[00:00] <Slack> bzou: my problem is solved, thank you anyways
[00:00] <liquid> Tom_Davis: Is there away to reinstall or check the imlib2?
[00:00] <D3JAVU> i wont to generate
[00:00] <dulak> kansan: it should be fairly simple to do, and any of the long time users in here can help with any problems you run into
[00:00] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[00:00] <D3JAVU> from dvd
[00:00] <Stormx2> m-m-m-m-monster kill
[00:00] <Tom_Davis> liquid: sudo apt-get purge libimlib2 then sudo apt-get install libimlib2
[00:00] <steve_> any one know what i can do to get a happauge win-tv q950 usb adapter to work with me tv?
[00:00] <Tom_Davis> liquid did you get that?
[00:01] <stevenw9> Okay, someone PLEASE help me with my GeForce 8200, I can't use most of my programs atm without some graphics acceleration >.<
[00:01] <bzou> slack : where do you work at this time ? 23:00 GMT ?
[00:01] <liquid> Tom_Davis: Yeah I got it already did it and same error
[00:01] <ballzee> i think this 8.10 hates me
[00:01] <steve_> I am getting this error here are no usable channels in the channels.conf file.
[00:01] <sabaua> mein problem mit java und firefox istz gelöst, dank "icedtea" / my problem with firefox and java is solved, thanks to "icedtea"!
[00:02] <liquid> Tom_Davis: Whats this in the error mean AM_PROG_LIBTOOL
[00:02] <Tom_Davis> thats the call its making to libimlib2 that libimlib2 is not handling properly
[00:02] <mongolai> tvanover:  you might have better luck here: http://forum.eeeuser.com/
[00:02] <Failtacular> Erm...
[00:03] <steve_> any takers?
[00:03] <Failtacular> What?
[00:03] <stevenw9> question: Enabling the proprietary driver for my GeForce 8200 makes Ubuntu 8.01 LTS unusable due to graphical artifacts. Nothing can be seen at that point. Can someone help me fix this please? ._.
[00:03] <Failtacular> Help?
[00:03] <Reign> Hello. Can anyone help me with a wlan0 issue?
[00:03] <steve_> yes
[00:03] <D3JAVU> heeey who can help me with dvd iso
[00:03] <keithclark> When using a BitTorrent client, all seems well for several hours, then all of a sudden my net access slows to a crawl and I can no longer get to any websites without resetting both my cable modem and my router.  Does this sound like a router being overwhelmed problem or something else?
[00:03] <stevenw9> Keith
[00:04] <stevenw9> ...
[00:04] <D3JAVU> i say simple question
[00:04] <stevenw9> I fixed that issue once, I forget how, gah
[00:04] <pupuser10a382> :o
[00:04] <stevenw9> Leme phone a friend, maybe I can help you.
[00:04] <ballzee> my update and add and remove software just sit there anyone else have that trouble
[00:04] <Tom_Davis> D3JAVU: install gnomebaker and burn the iso as a dvd image
[00:04] <pupuser10a382> D3JAVU  well, just dl the iso and burn it at slowest speed maybe?
[00:04] <Reign> My wlan0 won't show up in iwconfig
[00:04] <liquid> Tom_Davis: please use m4_pattern_allow. whats that mean?
[00:04] <Tom_Davis> or use nero for winders
[00:04] <pupuser10a382> also maybe set your bios too boot from CD drive
[00:04] <pupuser10a382> but hey thats what i would do
[00:05] <Tom_Davis> thats another call liquid, I am kind out of my depth on this now
[00:05] <steve_> i get this error on me tv  there are no usable channels in the channels.conf file.
[00:05] <stevenw9> keithclark: Do you have this issue on any other internet connected items in your household?
[00:05] <steve_> anyone know how 2 fix it?
[00:05] <liquid> Tom_Davis: Thanks for the help
[00:05] <D3JAVU> :) noo i wont create iso disk of ubuntu with terminal and mount it !!!
[00:05] <Tom_Davis> wish I could help more
[00:05] <pupuser10a382> hm
[00:05] <pupuser10a382> D3JAVU  have you tried nero?
[00:05] <keithclark> stevenw9, yes, everything slows to a crawl.
[00:06] <liquid> Tom_Davis: Its fine
[00:06] <pupuser10a382> or tried re-downloading the iso?
[00:06] <pupuser10a382> could of been corrupted
[00:06] <pupuser10a382> :Dn
[00:06] <stevenw9> keithclark: Then this rules out your network adapter being the problem. Have you had this issue without your router?
[00:06] <Tom_Davis> d3 then just sudo md /mnt/iso then sudo mount -o loop isoname.iso /mnt/iso
[00:06] <Tom_Davis> err mkdir
[00:06] <Tom_Davis> not md
[00:06] <keithclark> stevenw9, I've never tried hooking the modem up direct before.
[00:07] <D3JAVU> i dont wont nero i wont now semple comand in terminal :)
[00:07] <mongolai> keithclark:  that's tricky issue... you probably need to take that up with your ISP, but there is the linux kernel command sysctl that has many options regarding the operation of the linux kernel. networking is one of those...
[00:07] <stevenw9> keithclark: You should. If you still have this issue, I advise talking to your ISP about getting a replacement modem.
[00:07] <Reign> My wlan0 won't show up in iwconfig. I've tried using ndiswrapper to no avail. Please help me with this
[00:07] <stevenw9> keithclark: However if you DON'T have the issue, then we know it's a router issue. Thus you can come back here after that.
[00:07] <keithclark> stevenw9, or maybe this is an issue with throttling?  Although I've limited the speed of the bittorrent client to something reasonable compared to my connection
[00:08] <stevenw9> keithclark: It might be, it might not be. Hence why I suggest trying with your modem directly connected.
[00:08] <bzou> donc, meme pas unr tite info sur les branleurs qui nike les ssh mal configurés ? les LinuxCrackerws ? pas des RG ou tout bitin, juste l'envie de m'amuser. si ya des volontaires...
[00:08] <stevenw9> keithclark: Also
[00:08] <stevenw9> keithclark: Encryption settings may work on your torrent program. Comcast for example, cripples speeds if you torrent without encryption.
[00:09] <stevenw9> keithclark: But that's another discusison :)
[00:09] <rob3r> anyone have any experience with installing Request Tracker 3.8.1 on Ubuntu server?
[00:09] <stevenw9> scuse my typos
[00:09] <stevenw9> question: Enabling the proprietary driver for my GeForce 8200 makes Ubuntu 8.01 LTS unusable due to graphical artifacts. Nothing can be seen at that point. Can someone help me fix this please? ._.
[00:09] <keithclark> stevenw9, Ok, that is a couple of things to try.  Now, when I look at the security log of my router I see DOS blockages at a rate of about 2 per second.  Is this unreasonable for a router to handle?
[00:10] <Reign> My wlan0 won't show up in iwconfig. I've tried using ndiswrapper to no avail. Please help me with this
[00:10] <bzou> robert, that the name of the computer i installed to the hous of my sister
[00:10] <stevenw9> keithclark: I'm not too sure about that.
[00:10] <HRJ123> does any know why my ADD\REMOVE wont't work
[00:10] <blackvd> can someone please point me to a guide that actually works to get pulseaudio working? Stupid update 2 hours ago broke my audio. running ibex.
[00:10] <zume> Woohoo! Update on Festival TextToSpeech! It's finally working, as far as I can tell. I have to use it through Terminal beacuse none of the Graphical programs are working. I installed Festivle through Synaptic Package Manager. Then in terminal typed "festival" to start the program. then typed this to make it speak:   (SayText "Hello")
[00:10] <stevenw9> keithclark: I'm not a real techy, my experience only goes so far :(
[00:10] <bzou> @reign : what is your card ?
[00:11] <keithclark> stevenw9, no problem!  I was just wondering what a normal load for a router would be.  I have no idea.
[00:11] <pupuser10a382> brb booting Ubuntu
[00:11] <stevenw9> keithclark: last time I had the issue you're having, it was my network adapter though, and indeed was a throttle setting issue.
[00:11] <stevenw9> keithclark: but your symptoms are a tad bit different.
[00:12] <mongolai> zume:  lemme know how that goes. It'seems to be scriptable, so you should be able to get some kind of reader out of it
[00:12] <HRJ123> My ADD REMOVE wont work can anyone help?
[00:12] <Kr0ntab> HRJ123: Do you get an error?
[00:12] <keithclark> stevenw9, Well, you've given me a couple of things to try out.  Thanks, let me go give them a shot now.
[00:12] <HRJ123> no
[00:12] <blackvd> so no one else had their sound system smashed by the last update?
[00:13] <stevenw9> keithclark: no problem
[00:13] <Curtis> i have a wireless router that has a cox cable that comes from the street and i want to move the router up staris how can i do this without having to get that cable moved up stairs?
[00:13] <Kr0ntab> HRJ123: tell us what you experience then...
[00:13] <keithclark> blackvd, nope, all is well here.
[00:13] <stevenw9> question: Enabling the proprietary driver for my GeForce 8200 makes Ubuntu 8.01 LTS unusable due to graphical artifacts. Nothing can be seen at that point. Can someone help me fix this please? ._.
[00:13] <blackvd> hm well ive followed two guides to get it working with no success
[00:13] <HRJ123> I click the ADD REMOVE button and nothing happens
[00:14] <zume> mongolai:  it's working quite well in terminal, but i cant get it to say big text files. i hope a script would indeed make a graphical interface work. i saw a command to tell festival to speak a text document, so im trying to figure that out. the command is:    (tts "FILENAME" nil)
[00:14] <wizizi> #join irc.1st-assylum.org
[00:14] <stevenw9> I just realized i'm stating the wrong version
[00:14] <stevenw9> Lawl
[00:14] <blackvd> i almost wanna say pulseaudio sucks worse than alsa
[00:14] <Tom_Davis> Curtis: you kinda need that cable attached to the router for it to work
[00:14] <bzou> @stevenw9 : I will have a look for you
[00:14] <keithclark> blackvd, Ah, that may be why.....I'm using ALSA
[00:14] <stevenw9> bzou: Thanks, and it's 8.04 btw. lol
[00:15] <zume> mongolai: here is the site i got the command from: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TextToSpeech
[00:15] <Curtis> Tom_Davis, what other options do i have other then getting that cable moved up staris?
[00:15] <mongolai> blackvd:  is there a reason you need to use pulseaudio?
[00:15] <Kr0ntab> HRJ123: from a terminal... type in gnome-app-install  and see if you get errors
[00:15] <blackvd> nope
[00:15] <blackvd> i just want sound
[00:15] <tH3_gH0sT> hi
[00:15] <tH3_gH0sT> :)
[00:15] <Tom_Davis> Curtis: wireless, or network cable upstairs
[00:15] <blackvd> i switched sound preferences back to alsa and rebooted but got nothing
[00:15] <mongolai> blackvd:  you *should* be able to use vanilla ALSA, no?
[00:16] <Curtis> Tom_Davis, i tried getting connected to the router from upstaris in ubuntu and it would not connect but at the same time i have wireless working on the laptop
[00:16] <mongolai> zume:  thanks for the link..
[00:16] <blackvd> is all i need to do is switch to alsa in sound prefs?
[00:16] <deniz_> is shipit still shipping 64 bit? im asking because i cant find 64 bit in the shipping request online form
[00:16] <aj_> duh
[00:16] <aprilhare> kbrosnan, changing the default font didn't seem to do the job - still experiencing font kerning problems printing from firefox 3
[00:16] <Tom_Davis> !wireless | Curtis
[00:17] <blackvd> gonna restartx and see what happens
[00:17] <mongolai> blackvd:  OK, I'm just saying, but if you get no answers here, try #pulseaudio  they can be a llittle more rough though
[00:17] <HRJ123> I get"ImportError: cannot import Widget from gtk"
[00:17] <sparkey> i keep getting "ERROR: problem running init script" when trying to enable ufw. Anyone know a fix to this?
[00:19] <Kr0ntab> HRJ123: copy and paste all of the output into http://pastebin.ubuntu.com
[00:19] <spence> #ubuntu i've been referred here from ##linux
[00:19] <bzou> @stevenw9 : did you ever install binary from nvidia, without condition of your distrbution ? what is the nvidia driver you use for linux ?
[00:19] <Kr0ntab> spence: welcome.  :-)
[00:19] <stevenw9> Bzou: I didn't do anything except enable the proprietary driver as prompted to for graphics acceleration by Ubuntu.
[00:20] <bzou> :)
[00:20] <stevenw9> bzou: I'm an ubuntu newbie, lol
[00:20] <Tom_Davis> ever see hardy shoot craps in the installer on "scanning the mirror"? if so, please help
[00:20] <bzou> cool :)
[00:20] <spence> Kr0ntab: thank you. i'm having an issue with Windows after I've installed Ubuntu. I foolishly told Ubuntu it could use the Windows partition as swap space. thinking that 60gb of free space would be enough for an occasional memory swap out
[00:20] <stevenw9> bzou: Vista's memory hog kinda... sent me this way, but yeah, what do I do then?
[00:21] <Kr0ntab> spence: doh!
[00:21] <dsfargeg> anyone have experience installing gdl/
[00:21] <spence> exactly how i felt last night. i'd like to try and save it if possible
[00:21] <Tom_Davis> spence: perhaps you have done yerself badly, it formats the swap partition
[00:21] <dsfargeg> i keep having an error on the make.
[00:21] <bzou> you need to have a more ecplicication bug
[00:22] <yoyoned> spence: is the windows partition formatted ntfs
[00:22] <Kr0ntab> spence: yikes... well if you've formatted the partition already... which is the default for any installation... you may be out of luck...
[00:22] <spence> Tom_Davis: that's possible, however I've been told it is possible that the data is still safe providing that I haven't used the swap space
[00:22] <stevenw9> bzou: o.O What?
[00:22] <sirjoebob> spence: I have used Hiren's boot cd before to restore a completely trashed partition
[00:22] <HRJ123> ok, now what?
[00:22] <Tom_Davis> spence: fraid not, it formats the swap partition as swap
[00:22] <bzou> run xgears
[00:22] <spence> yoyoned: I'm not really sure what it is now
[00:22] <Kr0ntab> HRJ123: after you've submitted it... it will give you a URL you can share...
[00:23] <Kr0ntab> HRJ123: give us the URL...
[00:23] <sirjoebob> spence: http://soft.softoogle.com/ap/hiren-s-bootcd-download-6916.shtml
[00:23] <yoyoned> spence: if you refomated the partition as swap, the data is lost
[00:23] <spence> gparted listed is as Solaris / Linux swap space
[00:23] <Kr0ntab> spence:  yup...  sorry to hear that mate...
[00:23] <stevenw9> I'm so lost.
[00:23] <Tom_Davis> spence: I console you on your loss
[00:23] <stevenw9> lol
[00:23] <sirjoebob> spence: that has a download to the hiren's boot cd iso. it may be able to recover the partition, I have done something similar before.. takes a while though
[00:23] <yoyoned> spence: sorry, but it's gone
[00:23] <spence> well the Windows XP CD says the drive is safe and healthy, and when I added XP manually via Grub's menu.lst it stated NTLDR not present
[00:23] <Cyde> Awesome, upgrade to 8.10 worked flawlessly (relatively).
[00:23] <spence> i am not giving up guys
[00:24] <Cyde> Pulseaudio is still not starting automatically with my system though; anyone have any ideas?
[00:24] <Cyde> I think it tried this time, but crashed.
[00:24] <TheZealot> is it easy to install PHP on my ubuntu webserver? Do I just get it through apt-get?
[00:24] <bzou> glxgear
[00:24] <spence> thank you for the link sirjoebob, i'll read it now
[00:24] <Tom_Davis> zealot: back up your websites and install the lamp server from scratch, much easier
[00:24] <yoyoned> spence: good luck, but I don't have a lot of hope.  You did a backup right?
[00:24] <zume> Update on Festival: I'm trying to get it to speak a file. It says it cant find the file. So I'm wondering where it wants me to place the file??
[00:24] <sirjoebob> TheZealot: http://lamphowto.com/
[00:25] <TheZealot> lamp server?
[00:25] <carlos__> hi+
[00:25] <stevenw9> And how do I run that? Remember, i'm a complete nub to anything near Linux :(
[00:25] <bzou> qui parle francais, la ?
[00:25] <sirjoebob> TheZealot: Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP
[00:25] <carlos__> alguien habla español
[00:25] <Tom_Davis> linux apache mysql php
[00:25] <bzou> ok
[00:25] <yoyoned> !fr
[00:25] <spence>  yoyoned: all my files are on the aforementioned second partition. which linux detects as NTFS
[00:25] <Tom_Davis> and all the sordid apache mod php stuff
[00:25] <TheZealot> I already have all of those installed, except for php
[00:25] <jaksa> por favor
[00:26] <spence> but i need access to XP for gamez
[00:26] <HRJ123> Kr0ntab: thanks for helping but snaptec package manager still works and ill just use that and work on ADD REMOVE later.
[00:26] <sirjoebob> TheZealot: follow the part of the link i sent pertaining to PHP
[00:26] <TheZealot> ok
[00:26] <bzou> a bientot
[00:26] <carlos__> hola
[00:26] <carlos__> alguien que hable españoĺ
[00:26] <yoyoned> !es
[00:27] <stevenw9> So what's GLXGear? >>
[00:27] <Tom_Davis> question: how to stop ubuntu from looking for a floppy drive when you cant shut it off in bios, but its unplugged?
[00:27] <Tom_Davis> on a laptop, so disassemble johnny 5 is not really an option
[00:27] <Kr0ntab> hahaha
[00:27] <spence> buy a MacBook Air
[00:27] <carlos__> como hago para desinstalar este sistema operativo
[00:28] <Tom_Davis> !es | carlos
[00:28] <yoyoned> !es|carlos_
[00:28] <favro> Tom_Davis: tried removing the line for the floppy in /etc/fstab?
[00:28] <Tom_Davis> its hanging in the install: goes looking for floppy and goes all recursive
[00:29] <cloud-e> Smart Bot
[00:29] <Tom_Davis> so fstab doesnt exist yet
[00:29] <filthpig> hi, I'm looking for a well-performing but affordable AMD-chipset mobo. Preferably from one of the big names, ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte..
[00:29] <Curtis> chrisaw, PM?
[00:29] <Tom_Davis> filthpig: asus makes a nice amd board, what proc?
[00:29] <solexious> [Q] What do I have to install to enable as many audio and video codes as i can? *going to be with out internet for a few weeks*
[00:30] <filthpig> Tom_Davis, I'm thinking about a tricore phenom or smth
[00:30] <Tom_Davis> filthpig: I swear by asus, and tyan, check their sites
[00:30] <pipegeek> solexious: check out debian-multimedia.org
[00:30] <stevenw9> So
[00:31] <^Cheeky> hello, iam trying to uninstall windows xp on my vmware, i loged into the vmware and i removed the installation of windows xp, but my hard disk space didnt change is there anyway i can tell if it was completely removed ?
[00:31] <stevenw9> Through careful examination I have learned, the 8200 will not work on Ubuntu 8.04 due to the kernal version.. :(
[00:31] <filthpig> I haven't used AMD for ages, so I'm not sure which cpu/chipset provides the most for my money
[00:31] <solexious> pipegeek, thank you
[00:31] <pipegeek> np :)
[00:31] <Tom_Davis> stevenw9: so wait a few days and ibex it
[00:31] <stevenw9> Your fancy terms throw this ex-windows user off
[00:31] <stevenw9> XD
[00:31] <pipegeek> share firefox 3.1 won't make ibex
[00:32] <kthef> ^cheeky: you have to go and delete the whole folder and files that it used
[00:32] <spence> oh also, i just mounted my mobile phone using mount. but it says i can't add any .mp3s because i'm not root. can i fix this issue?
[00:32] <blackvd> was in here earlier trying to change to alsa. How do I remove pulseaudio and use alsa only?
[00:32] <stevenw9> Apparently it'll work with 8.10 as far as the kernal is concerned though.
[00:32] <Slack> When a person multi-tasks, does their processor do more then one thing at a time or does it just appear that way
[00:32] <pipegeek> stevenw9: ibex == 8.10 ;)
[00:32] <^Cheeky> kthef, man, is there one way just remove everything, the software  and windows as well ?
[00:32] <Tom_Davis> !ibex
[00:32] <stevenw9> Ah
[00:32] <pipegeek> *obviously*
[00:32] <pipegeek> ;)
[00:32] <stevenw9> I should maybe upgrade then
[00:32] <pipegeek> hehe
[00:32] <Tom_Davis> not yet
[00:32] <stevenw9> Otherwise I can't use 80% of my programs
[00:33] <blackvd> join #ubuntu+1
[00:33] <kthef> ^cheeky: not that I know of
[00:33] <stevenw9> x.X
[00:33] <Tom_Davis> read that Warning: know it, live it
[00:33] <stevenw9> Wait
[00:33] <blackvd> oops
[00:33] <stevenw9> Lots of broken software pre-installed on Ubuntu
[00:33] <kthef> ^cheeky: delete it from the console, then you have to go rm -dr the folder
[00:33] <stevenw9> Or just newer stuff?
[00:33] <^Cheeky> kthef, where can i find where my installation of windows is ?
[00:33] <solexious> pipegeek, do you have a list for the ubuntu repos?
[00:33] <pipegeek> solexious: hmm?
[00:33] <Tom_Davis> bad things happen right before the release, always has, always will
[00:33] <stevenw9> I see
[00:33] <^Cheeky> kthef, what if i run the instaLLer of the vmware ?
[00:34] <stevenw9> So then I have to sit here and cry till the 30th? That sucks, lol
[00:34] <Tom_Davis> been at this since breezy, same thing every time
[00:34] <pipegeek> Tom_Davis: and right after
[00:34] <Tom_Davis> pipegeek: this is true also
[00:35] <kthef> ^cheeky: create a new vm and then see where it is trying to store the files
[00:35] <filthpig> err, can I use AM2+ cpus on AM2 slots. or was that vice versa?
[00:35] <Tom_Davis> kthef: I believe it puts them in ~/.vmware
[00:36] <ballzee> i just put in my 8.04 cd and booted in live mode and its fast when i boot 8.10 its so slow  iv never gotten threw apt-get update yet even after 25 min anyone know what could be causing this ?
[00:36] <pabligeno> hi?
[00:36] <kthef> ^cheeky: then there will be a folder there with the name of the VM you deleted
[00:36] <pabligeno> any else?
[00:36] <^Cheeky> hmm when i try to install it asks to uninstall !
[00:36] <^Cheeky> blah
[00:36] <Tom_Davis> ballzee: 1: thats coming off a beta server, 2: alot of people are hitting it
[00:37] <ballzee> just seems like everything is slow network wise
[00:37] <Tom_Davis> see also
[00:37] <Tom_Davis> !ibex
[00:38] <thiebaude> !intrepid
[00:38] <Tom_Davis> thnks
[00:38] <thiebaude> yw
[00:38] <pabligeno> hi
[00:38] <Tom_Davis> !hi
[00:38] <pabligeno> :D
[00:38] <pabligeno> thanks
[00:38] <pabligeno> im from chile
[00:38] <keithclark> I've upgraded to 8.10, but my menu.lst points to the kernal from 8.04 still.  It didnt' seem to change the kernal to 2.6.27-17
[00:38] <pabligeno> my name is pablo
[00:39] <FloodBot3> pabligeno: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:39] <spence> how do i root?
[00:39] <Tom_Davis> sudo
[00:39] <keithclark> I seem to be stuck on kernal 2.6.24-19-generic
[00:39] <spence> thanks, sorry i knew that
[00:39]  * spence brain farts etc
[00:39] <pabligeno> hi
[00:39] <^Cheeky> spence, sudo
[00:39] <pabligeno> friens
[00:39] <pabligeno> today i installed ubuntu 8.10
[00:40] <Tom_Davis> pabligeno: this is a support channel, please state the nature of your issue
[00:40] <pabligeno> and the output of ifconfig is not show me my wireless card
[00:40] <Tom_Davis> try iwconfig
[00:40] <Kr0ntab> !intrepid | keithclark pabligeno
[00:40] <pabligeno> lspci tell me this
[00:41] <pabligeno> 10:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02)
[00:41] <pabligeno> this is my wifi card
[00:41] <pinehead> what config file do i work with to fix
[00:41] <pinehead> 64 bytes from localhost (127.0.0.1): icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=0.057 ms
[00:41] <pinehead> so it doesn't use the internal ip address to ping?
[00:41] <musikgoat> pabligeno: ask for help in #ubuntu+1
[00:42] <kitche> pinehead: well it won't if you ping an external ip
[00:42] <Kr0ntab> pinehead: this is not broken behavior.. what our you pinging?  Localhost?  hostname?
[00:42] <Tom_Davis> pinehead: tell it to ping somewhere else. like ping www.discovery.com
[00:43] <spence> can i sudo in the GUI? i'm just trying to put some files on my phone.. to have to mount and copy files with sudo would be a real pain
[00:43] <Tom_Davis> augggh, I do not want ufw, I do not like ufw, but installer says, no iptables for you, you get ufw
[00:44] <kthef> spence:  sudo nautilus
[00:44] <cs_student> In installed the frostwire package from the site but it isn't working for some reason.  When I click on the shortcut it doesn't open up
[00:44] <kitche> Tom_Davis: huh considering ufw still uses iptables
[00:44] <kthef> spence: will start nautilus as root
[00:44] <Tom_Davis> yes but I do not like ufw, I like old school iptables
[00:44] <spence> kthef: i appreciate it, i will be careful
[00:44] <cs_student> o, I need to install java
[00:45] <kitche> Tom_Davis: so use iptables it doesn't matter what you use to write the rules
[00:45] <Kr0ntab> pinehead: you can also specify which interface IP address you want to ping from...   ping -I source_ip destination_ip
[00:45] <Tom_Davis> cs_student: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[00:45] <Tom_Davis> or jdk depending on your needs
[00:48] <msaul> Was wondering if anyone could help me get Dlink wireless DWA542 network adaptor working on my 64-bit ubuntu 8.04 distro...
[00:49] <msaul> I did searching and saw madwifi, but setup didn't work.
[00:49] <Tom_Davis> !wireless
[00:50] <spence> how do i get a drive to unmount which i mounted manually?
[00:50] <spence> umount says it's busy
[00:50] <anders_> close all programs accessing files on the device
[00:50] <Tom_Davis> spence: cd out of that drive and sudo umount /path
[00:50] <hotmonkeyluv> I have 3 lcd monitors, two which have vga, and one has dvi and vga. what combination of video cards will allow me to play games (WoW, CS:S, Nexuix, Tremulous, Alien Arena, Minesweeper, etc...) Is there a way to attach 2 monitors to one DVI output? I've heard of DVI-D or DVI-I and one of them is a dual link, does that mean that I can run 4 displays off of one dual dvi out card? I want this to work in windows and, more importantly, Linux
[00:50] <hotmonkeyluv> (preferably Ubuntu, but I'll use whatever)
[00:51] <spence> silly me, i had another nautilus open on my other desktop. thank you anders, Tom_Davis Davis
[00:51] <Tom_Davis> any time
[00:51] <curtis_Desktop> can i download updates from a laptop and burn them to a cd and install them in ubuntu?
[00:51] <anders_> no worries spence
[00:51] <spence> Linux can be a pain at times, with external drives
[00:52] <filthpig> spence, so can windows ;)
[00:52] <msaul> I did the command lspci -v | less and saw the device listed
[00:52] <spence> my UNIX tutor tries to spin them in good ways. but the idea of say a file is transferred.. when in fact it might not be is flawed to me
[00:52] <spence> i'm used to just pulling it out when the transfer dialog is gone
[00:53] <msaul> The network controller for DWA 542 is Atheros , should I be trying out madwifi direction?
[00:53] <Tom_Davis> isnt atheros a ndiswrapper candidate?
[00:54] <kthef> spenc: you can go to a terminal window and type sync to sync the disks before you remove them
[00:54] <msaul> Do you have a link to a good ndiswrapper howto?
[00:54] <kitche> Tom_Davis: no it's more of a madwifi/ath5k candidate
[00:54] <kthef> spence: you shouldn't be yanking the drives out of a windoze box either....hehehehe
[00:54] <curtis_Desktop> when does digsby come out for linux?
[00:55] <msaul> From my reading, it seems that madwifi is the direction to take
[00:55] <spence> curtis_Desktop: i tried it on Windows. i didn't think it was all that fantastic personally, but i was missing Pidgin
[00:55] <msaul> There was mention also of madwifi-ng but didn't really know what that meant
[00:55] <curtis_Desktop> spence, you can install pidgin in windows
[00:56] <spence> oh yes, i meant Adium. freudian slip
[00:56] <spence> changed OS three times in a year
[00:56] <kitche> curtis_Desktop: ask the digsby developers when and you'll probably hear never
[00:56] <msaul> I did try from a HOWTO to install the madwifi for Atheros, but didn't work...
[00:56] <curtis_Desktop> spence, that is it... i change my os about 3 times in a week
[00:57] <yoyoned> curtis_Desktop: spence I think I average 3 times a month
[00:57] <msaul> One thing I noticed is that madwifi-tools were on repository, but needed madwifi-source as well, but couldn't obtain it...
[00:57] <spence> wow you guys
[00:57] <stinkman> firing a mount command, i get this "mount.nfs: mount to NFS server 'rpcbind' failed: RPC Error: Program not registered"   already installed nfs-common, what else?
[00:57] <curtis_Desktop> yoyoned, i am about to install vista and dual boot it with ubuntu on my laptop :)
[00:58] <yoyoned> stinkman: install portmap
[00:58] <favro> stinkman: portmap is necessary
[00:58] <ascott> anybody ever use dmidecode before?
[00:58] <kthef> I have been using Ubuntu exclusively for over 2 years now
[00:58] <curtis_Desktop> spence, you can install Adium in ubuntu?
[00:58] <stinkman> nfs-common installed portmap and the service is running?
[00:58] <kthef> even at work
[00:58] <curtis_Desktop> kthef, hey anyone have themes that they have made
[00:58] <stinkman> Setting up portmap (6.0-4) ...
[00:58] <stinkman>  * Starting portmap daemon...                                            [ OK ]
[00:58] <curtis_Desktop> ?
[00:58] <ascott> does dmidecode show the real max capacity of RAM of a board or the chips max capacity?
[00:58] <spence> curtis_Desktop: i don't think so
[00:59] <stinkman> reason i'm here, nfs-common didin't fix my problem :)
[00:59] <kthef> at work I run a vmware instance of the corporate Windoze platform
[00:59] <kthef> hehehe
[00:59] <curtis_Desktop> spence, okay, are you using pidgin in ubuntu right now?
[00:59] <kthef> curtis_Desktop, not me, don't change the defaults
[00:59] <^Cheeky> kthef, hey man got rid of it
[00:59] <spence> anyway 1am. i need to go, have a good weekend #ubuntu. i think i might just start a new install. curtis_Desktop yes Pidgin atm
[00:59] <khmer42_> Will the final version of intrepid appear on any mirrors or be available for download anywhere ahead of the 30th? I need to do some testing for work before I go on holiday.
[00:59] <TheZealot> is PHP5 hard to install if I already have apache2 installed and running?
[01:00] <rainbowinfinity> please help me...I'm a newbie and I can't figure out why my pogo games won't work...i get an error message that says it can't connect to server.
[01:00] <curtis_Desktop> spence, can you change the theme?
[01:00] <curtis_Desktop> of pidgin?
[01:00] <kthef> ^Cheeky, got rid of what?
[01:00] <spence> curtis_Desktop: i don't know. i just use it to type
[01:00] <musikgoat> rainbowinfinity: but you can get online?  isn't pogo games a website?
[01:00] <stinkman> favro, says portmap is already the newest version.
[01:00] <curtis_Desktop> spence, me to lol have a nice night sleep
[01:00] <^Cheeky> kthef, vmware, and virtualbox
[01:00] <kthef> ^Cheeky, cool
[01:01] <kthef> ^Cheeky, found the folder eh?
[01:01] <favro> stinkman: I don't use rpc..
[01:01] <dystopia> how to i use inittab to set up serial console client on ubuntu?
[01:01] <^Cheeky> kthef,  yeah .. i logged into the console of vmware looked at past tasks and checked out the directory,
[01:01] <stinkman> favro, techincally, it's for nfs
[01:01] <Mecha26> !dualboot
[01:01] <rainbowinfinity> yes..pogo games is a website, and yes I can get online, but when in try to go into a game room, it says it can't connect
[01:02] <stinkman> favro, mount -t nfs x.x.x.x:/path
[01:02] <Mecha26> !grub
[01:02] <favro> stinkman: you have portmap on the server and client?
[01:02] <stinkman> server doesn't seem to give the problems, client is.
[01:02] <kthef> ^Cheeky, see, you can delete the vm out of the console, but import it into another machine
[01:02] <stinkman> favro, server is freebsd, been untouched for months. this ubutnu is a clean install.
[01:03] <kthef> ^Cheeky, I think that is why you have to manually delete, in case you want to use it elsewhere
[01:03] <musikgoat> rainbowinfinity: doesn't work for me either, its using java applets, i think that could be related to the problem
[01:04] <Mecha26> !botsnack
[01:04] <^Cheeky> kthef, to uninstall or remove programs i would type this in the commad line : sudo apt-remove amsn  --purge  ?
[01:04] <Tom_Davis> sudo apt-get purge amsn
[01:04] <favro> stinkman: is the server hostname in /etc/hosts?
[01:04] <kthef> ^Cheeky, yep, or autoremove
[01:04] <rainbowinfinity> is there anything that i can do about it??
[01:04] <jyoseph> can someone help? I'm using xmodmap to map my keys on an apple keyboard (I am so used to using command instead of control). Everything works but command+C and command+V, how could that be?
[01:04] <curtis_Desktop> anyone want a nice theme for ubuntu?
[01:04] <stinkman> favro, never needed it lasttime, i suppose it's a shot...ping works
[01:04] <curtis_Desktop> this is the best theme that i have ever seen?
[01:04] <dystopia> how to i use inittab to set up serial console client on ubuntu?
[01:04] <^Cheeky> kthef, there is nothing after purge ?
[01:04] <danbh_intrepid> khmer42_: thats what the RC is for
[01:05] <^Cheeky> kthef, how can i get the list of my programs i have install on my root /?
[01:05] <jyoseph> why would command+ any key but "C" and "V" work?
[01:05] <stinkman> favro, btw, it also says mount.nfs: internal error
[01:05] <^Cheeky> kthef, i need to uninstall all the files i dont need to use !
[01:05] <kthef> ^Cheeky,  purge
[01:05] <kthef>            purge is identical to remove except that packages are removed and
[01:05] <kthef>            purged.
[01:05] <darkhamm> every time i click on some source in places menu,in intrepid, it runs totem, how can i change this with nautilus?
[01:05] <musikgoat> rainbowinfinity: do you have sun-java6-jre installed?
[01:05] <kthef> ^Cheeky,  man apt-get
[01:05] <kthef> see tom's post above
[01:06] <danbh_intrepid> darkhamm: right click
[01:06] <kitche> !intrepid | darkhamm
[01:06] <perillux> I want to put a small minimal windows installation onto a separate partition on this computer.  What I'm wondering is.. could I possibly use an installation CD that was made for another computer on this computer?  I'm thinking that CD will install video drivers and everything for that other comp.. would I still be able to at least use it so I can install the proper drivers, will this work at all??
[01:06] <rainbowinfinity> i've tried installing and reinstalling java, but i'm never sure if it works or not...the test never works, but never says it didn't work either
[01:06] <stinkman> favro, added it to /hosts, no progress
[01:06] <danbh_intrepid> perillux: try #windows
[01:06] <Tom_Davis> perillux you will need either a retail or oem copy
[01:06] <jyoseph> anybody? experience w/ xmodmap?
[01:06]  * jyoseph sighs
[01:06] <perillux> Tom_Davis: what is an oem copy?
[01:06] <favro> stinkman: you prob have to restart the network
[01:07] <joshual> hey folks can anyone tell me how to login to gnome as root? I want to use gparted to resize /home partition... and I can't if I'm logged into gnome as user, because I would be in the /home partition
[01:07] <favro> stinkman: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[01:07] <Scunizi> perillux: is this for games or something else?
[01:07] <musikgoat> rainbowinfinity: one moment, checking something
[01:07] <darkhamm> danbh_intrepid: in "Places", i can't click right mouse button
[01:07] <Tom_Davis> one that a builder would include with a system,  not a dell, ibm, everex, hp restore disk
[01:07] <stinkman> brb if no go
[01:07] <kitche> joshual: use gksu gparted to start gparted with root powers
[01:07] <perillux> Scunizi: probably will be used mostly for windows games
[01:07] <kthef> joshual, just go to terminal window and type sudo gparted
[01:07] <joshual> kitche: I would still be in /home partition
[01:07] <stinkman> haha, nothing restarted
[01:07] <danbh_intrepid> joshual: try booting into recovery mode
[01:07] <stinkman> that bad?
[01:08] <moobag> if i install the 8.10 release candidate, will i have to do a full re-install to get the full version or will it update to the full release?
[01:08] <curtis_Desktop> i will be back soon
[01:08] <joshual> and I cant resize the /home partition if I'm, in it
[01:08] <darkhamm> danbh_intrepid: when i can change some preference of the menu bar?
[01:08] <zume> mongolai: I got Festival to speak a long text document. I save an ebook to my desktop, then i open terminal and type "festival" (without quotes) to start the program. then  i tell it to say the file by typing this exactly:     (tts "/home/zume/Desktop/TESTLIPS" nil)
[01:08] <danbh_intrepid> darkhamm: are you clicking video files?
[01:08] <dystopia> how to i use inittab to set up serial console client on ubuntu?
[01:08] <joshual> danbh_intrepid: I wouldnt be able to log into gnome that way
[01:08] <sistpoty> moobag: it will update
[01:08] <moobag> if i install the 8.10 release candidate, will i have to do a full re-install to get the full version or will it update to the full release?
[01:08] <kthef> joshual, boot from a live cd and then use gparted to do what you need
[01:09] <danbh_intrepid> darkhamm: I would locate the files, and then right click.  Change the default that way
[01:09] <kitche> joshual: and what's your point since you can resize the partition all you want if your still inside the partition if you wanted to you could even delete partitions when your still in them I do it all the time
[01:09] <darkhamm> danbh_intrepid: i go in "places" , i click on "desktop" and it runs totem
[01:09] <joshual> thats a good idea
[01:09] <danbh_intrepid> !intrepid > moobag
[01:09] <Scunizi> perillux: like Tom_Davis said.. to install you'll need a retail copy or oem copy (cheaper from places like tigerdirect). If you try to use one designed for a specific Mfgr. then you may be out of luck.  Either way, once installed you won't have access to Ubuntu again until you fix Grub, the boot loader.. because windows will overwrite it.
[01:09] <joshual> kitche: NO you cannot resize the partition if its mounted
[01:09] <joshual> sheesh
[01:09] <kitche> joshual: I know that
[01:09] <hasanibrahim> hi: if pc lock (freezee) in ubuntu, what can i do
[01:09] <lunafreestate> what is the best command line bittorrent program - do any of them work
[01:09] <joshual> whatever
[01:09] <hasanibrahim> is there anything as ctrl alt delete
[01:10] <danbh_intrepid> joshual: you cant start x in recovery mode?  maybe just run gdm?
[01:10] <danbh_intrepid> joshual: I dunno.  I always just use the livecd
[01:10] <kitche> joshual: but technially when you gksu your not in /home since you gain root powers but why not just use a live cd
[01:10] <sistpoty> joshual: you sure can resize the partiation (as in partition table) but not the file system on top of it
[01:10] <darkhamm> danbh_intrepid: yes , it works, thank you!
[01:10] <pinehead> ls
[01:11] <perillux> Scunizi: I'm sure there's plenty of tutorials on how to do that...?   Also, this comp originally had window but instead of a recovery CD the cheap manufacturers made a recovery partition, which I overwrote when installing ubuntu
[01:11] <kitche> I m a bit tired of people thinking you can't do certain stuff when you can
[01:11] <lunafreestate> any one have any luck using btpd
[01:11] <hasanibrahim> help pleae :(
[01:11] <DCPom> is there a point in installing ubuntu-desktop on Ubuntu server?
[01:11] <Scunizi> perillux: a good arguement for partimage.. it's like ghost.. it'll make a copy of the partition so you can put it back later.
[01:11] <musikgoat> rainbowinfinity: unfortunately I have the same problem as this person: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/36489  which I just tried installing the java development kit as a test and that also didn't resolve the problem,  but you don't have the same problem as me.   try going to terminal and typing sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk
[01:12] <Scunizi> DCPom: only if you want a gui and then you might consider xubuntu instead.
[01:12] <perillux> Scunizi: wait.. are you saying that I can still access that windows recovery partition?
[01:12] <danbh_intrepid> kitche: the problem is if he logs in with gnome at all, /home has to be mounted, and files become in use.  Thus, he can't easily unmount the partition.
[01:12] <msaul> Are there any N Band Wireless cards that anyone would recommend for 64-bit Ubuntu 8.04 for the easiest install (i.e. without madwifi or ndiswrapper?)... Thanks
[01:12] <dystopia> how to i use inittab to set up serial console client on ubuntu?
[01:12] <Scunizi> perillux: no.. only if you imaged it with partimage
[01:12] <DCPom> Scunizi, so the lack of GUI is just for speed?
[01:12] <perillux> Scunizi: oh, I didn't
[01:13] <kitche> danbh_intrepid: umm what I umount /home all the time
[01:13] <Scunizi> DCPom: no.. most who work with server do it from terminal.  They don't need a gui.. but some of us, me included. like to have it around
[01:13] <perillux> Scunizi: anyways, so do you think using the installation cd for that other laptop will work on this laptop?  Also I don't intend to ever use that other laptop again so there shouldn't be any lagality problems or anything... right?  not that I care, really.
[01:13] <curtis_Desktop> i have 2 gigs of music and i want to have it all open in one player so that i can go threw the songs and select the one that i want to listen to what is a good player that will do that?
[01:14] <DCPom> Scunizi, why do you recommend xubuntu over ubuntu? (i do run xub on my desktop partition)
[01:14] <rainbowinfinity> i think something is happening...hold on
[01:14] <danbh_intrepid> kitche: then maybe he he doesnt need to login as root.  I dunno
[01:14] <Scunizi> perillux: if you received the install cd with the other laptop it might work .. it might not.. you won't know until you try.
[01:14] <sistpoty> dystopia: look for serial, and uncomment what you need to get a login shell on serial console login (ttyS0=first serial port ttyS1=second one)
[01:14] <Tom_Davis> perillux if that disk says anything about the manufacturer of the laptop on it, I would bet a dollar to a donut against it working
[01:14] <lunafreestate> I have a headless file server and I ma trying to set up a bit torrent client on it - any one have any luck doing this
[01:14] <dystopia> sistpoty: but i dont have inittab :S
[01:14] <Scunizi> DCPom: xubuntu is lighter weight.. fast and configurable.. but if you have resources and are use to ubuntu and gnome.. do that.
[01:14] <kitche> danbh_intrepid: all he needed was to use root shell since he would not be able to go back to the user shell until after the resize
[01:15] <sistpoty> dystopia: sure you have... /etc/inittab
[01:15] <perillux> Tom_Davis: ya, I think it says "toshiba" on it
[01:15] <sistpoty> ;)
[01:15] <Tom_Davis> perillux: not gonna happen
[01:15] <Scunizi> DCPom: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop ... or ... sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[01:15] <Scunizi> DCPom: of course you could have both if you want  :)
[01:15] <Tom_Davis> dcpom: xubuntu is much lighter on resources
[01:15] <dystopia> sistpoty: nope it isn't there
[01:15] <rainbowinfinity> nope...no luck
[01:16] <DCPom> Scunizi, i know the packages ;) i think i'm going to stick with the terminal for now. I was just curious if it was possible
[01:16] <sistpoty> dystopia: that's erm... pretty bad then... what ubuntu version are you using?
[01:16] <Scunizi> DCPom: np.. have fun
[01:16] <Tom_Davis> dcpom: I only use the server iso, and have run pretty much all the window managers at one time or another
[01:16] <cs_student> when trying to run frostwire I get OOPS, you don't seem to have a valid JRE. FrostWire works best with Sun JRE available at http://www.java.com
[01:17] <kitche> cs_student: did you install sun-java6-jre?
[01:17] <Tom_Davis> dcpom if you need a gui and wanna be really light about it, sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg xorg xdm fluxbox
[01:17] <cs_student> Yes
[01:17] <cs_student> java --version returns "java version "1.5.0"
[01:17] <cs_student> gij (GNU libgcj) version 4.2.4 (Ubuntu 4.2.4-1ubuntu3)
[01:17] <cs_student> "
[01:17] <kitche> cs_student: then you would need to run something like dpkg-configure java or something like that I don't know the exact syntax for the java vm switch command
[01:17] <DCPom> Tom_Davis, that's lighter than standard xub packages?
[01:18] <dystopia> sistpoty: intrepid
[01:18] <kitche> cs_student: well your using gij not sun java
[01:18] <sistpoty> dystopia: let me check in which package it *should* be
[01:18] <cs_student> how do I use sun java?
[01:18] <Tom_Davis> dcpom yup, the desktop metapackages load all sorts of extraneous crud
[01:18] <dystopia> sistpoty: im trying to set up client, not server
[01:19] <DCPom> Tom_Davis, cool, thanks for all the info
[01:19] <Tom_Davis> np
[01:19] <sistpoty> dystopia: still, I doubt that not having an inittab would be planned... give me a sec please
[01:20] <kitche> sistpoty: intrepid doesn't really need a inittab since it doesn't follow SysV really
...if it helps any, the last thing in the terminal before it went back to me was that the java license had already been accepted
[01:20] <Tom_Davis> that is normal
[01:20] <musikgoat> rainbowinfinity: so its installed, if there were no errors reported, as you say, try closing FF and trying again
[01:21] <dystopia> sistpoty: all i want to do is talk to a computer over rs232... e.g. using minicomn....
[01:21] <Tom_Davis> rainbowinfinity: or go to a website requiring java and firefox will fix you up
[01:21] <perillux> is there anything like VMware that doesn't require you to already have a copy of windows?
[01:21] <sistpoty> kitche: good hint (but it still is mainly sysv... at least I don't know counter-examples)
[01:22] <sistpoty> dystopia: do you have sysvinit installed?
[01:22] <mwalkerii> cool
[01:22] <mwalkerii> I just go IRC configed in Opera
[01:22] <mwalkerii> got*
[01:22] <sistpoty> dystopia: sorry, wrong hint, that's not hte package
[01:22] <QS> i have a small problem... i had problems with my sound card and ubuntu disabled the sound... now it's okay, but on the taskbar, the volume controller is muted, if i turn up the volume and restart the computer, it's muted again... how can i save the volume settings?
[01:23] <sistpoty> dystopia: upstart-compat-sysv ?
[01:23] <thiebaude> Tom_Davis:is that a normal fluxbox installation , I need to use the least system resources
 no, it's still telling me it can't connect to server
[01:23] <dystopia> sistpoty: thats installed
[01:24] <Tom_Davis> thiebaude: yes, you need xserver-xorg xorg xdm and fluxbox for it to work
[01:24] <dystopia> sistpoty: but i dont want to run a server, i have an ubuntu machine running, i want to use it to log in on SRM console of Alpha
[01:24] <musikgoat> rainbowinfinity: do you have the java plugin?  check in FF -> tools -> Addons -> plugins
[01:25] <thiebaude> thanks for that command, Tom_Davis, just choose it at  a new log-in?
[01:25] <musikgoat> rainbowinfinity: and also do you have gcj plugin?
[01:25] <Tom_Davis> thiebaude: yessir remember sudo
[01:25] <thiebaude> i sure will Tom_Davis
[01:25] <Tom_Davis> next caller :)
[01:26] <thiebaude> haha
[01:27] <Tom_Davis> hmm celeron 466 512M ram seems to like fluxbox just fine
[01:27] <[biabia]> who invented the first computer ever and when was it
 I have the gcj plug in, but i can't find anything resembling a java plug in...where would i get that (sorry...REALLY new)
[01:27] <Stevenx> Hey guys, where can I find the setting for line spacing in Open Office 2.4?
[01:27] <Tom_Davis> charles babbage the analytical engine...
[01:27] <kthef> George Washington Carver, made it out of a peanut
[01:27] <Stevenx> I need it to be double-spaced.
[01:27] <kthef> didn't you see undercover brother?
[01:27] <sistpoty> dystopia: aha, seems like inittab is nowadays migrated to /etc/event.d... so I maybe creating a ttyS0 similar to tty0 might do the trikc?
[01:27] <Raylz> [biabia]: konrad zuse in germany :D
[01:28] <[biabia]> Raylz, thanks
[01:28] <Tom_Davis> rainbowinfinity: point firefox at a website that requires java, itll install the plugin
[01:28] <musikgoat> rainbowinfinity: you would have seen it in the same list if it was installed,  head to the "Get add-ons" tab in that same area, and search for java, and try installing the java 1.5 version
[01:28] <woody86> can anyone help me get my wireless card working? I can't use a lan cable, but I have another computer I can download things on, and a USB stick??
[01:28] <mongolai> Tom_Davis:  Ok. What is the procedure to get pulse audio to pipe sound to an arbitrary machine on the LAN for only the user intended --ie -- in a multi user configuration with the user in question logging in via a remote X session, while the local user remains local
[01:28] <Raylz> [biabia]: there were many parallel developers though
[01:28] <dystopia> sistpoty: i got ttyS0
[01:28] <marc_> I a a question,  I have an Nvidia GeForce FX 5200 and I am trying to install the drivers from nvidia but it says I need to stop the x window how would I go about that?
[01:29] <kitche> rainbowinfinity: install sun-java6-plugin
[01:29] <musikgoat> marc_: why are you trying to install drivers from nvidia?
[01:29] <Raylz> marc_: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[01:29] <Tom_Davis> sorry, pulseaudio is not in my arsenal of useless knowledge
[01:29] <kthef> marc_, sudo apt-get install envy
[01:29] <sistpoty> dystopia: oh, just read your last message now... you want to log in from your ubuntu box to an alpha via serial line=?
[01:29] <marc_> because the ones I tried to use from the synaptics didnt work
[01:29] <trigpin> if i run sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[01:29] <trigpin>  will it update to beta ubuntu or official release ?
[01:29] <[biabia]> Raylz, like who else that you can think of
[01:29] <dystopia> sistpoty: yes
[01:29] <kthef> marc_, also sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings
[01:29] <musikgoat> marc_: follow kthef's advice
[01:29] <Raylz> marc_: manual instalations suck ;)
[01:30] <cs_student> when I type in java --version it gives me v 1.5.8 but with "gij (GNU libgcj) version 4.2.4 (Ubuntu 4.2.4-1ubuntu3)" even though I installed sun-java6-jre
[01:30] <cs_student> when I try to run frostwire I get "OOPS, you don't seem to have a valid JRE. FrostWire works best with Sun JRE available at http://www.java.com"
[01:30] <mongolai> Tom_Davis:  I was sort of kidding when you said "Next caller :)"
[01:30] <kthef> marc_, after you install and reboot, you can go to terminal window and type sudo nvidia-settings and configure it how you want
[01:30] <kitche> trigpin: it will do nothing but update packages for the version of ubuntu your on
[01:30] <Raylz> [biabia]: the americans claimed to have invented the computer too
[01:30] <sistpoty> dystopia: if the alpha is offering a serial console, that would be just "screen /dev/ttyS0" (or ttyS1 depending where you connected it)
[01:30] <Tom_Davis> guys does ubuntu-alternatives still work?
[01:30] <hotmonkeyluv> I have 3 lcd monitors, two which have vga, and one has dvi and vga. what combination of video cards will allow me to play games (WoW, CS:S, Nexuix, Tremulous, Alien Arena, Minesweeper, etc...) Is there a way to attach 2 monitors to one DVI output? I've heard of DVI-D or DVI-I and one of them is a dual link, does that mean that I can run 4 displays off of one dual dvi out card?
[01:30] <marc_> ok thankt kthef
[01:30] <Raylz> [biabia]: depends on how you define a computer^^
[01:30] <trigpin> kitche,  could i not just change my hardy source list to intrepid N
[01:31] <kthef> marc_, np
[01:31] <Raylz> [biabia]: we learned that zuse was the founder, first machine was called Z1
[01:31] <kitche> trigpin: yes if you want to
[01:31] <woody86> how can I change the screen resolution to what I need?
[01:32] <stage3> woody86, system->preferences->screen resolution
[01:32] <[biabia]> raylz ok im reading the wiki on him
[01:32] <dystopia> sistpoty: well, its supposed to be ttyS0 but i should also et the speed correct, i think yo 9600 baud
[01:32] <woody86> stage3- well my correct resolution isn't on the list
[01:32] <Tom_Davis> biabia: search charles babbage
[01:32] <Raylz> [biabia]: first machine was destroyed in the WW2 ;)
[01:33] <stage3> woody86, what video card have you got?
[01:33] <favro> woody86: in terminal   xrandr   to find available sizes then   xrandr -s size
[01:33] <liquid> Hello
[01:33] <Tom_Davis> re
[01:33] <woody86> an MSI NX9600GT (nvidia)
[01:33] <[biabia]> raylz thanks!
[01:33] <sistpoty> dystopia: if you're lucky the kernel will do that for you... others than that I suggest looking at the screen manpage (there *is* an option, somwhere;))
[01:33] <cs_student> Whats a good music manager for linux (like itunes)?
[01:33] <theDtTvB2> I just downloaded Flash Player 10 .deb for Ubuntu 8.04+ Must I uninstall "flashplugin-nonfree" before installing the new "adobe-flashplugin?"
[01:33] <stage3> woody86,  did you install nvidia driver?
[01:33] <dystopia> sistpoty: which kernel?
[01:34] <Tom_Davis> flashplugin-nonfree downloads from adobe
[01:34] <woody86> stage3- not yet, that was my other question
[01:34] <sistpoty> dystopia: the linux kernel... at least it always worked for me
[01:34] <liquid> When I go to places and network it tells me nautilus cant display networks, how would I go about fixing this
[01:34] <Raylz> cs_student: nothing beats amarok
[01:34] <Raylz> [biabia]: at least, thats what we learned at university ;)
[01:34] <woody86> stage3- I can't get the wireless working on it
[01:34] <rainbowinfinity> i have installed the java 6 plug in...restarted my browser, gone to pogo, and it still says it can't connect to server
[01:35] <dystopia> sistpoty: well... i dont see why, cause im not running any OS on the alpha yet
[01:35] <theDtTvB2> Tom_Davis, how do I get the latest version then?
[01:35] <stage3> woody86, look at system -> administration->hardware Drivers
[01:35] <Tom_Davis> rainbowinfinity: can you get any website?
[01:35] <moobag> if i install the 8.10 release candidate, will i have to do a full re-install to get the full version or will it update to the full release
[01:35] <moobag> oops
[01:35] <musikgoat> rainbowinfinity: I've tried all the options i suggested, and cannot get it to run...  i think the problem is with FF3 and Sun's version of java...  If I leave GCJ enabled, the game attempts to start, but if I disable GCJ, i get the problem you have
[01:35] <Tom_Davis> theDtTvB2: it should give you the newest
[01:35] <moobag> aarrh im really stuck as to whether to install 64 or 32 :(
[01:35] <musikgoat> rainbowinfinity: and i have installed all the sun java plugins
[01:36] <rainbowinfinity> yeah.....but pretty much anything that requires a java applet doesn't work...the only online game site i've been able to really get to is runescape.com
[01:36] <musikgoat> rainbowinfinity: unfortunately, i don't have any other suggestions
[01:36] <Raylz> moobag: you just update and its fine
[01:36] <stage3> woody86,  in a console run lspci
[01:37] <sistpoty> dystopia: oh, then what exactly do you want to achieve? (I mean you can't connect to a "dead" box ;)) (back in 5 minutes, out for a cigarette)
[01:37] <theDtTvB2> I still have Flash Player 9.... I typed "sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree" and it says that it is already the newest version.
[01:37] <stage3> woody86,  pasteebin it
[01:37] <Tom_Davis> bleh, an hour to install xubuntu-desktop
[01:37] <liquid> When I go to places and network it tells me nautilus cant display networks, how would I go about fixing this
[01:37] <ark3qqq> What's the right way to install KDE 4.1 on Hardy?
[01:37] <Raylz> ark3qqq: at the repos on kubuntu.org
[01:38] <n8tuser> liquid what are you expecting to display?
[01:38] <theDtTvB2> Oh, looks like the deb file downloaded from adobe will do it...
[01:38] <theDtTvB2> dpkg: yes, will remove flashplugin-nonfree in favour of adobe-flashplugin.
[01:38] <ark3qqq> Raylz: Ah, there seems to be a FAQ there too. Thanks.
[01:39] <liquid> n8tuser: Im expecting it to display windows networks, like it used too I dont know what happened
[01:39] <theDtTvB2> Ok, thanks!
[01:39] <stage3> woody if you not have allredy install pciutils, do: sudo apt-get install pciutils
[01:39] <theDtTvB2> Got it to work.
[01:39] <n8tuser> liquid like it used to? you have a windows network ?
[01:39] <marc_> ok so I guess it is working now but my resolution got worse.  I had 800x600 before now I only have the option for 640x480 and 320x240
[01:39] <stage3> woody86,  if you not have allredy install pciutils, do: sudo apt-get install pciutils
[01:40] <liquid> n8tuser: Yes kinda, it never did display the windows computer but when I went to it it would say would say windows network and now it says cant display that
[01:40] <marc_> I know my monitor can handle over 2000xsomething
[01:40] <woody86> stage3- well, the computer with the wrong resolution can't connect to the internet :(
[01:40] <n8tuser> liquid-> kinda? do you have windows host in your subnet?
[01:41] <liquid> n8tuser: No
[01:41] <liquid> n8tuser: How would I put a windows host in my subnet, is that why it couldnt connect
[01:41] <n8tuser> liquid then why expect a windows network if you dont have a host spewing out windows protocols?
[01:41] <HorizonX1> hey, i just used an 8.04 live cd on my cousin's laptop. any reason why i'd have to log in? if so, what's the default user name?
[01:41] <stage3> woody did you know what wi-fi card is?
[01:41] <liquid> n8tuser: Im new to this whole linux thing im still learning
[01:42] <n8tuser> liquid  umm please do a tutorial on samba and networking
[01:42] <stage3> woody86,  did you know what wi-fi card is?
[01:42] <untermensch> How would I know if I had an incompatible video card? and what should I do about it?
[01:42] <WDC> Hey hey! In Bittorrent I am getting this error about every 8 seconds, but the download is generally unaffected. http://pastebin.ca/1236098
[01:42] <liquid> n8tuser: Okay I have samba
[01:42] <woody86> stage3- Linksys wmp110
[01:42] <n8tuser> liquid you are also new to networking so do a tutorial on that
[01:42] <ark3qqq> Raylz: Err, I take it back... How do I figure out what to add to my sources.list from kubuntu.org?
[01:42] <Raylz> untermensch: there is a black and whitelist on www.ubuntuusers.de
[01:42] <Raylz> untermensch: go to the wiki
[01:43] <untermensch> Raylz: ok thank you. what should i do about it if it is bad?
[01:43] <liquid> n8tuser: Im not too new to networking but in a linux enviroment I am
[01:43] <malubankudi> anyone that knows what the hell /dev/sdXZ is PM me please
[01:43] <HorizonX1> hey, i just used an 8.04 live cd on my cousin's laptop. any reason why i'd have to log in? if so, what's the default user name?
[01:43] <WDC> hwilde2: shouldn't have to log ijn
[01:43] <Guest34885> hi can any1 plz tell me how to install a tar.gz file (using Ubuntu 8.10)
[01:43] <WDC> hwilde: From CLI or GUI?
[01:43] <WDC> Guest34885: PM Me
[01:44] <Raylz> ark3qqq: http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kde-4.1.2
[01:44] <n8tuser> liquid okay, how come you expect windows network in a subnet if there are no windows host spewing netbios or whatever you call those windows protocols
[01:44] <Tom_Davis> isnt it casper?
[01:44] <ark3qqq> Raylz: Sweet! Thanks.
[01:44] <IsTI37> Good night everyone...
[01:44] <liquid> n8tuser: I cant answer that, I have to read about this
[01:44] <Raylz> untermensch: what videocard have you got?
[01:44] <dystopia> sistpoty: simply there is no output, i am using on my motherboard an output which should give it a ttyS0 interface, and it is all found my BIOS, and enabled, yet there is no output from the alpha
[01:45] <n8tuser> liquid okay, do the tutorials and then come back anytime
[01:45] <z0r> morning all! So, you know how you can mount an alternate CD ISO and run the upgrade from there (cdupgrade), is there a way to do that with a live CD? hardy -> intrepid
[01:45] <IsTI37> Someone here knows why my user cannot shutdown or reboot from the gui ?
[01:45] <stage3> woody86, perhaps your wi-fi can work if you use the “ndiswrapper”. http://www.ubuntu-es.org/index.php?q=node/80991
[01:45] <hwilde> Guest34885, click on it
[01:45] <Raylz> z0r: yes, add the cdrom sources in software sources
[01:45] <dystopia> sistpoty: besides this null modem cable, i could try a rs232 <-> rj45 too, or rs232 <-> lpt.. but i never used those..
[01:45] <untermensch> Raylz: it's an intel
[01:45] <Tom_Davis> IsTI37: tried sudo shutdown -t now?
[01:45] <untermensch> Raylz: not sure what exact kind honestly.
[01:45] <Raylz> untermensch: intel are generally well supported
[01:46] <IsTI37> I am shutting it down with sudo shutdown 0 usually
[01:46] <stage3> woody86, if is necessary I will translate it
[01:46] <IsTI37> or -r
[01:46] <WDC> Hey hey! In Bittorrent I am getting this error about every 8 seconds, but the download is generally unaffected. http://pastebin.ca/1236098
[01:46] <n8tuser> IsTI37-> is your user in the group that is allowed to shutdown?
[01:46] <Raylz> untermensch: gimme the output of lspci | grep VGA
[01:46] <untermensch> Raylz: i can't speak german tho... :(
[01:46] <Tom_Davis> can you sudo anything? possibly broke sudo?
[01:46] <liquid> n8tuser: Thanks always a big help :)
[01:46] <Raylz> untermensch: i thought because of your nick ;)
[01:46] <untermensch> Raylz: ok hang on.. my friend thought it'd be a good idea to check the cd for defects (even tho i already did that)
[01:46] <sistpoty> dystopia: sorry, I don't really understand... you connect your ubuntu box via null-modem cable to the alpha, and from which box do you want to use for which?
[01:46] <untermensch> Raylz: lol wow, no i speak some. but not that fluent.
[01:47] <n8tuser> liquid you're welcome, come back anytime and we can troubleshoot your network
[01:47] <dystopia> sistpoty: the alpha is ds10l i can only talk to it over rs232 so im using my ubuntu box to talk to it
[01:47] <IsTI37> What group is that ? n8tuser ?
[01:47] <untermensch> Raylz: is there a english wiki?
[01:47] <sistpoty> dystopia: ok, so the alpha is the one which should provide a serial terminal, and the ubuntu box which you want to access the serial terminal?
[01:47] <woody86> stage3-  that should be ok, thanks, let me try it out :)
[01:48] <Raylz> untermensch: lspci | grep VGA
[01:48] <n8tuser> IsTI37-> admin ?  look at the sudoers file
[01:48] <Raylz> untermensch: what does it say?
[01:48] <stage3> woody86,  here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=31926
[01:48] <dystopia> sistpoty: yeah
[01:48] <untermensch> Raylz: booting up the comp right now..
[01:48] <trigpin> getting this error have no other package manger open http://pastebin.com/me71bb90
[01:48] <sistpoty> dystopia: oh, ok... then you'd want to do screen /dev/ttyS0 on your ubuntu box
[01:49] <Raylz> untermensch: intel might be the best supported hardware on linux ;)
[01:49] <sistpoty> dystopia: which however doesn't mean that your alpha will also *provide* a serial terminal
[01:49] <musikgoat> trigpin: using sudo?
[01:49] <untermensch> Raylz: if that's the case i have bigger problems
[01:49] <sistpoty> dystopia: (and with an alpha I can't really help you, sorry)
[01:49] <trigpin> musikgoat, yes
[01:49] <Raylz> untermensch: burning errors are quite frequently
[01:50] <nikoli> +
[01:50] <Raylz> untermensch: if the livecd works fine, its generally well supported^^
[01:50] <liquid> n8tuser: I can ping the windows box, but im guessing that doesnt mean anything
[01:50] <untermensch> Raylz: i've used the cd for other instalations
[01:50] <untermensch> Raylz: no, the livecd wont boot.
[01:50] <dystopia> sistpoty: thats true but i also have a ultra 5 which should also provide output
[01:50] <sistpoty> dystopia: and does it?
[01:51] <dystopia> sistpoty: nope
[01:51] <nico_> hi, i have cloned the contents of a raid 5 array (mdadm) ( / and /home ) to a single hd. After changing grub settings and fstab, I can't boot on the single drive, i'm having a kernel panic, unable to mount root fs on unknown block / the kernel is still looking for /md0 / what should I do ?
[01:51] <musikgoat> trigpin: maybe an update manager or synaptic is hanging, check ps
[01:51] <sistpoty> dystopia: the only thing I could think of, would be that the ttyS0 is already used by providing a serial console... does dmesg shed any light on this?
[01:51] <n8tuser> dystopia-> does your alpha have another port so you can perhaps go from one port looped into the 2nd port?
[01:51] <dystopia> sistpoty: maybe i can use my paralel port... but i dont know what it must be set to in BIOS
[01:51] <IsTI37> I checked some things and I cannot figure out what is the problem, why my shutdown and reboot button is not appearing
[01:51] <musikgoat> trigpin: in terminal type ps -aux
[01:51] <untermensch> Raylz: 00 : 02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corperation Cantiga intergrated graphics controller (rev 07)
[01:51] <IsTI37> admin is in sudoers %admin ALL=(ALL) ALL
[01:52] <IsTI37> and I am part of the admin group
[01:52] <z0r> Raylz: thanks, looking in to it
[01:52] <trigpin> musikgoat,  pastebin it ?
[01:52] <dystopia> sistpoty: nope, not in use
[01:52] <musikgoat> trigpin: sure
[01:52] <sistpoty> dystopia: then I'm as puzzled as you, sorry
[01:52] <IsTI37> Someone knows how I enable the shutdown and reboot button ?
[01:52] <dystopia> n8tuser: which port? it has 2 serial output, i can try either one...
[01:53] <Puppy> Antone here no kismet ?
[01:53] <n8tuser> !who | IsTI37
[01:53] <dystopia> but now i have a sun machine, it doesn't output anything either while i have a null modem cable plugged in on it
[01:53] <Raylz> untermensch: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=903182
[01:53] <trigpin> musikgoat,  http://pastebin.com/m5b0bfb0b
[01:53] <Raylz> untermensch: did you try ibex yet?
[01:53] <Scunizi> IsTI37: point at the top bar and right mouse click .. choose Add and you'll find it in the resulting menu
[01:53] <untermensch> Raylz: no, should I?
[01:54] <n8tuser> dystopia-> yeah, on your alpha, you can loop port 1 to port 2 to just test if you can even log in via serial into itself
[01:54] <musikgoat> n8tuser: i think he was asking a question to the channel
[01:54] <musikgoat> imho
[01:54] <Raylz> untermensch: it seems to need a new mesa version, which is included in ibex
[01:54] <marc_> well for those that helped me a little while ago I jsut figured out what the problem was
[01:54] <dystopia> n8tuser: i canst see any output on the alpha so thats useless
[01:54] <liquid> n8tuser: im editing the smb.conf file and should I change the bind interface to the gateway address?
[01:54] <n8tuser> musikgoat-> if you are referring to IsTI37 i was advising him about admin group membership
[01:54] <WDC> Hey hey! In Bittorrent I am getting this error about every 8 seconds, but the download is generally unaffected. http://pastebin.ca/1236098
[01:54] <can-o-worms> Can someone tell me why you can open up 2 instances of evolution, and is there anyway to stop it?
[01:54] <trigpin> musikgoat,  is that a list of comands ive made in last couple days ?
[01:55] <TheZealot> anyone use PHProxy?
[01:55] <musikgoat> trigpin: no, your running processes
[01:55] <marc_> I had it hooked in through a KVM switch and for some reason Linux only see's the KVM as being able to handle 800x600 max
[01:55] <n8tuser> dystopia-> your alpha does not have a display?
[01:55] <trigpin> musikgoat,  oh i see , there is a dist-upgrade running num 166
[01:55] <untermensch> Raylz: o wow really? If i had a blank CD on me i'd burn it now :(
[01:56] <musikgoat> trigpin: thats it
[01:56] <Tyrath> when I try to access windows files I get the message IOPL not enabled. how do I get around this?
[01:56] <n8tuser> liquid-> try it, but am not sure what you consider the gateway address
[01:56] <marc_> so I couldnt get higher than that.    I hooked directly to my monitor and am getting 2048x1536
[01:56] <Puppy> no one here any good with kismet ?
[01:56] <trigpin> musikgoat,  have no windows open though . weird
[01:56] <thiebaude> hi puppy
[01:56] <IsTI37> ﻿n8tuser I figured it out, my bro has customized the login screen and he has unchecked show actions menu
[01:56] <Raylz> untermensch: you can boot from an usb stick
[01:56] <Raylz> untermensch: did that yesterday
[01:56] <can-o-worms> Doesn't anyone use evolution or does it just not bother people when you end up with 2 instances of the damn thing competing with each other?
[01:57] <elementz> hi everybpdy
[01:57] <untermensch> Raylz: didn't bring that with me either :( I feel so unprepared.
[01:57] <n8tuser> IsTI37-> konk your bro in the head for giving you headaches..lol
[01:57] <trigpin> musikgoat,  checked tty not there where the hell is it ? heh
[01:57] <woody86> stage3- well for some reason I'm not able to mount my USB drive??
[01:57] <Raylz> np
[01:57] <musikgoat> trigpin: status: T - Stopped, either by a job control signal or because it is being traced.
[01:57] <Tyrath> anyone? how do I enable IOPL?
[01:57] <elementz> for some reason my hardware buttons for audiocontrol don't work anymore. i am on ubuntu hardy, running on a thinkpad x61. the only way i can change sound settings is via alsamixer
[01:57] <Raylz> untermensch: np
[01:57] <dystopia> sistpoty: thanks for trying :-)
[01:58] <elementz> i already asked in #alsa but that room is really quet
[01:58] <dystopia> n8tuser: nope, its a DS10L
[01:58] <thiebaude> can-o--worms:open up system monitor and check out the processes
[01:58] <musikgoat> trigpin: sudo killall dist-upgrade
[01:58] <sistpoty> np dystopia ;)
[01:58] <thismamacooks200> there's no guest session on my login screen and I can't su guest
[01:58] <n8tuser> dystopia-> oh well..
[01:58] <ryan5620> any1 know how to revert back to default boot screen
[01:59] <woody86> anyone help me out "Invalid mount option when attempting to mount the volume" when I insert USB??
[01:59] <n8tuser> thismamacooks200-> you can create a user called guest
[01:59] <trigpin> musikgoat,  didn't die
[01:59] <ryan5620> well i new and changed my boot screen which came out crappy so i just want the old one back
[02:00] <liquid> How do you restart samba?
[02:00] <LjL> liquid: sudo invoke-rc.d samba restart
[02:00] <liquid> LjL: thanks
[02:00] <sugi> I have TeamSpeak client installed and I can't get my mic working. i even installed the aoss drivers
[02:00] <trigpin> musikgoat,  il restart x
[02:01] <sistpoty> ryan5620: as in sudo apt-get install --reinstall usplash-theme-ubuntu ?
[02:01] <thismamacooks200> I have intrepid. I can switch to guest, but no login and no su
[02:01] <sugi> does anyone know if ubuntu even detects my mic and is there anyway of testing it to see if it works?
[02:01] <ryan5620> well from mya point that looks right
[02:01] <liquid> When ever I try to open nautilus is says cant display what ever im trying to open
[02:01] <LjL> !intrepid > thismamacooks200    (thismamacooks200, see the private message from Ubotu)
[02:01] <IsTI37> sugi you installed your sound card's driver ?
[02:02] <musikgoat> trigpin: try that
[02:02] <sugi> IsTI37: came out of the box. i wouldn't even know what to install to make them work "more" i guess
[02:02] <thiebaude> liquid:can you sudo nautilus?
[02:02] <TurboBee> how do I get sendmail to send mail to other servers?   when I do rcpt to: on my sendmail to an external email address it says User unknown
[02:02] <ryan5620> sistpoty would that reset my boot screen back to the default orange and black loading bar
[02:02] <liquid> let me try
[02:03] <liquid> thiebaude: Yes
[02:03] <sistpoty> ryan5620: I guess so, but no guarantee
[02:03] <thismamacooks200> sorry
[02:03] <IsTI37> sugi also check Alsa mixer for the Microphone, usually the microphone is on mute
[02:03] <Tyrath> i installed wine but it doesn't show up in applications
[02:03] <liquid> thiebaude: seahorse nautilus module initialized, what does that mean
[02:04] <Tyrath> how can I get it to?
[02:04] <stage3> woody86,  what laptop have you got?
[02:04] <m1dn1ght> Could someone please give me the terminal command to make my Music folder (and all it's subdirs) Read Only for all users?
[02:04] <sistpoty> ryan5620: but at least it won't do any harm (at least if you use ubuntu (as in gnome)), since it will just reinstall the original packet
[02:04] <thiebaude> liquid:i'am not sure
[02:04] <sugi> IsTI37: checking now
[02:04] <Tyrath> cause if I mount a folder, I get an IOPL error when I try to open files
[02:04] <ryan5620> ya well i could just reinstall ubuntu lol but i already installed my wireless drivers so i dont rlly feel like digging those up again
[02:04] <LjL> Tyrath: that's because you don't start WINE. WINE wouldn't have the slightest idea what to do once you start it, if you give it no Windows program to start. so, start a Windows program
[02:04] <ryan5620> ok ya i'll try
[02:04] <woody86> stage3- it's a desktop with a wireless card
[02:04] <musikgoat> m1dn1ght: sudo chmod a+r directory
[02:04] <malubankudi> cp -r /mnt/distroiso <this is where i want to extract contents of the iso>distro im trying to do a non-cd install where will the iso be extracted
[02:04] <stage3> woody86,  what matherboard ?
[02:04] <woody86> an ASUS
[02:04] <balz> when I go to "apt-get update" i get the following error message:  "Unable to write mmap - msync (5 Input/output error)  The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened"
[02:05] <Tyrath> LjL: when I start a windows program I get an ' IOPL not enabled' message
[02:05] <curtis_Desktop> what is a good program to rip a home made dvd to my desktop as an .avi file?
[02:05] <untermensch> Raylz: ok yea.. that didn't work.
[02:05] <untermensch> Raylz: my X server is SCREWED. I think.
[02:05] <trigpin> musikgoat, that did it thanks for your help that did it , and for the nice command normally use top but ps -aux looks more detailed
[02:05] <cs_student> banshee won't let me play mp3's for some reason.  I installed w32codec
[02:05] <musikgoat> trigpin: yes, good
[02:05] <Raylz> untermensch: just get ibex ;)
[02:05] <malubankudi> ﻿cp -r /mnt/distroiso <this is where i want to extract contents of the iso>distro im trying to do a non-cd install where will the iso be extracted
[02:05] <sistpoty> balz: that sounds bad... can you check dmesg if there are any input/output errors?  (would look like a broken hdd then)
[02:05] <Tyrath> LjL: when I look up that error on google all it comes up with are wine fixes :( hence why I'm thinking install wine
[02:05] <thiebaude> !htop
[02:06] <Raylz> cs_student: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[02:06] <WDC> Hey hey! In Bittorrent I am getting this error about every 8 seconds, but the download is generally unaffected. http://pastebin.ca/1236098
[02:06] <Puppy> anyoen aircrack ? anyone ?
[02:06] <heyitsJill_> I just installed my display drivers (they had to be compiled), but I don't have compositing or working 3D games yet. How do I get that to work?
[02:06] <sugi> IsTI37: I was an idoit, it was muted, but teamspeak isn't picking up my mic
[02:06] <cs_student> Raylz, I have that as well
[02:06] <Puppy> where can i set root password ?
[02:06] <LjL> Tyrath, try installing the version of WINE from the winehq repositories
[02:06] <LjL> !wine
[02:06] <LjL> !root > puppy    (puppy, see the private message from Ubotu)
[02:07] <ryan5620> i just did it so ill restart sistpoty thank you
[02:07] <IsTI37> sugi: check if you have set alsa as your main input/output in teamspeak
[02:07] <balz> sistpoty:   what command should I use?
[02:07] <sistpoty> ryan5620: thank me only if it works ;)
[02:07] <sistpoty> balz: dmesg
[02:07] <ryan5620> lol ok i'll be back in 5 sec anyway
[02:07] <balz> sistpoty:  Oh. lol duh =)  okay hang on
[02:07] <tsedreyt> hey guys, I just installed the RC and my sound died, any one else have this problem?
[02:08] <LjL> !intrepid | tsedreyt
[02:08] <tsedreyt> thank you
[02:08] <Decepticon> is there a on screen keyboard i can use
[02:09] <IsTI37> Deception just write keyboard in synaptic
[02:09] <sugi> IsTI37: i am hunting around. thanks for hte tip on the mix. lol
[02:09] <LjL> !info gok | Decepticon
[02:09]  * Tyrath trying something
[02:09] <ballzee> well i switched back to 8.04
[02:09] <Tyrath> i'll come back if I'm still having trouble
[02:09] <Tyrath> thanks LjL
[02:09] <dystopia> sistpoty, n8tuser: got it working by listening on ttyS1 on a sun box, with rs232.. apparently the PC has a funky rs232...
[02:10] <balz> sistpoty:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/62298/  here's the output of dmesg
[02:11] <cs_student> so anyone know why mp3's might not be working for me even though I have restricted extras and w32codecs installed?
[02:11] <stage3> woody86,  your MB is an intel micro?
[02:11] <woody86> AMD?
[02:11] <Puppy> (VAP cannot be put in monitor mode)
[02:11] <Decepticon> why is my wlan0 only connected at 1Mb/s
[02:11] <Puppy> how do i use iwconfig to remove wifi0 ?
[02:12] <stage3> woody86, can you be more specific?
[02:12] <sistpoty> balz: that doesn't look too good, if you ask me. either it's a kernel problem (though I doubt this), or it means that your hard disk (sda) is failing
[02:12] <flakrat> Is KDE 4.1 included with Ubuntu 8.10?
[02:12] <woody86> stage3- my CPU?
[02:12] <stage3> woody86, yes, where I could see what cpu is?
[02:12] <Decepticon> why is my wlan0 only connected at 1Mb/s ? its supposed to be 54Mb/s
[02:12] <ryan5620> sistpoty it didnt work but idk i'll look around
[02:13] <woody86> stage3- my cpu is an AMD X2 64 4600+
[02:13] <Decepticon> my wifi is working, but its only working at 1Mb/s instead of 54Mb/s
[02:13] <flakrat> oh yeah now I remember, it comes with both 3 and 4.1
[02:13] <balz> sistpoty:  That sounds bad ... it seems to be working now.  Is there a way to do a sector-by-sector check of the harddrive?
[02:13] <ryan5620> Decepticon mine always says that
[02:14] <Decepticon> ryan5620 its noticably slower than wired, also
[02:14] <stage3> woody86,  your MB have you any idea?
[02:14] <Decepticon> both wired/wireless connect to same router... so i dont understand the speed difference
[02:14] <ryan5620> o wow mine is always mine but it never says 54mb/s
[02:14] <jlewis__> hi
[02:15] <sistpoty> ryan5620: sorry to hear about the failure
[02:15] <Puppy> someone can help with (VAP cannot be put in monitor mode)
[02:15] <Decepticon> what is the tool that makes wifi drivers ridiculously easy now
[02:16] <jlewis__> I have a MacBook with Parallels, which I used for Windows so far, but I want to try out Ubuntu and I think I can just install it as a new virtual machine, any insight?
[02:16] <Tom_Davis> a hammer
[02:16] <Noez> Hi
[02:16] <ryan5620> sistpoty ya but its not the end of the world, i installed a splash screen with like a scan of your hand it looked pretty cool but now it diplayes everything cept for like a big black box oveit
[02:17] <sistpoty> balz: yes, there is: easiest one is dd if=/dev/sda of=/where/you/want/your/disk/image conv=noerror (and make sure you have enough space)
[02:17] <woody86> stage3- it's an ASUS M3A
[02:17] <Noez> Guys, I have a question
[02:17] <balz> sistpoty:  okay thanks
[02:18] <ryan5620> well anyway does anyone know how to save a theme. i apply a theme in emerald themer but reboot and it changes
[02:18] <stage3> woody86,  what ubuntu's version did you install?
[02:18] <Noez> Ok..well I'm trying to install Beryl and my friend told my to type sudo apt-get beryl in Terminal, which I did, but it replies back "E: Invalid operation beryl"...any help please? >.<
[02:18] <ThePandemic82> This might be a stupid question, but im gonn ask it:  When I upgrade to ubuntu 8.10..will I keep all of my files or will all my files get deleted during the upgrade?
[02:19] <woody86> stage3- 8.04 64 bit
[02:19] <LjL> ThePandemic82: they will be kept, if you *upgrade* (as opposed to install fresh)
[02:19] <ThePandemic82> ok,,,well how bout this; will I have to reinstall my nvidia display driver?
[02:19] <ThePandemic82> ty for answering
[02:20] <liquid> I was reading there was a problem gvfs and thats why nautilus cant display info is there a fix for this?
[02:20] <ng0n> trying to overwrite a new install with my old one .
[02:20] <ng0n> gksudo nautilus
[02:20] <woody86> ThePandemic82- you'll want to make a backup of any important files just to be safe :) either on a CD, USB, etc
[02:20] <ng0n> what folder do i need to overwrite ?
[02:21] <ThePandemic82> ok,,,what about nvidia display driver??
[02:21] <LjL> ThePandemic82: if you installed them through the official Ubuntu means, absolutely not.
[02:21] <ng0n> home for sure.  everything ?
[02:21] <LjL> otherwise, shame on you :)
[02:21] <ThePandemic82> well, i used envy
[02:21] <ThePandemic82> how do i install by official ubuntu means?
[02:21] <LjL> !beryl | Noez
[02:21] <kyubi> ni tmpat ap sih?
[02:21] <LjL> !nvidia | ThePandemic82
[02:21] <ng0n> pandemic.. easiest is from CD
[02:21] <LjL> !en | kyubi
[02:22] <ThePandemic82> thanks..this room is so helpful
[02:22] <ng0n> ?
[02:22] <ThePandemic82> :-)
[02:22] <kyubi> ya knp?
[02:22] <ng0n> pan. burn the cd.  run install.
[02:22] <Noez> Ok..well I'm trying to install Beryl and my friend told my to type sudo apt-get beryl in Terminal, which I did, but it replies back "E: Invalid operation beryl"...any help please? >.<
[02:22] <ng0n> is that not helpful ?
[02:22] <LjL> !beryl | Noez
[02:23] <ThePandemic82> um,,i was complimenting the room
[02:23] <bazhang> Noez, there is no beryl
[02:23] <ng0n> o good.
[02:23] <ng0n> sri
[02:23] <ThePandemic82> lol
[02:23] <bazhang> Noez, it is compiz-fusion now
[02:23] <ng0n> 8-)
[02:23] <Noez> o.O
[02:23] <Noez> How long ago?
[02:23] <mongolai> Noez:  it's also installed by default
[02:23] <ThePandemic82> to be honest,,i tried fedora the other day..didnt like it
[02:23] <Noez> Rawr.. I don't think I have it
[02:24] <ng0n> it's ok. a bit more obscure.
[02:24] <Noez> Or..where..would I find it?
[02:24] <ThePandemic82> takes too much work to get stuff to work correctly
[02:24] <pids> Anyone got a clue why all of the sudden my numeric pad keys cause x to restart? Nothing has chenged other then updates.
[02:24] <LjL> Noez: "apt-cache policy compiz"
[02:24] <ng0n> ubuntu is very easy.
[02:24] <bazhang> !ccsm | Noez
[02:24] <ThePandemic82> right
[02:24] <ThePandemic82> for sure
[02:24] <mongolai> pids:  does your num-lock key stay on when gnome loads?
[02:24] <ThePandemic82> I mean..linux IS linux
[02:24] <Noez> Thank you :3
[02:24] <pids> mongolai, no
[02:25] <mongolai> pids:  is it on when gnome is loaded?
[02:25] <ThePandemic82> How many Ubuntu users are there worldwide??
[02:25] <LjL> !offtopic
[02:25] <ThePandemic82> any way to keep track?
[02:25] <Kr0ntab> 1270 in the room
[02:25] <Kr0ntab> hehe
[02:25] <pids> no, not by default. but if I press it is on. I still get the same behavior if its on or off.
[02:26] <runman> 4 ubuntu users here
[02:26] <pids> mongolai, however it does not cause the problem if I'm at login
[02:26] <supaplex_> hi
[02:26] <ThePandemic82> cool
[02:26] <ilovegnulinux> hi, i am not able to update to intrepid using update-manager. tried 'update-manager -d', but it doesn't show the new version :( help please..
[02:26] <mongolai> pids:  hmmm.  what kind of keyboard do you have? is it a full keyboard, or an "international" keyboard, a laptop keyboard?
[02:27] <pids> laptop but full, has a separate keypad, 17" laptop
[02:27] <bazhang> ilovegnulinux, wait until oct 30; #ubuntu+1 for more
[02:27] <mongolai> pids:  it seems to be a keymap setting somewhere...
[02:27] <hotmonkeyluv> i'm trying to transfer about 10 gb of music from one computer (wireless connenction) to another (wired to the wireless router) and I'm only getting about 2 mbps, I thought that the g standard wireless was 54mbps, and I know the wired is faster than that, so, what's up with the slow transfer
[02:27] <runman> ilovegnulinux: could be broken package, I just installed intrepid a couple of days and have been running updates regularly
[02:27] <pids> changing the keymapping in gnome-control has no effect
[02:27] <pids> and its all the numeric keys do the same thing.
[02:28] <mongolai> pids:  I mean some underlying keymapping problem...
[02:28] <ng0n> hotmonkey: encryption, security
[02:28] <jxw002> Just want to confirm if I want to compile a C++ sour code with a header file do I do following: g++ -Wall test.h test.c -o test
[02:28] <ilovegnulinux> thanks guys..
[02:28] <ng0n> overhead
[02:28] <pids> mongolai, I agree but I cant find it.
[02:28] <pids> unless its a compviz one.
[02:28] <hotmonkeyluv> ng0n:  would that really take that much % of the speed out?
[02:28] <LjL> jxw002: no, you don't. you use the #include instruction in the .c file.
[02:28] <[ipc]michael> so i upgraded to Intrepid last night, and spent today reinstalling Hardy. The nvidia issue is a show stopper.
[02:28] <ng0n> i don't know. guessing.
[02:28] <hotmonkeyluv> ng0n:  I do have wpa2
[02:28] <LjL> jxw002: also, if it's C++, the file shouldn't have a ".c" extension in the first place.
[02:28] <runman> hotmonkeyluv: low signal strenght means slower connection
[02:28] <mongolai> pids:  do you have compiz enabled?
[02:28] <pids> mongolai, yes
[02:29] <ng0n> i run wpa2 with a 63 bit key
[02:29] <hotmonkeyluv> runman:  i'm 1.5 feet away from my router
[02:29] <ng0n> it slows things.
[02:29] <Decepticon> what do i need to do to get youtube to work?
[02:29] <jxw002> LjL: it's .C right?
[02:29] <pids> I looked through the bindings and cant find one that could cause the issue.
[02:29] <Decepticon> !youtube
[02:29] <ng0n> gotta run.
[02:29] <Decepticon> !flash
[02:29] <[ipc]michael> ﻿Decepticon install flash
[02:29] <LjL> jxw002: or .cpp, or .cxx, depending who you ask
[02:29] <ryan5620> i heard if ur testing things being to close to your router is bad
[02:29] <mongolai> pids:  well, there *might* be some conflict there -- and please don't be too quick to dismiss that. Compiz key-clashings can be hard to track down
[02:29] <LjL> jxw002: i use .cpp
[02:29] <runman> what is signal strenght , i'm fairly close and only have 67%
[02:29] <sonic_maelstrom_> hello is anyone familiar with disk partitioning?
[02:30] <LjL> !anyone
[02:30] <Kr0ntab> disk what?
[02:30] <Kr0ntab> ;)
[02:30] <stage3> woody86, your MB is this http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductReview.aspx?Item=N82E16813131289     ?
[02:30] <sonic_maelstrom_> hard drive
[02:30] <pids> mongolai, I agree its really buggin me whenever I am typing along and go to enter an IP and x restarts. :)
[02:31] <ryan5620> runman depends if u have to go through a bunch of walls that degrades signal strenght
[02:31] <mlins> Hi, my sound ceased to work after an update.  My sound works on the LiveCD just fine (hardy).  Is there anything I can gather from the LiveCD to help my installed version gain back sound? I compared the alsa-base and they're identical..
[02:31] <Decepticon> how do i install flash on ubuntu
[02:31] <jxw002> LjL: without including .h files, when I complie, i get undefine reference errors
[02:31] <mongolai> pids:  is it one key in particular, just any keypad key, or is it some combination?
[02:31] <Decepticon> how do i install flash so it plays youtube with sound properly for firefox 3 and opera both
[02:31] <[ipc]michael> Decepticon, got to adobe.com/flash and download the installer
[02:31] <LjL> jxw002: but you DID put #include <filename> in the C++ file?
[02:32] <pids> mongolai, any key on the keypad.
[02:32] <jxw002> LjL: yes
[02:32] <Decepticon> [ipc]michael are you serious? theres no native ubuntu way to do it
[02:32] <jxw002> LjL: is my messaged sent to you red highlighted?
[02:32] <runman> correct, several things can affect signal, interferance, antennas not on same plane
[02:32] <pids> mongolai, do you know where does compviz keep its keybindings?
[02:32] <mongolai> pids:  last "stupid" question, are you on a laptop/netbook computer?
[02:32] <LjL> jxw002: at the beginning of the file? without an extension, like C++ requires? with the < > included?
[02:32] <LjL> jxw002: no
[02:33] <jxw002> LjL: how do I make it red highlighted like your messages appear on my screen
[02:33] <mongolai> pids:  Usually in ~/.compiz/
[02:33] <pids> mongolai, laptop, but its a full size keyboard with a separate numeric pad.
[02:33] <Tyrath> ok, what is the exact location of the wineHQ repository? - i can't find it anywhere
[02:33] <mongolai> pids:  have you enabled the "Compiz Fusion Icon"?
[02:33] <LjL> jwx002: you don't, because i'm not using the same client as you are, and nothing is red highlighted here. however, including my nickname in the message definitely does the trick of notifying me about it.
[02:33] <stage3> woody86, perhaps you should install x86 ubuntu version, there isn't different and is less headache than 64bit version
[02:34] <pids> mongolai, thats what I thought but its just session info.
[02:34] <jxw002> LjL: i did do #include "myheader.h" at the beginning
[02:34] <sheetis> Anyone know why I wouldn't be able to talk to /dev/input/by-id/usb-Logitech_Logitech_USB_Keyboard-event-kbd or /dev/input/event2 (same device) from X with an application?  It works from a console when X is not running, but what I am trying to get to work is ventriloctrl so that my push-to-talk works on ventrilo from wine when the window doesn't have focus.
[02:34] <sheetis> I have already set udev permissions
[02:34] <woody86> stage3- this is my motherboard: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131234
[02:34] <mongolai> pids:  that's not what I meant -- if you can switch back to the Metacity window manager, can you repeat your problem?
[02:34] <stage3> woody86, 64 bit version didn't recognized some chipset
[02:35] <Tyrath> if I follow the web instructions all I get is OpenPGP not found
[02:35] <Tyrath> if I go to the community site It merely tells me how to add repositories
[02:35] <csilk> woody86,  you having hard disk problems?
[02:35] <Tyrath> but it doesn't tell me where the wineHQ repository is
[02:35] <pids> mongolai, negative on the fusion icon and thats what I am going to try next. disabling compviz
[02:35] <jxw002> LjL: so i have 3 files in total, A.cpp, A.h, B.cpp, B.cpp is the file i test A.cpp function
[02:35] <woody86> csilk- nope
[02:36] <csilk> woody86,  ok sorry, i saw on ASUS motherboard, didn't see your otiginal question so assumed ASUS mb sata related issues, never mind ;)
[02:36] <mongolai> pids:  please restate your original problem again in case someone else has something else to add to our discussion.
[02:36] <woody86> csilk- nope, but thank you :)
[02:36] <csilk> just been outside, my hands are freezing, typoing is a mission
[02:36] <pids> Anyone got a clue why all of the sudden my numeric pad keys cause x to restart? Nothing has changed other then updates.
[02:37] <bruenig> pids: it shouldn't do that
[02:37] <Tyrath> is this it: http://wine.sourceforge.net/apt binary ?
[02:37] <LjL> jxw002: then of course you should do gcc A.cpp B.cpp, with B.cpp including A.h
[02:37] <pids> bruenig, I know that :)
[02:37] <cat1205123> pids: Is there a difference between when you have numlock on or not?
[02:37] <pids> cat1205123, none
[02:38] <sistpoty> jxw002: if you got undefined reference errors, that means that you fail to link against s.th.
[02:38] <jxw002> LjL: what is the exact command to complie my files: gcc -Wall A.cpp B.cpp -o B?
[02:38] <LjL> jxw002: yes
[02:38] <rhce7322> what is the deb equivilent of RPM?
[02:38] <jxw002> LjL: let me try thx
[02:39] <LjL> rhce7322: ...
[02:39] <jxw002> sistpoty: thanks
[02:39] <LjL> .deb ?
[02:39] <mongolai> pids:  what IRC client have you? did you see my /msg  ?
[02:39] <sistpoty> jxw002: though if you pastebin the error ouptut, I might give you more insight ;)
[02:40] <rhce7322> LjL: ubuntu is install from *.deb packages - ?
[02:40] <Mr_Cool59> does anyone know how to get suspend working in 8.04 with an nvidia graphics card
[02:40] <LjL> rhce7322: yes
[02:40] <LjL> !software > rhce7322    (rhce7322, see the private message from Ubotu)
[02:41] <jxw002> LjL: it works perfectly thanks
[02:41] <jxw002> sistpoty: it works, thanks
[02:42] <sistpoty> lxw002: thank LjL, not me ;)
[02:42] <rhce7322> RH/frdora is built from rpms.  the rpm cmd has lotsa switches to list all installed rpms, list contents of an installed rpm, tell me what rpm a file came from etc...  Has ubuntu got anythig that gives the same functionality at the cmd prompt?
[02:43] <deathtech> Heya Guys, need some help getting my audio setup, when i try to run alsamixer, it just says no elems found, no audio comes out at all and applications that seem to rely on it are crashing. I have an Asus K8N4-E deluxe Motherboard, with an Nforce4 Chipset. Im tolf the chip is a realtek ac97
[02:43] <stage3> woody86, http://www.linux-tested.com/results/asus_m3a.html
[02:44] <runman> rhce7322: yes, apt-get
[02:44] <stage3> woody86,  that MB should work with ubuntu x86
[02:44] <sistpoty> rhce7322: dpkg can tell you even more
[02:44] <runman> apt-get install package, apt-get update, apt-get upgrade, etc...
[02:44] <sistpoty> (than apt-get)
[02:44] <Qwell> Is there some new way to disable 3-button emulation in xorg?  I have Option "Emulate3Buttons" "no", but left+right clicking = middle-click
[02:44] <woody86>  stage3 - ok, now how can I get my USB working? :)
[02:45] <runman> thanks sistpoty
[02:45] <deniz_> Qwell, sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg?
[02:45] <sistpoty> runman: for me, dpkg -S filename comes especially handy, to determine which package a file belongs to ;)
[02:46] <stage3> woody86, if you  internetconnection don't work,  you won't install anythings
[02:46] <Qwell> deniz_: gives me no such option
[02:46] <runman> apt-get resolves dependencies, dpkg doesn't
[02:46] <deniz_> Qwell, i think that worked only below ubuntu 8.04 im not sure tho, sry
[02:46] <woody86> stage3- yeah, but I can download drivers and things on this computer and put them on that one if I can get my USB to work
[02:47] <sistpoty> runman: yes, apt(-get) is built on top of dpkg actually
[02:47] <csilk> woody86, assuming you can get all the dependencies on your usb stick
[02:47] <runman> thats what i'm reading, apt-get uses dpkg
[02:47] <woody86> stage3- the bad part is, my wireless card works perfectly in 8.10, but everything else is REALLY unstable :(
[02:48] <deathtech> Heya Guys, need some help getting my audio setup, when i try to run alsamixer, it just says no elems found, no audio comes out at all and applications that seem to rely on it are crashing. I have an Asus K8N4-E deluxe Motherboard, with an Nforce4 Chipset. Im tolf the chip is a realtek ac97. can anyone help ? that is pretty much the last piece of the puzzle for my install :p
[02:48] <stage3> woody86, in x86 version?
[02:48] <woody86> csilk- well I downloaded the ndiswrapper from sourceforge, and I have the driver here, too, I just need to get it onto my other comp
[02:49] <woody86> stage3- yep :)
[02:50] <Decepticon> whats the correct method to install flash on 8.10
[02:50] <csilk> woody86, Check what dependencies the driver has and make sure they exist on the target machine. I had that problem a while ago, jsut moved into a new house, just upgraded to hardy, went to uni to get the grfx drivers, got home only to find out they had several dependencies.
[02:51] <cat1205123> Decepticon: x86 or AMD64 (or other)?
[02:51] <Decepticon> i am x86
[02:51] <cat1205123> You should be able to get it straight from Adobe.
[02:52]  * Tonno crying...
[02:52] <sistpoty> wasn't there s.th. like !flash
[02:52] <sistpoty> LjL: ?
[02:53] <Decepticon> !flash
[02:53] <deathtech> ANyone familiar with getting a realtek ac97 on an nvidia nforce4 borad funcionting ?
[02:53] <owen1> i have issues installing adobe flash player. i get this: adobe-flash plugin: Depends: libcurl3 but it is not installable
[02:53] <woody86> stage3- would there be any way to boot up in 8.10, and then save whatever makes the wireless card to a USB, and then transfer that back to 8.04?
[02:54] <flakrat> when I plug in my ipod it automatically launches Rythmbox, how do I change the default app to something else?
[02:54] <stage3> woody86,  you can boot with a live cd
[02:54] <tesseract85> owen1: go to synaptic and install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[02:54] <woody86> stage3- I have an 8.10 live cd, but what would I need to save to my USB?
[02:55] <owen1> tesseract85: i don't have synaptic. only terminal..
[02:55] <stage3> woody86, then you can use chroot enviroment
[02:55] <owen1> tesseract85: i am doing it with aptitude. thanks
[02:56] <woody86> stage3- what would I have to type in?
[02:56] <stage3> woody86,  similar to gentoo install
[02:56] <LightTitan> can't play dvds... what is that package I need to install? the one that is like lss or css or something like that?
[02:56] <tesseract85> owen1: 10-4. you shoudl be in buisness
[02:56] <toto> hola
[02:56] <deathtech> brb reboot
[02:56] <tesseract85> hola toto
[02:56] <Lucifer_> hey, got sort of a really quick general question: If I have an external modem, connected to one computer with ethernet, and another with USB, will both computers share internet?
[02:57] <toto> que tal de donde eres
[02:57] <Lucifer_> Muy bien!
[02:57] <supaplex_> jojo
[02:57] <et3_> how do I get rid of the gnome-panel?
[02:57] <Lucifer_> Soy de China, pero vivo en Estados unidos
[02:57] <tesseract85> toto- i am from us and only speak english
[02:57] <Tom_Davis> !es | lucifer
[02:57] <woody86> LightTitan- libdvdcss2, libdvdnav3 or 4, and libdvdread
[02:57] <stage3> woody86, chroot /mnt/ubuntu_partition  /bin/bash
[02:58] <tesseract85> hablo espanol mas poco
[02:58] <Lucifer_> I can speak both.
[02:58] <LightTitan> woody86, thanks!
[02:58] <stage3> woody86, before you have to mount ubuntu partition
[02:58] <toto> no
[02:58] <toto> i speak italian
[02:59] <flakrat> I speak Texan, y'all
[02:59] <toto> or spanish and you
[02:59] <tesseract85> the last time i spoke spanish was 6 years ago in highschool
[02:59] <stage3> woody86, and copy /etc/resolv.conf
[02:59] <stanley_> Testing
[02:59] <Tom_Davis> working
[02:59] <pinehead> what should be in resolv.conf?
[02:59] <Lucifer_> anyway...if I have an external modem--can I have internet w/two computers if I connect through ethernet AND USB?
[02:59] <ReAn[Laptop]> how do i figure out what DNS servers my server is using? it'
[03:00] <ReAn[Laptop]> it's configured to use DHCP
[03:00] <Tom_Davis> ReAn[Laptop]: ifconfig
[03:00] <stage3> woody86,  if the live cd can connected you will "share" it
[03:00] <flakrat> pinehead, resolv.conf will automatically get populated by NetworkManager
[03:00] <ReAn[Laptop]> Tom_Davis: Just tells me the current ip/mask/bcast
[03:00] <ReAn[Laptop]> nothing in there for dns
[03:00] <woody86> stage3- ok, so I just need to boot from live cd, or do this from 8.04 with the live cd in the computer?
[03:00] <ReAn[Laptop]> :(
[03:01] <pinehead> how do you echo a message to another user in shell as root?
[03:01] <pinehead> or send out a system message?
[03:01] <LightTitan> what is Medibuntu?
[03:01] <flakrat> pinehead, if you aren't using NetworkManager, you can add entries to /etc/resolv.conf manually "nameserver 10.1.10.1" and entries like that point to your dns servers
[03:01] <stage3> woody86,  yes but the system have to be 64 bit
[03:01] <woody86> LightTitan- repositories, to get packages
[03:01] <flakrat> pinehead, man wall
[03:01] <runman> pinehead: try  echo "message" | wall
[03:02] <woody86> my live cd is 64 bit, and my 8.04 installation is 64 as well
[03:02] <stage3> woody86, the same that you run chroot enviroment
[03:02] <owen1> what is the minimum i need to control audio? alsa-utils?
[03:02] <Tom_Davis> sorry, had braindamage for a sec
[03:02] <flakrat> if you just run:  wall
[03:02] <LightTitan> woody86, thanks again :)
[03:03] <flakrat> you can type a message with carriage returns, send the message using CTRL D
[03:03] <woody86> stage3- ok, im in 8.10 live cd, now chroot?
[03:03] <stage3> woody86, because 64 bit don't work in to 32 bit interpreter
[03:03] <pinehead> w
[03:03] <pinehead> how do you boot a user thats in your system?
[03:03] <runman> thanks flakrat, I never used it that way
[03:03] <stage3> woody86,  mount the partition
[03:03] <flakrat> pinehead, "skill -9 -u username"
[03:04] <woody86> stage3- my USB?
[03:04] <stage3> woody86,  no
[03:04] <flakrat> runman, I've not used the pipe method, that's a good way too :-)
[03:04] <stage3> woody86, where is installed your ubuntu
[03:04] <flakrat> pinehead, "sudo skill -9 -u username" rather
[03:04] <Puppy> Anyone any good with aircrack ?
[03:04] <mikegriffin> so is grsec supported by ubuntu? i see gradm2 but no kernel-patch-grsecurity2
[03:05] <pinehead> can you select which tty?
[03:05] <woody86> stage3-  oh, ok
[03:05] <lan_> alguem do brasil aew?
[03:05] <woody86> stage3- ok it should be mounted, it's displayed on my desktop
[03:05] <Musashimaru> hello all. I'm looking for a web (or remote working on windows) frontend for KVM and libvirt to allow users without a shell access to the server to run virtual machines to proceed to test. Any suggestions? I haven't been able to run enomalism and ovirt correctely.
[03:06] <stage3> woody86,  yes, but it have to be rw mounted
[03:06] <woody86> stage3- how do I do that?
[03:07] <stage3> woody86, you have to umont before
[03:07] <stage3> woody86, and next mount with
[03:07] <stage3> woody86,  mount /dev/sdaX /mnt/ubuntu_particion
[03:08] <stage3> woody86, X is the partition number
[03:08] <stage3> woody86,  and /mnt/ubuntu_partition is a directory that you have to create
[03:08] <woody86> stage3- crap, ok, is there an easy way to find the partition #? I can't remember what it was
[03:08] <Tom_Davis> fdisk -l
[03:09] <stage3> woody86,  yes fdisk -l
[03:09] <stinkman> still having nfs problems. still resulting with 'tpcbind' failed. RPC error: Program not registered \\ mount.nfs: internal error
[03:09] <Tom_Davis> sorry forgot the who
[03:09] <flakrat> pinehead, what exactly are you attempting to accomplish?
[03:09] <stinkman> *"rpcbind'
[03:09] <brizben> anyone using anjuta here?
[03:10] <woody86> stage3-  ok I ran that, but it says "Cannot open /dev/sda"
[03:10] <Tom_Davis> woody maybe /dev/sda1?
[03:10] <kthef> woody86, SUDO fdisk -l
[03:10] <stage3> woody86, did you ran it as sudo?
[03:10] <kthef> -l is L
[03:11] <woody86> stage3- ah, ok, thx
[03:11] <stage3> woody86, sudo su -
[03:11] <brizben> can some one tell me the channel for c developers
[03:11] <dino``> i was thinking about ordering a live cd off of the ubuntu site. they are going to ship a copy of ubuntu 8.10, not the 8.10 beta right?
[03:12] <stage3> brizben, ##c
[03:12] <brizben> stage3, thanks
[03:12] <woody86> stage3- ok, it shows sda1,2,3,5?
[03:13] <flakrat> Is rythmbox the best media player for the ipod on Ubuntu?
[03:13] <stage3> woody there is any linux partition?
[03:13] <woody86> stage3-  ok, I just found it
[03:14] <stage3> woody86, did yuo do with l option?
[03:14] <kthef> flakrat, gtkpod I thought is what people use...
[03:14] <aaron> Does sharing an internet connection with Firestarter well?
[03:14] <stage3> woody86,  did you install other linux?
[03:15] <flakrat> kthef, thanks
[03:15] <stinkman> is ubuntu 8.08 nfs client not comptaible with freebsd nfs servers?
[03:15] <woody86> stage3- nope, it's sda3 :)
[03:15] <stage3> woody86, because ubuntu use 2 partition 1 linux and other swap linux
[03:16] <woody86> yeah, sda5 is my swap
[03:16] <stage3> woody86, ok  sda3  is
[03:16] <Tom_Davis> that was strange, my laptop went to sleep during dpkg
[03:17] <owen1> why do i need java as part of ubuntu-restricted-extras ?
[03:17] <stage3> woody86,  it is mounted?
[03:17] <woody86> stage3- but when I run "sudo mount /dev......" it says "mount: mount point mnt/ubuntu_partition does not exist"
[03:17] <DR_K13> hi
[03:17] <vbabiy> Can any one help me write a bash script to open all files with VI that is returned by grep?
[03:17] <stage3> woody86,  do this: sudo su -
[03:17] <woody86> ok
[03:18] <kthef> vbabiy, why vi, have you ever used nano?
[03:18] <stage3> woody86,  then mkdir /mnt/ubuntu
[03:18] <kthef> vbabiy, much more user friendly
[03:18] <vbabiy> kthef: Yeah, I have been using vi for about 2 years now
[03:18] <vbabiy> and I love it
[03:18] <Tom_Davis> sudo mkdir /mnt/ubuntu
[03:18] <runman> I love vi also
[03:18] <runman> actually vim
[03:18] <woody86> stage3- ok, it didn't give me any output
[03:18] <stage3> woody86, mount /dev/sda3 /mnt/ubuntu
[03:18] <vbabiy> I meant vim also
[03:18] <zigzags> hi could someone help me with the windows-side setup of a cygwin nfs mount? Windows is the server, and I have it installed and I can mount the entire cygwin install folder, but Im having trouble setting up the /etc/exports file correctly.
[03:19] <stage3> woody86, yes it is ok
[03:19] <runman> you want to open all files in vim at the same time
[03:19] <woody86> stage3- ok, again, no output
[03:19] <kthef> vbabiy, I think you can just grep blah | vi
[03:19] <woody86> stage3- but it shows sda3 as mounted now on my desktop :)
[03:19] <stage3> woody86, sudo su - is for be root user, tha will able you to run any command without sudo
[03:19] <woody86> nice :)
[03:20] <pinehead> does bind look at resolv.conf?
[03:20] <stage3> woody86, can you see with nautilus that partition?
[03:20] <vbabiy> kthef: I don't think that will work, well first I need to find a way for grep to only return file names
[03:20] <woody86> stage3- yup :)
[03:20] <Ce18> surabaya
[03:21] <stage3> woody86,  cp /etc/resolv.conf /mnt/ubuntu/etc/
[03:21] <woody86>   stage3 it says "no such file or directory"
[03:22] <Tom_Davis> gotta mkdir /mnt/ubuntu/etc
[03:22] <stage3> woody86,  do: ls /etc/res*
[03:23] <woody86>   stage3 ok "update-libs.d
[03:23] <woody86> *libc.d*
[03:24] <stage3> woody86,  you can connect to interte from live cd?
[03:24] <kthef> vbabiy, I am working on it, have it for you in a sec
[03:24] <runman> grep -l returns file names
[03:24] <vbabiy> kthef: thanks so much
[03:24] <vbabiy> runman: yeah I got that
[03:24] <woody86> stage3- yep
[03:24] <kthef> vbabiy, grep pattern files -l will return JUST the file names with that match
[03:24] <kthef> -l as in L
[03:25] <vbabiy> Yeah now I need to use something like awk to feed it in to vim
[03:25] <vbabiy> vim -0
[03:25] <vbabiy> vim -o
[03:25] <stage3> woody86, well. mount -t proc none /mnt/ubuntu/proc
[03:25] <froduntu> question, I had a process running in a terminal, closed it, and the process is still running, how could I bring that job to my current terminal
[03:25] <kiyiko> is there somewere that i can download packages, without going through the Synaptic Package Manager? i am looking to install somehting on a computer that does not have internet access
[03:26] <admin_masu3701> j /#ubuntu+1
[03:26] <admin_masu3701> hello there
[03:26] <binarymutant> froduntu, with killall -9
[03:26] <woody86> stage3- ok
[03:26] <froduntu> hm...
[03:26] <admin_masu3701> how do i join ubuntu+1
[03:26] <musikgoat> kiyiko: yes, you can get anything you want, and put it in the apt cache
[03:26] <Entranced> binarymutant, bueheh
[03:26] <thiebaude> kiyiko:usally sudo apt-get
[03:26] <Qwell> so is there some other file that ubuntu looks for besides xorg.conf?
[03:26] <musikgoat>  /j #ubuntu+1
[03:26] <stage3> woody86, mount -o bind /dev /mnt/ubuntu/dev
[03:26] <Qwell> everything I'm reading is saying that this option should be disablable
[03:26] <binarymutant> froduntu, srry didn't read it all :(
[03:26] <kiyiko> but where do i find the files to install, i am looking for "gtk+-2.0.pc"
[03:27] <woody86> stage3- ok
[03:27] <stage3> woody86,  chroot /mnt/ubuntu /bin/bash
[03:27] <froduntu> binarymutant, yeah, I was googling your suggestion
[03:27] <binarymutant> froduntu, did you close the terminal?
[03:27] <thiebaude> kiyiko:try sudo apt-get install gtk+-2.0.pc
[03:27] <binarymutant> froduntu, and are you using screen?
[03:27] <woody86> stage3- ok
[03:28] <stage3> woody86, apt-get update
[03:28] <froduntu> ok I was running a "nohup wget http.etc.etc" in konsole
[03:28] <Entranced> froduntu, usually when you place process in background you can get it back with fg
[03:28] <thiebaude> !irssi
[03:28] <favro> where do I change gdm to autologin please
[03:28] <froduntu> so I accidentally closed console
[03:28] <kiyiko> but my computer does not have internet access, i need to get the files from another computer
[03:28] <froduntu> I wanted to bring that process in to the current console
[03:28] <Puppy> why wont ubuntu play my misuc
[03:28] <tehferret> basically i am linux retarded ... i need some help and i think its the ubuntu and not boxee but i dont know. I am needing it to auto mount my extra internal hard drives with out them needing to be authenticated on start up i guess because within boxee it will let me access my external hdd which appears on the desktop...
[03:28] <Puppy> it did earlier
[03:29] <thiebaude> kiyiko, oh ok, i'am not sure how to do that.
[03:29] <woody86> stage3- some index files failed to download, you may want to run apt-get update to correct
[03:29] <froduntu> Entranced, can you fg specifying a pid as opposed to a job list?
[03:29] <admin_masu3701> how to join ubuntu+1
[03:29] <ballzee> is vuze 4.0 in a repo yet ?
[03:29] <binarymutant> froduntu, type jobs
[03:29] <Entranced> froduntu, I would man fg
[03:29] <stage3> woody86, if there isn't /etc/resolv.conf file I don't know how enable the internet connection
[03:29] <Entranced> I haven't tried it before
[03:29] <admin_masu3701> i type /j #ubuntu+1 but i dont see it on the left panel
[03:29] <froduntu> yeah, but since I closed the console jobs no longer displays the jobs for my previous session in konsole
[03:30] <froduntu> when I reopened konsole there is not a tty# associated to anyone
[03:30] <stage3> woody86, do ping -c 4 www.google.com
[03:30] <Entranced> froduntu, fg: usage: fg [job_spec]
[03:31] <froduntu> no such job
[03:31] <froduntu> Entranced, I'm not able to reference a PID using fg, I can do fg if they would show up with "jobs"
[03:31] <binarymutant> froduntu, idk since you closed the terminal, if you did it with screen you could bring it back easily
[03:32] <froduntu>  6814 ?        00:00:08 wget
[03:32] <woody86> stage3- unknown host www.google.com
[03:32] <stage3> woody86, yes don't share the connection
[03:32] <froduntu> that is what I get associated with the particular task I'm trying to bring into my konsole session
[03:32] <woody86> stage3- it's not going to work?
[03:32] <stage3> woody86, wait me a moment I will search
[03:33] <woody86> stage3-  thank you very much for helping me out so much :D
[03:33] <hoens> where does mingw get installed to?
[03:33] <davidnog> alright im about to shoot myself, i just booted gparted, and resized my ext3 partition, and at some point the program starts executing an action called "move filesystem to the right" (what the hell is that in the first place?) and then after 2 hours, it finally finishes, TO START AGAIN, :(
[03:34] <KillerOrca> anyone use dd-wrt?
[03:34] <runman> KillerOrca: I do
[03:34] <kthef> vbabiy, grep pattern files -l > list_of_files | cat list_of_files | xargs vim    try that
[03:34] <binarymutant> froduntu, you can continue the wget command if you kill it though with wget -c file
[03:35] <flakrat> anyone here have firefox + flash cause 100% cpu utilization in hardy?
[03:35] <woody86> stage3-  while my internet works on the live cd, can I download what I need (drivers, ndiswrapper) and transfer it to my 8.04 partition??
[03:35] <froduntu> ok
[03:35] <kthef> vbabiy,    grep asdf ./test* -l > test.3 | cat test.3 | xargs vim
[03:35] <froduntu> binarymutant,  the wget is still working in the background
[03:35] <vbabiy> thanks kthef
[03:35] <kthef> KillerOrca, yes, used it for years, awesome
[03:35] <kthef> vbabiy, you may have to tweak it a little
[03:35] <froduntu> it is just that I've wanted to be able to move processes to different konsole sessions or between terminals and I finally have the time to ask about it
[03:36] <kthef> vbabiy, make sure you have the right version of the router before you attempt...mine is an old version 2
[03:36] <froduntu> binarymutant, but thank you for proposing answers
[03:36] <Entranced> froduntu, maybe just wait until wget is done
[03:36] <stage3> woody86, yes you can download then and nex copy to the partition
[03:36] <binarymutant> froduntu, thats what screen is best for
[03:36] <KillerOrca> runman: I have a minor issue with it, I just flashed my router to use it succesfully, and I set it up as a client to wirelessly get the web, but now that my box is behind it I can't seem to ssh in
[03:36] <kthef> vbabiy, not you, sorry, should be for KillerOrca
[03:37] <KillerOrca> kthef: have it running, just can't ssh to box using it as wireless adaptor
[03:37] <kthef> KillerOrca, you set it up as a wireless bridge?
[03:37] <rogan> Any help in resolving this issue would be great. Thanks http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3098507.0
[03:37] <ramjane> hi, i want to lauch screen from launcher
[03:37] <froduntu> yeah, I'll wait till I'm done I'm covered as far as the process doing what I intended it to
[03:37] <KillerOrca> yeah, primarily for my 360, too far away for cables
[03:37] <froduntu> thank you guys I'll let you continue helping with some real issues
[03:37] <froduntu> hahaha
[03:37] <woody86> stage3- ok, any idea where i can find the 64 bit driver I need? I couldn't find my specific model?
[03:37] <ballzee> can you make a bz2 into a .deb ?
[03:38] <kthef> KillerOrca, once you set it up as a bridge, it takes on an IP from a main router and kind of loses its identity
[03:38] <stage3> woody86, you should use lspci
[03:38] <Entranced> froduntu, next time you could run wget http://blahblah/ &
[03:38] <tesseract85> i need some help, i have ubuntu installed and for some reason i cannot get network manager up and running, can anyone assist
[03:38] <KillerOrca> kthef: does that mean I can't ssh into the box behind the router/bridge?
[03:39] <kthef> KillerOrca, you trying to ssh to it from the Inet? or from INSIDE your network?
[03:39] <stinkman> i'm having problems mounting nfs, client is ubuntu, server is freebsd, nothing is being logged anywhere when the error happens. wtf?
[03:39] <asathoor> ﻿tesseract85 >> is it a wifi?
[03:39] <froduntu> Entranced, the process is running and doing what I want it to, because I started it with "nohup" (no hang up) so if the konsole session ends the process continues
[03:39] <tesseract85> yes
[03:39] <tesseract85> and wired
[03:39] <kthef> KillerOrca, I think that once you set it as a wireless bridge, it loses its normal router functions.
[03:39] <tesseract85> i had ubuntustudio installed then i installed ubuntu base
[03:39] <KillerOrca> kthef:not really sure how it is being treated by the ssh program(putty)
[03:39] <froduntu> I was just wondering how to bring it back to my current ttty
[03:39] <stage3> woody86, can you look at /etc directory of live cd
[03:40] <Entranced> froduntu, yeah... I guess just wait until it's done :) ...or just restart it without "nohup"
[03:40] <kthef> KillerOrca, are you trying to ssh to it from your internal network or are you like at work trying to hit it while it is at home?
[03:40] <ramjane> ho to open screen without opening gnome-terminal and typing screen
[03:40] <stage3> woody86,  there is the resolv.conf file?
[03:40] <froduntu> Entranced, thanks for helping
[03:40] <Entranced> froduntu, I guess there is no good answer for that :) hehe
[03:40] <woody86> stage3 I checked it already, it's not in there :(
[03:40] <froduntu> Entranced, appreciate the sentiment
[03:40] <froduntu> hahaha
[03:40] <Entranced> heh
[03:40] <KillerOrca> kthef: I'm trying this strictly at home, and I've run ifconfig to find the new ip addr of the box
[03:41] <kthef> KillerOrca, can you hit it with a web browser?
[03:41] <KillerOrca> kthef: from a different comp or the same one?
[03:41] <kthef> KillerOrca, any computer
[03:41] <woody86> stage3- if I install 8.10 on my computer, would it make that file?
[03:41] <curtis_Desktop> anyone have ssh installed?
[03:42] <stinkman> curtis_Desktop, everyone should have ssh installed.
[03:42] <kthef> curtis_Desktop, I live on ssh....hehehehe
[03:42] <Entranced> curtis_Desktop,  hehe
[03:42] <froduntu> curtis_Desktop, yeah I do
[03:42] <stage3> woody86, I suppose that
[03:42] <froduntu> issue?
[03:42] <curtis_Desktop> what does the person trying to connect to you have to have installed on there comptuer?
[03:42] <kthef> curtis_Desktop, that is how I circumvent my works orwellian internet policies! hehehe
[03:42] <stage3> woody86, unluckily I have never work with wi-fi connection
[03:42] <KillerOrca> kthef: when I type in the ip addr into firefox I get an it works message
[03:43] <froduntu> curtis_Desktop, the person trying to connect is using windows or linux?
[03:43] <kthef> KillerOrca, so is the ssh service still configured there?
[03:43] <runman> KillerOrca: that is the ip for ubuntu, not dd-wrt
[03:43] <curtis_Desktop> windows
[03:43] <KillerOrca> kthef: not sure how to check
[03:43] <tesseract85> i still need help with network manager. can anyone assist?
[03:43] <KillerOrca> runman: yes
[03:43] <rch002> yep
[03:43] <curtis_Desktop> no im sorry he is running windows
[03:44] <kthef> KillerOrca, mine is in my mobile bag of tricks...hehehe, I don't use it but when needed so can't get in there
[03:44] <froduntu> curtis_Desktop, have them install putty
[03:44] <woody86> stage3- well you're still doing a LOT better than anything I could have done alone :D
[03:44] <tesseract85> i cant run it through alt+f2 & network-manager
[03:44] <tesseract85> what is the command for the program?
[03:44] <runman> once you set it to be a wireless client it pretty much loses all other functions,
[03:44] <kthef> KillerOrca, you can do a sudo nmap ip_of_router -p 22 and see if the port is being serviced
[03:44] <tesseract85> i dont even have the program up and running
[03:44] <DigitalFiz> is there a way via cli to see what version of ubuntu is installed?
[03:44] <runman> if you want it ssh into it it needs to be set up as a router
[03:44] <kthef> KillerOrca, if you have nmap installed.....  sudo apt-get install nmap
[03:44] <tesseract85> i need to know what the command is
[03:44] <Entranced> curtis_Desktop, CTRL+ALT+F2
[03:44] <stage3> woody86, I do: ifwconfig
[03:45] <stage3> woody86, in the live cd
[03:45] <froduntu> curtis_Desktop,  (just to confirm) the computer you are trying to connect to is in linux right?
[03:46] <KillerOrca> kthef: the router that is not in bridge mode?
[03:46] <kthef> KillerOrca, right
[03:47] <slestak_> having trouble getting pptp plugin to work with II.  discussed this over at +1, but no joy.  anyone here using pptp with nm succefully?
[03:47] <kthef> KillerOrca,  you can use netcat instead of nmap.....     nc -v -w2 -z ip_of_bridge_router 22
[03:47] <kthef> KillerOrca, it should show open if the daemon is running right
[03:47] <woody86> stage3-  "bash: ifwconfig: command not found"
[03:48] <stage3> woody86, I do: iwconfig
[03:48] <woody86> stage3- ah
[03:48] <KillerOrca> kthef: just installed nmap
[03:48] <kthef> KillerOrca, you can use the nc command too
[03:48] <kthef> quicker, already installed most likely
[03:49] <woody86> stage3- ok, what part of the output do you need?
[03:49] <stage3> woody86, could you pastebin it?
[03:49] <stage3> woody86,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[03:50] <KillerOrca> kthef: got this:Warning: forward host lookup failed for BRIDGE: Unknown host : Connection timed out
[03:50] <KillerOrca> BRIDGE [192.168.2.2] 22 (ssh) : Connection refused
[03:51] <kthef> KillerOrca, you used the IP address?
[03:51] <woody86> http://paste.ubuntu.com/62314/
[03:51] <froduntu> ok penguins, have a nice one, I'm going to hit the hay
[03:51] <KillerOrca> kthef: yeah, I used the ip that I type in to access the client's web settings
[03:51] <kthef> KillerOrca,     nc -v -w2 -z ipaddress 22
[03:51] <woody86> stage3-  http://paste.ubuntu.com/62314/
[03:52] <kthef> KillerOrca, odd...
[03:52] <Smegzor> I have a problem with grub.  I have two partitions (Fedora and Ubuntu).  Both installed grub and for ages only the Ubuntu grub booted which was fine.  Recently they somehow changed so that now only the Fedora grub boots.  I want to format the Fedora partition, but I'm worried that I will make my computer unbootable. How do I tell it which Grub to use? If I can get it booting Ubuntu's grub again, I can probably format Fedora safely.
[03:52] <Tyrath> ok, I think I've updated the wineHQ repositories. I did that, then installed wine. but i typed wine --version and it told be I was using wine 1.0
[03:52] <KillerOrca> kthef: here was the nmap result:Interesting ports on 192.168.1.1:
[03:52] <KillerOrca> PORT   STATE  SERVICE
[03:52] <KillerOrca> 22/tcp closed ssh
[03:52] <KillerOrca> Nmap done: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 0.310 seconds
[03:52] <FloodBot3> KillerOrca: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:52] <Tyrath> - surely that isn't right...
[03:53] <kthef> KillerOrca, the service isn't running
[03:53] <afkeane95> is this aim?
[03:53] <KillerOrca> kthef: on my machine or the router or both?
[03:53] <kthef> KillerOrca, the router
[03:54] <kthef> KillerOrca, the bridge to be more specific
[03:54] <kthef> KillerOrca, you may lose that functionality after you make it a bridge
[03:54] <izinucs> When I use sudo with anything... before the password entry I get "unable to resolve host laptop".. how do I fix this..?
[03:54] <KillerOrca> kthef: no that was the router not bridge that I nmaped
[03:54] <kthef> izap, fixt your hosts file
[03:54] <KillerOrca> kthef: maybe I need to enable on both?
[03:54] <kthef> izap, fix that is....
[03:54] <stage3> woody86,  do: ifconfig all
[03:55] <kc8pxy_> i'm having trouble getting sound for ET on an amd64 install of hardy. if i cat /dev/urandom at /dev/dsp i get sound,  but nothign else is giving me sound.
[03:55] <kthef> izap, put this in your hosts file:    127.0.0.1     laptop
[03:55] <ThePandemic82> What do I have to install to manage ubuntu firewall?
[03:55] <kthef> izap, you probably deleted that local loopback by accident, or you don't have an /etc/hosts file at all
[03:55] <woody86> stage3- all: error fetching interface information: Device not found
[03:55] <stage3> woody86,  do: ifconfig
[03:55] <kthef> izap, gksudo gedit /etc/hosts
[03:55] <kc8pxy_> i can get the game to run fine, but no sound. game init says it can't mmap /dev/dsp
[03:55] <izinucs> kthef, where is the hosts file?
[03:56] <tyler_wylie> Hey, anyone here able to get HDAPS working on a T61?  It worked in Windows(Actually tested it there to make sure).  Seems the accelerometer is detected, but there is no protect file in /sys/block/sda/queue/ for hdapsd to modify
[03:56] <kthef> KillerOrca, no, I think ssh server doesn't work when you put it in bridge mode
[03:56] <izinucs> kthef, where do I find the hosts file?
[03:56] <kthef> izap, /etc/hosts
[03:56] <kthef> izap, if it aint there, then create it
[03:57] <woody86> http://paste.ubuntu.com/62316/
[03:57] <woody86> stage3
[03:57] <KillerOrca> kthef: ugh, that's terrible, I don't want a monitor on this thing
[03:57] <N0nam3> can someone tell me if it's possible to start sshd from ubuntu 8.0.4 live cd? I want to grab lspci and lsmod info
[03:57] <kthef> KillerOrca, you talking about the bridge? it doesn't have a monitor?
[03:58] <KillerOrca> kthef: the bridge is just the modofied router, I don't want my ubuntu box to have a monitor, before I sshed in and did commands
[03:59] <kthef> KillerOrca,  oh, you trying to ssh into the UBUNTU box? or the ROUTER?
[03:59] <kthef> KillerOrca, I guess I didn't understand you
[03:59] <izinucs> kthef, ok.. found and done.. now don't I have to restart the network.. something like sudo /etc/init.d/network restart or something similar?
[03:59] <kthef> izinucs, no, it will work without rebooting
[03:59] <kthef> first line should be 127.0.0.1 localhost
[04:00] <kthef> second line should be 127.0.0.1    laptop
[04:00] <kthef> izinucs, or the name of your machine
[04:00] <stage3> woody86, do: route
[04:00] <matheus> ubuntu 8.10 have style Murrine native with transparency ??????
[04:00] <izinucs> kthef, thanks.
[04:00] <DR_K13> haveblue
[04:00] <kthef> izinucs, did that fix it?
[04:01] <DR_K13> windowstyle haveblue or bluelight or something
[04:01] <izinucs> kthef, yep.. BIG thanks to you.. aren't there two files that have to match? if so what's the other?
[04:01] <woody86> stage3- http://paste.ubuntu.com/62320/
[04:02] <matheus> but style Murrine ???? is beautiful, but dont get install in 8.04
[04:02] <marc_> hi  anyone know if its possible to get my KVM switch to do better than 800x600 when I have my Computer with Ubuntu hooked up to it?
[04:02] <kthef> izinucs, you are thinking of lmosts from windoze
[04:02] <kthef> izinucs, hehehe
[04:02] <KillerOrca> kthef: the ubuntu box
[04:02] <stage3> woody86,  do: echo "nameserver 192.168.1.254" >> /mount/ubuntu/etc/resolv.conf
[04:02] <izinucs> kthef, no. I was thinking of something to do with the network.. domain name or something.
[04:03]  * csilk is splitting your nets
[04:03] <stage3> woody86, can you readme?
[04:04] <marc_> hey Kthef what you had me do before worked but my KVM switch was holding me back from getting better resolution
[04:04] <supaplex_> hahaha
[04:04] <Puppy> lol split
[04:04] <supaplex_> worst than a blowout in stalker :p
[04:04] <kthef> KillerOrca, run that nc command on your ubuntu box, you can do it FROM the ubuntu box using:   nc -v -w2 -z localhost 22
[04:04] <PovAddict> how do I enable apport in Kubuntu?
[04:04] <kthef> KillerOrca, make sure it is open
[04:04] <PovAddict> wiki says "In Gnome, update-notifier keeps an inotify watch on /var/crash", but in KDE, it seems I have to run apport-qt by hand after a crash
[04:05]  * Joe_Shmoe can has cheezburger
[04:05] <DigitalFiz> anyone know if freenode has an ssl server?
[04:05] <PovAddict> it does DigitalFiz
[04:05] <KillerOrca> kthef: says ssh is open
[04:05] <maokks> what's a word for "briefly explained" ?
[04:06] <genii> synopsis
[04:06] <DigitalFiz> PovAddict, do you know which one it is and can you tell me? :P
[04:06] <Smegzor> summarised?
[04:06] <juniecho> how can i install sound driver on ubuntu 8.04?
[04:06] <stage3> woody86, dis you do?: echo "nameserver 192.168.1.254" >> /mnt/ubuntu/etc/resolv.conf
[04:06] <kthef> KillerOrca, can you ping your ubuntu box from another machine on the network?  does it have a valid IP address on the network?
[04:06] <PovAddict> DigitalFiz: I don't remember the port number; searching...
[04:06] <DigitalFiz> PovAddict, default is 9999 but that wont work
[04:06] <woody86> stage3- bash: /mnt/ubuntu/etc/resolv.conf: No such file or directory
[04:07] <juniecho> i installed ubuntu, then fully updated the system but i have no sound
[04:07] <PovAddict> DigitalFiz: ah found info: it doesn't
[04:07] <KillerOrca> kthef: I'm on it now so I know it can get to the web, don't know how to ping from my other windows boxes
[04:07] <woody86> stage3- sry about that
[04:07] <DigitalFiz> PovAddict, ah i didnt think i found anything
[04:07] <stage3> woody86, echo "nameserver 192.168.1.254"  >> /mnt/ubuntu/etc/resolv.conf
[04:07] <DigitalFiz> they really should provide ssl :P
[04:07] <PovAddict> DigitalFiz: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#sslaccess
[04:07] <Gnea> !sound | juniecho
[04:07] <stage3> woody86, the echo included
[04:07] <kthef> KillerOrca, can you do:    ssh yourusername@localhost  ?
[04:07] <woody86> I did
[04:08] <kthef> KillerOrca, from that same machine?
[04:08] <KillerOrca> kthef:  I can
[04:09] <kthef> KillerOrca, what are you trying to do?  ssh from a windoze box to this ubuntu box?
[04:09] <woody86> stage3-  I did include the echo
[04:09] <stage3> woody86, or this: echo nameserver 192.168.1.254 > /mnt/ubuntu/etc/resolv.conf
[04:10] <KillerOrca> kthef: yes, the goal is to have the ubuntu box stream media to my 360 and I not have to have a monitor attached to it by sshing in to run any commands I need
[04:10] <woody86> stage3- same result
[04:10] <Tonno> can someone can give me a channel that people give support of this application called Wubi? ( For windows )
[04:10] <stage3> in the chrot enviromen do this: echo nameserver 192.168.1.254 > /etc/resolv.conf
[04:11] <PovAddict> #wubi?
[04:11] <kthef> KillerOrca, so go to a windoze box and see if you can ssh yourusername@ubuntu_box_ip_addr
[04:11] <PovAddict> nope
[04:11] <stage3> woody86,  in the chrot enviromen do this: echo nameserver 192.168.1.254 > /etc/resolv.conf
[04:11] <kthef> KillerOrca, I assume you are going to use Putty.exe?
[04:11] <KillerOrca> kthef: I did that and putty just times out
[04:12] <Tonno> PovAddict, i tried that... is not that :S
[04:12] <KillerOrca> kthef: somehow I am using the wrong ip as far as I can tell
[04:12] <woody86> stage3- ok, that one went through :)
[04:12] <tyler_wylie> I do have to give props to the Ubuntu team for 8.10, using RC and it looks to be a solid release.  It probably won't replace Fedora as my primary OS, but I think kudos is in order.  I'm definitely impressed.
[04:12] <stage3> woody86,  try again: apt-get update
[04:12] <kthef> KillerOrca, go to terminal prompt on the ubuntu machine and type:   ifconfig  and see what IP it is using
[04:12] <juniecho> i ensured ALSA is selected, i think ubuntu recognizes my sound card but all i get is just beep sound
[04:12] <stage3> woody86,  in the chroot enviroment
[04:12] <KillerOrca> kthef: that is how I got the ip
[04:12] <woody86> stage3- ok, now it worked :)
[04:13] <kthef> KillerOrca, can you ping the ubuntu IP from a windoze box?
[04:13] <stage3> woody86,  now: apt-get install lspci
[04:13] <kthef> KillerOrca, do the windoze boxes have the same subnet address as the ubuntu box?  192.168.1.x?
[04:13] <stage3> woody86,  excuse me : apt-get install pciutils
[04:13] <izinucs> sudo apt-get install <package name>
[04:14] <Tonno> can someone can give me a channel that people give support of this application called Wubi? ( For windows )
[04:14] <kthef> KillerOrca, you have the ubuntu box plugged into one of the LAN ports and not the WAN port on the ddwrt router right?
[04:14] <juniecho> i have REALTEK HD AUDIO, lspci-v said I have nVidia Corporation MCPS1 High Definition Audio (rev a2)
[04:14] <pjz> howdy all
[04:14] <kthef> KillerOrca, can you ping the ubuntu box from a windoze box?
[04:14] <pjz> just upgraded to intrepid
[04:15] <KillerOrca> kthef: not sure which is which, but I just got a call and got to go
[04:15] <kthef> KillerOrca, ok
[04:15] <woody86> stage3- apt-get update gave me some errors "could not open file /var/lib/apt/lists/partial/security.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_hardy-......"
[04:15] <pjz> how do I tell which vid driver xorg is using?
[04:15] <juniecho> is my sound card currently disabled? :)
[04:15] <KillerOrca> kthef: thanks for all the help, guess it'll have to wait
[04:15] <kthef> KillerOrca, np
[04:16] <droopsta915> is there a PuTTY.exe for ubuntu?
[04:16] <N0nam3> kthef: can you turn sshd on within the 8.0.4 live cd?
[04:16] <woody86> stage3- and then "some index files failed..." "W: Not using locking for read only lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock"
[04:16] <PovAddict> droopsta915: no, just use ssh
[04:16] <Gnea> juniecho: yeah, lspci tells you what the actual chipset is
[04:16] <kthef> droopsta915, no, but it runs in wine quite well
[04:16] <Gnea> juniecho: is it a laptop?
[04:16] <pjz> droopsta915: what do you need putty for?
[04:17] <juniecho> yes it is a laptop, hp tx2015au tablet pc.
[04:17] <kthef> N0nam3, sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[04:17] <PovAddict> what does the *server* have to do with putty?
[04:17] <hardcore> is it possible to have a background behind the compiz cube? if so how?
[04:17] <N0nam3> kthef: thanks
[04:17] <kthef> N0nam3, I think you can install it on the live cd
[04:17] <stage3> woody86: sudo apt-get update
[04:18] <izinucs> hardcore, I think you can do that using compiz-config-settings-manager
[04:18] <N0nam3> I just want to pull lspci and lsmod txt to my windows box to try and figure out why my wireless wont work
[04:18] <droopsta915> pjz: im doing homework using vmware, at school we use ssh on PuTTY, instaed of the terminal i use PuTTY
[04:18] <woody86> stage3- same thing, and I'm still in root mode
[04:18] <juniecho> Gnea: actually i installed ubuntu today, this is the first day i use ubuntu so i'm a terrible newbie
[04:19] <pjz> anyone know how I can tell which vid driver xorg is using?
[04:19] <N0nam3> kthef: it's appearntly using proprietary atheros drivers. They work on the livecd but I can't find them once I'm booted into ubuntu without livecd
[04:19] <pjz> it doesn't seem to be in my xorg.conf anymore
[04:20] <Gnea> juniecho: that's okay, there's a first time for everything :) are you familiar with other linux distributions or are you new to linux in general?
[04:20] <izinucs> N0nam3, check the hardware manager under System/Admin and see if the drivers are listed there.
[04:20] <hardcore> izinucs, what option? do ya know?
[04:20] <stage3> woody86, it complete the update?
[04:20] <izinucs> hardcore, hang on.. I'll look here..
[04:20] <N0nam3> izinucs: ok.. thanks
[04:20] <juniecho> i'm new to linux in general.
[04:20] <woody86> stage3- no, it gave me the same errors
[04:20] <juniecho> so i downloaded HD Audio driver from realtek website, it has NO executable file (like .exe) or
[04:21] <Gnea> juniecho: okay - then i'll go into ultra-patient mode (warning: if i break, i'll say something)
[04:21] <juniecho> .deb package so i can just double-click and install
[04:21] <stage3> woody86, the error is only some specific repository?
[04:21] <juniecho> thanks gnea
[04:21] <stage3> woody86, coul you pastebin it'
[04:21] <stage3> woody86, could you pastebin it ?
[04:21] <woody86> stage3- restricted, multiverse, universe, main, it looks like all of them
[04:22] <izinucs> hardcore, catagory Desktop > Desktop Cube > Appearance
[04:22] <Gnea> juniecho: okay, first things first: don't download anything off of their webpage. with ubuntu, just about everything is available in the distribution itself - very rarely should you ever need to resort to the manufacturer site - reason being, is that their source is usually outdated pretty quickly
[04:22] <hardcore> izinucs, thanks man
[04:22] <N0nam3> izinucs: did you mean "Hardware Drivers"? Yes I see them listed when booted into the livecd but not when booted normal.
[04:23] <juniecho> oops... yeah, i didn't install it, but just unpacked it so it would have no impact on system.
[04:23] <stage3> woody86, do in the chroot enviroment: ping -c 4 www.google.com
[04:23] <woody86> paste.ubuntu.com/62328/
[04:23] <hardcore> izinucs, is it skydome image?
[04:23] <izinucs> N0nam3, yes.. hardware drivers..  sorry I don't know how to get them back..
[04:23] <izinucs> hardcore, I think that's it.
[04:23] <woody86> stage3- ping worked
[04:23] <Gnea> juniecho: therefore, i'm going to get you acquainted with some simple tools to get the problem solved and help you better familiarize yourself with ubuntu
[04:24] <juniecho> all right thanks... so what's the first step?
[04:24] <Gnea> juniecho: heh, that's fine - but don't delete it yet, it's good that you didn't try to install it yet
[04:24] <juniecho> yeah it had some 'install' file, but it did NOTHING so what a relief.
[04:24] <Gnea> juniecho: first step is to open up a commandline terminal.  Applications->Accessories->Terminal
[04:25] <juniecho> i already opened one
[04:25] <Gnea> ah - 'install' is usually a text file :)
[04:25] <izinucs> hardcore, where'd you find the skydome image option?
[04:25] <bob_> Someone has my primary nick...wow.
[04:25] <bob_> anybody around?
[04:26] <hardcore> izinucs, appearance
[04:26] <rebel_kid> my evolution mail "send and recieve" button is grayed out, but i have a perfect internet connection
[04:26] <Gnuyen> how can I disable boot failure if fsck is unable to run on boot?
[04:26] <izinucs> hardcore, ah.. thanks.
[04:26] <bob_> oh ok
[04:26] <Gnuyen> I have some encrypted shares in fstab that can't be fscked
[04:26] <juniecho> so i opened the console
[04:26] <Gnea> awesome. okay, next thing is that you're going to want to be able to have a simple tool installed to get some information about your system so that we can get a better idea of what the actual problem is
[04:26] <Gnuyen> and they're preventing boot up
[04:26] <hardcore> izinucs, your welcome
[04:26] <izinucs> bob_, you might just be "ghosted"
[04:26] <jDii> is there any way to network boot an iso image?
[04:26] <juniecho> yeah what should i type in
[04:26] <Gnuyen> i'd rather it just not mount those shares which are already set noauto
[04:26] <genii> jDii: Yes
[04:26] <Gnea> juniecho: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[04:26] <bob_> i don't know what to do about that, izinucs
[04:26] <woody86> stage3- I'll be right back
[04:27] <izinucs> !ghost | bob_
[04:27] <stage3> woody86,  ok
[04:27] <jDii> genii: how do i do this?
[04:27] <juniecho> oops?
[04:27] <Gnea> ?
[04:27] <juniecho> unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[04:27] <genii> jDii: A fairly comprehensive site here for that: https://wiki.koeln.ccc.de/index.php/Ubuntu_PXE_Install
[04:28] <juniecho> oops sorry, it was synaptic package manager
[04:28] <Gnea> juniecho: do you have a software update going on?
[04:28] <bob_> oh, i don't own a nick.
[04:28] <Gnea> ah
[04:28] <jDii> i should clarify, is there any way to do this for iso images in general
[04:28] <juniecho> i closed it and installed pastebinit
[04:28] <jDii> but let me look at this maybe it will help
[04:28] <Gnea> :)
[04:29] <bob_> anybody know if it is possible to use a newer version of the nvidia driver than 173.14.12 on ubuntu?
[04:29] <bullgard4> What is the default value of 'maximum mount count' in an ext2- or ext3-partition?
[04:29] <genii> jDii: Yes basic process is just loopmount the iso on the tftp/pxe server and then point the tftpboot stuff to that dir
[04:29] <izinucs> bob_, you can but do you really NEED to?
[04:29] <Gnea> juniecho: now:  dmesg | pastebinit
[04:30] <bob_> i don't need to izinucs, but i think that even with 173.14.12 i still get better performance with counter-strike on windows than i do on linux and i was wondering if it could be improved.
[04:30] <Smegzor> I have two distros installed in two partitions on the same drive.  If I run qtparted, I see that the wrong partition is labelled /   How do make the other partition /?  I can't seem to do it from qtparted.
[04:30] <juniecho> http://pastebin.com/f312ad108
[04:30] <ThePandemic82> I'm getting really bad HDD performance when copying data to different dirs.  I'm averaging 4.4MB/s...is there anything i can do to fix this??
[04:31] <izinucs> bob_, you might find by installing nvidia-settings you'll be able to tweek what's there for better performance.. sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings then you'll find it under System/Admin
[04:31] <bob_> oh, i have that izinucs.
[04:31] <juniecho> that's the result, oh that was the easiest way to upload pastebin
[04:31] <bob_> izinucs: i'll check that one out.
[04:32] <izinucs> bob_, turn off anit-aliasing and see what happens
[04:32] <juniecho> in the past i MANUALLY copy-pasted all the messages into pastebin, what a waste of time :)
[04:33] <izinucs> juniecho, you using pastebinit?  :) quite a time saver..
[04:33] <bob_> thanks izinucs!
[04:33] <N0nam3> juniecho: so all he had to do was do that command and click the link and it automatically uploaded the txt output?
[04:33] <Gnuyen> anyone know how to disable fsck on boot?
[04:33] <izinucs> bob_, I hope it works!
[04:33] <juniecho> yea gnea told me to install pastebinit (...)
[04:33] <N0nam3> nice
[04:33] <bullgard4> ThePandemic82: First run sudo hdparm -tT /dev/sda to see if the values are correct.
[04:33] <juniecho> actually i've used pastebin several times and this is the sweetest.
[04:34] <csilk> Gnuyen,  it should only happen every 30 boots or so
[04:34] <N0nam3> I'm watching to see If I can learn something
[04:34] <ThePandemic82> ok
[04:34] <Gnuyen> csilk: I know, but because I have encrypted partitions it fails and stops the boot on my server
[04:34] <woody86> stage3- ok, I'm back
[04:34] <stage3> woody86, ok
[04:34] <juniecho> can't wait to watch some AVGN videos when I get the sound card working :)
[04:35] <juniecho> ...
[04:35] <hardcore> i just discovered somethin crazy
[04:35] <bullgard4> Gnuyen: A bad idea.
[04:35] <csilk> Gnuyen,  ahh rite, I'm pretty sure fsck has some option like "still boot on fail" not sure how to do it though
[04:35] <izinucs> hardcore, ?
[04:35] <hardcore> you can get the view of inside the cube
[04:35] <N0nam3> juniecho: are you booted into live cd or already installed and on live system?
[04:35] <ThePandemic82>  Timing cached reads:   1822 MB in  2.00 seconds = 911.06 MB/sec
[04:35] <ThePandemic82>  Timing buffered disk reads:   58 MB in  3.01 seconds =  19.27 MB/sec
[04:35] <ThePandemic82> I was also hashing files while that was running
[04:35] <Gnea> juniecho: hrm..
[04:35] <izinucs> hardcore, and you can put "gears" in there too!
[04:35] <juniecho> N0nam3: completely installed ubuntu 8.04 and fully updated the system
[04:35] <stage3> woody86, I haven't  understand what is happening yet
[04:35] <hardcore> i don't like gears
[04:35] <N0nam3> ahh.. ok
[04:36] <izinucs> hardcore, me either..
[04:36] <hardcore> cube caps never work
[04:36] <stage3> woody86, do:  ls -al /var/lib/dpkg/lock
[04:36] <hardcore> all i get is the compiz logos
[04:36] <juniecho> it was hard getting wireless lan to work, thanks to those broadcom guys
[04:36] <izinucs> hardcore, you have to change the graphic.. worked for me in the past.
[04:36] <N0nam3> anyone no where's the best link to find old monitor specs?
[04:37] <hardcore> izinucs, change the graphic? how?
[04:37] <woody86> stage3- ok
[04:37] <stage3> woody86, in the chroot enviroment
[04:37] <Gnea> juniecho: do you get anything from this command?  cat /proc/asound/cards
[04:37] <juniecho> had to install fwcutter and wait through all the update process... anyway hmm
[04:37] <Smegzor> ﻿I have two distros in two partitions and I need to change the partition labels so that the / label is changed from one to the other partition.  How do I do this? Anyone?
[04:37] <izinucs> hardcore, there's a setting in there where you can point to a graphic/photo you have.
[04:37] <woody86> stage3- ok, I did
[04:37] <stage3> woody86, cou you copy here?
[04:37] <hardcore> i changed to pictures, but it still don't change
[04:38] <juniecho> yes i get some result
[04:38] <juniecho>  0 [NVidia         ]: HDA-Intel - HDA NVidia
[04:38] <juniecho>                       HDA NVidia at 0xc3020000 irq 22
[04:38] <Gnea> dude
[04:38] <N0nam3> heh
[04:38] <izinucs> hardcore, not sure I haven't done it in a year
[04:38] <bullgard4> ThePandemic82: The Timing buffered disk reads is not super but you can live with it. So the basic function is provided. You will need to describe your problem more exactly.
[04:38] <PredaGR> hello people, my /proc/bus/usb does not have any devices and cannot find some usbdevfs and usbfs modules I think
[04:38] <woody86> stage3- -rw-r----- 1 root root 0 2008-10-24 21:28 /var/lib/dpkg/lock
[04:38] <Gnea> juniecho: do you have a little speaker-like icon on the top bar toward the right-side near the time/date?
[04:38] <juniecho> yes
[04:38] <Gnea> juniecho: if so, double-click on it
[04:39] <juniecho> yep volume control
[04:39] <stage3> woody86,  it is ok
[04:39] <Gnea> okay, up the master all the way and bring the PCM up
[04:39] <juniecho> it is NOT muted
[04:39] <ezzieyguywuf> is it better to do a fresh install of ibex or will an upgrade from a fresh install of hardy be the same? i just fresh installed hardy before i realize that theres 6 days left till ibex. i don't really want to download a whole new iso etc... if it would be the same as upgrading
[04:39] <Gnuyen> so anyone know how to disable single user mode boot when fsck fails?
[04:39] <ThePandemic82> Well, I was copying data from my home directory to my videos directory.  The data size was around 2gb.  The copy rate was around 4.4mb/s
[04:39] <juniecho> yes they're max volume
[04:39] <ThePandemic82> is there anyway I can improve performance?
[04:40] <Gnea> okay, now try this:  cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp
[04:40] <type_t> Smegzor grub /dev/hde ... then update-grub and then pico /boot/grub.menu.lst and  .. set the root=/dev/yournew root for that boot session ...
[04:40] <Gnea> should hear static
[04:40] <rww> ezzieyguywuf: I'd recommend doing a fresh install of Ibex. Theoretically, though, there won't be too much difference.
[04:40] <ezzieyguywuf> ThePandemic: they're both local? i.e. neither of those directories are on external drives?
[04:40] <Smegzor> type_t: thanks
[04:40] <ThePandemic82> they are local
[04:40] <ThePandemic82> nope
[04:40] <ezzieyguywuf> rww: thanks for your imput
[04:40] <izinucs> hardcore, they have to be png or svg files.
[04:40] <juniecho> nope i hear nothing
[04:40] <ThePandemic82> I have really good hardware too
[04:40] <peabody> hello everyone
[04:40] <ezzieyguywuf> thepandemic: i've done huge file transfers like that locally before it was done in like a second. i dunno what is boggin it down for you
[04:41] <rww> !hi | peabody
[04:41] <peabody> I am trying to find someone to help me with my wireless networking.
[04:41] <Smegzor> type_t: I'm currently in the live cd, does that matter?
[04:41] <peabody> hello rww
[04:41] <ThePandemic82> hm
[04:41] <ThePandemic82> dang
[04:41] <woody86> my fuckbuddy is here]\
[04:41] <woody86> omg
[04:41] <stage3> woody86, are you sure that the apt-get update command was into chroot enviroment ?
[04:41] <woody86> im so sorry,
[04:41] <izinucs> !language | woody86
[04:41] <Gnea> juniecho: one moment...
[04:42] <woody86> yeah someone else was kind enough to type that for me >:(
[04:42] <hardcore> how do i make them png or svg?
[04:42] <peabody> Anyone care to take a stab at it?
[04:42] <izinucs> hardcore, are they jpg right now?
[04:42] <woody86> stage3- yep, i've been in chroot the whole time
[04:42] <juniecho> all right, btw i got somewhat curious: IS ubottu A BOT?
[04:42] <Tom_Davis> hardcore: load em up in gimp and save them as png
[04:42] <izinucs> yep
[04:42] <Tom_Davis> !anything
[04:42] <jarrettwold> Hey I've got a quick question about building mcrypt.  I have all dependencies built.  however when I run configure I get "checking for mhash_keygen in -lmhash....no   any ideas?
[04:42] <hardcore> oh ok thanks
[04:42] <rww> juniecho: yeah, it is :)
[04:43] <izinucs> hardcore, like Tom_Davis said..
[04:43] <juniecho> holy... oh man now this is funny
[04:43] <N0nam3> Smart BOT
[04:43] <N0nam3> heh
[04:43] <peabody> :(
[04:43] <peabody> grrr
[04:43] <type_t> Smegzor no it doesnt matter
[04:43] <rogan> how do i check what my static ip is?
[04:44] <N0nam3> ifconfig all
[04:44] <juniecho> wow that's smart... anyway, there is something i noticed right now
[04:44] <rww> rogan: use ifconfig, or http://www.whatismyip.com/ ;)
[04:44] <juniecho> my laptop has volume buttons, volume down/up/mute,
[04:44] <pretender> Anyone from Thailand?
[04:45] <peabody> anyone know how to set up a wireless network adhoc?
[04:45] <rww> juniecho: my wireless keyboard does too. I was pleasantly surprised to find that they work in Intrepid :D
[04:45] <juniecho> actually the BUTTONS ARE WORKING! when i press the buttons it displays volume thing appears
[04:45] <Gnea> juniecho: slightly off to the side... i'm noticing that this laptop is only available in asia..
[04:45] <Gnea> awesome
[04:45] <N0nam3> juniecho: I want to see how Gnea troubleshoots this
[04:46] <hardcore> it's already png
[04:46] <peabody> someone assure me that i am not talking to myself please.
[04:46] <Tom_Davis> youre not
[04:46] <Gnea> N0nam3: nothing to troubleshoot, poblem solved :P
[04:46] <juniecho> and when i press mute button it toggles, and when i press volume up/down it changes the volume. (of course it DOES NOT give me any sound)
[04:46] <peabody> thanks Tom_Davis
[04:46] <N0nam3> really.. sweet.. what happened?
[04:46] <Gnea> oh
[04:46] <N0nam3> heh
[04:46] <juniecho> Gnea: oh problem solved? SWEET yeah
[04:46] <bullgard4> peabody: I could read your message.
[04:46]  * Gnea retracts that statement
[04:46] <N0nam3> lol
[04:46] <Gnea> :)
[04:47] <N0nam3> your doing good
[04:47] <Gnea> don't have to tell me :P
[04:47] <peabody> this is my second day attempting to get someone to help me, and I always feel like i am being ignored.
[04:47] <N0nam3> your isolation skills are nice. what's next?
[04:47] <type_t> peabody - iwconfig yourIPaddress ad-hoc
[04:47] <juniecho> anyway this is strange: volume control buttons are WORKING, and without any sound?
[04:47] <hardcore> izinucs, its already png
[04:47] <peabody> brb.
[04:47] <hardcore> compiz error maybe?
[04:47] <bullgard4> peabody: You better analyze what is wrong with your attitude in the channel.
[04:47] <Gnea> juniecho: do you have any external speakers you could hook up to it?
[04:47] <juniecho> Gnea: and your pointing out this laptop is only available in asia... is right, i'm now in south korea
[04:48] <izinucs> I'll try mine here.
[04:48] <juniecho> external? i have some earphones
[04:48] <Gnea> juniecho: is this it? http://tinyurl.com/5thzzm
[04:48] <izinucs> hardcore ^__^
[04:48] <juniecho> yeah this is it
[04:49] <bullgard4> What is the default value of 'maximum mount count' in an ext2- or ext3-partition?
[04:49] <hardcore> they were already png to begin with
[04:49] <type_t> 64
[04:49] <Gnea> N0nam3: mind if i ask your interest in this?
[04:50] <stage3> woody86, apt-get -d pciutils
[04:50] <N0nam3> Gnea: I'm trying to get some help but I'm bored and am watch a few threads. That's how I learn
[04:50] <Gnea> N0nam3: awesome :)
[04:50] <N0nam3> Gnea: I like to watch pro's at work.
[04:51] <PredaGR> hello all, my /proc/bus/usb does not have any devices and cannot find some usbdevfs and usbfs modules I think
[04:51] <woody86> stage3-  E: Invalid operation pciutils
[04:52] <Gnea> juniecho: i'm checking out the manual... http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/prodinfoCategory?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=3659298#
[04:52] <stage3> woody86,  apt-get -d install pciutils
[04:52] <bullgard4> PredaGR: You can leave out the " hello all,". But you should put here a question with a question-mark at the end.
[04:52] <Gnea> juniecho: yeah, i live in the states, that's a pretty sweet system.
[04:52] <PredaGR> installed an usb token, it assigns some device /dev/if0 I think, but usbdevfs is not there
[04:53] <PredaGR> ohh sorry
[04:53] <juniecho> yeah except the processor... TL60 doesn't have enough processing power i think
[04:53] <juniecho> anyway it is sweet a lot
[04:54] <Gnea> well it depends what you want to do, i suppose
[04:54] <juniecho> yep... so do you think i have the right driver installed already?
[04:54] <PredaGR> hello all, my /proc/bus/usb does not have any devices and cannot find usbfs, tried to mount it manually, but mount: unknown filesystem type 'usbdevfs', how can I fix this?
[04:54] <peabody> ok im back now
[04:54] <woody86> stage3- sudo: unable to resolve host ubuntu
[04:55] <Gnea> juniecho: i think so... is ubuntu the only OS on there or are you dual-booting?
[04:55] <type_t> its usbfs now not usbdevfs
[04:55] <juniecho> and about external speaker, i tried my earphones and it didn't work
[04:55] <izinucs> hardcore  mine didn't work either.. not sure why unless you have to restart gdm
[04:55] <juniecho> dual-booting, with windows vista x64
[04:55] <Gnea> juniecho: does the sound work if you boot it back into vista?
[04:55] <juniecho> windows vista has no problem, with sound, and with tablet support
[04:56] <juniecho> yes the sound works in vista
[04:56] <stage3> woody86, do: ping -c 4 www.ubuntu.com
[04:56] <Gnea> something's not sticking then...
[04:56] <izinucs> juniecho, that's because manufactures develop drivers for windows.. not linux all the time
[04:56] <Gnea> juniecho: alright, try this then:  update-pciids && lspci | grep audio
[04:56] <juniecho> izinucs: but it seems ubuntu recognizes the device
[04:56] <juniecho> yeah a moment
[04:56] <peabody> type_t, I get a iwconfig: unknown command ad-hoc
[04:57] <brad_> Hey, my samba worked yesterday, not workin  today
[04:57] <izinucs> juniecho, what is the device?
[04:57] <peabody> I have been trying to use https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/ShareEthernetConnectionThroughWireless
[04:57] <type_t> iwlist mode
[04:57] <woody86> stage3- ping unknown host www.ubuntu.com
[04:57] <juniecho> izinucs: sound. realtek hd audio
[04:58] <stage3> woody86,  is a DNS problem
[04:58] <woody86> stage3- my computer still shows I'm connected to the network, but firefox won't open websites, either
[04:58] <Gnea> izinucs: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01343334.pdf  here's the system he's using
[04:58] <type_t> iwconfig 111.11.1.0 mode ad-hoc ??..
[04:58] <juniecho> Gnea: it resulted
[04:58] <stage3> woody86, do: route
[04:58] <izinucs> juniecho, just because it can identify it doesn't mean it knows what to do with it.. same with my Microteck scanner.. it knows it there but won't use it because there are no drivers available for it.
[04:58] <juniecho> like... /usr/share/misc/pci.ids.gz.new: Permission denied
[04:58] <juniecho> update-pciids: download failed
[04:58] <stage3> woody86, pastebin it
[04:58] <mbrigdan> hey guys, I'm trying to get the linux demo of Multiwinia working, but I get this error when I run the setup thing: "error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-1.2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
[04:59] <Gnea> juniecho: anything new?
[04:59] <stage3> woody86, do it in the live cd
[04:59] <juniecho> gnea: it resulted 'permission denied' and download has failed
[04:59] <juniecho> do i have to put sudo in front of it?
[04:59] <woody86> stage3- I can't use pastebin, as I can't open webpages now, but it looks the same as last time
[05:00] <stage3> woody86, the live cd lost the connection
[05:00] <juniecho> oh it's downloading,
[05:00] <Gnea> juniecho: hrm, possibly
[05:00] <Gnea> ah cool
[05:00] <woody86> stage3-  yeah, it's still connected to network, but can't open wepages
[05:00] <juniecho> yeah it required admin right
[05:00] <izinucs> juniecho, have you seen this ? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=695120
[05:00] <peabody> fail... no such device
[05:01] <brainfog> when I hook  my laptop up to my 1080p tv, my font is flippin tiny!?
[05:01] <stage3> woody86, into the live cd desktop there some icon?
[05:01] <brainfog> unreadable
[05:01] <stage3> woody86, in the menu panel
[05:01] <juniecho> izinucs: not yet, so how do i do that...
[05:01] <woody86> stage3- yes, it shows it connected to network
[05:02] <izinucs> juniecho, you mean open the link?  right mouse click
[05:02] <stage3> woody86,  do: ping -c 4 www.google.com
[05:02] <Gnea> juniecho: hrm... sudo vi /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
[05:02] <juniecho> this is kinda hard, i SWEAR i'll make a ghost image on this when i get these cards working...
[05:02] <stage3> woody86,  in the live cd
[05:02] <Gnea> lol
[05:02] <rogan> If I have EX: Computer A on a wireless network and Computer B connected to Computer A via ethernet sharing internet .. how can Computer B run an app that needs a poort to be forwarded .. I have my router set to forward a port with Computer A but B needs it(wich is not directly connected to the router
[05:02] <peabody> ..... grrr this is wireless network is irritating.
[05:02] <juniecho> gnea: i'm not familiar with vi, can i open it with gksu gedit?
[05:02] <devil> hai
[05:02] <Gnea> juniecho: sure
[05:02] <woody86> stage3- ping didn't go through in live cd
[05:02] <peabody> cs_student, you are close to me lol
[05:02] <Gnea> izinucs: nice find
[05:03] <izinucs> Gnea, amazing what google can find.. it was the first link
[05:03] <juniecho> gnea, i opened the file
[05:03] <brad_> someone help with samba please?
[05:03] <stage3> woody86,  try:  /etc/init.d/networking restart
[05:04] <stage3> woody86,  in the live cd
[05:04] <Ascorbic_Acid> rogan: You make me have to guess that if computer B is using the internet from the router computer A is on... You can access your router from computer B and config it there.
[05:04] <Gnea> juniecho: according to this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=4323620&postcount=4  add options snd-hda-intel model=3stack  to the bottom
[05:05] <juniecho> ﻿options snd-hda-intel model=3stack ?
[05:05] <rogan> Ascorbic_acid: I said a is connected Via wifi and B is connected to A (B is leeching internet from A)
[05:05] <woody86> stage3-  failed to open: no such file or directory
[05:05] <devvy> Hi would anyone mind helping me get my ATI RV280 dual monitor setup working? I have tried modifying the xorg.conf many different ways, but the best I can seam to achieve is both displays on, but the mirror each other instead of being one big desktop. Any advice is appreciated...
[05:05] <Gnea> izinucs: it's possible it might not work, seeing as how it's developed for a certain region
[05:06] <stage3> woody86, do: ls /etc/init.d/net*
[05:06] <mervat> how about if u dont have internet
[05:06] <woody86> stage3- ok
[05:06] <joshux> how to check the sshd's log
[05:06] <izinucs> Gnea, sound is still a mystery for me.. works on one install on a computer and not on an upgrade on the same computer..
[05:07] <Ascorbic_Acid> rogan: sorry i can't read
[05:07] <joshux> I want to see who has connected to my ssh server
[05:07] <juniecho> gnea: i edited and saved it, so is it effective immediatly?
[05:07] <rogan> :(
[05:07] <Ascorbic_Acid> rogan: sounds like it should be easy... what have you tried to do?
[05:07] <Gnea> juniecho: for something like this, a reboot is in order
[05:08] <devvy> joshux: grep "Invalid user" /var/log/messages should do the trick
[05:08] <juniecho> all right, i'm rebooting the system
[05:08] <stage3> woody86, we have to reinit the connection with out reboot the live cd
[05:08] <rebel_kid> the send and recieve button in evolution mail is grayed out, it has worked in the post and i do have a stable connection
[05:08] <juniecho> i'll be right back
[05:08] <rogan> Ascorbic_Acid: In my router I set the port to be forwarded properly via the one connected to wifi however the computer leeching the internet is not picking that up
[05:08] <Gnea> cross fingers
[05:08] <izinucs> rebel_kid, check the bottom left corner and see if it's online..
[05:09] <Ascorbic_Acid> rogan: hook B up to the router and forward some ports then switch them...... im way over my head here but im only trying to help lmao and stoned out my mind
[05:09] <mbrigdan> hey guys, I'm trying to get the linux demo of Multiwinia working, but I get this error when I run the setup thing: "error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-1.2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
[05:09] <rebel_kid> ascorbic_acid it is not
[05:09] <woody86> stage3- ok, how do we do that?
[05:09] <izinucs> mbrigdan, search synaptic for libgtk-1.2.yada yada
[05:09] <rogan> Ascorbic_Acid: I have 4 roomates and the router is in the living room :((
[05:10] <noaxi> hello
[05:10] <Ascorbic_Acid> LLooLL
[05:10] <Ascorbic_Acid> rogan: ok i have an idea
[05:10] <Ascorbic_Acid> rogan: if you don't have a wireless router go buy one
[05:10] <noaxi> anyone chatting about intrepid ibex in here ?
[05:10] <rogan> Ascorbic_Acid ok your drunk...
[05:10] <izinucs> noaxi, ubuntu+1
[05:11] <izinucs> #ubuntu+1
[05:11] <bullgard4> What is the default value of 'maximum mount count' in an ext2- or ext3-partition?
[05:11] <Ascorbic_Acid> rogan i wish
[05:11] <EyesOfARaven> when i install the driver for my eee's video it switches into low graphics mode saying it failed to load the .sio, failed to load the module 'intel', no drivers avail
[05:11] <noaxi> okay thankd
[05:11] <stage3> woody86,  I can do it with: /etc/init.d/networking restart
[05:11] <EyesOfARaven> .so*
[05:11] <stage3> woody86,  but it seems not work in the live cd
[05:12] <cohete> Default screen resolution on Ibex is too high, proper resolution not listed in resolution control panel. How do I change it?
[05:12] <mbrigdan> izinucs: I seem to have it installed, maybe this is because i'm using amd64?
[05:12] <binarykungfu> mbrigdan: Please refer to http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=474790
[05:12] <izinucs> cohete, ibex conversation is in #ubuntu+1 please
[05:12] <EyesOfARaven> cohete: edit xorg.conf?
[05:12] <darthanubis> cohete, /join #ubuntu+1
[05:13] <izinucs> mbrigdan, are you using the 64 bit version of ubuntu?
[05:13] <mbrigdan> izinucs: yes, i'll try what biniarykungfu suggested
[05:13] <juniecho> hi, i'm back
[05:13] <juniecho> the sound works!!!!! yeah!!
[05:14] <izinucs> mbrigdan, k.. I don't know much about the 64 bit version except it's sometimes hard to get 32 bit stuff working.
[05:14] <kilowhisky> hello anyone
[05:14] <stage3> woody86,  try with: ifdown an next ifup
[05:14] <izinucs> !ask | kilowhisky
[05:14] <woody86> stage3- ok, well that's not good, I tried to close and then reopen the internet connection on the live cd, and when I tried to reconnect, it disconnected my other computer from the network as well
[05:14] <juniecho> gnea, izinucs, you are awesome
[05:15] <stage3> woody86, the sudo  /etc/init.d/networking restart
[05:15] <izinucs> juniecho, now you gotta pass the help along.. maybe write up a how to and post it to the forums.
[05:15] <stage3> I forget the sudo command in the live cd
[05:15] <kilowhisky> i wish to setup an irc server (vps - hardy heron installed), but i do not have any in-depth knowledge. i've read a tutorial up on ubuntu wiki, but i'm looking for something more thorough
[05:15] <izinucs> stage3, you don't need it.
[05:15] <binarykungfu> I'm running 64bit
[05:16] <juniecho> now i have the sound, well, the mute button is still red even when it is unmuted, but not a big deal i think
[05:16] <woody86> stage3- still same result with sudo
[05:16] <stage3> izinucs, thanks
[05:16] <Adremelech|Lapto> kilowhisky: what do you need to know?
[05:16] <izinucs> stage3, np
[05:16] <juniecho> thanks anyway, wow this is fantastic, hmm i have one more question: how do i auto-mount a volume?
[05:16] <kilowhisky> from the scratch.. T_T
[05:16] <stage3> woody86, try to see the icon on the panel
[05:17] <Adremelech> kilowhisky: can i pm?
[05:17] <kilowhisky> i was hoping to find a lengthy tutorial but none of them were based on 8.04
[05:17] <kilowhisky> please, thank you
[05:17] <juniecho> here is my configuration, [vista partition][personal files][ubuntu][swap partition]
[05:17] <stage3> woody86, it should reinit the conexion
[05:17] <juniecho> so now i have to manually mount the personal files partition every time i boot, can it be done automatically?
[05:17] <Gnea> juniecho: cheers :)
[05:18] <woody86> stage3- ok, I had to put my password back in, but it worked
[05:18] <Gnea> juniecho: hrm... usually when you plug something in, it will either automount or show up in Places->somewhere
[05:18] <stage3> woody86,  do: ping -c 4 www.google.com
[05:18] <woody86> stage3- internet's working, too
[05:18] <Gnea> juniecho: other partitions usually show up in the same place
[05:18] <stage3> woody86, do: route
[05:19] <stage3> woody86, and pastebin it
[05:19] <juniecho> gnea: i know, but it is a local partition, not a removable usb hard drive... but it does not mount until i click on locations -> 111.7GB Media
[05:19] <stage3> woody86, or try to do ping -c 4 www.google.com from chroot enviroment
[05:20] <juniecho> actually something weird happened: when i first mounted this volume, it asked me for my authorization or something, mentioning some policy restrictions.
[05:20] <mbrigdan> biniarykungfu: Thanks for that post, but it seems that it can't find libglib1.2, I've checked synaptic, and the package gives me an error about not actually existing or something...
[05:20] <woody86> paste.ubuntu.com/62347/
[05:22] <Gnea> juniecho: you can put an entry in /etc/fstab for it
[05:22] <Gnea> !fstab | juniecho
[05:22] <stage3> woody86, work ping command into the chroot enviroment?
[05:22] <juniecho> fstab? oh yeah...
[05:22] <Gnea> juniecho: what it doesn't explain is how to create the UUID - use the uuidgen command
[05:23] <woody86> stage3- yeah, ping worked
[05:23] <juniecho> UUID?
[05:23] <Gnea> uuidgen /dev/sda1  <-- like that
[05:23] <Gnea> juniecho: it'll make sense once you edit fstab
[05:23] <dr_willis> I hought one can set the uuid with the tune2fs command also.
[05:23] <stage3> woody86, ping -c 4 www.ubuntu.com
[05:23] <izinucs> Gnea juniecho you can also just type blkid
[05:23] <juniecho> Yeah... i'm opening fstab
[05:24] <juniecho> what the ...
[05:24] <woody86> stage3- yup, it went through
[05:24] <Gnea> izinucs: hrm... looks a bit intense
[05:24] <stage3> woody86, apt-get update
[05:24] <izinucs> Gnea, just list the uuid of all the drives.
[05:24] <izinucs> *lists
[05:24] <juniecho> so i'm looking in fstab, and it's now mounting just sda3(ubuntu), sda4(swap)
[05:25] <juniecho> so here do i have to add sda2 right?
[05:25] <Gnea> izinucs: hrm, only works under sudo - nice
[05:25] <woody86> stage3- same errors as last time
[05:25] <Gnea> juniecho: yup
[05:25] <juniecho> gnea: when i type uuidgen in console, it's like generating random code, what should i do?
[05:26] <Gnea> juniecho: make sure you type:  uuidgen /dev/sda2
[05:26] <Gnea> juniecho: then just copy the code from that as your UUID for that device
[05:26] <juniecho> yeah, it's like d56d38c2-8fdb-400a-9fd1-d2328c5fed15.
[05:27] <Gnea> UUID=whatever   /mount/point   ntfs-3g defaults 0 0   something like that
[05:27] <juniecho> what about # /dev/sda2?
[05:27] <juniecho> is this important?
[05:27] <stage3> woody86, In the live cd do apt-get update
[05:27] <Gnea> the # is just a comment - it helps tell you what it actually is
[05:28] <Gnea> juniecho: yeah, i'd keep it above it to be safe
[05:28] <bigcx2> hey all
[05:28] <juniecho> gnea, what is a mount point?
[05:28] <bigcx2> i have a somewhat intricate question
[05:28] <izinucs> Gnea, forgot about sudo when using it.
[05:29] <bigcx2> i have an ubuntu install with a ext3 filesystem w/ some random stuff on it
[05:29] <bigcx2> i want to get a new hard drive of a different size
[05:29] <Gnea> juniecho: an empty directory that the partition gets mounted to - for instance, /dev/sda3 is mounted to /
[05:29] <bigcx2> and copy everything over
[05:29] <bigcx2> on the new hard drive
[05:29] <bigcx2> i've run fdisk and ran mkfs.ext3
[05:29] <Gnea> juniecho: if you plug a usb pendrive it, it probably gets mounted as /dev/sdb1 to /mnt/disk
[05:29] <izinucs> bigcx2, do you have an external usb drive?
[05:29] <bigcx2> and done a cp -a to get all my files over to the new drive
[05:29] <juniecho> so you mean this 'drive' becomes a sub-folder in linux?
[05:29] <bigcx2> no
[05:30] <bigcx2> but i can't get it to boot?
[05:30] <Gnea> juniecho: yes, it's how linux reads it. there are no drive letters.
[05:30] <juniecho> oh so everything is under /, the root partition i specified
[05:30] <Gnea> exactly.
[05:30] <bigcx2> what special stuff should i have to do to get a ext3 partition to be bootable
[05:30] <juniecho> now i get the picture
[05:30] <izinucs> bigcx2, well if you've copied all the files over then you have to make sure the drive is flagged as a boot drive and you might need to reinstall grub
[05:30] <Gnea> :)
[05:31] <juniecho> so, the question is, do i have to create the folder manually?
[05:31] <bigcx2> izinucs: i used fdisk to do that, and i sort of thought i might have to re-install grub
[05:31] <kimagure> Error 18: Selected cylinder exceeds maximum supported by BIOS - anyone - installed new HD from old computer into new
[05:31] <bigcx2> izinucs: but i tried to do it by hand and it wasn't pretty
[05:31] <bigcx2> izinucs: maybe it would be better to do it with apt you mean?
[05:31] <Gnea> juniecho: yes. i would keep it simple:  sudo mkdir /mnt/vista   and then something like this:   UUID=d56d38c2-8fdb-400a-9fd1-d2328c5fed15   /mnt/vista  ntfs-3g  defaults  0 0
[05:31] <juniecho> so can it be like /data or something like that?
[05:32] <juniecho> under mnt?
[05:32] <Aaqil> How to fix this problem in synaptic package manager and update manager? http://paste.ubuntu.com/62351/
[05:32] <juniecho> i have 'media' folder and 'mnt' folder
[05:32] <Gnea> yeah, /mnt is a generally safe 'mount' directory
[05:32] <Gnea> er
[05:32] <juniecho> cdrom is under media right now
[05:32] <Gnea> yeah, /media/vista
[05:32] <bullgard4> What is the default value of 'maximum mount count' in an ext2 or ext3 partition?
[05:32] <Gnea> sorry, somehow my brain was in installation mode :)
[05:33] <Gnea> bullgard4: what it's set to.
[05:33] <bullgard4> Gnea: o_O
[05:33] <Gnea> bullgard4: or do you mean, before it gets fscked?
[05:33] <izinucs> bigcx2, grub is not done with apt.. what you might consider is 3 partitons on the new drive.. one for root (/) about 8-12 gigs... one for swap (/swap) about 1 gig... and the rest for /home (where your data lives..  copy /home from the old drive to the new drive and then just reinstall fresh without formatting /home
[05:33] <bullgard4> Gnea: Yes.
[05:34] <Aaqil> How to fix this problem in synaptic package manager and update manager? http://paste.ubuntu.com/62351/
[05:34] <juniecho> so gnea, this is what i added:
[05:34] <juniecho> # /dev/sda2 (data)
[05:34] <juniecho> UUID=d56d38c2-8fdb-400a-9fd1-d2328c5fed15 /media/data ntfs-3g defaults 0 0
[05:34] <juniecho> # /dev/sda1 (vista)
[05:34] <juniecho> UUID=3265d635-d607-4b59-b879-51d05117422f /media/vista ntfs-3g defaults 0 0
[05:34] <FloodBot3> juniecho: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:34] <Gnea> bullgard4: okay, sorry about that. :) i think it's 32...
[05:34] <mbrigdan> can someone help me get the 32-bit version of libgmodule-1.2 on amd64? No packages seem to have it, and one of my programs needs it.
[05:34] <Gnea> juniecho: aaaah! pastebinit!!! :)
[05:34] <juniecho> oops...
[05:34] <juniecho> sorry for the mess
[05:34] <Gnea> lol np
[05:34] <bigcx2> izinucs: do you think this is possible to do without a re-install?
[05:35] <juniecho> so anyway will it work if i add those lines?
[05:35] <bigcx2> izinucs: that's what i'm shooting for
[05:35] <bullgard4> Aaqil: You should send an error report to Launchpad.
[05:35] <Aaqil> :-s
[05:35] <bigcx2> izinucs: i figured grub had some pre or post install hooks at install time that did some magic
[05:35] <izinucs> bigcx2, I'm not really the one to ask .. never done it the way you're attempting..  often times you're not catching everything in the copy.
[05:35] <Uplink> i need a proxy socks tester app
[05:35] <izinucs> !grub | bigcx2
[05:35] <stage3> woody86  I sorry, unluckily I don't know what we could do
[05:36] <jrgp> Uplink, telnet
[05:36] <kimagure> can anyone help with: Error 18: Selected cylinder exceeds maximum supported by BIOS
[05:36] <juniecho> hmm i think it's gonna work... last question, does ubuntu support tablet pcs?
[05:36] <Aaqil> bullgard4: last time that happened and here i came, they said to re install ubuntu :((,, now again? during updates or installations if electricity load shedding happens that thing occurs.. ubuntu team should fix that thing we get often load shedding.
[05:36] <bigcx2> izinucs: alright well thanks anyway
[05:36] <bullgard4> Aaqil: Who is "they"?
[05:36] <Uplink> jrgp: what if im checking more than 200?
[05:36] <juniecho> hey ubottu, does ubuntu support tablet pcs?
[05:36] <Aaqil> bullgard4: here ppl in this IRC like you
[05:37] <munoz> mornin
[05:37] <tisch> sup man
[05:37] <munoz> just making trouble
[05:37] <izinucs> !tablet | juniecho
[05:37] <juniecho> ...i thought the bot was smart yeah
[05:37] <Gnea> juniecho: should be fine
[05:37] <Beta-guy_> when wil Ubuntu 8.10 be out?
[05:37] <djhash> 7days
[05:37] <juniecho> what do you mean by !tablet?
[05:37] <Gnea> !ibex
[05:37] <djhash> 5days
[05:37] <Aaqil> bullgard4: how to send report to launchpad?
[05:37] <Gnea> heh
[05:38] <bullgard4> Aaqil: Ah, understood. -- What is "electricity load shedding"?
[05:38] <Tom_Davis> bullgard4: turn the lights off
[05:39] <RetrogradeCultur> Uplink: i think quite possibly a port scanner might do that..but then, that might also be illegal where you are so i probably wouldn't be able to reccomend such a thing
[05:39] <RetrogradeCultur> hypothetically speaking
[05:39] <Uplink> i need a proxy tester tool
[05:39] <Aaqil> bullgard4: sorry my bad english... we have electricity problem in whole Pakistan, due to less power productions etc.. so all the day often electricity goes off for some hours.
[05:40] <munoz> hi everyone! is it common for firefox to run slow (ie. "grey out" for a couple seconds occasionally) with ~10-15 tabs open? similarily, is it common for firefox to crap out when you have two youtubve windows open?
[05:40] <juniecho> izinucs: what do you mean by !tablet?
[05:40] <RetrogradeCultur> munoz it may be possible if you have mem restraints
[05:40] <Gnea> bullgard4: okay, i'm finding some conflicting information... a site says it's 30, my system is saying 31.... anyway, you can find out what yours is:  dumpe2fs /dev/<whatever>
[05:41] <munoz> 2GB here.
[05:41] <izinucs> juniecho, when you use an asterisk and a word you are directing a question to the ubottu bot.. I was looking to see if ubottu knew anything about tablets.
[05:41] <juniecho> oh thanks
[05:41] <juniecho> !tablet
[05:41] <RetrogradeCultur> ah
[05:41] <izinucs> !hello | juniecho
[05:41] <Aaqil> bullgard4: how to report that problem in launchpade?
[05:41] <Aaqil> pad*
[05:41] <woody86> stage3- it's no problem, I really appreciate you helping me out :)
[05:41] <juniecho> oops he says he doesn't know anything about it
[05:41] <munoz> RetrogradeCultur: I'm using the Adobe flash player, is that the standard around here?
[05:42] <woody86> stage3- but I've got to log off for the night anyways, thank you very much again for all your help :D
[05:42] <Gnea> !laptop | izinucs
[05:42] <bullgard4> Aaqil: To send an error report to Launchpad is a little bit complicated. But it i necessary to get help in your case, I believe. First call in your web browser https://bugs.launchpad.net/ and get registered there.
[05:42] <stage3> woody86, thank, see you later I have to go now
[05:42] <izinucs> Gnea, now why would you send me that? just wondering.
[05:43] <woody86> stage3- thanks again :)
[05:43] <Aaqil> bullgard4: i am here .. trying https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu
[05:43] <RetrogradeCultur> munoz: not sure
[05:43] <bullgard4> Aaqil: Did you already register with Launchpad?
[05:43] <Aaqil> bullgard4: yup
[05:44] <bullgard4> Aaqil: Ok, fine. Just a moment...
[05:44] <munoz> ok, thanks =)
[05:44] <Gnea> izinucs: because it includes tablet support
[05:45] <izinucs> Gnea, Ah.... now i get it.. you found the right location. ubottu hasn't been clued into !tablet yet.
[05:46] <bullgard4> Aaqil: Press the button 'Report a bug'.
[05:46] <Gnea> izinucs: well, they're still technically laptops - they use the same components - they just have a touchscreen
[05:47] <Aaqil> bullgard4: did
[05:47] <juniecho> gnea: thanks i'm looking into the tx2000 series howto.
[05:47] <izinucs> Gnea, k.. I gotta ask cause your nick is about as unusual as mine.. are you a gal originating from Minnesota?
[05:47] <Aaqil> bullgard4: what to type in summary?
[05:48] <juniecho> oh what the heck... this is way too complicated, gotta spend some time :)
[05:48] <wsa> izinucs: where do you get 'minnesota' out of 'gnea'?
[05:48] <izinucs> wsa, wife's extended family
[05:48] <bullgard4> Aaqil: "_cache->open() failed"
[05:48] <kaston> my firefox 3 does not show some flash pages properly.  is there some upgrade i need to get?
[05:49] <ton> hello
[05:49] <Aaqil> bullgard4: how do u know :-s how u learnt all ubuntu
[05:49] <izinucs> kaston, have you install the "flash-nonfree" package in synaptic?
[05:50] <Aaqil> bullgard4: typed that and pressed continue button
[05:50] <ton> I can't install printer panasonic kx-p3626
[05:50] <ton> how to
[05:50] <bullgard4> Aaqil: I have been asking many questions in this channel und in #ubuntu-de
[05:50] <Aaqil> oh ur brain big
[05:50] <Gnea> izinucs: no, I'm a guy originating from Iowa
[05:50] <wsa> izinucs: ah well gnea is in CDT
[05:50] <wsa> hey
[05:50] <wsa> cool!
[05:50] <Gnea> ?
[05:51] <kthef> look at the big brain on brad!
[05:51] <kaston> let me check
[05:51]  * wsa hails from MN
[05:51] <Gnea> kewl
[05:51] <izinucs> Gnea, haha.. phonetically Gnea is like Genea  my  wife's cousin
[05:51] <kaston> yep i have that installed
[05:52] <bullgard4> Aaqil: Somewhat later you will be asked what 'project' your problem belongs to. I would try to answer: "dpkg". I hope Launchpad will accept that. And then you please tell all specifics that you encountered and saw on your computer regarding the error.
[05:52] <Gnea> izinucs: interesting - the 'G' is silent for what i've been used to - like 'knee-ah', or just 'knee', depending on who's saying it ;)
[05:52] <izinucs> kaston, do you also have gnash installed?
[05:52] <Aaqil> bullgard4: ok
[05:52] <EyesOfARaven> i need 1024x600 resolution, i borked my drivers then fixed them... but now only have 640x480 and 800x600 - i also tried adding the display subsection in xorg.conf but no go
[05:52] <kthef> EyesOfARaven, what video card you got?
[05:52] <izinucs> Gnea, that's what I get for hanging out with a bunch of Minnesota-ians :)
[05:52] <kaston> nope.  what's gnash and how was i supposed to know to install that?
[05:53] <juniecho> izinucs, after updating the kernel, GRUB shows FIVE entries for ubuntu, two for new kernel(normal, safemode), two for old kernel, and memtest. does this mean i still have the old, unused kernel in my system?
[05:53] <Gnea> izinucs: rofl
[05:53] <EyesOfARaven> some intel integrated
[05:53] <EyesOfARaven> it's an eee
[05:53] <izinucs> kaston, you don't .. it's one or the other.. not both.
[05:53] <kthef> EyesOfARaven, ooops, don't know nuttin bout that one! hehehehe
[05:53] <EyesOfARaven> it worked when i installed ubuntu
[05:53] <EyesOfARaven> :p
[05:53] <kaston> oh ok
[05:53] <izinucs> juniecho, yes.. just use the system for a while and if it works ok then use synaptic to uninstall the old kernel.
[05:53] <kthef> EyesOfARaven, you can edit the xorg.conf file
[05:53] <dsdeiz> if i first installed ubuntu then installed windows, which boot loader (is that the correct terM? hehehe) would be on top? ubuntu's or window's?
[05:53] <wsa> juniecho: yes you should
[05:54] <kaston> so any idea why it isnt working?
[05:54] <EyesOfARaven> kthef: i did.
[05:54] <wsa> juniecho: check /boot
[05:54] <izinucs> kaston, sorry no..
[05:54] <dsdeiz> anyone? anyone? hehehe
[05:54] <kthef> EyesOfARaven, add in some of the res settings, or sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[05:54] <Gnea> dsdeiz: the boot loader installed by the recently-installed OS. in your case, windows, or ntloader
[05:54] <EyesOfARaven> kthef: i did both of those already
[05:55] <izinucs> !grub | dsdeiz
[05:55] <Gnea> !dualboot | dsdeiz
[05:55] <kthef> EyesOfARaven, did you put the right video driver in there?
[05:55] <EyesOfARaven> i kinda left it blank cuz i have no bloody clue whaT to use
[05:55] <EyesOfARaven> :p
[05:55] <dsdeiz> i see. though is there a way to make ubuntu's boot loader (which I guess is grub) go on top?
[05:55] <EyesOfARaven> the conf is nearly empty cept structure
[05:55] <wsa> hmm.  coming from a certain *other* distro, does apt handle old kernel versions?  if juniecho wants to get rid of old kernels, should he just delete the images, or use apt to remove them?
[05:55] <EyesOfARaven> isnt there a "redetect my hardware" option, kthef?
[05:55] <kaston> i also have a logitech usb headset that i used to be able to plug and play when i was running windows but now i can't do that.  how can i fix this?
[05:55] <EyesOfARaven> it worked when i installed ubuntu
[05:55] <izinucs> !grub | dsdeiz
[05:55] <kthef> EyesOfARaven, try:  sudo lshw > myhardware.txt   then view the myhardware.txt looking for the video card info
[05:55] <Gnea> dsdeiz: yeah, see the url about RestoreGrub
[05:56] <dsdeiz> hehe thanks ;)
[05:56] <juniecho> yeah how can i remove the old kernel? well i understand i can just remove the old kernel entries from GRUB, but i think old kernel is not quite necessary
[05:56] <kthef> EyesOfARaven, then google the card info and ubuntu
[05:57] <izinucs> juniecho, go to synaptic and search for "kernel" and you'll see it in there.
[05:58] <juniecho> there are way too many kernel-related entries here :)
[05:58] <wsa> also where the hell does ubuntu stick its grub.conf
[05:58] <izinucs> juniecho, look for the ones that have at reen or colored box next to them.. those are the ones that are installed.
[05:59] <izinucs> reen=green
[05:59] <wsa> find / -iname "grub.conf" returns nothing
[05:59] <kthef> wsa,  cat /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:59] <juniecho> oh right... so it is like removing everything marked 2.6.24-16
[05:59] <kthef> wsa, take out the cat
[05:59] <kthef> hehehe
[05:59] <izinucs> wsa, /boot/grub/boot.lst
[05:59] <izinucs> wsa, sorry menu.lst
[06:00] <izinucs> juniecho, yep. if that is the kernel that is the oldest..
[06:00] <juniecho> what is linux-ubuntu-modules?
[06:00] <wsa> less /boot/grub/menu.lst, thanks
[06:00] <wsa> less is more
[06:01] <kthef> wsa, sudo nano -w /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:01] <kthef> hehe
[06:01] <wsa> pshaw
[06:01] <lynda2k5> good morning
[06:01] <wsa> vi /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:01] <wsa> as root!
[06:01] <izinucs> lynda2k5, morning?  you gotta be in the east european countries someplace..
[06:02] <kthef> wsa, I don't like the vi
[06:02] <kthef> just say no to vi
[06:02] <kthef> hehehe
[06:02] <dr_willis> vi - 'Very Imporntant' :)
[06:02] <kthef> very irritating
[06:02] <lynda2k5> nope
[06:02] <izinucs> k
[06:02] <wsa> one of the cool things I am noticing about ubuntu is that vi is not aliased to vim
[06:02] <dr_willis> every time i reread my books on VI i discover yet another new feature id frogotten about...
[06:02] <wsa> s/cool/annoying/
[06:03] <kthef> s/vi/nano/
[06:03] <kthef> :D
[06:03] <dr_willis> wsa,  err.. vi by default is 'vim-tiny' i do belive. in a normal install...
[06:03] <dr_willis> one of the first things I do is install the vim-full package
[06:05] <cav^gerber> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPsNi1k8Df4
[06:06] <li|2jkl> hi, i'm not quite sure what's the difference between the "standard pc" and "64bit AMD and Intel computers" that is being asked when installing ubuntu.. any information would be much appreciated
[06:07] <wsa> li|2jkl: what is the CPU of the machine that you are installing to?
[06:07] <li|2jkl> it's an intel core duo in my laptop
[06:07] <wsa> li|2jkl: you have one of the "64 bit AMD and Intel computers"
[06:08] <li|2jkl> really? dang. i downloaded the other onef
[06:08] <wsa> ubuntu installs a multilib system on x86_64 by default, right?
[06:08] <dr_willis> li|2jkl,  you can use either one.. the 32bit disrto will work fine.
[06:09] <dr_willis> wsa,  im not sure it did.. but i am just testing 64bit on the new laptop . I think some packages I installed DID grab that stuff however.. so
[06:09] <dr_willis> wsa,  it installed it very soon after i installed. :) if it wasent there by default
[06:10] <li|2jkl> oh okay.. so any will do right?
[06:10] <li|2jkl> thanks
[06:10] <munoz> has anyone ever done something like gcc main.c -o main.c
[06:10] <munoz> hehehehe
[06:11] <wsa> li|2jkl: you won't be taking advantage of all of the capabilities of your CPU with the one you downloaded
[06:11] <techgeek40> I am running Ubuntu 8.04 on a VM machine (xVM VirtualBox) and I would like to be able to see my USB drive - is there a way to do that?
[06:11] <Tom_Davis> what needs to be installed to make the ibm trackpoint work?
[06:11] <dr_willis> li|2jkl,  i tend to use 32bit on my mahcines.. i am only now testing out 64bit..so far its worked very well under 8.10   - just a few issues
[06:11] <wsa> li|2jkl: whether this is important to you is a value judgement
[06:12] <li|2jkl> i see.. but i guess i could still experience ubuntu with any.. i just wanted to know why many people like this linux distro
[06:12] <li|2jkl> hehe
[06:12] <wsa> dr_willis: what issues? I just installed 64 bit ubuntu clandestinely on a work laptop (core 2)
[06:12] <dr_willis> techgeek40,  dependind on what you want to do - you could set up a 'shared' directory and let the host OS share it with virtualbox.
[06:13] <wsa> flash is buggy linux flash as usual but that's the only issue I've encountered so far
[06:13] <dr_willis> wsa,  i  hear theres no 64bit skype yet.. but other then that.. ive not really had many issues.. I am testing 8.10 so. my issues coule be 8.10 related. not 64bit related. :)
[06:13] <wsa> ah, ok
[06:13] <dr_willis> wsa,  i have rarely had flash issues. :) but i dont YouTube much
[06:14] <juniecho> can anyone help with configuring tablet screen - http://mirosol.kapsi.fi/tx2020/tx2000howto.htm i'm following this guide
[06:14] <dr_willis> wsa,  I do think it was the ubuntu-restrcted-extras package that grabbed flash and those compatiablity libs. :)
[06:14] <wsa> probably same here
[06:14] <favro> what are we using for youtube video these days?
[06:14] <juniecho> i don't get where i get rotation to work with xrandr -o left/right/inverted/normal commands
[06:15] <dr_willis> favro,  i just dont utube. :) flash 10 seems to work for me most of the time however
[06:16] <lynda2k5> good morning
[06:16] <favro> dr_willis: I set it up ages ago and can't remember what i did hehe
[06:16] <mouseboyx> You can also just download them in flv format and watch them in something besides a browser...
[06:16] <dr_willis> Yea - there is a stand alone flash player for linux.. but tracking it down is a bit hard..  the flash company seems to want to hide it.
[06:17] <wsa> juniecho: uh well it looks like you get to be creative about what input triggers the rotations
[06:17] <favro> dr_willis: is it gnash maybe?
[06:17] <mouseboyx> I mean, you can watch flv in totem or mplayer too.
[06:17] <Tom_Davis> ok, ubuntu.com says trackpoint should "just work" but I aint getting it
[06:17] <Mixed432> I  get a lot of distortion when I route my appz through JACK, anyone had the same problem???
[06:17] <wsa> juniecho: does the laptop have an accelerometer that would ordinarily do this?
[06:17] <dr_willis> favro,  ive beenusing flash 10 lately.
[06:17] <favro> k thnx
[06:18] <juniecho> what is an accelerometer? sorry
[06:18] <extor> How do I create a "loopback interface" in linux which I can give my own ip addy and subnet? Do I just add it as a subinterface to the lo 127.0.0.1 interface?
[06:18] <dr_willis> juniecho,  a device that measures acceleration.  i belive.
[06:18] <wsa> exactly
[06:18] <sleepster> anyone know of a program that will convert divx to dvd?
[06:18] <wsa> as in, you physically rotate the laptop, and the screen rotates
[06:18] <juniecho> you mean when i flip the screen?
[06:18] <|Cyb3rPunk|> hey how can i get ubuntu to remember my settings
[06:18] <mouseboyx> flash 9 works for me flawlessly, it used to crash all the time.
[06:18] <Tom_Davis> alright, a mouse works but trackpoint is no joy, help?
[06:19] <dr_willis> sleepster,  DeVeDe can make dvd videos from other video files.. theres proerly otehr tools also.
[06:19] <wsa> oooooh okay a switch in the hinge or something
[06:19] <juniecho> oh yeah, it works with windows so i think this laptop has it
[06:19] <sleepster> thanks dr_willis
[06:19] <wsa> oh wait -- 'Yes, quickplay, because "original" rotation-button doesn't give any keycode. aka. doesn't work
[06:19] <wsa> '
[06:19] <bullgard4> Gnea: Thank you for your help.
[06:19] <dr_willis> accelerometer is a sensor ibelive used so when you drop the laptop - it sees its going to hit.. and auto-parks the hard drive. :)
[06:20] <juniecho> but i don't need that auto-rotate thing, what i need is instead of rotating the screen by 90 degrees, i want to rotate the screen by 180 degrees at the push of a button
[06:20] <|Cyb3rPunk|> how do I get ubuntu to rember my settings so when I log back on after restart it auto opends every back up
[06:20] <wsa> juniecho: it looks like the howto is telling you to copy a shell script from the howto and bind it to a key
[06:20] <favro> !sessions
[06:20] <juniecho> yes so i edited the shell script myself like this: http://pastebin.com/m7e09d9f1
[06:21] <|Cyb3rPunk|> can it be done?
[06:21] <dr_willis> |Cyb3rPunk|,  gnome has a 'sessions' settings control tool that has a check bos for that - i belive.
[06:21] <juniecho> so it could get to inverted straight when i press the button, instead of 90 degrees rotation
[06:21] <|Cyb3rPunk|> where do i fin d that?
[06:22] <juniecho> what i don't understand is this: rotation="$(xrandr -q --verbose | sed -n '2 {p;q}' | cut -d' ' -f5)"
[06:22] <Xavura> I'm guessing all these programs beginning with k aren't really needed
[06:22] <Xavura> and are leftovers from kubuntu?
[06:22] <dr_willis> |Cyb3rPunk|,  check the settings/admin menus.
[06:22] <Akazawa> whats a good visio alternative for ubuntu?
[06:22] <juniecho> so could i just leave the line as it is and get the 180 degrees rotation?
[06:22] <dr_willis> Xavura,  depens on the app.
[06:22] <Gnea> bullgard4: cheers
[06:23] <legend2440> |Cyb3rPunk|: do you mean auto login? so you dont have to enter name and password?
[06:23] <wsa> juniecho: huh, it looks like it gets information about the current orientation of the screen and stores it as ${rotation}
[06:24] <Polygon89> where can i get ahold of an op?
[06:24] <|Cyb3rPunk|> no i got that want to make it so when i log in every thing reopens like what i had open in my last session fedora had somting in admin settings but cant find it in here
[06:24] <Gnea> Polygon89: why?
[06:24] <Polygon89> oj maid pmed me with an advertisement the second i joined
[06:24] <Gnea> Polygon89: report it to #freenode
[06:24] <kharnov> Me too.
[06:24] <Xavura> dr_willis: kthreadd ksoftirqd/0 khelper kblockd/0 kacpid kacpi_notify kseriod kswapd0 ksuspend_usbd kjournald kpsmoused kgameportd kondemand/0 klogd
[06:24] <juniecho> hmm if that's so nothing to worry about i think
[06:25] <dr_willis> Xavura,  its very likely those are Kernel processes...
[06:25] <Xavura> how likely is very likely?
[06:25] <wsa> juniecho: keeping in mind that I don't actually know anything, it looks like the cases for 'normal' and 'inverted' are absolute and not relative transformations
[06:25] <kharnov> Okay, I kinda need some help here. Usually, I can run Tremulous just fine, but now if I try to run it, I get a black screen telling me that the screen resolution can't be displayed or something like that.
[06:25] <dr_willis> Xavura,  i would say most all of them are.. they seem familer to me - google the specific names and see to be 100% sure.
[06:26] <dr_willis> Xavura,  i rember looking up some of them ages ago when i noticed them in the process tree.
[06:26] <legend2440> |Cyb3rPunk|: open system>preferences>sessions>session options tab
[06:26] <Xavura> ok also dr_willis when I run top it says 2 users, but I am the only user???
[06:26] <Xavura> or anyone
[06:26] <wsa> juniecho: you'll be in trouble, removing the sections of code that you removed, if for any reason your screen is stuck at 90 or 270
[06:27] <dr_willis> Xavura,   You could be logged in several different times/processes so its counting each one as a user
[06:27] <Polygon89> Hi.....i think windows xp killed my cd drive,...and now it wont even open in ubuntu, it says its not responding to a dbus call or something......any suggestions? =/
[06:27] <juniecho> so how could i get my screen stuck at 0 or 180?
[06:27] <Xavura> dr_willis: How can I check, looks funky to me
[06:27] <kharnov> Er, wait, lemme rephrase my problem.
[06:27] <|Cyb3rPunk|> every thing gose good untill the lst step
[06:27] <juniecho> because i don't want 90 or 270 yeah...
[06:27] <Xavura> dr_willis: I just logged in like 10 minutes ago.. no one else is logged in
[06:27] <dr_willis> Xavura,  try the 'who' command.
[06:28] <Xavura> I see tty and pts/0
[06:28] <Xavura> Both on my name
[06:28] <Xavura> That ok then?
[06:28] <kharnov> If I try to run a game, I get a black screen telling me I can't run at a certain resolution, but I already am running at that resolution, but with a different frequency. However, I can't switch to that frequency for some reason.
[06:28] <wsa> juniecho: well there is no case for 90 or 270 in your script now -- so if something causes the screen to be in that orientation, the button won't do anything
[06:28] <|Cyb3rPunk|> no "session" menu
[06:28] <wsa> juniecho: hang on
[06:28] <dr_willis> Xavura,  now go to a consle and log in again.. then check who again. :) and see if its now 3
[06:28] <juniecho> oh i understand...
[06:28] <juniecho> yeah
[06:29] <Xavura> dr_willis: Ah I see, ok
[06:29] <Xavura> thanks
[06:29] <legend2440> |Cyb3rPunk|: are you using hardy or intrepid?
[06:29] <|Cyb3rPunk|> intrepid
[06:29] <Wintervenom> I've been using OpenMPT under Wine for the last two years or so for composing music.  What are some native (and potentially faster and easier ways) to compose music under Linux?
[06:29] <juniecho> hmm so then i have to remove the part where the script detects the current screen orientation i guess
[06:30] <legend2440> |Cyb3rPunk|: channel #ubuntu+1 is for intrepid support
[06:30] <Tazz_NB> Hello Tazz_NB please visit our website at http://ubuntukbqu817up97qk2kv7k2d7222.saleperfect.info/ ??
[06:30] <DigitalFiz> OJ_Maid spammer
[06:30] <Polygon89> Hi, my cd drive won't open....are there any other things i can try besides 'eject' in console?
[06:30] <wsa> juniecho: you want this: http://pastebin.com/m3a702ad4
[06:30] <Gnea> !ops | OJ_Maid is on-join spamming/advertising
[06:31] <juniecho> wsa this is so sweet thank you
[06:31] <wsa> Polygon89: paperclip in the little hole when power is off
[06:31] <Polygon89> wsa, as in....it works but it won't respond to eject calls
[06:31] <Polygon89> wsa, well it works in windows at least
[06:31] <Gnea> Polygon89: you can do it while the power is on too... won't hurt anything
[06:31] <wsa> Polygon89: aaaaaah nevermind
[06:32] <Gnea> Polygon89: unless it's mounted
[06:32] <Polygon89> wsa, Gnea i think windows xp killed my cd drive...literally...which is why im asking
[06:32] <Gnea> Polygon89: if the cdrom is mounted, it's not going to eject until you unmount it
[06:32] <Polygon89> Gnea, there is nothing in the drive
[06:32] <Gnea> Polygon89: try the paperclip - might just need that extra kick to open once to be okay again
[06:32] <wsa> Polygon89: can you read from / mount a cd?
[06:32] <|Cyb3rPunk|> that chan is dead...
[06:33] <Polygon89> Gnea, i tried and it still doesnt work, it just sits there with the status light on
[06:33] <Gnea> Polygon89: did you push it in far enough?
[06:33] <Gnea> Polygon89: you should hit something solid - when you do, keep pushing
[06:33] <Polygon89> wsa, it doesn't even open...and in windows it freezes the computer if i put a cd in...
[06:33] <Polygon89> Gnea, it opens, but then i close it again and it still doesn't fix it.
[06:34] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[06:34] <Gnea> Polygon89: ah okay... i'd hit up pricewatch.com :)
[06:34] <Gnea> bam
[06:34] <Sonja> how safe is it to change my partition sizes using a tool like testdisk ? do i still have to backup because of risk of losing data?
[06:34] <Polygon89> Gnea, this drive is literally _brand new_ it cant be dead
[06:34] <Sonja> how safe is it to change my partition sizes using a tool like gparted or testdisk ? do i still have to backup because of risk of losing data?
[06:35] <juniecho> wsa, how do i change the permission of a script file? it needs to be executable
[06:35] <Gnea> Sonja: I would backup to be on the safe side. testdisk is pretty safe for the most part
[06:35] <Sonja> backing up is such a hassle
[06:35] <Gnea> Sonja: ltns, btw
[06:35] <eekrano_laptop> juniecho: chmod a+x filename
[06:35] <Gnea> Polygon89: why not? are you sure the cable isn't old?
[06:36] <Gnea> Sonja: better than losing everything and having to recreate from scratch
[06:36] <legend2440> Polygon89: my dvd "died" the other day. i had to open case and unplug power connector and plug it back in. that fixed it
[06:36] <Sonja> Gnea true! :/
[06:36] <Gnea> although sometimes that's not always a bad thing ;)
[06:36] <Sonja> so a backup is still required if i use testdisk eh
[06:36] <juniecho> eekrano_laptop: it says operation is not permitted, what have i done wrong?
[06:36] <wsa> juniecho: uuh 'chmod 755 <file>'
[06:36] <Gnea> Sonja: s/required/recommended/g
[06:37] <Sonja> yea
[06:37] <Sonja> i'm running a risk otherwise
[06:37] <lap> is there a way to get lame3.98 instead of lame3.97 in hardy ?
[06:37] <eekrano_laptop> juniecho: you probably dont have permissions, sudo it
[06:37] <bullgard4> What programs do use the data put in the dialog 'About Me'? (You can call it by clicking System > Preferences > About Me.)
[06:37] <Gnea> i'd go for the backup
[06:37] <juniecho> oh right... sudo did it
[06:38] <wsa> juniecho: chown it over to root and put it in /usr/local/bin
[06:38] <juniecho> wsa: the file is not visible in nautilus, how do i make it visible?
[06:39] <juniecho> i clearly remember putting the file in my home folder
[06:39] <wsa> aaaaah
[06:39] <wsa> juniecho: forget what I said about /usr/local/bin, just follow the howto
[06:39] <juniecho> well, but the thing is that the script is not working without reboot
[06:40] <juniecho> so... gotta reboot
[06:40] <juniecho> i'll be right back thanks
[06:40] <wsa> you can't see it in nautilius because in unices files that begin with '.' are hidden
[06:40] <wsa> um you shouldn't need to reboot . . .
[06:40] <juniecho> hmm? after modifying xorg.conf?
[06:40] <wsa> ooooooh! restart x
[06:40] <wsa> okay yeah do that
[06:40] <juniecho> can i just restart only x?
[06:41] <wsa> :) indeed
[06:41] <juniecho> ctrl+alt+esc ?
[06:41] <juniecho> nope backspace?
[06:41] <wsa> yup
[06:41] <drowner> worked
[06:41] <wsa> oh yeah forgot to mention all the child processes die too
[06:41] <wsa> oops
[06:42] <drowner> lol
[06:43] <juniecho> ohhhhhh sweet!!!!! rotation works with the script!!!!!!!
[06:43] <wsa> juniecho: right on, ^5
[06:43] <juniecho> now let's map the button on this script... well...
[06:44] <juniecho> so sweet... yeah hehehehehe
[06:44] <Tazz_NB> I just noted something quite "funny" - in ubuntu 8.04, if I turn on desktop effects (compiz) skype can't record my mic, and it looses my startup session - anyone else noted this ?
[06:44] <WUSTEFISHC> hello, is there anyone that can help me please?
[06:45] <FAJ> !ask | WUSTEFISHC
[06:45] <wsa>  /last WUSTEFISHC
[06:45] <WUSTEFISHC> !ask
[06:46] <wsa> yeah okay don't ask to ask just ask
[06:46] <juniecho> oh i'm kinda stuck here, the guide says apps>compiz>general>allscreens>options> in gconfeditor
[06:47] <juniecho> where the heck is that... oh no
[06:47] <WUSTEFISHC> dear friend, i purchased a dell mini 9 with ubuntu and i was switching my drivers for the video card.  Upon switching, i noticed slight lag, so i tried to fix it but setting it back on the other option didnt work. after restarting my screen is showing the display like a MESSED UP display.  I tried "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" but my password is not being accepted.  HOW CAN I RESET THE PASSWORD THROUGH CONSOLE?
[06:47] <WUSTEFISHC> Thanks peoples :D
[06:47]  * wsa facepalms
[06:48] <Tazz_NB> WUSTEFISHC, did you type *your* password ?
[06:48] <wsa> juniecho: I think you have to install gconfeditor?  i don't seem to have it either
[06:49] <wsa> juniecho: oh no just do 'gconf-editor'
[06:49] <juniecho> alt+f2 and gconf-editor?
[06:49] <wsa> yeah that'll do
[06:49] <WUSTEFISHC> tazz: yess
[06:50] <juniecho> oh sweet
[06:50] <WUSTEFISHC> dont worry people, i will brb
[06:50] <WUSTEFISHC> ty
[06:50] <wsa> haha lol @ h4xx0r
[06:50] <jim_p> does someone got a spam messaga as soon as he got in? because i just did!
[06:51] <Tazz_NB> jim_p, happened to me too
[06:51] <Tazz_NB> not a good thing....
[06:51] <Tazz_NB> but hey
[06:51] <wsa> 'hi #ubuntu how do i change/reset/access passwords on unix systems?'
[06:51] <forces> can help me with this http://www.ihateyoujulia.com/?id=10dcf12b6802de1a76ab990fdf7317ea
[06:51] <jim_p> time to stop it. what can an admin do for me?
[06:51] <dr_willis> wsa,  sudo passwd USERNAME     is what i normally do
[06:52] <Tazz_NB> I dont know if there is an admin here
[06:52] <bullgard4> What programs do use the data put in the dialog 'About Me'? (You can call it by clicking System > Preferences > About Me.)
[06:52] <juniecho> guess i have to restart x again
[06:52] <jim_p> speaking os spam, forces popped up!
[06:52] <juniecho> brb :)
[06:52] <wsa> dr_willis: no I was just making fun of WHATSHISNAME who obviously was asking for help taking over someone ELSE's machine
[06:53] <dr_willis> wsa,  :) ok.. that sort of thing often gets lost in translation on irc. :)
[06:53] <carpediem> lap: still looking for Lame 3.98?  you could try a deb from intrepid.  not sure if it will work, but you could try.  https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+package/lame
[06:53] <jim_p> where do i set my dns servers in? its somewhere in /etc but where?
[06:53] <Tazz_NB> jim_p, /etc/resolv.conf
[06:54] <jim_p> Tazz_NB: thanks mate
[06:54] <wsa> welllll wait a minute does this box have a static ip jim_p?
[06:54]  * jim_p makes a big letter note
[06:54] <wsa> dhcpcd should populate resolv.conf with nameservers automagically . . .
[06:54] <jim_p> wsa: i need to set my isps dns servers and i use static ip on my lan
[06:56] <wsa> jim_p: this may be overkill for you, but i might recommend running tinydns or dnsmasq on your router, naming your isps nameservers as nexthops, and doing static leases
[06:56] <Tazz_NB> wsa, haha - I was typing up the same
[06:56] <Tazz_NB> :)
[06:56] <wsa> great minds lol
[06:57] <Tazz_NB> jim_p, assuming you are an adsl/dsl user, it might even pay to run a local proxy with something like tinydns etc
[06:57] <Tazz_NB> I do it at home and it saves me a good couple of meg every month
[06:57] <jim_p> wsa: kill me as in...? i use static ip on my lan, and i simply set my isps dns servers there and i am fine. this pc i am on now has all this and its working perfectly
[06:58] <Tazz_NB> jim_p, dns lookup make up quite a "bit" of network traffic etc, having a local dns "cache" helps quite a bit
[06:58] <wsa> what Tazz_NB said
[06:59] <jim_p> Tazz_NB: oh come on. its like ...2 ips!
[06:59] <wsa> also if you EVER get an IP address dynamically you will probably lose what is in resolv.conf
[06:59] <wsa> but yeah what you are doing will work so long as you never change anything
[06:59] <jim_p> wsa: dynamically from the isp? i get a new ip almost daily
[06:59] <Tazz_NB> jim_p, you wanna tell me you only connect to two servers ?
[07:01] <wsa> jim_p: no I just mean the box in question -- from the router -- like i said it might be overkill -- if your configuration is static you can just edit resolv.conf
[07:02] <jim_p> Tazz_NB + wsa: here is the deal. i am on adsl. i use an adsl router to connect to my isp. that router has its own ip and my pc has its own ip too, both static. however i need to state my isps dns servers (on my pc, on the router they are already set) for better "results"
[07:03] <z0r> hi! I'm trying to upgrade to Intrepid using a live CD .iso mounted at /cdrom. When I tried using apt-cdrom to add it as a source, it wouldn't recognise it because the Packages file is actually called Packages.gz
[07:03] <Tazz_NB> ok - jim_p - your router can most likely run a dns server no ?
[07:03] <jim_p> Tazz_NB + wsa now i need to do the same thing on the laptop
[07:03] <lap> carpediem: thanks : )
[07:04] <jim_p> Tazz_NB: be a dns server itself? i think so. it can dhcp though
[07:04] <z0r> i thought upgrading apt to the version in Intrepid would help, so I've done that. Now it adds the sources, but ignores them. Here's the output of apt-cdrom -a -m -d /cdrom add: http://paste.ubuntu.com/62379/
[07:04] <z0r> how can i get apt to recognise those sources?
[07:05] <Tazz_NB> jim_p, it should be able to
[07:05] <jim_p> z0r: i am not 100% sure, but i think that you need the alternative cd to do so. only the alternative can be recognised as sources
[07:06] <z0r> jim_p: oh, ok. Someone in here earlier said the live cd would work too
[07:06] <jim_p> z0r: i an not sure though
[07:08] <wsa> z0r: not enough bandwidth to use an online repo to upgrade?
[07:08] <wsa> can you use an online repo to upgrade?
[07:08] <z0r> wsa: that's why I've been avoiding it, yeah
[07:08] <z0r> but i guess i could
[07:10] <wsa> well for my part if you are going to download the cd it's generally better to download the smallest image a distro offers and then go from there
[07:11] <wsa> but you probably got mailed something, no?
[07:12] <z0r> wsa: i downloaded the iso last night when bandwidth was off peak. I thought it would be a good way to go, but apparently i got the wrong image
[07:12] <WildBill_> I'm running 8.10 but have an AMD64 dual system. Does anyone know if I can do an upgrade to the AMD64 version without having to do a fresh install?
[07:13] <favro> WildBill: afaik they are diff os's
[07:13] <jim_p> WildBill: change your sources.list to ibex and do a apt-get dist-upgrade
[07:14] <jim_p> WildBill_: change your sources.list to ibex and do a apt-get dist-upgrade
[07:14] <favro> 32 vs 64
[07:14] <dr_willis> WildBill_,  You dont upgrade from a 32bit to 64bit release.. but you can upgrade  from 32bit to 32bit of course...
[07:14] <PlutoPrime> Hi, I'm setting up Ubuntu as a Media center desktop ... I've always had the problem where the Screen Resolution is detected correctly on my LCD HDTV, however the ubuntu desktop is stretched too much and the Task Bars appear out of the TV boundaries. In Windows, Nvidia drivers have a calibration tool to set the corners of the TV correctly, but how do I solve this in Linux?
[07:14] <riddlebox> is there a firewall on ubuntu-server by default?
[07:14] <legend2440> WildBill_: you cant. if you installed the x32 version but want the x64 version you have to reinstall.
[07:14] <WildBill_>  I kind of knew that, but was hoping I could cheat a bit.
[07:14] <jim_p> riddlebox: iptables
[07:15] <favro> Riddell: there is always iptables
[07:15] <favro> !iptables
[07:15] <wsa> f*** yeah iptables
[07:15] <riddlebox> jim_p, well I am not sure, but for some reason my sip connections from outside the network dont hit the server, but inside they do, I have all the ports forwarded on my firewall
[07:15] <riddlebox> on my router that is
[07:15] <Gnea> wsa: obfuscating it doesn't mean we can't read it, please don't.
[07:16] <WildBill_> Thanks anyways all, and good night
[07:16] <jim_p> riddlebox: try opening a port on the iptables and retry
[07:17] <pretender> How do i display minimised apps in the avant window navigator.  Also  anyone  from Thailand?
[07:19] <tyler> anyone know what it means when during boot it goes to a busybox shell screen?
[07:19] <stickboy> i'm on hardy 64bit and i'm trying to get gShutdown to work. Instead of turning off my laptop it will only log out of current user. Any idea on how to fix it?
[07:21] <wsa> this is the question I joined tonight to ask: do I want to ditch an -omg-optimized gentoo box as a server for ubuntu server edition.  in short, what are peoples' experiences with the performance of ubuntu server and its kernel
[07:22] <juniecho> yeah great, almost everything is working
[07:22] <juniecho> thanks wsa
[07:22] <wsa> of course juniecho anytime
[07:23] <juniecho> ah but do you know how to build with make install command?
[07:23] <jim_p> wsa: i think its better to install debian since its a server
[07:23] <jim_p> wsa: mind if i ask about its duties?
[07:23] <juniecho> i'm trying to get the tablet pen work, the guide said i need some patched driver
[07:23] <dr_willis> I imagine it depends on the 'server' tasks. also
[07:23] <wsa> tyler: that behaviour is usually the behaviour of some safe mode boot option, or some errant early userspace init checkpoint.  are you selecting the correct boot option?
[07:24] <juniecho> so i downloaded the driver and patched it, but i cannot compile this so cannot install this thing
[07:24] <tyler> wsa: yes its really weird, sometimes it boots perfectly ok, and sometimes it goes into busyshell, ide say its about 50 50, i just reboot it again and it boots fine...it also did this in debian with the updated kernel....could be reacting to my hardware i guess
[07:25] <dr_willis> tyler,  i had an olkder box that had tobe rebooted  after failing to boot from a powered off state.. never have figured out why.   but its old/backup/spare -
[07:26] <wsa> jim_p: of course, it is a layer-3 router for a very small lan, offering dhcp, dns, ntp, and some file shares and a local cvs repository, also it offers smtp, imap, pop3, and http to the wan (oh and ntp too)
[07:26] <tyler> i think it has to do with the 2.6.24 kernal or whatever the updated one is...cause before that update everything was fine
[07:26] <neztiti> guys how i can Update K3b to 1.0.5 and backport to hardy
[07:26] <jim_p> wsa: simply wow! better use debian
[07:27] <juniecho> wsa, do you have any clue on this?
[07:27] <dan_> hello :) anybody here who is using irssi now?
[07:28] <wsa> tyler: it is more likely that it is the initramfs that was built with your kernel.  not knowing anything about the ubuntu initramfs, i'd poke around in the bb shell, try to find out if you are in early userspace or in real userspace, and look for some kind of log and post the results
[07:29] <favro> !busybox
[07:29] <zeleftikam> :]
[07:29] <wsa> juniecho: hang on let me go back to that guide
[07:29] <neztiti> guys how i can Update K3b to 1.0.5 and backport to hardy
[07:30] <Forbr4d3> anyone ever get a pinnacle pctv hd pro stick working?
[07:31] <jim_p> neztiti: isnt it on backports repo? then dont compile yourself!
[07:31] <wsa> juniecho: where are you erroring and what is the error?
[07:31] <dr_willis> neztiti,  you may want to clarify what it is you are trying to do..   if k3b is an older version in the repos.. you would need tocheck the PPA repos perhaps for a newer version, or use source.
[07:31] <dr_willis> yea. or in the backports repos..
[07:31] <jim_p> Forbr4d3: what does lsusb say for it?
[07:31] <favro> !motu
[07:31] <neztiti> dr_willis: ok m8
[07:31] <wartalker> update-manager -d : Authenticating the upgrade failed. There may be a problem with the network or with the server.   help?
[07:32] <dr_willis> wartalker,  servers are very loaded right now.. it maybe a server issue
[07:32] <juniecho> from the point i typed ./configure --enable-wacom
[07:32] <juniecho> it slightly differed from the example
[07:32] <wartalker> ﻿dr_willis:thanks
[07:32] <DigitalFiz> did cube caps disapear in intrepid?
[07:33] <juniecho> and with make command it showed several errors
[07:33] <Forbr4d3> its version 4
[07:33] <Forbr4d3> Bus 002 Device 004: ID 2304:023a Pinnacle Systems, Inc. [hex]
[07:33] <Forbr4d3> i just bought it at best buy heh
[07:34] <juniecho> like... error: token something :) saying binary whatever is missing before (
[07:34] <Forbr4d3> im on my third driver build and ive gotten errors each time
[07:34] <wsa> juniecho: pastebin it?
[07:34] <Forbr4d3> any thoughts?
[07:34] <jim_p> Forbr4d3: let me think
[07:35] <peabody0690> df
[07:35] <breeze> 可是找到这玩意了
[07:35] <wsa> juniecho: i am seeing that the howto didn't tell you to install kernel sources, and you are building a kernel module here . . . this might be the problem
[07:35] <breeze> 大家能不能告诉我怎么进入终端的IRC
[07:35] <juniecho> http://pastebin.com/m6579b62f
[07:36] <juniecho> this is it
[07:36] <willwh> hi folks I am looking for some help with setting up a bridge for a VM
[07:36] <willwh> host has a static ip
[07:36] <willwh> vm currently dhcping an address
[07:36] <willwh> when I try to add a br0 interface on the host machine and restart the networking daemon
[07:36] <Tom_Davis> any ideas how to make the thinkpad trackpoint work with hardy and fluxbox?
[07:36] <willwh> it fails to bring up br0
[07:37] <willwh> Tom_Davis: pretty sure there will be something on it here
[07:37] <willwh> http://www.thinkwiki.org/
[07:37] <willwh> if not, try the flux folks :)
[07:37] <Tom_Davis> thankie
[07:37] <willwh> np
[07:37] <willwh> that is an sweoms esite
[07:37] <willwh> awesome*
[07:38] <breeze> Is there anyone in buaa?
[07:38] <willwh> breeze: where?
[07:38] <juniecho> and "`install-exec-am' &#47484; &#50948;&#54644; &#54624; &#51068;&#51060; &#50630;&#49845;&#45768;&#45796;" means that "there is nothing to do for install-exec-am"
[07:38] <juniecho> i'm on korean language environment so this could be kinda confusing
[07:38] <breeze> Bei hang
[07:38] <wsa> juniecho: this is the output of make . . . and I can't see any errors . . .
[07:39] <wsa> oh that's good
[07:39] <cherva> is there an editor that can edit text files over ftp or ssh (I don't want to X forward it)
[07:40] <wsa> juniecho: yeah it looks like this installed
[07:40] <breeze> Why don't you speak in Chinese?
[07:41] <juniecho> you mean i sucessfully installed this?
[07:41] <wsa> juniecho: it appears that you did in fact successfully install that
[07:41] <breeze> Practise our English?
[07:41] <blah561> What is the directory that applications in Ubuntu are installed?  For example, on Windows, this directory is:  C:\Windows\Program Files
[07:41] <wsa> try copying the module over as the howto says
[07:42] <wsa> 'sudo cp src/2. . . .'
[07:42] <dr_willis> cherva,   you could alwahs ssh to the box and run a text based  editor. :) but yes. I do think theres some GUI exitors that can edit over ftp/ssh but i  dont rember what ones.. emacs proberly can..it can do everything else.  gedit might have the feature, also geany might.
[07:42] <wsa> and try the next steps of the howto (inserting the module, et cetera)
[07:42] <bullgard4> blah561: There are several. One important is /usr/share/applications/
[07:43] <cherva> dr_willis: gedit can't edit them there is no save button when I open a file in the ftp mount
[07:43] <blah561> bullgard4:  Thanks
[07:43] <dr_willis> cherva,  you could use that fuseftp filesystem tool. then the ftp site will appear as a local directory to all apps. Butive not used that in ages either.
[07:44] <cherva> dr_willis: ok first I'll try to mount the server with ssh and see if gedit can save then I'll try fuseftp
[07:44] <wsa> jim_p: well it's like I don't know gentoo on the desktop with encrypted disks is a PITA and so I am thinking of ubuntu there and have this preference that everything is the same
[07:45] <dr_willis> cherva,  sshfs is handy also. :)
[07:45] <wsa> jim_p: I don't think I would switch to debian
[07:45] <Forbr4d3> anyone help with the pinnacle pctv hd pro usb stick?
[07:45] <Forbr4d3> how do i tell if the dvb server is working correctly?
[07:46] <willwh> Forbr4d3: sounds like a question you should be asking pinnacle
[07:46] <willwh> I work for a streaming media company
[07:46] <willwh> I hate pinnacle stuff
[07:46] <Forbr4d3> xawtv says no video grabber device is available
[07:46] <willwh> it's terrible
[07:46] <Forbr4d3> are you serious?
[07:46] <wsa> gaaaaaaaaaagh yes
[07:46] <Forbr4d3> what works best then?
[07:46] <willwh> what are you trying to capture?
[07:46] <juniecho> holy... wsa you're right, it's working but very very inaccurate
[07:46] <willwh> tv?
[07:46] <wsa> Forbr4d3 does that have a conexant chip in it?
[07:46] <Forbr4d3> i just picked this thing up at best buy tonight
[07:46] <Forbr4d3> i dunno man
[07:46] <jim_p> wsa: in a pita? so you dunp debian server for ubuntu server?!
[07:47] <willwh> Forbr4d3: lscpi
[07:47] <willwh> or lsusb
[07:47] <cherva> dr_willis: niceee linux rule them all gedit can save when mounted over ssh
[07:47] <dr_willis> Forbr4d3,  the #mythbuntu channel and web site/forums ahve huge discussions of tv tuners for linux.
[07:47] <willwh> yes, dr_willis good point.
[07:47] <juniecho> so i think editing xorg.conf will solve the problem, but can you identify the part that controls 'TOUCHSCREEN' (i mean finger touch) part? because i don't want to activate touchscreen function, i only want to use my pen.
[07:47] <dr_willis> cherva,  yea. i use sshfs a lot.  and the smbfuse stuff.. i find the apps work better with them. then with the gnome/share/ftp browser method.
[07:48] <wsa> jim_p: that server runs gentoo now, i'm considering switching to ubuntu server
[07:48] <wsa> jim_p: because i want everything to be the same, and gentoo on a desktop is a painful (but rewarding) experience
[07:48] <juniecho> well i suspect Inputdevice	whole part that contains "Synaptics Touchpad" is the thing but just want to be sure before saving it
[07:49] <cherva> dr_willis: what is the "Edit menus" command (right click on Apps->Edit menus) to start it from a console because it starts whenever she wants......
[07:49] <stickboy> i'm on hardy 64bit and i'm trying to get gShutdown to work. Instead of turning off my laptop it will only log out of current user. Any idea on how to fix it?
[07:49] <jim_p> wsa: so you need a desktop too? try debian lenny then
[07:50] <dr_willis> cherva,  i think thats calling the app 'alacarte' or somthing like that
[07:51] <jim_p> wsa: i suggest lenny, because etch packages are like... as ancient as the parthenon
[07:51] <cherva> dr_willis: it is alacarte indeed
[07:51] <Majestro> moin moin
[07:53] <Majestro> kann mir jemand mit kaffeine helfen ?
[07:53] <Tom_Davis> any help with the thinkpad trackpoint and hardy?
[07:53] <wsa> juniecho: I would just follow the howto to the letter at this point and then see if the pointer is still erratic
[07:53] <asathoor> ﻿Majestro >> welches problem hast Du mit Kaffeine?
[07:53] <wsa> the hard part should be over
[07:54] <Majestro> irgendwie bekomme ich keine hd sender zum laufen und nach ner kurzen zeit gibbts bildhänger
[07:54] <Majestro> schüssel ist optimal ausgerichtet
[07:54] <favro> !de
[07:55] <jim_p> !de | Majestro
[07:55] <wsa> oh, and save the source and patch for this kernel module -- you're going to have to re-compile and re-install every time you get a new kernel through the updates
[07:56] <juniecho> yeah thanks
[07:56] <juniecho> i'll restart x and see what happens
[07:57] <Smegzor> I'm about to back up my root by copying it.  I'm skipping home, mnt, media.  Are there any other folders I do not want to include in my backup?  My home is in a different partition.
[07:58] <SBTooth> any action in here... not much going on with the ibex
[07:58] <jim_p> Smegzor: i suggest fstab, xorg.conf, menu.lst and any specific one you may need like samba or network interfaces
[07:58] <jim_p> Smegzor: all the others are trivial in front of these 3
[07:59] <Jordan_U_> jim_p: He asked for what *not* to include
[07:59] <jim_p> Smegzor: and sources.list ! 4 then
[07:59] <Smegzor> i'm already including those
[07:59] <jim_p> Jordan_U_: well these sum to like ...100kb! much much less than an entire copy of the partition
[08:00] <SBTooth> i'm looking for some assistance with with an atheros card on intrepid... anyone up for the challenge
[08:00] <Smegzor> i'm pretty sure I'm supposed to include the other folders in my backup.  I'm aware that some folders are virtual? but I'm not sure which ones.
[08:00] <Jordan_U_> SBTooth: What's the problem?
[08:00] <SBTooth> my atheros was working nicely with the new drivers coming with intrepid
[08:01] <Jordan_U_> Smegzor: /proc for instance
[08:01] <SBTooth> then i took the latest upgrade and no more wireless
[08:01] <Smegzor> thanks.  what about dev?  skip it?
[08:01] <Jordan_U_> Smegzor: You can tell cp to stick withing one file system when backing up, or use a purpose built backup utility
[08:01] <Jordan_U_> Smegzor: Yes
[08:02] <jim_p> SBTooth: what module did ti use?
[08:02] <SBTooth> ath5k i think
[08:02] <SBTooth> not 100% sure
[08:02] <Smegzor> i'm about to resize my root partition, but NOT before attempting a backup :)
[08:02] <SBTooth> i know just enough to be dangerous on this thing :(
[08:04] <Jordan_U_> SBTooth: Try enabling the madwifi drivers via System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers, but note that ath5k will probably work after upcoming updates ( it's been working for me for most of the life of Intrepid and broke with an update today )
[08:04] <sinan> When using a pipe, the second application is only run when the first one finishes. Is there a way to make them run together, and just feed the output of the first to the second "as it occurs"?
[08:05] <dr_willis> sinan,  thats what 'fifo's are for I think.
[08:05] <SBTooth> jordan that has been my experience too
[08:05] <Jordan_U_> sinan: That is in fact what happens, it's just that the data is buffered so it may not seem that way in certain circumstances. What are you trying to accomplish?
[08:05] <SBTooth> just wondered if there was anything else i could do
[08:06] <sinan> Jordan_U_: I have one application which generates an infinte sequence of data it its stdout, this data is used by a second application when to create a "movie" of plots.
[08:06] <sinan> Jordan_U_: I have control over both applications, so I can make them communicate in a different way if needed
[08:08] <WIGGMPk> Why is it every time I execute "sudo alsa force-reload" the default Ubuntu login theme plays when I specified a different sound in Sound Preferences (or no sound at all). Another related question, if I specify a sound in Sound Preferences for login, it doesnt play. But if I specify it in Login Window under the accessibility tab, it plays when I log in.
[08:09] <rob__> hey guys.  i'm a freelance developer.  i run an ubuntu server out of my house.  im having a hell of a time trying to get sendmail working.  i'm assuming this has something to do wth a combination of my isp blocking ports and my server not having a domain name pointing to it.  is there any way for me to get this going?
[08:10] <rob__> i'd really like to get it going for development purposes
[08:10] <WIGGMPk> rob__: who's your ISP?
[08:10] <rob__> road runner
[08:10] <Orlandu> list
[08:10] <rob__> im also running dd-wrt firmware on my linksys router
[08:10] <WIGGMPk> rob__: not familiar with them.. Are they a cable provider?
[08:11] <rob__> yes
[08:11] <DigitalFiz> !intrepid
[08:11] <rob__> time warner cable
[08:11] <Stupendoussteve> rob__, chances are they want you to forward through one of their mail servers
[08:11] <rob__> a 'smarthost'?
[08:11] <WIGGMPk> rob__: they most likely block the outgoing smtp ports or require authentication. have you tried calling them about it?
[08:11] <rob__> can sendmail be configured this way?
[08:11] <rob__> no, i haven't contacted them
[08:12] <rob__> is that my best option?
[08:12] <Stupendoussteve> rob__, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=101925
[08:12] <WIGGMPk> rob__: sendmail would have to be configured that way. Unless you provide your own internet service your going to have to use someone's smtp ports
[08:12] <Stupendoussteve> rob__, sendmail should support a relay server
[08:13] <rob__> Stupendoussteve, thank i saw that link but im not using postfix, im using sendmail
[08:13] <rob__> does this make a different
[08:13] <rob__> <--- total n00b
[08:14] <Stupendoussteve> rob__, yes the configuration will be different...
[08:14] <WIGGMPk> rob__: even though you want to use this as "development or testing" you might be breaking your ISP agreement by setting such a server up. I wouldnt want to see you get in trouble for this, so I would advise you speak with your ISP on the matter. I believe this has something to do with the patriot act (logging ISP of all people sending e-mails) something about spammers
[08:14] <Tom_Davis> you know if you install hardy on a thinkpad with the trackpoint unplugged it does not install the driver with no hope of recovery?
[08:15] <Stupendoussteve> WIGGMPk, this is untrue, it has to do with spammers getting their domains blocked
[08:15] <rob__> i gues ill have to contact the ISP
[08:15] <rob__> thanks for your time and help
[08:15] <Stupendoussteve> rob__, http://www.ozzu.com/unix-linux-forum/how-setup-relay-host-sendmail-t29690.html
[08:16] <WIGGMPk> Stupendoussteve: hmm, maybe I got two articles mixed up, did you see this reply rob__
[08:16] <Stupendoussteve> rob__, however most ISPs do not want you hosting any type of server, because they want you to get a business account and pay them more
[08:16] <lesshaste> hi
[08:16] <lesshaste> does anyone use a voip client except for skype? I am looking for a recommendation
[08:16] <lesshaste> do any of the instant messaging clients have voip in linux for example?
[08:17] <Stupendoussteve> rob__, the post by Daemonguy in the link I gave seems to give the information
[08:17] <WIGGMPk> lesshaste: Skype
[08:17] <trend> how can you grep for item A or item B?
[08:17] <WIGGMPk> lesshaste: oops, didnt see the above message from you
[08:17] <lesshaste> WIGGMPk, :)
[08:17] <lesshaste> WIGGMPk, I don't like skype
[08:17] <WIGGMPk> lesshaste: thats the only one I can think of off the top of my head
[08:18] <ardy> does anyone know how to make 'virtual' parallel ports over USB?
[08:18] <Smegzor> I'm backing up root and this error popped up..  "Error reading from file: File descriptor in bad state"  while copying a lib file called tun.  What should I do about it?  fsck?
[08:18] <Frogzoo> trend: egrep
[08:18] <lesshaste> WIGGMPk, ok.. shame... I can't believe there isn't anything else
[08:18] <wsa> rob__: don't know about roadrunner; comcast makes you use one of their smtps as a relay
[08:18] <trend> frog, cool thanks.. you know how to use it toegrep for A or B ?
[08:18] <WIGGMPk> Smegzor: fsck -f (i would recommend) but you might not want to do it while you have the partition mounted in read/write
[08:19] <rob__> Stupendoussteve, thanks ill take a look
[08:19] <Smegzor> i'll just touch the file that forces an fsck on next reboot and reboot :)
[08:19] <WIGGMPk> lesshaste: yea, sometimes its hard to believe there isnt a slew of applications for one particular thing.. but hey... its "illegal" to watch a DVD in linux.. welcome to the world of idiots
[08:20] <lesshaste> WIGGMPk, :) looks like there are SIP clients such as ekiga
[08:20] <lesshaste> WIGGMPk, and maybe google talk can be made to work with voice.. I'll have a play
[08:20] <WIGGMPk> lesshaste: i didnt think Ekiga did IM's
[08:20] <lesshaste> WIGGMPk, ok.. if it does voice that would be a good start
[08:21] <trend> Frogzoo got it.. thanks buddy
[08:21] <WIGGMPk> lesshaste: yes it does voice. But im almost certain you have to pay.. not sure on that.. but good luck
[08:21] <lesshaste> WIGGMPk, oh you think you have to pay?!
[08:21] <Jordan_U> sinan: Why do you think that one is only running after the other has completed? Maybe you want to disable buffering
[08:21] <WIGGMPk> Why is it every time I execute "sudo alsa force-reload" the default Ubuntu login theme plays when I specified a different sound in Sound Preferences (or no sound at all). Another related question, if I specify a sound in Sound Preferences for login, it doesnt play. But if I specify it in Login Window under the accessibility tab, it plays when I log in.
[08:21] <WIGGMPk> lesshaste: I cant remember, its been a long time.. i think its installed by default on Ubuntu
[08:22] <lesshaste> WIGGMPk, of course I need someone to talk to now :)
[08:22] <WIGGMPk> lesshaste: lol
[08:22] <lesshaste> damn, why didn't I think of that before :)
[08:22] <Stupendoussteve> lesshaste, Ekiga you don't have to pay
[08:23] <lesshaste> Stupendoussteve, I see you  can get a SIP address for free apparently
[08:23] <WIGGMPk> Stupendoussteve: thanks... Sorry lesshaste, I wasnt sure
[08:23] <Flynsarmy> Has anyone else noticed that when things are fading in and out in firefox, it freezes the browser for ages?
[08:23] <lesshaste> http://wiki.ekiga.org/index.php/Ekiga.net_VoIP_service_subscription
[08:24] <lesshaste> aha.. empathy should work with google talk apparently! http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5118375
[08:27] <WIGGMPk> lesshaste: so is Ekiga free to call PC to Phone? unlike Skype?
[08:27] <lesshaste> WIGGMPk, no that can't be free can it?
[08:28] <lesshaste> WIGGMPk, I mean, someone has to pay the telecoms company
[08:28] <lesshaste> WIGGMPk, I am just looking for PC to PC
[08:28] <WIGGMPk> lesshaste: *shrug* it leaves it kinda vague on the wiki
[08:30] <lesshaste> WIGGMPk, empathy looks intriguing
[08:30] <bullgard4> [GNOME] How can I make a menu item for OpenOffice Drawing? I cannot find it in alacarte.
[08:31] <themcman> part
[08:31] <Jordan_U> bullgard4: Do you have it installed?
[08:31] <WIGGMPk> bullgard4: its not under Graphics?
[08:31] <bullgard4> Jordan_U: Yes.
[08:31] <WIGGMPk> Jordan_U: pretty sure its installed by default
[08:31] <WUSTEFISHC> how do you change your password if you dont know what it is and you can only access the non-gui stuff
[08:31] <esac> how do i create a diff file for patching ?
[08:32] <Jordan_U> WUSTEFISHC: Boot into recovery mode and run "passwd <your user name here>"
[08:32] <outbackwifi> !hi there
[08:32] <outbackwifi> !hi
[08:33] <WIGGMPk> bullgard4: did you find it?
[08:34] <bullgard4> Jordan_U, WIGGMPk: I made a mistake. I would like to know how to install OpenOffice Formula and an associated menu item.
[08:35] <WUSTEFISHC> jordan_u: how to u boot into recovery mode?
[08:35] <Jordan_U> WUSTEFISHC: Reboot and when you see "GRUB" on the screen hit escape to get a menu, from there choose recovery mode
[08:36] <bullgard4> WUSTEFISHC: Restart your computer and choose it by hand in grub's menu.
[08:36] <WIGGMPk> bullgard4: open up synaptic package manager, search for openoffice and it will give you all the available installs. it should automatically install the icons
[08:43] <bullgard4> WIGGMPk: "~$ oofice -math %U; javaldx failed!" Openoffice.org 2.4 responds: "/home/<username>/%U does not exist. OK" How to procees?
[08:43] <bullgard4> ooffice
[08:43] <bullgard4> proceed
[08:44] <WIGGMPk> bullgard4: im not exactly sure on that... I never rand into that problem
[08:44] <bullgard4> WIGGMPk: Ok.
[08:50] <Fire-Horse> Boa ich bin echt sowas von bescheuert
[08:50] <WUSTEFISHC> Jordan_U: how do you change how long grub stays on your screen before booting?  (i am currently in console in my logged ins tate without the gui cuz my gui is f'ed cuz i messed with my vid drivers )
[08:51] <Tom_Davis> WUSTEFISHC: theres a setting for timeout in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[08:51] <Jordan_U> WUSTEFISHC: sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst
[08:52] <Jordan_U> WUSTEFISHC: Change "timeout 3" to whatever number of seconds you want it to stay
[08:53] <Jordan_U> WUSTEFISHC: You may also want to comment out hiddenmenu so that you don't have to hit escape to see the menu
[08:54] <dr_willis> and enable the purty colors for Grub. :)
[08:54] <Jordan_U> WUSTEFISHC: But, if you can edit files owned by root... have you solved the problem with resetting your password?
[08:58] <Eeyore> Hi, when I insert my GPS receiver using my USB port, I can see it being recognised but I don't know what device is assigned (there is no /dev/ttyUSB0). dmesg says: '[  194.039526] usb 4-2: new full speed USB device using uhci_hcd and address 3 / [  194.056288] usb 4-2: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice'
[08:58] <Eeyore> How can I attach a device to it?
[09:02] <kevindepp> Hi~
[09:03] <sharp_eyes> hi
[09:03] <sharp_eyes> how are u all
[09:04] <lesshaste> medium
[09:04] <lesshaste> and you?
[09:04] <Daremonai> how come this: http://pastebin.com/d2d7d6ea doesn't work? it gives me undefined reference, it's as if it's nto linking!
[09:05] <Acky> can someone give me hand setting up an internet share via crossover from Vista to Ubuntu 8.10?
[09:06] <outbackwifi> !intrepid | Acky
[09:07] <Acky> ty outbackwifi
[09:11] <rummy> hello all
[09:11] <Tom_Davis> lo
[09:11] <magnetron> rummy→ hi
[09:12] <outbackwifi> !hi | rummy
[09:12] <Tom_Davis> state the nature of your ubuntu emergency
[09:13] <rummy> I can't start my webcam, pleas look here http://paste.ubuntu.com/62410/
[09:14] <dr_willis> rummy,  its best ti sumarize the problem a bit more - not everyonehas a web browser to  read pasted
[09:15] <rummy> OS: Ubutnu 8.04  lsusb = Bus 001 Device 006: ID 0ac8:303b Z-Star Microelectronics Corp. ZC0303 WebCam  (camorama:10212): GnomeUI-WARNING **: While connecting to session manager: Authentication Rejected, reason : None of the authentication protocols specified are supported and host-based authentication failed.
[09:15] <abchirk> for a small simple forum which should I take? phpBB joomla?
[09:15] <abchirk> any else?
[09:15] <EvilDragon> Hi there :) Anybody who could try to help me with WINE and printing?
[09:16] <rummy> so, anyone can help?
[09:16] <Tom_Davis> rummy: http://blog.myfenris.net/?p=377
[09:19] <nnull> for some reason on 2 different 8.04.1 installs when i try to shutdown i comes up with a blue screen that eventually returns me back to login... ?
[09:19] <Tom_Davis> that work for ya rummy
[09:19] <nnull> it*
[09:19] <powertool08> Does anyone know how to get flash to behave? Fullscreen is unwatchable, youtube sized take 75%+ cpu
[09:20] <cloud-e> Hello... I just installed 8.04.1 and am getting static from my sound card. It is an Creative Sound Blaster Live! Wave card. This is an oldie but goodie. I know it works with OpenSuse 11 coz I tried it on my virtual machine. Please help! :(
[09:21] <kokoko> net.id
[09:21] <nnull> see you upgrade and its like BREAK
[09:21] <nnull> everytime lol
[09:21] <cloud-e> Hehe :p
[09:21] <nikolam> powertool08, I can`t watch in full screen too. Idownload *.flv with firefox extension and then I watch it with vlc player
[09:22] <cloud-e> Anyone have any ideas, why I am getting static from my Creative SoundBlaster Live! sound card?
[09:22] <outbackwifi> cloud-e: fire up a terminal, type alsamixer, move all sliders to max
[09:22] <powertool08> nikolam: The forums suggested installing from adobe's website, in feisty I did that and it helped, this time didn't see much change
[09:23] <nikolam> cloud-e, maybe you need to get sound up a little> try alsamixergui
[09:23] <nnull> for some reason on 2 different 8.04.1 installs when i try to shutdown i comes up with a blue screen that eventually returns me back to login... ?
[09:23] <nnull> the screen has random options
[09:23] <nnull> none of which are to shutdown
[09:23] <nikolam> powertool08, As I am saying, flash as a technology is closed source and broken. Download your video from firefox extension and watch it loccaly
[09:23] <CaptainMorgan> anyone know why "physical volume from Raid" is no longer a choice in the installer's "Use as:" option in the Create a new partition dialog /
[09:23] <CaptainMorgan> ?
[09:24] <EvilDragon> Just upgraded to Intrepid RC. Now WINE can't find any printers. Printers do work from every other program.
[09:24] <EvilDragon> Any ideas?
[09:24] <rummy> Thanks, problebs was in permissions :-)
[09:24] <nikolam> CaptainMorgan, Are you installing from alternate disc?
[09:24] <powertool08> nikolam: alright, thanks
[09:24] <CaptainMorgan> nikolam, I'm not familar with the term...
[09:24] <cloud-e> Outbackwifi, Nicolam... I did the terminal alsamixer, turned up the volume on it and all I hear is static.
[09:24] <D3JAVU> hi all
[09:25] <`TonY> hello ...
[09:25] <CaptainMorgan> !alternate
[09:25] <D3JAVU> who can help me with ati drivers
[09:25] <forestpixie> cloud-e: check if there is a digital/analog switch - it defaults to digital
[09:25] <nnull> anyone know why when i try to shutdown it doesnt shutdown, it goes to a blue screen with options instead of shutting down, this is happening on both 2 different installs of 8.04.1 1 upgraded, 1 fresh installed HELP
[09:25] <nikolam> CaptainMorgan, There is 2 releases of u/k/xubuntu install cd`s Besides you ned to choose architecture (32/64) desktop or server, you can choose live or alternate text-install cd
[09:26] <outbackwifi> cloud-e: are you on a laptop or desktop? if desktop, check whether speaker connector is plugged in the correct jack (i.e lineout and not mic)
[09:26] <nikolam> CaptainMorgan, I always use alternate install cd
[09:26] <D3JAVU> wlyooooooo
[09:26] <CaptainMorgan> !ubuntu
[09:26] <outbackwifi> nnull: i have never seen a blue screen with options in ubuntu; could you paste a pic of  the screen on pastebin?
[09:27] <nikolam> cloud-e, Then you should check ubuntuforums for a help or try to see what modules are loaded with lsmod etc
[09:27] <cloud-e> Forest: I do not know where to check for that digital analogue switch. I looked in the volume preferences and switched to the SB Live! Alsa value and still hear static
[09:27] <nikolam> outbackwifi, Yes, cloud-e should check that too
[09:27] <D3JAVU> ati ati
[09:27] <cloud-e> Outback, I am on a Desktop. I am running from a dual boot Windows Xp and this card words in XP.
[09:27] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ it comes up after it has umm turned off ubuntu so to speak? like i click Shutdown or terminal sudo shutdown now, it does the normal shutdown procedure but instead of turning off, it comes up with this blue screen of options?
[09:27] <pen> hey
[09:28] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ if this is no clue i will do it now i come back with the options
[09:28] <D3JAVU> #ati
[09:28] <outbackwifi> nnull: this was known as the Blue Screen of Death on windoze machines
[09:28] <nikolam> cloud-e, He is saying where you are listening the sound, on the card itself..
[09:28] <yamas> Can anyone help with an Ibex issue?
[09:28] <forestpixie> cloud-e: double click volume icon - should be tabs - if there's a switches one it'll be there or edit - preferences and look for analog/digital output jack
[09:28] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ yea i remember this, but you were still in windows when that happened, when this happens, ubuntu has turned everything off
[09:28] <D3JAVU> who now sam like ati channel
[09:28] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ except the PC itself
[09:28] <Tom_Davis> yamas: in #ubuntu+1
[09:29] <cloud-e> Nicolam, the cable is plugged into the right place.
[09:30] <Tom_Davis> note to self, switch the 2 keyboard cables on a thinkpad and the thing dont work
[09:30] <nikolam> cloud-e, Then try to search ubuntuforums or google.. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=114551
[09:30] <nnull> i still remember when the blue screen came up on gates during an showday, couldn't of paid him to do that lawl
[09:31] <outbackwifi> nnull: can you take a pic with a camera and paste it? i still havent  got  a  clue what you're talking about
[09:31] <`TonY> cloud-e, i might help you up, please repeat your question / issue
[09:31] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ nar i dont have a camera :x
[09:31] <nikolam> `TonY, he is trying to use Live sound card and he gets static
[09:31] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ i can shutdown and come back with the options
[09:31] <outbackwifi> nnull: not even a cameraphone?
[09:31] <cloud-e> Forestpixie, I am familiar with what you saying but I can not find that option in the volume preferences
[09:31] <outbackwifi> nnull: ok
[09:31] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ nope dont have a phone
[09:32] <nnull> ok brb
[09:32] <ronr_laptop> hi, i run ubuntu on my asus r1e laptop, sometimes (usually during boot and the first 30 minutes the laptop runs), the fan suddenly starts to run loud and the laptop turns off altogether, I think it's a heat issue. I can't find anything in syslog, any clue on how to fix this?
[09:32] <forestpixie> oh ok - if it's not there then I guess you've not the option :(
[09:32] <CaptainMorgan> nikolam, I've got one disk with an installed ubuntu... I have extra disk that I want to use as a mirrored raid 1, there's no data on the primary disk... should I just start over with the alternate cd or should I try to install software raid and include the second disk ?
[09:32] <outbackwifi> ronr_laptop: take it back to asus; you might end up frying the motherboard
[09:33] <cloud-e> Ty for the link Nicolam
[09:33] <`TonY> ronr_laptop, do you have this issue on other OS ?
[09:33] <nikolam> CaptainMorgan, I always use alternate cd. So i don`t have a clue about installing on raid from desktop cd.
[09:33] <nikolam> CaptainMorgan, I have multiple raid0, raid1 raid0 setup on 2 sata hdd`s,
[09:33] <scopecreep> ronr might be the video card if its nvidia also
[09:34] <cloud-e> Tony, I just installed 8.04.1 and ran all my updates. I have a Creative Sound Blaster Live! Wave card that works in XP and OpenSuse but not Ubuntu. I get nothing but static.
[09:34] <ronr_laptop> `TonY: I had it to a lesser extend with the shipped vista (it looks like ubuntu does 'catch' the problem and makes it a cleaner shutdown, vista has crashed beyond repair by now)
[09:34] <jim_p> major haxxor question!!! how can i tell ls to list the files in order of modification? i want to make a list of the 15 newet files and dump it on a txt. like so    ls -someparameter | tail 20 > recent.txt
[09:34] <outbackwifi> cloud-e: can you pastebin your lspci?
[09:34] <__coredump__> cloud-e, use alsa soundsystem instead of pulseaudio
[09:34] <CaptainMorgan> nikolam, and it was easiest for you with the alternate cd to setup your raid system? did you follow a guide you can recommend ?
[09:35] <nikolam> CaptainMorgan, Dont forget After installing on Raid1 to Check with mdadm does raid1 reely USE 2 disks in raid1.. Turn the other on, i had situation where second one was no active by default..
[09:35] <outbackwifi> jim_p: ls -ltr
[09:35] <deepakcr> when is the latest version of ubuntu is being released?
[09:35] <outbackwifi> !intrepid|deepakcr
[09:35] <__coredump__> in 5 days deepakcr
[09:35] <ronr_laptop> scopecreep: it's a intel integrated mobile gm965 (according to lspci)
[09:35] <cloud-e> Coredump, is alsa not set up to be my default?
[09:35] <nikolam> CaptainMorgan, I first make raid partitions then restart, make raid and then install on it. all within setup from cd
[09:36] <scopecreep> ronr_laptop, nevermind that part then, i have a dying nvidia laptopcard here myself
[09:36] <__coredump__> cloud-e, hardy uses pulseaudio as default
[09:36] <jim_p> outbackwifi: thanks a million
[09:36] <cloud-e> Outback, I know what paste bin is but what is lspci? list peripheral component interfact? and how do i get that?
[09:36] <`TonY> ronr_laptop, then as they told you before, take it to asus
[09:36] <nikolam> cloud-e, I already told you solution page for Live!: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=114551
[09:36] <CaptainMorgan> nikolam, and then when you came off the cd, ie: booted into the system for the first time, with the exception you just mentioned, everything worked as planned?
[09:37] <outbackwifi> cloud-e: type lspci in a terminal
[09:37] <DIFH-iceroot> i am using a fake-raid1 but ubuntu 8.04 is only detecting sda and sdb and not my raid-array at installation, how can i tell ubuntu that i am using a fake-raid1-array?
[09:37] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ lawl it actually shutdown.. i must be performing the sudo shutdown command wrongly or something because it says the computer is shutting down for maintenance and then goes that screen if i do it that way
[09:37] <cloud-e> Nikolam, I am going to try your fix. I will BRB
[09:37] <nikolam> CaptainMorgan, Yes, just check is the second volume in raid reely active and activate it from mdadm
[09:37] <ronr_laptop> `TonY: they told me before?? will check with asus though
[09:37] <MartEenz> esyawn
[09:37] <outbackwifi> nnull: arent you shutting down from gnome?
[09:37] <nikolam> cloud-e, Try to search ubuntuforums/google, that is what i mostly do..
[09:38] <MartEenz> yaaawn
[09:38] <`TonY> ronr_laptop, i mean helpers here <outbackwifi> ronr_laptop: take it back to asus; you might end up frying the motherboard
[09:38] <MartEenz> i gotta go
[09:38] <lwolf> hi
[09:38] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ i did then, and it worked, but before i was shutting down from a terminal, and i think what im typing in the terminal to shutdown must be wrong
[09:38] <ronr_laptop> `TonY: ah, I missed that one
[09:39] <outbackwifi> nnull: i would still be interested in knowing what that blue screen was :)
[09:39] <`TonY> ronr_laptop, np
[09:39] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ you running 8.04.1 ?
[09:40] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ type "sudo shutdown TIME" TIME being the time in 24hrs u want to shutdown, so do it for a minutes time, and it should take you there heh
[09:40] <outbackwifi> nnull: 8.04 apparently (whats the 1 at the end for?)
[09:40] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ its a upgrade
[09:40] <outbackwifi> nnull: lemme try that
[09:40] <nnull> theres 8.04 and 8.04.1
[09:40] <DIFH-iceroot> outbackwifi: the .1 is a new 8.04 version with ssl-fix
[09:41] <outbackwifi> nnull: uhuh, shouldve happened automatically
[09:41] <DIFH-iceroot> outbackwifi: if you are using 8.04 and make an upgrade (apt-get upgrade) you have the fix from 8.04.1
[09:41] <outbackwifi> nnull: my lsb_release -a says 8.04.1
[09:41] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ well there you go
[09:41] <rummy> I can't mount usb flash drive: invalid mount option when attempting to mount the volume
[09:42] <outbackwifi> rummy: how are you mounting it/
[09:42] <DIFH-iceroot> rummy: post your mount command
[09:42] <cloud-e> Okay... My sound card is
[09:42]  * outbackwifi is going to try nnulll's shutdown command
[09:42] <cloud-e> Sound card: EMU10K1 - SBLive! Value [CT4871]
[09:42] <cloud-e>                       SBLive! Value [CT4871] (rev.7, serial:0x80321102) at 0xa40
[09:43] <cloud-e> From terminal
[09:43] <rummy> when I put in drive get that error, I don't type nothing
[09:43] <nnull> outbackwifi¬ so if the time is 11am TIME would = 11:00
[09:43] <outbackwifi> rummy: if you click on 'details' it will tell you
[09:43] <nnull> actually i think u can just type +1
[09:44] <rummy> I don't have detail button here
[09:44] <outbackwifi> its going down in 1 minute
[09:44] <nnull> cool cool
[09:44] <outbackwifi> rummy: pastebin the last few lines of dmesg
[09:44] <nnull> for maintenance tho outbackwifi does it say that?
[09:44] <outbackwifi> it says going down for maintenance
[09:44] <outbackwifi> yes
[09:44] <nnull> kkk
[09:44] <cloud-e> Nikolam?
[09:44] <nnull> hope it works lawl
[09:46] <nikolam> cloud-e, yes? :)
[09:46] <rummy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/62415/
[09:46] <cloud-e> Nikolam, check your PM please.
[09:47] <ballzee>  i have to keep going into /home/user/vuze and typing ./azureus how do i get away from that its always running in my console   anyone know how to fix
[09:48]  * outbackwifi is back
[09:48] <nnull> work?
[09:48] <outbackwifi> nnull: yes, it drops you to the recovery console
[09:48] <nnull> buttta whyyyy </borat>
[09:48] <outbackwifi> nnull: not *the* bsod
[09:48] <nnull> heh
[09:48] <outbackwifi> !shutdown
[09:49] <outbackwifi> nnull: no one knows :)
[09:49] <nnull> !bsod
[09:49] <nnull> how usefull a shutdown command that doesnt actually shutdown lawl
[09:49] <nnull> maybe if i type dropmetorecoveryconsole now it will shutdown
[09:50] <nnull> think its koz im not using the -H switch
[09:50] <outbackwifi> nnull: i normally use reboot or halt
[09:50] <Stupendoussteve> nnull, use halt?
[09:50] <`TonY> nnull, how about reboot and poweroff commands ?
[09:50] <outbackwifi> nnull: stopped using shutdown since i moved from SCO
[09:51] <nnull> ah never used halt ill have a look at that
[09:51] <cloud-e> Tony?
[09:51] <`TonY> cloud-e ?
[09:51]  * outbackwifi is touched
[09:51] <cloud-e> Do you have a minute or do you need to eat?
[09:52] <ShitalLin> to have openoffice, jre is necessary??
[09:52] <`TonY> eating while had to answer
[09:52] <SliMM> hello
[09:52] <outbackwifi> ShitalLin: no
[09:52] <nnull> ShitalLin¬ nope
[09:52] <outbackwifi> !hi | slimm
[09:52] <`TonY> who is using shutdown anyway these days  ?
[09:52] <`TonY> :P
[09:52] <praetorian_069> hey guys
[09:52] <outbackwifi> !hi | praetorian_069
[09:52]  * nnull blushes
[09:53] <trav> Hey praetorian, First time/?
[09:53] <praetorian_069> yah... that obvious huh lol
[09:53] <SliMM> the network manager can't use WiFi anymore, even thouh it shows up when I use iwconfig
[09:53] <trav> Not at all mine aswell
[09:54] <outbackwifi> slimm: when you right click on the nm, is wireless enabled?
[09:54] <trav> What distro you on/?
[09:54] <`TonY> SliMM, NetworkManager is good, but i would use wicd instead
[09:54] <praetorian_069> i started using ubuntu today and i am having a hell of a time installing the video card driver
[09:55] <SliMM> outbackwifi: oh... the shame... it wasn't (though i don't remember disabeling it)
[09:55] <outbackwifi> praetorian_069: i dontt suppose you have an nvidia card
[09:55]  * outbackwifi rests his case
[09:55] <ShitalLin> outbackwifi: but i installed openoffice and i tried to execute a binary "javaldx" in /usr/bin/openoffice/program/ it says Could not found JRE
[09:55] <`TonY> praetorian_069, lspci | grep VGA
[09:55] <praetorian_069> noooooooo i have an ati 1650
[09:55] <Slack> Does anyone know how or where to get Gtkmozembed
[09:56] <outbackwifi> ShitalLin: jre is not required for normal usage; it is essential if you need to use macros and such; why did you try to execute javaldx?
[09:56] <Oprtz> ﻿when i want to change the screen resoultion from 1280 X 1024 to 1024 X 768, the screen start flickering, what is the soultion for this kind of problem ?
[09:56] <`TonY> praetorian_069, try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg-video-ati
[09:56] <rummy> ﻿outbackwifi, can you help me?
[09:56] <outbackwifi> !ask|rummy
[09:56] <SliMM> outbackwifi: well, thanks, I never would have checked that
[09:56] <nnull> Oprtz¬ how many hertz your running
[09:56] <outbackwifi> SliMM: yw
[09:56] <Oprtz> 60 hz
[09:56] <nnull> Oprtz¬ screen refresh rate would be your culprit
[09:57] <rummy> ﻿outbackwifi, I pasted output of dmesg, did you see it?
[09:57] <ShitalLin> because if i try ooffice command it says not found
[09:57] <trav> Does anybody know how i can take a table from .pdf and put  in excel/?
[09:57] <nnull> Oprtz¬ or maybe you have a old monitor?
[09:57] <outbackwifi> rummy: nope, can you post the url please? i was busy shutting down
[09:57] <trav> im trying to formulate an equation from it
[09:57] <Oprtz> nnull: so i change to 70 or 80 hz?
[09:57] <outbackwifi> trav: this is an ubuntu channel; excel does not natively run on ubuntu
[09:57] <`TonY> ShitalLin, try openoffice command
[09:58] <rummy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/62415/
[09:58] <nnull> Oprtz¬ the lower the better, then work ure way up as high as you can before it begins flickering
[09:58] <nnull> Oprtz¬ you want high hertz, but your monitor maybe does allow it
[09:58] <nnull> doesnt*
[09:58] <outbackwifi> rummy: youve inserted a 1GB stick right?
[09:59] <outbackwifi> rummy: what is the filesystem on the stick?
[09:59] <nnull> Oprtz¬ 60hertz on any of the resolutions you listed should work even on the older monitors
[09:59] <Oprtz> nnull:  i have 2 users, 1 user can run on the same 1024X768 on 60hz without problem, but when i want to change the resoution for 2nd user, the screen start flickering
[09:59] <nnull> Oprtz¬ it would be that when u change the resolution the hertz changes, or your monitor doesnt support that resolution
[10:00] <outbackwifi> rummy: ahem
[10:00] <rummy> FAT
[10:00] <Oprtz> i had the same problem with the 1st user, in the very same channel, one guy told me some sudo apt get command and that works for me :)
[10:00] <vallhalla81> !dvd
[10:00] <outbackwifi> rummy: ok can you fire up a terminal and run some commands?
[10:00] <nnull> Oprtz¬ is your card nvidia?
[10:00] <rummy> yes]
[10:01] <Oprtz> no, its Intel 946
[10:01] <nnull> o.
[10:01] <Oprtz> heehe what happend :)
[10:01] <outbackwifi> rummy: ok type this sudo mkdir /media/usb-disk
[10:01] <outbackwifi> rummy: then type sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/usb-disk
[10:02] <rummy> from root I can mount it
[10:02] <Oprtz> nnull:  can u wait for me, i will be right back within 5 minutes, thanks
[10:02] <outbackwifi> rummy: ok then you need to install pmount and allow other uses in /etc/pmount.allow
[10:02] <outbackwifi> rummy: sudo apt-get install pmount
[10:03] <rummy> oki, I installed it
[10:03] <ganthur> hey
[10:04] <byhoo> hey
[10:05] <praetorian_069> anyone have any idea why my screen turn white when i try to change the visual effect to "normal" or "extra"? i have an ati x1650 video card
[10:05] <byhoo> how to chang the NO.of the Desktops?  I can't change the NO
[10:05] <outbackwifi> rummy: did you add your username in /etc/pmount.allow
[10:05] <outbackwifi> byhoo: what do you mean by NO?
[10:05] <byhoo> number
[10:05] <rummy> yep
[10:05] <byhoo> Number of Desktops
[10:06] <dr_willis> byhoo,  if using compiz - install the ccsm tool and its in the general tab settings
[10:06] <dr_willis> !ccsm
[10:06] <outbackwifi> rummy: if you take out the stick  and insert again, it should work
[10:06] <byhoo> yes
[10:06] <byhoo> I do it
[10:06] <byhoo> but it is not changed
[10:06] <byhoo> only be ONE
[10:06] <vallhalla81> can anyone advise on a gui dvd to avi converter?
[10:07] <dr_willis> vallhalla81,  dvd::rip can do that.
[10:07] <rummy> yep, it works :-)) thanks
[10:07] <dr_willis> vallhalla81,  there may be others.
[10:07] <outbackwifi> rummy: yw
[10:07] <vallhalla81> ﻿dr_willis: thank you i will look it up now
[10:07] <outbackwifi> byhoo: if you press ctl+alt+rightarrow, your desktop should change
[10:08] <nnull> how does ubuntu dvd ripping stand against say dvdshrink for windows etc, can ubuntu do everything you can do in windows for that? what i mean is like are there good programs for ubuntu like dvdshrink?
[10:08] <methods> nnull:  i dont think anyone in here would support this but you can run dvdshrinki through wine
[10:08] <ziroday> nnull: yes, take a look at dvd::rip, acidrip and ogmrip
[10:08] <dr_willis> nnull,  -  most use mencoder to transcode the dvd to avi or whatever.. in fact many of the tools i see under wiujndows use  mencoder I belive..
[10:09] <byhoo> yes it can jump to anther Desktop   but I can't change the number
[10:09] <dr_willis> Theres 'ripping a dvd to avi' then theres 'taking a dvd and making it smaller to dvd format' :)
[10:09] <outbackwifi> byhoo: if you tweak ccsm then you can add as many desktops as you want
[10:09] <dr_willis> k9copy can copy/shrink a dvd nicely for backup
[10:09] <gregge> Is 8.10 much better than 8.04?
[10:10] <dr_willis> gregge,  i find it is.
[10:10] <Wutz> Hi, my metacity icons got switched from right to left after installing a theme, this is really annoying and I can't find out how to switch them back.
[10:10] <joaopinto> gregge, check the release notes, but the proper channel for 8.10 is #ubuntu+1
[10:10] <nnull> gah K!
[10:10] <gregge> dr_willis: Nice! any specific reasons?
[10:10] <byhoo> outbackwifi  How to do it
[10:10] <Guest84286> Hello - George Bush - stole the 2004 election - what should I do?
[10:10] <dr_willis> gregge,  its got a bigger version #. :) and my wireless works with it
[10:11] <gregge> ok joaopinto!
[10:11] <dr_willis> Guest84286,  take it to someplace where they care? :)
[10:11] <Guest84286> ha - ok.
[10:11] <gregge> dr_willis: haha, well that's a pretty god reason... I had issues with my atheros, maybe it works too then :)
[10:11] <gregge> good
[10:11] <dr_willis> gregge,  yea. My laptops wireless went from pain. to .. click.. download.. it works
[10:12] <bassottone> ciao
[10:12] <bassottone> ubuntu .it?
[10:12] <hateball> !it | bassottone
[10:13] <ShitalLin> when i try the openoffice command it says not found and if i try soffice command it says "no suitable windowing system found existing" can any one tell me wats the problem??
[10:13] <bassottone> ubattu grazie
[10:13] <scurl> hi, i'm having network issues in ubuntu 8.04 64bit and was wondering if this was a place where i could get some help
[10:13] <methods> can i get newer network manager builds ?
[10:13] <foges_> hey guys. I am using PuTTy and  have an ubuntu server set up (with ssh). I connect fine, but i dont know how to copy files over in either direction, i tries using scp, but i firstly dont know my current directory on my local machine  (with PuTTy) and i dont know from where to where i am copying with scp
[10:14] <Oprtz> nnull:  i m back!
[10:14] <Guest84286> hey guys - i want to do a general shout out - nice job on PPC ubuntu
[10:14] <dr_willis> foges_,  you may want to check out the winscp tool for windows.. it makes copying files back/forht easy
[10:14] <nnull> Oprtz¬ yay! :x ;)
[10:14] <Oprtz> nnull: :)
[10:14] <Wutz> Hi, my metacity icons (Minimize, Close, Maximize) got switched from right to left after installing a theme, this is really annoying and I can't find out how to switch them back.
[10:14] <nnull> foges_¬ use sftp
[10:14] <Oprtz> can i pm u for a short period of time?
[10:14] <gregge> dr_willis: Sounds great.. But my greatest concern is actually if they have proper support for my gfx card gf 8400... But I doubt the ubuntu-team can do anything about that :/
[10:14] <dr_willis> foges_,  you could just give the full path when copying stuff also
[10:14] <dr_willis> gregge,  no idea. My 8800gtsxxx works fine
[10:15] <nnull> ok
[10:15] <trav> Anybody know how i can put a table from pdf into OOorg Calc/?
[10:15] <Guest84286> so the big question is _ how do I find the hookers and action on IRC?  you guys did a nice job of making this work
[10:16] <faria> hello
[10:16] <Guest84286> but where are the the drugs whores and porno?
[10:16] <faria> how r u all
[10:16] <foges_> ill check out winscp, thanks. i dont really want to have to deal with sftp. @dr_willis, how would i give in the full path? eg foges@foges-srv:/home/ ? what would the full path be of my windows computer??
[10:16] <joaopinto> !ops | Guest1689683 off topic
[10:16] <jussi01> !ohmy | guest12341
[10:16] <dr_willis> foges_,   if you are copying stuff to the linux box.. use the full path /home/username/stfuff
[10:16] <Guest84286> :P
[10:17] <nnull> foges_¬ yea that sftp is a real ***** to setup.... lawl
[10:17] <joaopinto> nnull, hum ? sftp relies on ssh, you just need to install it
[10:17] <nnull> joaopinto¬ i know this
[10:17] <Guest84286> ok
[10:17] <byhoo> ?
[10:17]  * nnull takes off sarcasm hat
[10:18] <nnull> i tried to tell him to use sftp, which is like there waiting to be used
[10:18] <Guest84286> i guess the word "whore" and "porno" are unfamily-freindly
[10:18] <nnull> dunno why u need scp unless your programming/scripting
[10:18] <Guest84286> *friendly (assuming spelling is bad too)
[10:18] <jussi01> Guest84286: they sure are. please keep mon the topic of ubuntu support
[10:18] <scurl> recently my computer just started randomly dropping from the network, only it says it's still connected. i installed wicd and it still happens, but at least i can hit the isconnect and then connect button and it works again. can anyone help me with finding out whats up with that?
[10:18] <Guest84286> ok - cool
[10:18] <cloud-e> YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!
[10:19] <cloud-e> hehehhehehehe
[10:19] <cloud-e> weeeeeeeeeeee
[10:19] <FloodBot2> cloud-e: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:19] <cloud-e> Okay sorry to flood the room with my happiness.
[10:19] <foges_> dr_willis: so if i do: scp /home/foges/hi.txt c:\hi.txt , PuTTy will be able to interpret that i want to copy from the remote server to my local computer?
[10:19] <cloud-e> Sound on!
[10:19] <cloud-e> Nikolam, Tony! Thank you both!
[10:19] <[admin]> cloud-e, most welcome
[10:19] <dr_willis> foges_,  no idea. try it and see..  putty is not a ssh server i thought it was just a client.
[10:20] <nikolam> cloud-e, We are all preased it worked for you :)
[10:20] <joaopinto> foges: scp copies between paths, ever local, or remote using ssh, it does not allow you to copy a file from a server on a putty session to your local system
[10:20] <joaopinto> foges_, for that you need to use an scp/sftp capable client
[10:21] <foges_> dr_wllis, yeah im just using it as my ssh client on my windows computer. ill give it a try
[10:21] <cloud-e> Awesome.. okay so I disabled my onboard card on the bios and started Ubuntu up and nearly gave myself a heart attack with the speakers being so loud!
[10:21] <cloud-e> :)
[10:21] <joaopinto> foges_, use filezilla or winscp
[10:21] <[admin]> foges_, search for winscp
[10:21] <Some_ux> I have a bit of a problem, most of the help i find for ubuntu management is GUI based. but I run everything in commandline. I need some help in how to setup a hdcp and routing (with firewall)
[10:21] <foges_> jaoipinto, ok, ill use winscp then, thanks.
[10:22] <cloud-e> Nikolam, I do do that command you gave me to create that sound file. Both of you were awesome! How much do I owe you guys? :p
[10:22] <Daremonai> how can i send the 'end of file' in echo? (inside a makefile) I want to do: echo "1 2 3" | ./a.out where a.out takes 1 stdin input. so it should run 3 times, with 1 2 3 and then stop running
[10:22] <nikolam> cloud-e, you own us that you will help, too someone else, sometimes :)
[10:23] <cloud-e> Nikolam, that sounds like a plan. I am a Uber Ubuntu noob though :P.
[10:23] <[admin]> cloud-e, nikolam is right, you have to share your knowledge :)
[10:23] <nikolam> cloud-e, Me too, I use ubuntuforums, mostly ;)
[10:23] <[admin]> me 3
[10:23] <[admin]> :P
[10:23] <Some_ux> I need a good tutorial on how to setup my ubuntu as a router and dhcp server. The box has two eth ports, but is not connected to a monitor. I use ssh to login remotely.
[10:24] <cloud-e> I have another issue accessing my ntfs partition.. let me pastbin
[10:24] <cloud-e> lol Tony
[10:24] <cloud-e> Something tells me doods are uber smart.
[10:24] <cloud-e> :d
[10:24] <[admin]> Some_ux, search for iptables chains, and use dhcp3-server
[10:24] <byhoo> how can i play QQgame linux
[10:25] <cloud-e> you doods
[10:25] <Shirakawasuna> hi!  I have a friend and installed ubuntu 8.04 on one of their old (not generally in use) laptops a little while ago, now when it boots it can't mount the root partition.  I haven't been able to properly do any diagnosis as I didn't have a linux disc with me, but it's claiming to not find /dev/disk/by-uuid/<the uuid for the disk>.  Is this a common problem anyone's heard about, so I can be prepared for success or failure when I try
[10:25] <Shirakawasuna> again?
[10:25] <[admin]> Some_ux, iptables is not easy though , you have to learn alot
[10:25] <cloud-e> Ahh its late
[10:25] <nikolam> some_ux maybe you could try to use tightvncserver and port forward through ssh to log to is with gui, too?
[10:25] <Some_ux> I log from a vista machine, I use putty
[10:25] <Shirakawasuna> I've had /dev/disk/by-uuid fail before, I think on a cd-rom drive, so I'm hoping it's a glitch and not a borked HD
[10:26] <molgrum> any idea how to play windows media 9 .wma in ubuntu?
[10:26] <nikolam> cloud-e, You can use ntfs-3g for that and list partition in /etc/fstab
[10:26] <[admin]> Shirakawasuna, use paste.ubuntu.com and paste there your /boot/grub/menu.list
[10:26] <andycas> I cant use autocomplete function when i use sudo prefix in terminal. Whats wrong?
[10:26] <[admin]> molgrum, mplayer
[10:27] <Some_ux> I will look into iptables
[10:27] <[admin]> molgrum, with win32 codecs
[10:27] <molgrum> [admin]: what package is that?
[10:27] <cloud-e> Nikolam, I am not sure how to do that, I am reading this link on how to do it.  http://www.arsgeek.com/2006/09/25/ubuntu-tricks-how-to-mount-your-windows-partition-and-make-it-readwritable/
[10:27] <[admin]> andycas, sudo apt-get install bash-completion
[10:27] <nikolam> molgrum, with vlc?
[10:27] <[admin]> molgrum, sudo apt-get install mplayer
[10:28] <Some_ux> Oh, I also installed webmin
[10:28] <molgrum> [admin]: i have mplayer installed but it doesn't recognize the format
[10:28] <molgrum> nikolam: same thing with vlc
[10:28] <[admin]> molgrum, goto mplayer.hu and search for all-xxxxxx-codecs.tar.bz
[10:28] <Some_ux> So maybe webmin is a bit more user friendly than iptables ?
[10:28] <andycas> [admin]: i have bash-completion, and it works as long as i dont use sudo in front of the command
[10:28] <nikolam> cloud-e, you should also install ntfsprogs
[10:28] <[admin]> molgrum, through command line, mplayer [media_file] and paste me the error
[10:29] <nikolam> cloud-e, that is too old
[10:29] <cloud-e> Nikolam?
[10:29] <molgrum> [admin]: http://rafb.net/p/YIVRX538.html
[10:29] <cloud-e> Should I not follow that tutorial for accessing the ntfs partition, Nikolam?
[10:29] <[admin]> andycas, bash-completion doesn't work when using su , though it works using sudo from your regular login, but if it doesn't complete, then the command you're typing is wrong
[10:29] <nikolam> cloud-e, all you need to do is install ntfs-3g, ntfs-config and ntfsprogs
[10:29] <nikolam> cloud-e, and add partition in /etc/fstab
[10:30] <nikolam> i think no
[10:30] <cloud-e> hmm
[10:30] <cloud-e> Nikolam, let me look those apps up.
[10:31] <[admin]> molgrum, it says : Audio: no sound Video: no video, does it really work on other operating systems ?
[10:31] <[admin]> molgrum, it seems the file is damaged
[10:31] <[admin]> molgrum, could you check the size of the file please
[10:31] <molgrum> [admin]: it says something about codecs not available too
[10:31] <molgrum> 6,7M squeaky1.wma
[10:32] <methods> how do i make a script run when a certain device is plugged in ??  my u727 evdo device comes up as a cdrom1 and i have to eject it so it then reassigns it self... is there perhaps another way?
[10:32] <hateball> molgrum☠ It might be one of those wma's with the new wmp11 codec
[10:32] <hateball> molgrum☠ Which, there is no decoder for on Linux as of yet
[10:33] <molgrum> hmm then maybe that's the case :/
[10:33] <molgrum> so there's nothing i can do?
[10:33] <skyviper> How to enable universe and multiverse repos?
[10:33] <[admin]> molgrum, wait please im figuring i out
[10:33] <andycas> [admin]: no, the command is correct. I use sudo from my normal login. Works fine for my laptop, but not on my server box
[10:33] <molgrum> ok thanks
[10:34] <outbackwifi> skyviper: in system-administration-software sources
[10:34] <[admin]> andycas, please paste the command
[10:34] <jags> hi guys, after reading that 'why arn't you there' post for a while
[10:34] <joaquinm> hi guys
[10:34] <jags> finally i got Xchat
[10:35] <icewaterman> i did try to upgrade to 8.10rc but for some reason it only downloads 2 files and then stops
[10:35] <joaquinm> does anyone have an ubuntu server for sharing internet with iptables ? i need an advice
[10:35] <jags> btw is this the same as #ubuntuforums  ??
[10:35] <andycas> [admin]: "sudo apt-get" for example, oh and it doesnt work for package names either - with or without sudo prefix, for example "apt-get install awstats"
[10:35] <dr_willis> jags,  not really
[10:35] <skyviper> outbackwifi I am there, but don't see any repos called that way or at least any list?
[10:35] <Shirakawasuna> [admin]: I can't right now, I don't have access to their computer.
[10:35] <jags> oops
[10:35] <vinanti> hello I Have a strange problem with my bluetooth connection.  I have a nokia3230 handset i run internet from that handset but my lenovo n3000 laptop does not get the internet through the bluetooth on the  handset
[10:35] <outbackwifi> joaquinm: use the default firewall.rc script on the iptables home page
[10:35] <tyler> hey whats the name of the default vnc client that comes with ubuntu...under internet section?
[10:35] <Shirakawasuna> [admin]: I can get into the initramfs
[10:36] <rohan> i want to install ubuntu from an usb pen drive, without burning a CD. how do i do that?
[10:36] <Shirakawasuna> (not immediately available, of course)
[10:36] <Shirakawasuna> rohan: there are guides, but I *think* you only need to copy the files over to the usb drive and make sure your computer can boot from usb.
[10:36] <dr_willis> rohan,  i use that 'unetbootin' tool to make a bootable usb stick from a iso image.
[10:36] <skyviper> outbackwifi I am there, but don't see any repos called that way or at least any list?
[10:36] <outbackwifi> skyviper: options 2 and 4 have universe and multiverse in brackets
[10:36] <dr_willis> rohan,  it makes it easy.
[10:37] <rohan> Shirakawasuna: there is no straight forward way, like fedora has? i think this was supposed to be one of the goals of intrepid ibex
[10:37] <vinanti> my version of ubuntu is 8.04 and i am trying to connect to gprs from my laptop via bluetooth
[10:37] <[admin]> Shirakawasuna, just when u r there, use the e key for edit, and instead of root=label=.... or root=UUID=.... use root=/dev/sdxx where sdxx is the correct root
[10:37] <tyler> rohan: yes unetbootin  has worked for me everytime
[10:37] <axel_s> hi, is it possible to change the priority of a running process?
[10:37] <tyler> whats the name of the vnc client that is installed by default with ubuntu?
[10:37] <outbackwifi> axel_s: yes use renice
[10:37] <axel_s> outbackwifi, thanks
[10:37] <joaquinm> outbackwifi, im trying to do something, but i was googling a lot but i really couldnt find info about that, i want to limit the bandwidth for some computers but in a smart way for example limit the bandwidht to like 256kbps but if nobodyelse is using the internet assing like the total bandwidth
[10:37] <Shirakawasuna> rohan: I'm not up on my ubuntu, sorry :).  The others have better answers.
[10:37] <outbackwifi> tyler: vino
[10:37] <magnetron> tyler→ vinaegre or similar
[10:38] <magnetron> outbackwifi→ it was changed in hardy
[10:38] <outbackwifi> joaquinm: use wondershaper to do that
[10:38] <outbackwifi> magnetron: oh ok didnt notice :)
[10:38] <skyviper> outbackwifi and one more quest: I don't have deb command. How to get it?
[10:38] <Shirakawasuna> [admin]: indeed
[10:38] <rohan> ok, but unetbootin is not an official ubuntu tool right? there is no "official" way to do it?
[10:38] <outbackwifi> skyviper: no one has; deb is the extension of the package files
[10:38] <joaquinm> outbackwifi, is that the best option ?
[10:38] <icewaterman> what does this mean:  update-manager -d
[10:38] <icewaterman> extracting 'intrepid.tar.gz'
[10:38] <icewaterman> authenticate 'intrepid.tar.gz' against 'intrepid.tar.gz.gpg'?
[10:38] <tyler> yes vinagre...thank you magnetron
[10:38] <Shirakawasuna> rohan: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[10:38] <icewaterman> then it simply terminates update-manager
[10:39] <skyviper> outbackwifi thanks for answrs.
[10:39] <outbackwifi> icewaterman: for one thing, it means you are in the wrong channel
[10:39] <outbackwifi> !intrepid| icewaterman
[10:39] <jags> does any1 know any remote connecting for a laptop? recently there was a news article on Slashdot.. if a lappy gets stolen you can login remotely
[10:39] <CaptainMorgan> nikolam, I like the alternate cd... wow... thank you for this... I like specifically setting things like this... and surprisingly, RAID was super easy to set up. Cheers.
[10:39] <jags> remotley connetcting software
[10:40] <tyler> jags: just install some kind of vnc server and have it run as a process...
[10:40] <[admin]> molgrum, download this http://www.mplayerhq.hu/MPlayer/releases/codecs/essential-20071007.tar.bz2 extract the bz2, sudo mkdir /usr/lib/win32/ , move everything extracted in tht directory, and try playing it again
[10:40] <andycas> Im getting: "dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/available' near line 12792: invalid package name ( E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2)" when trying to install anything from aptitude
[10:41] <outbackwifi> jags: you mean if someone stole my laptop which had windows on it, and they installed ubuntu on it, i could still login remotely?
[10:41] <jags> but then how u log in to it without any input from a lppy side
[10:41] <tyler> jags, as far as logging in you would have to know the ip so nevermind that wouldnt work
[10:41] <nikolam> CaptainMorgan, Glad you could make it . I always use alternate to install, cheers :)
[10:41] <tyler> apple makes some great apps for that
[10:41] <molgrum> [admin]: will try, thanks!
[10:41] <jags> @ outbackwifi: no if they format obviously it won't work
[10:41]  * outbackwifi thinks steve jobs is an evil witch
[10:41] <[admin]> molgrum, most wlecome, hope that helps
[10:42] <outbackwifi> jags: so isnt that the first thing someone would do?
[10:43] <jags> yea, but not the dummies, i guess as a laptop owner caught thieg exactly that way. it was in NYTimes and slashdot
[10:43] <outbackwifi> jags: well good for them, so whats the question about ubuntu again?
[10:43] <jags> there was a long discussion on /. but no one new how to solve the IP problem
[10:44] <vinanti> hello any one who could help me solve my bluetooth problem?  I can't access my gprs internet from my laptop via bluetooth.
[10:44] <jags> is there a vnc software can do that
[10:44] <molgrum> [admin]: same problem still :(
[10:44] <Arvan> Can anyone tell me what this means??..The computer iis runing fine...but i cant ad or remove apps... E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[10:44] <Arvan> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[10:45] <outbackwifi> jags: short answer : no
[10:45] <Ziggyzxxyl> my printer stopped responding. If I try to cancel a job it says "CUPS server error
[10:45] <Ziggyzxxyl> There was an error during the CUPS operation: 'client-error-not-possible'."
[10:45] <jags> thanks outback
[10:45] <nmh-j2graw> jags: you can have your laptop phone home periodically
[10:45] <jags> and how can i do that
[10:45] <Ab3L> hello
[10:46] <outbackwifi> !hi|Ab3L
[10:46] <tyler> hey this is in my exports file on my server...how would i modify it from just one ip to all ips?    /media/television 192.168.1.52(rw,no_root_squash,async)
[10:46] <outbackwifi> tyler: by putting a wildcard?
[10:46] <[admin]> molgrum, try searching for ffmpeg wmv9 to flv or to anything you want
[10:46] <[admin]> molgrum, this might help
[10:46] <nmh-j2graw> jags: however you please.  One example would involve a webserver wtih a very small file and a script on the laptop that fetches it every so often.
[10:46] <Ziggyzxxyl> ﻿ my printer stopped responding. If I try to cancel a job it says "CUPS server error There was an error during the CUPS operation: 'client-error-not-possible'."
[10:47] <tyler> outbackwifi: a wildcard
[10:47] <axel_s> hi, my flash video performance in FF browser is very jerky, full screen is not usable at all... e.g. youtube
[10:47] <axel_s> what could I do about that?
[10:47] <outbackwifi> tyler: yes
[10:47] <jags> @ nmh  is there a guide or something a newbee can look at, plz
[10:47] <CaptainMorgan> nikolam, is it normal for the base system installation to fail? I'm assuming no...
[10:48] <Ziggyzxxyl> switched the computer and printer off and it still says "processing" .. the printer is totally lifeless and the activity light on the printer is not flashing or anything
[10:48] <Ziggyzxxyl> it was working a couple of days ago
[10:48] <tyler> outbackwifi: could you be a little more decriptive...couldnt i just go like 192.168.1.52-57 or something so it would allow from 52-57 to connect?
[10:48] <outbackwifi> Ziggyzxxyl: if you switched both off, what says processing?
[10:48] <mopped> How can I install the divx plugin for firefox on ubuntu?
[10:49] <djcb_> does anyone know where the debug kernel images have gone for intrepid (2.6.27)?
[10:49] <Ziggyzxxyl> outbackwifi: under system > admin > Printers and printer status
[10:49] <nmh-j2graw> jags: I don't know of any offhand.  If you want to set this up, you need to figure out how to get all the parts, and then just put them together.  Do you have a public webserver?
[10:49] <jags> no
[10:49] <outbackwifi> tyler: you can do this --> The host may also be specified using an IP address range in the form address/netmask
[10:50] <jags> thnks nmh
[10:50] <nmh-j2graw> maybe you can setup your computer to send an email to you (if you can stand it)
[10:50] <outbackwifi> Ziggyzxxyl: on another PC which was still on when these two were switched off?
[10:50] <jags> ok and how can i setup that
[10:51] <[admin]> tyler, what is the subnetmask of your desired IP range ?
[10:51] <nikolam> CaptainMorgan, No, it is not :) Something is wrong there.. Did you check your CD and is it installing on clean partition?
[10:51] <nmh-j2graw> jags: lookup cron and mail for the obvious way.
[10:51] <Ziggyzxxyl> outbackwifi: I restarted the computer and the printer after I switched both off.
[10:51] <jags> oh okk.. thanks nmh
[10:51] <tyler> [admin] its standard...255.255.255.0
[10:51] <outbackwifi> Ziggyzxxyl: oh ok, you had me there for a moment
[10:51] <nikolam> brb
[10:51] <[admin]> then use 192.168.1.0/24
[10:52] <tyler> [admin] why the number 24 can you explain that to me?
[10:52] <al-maisan> Hi there! When my laptop resumes from "suspend to RAM" the Advanced Power Management level (hdparm -B) for my hard drive is set to 128 but I want it to be set to 196. Where do I configure that?
[10:52] <CaptainMorgan> I didn't check the cd but the disks are not formatted... i was expecting the installer to wipe it out...
[10:52] <outbackwifi> tyler: google for CIDR notations
[10:52] <krzd> hi
[10:52] <[admin]> tyler,  192.168.1.0/24 = 192.168.1.0 to 192.168.1.255
[10:52] <[admin]> tyler, /24 = 255.255.255.0
[10:52] <krzd> why can't i pre-order the 64bits edition of ubuntu 8.10?
[10:53] <tyler> [admin] makes a lot of sense now thank you
[10:53] <[admin]> tyler, most welcome
[10:53] <Ziggyzxxyl> Why is my printer apparently dead?
[10:53] <soulnafein> hello everyone
[10:53] <mopped> Hey, I've got a USB headset and I'm unable to hear anything, how can I diagnose this/fix this?
[10:54] <soulnafein> is this the right channel to talk about the 8.10 RC?
[10:54] <outbackwifi> Ziggyzxxyl: is it setup correctly? is CUPS working? what errors does the cups log give
[10:54] <outbackwifi> !intrepid|soulnafein
[10:54] <Daremonai> how can i send the end of file character in echo?
[10:54] <[admin]> Ziggyzxxyl, sudo /etc/init.d/cupsys start , open firefox, open http://127.0.0.1:631/ and manage your printer there
[10:55] <Ziggyzxxyl> outbackwifi: I can't remember how to get to CUPS log or browser page
[10:55] <Ziggyzxxyl> oh thanks [admin]\
[10:55] <[admin]> Ziggyzxxyl, most welcome
[10:55] <outbackwifi> Ziggyzxxyl: /var/log/cups/error_log
[10:55] <cloud-e> Nikolam left :(
[10:55] <[admin]> cloud-e, can i help though ?
[10:55] <cloud-e> Ahh TY Tony
[10:55] <[admin]> :)
[10:56] <cloud-e> Tony, here is my pastebin: http://paste.ubuntu.com/62431/
[10:56] <[admin]> cloud-e, damn long reading , wait
[10:56] <mopped> Anything special I need to apt-get to get sound to work?
[10:56] <cloud-e> Nikolam was helping me with accessing my ntfs partition. I just got back from rebooting my machine.
[10:56] <cloud-e> lol sorry :p
[10:56] <outbackwifi> cloud-e: you should mount it with the -o force option
[10:57] <outbackwifi> mopped: nope
[10:57] <[admin]> cloud-e, sudo dpkg -l ntfs-3g
[10:58] <Thedjatclubrock> What packages would I install on an AFS server, and an AFS client ox
[10:58] <outbackwifi> cloud-e: as is told in line 84 of your pasttebin --> mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/sda1 -o force
[10:58] <Ziggyzxxyl> outbackwifi: it won't let me open the error log.
[10:58] <nmh-j2graw> Thedjatclubrock: you have an AFS server or you want one?
[10:59] <outbackwifi> Ziggyzxxyl: do a sudo tail -f /var/log/cups/error_log in a terminal while you try to print
[10:59] <Thedjatclubrock> Want
[10:59] <[admin]> is that there ?
[10:59] <stinkman> guys, ls -lh has some NASTY colors, like light blue text with yellow background, depending on the file type/directory, or file attributes. some hard to read. how do i change it? using bash...
[10:59] <[admin]> with ii ?
[10:59] <[admin]> cloud-e, use this mkdir /media/usb , sudo mount -t ntfs-3g -o force /dev/sdxx /media/usb, and wait for messages, when it finishes, it should be on ur desktop
[10:59] <[admin]> sudo mkdir /media/usb though
[10:59] <russo> i got a quick question, could someone tell me what to search for in google? Basically i have an RTL8111/8168B and i want to compile the module from source to allow me to use jumboframes (not working atm). I know theres a specific way to do it in Ubuntu, but i can't remember how and i forgot what i searched for to find it last time.
[10:59] <FloodBot2> [admin]: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:59] <[admin]> sorry, i was lagged
[10:59] <cloud-e> Outback, it mounted 20GB partition but not my 100GB partition
[11:00] <nmh-j2graw> Thedjatclubrock: have you already tried all the openafs-* packages?
[11:00] <Ziggyzxxyl> outbackwifi: also in the CUPS browser control panel page it is asking me for a username/password for everything...
[11:00] <Thedjatclubrock> No, as I was wondering which were servers, and which were clients. Also, I want kerberos support
[11:01] <nmh-j2graw> Thedjatclubrock: haha, well iirc, it has gotten better recently.  Really, you want the servers AND the client on your server (for testing if nothing else).  Do you already have a kdc?
[11:02] <Thedjatclubrock> KDC = Kerberos server part?
[11:02] <Thedjatclubrock> I will in  sec
[11:02] <[admin]> cloud-e, did it work for you ?
[11:02] <Ziggyzxxyl> outbackwifi: here is the tail stub of my error log - http://paste.ubuntu.com/62433/
[11:02] <nmh-j2graw> Thedjatclubrock: depending on what you want to do, you have various options.  You could use the kaserver (afs kerberos, basically), or you could use a separate kdc (say mit, himdal, etc..)
[11:03] <cloud-e> Crap... how do I umm... check to see all the partitions on my system? What Nikolam helped me do and Outbacks suggestion to do the -0 Force command published a 20GB partition but not the one with all the files. So I am thinking these steps need to be done to my 100GB partition, I just dont know how to find out where it is?
[11:03] <outbackwifi> cloud-e: sudo fdisk -l should list all partitions
[11:03] <CaptainMorgan> nope, bad cd... shooot
[11:03] <[admin]> yup
[11:03] <Thedjatclubrock> nmh-j2graw: MIT sounds good. I'd like to add LDAP/Kerberos lofin lter too.
[11:03] <Thedjatclubrock> login later*
[11:03] <nmh-j2graw> Thedjatclubrock: I am unfamiliar with using the kaserver for anything but afs (are little at that).  I have used heimdal for afs, there is a bit of setup, but if you are doing kerberos (or afs) you should be ready for that.
[11:04] <Thedjatclubrock> Sure :)
[11:04] <cloud-e> TyI
[11:04] <cloud-e> ty
[11:04] <[Michelangelo]> Hi guys, how can I understand if an hacker has hacked my system?
[11:04] <outbackwifi> Ziggyzxxyl: that looks bad; what did you do just before everything stopped working?
[11:04] <[Michelangelo]> is there a troubleshoot?
[11:05] <nmh-j2graw> Thedjatclubrock:  you can use the kaserver for logins, I think - but that is about it.
[11:05] <[Michelangelo]> exists a irc channel about system configuration?
[11:05] <outbackwifi> [Michelangelo]: unless you know the problem how will you troubleshoot
[11:05] <nmh-j2graw> Thedjatclubrock: what are you trying to setup, if you don't mind my prying?
[11:05] <Ziggyzxxyl> outbackwifi: ok - I worked out the CUPS browser control panel wants my root password. I cleared the funky print job from the queue and the printer sprang back to life... I just tried to print a 300dpi 210mmx297mm image - that is what choked it.
[11:06] <[Michelangelo]> outbackwifi, I know that the server has been hacked, but I need a confirm
[11:06] <outbackwifi> Ziggyzxxyl: is everything hunky dory now?
[11:06] <bhindi> how i can open nmap in window form
[11:06] <outbackwifi> [Michelangelo]: and how do you know that?
[11:06] <Ziggyzxxyl> outbackwifi: I think so... a test page printed.
[11:06] <outbackwifi> bhindi: nmap-fe
[11:06] <outbackwifi> Ziggyzxxyl: good
[11:07] <[Michelangelo]> outbackwifi, my site has been defaced
[11:07] <cloud-e> Okay I found the partition I needed to mount and tried to mount it and received this error message, sudo mount /dev/sdb2
[11:07] <cloud-e> mount: can't find /dev/sdb2 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[11:07] <[admin]> cloud-e, use this mkdir /media/usb , sudo mount -t ntfs-3g -o force /dev/sdxx /media/usb, and wait for messages, when it finishes, it should be on ur desktop
[11:07] <bhindi> no this is not
[11:07] <bhindi> tell me another 1
[11:07] <outbackwifi> [Michelangelo]: oh ok, so you need to first check your /var/log/auth.log to see if there is any login from an unknown IP
[11:08] <krzd> bye
[11:08] <freakabcd> hi all
[11:08] <[Michelangelo]> outbackwifi, ok I am going there
[11:08] <outbackwifi> bhindi: http://nmap.org/SoC/NmapFE.html
[11:08] <freakabcd> i added deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/openoffice-pkgs/ubuntu hardy main
[11:09] <freakabcd> to my sources.list
[11:09] <bhindi> i found
[11:09] <bhindi> its zenmap
[11:09] <freakabcd> and i still cannot see any OO.o 3.0 packages.
[11:09] <Zeester> hi all, i've installed ubuntu hardy LTS server edition, everything goes well except that when I enter a .htaccess file with deny from all in /var/www/test it will not read the .htaccess, how come?
[11:09] <[Michelangelo]> there is no  /var/log/auth.log
[11:09] <freakabcd> is there something wrong that i have done
[11:10] <[admin]> freakabcd, have you done sudo apt-get update ?
[11:10] <outbackwifi> [Michelangelo]: there is, on my machine
[11:10] <cloud-e> :(
[11:10] <freakabcd> [admin], yes. and also from synaptic
[11:10] <outbackwifi> [Michelangelo]: are you on ubuntu?
[11:10] <[admin]> what r u searching for ?
[11:10] <[admin]> freakabcd, what are you searching for ?
[11:10] <cloud-e> Let me see if I cant figure out my fluff here. AFK
[11:10] <freakabcd> in synaptic, if i click on the 'Origin' button, i cannot "see" the ppa repo
[11:10] <freakabcd> [admin], OO.o 3.0 pkgs
[11:11] <freakabcd> if i go to the url, i can see the packages though
[11:11] <ericsome> Hi everyone
[11:12] <outbackwifi> [Michelangelo]: next step is to close all ports other than ssh and there too allow only public key authentication (especially not root login)
[11:12] <BM-Solid> how can I edit my OS select menu?
[11:12] <outbackwifi> BM-Solid: /boot/grub/menu.lst
[11:12] <[Michelangelo]> outbackwifi ok
[11:12] <extor> Out of openvz, xen and vserver which virtualization do webhosts usually prefer if they want to chroot different versions of apache and php from each other? Which is the least resource intensive?
[11:13] <erki> !grub | BM-Solid
[11:13] <aes52_> Hi - does anyone know about installing using the ALTERNATE-CD onto AN ALREADY EXISTING LVM configuration ?
[11:13] <BM-Solid> no I want to change default OS in Grub
[11:13] <outbackwifi> BM-Solid: edit that file
[11:13] <Thedjatclubrock> Zeester: Has your qestion been answered yet?
[11:13] <dr_willis> BM-Solid,  grub has a default setting as to what entry to boot automatiuclaly
[11:13] <aes52_> I want to wipe my /root/ partition and install Hardy Heron onto that (reinstalling ubuntu)
[11:14] <BM-Solid> is there any app. to edit?
[11:14] <aes52_> but I'm having difficulty getting the partition manager to show up my LVM partitions.
[11:14] <freakabcd> [admin], any idea why its not the ppa openoffice repo isn;t showing up in my origin list?
[11:14] <Zeester> Thedjatclubrock, no not yet
[11:14] <outbackwifi> BM-Solid: gedit or vi or nano
[11:14] <nmh-j2graw> is there a nice way to add something to the application menu (default 8.04 install)?
[11:14] <dr_willis> BM-Solid,  i just use a text editor. there maybe some gui grub tools.. but ive not used them
[11:14] <Thedjatclubrock> Zeester: You need to edit a line in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default
[11:14] <BM-Solid> thanks
[11:15] <dr_willis> BM-Solid,  sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst    one of the first lines --> default 0
[11:15] <Zeester> Thedjatclubrock, ok, mine has the name default not 000-default
[11:15] <dr_willis> BM-Solid,  grub starts counting at ZERO.. :)
[11:15] <Zeester> Thedjatclubrock, do you know which line?
[11:15] <Thedjatclubrock> Let me look
[11:15] <Zeester> Thedjatclubrock, k
[11:15] <Thedjatclubrock> Zeester: What line starts as AllowOverride
[11:15] <Thedjatclubrock> show me
[11:16] <ericsome> I have a quick question im dual booting vista with kubuntu I have a Zte 622 modem wich works on great on pay as you go on vista but cant seem to get it working on kubuntu, any ideas, have searched web followed instructions best i can but still no result, guess im thick !
[11:16] <Zeester> Thedjatclubrock, i will have a look
[11:17] <Zeester> Thedjatclubrock, http://pastebin.com/d6e0ef137
[11:18] <outbackwifi> ericsome: is that a usb modem?
[11:18] <Thedjatclubrock> Zeester: AllowOverride All
[11:18] <lakitu> hey, i got a black desktop, with no icons - i had this once before, what's the command to restore default preferences?
[11:18] <Zeester> Thedjatclubrock, all the entries?
[11:19] <ericsome> Hi Outback yes usb on three pay as you go
[11:19] <Thedjatclubrock> Zeester: In whichever dirs you want
[11:19] <Deadboys> whats the diffrence between the "beta" and release candidate
[11:19] <Zeester> ok
[11:20] <outbackwifi> ericsome: wvdialconf to set it up and wvdial to connect if you are familiar with terminals
[11:20] <Thedjatclubrock> RC>Beta
[11:20] <Zeester> Thedjatclubrock, i will restart apache nog, a moment
[11:20] <outbackwifi> !wvdial
[11:20] <cloud-e> Tony?
[11:20] <outbackwifi> !info wvdial
[11:20] <cloud-e> This is kicking my butt.
[11:20] <cloud-e> :(
[11:21] <Zeester> Thedjatclubrock, i doesn't work
[11:21] <lakitu> any ideas?
[11:21] <ericsome> Ok sorry Im already lost How do i do do that ?
[11:21] <[admin]> freakabcd, nop sorry
[11:21] <cloud-e> Did Tony leave?
[11:22] <Zeester> Thedjatclubrock, http://pastebin.com/m18d2030b
[11:22] <[admin]> cloud-e, still here , but please use my nick name so i get notified you called me
[11:22] <Thedjatclubrock> Zeester: http://pastebin.com/m6d67ec6f
[11:22] <[admin]> cloud-e, i have pasted you a command to mount, didn't that work for you ?
[11:22] <Thedjatclubrock> Zeester: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[11:22] <Zeester> Thedjatclubrock, ok moment
[11:23] <cloud-e> Tony, I may not be following it properly
[11:23] <cloud-e> let me check it again
[11:24] <freakabcd> [admin], is there some key os something that i haven't added and hence why it is refusing to get the pkg lists or something?
[11:24] <freakabcd> s/os/or/
[11:24] <Zeester> Thedjatclubrock, it works! thanks, what had you changed in the file?
[11:24] <Thedjatclubrock> Zeester: Maybe another dir.
[11:24] <Zeester> Thedjatclubrock, ok
[11:25] <Thedjatclubrock> nmh-j2graw: Do I need DNS to get KErberos working?
[11:25] <Thedjatclubrock> Or can I fake a Domain
[11:25] <nmh-j2graw> Thedjatclubrock: probably forward, almost certainly reverse.  unless you use the hosts file (bad idea, imho)
[11:26] <Thedjatclubrock> nmh-j2graw: Hmm, I need to read up on Kerberos, thanks!
[11:26] <nmh-j2graw> Thedjatclubrock: you can point all the machines that you will be using at your own nameserver.
[11:27] <guest> ïðèâåò íàðîä
[11:27] <Thedjatclubrock> More config?!
[11:27] <Thedjatclubrock> :P
[11:27] <guest> hi ppl
[11:27] <Thedjatclubrock> Hello guest
[11:27] <aes52_> surely somebody here knows about installing Ubuntu onto an already existing LVM ?
[11:27] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[11:27] <guest> i have a trouble linux installation
[11:27] <ericsome> Hi outBack give me the step by step please mate so I can write it down on Vista at moment Thanks !
[11:28] <nmh-j2graw> Thedjatclubrock: it isn't really that hard, but more involved than unix passwords...
[11:28] <Thedjatclubrock> :P
[11:28] <Thedjatclubrock> I've been using Ubbuntu since 7.10
[11:29] <rconan> how do i get the options to change colours in systemsettings?
[11:29] <guest> i wanna install ubuntu on my PC but i can't after install it writes that monitor is out of range
[11:29] <stinkman> how do i change what colors are using when issuing a ls command?
[11:30] <[admin]> guest, seems you have an ati or nvidia vga card
[11:31] <daemon2054> yes
[11:31] <daemon2054> i have nvidia 6800GT
[11:31] <daemon2054> can i solve this problem anyhow?
[11:31] <Psp> What does autoclean remove?
[11:32] <erUSUL> Psp: old version packages
[11:32] <[admin]> wait until ubuntu loads , and a notification icon will appear saying something about restricted drivers
[11:32] <erUSUL> Psp: from cache
[11:32] <[admin]> just enable your card there
[11:32] <TuniX12> cached packages
[11:32] <Psp> It's safe to run?
[11:32] <erUSUL> Psp: yep
[11:32] <daemon2054> hmm
[11:32] <daemon2054> but
[11:32] <TuniX12> Psp yes and no!
[11:32] <[admin]> and everything will run smooth
[11:32] <Psp> And no?
[11:32] <daemon2054> i installed it and monitor says out of range
[11:33] <[admin]> still ?
[11:33] <daemon2054> no i waited for 20 min
[11:33] <gonzaloaf_laptop> !boot
[11:33] <daemon2054> but monitor was still out of range
[11:33] <daemon2054> i load it
[11:34] <daemon2054> ubuntu icon load and then monitor says out of range
[11:34] <Psp> What's dangerous in autoclean command?
[11:34] <lakitu> black desktop, no icons, what should i do?
[11:34] <[admin]> use sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg-video-nv
[11:35] <daemon2054> mm how?
[11:35] <lakitu> no right click, either, on desktop
[11:35] <daemon2054> and where
[11:35] <TuniX12> Psp not dangerous dont worry
[11:35] <Psp> Ok.
[11:36] <[admin]> daemon2054, for sure u're not using that pc, so on that pc press CTRL+ALT+F1 then login then run the command
[11:36] <[admin]> daemon2054, then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart or press CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE
[11:36] <daemon2054> okay thanks i'll try
[11:36] <pierrick_> hi
[11:36] <pierrick_> i'm looking for some help about Klibido
[11:36] <daemon2054> i'll report
[11:36] <daemon2054> later
[11:36] <daemon2054> thanks
[11:37] <[admin]> most welcome
[11:37] <daemon2054> ;)
[11:37] <daemon2054> linux sucks
[11:37] <[admin]> r u sure ?
[11:37] <daemon2054> yep :)
[11:37] <Database> Probably not the best thing to say in a Linux chatroom, y'know :P
[11:37] <pierrick_> lol
[11:37] <daemon2054> i have xp on my PC and vista at work
[11:37] <ericsome> Sorry have to pop out back soon
[11:37] <__doc__> linux rocks... except for cross platform app developers
[11:37] <blake-> how would I run my Vista partition from inside Ubuntu? VMWare?
[11:37] <daemon2054> XP is much better
[11:38] <aes52_> erm - do you guys know about installing onto LVM ?
[11:38] <daemon2054> and linux i think the best
[11:38] <daemon2054> after the video i've seen
[11:38] <TuniX12> its a blasphemy :P daemon2054
[11:38] <Database> Uh-huh. Yet you still find me using Ubuntu for everything except games. :P
[11:38] <daemon2054> :P
[11:38] <aes52_> Ubuntu + LVM... anyone!? :P
[11:38] <pierrick_> and also some Ubuntu games are Funny
[11:38] <pierrick_> no sorry
[11:38] <[admin]> daemon2054, would you like a scrambled screen over loosing-you-information-OS ?
[11:39] <lakitu> how do i restore gnome to default? or preferences? someone told me once, & that fixed this
[11:39] <pierrick_> Anyone Uses Newsgroups ?
[11:39] <Onefield> join #ubuntu-dk
[11:39] <[admin]> though i can write a small batch file for XP to format its C drive, injecting it , while XP saying you're using a genuine XP
[11:39] <bhindi> hy
[11:40] <bhindi> using dirc proxy
[11:40] <bhindi> any 1 tell me how
[11:40] <pierrick_> lol stop talking about XP, what are you doing here ?? :p
[11:40] <bhindi> dircproxy
[11:40] <__doc__> [admin]: you can also du sudo rm -rf / if you feel fancy...
[11:40] <bhindi> helllo
[11:41] <violet_> Q^U^R^A^I^S^Y
[11:41] <bhindi> help me
[11:41] <pierrick_> so anyone know about Newsgroups and using klibido ?
[11:41] <Database> [admin], so can I. fdisk /dev/sda1. ;)
[11:41] <bhindi> and tell me using dircproxy
[11:41] <RetrogradeCultur> and the purpose of that would be?
[11:41] <bhindi> who me
[11:41] <RetrogradeCultur> the rf -rf ing your root dir i mean
[11:41] <Achoth> Hello. I don't really know what channel to post this in, but Freenode tells me I've got one new "memo", how do I read it? The help page doesn't answer my question
[11:41] <RetrogradeCultur> rm
[11:41] <RetrogradeCultur> rather
[11:42] <jussi01> __doc__: DO NOT use that command in here!
[11:42] <Guest44632> Hi all. Guys, i need a quick tip. What do i specify in fstab? to automount data partition on a unpriviledged user? plz, ty. :)
[11:42] <[admin]> __doc__, Database wouldn't you have to learn them first ? who would teach you about virus freeing your xp without money ?
[11:43] <[admin]> __doc__, Database wouldn't you trade all that nonsense with linux OS ?
[11:43] <xX> Hi
[11:43] <[admin]> hi back
[11:44] <TuniX12> hi
[11:44] <Achoth> hello!
[11:44] <xX> oh... s*it! My Nick is brocken!
[11:44] <xX> moment
[11:44] <Database> I will engage in no conversation for and against any particular OS.
[11:44]  * pierrick_ mange
[11:44] <pierrick_> jsut a test :p
[11:44] <__doc__> [admin]: you a chatbot?
[11:44] <[admin]> Database, you seems like a political person
[11:44] <xxxXXXIII> I no
[11:44] <jussi01> !ot
[11:44] <[admin]> __doc__, nop
[11:44] <Database> The opposite, actually. :P
[11:45] <RetrogradeCultur> heh i haven't used win once, personally, since i switched full-on over to ubuntu
[11:45]  * Database dislikes OS wars.
[11:45] <RetrogradeCultur> which was only a week ago or so
[11:45] <RetrogradeCultur> but
[11:45] <[admin]> __doc__, energy to spread knowledge to the open source
[11:45] <cloud-e> hehe
[11:45] <cloud-e> :d
[11:45] <lakitu> ah, i googled.. remove .gnome* & .gconf
[11:45]  * Database uses Ubuntu because he likes it. Other people, however, may not.
[11:45]  * pierrick_ Pee on Xp
[11:45] <__doc__> [admin]: energy is a problem these days, do you know my squirrel?
[11:46] <jussi01> [admin]: __doc__ Database RetrogradeCultur PLease take the offtopic chatter to #ubuntu-offtopic - this channel is stictly support only
[11:46] <[admin]> jussi01, do you think we are here to chat ?
[11:46] <[admin]> jussi01, haven't you scroll up lately and see how we helped ?
[11:46] <cloud-e> nick cloudie
[11:47] <[admin]> cloudie, use the / slash
[11:47] <[admin]> :P
[11:47] <Onefield> hey I am a newbie in ubuntu. I have just installed virtualbox and windows xp pro, but cannot find vrdp under settings i virtualbox which i need
[11:47] <jussi01> [admin]: that still doesnt mean you should use this channel for chatter
[11:47] <Onefield> plz help
[11:47] <[admin]> jussi01, we are not
[11:47] <Guest48954> Guys, anyone? Is this right? # Partition shared by Windows and Linux
[11:47] <Guest48954> /dev/sda2	/media/DATA1	ntfs-3g	umask=000	0	0
[11:47] <[admin]> jussi01,  this was a topic from a helpee
[11:47] <jussi01> [admin]: if you want to discus it, please join #ubuntu-ops, and keep this channel free for support.
[11:48] <blake-> how would I run my Vista partition from inside Ubuntu? VMWare?
[11:48] <violet_> Q^U^R^A^I^S^Y
[11:49] <[admin]> blake-, never heard of that, you have to reboot and run it from the begining
[11:49] <pierrick_> don't do it :p
[11:49] <[admin]> :P
[11:49] <violet_> Q^U^R^A^I^^S^Y
[11:50] <TuniX12> blake-: xen i think
[11:50] <pierrick_> so noone use Usenets ??
[11:50] <bazhang> !en | violet_
[11:50] <aes52_> Anyone know about LVM + Ubuntu install here?
[11:50] <RanyAlbeg> Hi all
[11:50] <pierrick_>  I know i don't speak well En but ...
[11:51] <kri> hi
[11:51] <TuniX12> aes52_ your problem?
[11:51] <cloudie> Tony, do you have a ubuntuforums ID??? I would like to refer you.
[11:51] <chad> It is best to install XP or Vista first then install Ubuntu
[11:51] <blake-> [admin]: bah. surely there must be a way. could I just make a virtual image of the second partition?
[11:51] <aes52_> TuniX12: I want to know how to use the alternate cd to install onto my already existing ROOT logical parittion
[11:51] <[admin]> blake-, vmware and xens uses their own filesystem file to hold the os
[11:51] <kri> I have reinstalled my ubuntu system since i really had to install windows for a poker game that wouldnt start with wine and i didnt had time with vmware etc.
[11:52] <pierrick_> Yes because  Grub is taking the lead in boot option
[11:52] <[admin]> blake-, though i told you that
[11:52] <RanyAlbeg> im trying to do an alias interlist='firefox web1,web2,web3...'. its all ok , but when i use it and close the terminal it exits. how can i make this shortcut?
[11:52] <ballzee> i have to keep going into /home/user/vuze and typing ./azureus how do i get away from that its always running in my console
[11:52] <pierrick_> it's remplacing others ...
[11:52] <kri> I really want windowmaker this time is there any guide whatsoever on how to install windowmaker step by step?
[11:52] <aes52_> It's quite a straightforward task, but I'm finding it practically impossible. Surely installing Ubuntu on to an already set up LVM volunme group is possible?
[11:52] <TuniX12> aes52_: try this link http://www.debuntu.org/how-to-install-ubuntu-over-lvm-filesystem
[11:53] <pierrick_> so always no one for Usenets ??
[11:53] <aes52_> that just tells you how to set up LVM
[11:53] <aes52_> then install ubuntu
[11:53] <aes52_> I want to install it with LVM already set up
[11:53] <[admin]> ballzee, try changing that in ~/.bashrc
[11:53] <pierrick_> it's a begining ;)
[11:53] <RanyAlbeg> question
[11:53] <RanyAlbeg> ﻿im trying to do an alias interlist='firefox web1,web2,web3...'. its all ok , but when i use it and close the terminal it exits. how can i make this shortcut?
[11:53] <botanicus> Hi there. I have problem with keyboard, after upgrade to 8.10, the keyboard and mouse do not work in gnome at all. Touchpad works. I can switch to console, so drivers are OK, just some bug in Gnome. Any ideas?
[11:54] <pierrick_> reboot  X
[11:54] <aes52_> [admin]: do you know about LVM and ubuntu ?
[11:54] <bazhang> botanicus, #ubuntu+1 for that
[11:54] <kri> Would this 'tutorial' work today to http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-85363.html (Guide to Window Maker).
[11:54] <botanicus> BTW I found https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm/+bug/59616 ... there something 'bout accessibility settings, but it do not work for me
[11:54] <[admin]> RandyboY, either at the end of the alias add the & , or run it using ALT+F2
[11:54] <[admin]> aes52_, sorry can't help with that
[11:54] <TuniX12> aes52_ LVM already root??!!
[11:55] <RanyAlbeg> thanks!
[11:55] <aes52_> TuniX12: ? I already have Ubuntu + LVM set up. I want to upgrade my ubuntu installation to hardy heron ON my /root/ LVM parittion
[11:55] <RanyAlbeg> i'lltry that
[11:55] <montoro> how the channel is called ubuntu in Spanish?
[11:55] <CharismaticBapti> I *LOVE* Ubuntu !!!   I have NEVER seen a Linux OS that was as easy to configure, found all the hardware as well as it did, and is as easy to get updates and applications for..   I -- AM -- IMPRESSED !!!
[11:55] <aes52_> so I want to a) wipe /root/ and b) install into /root/
[11:55] <[admin]> RandyboY, most welcome
[11:55] <jussi01> !es | montoro
[11:55] <nad> hello, is anybody here nice enough to point out to me something which is not ubuntu related and not redirect me to somewhere where someone would not probably help me? its simple - i'm using xchat and i dont want it to show people joining quitting or changing their names. this is prolly my only shot where i cud get a decent answer thanks :)
[11:56] <TuniX12> ares52_ you cant
[11:56] <montoro> ubottu,  gracias bot...jeje
[11:56] <aes52_> TuniX12: !!!....
[11:56] <bazhang> nad, right click channel name and select
[11:56] <aes52_> I doudbt that's true
[11:56] <aes52_> it's just a case of knowing how
[11:56] <nad> bazhang: thank you kind sir. i am truly grateful :)
[11:56] <botanicus> CharismaticBapti: LOL
[11:56] <aes52_> It would be insane if you had to set up LVM every time you wanted to install another UBUNTU
[11:57] <RanyAlbeg> im RanyAlbeg :) nm
[11:57] <[admin]> nad, goto Settings -> Advanced -> Text Evenets , and change the undesired evenets to null
[11:57] <TuniX12> aes52_ you have ubuntu already installed over LVM and you want to upgrade it? using that partition?
[11:58] <nad> admin: thanks :) fixed it i love the ubuntu spirit :) i am who i am, because of who we all are :) thanks
[11:58] <[admin]> most welcome nad
[11:58] <aes52_> yes TuniX12
[11:58] <pierrick_> can i have the link for Kubuntu FR please ?
[11:59] <jussi01> !fr | pierrick_
[11:59] <pierrick_> IRC channel i mean ;o
[11:59] <pierrick_> thx
[11:59] <jussi01> :)
[11:59] <TuniX12> #kubuntu-fr ??
[11:59] <ballzee> no idea what that would do
[11:59] <aes52_> TuniX12: In the alternate cd I have the option of selecting Use as: K LVM .. but I'm not sure if I want to write changed to disk I'm concerned I might lose my LVM parititons then
[11:59] <RanyAlbeg> [admin]: No still when i close the terminal firefox is killed.
[11:59] <nad> pierrick_: www.kubuntu-fr.org
[11:59] <aes52_> I think this might be the correct way to proceed but I'm not sure
[11:59] <[admin]> RandyboY, then try ALT+F2
[11:59] <pierrick_> thx bye
[11:59] <aes52_> the alternative is me using the LIVE-CD
[12:00] <nad> pierrick_: yw :)
[12:00] <[admin]> RandyboY, or add a cutom launcher to the panel having the command of the alias
[12:00] <RanyAlbeg> [admin]: the same
[12:00] <RanyAlbeg> [admin]: seems like the launcher will work, i'll try that
[12:01] <saykou> hy does any one have a laptop HP pavilion ???
[12:01] <[admin]> RandyboY, when you use ALT+F2, just type the alias command , not gnome-terminal and the the alias command
[12:01] <kri> do anyone running window maker?
[12:02] <OxDeadC0de> saykou I run a dv9010us with ubuntu 8.10 since 7.04
[12:03] <saykou> OxDeadC0de, did you find problems to partion the hardrive?
[12:03] <saykou> how long do you the laptop
[12:03] <OxDeadC0de> no, but I had media center xp instead of vista
[12:03] <saykou> how long do you the laptop OxDeadC0de
[12:03] <OxDeadC0de> it's about 1 year old, a little more
[12:04] <peter_g> Hello, I can only play one audio source at a time, how do I solve this problem?
[12:04] <saykou> i have one month year old and its hard to partion it, it comes with vista
[12:04] <RanyAlbeg> [admin]: solved it , thanks!
[12:04] <[admin]> RandyboY, most welcome
[12:04] <OxDeadC0de> vista doesn't like resized hard drive partitions unless it does it itself, xp didn't care
[12:05] <[admin]> OxDeadC0de, disk check might help
[12:05] <peter_g> I could play a video game, but the audio wont work on teamspeak, I could listen to some music on amarok, but I couldn't play a flash game with sound, but I can listen to multiple youtube videos
[12:05] <Aaron_Mason> hey all, got an issue with a bluetooth dongle, I put it into my system and it won't come up at all, lspci, hciconfig and lsmod outputs at http://paste.linuxassist.net/20760
[12:06] <OxDeadC0de> [admin] it's saykou having problems, my laptop is perfect (mostly) :)
[12:06] <[admin]> OxDeadC0de, sorry, just saying a note
[12:06] <saykou> yeah my laptop its new and it comes with vista hard protected to change or partion it
[12:07] <[admin]> saykou, you can use a resizer
[12:07] <saykou> yeah but i think HP has unistalled it
[12:07] <[admin]> saykou, i mean, any resizer
[12:07] <[admin]> saykou, like partition magic
[12:07] <[admin]> on vista
[12:07] <saykou> i dont even know if i can change the software ... because of the warranty
[12:08] <saykou> yeah i tried it, cant detect the harddrive
[12:08] <[admin]> how about a live cd
[12:08] <saykou> like what ?
[12:08] <[admin]> ubuntu live cd
[12:08] <[admin]> gparted
[12:09] <peter_g> please help :( http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=958208
[12:09] <saykou> to partion it ?
[12:09] <saykou> oh ok
[12:09] <[admin]> to edit the partition and resize it
[12:09] <saykou> i have a ubuntu live cd
[12:09] <saykou> i have ubuntu 7.04 it is also live cd, dosent come with gparted ?
[12:10] <saykou> but i want to keep vista just in case of the warranty
[12:10] <saykou> can i do it
[12:10] <atc-> Hi all. I'm a long-time Vim user. Can someone tell me how to stop it from starting in insert mode in Ubuntu hardy?
[12:10] <kri> saykou: there is a program to get your serial and save it
[12:10] <yangfan> hello,everyone
[12:10] <kri> later on you can restore it
[12:11] <[admin]> saykou, all live cds has gparted or atleast parted, keeping the vista partition is done when editing the partition to resize it, not deleting nor formaing
[12:11] <kri> i have done that and saved it on my ipod i have lost the information though
[12:11] <[admin]> formating *
[12:11] <saykou> ok thanks for the help i will try it
[12:11] <[admin]> atc-, vim /etc/vimrc
[12:11] <saykou> can i also install ubunut under c:\ of vista?
[12:11] <atc-> [admin]: indeed, but what setting?
[12:12] <peter_g> help me or you will get aids http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=958208
[12:12] <[admin]> atc-, paste it on paste.ubuntu.com
[12:12] <[admin]> peter_g, LOL
[12:12] <[admin]> looool
[12:13] <comicinker> !language | peter_g
[12:13] <peter_g> I meant aid in sorting out ubuntu issues, what did you mean?
[12:14] <comicinker> ah. sorry
[12:14] <[admin]> peter_g, then what did you mean by will get aids ???????
[12:14] <stevej678> whats the apt command to upgrade python to ver 2.6 in hardy 8.04?
[12:14] <[admin]> LOL , hazardous
[12:14] <[admin]> stevej678, use the update-manager, deselecting everything else
[12:14] <peter_g> I am from a place where we randomly add plurals to the end of words, sorry. So can you help me?
[12:15] <alarm> hello there, which would be a good html/xml editor for ubuntu ? or linux generaly
[12:15] <peter_g> bluefish
[12:15] <[admin]> peter_g, from the symptoms your pc have, it seems like your sound card is not compatible with parallel sound sources
[12:15] <Azzmodan> nano
[12:15] <__doc__> I'm from a place where you get somethings if you you don't receive immediate help upon demand
[12:16] <[admin]> alarm, screem
[12:16] <peter_g> admin, I have been able to play multipul sound sorces on here before
[12:16] <[admin]> peter_g, have you updated your system (alsa) recently ?
[12:17] <peter_g> I'm not sure
[12:17] <alarm> bluefish, i think i used that once. will i have any problem with any xml support on it ? sorry if that question is stupid, but never used xml so i do not really know what is required to support that language.
[12:17] <[admin]> any update ? apt-get upgrade ? update-manager ?
[12:17] <stevej678> admin, it says my system is up to date, nothing is offered to deselect
[12:17] <[admin]> alarm, no , quanta+ is optimal for developers
[12:17] <peter_g> alarm, probably not, but if you do you can try KATE
[12:18] <[admin]> stevej678,  then you have to wait till it is a release update to your system
[12:18] <alarm> kate the editor ? well i thought of an IDE that would had to give me more than just a text editor
[12:18] <sebrock> does anyonw know how to do a Makefile that goes recursively into ALL subdirs?
[12:18] <SaberZ> hello everyone
[12:18] <[admin]> alarm, you know that gedit has it all ? syntax coloring, and script addons ?
[12:19] <alarm> admin as peter_g  said , Kate, it also has lots of things. but why would i use nano for c programming if i can use a more desent tool ?
[12:20] <[admin]> alarm, that depends on you, we have all given you choices, try them
[12:20] <takoski> salve raga ho un problema...ci siente?
[12:21] <takoski> siete?
[12:21] <alarm> okie, thank you a lot :)
[12:21] <alarm> one last question cause i just saw about bluefish online . whats the connection between bluefish and openoffice ?
[12:21] <[admin]> !en| takoski
[12:22] <tyler> whats the deb source i have to add to get the very newest compiz plugins?
[12:22] <[admin]> alarm, no more than integration, file saving formats
[12:22] <alarm> i see
[12:23] <[admin]> alarm, though you can develop something for openoffice
[12:23] <alarm> for the moment i'll hung on the basics :)
[12:23] <[admin]> :)
[12:25] <SaberZ> finally made the full switch from MS to Ubuntu
[12:25] <[admin]> SaberZ, congrats
[12:25] <SaberZ> only sad thing is using virtualbox for XP to get my Zune to synch :(
[12:25] <SaberZ> but its the only thing, but I am loving this
[12:25] <Reanmachine> stupid question but what's the command line to unzip a .tar.bz2? i've only done .tar.gz and am at a loss
[12:26] <SaberZ> thanks
[12:26] <[admin]> SaberZ, you could've kept two OS on your pc
[12:26] <SaberZ> yeah i dont like dual-booting
[12:26] <[admin]> Reanmachine, tar jxf [tarball_file]
[12:26] <SaberZ> everytime I dual-booted, I'd end up using Windows.
[12:26] <Reanmachine> thanks
[12:26] <Jeruvy> Reanmachine: tar with 'z'
[12:27] <dr_willis> Reanmachine,  i normally install the 'unp' command also. :)
[12:27] <dr_willis> !info unp
[12:27] <SaberZ> but after 10 years of dualboot I just jumped right in. And its not bad at all. I have World of warcraft running beautifully with wine, etc.
[12:27] <serengeti> is there a way to answer an Ubuntu Question closed by the janitor? i'm new to launchpad
[12:27] <alarm> i know its not the right place to ask , but does ccs require a different tool or i can be used throught those editors as well
[12:27] <alarm> css sorry
[12:28] <[admin]> alarm, you could, thorugh quanta+ and screem
[12:28] <[admin]> also through gedit
[12:28] <TuniX12> alarm yes with gedit
[12:28] <alarm> okie, thank you :)
[12:28] <serengeti> or nano ;)
[12:28] <SaberZ> just going through and looking at some good apps. Everyone was right about Amarok, its fantastic
[12:29] <TuniX12> amarok rocks
[12:29] <[admin]> linux rocks
[12:30] <SaberZ> both rock
[12:30] <SaberZ> never imaged it would have been this easy to switch
[12:30] <SaberZ> lol
[12:31] <SaberZ> now its just a matter of remembering IRC commands, been like 6 years since I touched this.
[12:31] <[admin]> we have to keep this channel for help topics only, please join #ubuntu-offtopic for chatter
[12:31] <SaberZ> ok
[12:32] <[admin]> ;)
[12:33] <Reanmachine> what's a small lightweight x-based text editor like gedit but not gnome dependant?
[12:33] <Reanmachine> (using fluxbox)
[12:33] <[admin]> Reanmachine, vim
[12:33] <Reanmachine> that's not x-enabled
[12:33] <dr_willis> Reanmachine,  i like geany. but its not real small.. but its smallish
[12:33] <dr_willis> :)
[12:33] <dr_willis> there is gvim.
[12:33] <Reanmachine> isn't that gnome-dependant?
[12:33] <dr_willis> look through the package manager for editor and try them out.
[12:34] <dr_willis> gtk is not really gnome. :) then again so what...
[12:34] <TuniX12> Reanmachine: gtk dependent
[12:34] <Reanmachine> ah
[12:34] <[admin]> Reanmachine, gvim
[12:34] <Reanmachine> kk
[12:34] <dr_willis> so what if it was. :)
[12:34] <favro> Reanmachine: I use mousepad and scite in fluxbox
[12:34] <dr_willis> scite is nice.
[12:34] <dr_willis> fte is nice - if a little odd...
[12:34] <dr_willis> I imagine a lot would depend on what sort of editing you are going to do.
[12:35] <favro> most valid point ^^
[12:36] <dr_willis> geany has some very nice features.. but in the long run - it pays to learn vim
[12:36] <[admin]> vim rocks
[12:37] <[admin]> donno, im an old-school student, admin for alot of servers, using vim
[12:38] <corky`> the command "deb" isn't standard in ubuntu 8.04, so what am I doing wrong here >> http://www.veejayhq.net/download-2/ << (downloading the latest svn from svn now)
[12:38] <dr_willis> those are not commands
[12:38] <yogoloth> !list
[12:38] <dr_willis> they are entrys for the sources.list file
[12:38] <TuniX12> corky`: there is no deb command
[12:38] <dr_willis> those are 'repo' lines. :)
[12:39] <alexxx> buuu
[12:39] <dr_willis> reread that guide.. 'to use the repos.. add the following...'
[12:39] <[admin]> yup corky` , you have to add them to /etc/apt/sources.list
[12:39] <TuniX12> corky`: try gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list and add those lines
[12:40] <puremichael> Hi! i can't get any data of my gamepad using sdl, instead i'm able to move the mousecursor with the gamepad
[12:40] <corky`> TuniX12, gedit? Nah, Nano does it for me!!
[12:40] <puremichael> any ideas what could be wrong ?
[12:40] <[admin]> yup
[12:40] <[admin]> old-schoold rocks
[12:40] <[admin]> school*
[12:41] <keph> sup
[12:41] <[admin]> everything is up especially the ceiling
[12:42]  * dr_willis is so old-skool hes been condemmed.
[12:42] <keph> could you guys help me configure netbeans for ubuntu's LAMP?
[12:42] <[admin]> sorry, hate java
[12:42] <keph> for instance: "Apache config file location" - which one is it?
[12:42] <corky`> keph, you know where apache's config's are right?
[12:42] <keph> admin: that's probably irrelevent to my question
[12:42] <[admin]> /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
[12:43] <lonejack> hi sombody can help me to make runnable inadyn at reboot. On documentation seems possible with @reboot /usr/sbin/inadyn on cron but when I do sudo crontab -e, it opens /tmp/crontab.xxxx/crontab. I was expecting /etc/something... In any case doens't work...
[12:43] <corky`> /etc/apache2/ keph !
[12:43] <[admin]> ops apache2 right
[12:43] <corky`> [admin], and you call yourself an admin when a kid of 15 years old has just shown you /etc/apache2/?
[12:44] <corky`> xD
[12:44] <keph> corky`, I thought so, but apparently "there are no php loadable modules found in Apache config file" - not sure if that's good or bad
[12:44] <flishlee> gfdg
[12:44] <flishlee> gdfg
[12:44] <flishlee> gdsf
[12:44] <Runner85sx> hm something is worng with 8.10 programms like music-player and nvidia-settings are crashing
[12:44] <dr_willis> Runner85sx,  possibally :) check in #ubuntu+2
[12:44] <dr_willis> Runner85sx,  possibally :) check in #ubuntu+1 oops
[12:44] <dr_willis> :)
[12:45] <[admin]> i administer 300 RHEL5 servers 115 ubuntu , i might get excused though !!
[12:45] <corky`> keph, what app does that say? apache himself?
[12:45] <flishlee> 大家好
[12:45] <flishlee> 有没中国人
[12:45] <corky`> flishlee, sorry, I don't speak moonspeak
[12:45] <keph> corky`, netbeans
[12:45] <[admin]> !en|flishless
[12:45] <TuniX12> !cn |flishlee
[12:45] <cattivocliente> !lista
[12:45] <Reanmachine> another potentially stupid question: I've been surfing around in synaptic and i can't find any package that could assist in the adjustment of my xorg configuration, perhaps im not looking in the right place or it simply does not exist, but do any of you know a package that could help? it's 5am and im a bit tired for config docs u.u (and lazy to boot)
[12:45] <Runner85sx> dr_willis: im still dist-upgrading. maybe it is fixed after that.
[12:45] <flishlee> sorry
[12:46] <TuniX12> korean?
[12:46] <corky`> keph, no expierence with that at all!, Sorry mate, Ask again for some help here!
[12:46] <keph> anyway, which dir is apache's default "put intarwebs here" directory?
[12:46] <[admin]> Reanmachine, i use vim only with xorg
[12:46] <dr_willis> Runner85sx,  running stuff in the middle of a upgrade is often not a good idea. :)
[12:46] <_sk> flishlee: I can understand chinese =)
[12:47] <Reanmachine> heh, [admin] i hear ya, was hoping i could get a gui for it but i guess ill go attempt to re-learn xorg config
[12:47] <flishlee> have there any chinese?
[12:47] <[admin]> Reanmachine, you could dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg-[double tab] for system auto configure
[12:47] <mattias1> Ok I'm new to Ubuntu and would like to know where I can find "Alt gr" on a Macbook Keyboard? Can someone help me? I get some kind of error message all the time and can't make the (at) sign or anything that need "Alt gr"
[12:48] <flishlee> what is  moonspeak?
[12:48] <TuniX12> !cn > flishlee
[12:48] <spearone> hey all, i have a quick question. I have /home on a separate partition. Now I want to reinstall my hardy, what options in the install must i specify to keep my /home as it is, without it being overwritten or something?
[12:48] <flishlee> what is moonspeak
[12:49] <abchirk> spearone don't delete the partition. :)
[12:49] <[admin]> spearone, use it as /home, remove the tick beside format
[12:49] <flishlee> i kown
[12:49] <spearone> ah cool :) thanks, so i basically just respecify where /home must go
[12:49] <spearone> will i still get my account back?
[12:49] <[admin]> spearone, don't forget the tick
[12:50] <spearone> [admin] i won't. thanks
[12:50] <flishlee> who are you
[12:50] <[admin]> spearone, for safe use, during installation use another account and create one when you use your new copy
[12:50] <[admin]> then use the it
[12:51] <keph> what would you guys recommend for convenient mysql navigation?
[12:51] <spearone> [admin] so basically just copy my old home, to the new home then?
[12:51] <boris_> hi
[12:51] <keph> I mean, phpmyadmin sucks balls, so there's that, but I see there's a milion alternatives for linux, gtk or otherwise
[12:51] <[admin]> spearone, no, once you create the new user, it will use the home directory by its name
[12:51] <keph> so, what'd you guys recommend?
[12:52] <spearone> [admin] ah ha!
[12:52] <spearone> [admin] thanks mate!
[12:52] <[admin]> spearone, most welcome
[12:52] <flishlee> who kows QQ?
[12:52] <ziroday> flishlee: what is your problem?
[12:53] <flishlee> no, i am fine
[12:53] <jaksa> lul
[12:53] <erki> keph: Um, phpmyadmin :) (but it's the only mysql-admin thingie I've ever used, so I am strongly biased)
[12:54] <ubutom> hi, someone can tell me how to end a script so that it frees the shell i used to execute it with? like #!/bin/bash vlc /home/tom/music and then exit but without stopping the playback?
[12:54] <keph> erki: I'm asking because since I've checked out oracle 10g express, my expectations towards db management have risen ;)
[12:54] <TuniX12> QQ? the messenger?
[12:55] <Spyder> good morning everyone
[12:56] <ziroday> ubutom: add & disown to the end of the command, you will then be able to exit the shell and the script/program will continue to run
[12:56] <flam> run it background with &
[12:56] <georgeaf> anyone good in serial programming ? i need him to write a prog or a script for me
[12:56] <nmh-j2graw> ubutom: you can run the script in the background, or you can have the script run the command in the background.
[12:56] <flam>   ./somescript &
[12:56] <erki> ubutom: The command "bg" might be useful, but you could probably get away with doing "vlc /home/tom/music &"
[12:56] <ubutom> ah, okay, will try that, many thanks
[12:57] <spearone> ubutom , perhaps appending nohup to the command will help?
[12:57] <matthijs_> Hello all, I've got a little problem.. I need to install windows XP for school because i need certain programs but it says it cannot find my hard disk..
[12:58] <[admin]> ???
[12:58] <georgeaf> matthijs, it's probably scsi
[12:58] <nnull> use wine
[12:58] <ansichart> Hey, I have a question.  I have Ubuntu 8.04 Server edition and I installed the Xubuntu desktop environment (Xfce).  However, I don't want it to start the Xfce desktop environment automatically... how do I stop this... I am guessing that /etc/init.d/x11-common is responsible for it?
[12:58] <matthijs_> nnul, doesn't work with wine:)
[12:58] <Spyder> is anyone familiar with the Gos operating system that comes with some p.c..'s instead of windows?
[12:58] <spearone> Spyder, I've used it before, why?
[12:59] <georgeaf> matthijs_ , is the hdd scsi ?
[12:59] <nmh-j2graw> ansichart: I am not sure, but you might also want to keep an eye on xdm or similar
[12:59] <matthijs_> georgeaf, whats scsi?
[12:59] <Spyder> I have it on mine, and find that I am unable to add im, and other various programs.
[12:59] <georgeaf> matthijs_, the type of cable. I mean it's not IDE like normal ones
[12:59] <Spyder> anyway to download such programs on Gos?
[13:00] <georgeaf> matthijs_, do u know its model or brand ?
[13:00] <spearone> have you tried using the terminal?
[13:00] <[admin]> !scsi
[13:00] <spearone> @spyder
[13:01] <matthijs_> georgeaf, my hard disk is sata
[13:01] <whs> # Appears as LANCE
[13:01] <[admin]> matthijs_, seems like you are installing XP on a new laptop ...
[13:01] <Spyder> anyway at all to add programs such as yahoo messenger to Gos?
[13:01] <ljsoftnet> how can i change the controls in "Secret Maryo Chronicles" i tried in Options>Controls it doesn't change
[13:01] <ziroday> Spyder: this is the ubuntu support channel, not the go's channel. Please go ask them
[13:01] <matthijs_> [admin], yes
[13:01] <georgeaf> matthijs_, aha, that's the prob, now give me the brand coz u need some drivers to get loaded while installing winxp. i'll get them for you
[13:02] <ubutom> thank you all, I added a & into the script and can exit the shell now without playback stopping, thanks! ;-)
[13:02] <matthijs_> geargeaf, you mean the laptop number? sony vaio VGN-NR31Z
[13:03] <georgeaf> ok one sec
[13:03] <bhindi> reaching on root cmd
[13:03] <Rods_Tiger> will ubuntu run on a 586 processor machine (a VIA EPIA ME-6000)?
[13:03] <[admin]> matthijs_, you have your xp cdrom ?
[13:03] <matthijs_> [admin], yes
[13:04] <oOarthurOo> Hi, on my Windows partition I use MediaMonkey to manage my music library. It's great, but it saved all my album art to the mp3 tags, as well as ratings etc. Well, I installed exhaile on gnome but it doesn't read album art from tags. I'm looking for other options, players that can read mp3 tags and syn with removable players and support podcasts and ... well, anyone have any experience with players on gnome that do all that?
[13:04] <ziroday> Rods_Tiger: it should do
[13:04] <pal> why vmware report You cannot install on a system with KVM enabled?? What is KVM?
[13:04] <georgeaf> matthijs, what os is preinstalled on it ?
[13:04] <Rods_Tiger> thanks
[13:05] <[admin]> matthijs_, download the driver for your sata HD, goto http://www.nliteos.com/download.html download the nlite, create a new xp setup cdrom with that application, adding the drivers you have downloaded, reboot your laptop, and the bootable cd will see the hd
[13:05] <erki> oOarthurOo: Rhythmbox supports tags, podcasts and portable players, I believe. Otherwise you can check Amarok
[13:05] <ubutom> oOarthurOo: theres rhytmbox for example or amarok
[13:05] <matthijs_> georgeaf, vista but I deleted vista and I'm running ubuntu on it now
[13:05] <RanyAlbeg> hi all, i have a quiestion
[13:05] <RanyAlbeg> ﻿I cant install a theme. I searched the net and i know that i can install it through system-preferences-appearance , but i have a .gz theme which i know that i need to compile first using 'make install' and i cant activate it - or just dont know how to use it.
[13:06] <[admin]> RandyboY, gnome-look.org
[13:06] <PiE> x
[13:06] <RanyAlbeg> [admin]: thanks , and im RanyAlbeg :P
[13:06] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: what theme would this be?
[13:06] <[admin]> ops sorry
[13:06] <knoppix> why isn't it possible to leave message on this chat?
[13:06] <dr_willis> RanyAlbeg,  a lot depends on what exactly whichpart of a theme it is also...
[13:06] <RanyAlbeg> well , a simple theme
[13:06] <[admin]> using autocomplete of xchat
[13:06] <dr_willis> knoppix,  msgserv can do that.
[13:07] <oOarthurOo> ok, I'll check out rhythmbox
[13:07] <ziroday> knoppix: can you reword your question please
[13:07] <RanyAlbeg> ziroday: cant define it
[13:07] <knoppix> it is possible then!?
[13:07] <dr_willis> RanyAlbeg,  a 'theme' is composed of carious partts.. window decoration, widgets,  colors.. and so on...
[13:07] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: well can you give us a link to that theme?
[13:07] <dr_willis> !changethemes
[13:07] <dr_willis>  /msg memoserv help
[13:07] <knoppix> dr_willis msgserv :Unknown command
[13:07] <georgeaf> matthijs_, just do what [admin] said, that's what i was going to say
[13:08] <dr_willis> knoppix,  /msg memoserv help and read all about it...
[13:08] <RanyAlbeg> ziroday: yes i'll look for that again
[13:08] <kiji> how many devs work behind ubuntu?
[13:08] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: that would be helpful thanks
[13:08] <rebel_kid> it seems that ubuntu can only play one sound stream at a time, is there a fix for this?
[13:08] <knoppix> msg jim_p where are you? I'll be online again this evening at 19:30 greek time, hope to see you
[13:08] <knoppix> shit!
[13:08] <[admin]> rebel_kid, your hardware sets that
[13:08] <ziroday> kiji: define what you mean by developer?
[13:08] <ziroday> !language | knoppix
[13:09] <matthijs_> ok ty geargeaf and admin
[13:09] <ziroday> rebel_kid: are you using pulseaudio?
[13:09] <georgeaf> matthijs_, welcome
[13:09] <[admin]> matthijs_, most welcome
[13:09] <rebel_kid> [admin]: uh no, in winblows multiple streams works fine
[13:09] <kiji> ziroday: these persons paid by canonical(?)
[13:09] <rebel_kid> ziroday, im not sure
[13:09] <RanyAlbeg> ziroday: the first theme you'll see here -> http://ubuntu.hamdi.web.id/
[13:09] <MaZiNgA> hi
[13:09] <RanyAlbeg> ziroday: thanks!
[13:10] <ziroday> kiji: I believe between 10-20 not certain though
[13:10] <rebel_kid> ziroday, whatever is stock :)
[13:10] <[admin]> rebel_kid, then clearify your request first , we can't just figure out
[13:10] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: sure, gimme a sec to look at it
[13:10] <[admin]> kiji, why don't you ask canonical
[13:10] <kiji> 20 persons develope an ubuntu version? o.O
[13:10] <[admin]> ?
[13:10] <rebel_kid> [admin], if i have one program open playing sound, and then i open another the second will be mute until the first is closed
[13:10] <ziroday> rebel_kid: that would be a yes then :), do you have the package libflashsupport installed?
[13:11] <[admin]> rebel_kid, this is a default action, since the first might catch all alsa without letting others to do
[13:11] <MaZiNgA> Can anyone help me to install ubu on my portegè toshiba m200 ?
[13:11] <rebel_kid> ziroday, no i do not
[13:11] <[admin]> MaZiNgA, what wrong with that ?
[13:11] <cambazz> hello. how do i make a dual screen setup when using ati custom driver? the regular gpanel applet for configuring the monitors has no effect. nvidia has a custom nvsettings program but i dont know how they do it for ati
[13:11] <ziroday> rebel_kid: could you install that package please
[13:12] <rebel_kid> ziroday, done :D
[13:12] <ziroday> cambazz: you can try use the utility in System > Preferences > Screen Resolution
[13:12] <MaZiNgA> when i try to install it, after choosing my language, the installation bring me to BusyShell terminal..
[13:12] <ziroday> rebel_kid: that should allow you to play pulseaudio and flash stuff simulataniously
[13:13] <rebel_kid> ziroday, sweet :D
[13:13] <rebel_kid> ziroday, thank you
[13:13] <jlewis> I just installed Ubuntu as a virtual machine in Parallels for Mac, I have a program Parallel tools that installs from .iso, but when I run the .run script it says "must be in root to run this script", do I just have to do a 'cd' command to root in terminal before running?
[13:13] <MrBerge> ok I need help
[13:13] <ziroday> rebel_kid: the other programs you will continue to have trouble with due to how pulseaudio is configured. This should be fixed in intrepid
[13:13] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: I am still looking :)
[13:13] <rebel_kid> ziroday, i am counting down the days
[13:14] <MrBerge> the instalation stoped when it came to "starting hardware abstracion layer held":(
[13:14] <ziroday> rebel_kid: great! Have fun
[13:14] <RanyAlbeg> ziroday: take the whole day if you need :P i appreciate it
[13:14] <damagednoob> i'm having a wifi problem: i'm using wicd and i can see everyone else's router except my own
[13:14] <kiji> for a little enterprise PC do you recommand Ubuntu 8.04 or should I wait for ubuntu 8.10?
[13:15] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: it appears the theme was not packaged properly for the appearences setting thingy
[13:15] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: which parts of the theme do you want?
[13:15] <RanyAlbeg> ziroday: I dont know this is the first time i install a theme
[13:15] <damagednoob> i can also connect to wireless networks
[13:15] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: ah well you took a very complicated one to start off on :)
[13:15] <RanyAlbeg> i realized that it wasnt packaged properly
[13:16] <RanyAlbeg> hehe ,
[13:16] <b00n> hello guys
[13:16] <RanyAlbeg> well it is yet possible ?
[13:16] <b00n> can any1 help me with following wicd error
[13:16] <dr_willis> kiji,  i would wait a few days and just get 8.10  save you downloadingolder verisons..
[13:16] <erki> !anyone | b00n
[13:16] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: basically there are many many different components in this theme. There is the gtk section which handles how stuff looks inside a window
[13:16] <b00n> This network requires encryption to be enabled.
[13:17] <rabez> I installed mplayer for svn but it's in the wrong directory, can I just link it to where it's supposed to be?
[13:17] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: there is the metacity/emerald themes which handle the window decorations (that part around the window where the minimize/maximise/close buttons are)
[13:17] <b00n> i get this error with wicd trying to connect to a wpa wireless network
[13:17] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: there are screenlets which are similar to gadgets in vista but require a program to be installed to run
[13:17] <ansichart> Ugh, I still can't figure it out... I need to disable Xfce from starting up when my computer boots
[13:17] <erki> b00n: Next to the network you're trying to connect to, press the arrow pointing right and enter the WPA key
[13:18] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: there is a gdm theme which defines how the login window looks
[13:18] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: and finally there is a fix for firefox and dark themes :)
[13:18] <RanyAlbeg> ziroday: i see :P
[13:18] <RanyAlbeg> ziroday: brb
[13:18] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: thats basically a breakdown of what the theme pack contains and it is designed for you to be able to completely replicate how the screenshot looks
[13:19] <davidnog> hey
[13:19] <masterchief234> hello
[13:19] <b00n> ow thnx erki, didnt see that -> will try it
[13:19] <masterchief234> was ist los?????????????????????????????????????????????????
[13:19] <masterchief234> fuck u
[13:19] <erki> b00n: Best of luck, ask again if you have any further problems
[13:19] <masterchief234> wtf
[13:19] <masterchief234> omg
[13:19] <[admin]> !language | masterchief234
[13:19] <masterchief234> afk
[13:20] <masterchief234> and when not
[13:20] <dennda> masterchief234: You won't stay long. :-)
[13:20] <RanyAlbeg> ziroday: where can i find a simple theme package to install?
[13:20] <RanyAlbeg> ziroday: which looks good also :{
[13:20] <masterchief234> i m german
[13:20] <davidnog> i just installed windows after having installed ubuntu(resized ext3 and all that), then i wanted to setup grub to boot properlly, and i did the whole find boot, got hd0, 1 did root(hd0,1) and setup(hd0) , but somehow it doesnt work, so i have to edit manually everytime grub boots to get to ubuntu, anyone can give me a hand setting up grub to work properlly with ubuntu and windozer?
[13:20] <[admin]> RanyAlbeg, please take alook at gnome-look.org
[13:21] <dennda> masterchief234: I was about to tell you where you can find the german ubuntu channel, but after you've shown some of your behaviour, I won't.
[13:21] <AussieGuy> ive done iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0 tcp --dport 28080 -j REDIRECT --to-port 80 .... just as a test (ive used a basic apache for test purposes, it will be with a different service later on) when I telnet to port 28080, it refuses the connection but port 80 accepts a connection.
[13:21] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: they are very much spread all over the place, the links listed here are a good start https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy#Other%20Theme%20&%20Eyecandy%20Resources
[13:21] <masterchief234> meeeenffffuuucccccckkkkkkx yyyyyyyyyyoooooouuuuuuu aaaaaaaallllllll bbbbbbbbbbbbb
[13:21] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: and they should all be very easy to install
[13:21] <damagednoob> lol
[13:21] <damagednoob> you guys are very patient :P
[13:21] <[admin]> davidnog, make your changes perminant in /boot/grub/menu.list
[13:21] <RanyAlbeg> i see
[13:22] <davidnog> [admin]: hmm as in just edit it?
[13:22] <[admin]> davidnog, sure
[13:22] <RanyAlbeg> ziroday: do i need to use make install in order to install these themes?
[13:22] <RanyAlbeg> ziroday: any theme?
[13:22] <davidnog> [admin]: and how do i add horrible windows to the list?
[13:23] <erki> !dualboot
[13:23] <[admin]> davidnog, yup thats it
[13:23] <capunk_suze> help me please....i has  connected to network with mobile phone, but mozilla can't work...
[13:23] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: you shouldn't need to do make install however I have seen some themes recommend you do that. However those are usually for whole experience changes. You should be very wary of having to make install anything. Espicially a theme. Installation mainly works by you dragging the theme in the appearances window
[13:23] <davidnog> thank you :)
[13:23] <NeoNinja> Hey
[13:23] <mykhi> hi, im having problem installing tv-card (PxTV1200 - CX23885 chip), it isnt listed in /dev/ do anyone know anything about tv cards?
[13:23] <saykou> does any one have HP laptop
[13:24] <NeoNinja> !help
[13:24] <ziroday> !anyone | saykou
[13:24] <RanyAlbeg> ziroday: thanks ! you're the best
[13:24] <ziroday> NeoNinja: do you have a question for us?
[13:24] <chatman> I would like to edit my dvd:s, can one do that with brasero or is something else needed?
[13:24] <NeoNinja> nah
[13:24] <bingungaja> how can i know my notebook temperature in ubuntu ?
[13:24] <NeoNinja> im just new to the freenode network
[13:24] <ziroday> RanyAlbeg: good luck in finding a theme, and follow those links I gave you. The www.gnome-look.org is possibly the best place
[13:25] <ziroday> NeoNinja: sure, you might like to ask in #freenode regarding freenode related queries
[13:25] <mateusz> Hi
[13:25] <mateusz> how to make gthumb default photo importing application ?
[13:25] <[admin]> ziroday, i've been telling him/her since two hours ago to take a look on gnome-look.org :(
[13:25] <mateusz> I removed f-spot and now when I connect camera nothing happens
[13:25] <ziroday> mateusz: what would you like to happen?
[13:26] <bingungaja> how can i check my notebook temperature in ubuntu ?
[13:26] <mateusz> ziroday: gthumb popup dialog to come out askig to impot photos
[13:26] <mateusz> ziroday: like on my Debian
[13:26] <[admin]> mateusz, system -> preferences -> preferred applications
[13:26] <mateusz> [admin]: already check that
[13:26] <sushanth> i am getting a error Cannot mount volume.
[13:26] <erki> bingungaja: That depends  a lot on what laptop you have
[13:26] <mateusz> [admin]: there is nothing about pictures viewer
[13:27] <[admin]> mateusz, my fault soory
[13:27] <[admin]> sorry*
[13:27] <bingungaja> erki : i mean, do u know what application can detect our notebook temperature, expecially vga card
[13:27] <ziroday> mateusz: try looking in System > Preferences > Removable Drives and Media
[13:27] <teenbeat2008> hi guys, question i want to change ubuntu in a server, sort like WHS but then also connectable from other locations. it must be a vpn server, fileserver and backup server. what do i need to do.
[13:27] <erki> mateusz: Nautilus : edit : preferences : media
[13:27] <outbackwifi> !hi
[13:27] <mateusz> ziroday: Oo yes great
[13:27] <erki> mateusz: But G-spot isn't supported for pictures, it seems.
[13:27] <mateusz> ziroday: thanks
[13:27] <mateusz> erki: g-spot ? :>
[13:27] <ziroday> mateusz: have fun :)
[13:28] <mateusz> erki: hahaha f-spot
[13:28] <mateusz> erki: g-spot is something else !!
[13:28] <chatman> I would like to edit my dvd:s, can one do that with brasero or is something else needed?
[13:28] <erki> mateusz: nonon, I was channeling Freud. Getofmylawn!
[13:28] <ziroday> chatman: you can kino
[13:28] <mateusz> erki: ;)
[13:28] <ziroday> chatman: but not brasero, brasero can only burn dvds
[13:28] <Ujjwol> does ubuntu support technology such as Label Flash
[13:28] <NeoNinja> crap, this is the biggest channel I have ever seen?
[13:28] <chatman> kino you mean like Kubuntu
[13:28] <rabez> chatman: or avidmux
[13:28] <tanto_> in ubuntu, how to know what hardware attached on our pc?
[13:29] <nnull> lspci
[13:29] <outbackwifi> tanto_: lshw
[13:29] <erki> bingungaja: I doubt there is a universal app, You might need something specific to your compuuter.
[13:29] <ziroday> chatman: kino is a kde application, however it runs absolutely fine under gnome and any other DE
[13:29] <[admin]> tanto_, lspci and lsusb
[13:29] <ziroday> NeoNinja: if you want to chat, you can in #ubuntu-offtopic. This channel is for support questions only. Thanks :)
[13:30] <NeoNinja> K
[13:30] <chatman> Thanks ziroday, kino and avidmux
[13:30] <bingungaja> erki : sorry, i'm not a really understand computer ... what do u mean by something specific, what about i just want to check my vga card , so i can measure whether my vga is overheat or not ....
[13:30] <b00n> erki, u still there?
[13:30] <erki> b00n: Yep
[13:30] <b00n> i tried the thing
[13:31] <tanto_> outbackwifi: lshw worked. thanks a lots.
[13:31] <b00n> it said, wrong password
[13:31] <erki> bingungaja: What laptop model are you using?
[13:31] <b00n> so i switched back to windows to make sure, it was the right password
[13:31] <b00n> but it was right afterall
[13:31] <outbackwifi> tanto_: yw
[13:31] <b00n> and keeps saying bad password
[13:31] <bingungaja> erki : benq s41-455
[13:31] <erki> b00n: Hmm, have you tried any of the other WPA options?
[13:32] <erki> b00n: And also try to retype the password, doublechecking any tricky characters like l I and 0 O
[13:33] <Ujjwol> hey does ubuntu support labelflash  this is one thing that stops me from switching to ubuntu
[13:33] <b00n> after typing it 5 times i get this message erki:
[13:33] <outbackwifi> Ujjwol: whats labelflash
[13:33] <RanyAlbeg> I like themes!!!! :D
[13:33] <bingungaja> ujjwol : one thing that ubuntu make me disappointed is i can play lots of games :P
[13:34] <b00n> Failed to run /usr/lib/wicd/configscript.py '0' 'wireless' as user root.
[13:34] <b00n> Wrong password.
[13:34] <bingungaja> ujjwol : one thing that ubuntu make me disappointed is i can't play lots of games :P
[13:34] <erki> bingungaja: I can't find any specific app for your model, sorry. There might be a more generic app, do some searches in Synaptic
[13:34] <erki> b00n: Hmm, that error message looks bad....
[13:34] <b00n> thats after i typed the password 3 times
[13:35] <bingungaja> erki : it's ok, thx for ur effort :)
[13:35] <b00n> i had the same issue using standard network manager
[13:35] <[admin]> outbackwifi, i check labelflash.jp, it is a cover design application for cds
[13:35] <ziroday> Ujjwol: you can supposedly run the LabelFlash Index Maker in wine and it runs very well
[13:35] <b00n> thats why i installed wicd
[13:35] <outbackwifi> b00n: you need to type your normal user password there; use the WPA passphrase inside the dialog box
[13:35] <b00n> ow lol
[13:35] <outbackwifi> [admin]: oh ok
[13:36] <cambazz> hello. where is the xorg.conf file located
[13:36] <outbackwifi> cambazz: /etc/X11/
[13:36] <cambazz> i deleted the one under /etc/X11 and
[13:36] <cambazz> outbackwifi: well i deleted it and my x still runs perfectly
[13:37] <outbackwifi> cambazz: well good for you; the newer xorg doesnt need it IMHO
[13:37] <ariqs> I want to play a .rm video file, what package do I need?
[13:37] <[admin]> cambazz, sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[13:37] <outbackwifi> ariqs: realplayer for linux
[13:38] <ziroday> !realplayer | ariqs
[13:38] <[admin]> ariqs, mplayer
[13:38] <cambazz> [admin]: thanks. i am trying to get dualscreen going on ati card, but no luck so far
[13:38] <erki> cambazz: It might be autogenerated by ubuntu
[13:38] <outbackwifi> cambazz: you need xrandr for that; try grandr
[13:38] <b00n> ow yeah, i clicked scripts :S
[13:38] <cambazz> outbackwifi: i need what?
[13:38] <tj13820> would it be possible to get a driver looked at?
[13:38] <ariqs> thanks guys, although I got 3 separate answers ;P
[13:39] <outbackwifi> !xrandr
[13:39] <ziroday> tj13820: what do you mean looked at?
[13:39] <b00n> outbackwifi , i was in the wrong screen. But now i used wpa 1/2 and it connects to the network, but stucks on authenticating and then won't connect
[13:40] <tj13820> ziroday: my printer - lexmark x1240 will not work no matter what i try. I have a driver installed but it does not work
[13:40] <outbackwifi> b00n: are you using nm or wicd?
[13:40] <b00n> wicd
[13:40] <outbackwifi> b00n: never used wicd myself so cant help there
[13:40] <b00n> but nm wasn't working either, keeps asking for a pass
[13:40] <ziroday> tj13820: okay, I have no idea about printers. Sorry :)
[13:40] <outbackwifi> b00n: nm works like a charm
[13:40] <tj13820> ziroday: kk :)
[13:40] <rabez> mplayer uses the w32codecsto play .rm files, the same functionality is provided to gstreamer apps through the pitfdll gstreamer plugin
[13:41] <b00n> let me de-install wicd again then :\
[13:41] <outbackwifi> tj13820: what error does your cups error log throw up? pastebin it
[13:41] <Ujjwol> outbackwifi, does ubuntu support labelflash
[13:42] <outbackwifi> Ujjwol: someone already replied to that; pl scroll and see. it does not run on ubuntu natively, you might get it to run via wine
[13:42] <tj13820> outbackwifi: it doesn't i think. It just won't spool. I hit print... and nothing.
[13:42] <tanto_> i need learn more about terminal command, any link ?
[13:42] <flam> what command?
[13:42] <tj13820> outbackwifi: i've even tried to install another driver for it.
[13:42] <flam> command --help
[13:42] <flam> man command
[13:42] <flam> whatis command
[13:42] <outbackwifi> tj13820: ubuntu has drivers for most common printers
[13:42] <erki> info command
[13:43] <tj13820> outbackwifi: this is as common as it gets. but i've read on hundreds of forums that it won't work
[13:43] <outbackwifi> can you pastebin  your cups error log? it is in /var/log/cups/error_log
[13:44] <cambazz> ok, xrandr is running and i got dual screen but clone
[13:44] <outbackwifi> tj13820: the last 10 lines would suffice
[13:44] <cambazz> how can i make get another screen thats an exention
[13:44] <outbackwifi> cambazz: use grandr to change from clone to extend
[13:44] <peter_g> hi guys, I am using pulse audio, and I want teamspeak to to, in settings, where you can choose your sound driver, there is an option where it says "other" and in it is a text field where it has "/dev/dsp", how shall I edit "/dev/dsp" so  it uses pulseaudio?
[13:44] <b00n> ok deinstalled wicd, how do i open normal nm now?
[13:45] <ariqs> i got mplayer and the .rm still won't play. it plays the audio, but no video
[13:45] <outbackwifi> b00n: did you uninstall nm when you installed wicd?
[13:45] <b00n> i think wicd did that for me
[13:45] <outbackwifi> b00n: so might be a good idea to install it again eh?
[13:45] <b00n> how can i have internet without a network manager?
[13:46] <tj13820> outbackwifi: it is empty
[13:46] <outbackwifi> b00n: using wpa_supplicant
[13:46] <n8tuser> b00n-> use the force of command line
[13:46] <peter_g> please help
[13:46] <outbackwifi> tj13820: is cups running? "ps -fe|grep cups" should tell you
[13:46] <outbackwifi> !ask | peter_g
[13:47] <b00n> i just want wireless xD can't be that hard can it :P
[13:47] <tj13820> yes it is running under root and myself
[13:47] <outbackwifi> b00n: it was never hard when i did it the first time :) everything just worked
[13:47] <n8tuser> b00n-> if you are using broadcoam infamous bcm43xx, it can be
[13:47] <b00n> k reinstalled nm, still aint running
[13:48] <b00n> no, im using intel pro wireless serie
[13:48] <outbackwifi> b00n: logging out of gnome and back in helps
[13:48] <outbackwifi> tj13820: can you paste the result of that command?
[13:49] <tj13820> root      5051     1  0 04:13 ?        00:00:00 /usr/sbin/cupsd
[13:49] <tj13820> tim       9868  9825  0 08:47 pts/0    00:00:00 grep cups
[13:49] <Vinconzo> hii
[13:49] <b00n> sigh, relogging wont help :s
[13:49] <outbackwifi> tj13820: only as root; the second line iss your grep command itself
[13:49] <b00n> rebooting then?
[13:49] <outbackwifi> b00n: sure
[13:49] <b00n> rofl
[13:49] <tj13820> outbackwifi: kk
[13:50] <outbackwifi> tj13820: what about access.log
[13:50] <outbackwifi> oops access_log
[13:50] <Vinconzo> is there any low-memory alternative for mythtv? i want a mediacentre pc, but since i installed mythtv my pc was slowed down _terribly_. i have P4 2,40GHz and 265MB memory
[13:51] <tj13820> Vinconzo: get more ram.
[13:51] <ziroday> Vinconzo: you can try entertainer, xbmc or elisa as an alternative. However none of those are terribly lightweight
[13:52] <Vinconzo> thx
[13:52]  * outbackwifi feels its criminal to run mythtv on 256MB
[13:52] <tj13820> Vinconzo: np
[13:52] <b00n> well rebooting didnt help either
[13:52] <tj13820> outbackwifi: it isn't criminal, it is absurd though. But... atleast it can run without crashing *cough*windows*cough*
[13:53] <b00n> network-manager, right?
[13:53] <outbackwifi> b00n: do you have the applet running?
[13:53] <nnull> tj13820¬ stop coughing you'll give us all the flu
[13:53] <b00n> no, i don't know how to do that
[13:53] <tj13820> nnull : acchuuuuuuuu
[13:53] <tanto_> flam : erki : it's worked , thanks .
[13:53] <tj13820> outbackwifi: localhost - - [25/Oct/2008:04:35:14 -0400] "POST / HTTP/1.1" 200 177 Get-Jobs successful-ok
[13:53] <outbackwifi> b00n: youll know it if its on the system tray
[13:54] <b00n> it isn't
[13:54] <b00n> but it's installed
[13:54] <MrTopas> hello
[13:54] <b00n> this package is installed: network management framework daemon
[13:54] <b00n> thats the right one?
[13:55] <graft> hi, my sound stopped working last night suddenly - now whenever i boot the first time any sound plays it hangs and loops incessantly
[13:55] <graft> i didn't even install any updates or anything...
[13:56] <xinel> afternoon
[13:56] <outbackwifi> b00n: sudo apt-get install network-manager-gnome ; if it says its the latest then youve got the right one
[13:56] <xinel> anybody know of a program to controll anothe programs download speed?
[13:57] <tj13820> outbackwifi: localhost - - [25/Oct/2008:04:35:14 -0400] "POST / HTTP/1.1" 200 177 Get-Jobs successful-ok
[13:57] <xinel> basically looking for an app to controll all othe aps net speed
[13:57] <outbackwifi> xinel: wonderhaper
[13:57] <nnull> graft¬ sounds like the devil got in your PC, call your local priest to exile him
[13:57] <b00n> wow new error:
[13:57] <b00n> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[13:57] <b00n> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[13:57] <graft> xinel: you want a traffic shaper, try wondershaper
[13:57] <outbackwifi> tj13820: i noticed it the first time
[13:57] <outbackwifi> b00n: close synaptics if you have that open
[13:57] <jin_> what to install to get dutch spell checking?
[13:57] <b00n> my bad
[13:57] <tj13820> outbackwifi: okay :) thought you might have missed it with all the excitement
[13:57] <b00n> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[13:58] <b00n> so i guess i have the right one
[13:58] <xinel> cheers outbackwifi and graft
[13:58] <outbackwifi> tj13820: nope ;) but you could do a /etc/init.d/cupsys restart and try tailing the error log when you do the print thing; without logs, im blind
[13:59] <tj13820> outbackwifi: okay :)
[13:59] <gnu_> can someone help me with fstab?
[13:59] <peter_g> when I run team speak with the aoss command I get: ERROR: ld.so: object '/usr/$LIB/libaoss.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
[13:59] <outbackwifi> ~ask|gnu_
[13:59] <outbackwifi> !ask|gnu_
[13:59] <sandstrom> the command: "ufw allow domain" won't allow my computer to make hostname lookups. Anyone who can spot what is wrong in my firewall rule?
[13:59] <peter_g> how do I sort this out?
[14:00] <Algyz> Interesting thing with resolutions. Login window was too big, I changed "Virtual" section in /etc/X11/xorg.conf into 800x600, then login window is okay. Another problem appeared - impossible to change resolution to a higher, then 800x600. When "Virtual" 1024x768, then screen resolution good, but login window tooo big :)
[14:00]  * outbackwifi wouldnt bother with a personal firewall unless his laptop was directly connected to the internet but thats just him
[14:00] <gonzaloaf_laptop> hi, how can I make that kde apps use the same trash that gnome apps?
[14:01] <xinel> nifty
[14:01] <pronoy> nick pronoy_
[14:01] <gos> What is the command line to find out how much a folder occupies?
[14:01] <Frogzoo> gonzaloaf_laptop: symlink the two directories
[14:01] <b00n> so finnaly i have nm again, still same problem
[14:01] <b00n> keeps asking for password
[14:01] <outbackwifi> gos: du -h folder
[14:01] <XLV> gos, du
[14:01] <gos> thanks outbackwifi and XLV
[14:01] <gos> :)
[14:01] <Algyz> My xorg.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/62480/
[14:01] <graft> is there some sort of acpi cache i can flush out?
[14:02] <gnu_> So. Here on this PC i have Ubuntu. I have also a second user. For my mother. On data partition are some movies. She cant watch them because of unability to mount. Ive googled and found info on fstab. So i know what i have to specify there. The only thing that i dont get yet is: wich options i have to specify?
[14:02] <outbackwifi> graft: acpi cache??
[14:02] <outbackwifi> gnu_: user
[14:02] <erUSUL> !fstab | gnu_
[14:02] <graft> i dunno... i have this problem that persists over boots, started suddenly, so maybe the system is caching something about its state
[14:03] <b00n> any1 a clue in how to fix wireless (running dual boot(windows,ubuntu) and trying to connect to a wpa network) keeps asking for password although i enter the good one
[14:03] <outbackwifi> b00n: what nic do you have? is it a new intel 3945?
[14:04] <b00n> it's a intel 3500 i recon
[14:04] <outbackwifi> b00n: ive heard that theres an issue with the driver; you might have to look for a newer driver; ubuntuforums has some threads about this card
[14:04] <gnu_> outbackwifi: /dev/sda2   /media/DATA1   ntfs-3g   users   0 0, kind of like this?
[14:05] <outbackwifi> gnu_: yes
[14:05] <b00n> ow i was wrong
[14:05] <b00n> its Intel WiFi Link 5300
[14:05] <b00n> but my drivers are fine, i think, my hardware recognizes all the networks
[14:05] <gnu_> outbackwifi: this "users" is all i have to put there? no else like "defaults" or something?
[14:06] <outbackwifi> gnu_: mine looks like this --> UUID=30001C24001BEF98 /media/Documents  ntfs-3g  relatime,defaults 0	0
[14:06] <flishlee> ....
[14:06] <flishlee> hello
[14:06] <outbackwifi> b00n: have you ever been able to connect thro ubuntu?
[14:06] <gnu_> outbackwifi: whats realtime?
[14:06] <outbackwifi> gnu_: its relatime not realtime
[14:06] <b00n> outbackwifi: nope :(
[14:07] <MaZiNgA> anyone can help me to install my ubu on a toshiba m200 ..?
[14:07] <outbackwifi> b00n: might be worth your while to look in the forums
[14:07] <gnu_> outbackwifi: ohh, ok, but anyway what does it do?
[14:07] <jezzzzz> Hi everyone. I connect to the internet using adsl modem that has wifi. It is plugged into my computer LAN card. I have friends who are connecting using wifi from my modem. How do I monitor their activity? what software to use?
[14:07] <b00n> i did, and i installed the proper drivers
[14:07] <flishlee> help
[14:07] <flishlee> help
[14:07] <tj13820> outbackwifi: i have something i'll PM it to you
[14:07] <outbackwifi> gnu_:  relatime
[14:07] <outbackwifi>                      Update inode access times relative to  modify  or  change
[14:07] <tj13820> localhost - - [25/Oct/2008:09:02:43 -0400] "POST / HTTP/1.1" 200 415 CUPS-Get-Classes successful-ok
[14:07] <tj13820> localhost - - [25/Oct/2008:09:02:43 -0400] "POST / HTTP/1.1" 200 415 CUPS-Get-Classes successful-ok
[14:07] <tj13820> localhost - - [25/Oct/2008:09:02:43 -0400] "GET /ppd/1200_Series.ppd HTTP/1.1" 200 1349 - -
[14:07] <tj13820> localhost - - [25/Oct/2008:09:03:07 -0400] "POST /printers/1200_Series HTTP/1.1" 200 276426 Print-Job client-error-document-format-not-supported
[14:07] <FloodBot2> tj13820: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:07] <outbackwifi>                      time.
[14:07] <|Cyb3rPunk|> whats the chan for ubuntu inti
[14:08] <flishlee> 中国人有么
[14:08] <flishlee>  help
[14:08] <outbackwifi> !cn|fishlee
[14:08] <gos> flishlee: state your problem
[14:08] <gnu_> outbackwifi: hm, ok. but im still not qute, got it.
[14:08] <|Cyb3rPunk|> whats the chan for8.10
[14:09] <flishlee> something is wrong with my pc
[14:09] <outbackwifi> !intrepid| |Cyb3rPunk|
[14:09] <gos> flishlee:  in what manner what does not behave ?
[14:09] <rparish> Hello,  I just installed ubuntu last night and i have 2 hard drives.. Well my second hard drive is not formated or anything. How do i unmount it and redo the partition and format it?
[14:09] <rparish> and just use it as extra storage
[14:10] <outbackwifi> rparish: if its not formatted, it wont mount; use gparted to partition and mark filesystem and format
[14:10] <jezzzzz> Hi everyone. I connect to the internet using adsl modem that has wifi. It is plugged into my computer LAN card. I have friends who are connecting using wifi from my modem. How do I monitor their activity? what software to use?
[14:10] <mandark> hii everyone
[14:10] <gos> mandark... nice nick
[14:10] <gos> Hello.
[14:10] <gnu_> look if i put in fstab this: "/dev/sda2   /media/DATA1   ntfs-3g   0 0" does it going to work?
[14:10] <flishlee> I cannot use my pidgin for QQ
[14:10] <mandark> my root filesystem has errors on it and i have problem at startup
[14:10] <gnu_> i mean, work..
[14:11] <qstnn> My city is not listed in the weather applet in the gnome-panel. Where is the config file and what data do I need?
[14:11] <gos> flishlee:  have you tried #pidgin ?
[14:11] <gos> They might know better than the people here.
[14:11] <flishlee> yes  I do
[14:11] <rparish> outback
[14:11] <rparish> thanks
[14:11] <gos> Oh... and they don't respond probably do they flishlee  :/
[14:11] <tyler> is there a special dts library i need to download to get dts to reconize by my receiver?
[14:11] <Dillizar> can any body tell me how to use sudo alien
[14:12] <rparish> whats this?  (gparted:6249): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[14:12] <outbackwifi> gnu_: we will know if you try
[14:12] <outbackwifi> rparish: if you are trying it from a nongraphical terminal you will get this error
[14:12] <gnu_> outbackwifi: the thing is, i just need that the other user, who is just user, not administrator. Could watch movies from this partition. So i put there "users" option and thats all? I mean , theoretically i dont need anything else there, right?
[14:12] <Stormx2> Hi all. i'm trying to take input from my second sound card, and play it on my first. i'm using this, which works, but has about a 0.5 second delay: "arecord -D hw:1,0 -r 32000 -c 2 -f S16_LE | aplay -" I was wondering if I could simplify this (maybe use one command to reduce buffering etc)
[14:13] <graingert> Stormx2: does pulseaudio do it?
[14:13] <mandark> my root filesystem has errors on it and i have problem at startup..so tellme how i can clean the disk errors
[14:13] <Stormx2> graingert: Why would I want to use pulseaudio? :/
[14:13] <gnu_> outbackwifi: im no quite in the mood to solve some bunch of problems. after some wrong specifyed things. :(
[14:13] <outbackwifi> gnu_: theoretically you just need defaults
[14:14] <Stormx2> graingert: I've tried to rid my system of pulse as best I can. Everything uses alsa.
[14:14] <blue_mushroom> fsck / ?
[14:14] <erUSUL> mandark: fsck the disk
[14:14] <deepfriedsquirre> I can't boot an ubuntu liveusb because the bootloader can't find kernel image 'linux'
[14:14] <outbackwifi> mandark: fsck /dev/sdX
[14:14] <blue_mushroom> maan
[14:14] <blue_mushroom> mandark:
[14:14] <blue_mushroom> if you're on the system
[14:14] <blue_mushroom> sudo fsck /
[14:14] <gnu_> outbackwifi: aha, here we go. thats what i wanted to hear. So defaults is the default option as i see. :-)
[14:14] <blue_mushroom> or if you're in a live distro: sudo fsck /dev/sdxx
[14:15] <mandark> my root filesystem has errors on it and i have problem at startup..so tellme how i can clean the disk errors on ext3
[14:15] <graingert> Stormx2: it should do 0 delay even in high latancy situations
[14:15] <mandark> it is ext3 filesystem
[14:15] <Dillizar> !alien
[14:15] <blue_mushroom> mandark:  you're on a livedistro?
[14:15] <outbackwifi> !repeat | mandark
[14:15] <gnu_> outbackwifi: ok i go and do this :) "/dev/sda2   /media/DATA1   ntfs-3g   defaults 0 0"
[14:15] <stanman1> hi you all. How can i monitor network traffic from a 8.04 lts server?
[14:16] <mandark> blue_mushroom; nope
[14:16] <outbackwifi> mandark: are you able to see the responses that have been posted to your query?
[14:16] <blue_mushroom> Aha....
[14:16] <kiji> will there be a new nvidia driver for linux soon?
[14:16] <outbackwifi> stanman1: tcpdump or wireshark
[14:16] <graingert> mandark: it should just lead you through fixing inodes, if you boot up without splash scren
[14:16] <deepfriedsquirre> I can't boot an ubuntu liveusb because the bootloader can't find kernel image 'linux'.
[14:16] <graingert> mandark: screen*
[14:16] <blue_mushroom> mandark:  and in a terminal window if you use sudo fsck / doesn
[14:16] <blue_mushroom> doesn't that try to fix the image?
[14:16] <graingert> blue_mushroom: not automaticly
[14:16] <mandark> outbackwifi; this is wat i got wen i ran fsck /dev/sdX fsck 1.40.8 (13-Mar-2008)
[14:16] <mandark> e2fsck 1.40.8 (13-Mar-2008)
[14:16] <mandark> fsck.ext2: No such file or directory while trying to open /dev/sdX
[14:16] <mandark> The superblock could not be read or does not describe a correct ext2
[14:16] <mandark> filesystem.  If the device is valid and it really contains an ext2
[14:16] <FloodBot2> mandark: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:16] <mandark> filesystem (and not swap or ufs or something else), then the superblock
[14:17] <blue_mushroom> graingert:  ah...
[14:17] <deepfriedsquirre> kiji: Have you tried the BETA?
[14:17] <graingert> byee
[14:17] <blue_mushroom> mandark:  you need to install the disk tools
[14:17] <outbackwifi> mandark: replace X with your partition number so if you wanted to check sda4 you would say sudo fsck /dev/sda4
[14:17] <igors> anybody here using ubuntu on a macbook?
[14:17] <blue_mushroom> What are the packages for the disk tools?
[14:17] <rogan> !ops
[14:17] <stanman1> outbackwifi: thanks. What about darkstat, do you know that?
[14:17] <Dillizar> can any body tell me how to use sudo alien
[14:18] <kiji> deepfriedsquirre: which beta?
[14:18] <outbackwifi> stanman1: i know that its an addon for ipcop
[14:18] <mandark> blue_mushroom; wat r the tools
[14:18] <nalioth> rogan: can i help you?
[14:18] <outbackwifi> mandark: replace X with your partition number so if you wanted to check sda4 you would say sudo fsck /dev/sda4
[14:18] <deepfriedsquirre> kiji: Dunno, but I've tried 177.soemthing before
[14:18] <blue_mushroom> mandark:  you need a package that has the fsck tools...
[14:19] <stanman1> outbackwifi: i've got a home network and one of my pc's is spamming, now i need to pinpoint to the machine, would wireshark be of any help?
[14:19] <blue_mushroom> you don't have that installed or something if it said it cannot be found
[14:19] <blue_mushroom> but I don't know the name of the package.
[14:19] <blue_mushroom> that's why I asked
[14:19] <kiji> deepfriedsquirre: the final 177.80 is out
[14:19] <deepfriedsquirre> oh cool
[14:19] <outbackwifi> stanman1: only if all the traffic  goes through your pc
[14:19] <deepfriedsquirre> looks like you know more than me :P
[14:19] <garren> if I try to export path in bash it only saves that path for that current session of the terminal... how do I get it to be a permanent save of that path?
[14:19] <stanman1> outbackwifi: ok, i need to have some kinda packetsniffer i guess
[14:20] <outbackwifi> stanman1: if you have some experience in this realmm, then ettercap would really help :P
[14:20] <blue_mushroom> mandark:
[14:20] <blue_mushroom> wait
[14:20] <rocka_> #ubuntu-dk
[14:20] <blue_mushroom> outbackwifi:  was right
[14:20] <rocka_> Ups.
[14:20] <outbackwifi> blue_mushroom: huh?
[14:20] <blue_mushroom> you have there in the command something like /dev/sdX
[14:20] <rocka_> How do you change channel?
[14:20] <rocka_> Im a noob :p
[14:20] <blue_mushroom> you need to change that X to the device that your root resides in /
[14:21] <outbackwifi> garren: set the PATH variable in /etc/profile or .bashrc
[14:21] <blue_mushroom> most usually it's /dev/sda1
[14:21] <blue_mushroom> most usually it's /dev/sda
[14:21] <blue_mushroom> sorry
[14:21] <outbackwifi> rocka_: /join channelname
[14:21] <garren> outbackwifi: awesome thanks
[14:21] <tissa> tiss_79@hotmail.com
[14:22] <mandark> blue_mushroom; i checked out....its sdb1
[14:22] <blue_mushroom> fsck /dev/sdb
[14:22] <blue_mushroom> then
[14:22] <blue_mushroom> sudo fsck /dev/sdb
[14:22] <shaddoecat> im having problems with  my DVD drive
[14:22] <tissa> love
[14:22] <rparish> if i want to use a 2nd hard drive as extra storage what kinda file system should i make it?
[14:22] <shaddoecat> it showed up after an upd8
[14:22] <shaddoecat> now its gone agen
[14:22] <blue_mushroom> if that doesn't work mandark  try sudo fsck /dev/sdb1
[14:22] <rparish> ext2? or what logical ?  im unsure
[14:22] <mandark> blue_mushroom; http://paste.ubuntu.com/62485/
[14:23] <outbackwifi> rparish: ext3 is good for most part
[14:24] <rparish> as  extended or logical?
[14:24] <blue_mushroom> mandark: first do:
[14:24] <rparish> or primary...
[14:24] <blue_mushroom> Wait.
[14:24] <blue_mushroom> mandark: /dev/sdb1 is your root filesystem?
[14:24] <deepfriedsquirre> I can't boot an ubuntu liveusb because the bootloader can't find kernel image 'linux'
[14:25] <blue_mushroom> mandark:  if you really need to check it ... say yes
[14:25] <blue_mushroom> to that question
[14:25] <outbackwifi> rparish: as long as its pure linux primary will work; its windblows that has a prob with such things
[14:25] <Dillizar> !mol
[14:25] <graft> why are drives now called sd instead of hd? they're clearly not scsi disks...
[14:25] <rparish> nah pure linux
[14:25] <outbackwifi> graft: cos sata drives are emulated as scsi
[14:25] <graft> outbackwifi: oh ah
[14:26] <rparish> but i wanna be able to just save random stuff to it ... like hard the hard drive on the desktop and just click to get to it
[14:26] <blue_mushroom> mandark: tell me if it worked.
[14:26] <outbackwifi> rparish: then ext3 is just great
[14:26] <rparish> k
[14:26] <rparish> i just did it with gparted
[14:26] <gwarqwa> outbackwifi: even ata drives are sd... now
[14:27] <outbackwifi> qwarqwa: did you mean  "ide"?
[14:27] <rparish> says  create primart partition #1 (ext,3 189.96 GiB) on /dev/sdb
[14:27] <rparish> now how do i get to it
[14:28] <gwarqwa> outbackwifi: ah yea that one
[14:28] <outbackwifi> rparish: ok
[14:28] <qstnn> My city is not listed in the weather applet. What is its config file?
[14:28] <GaMbi_DK> how to I open ISO files? whats the name of the app?
[14:28] <outbackwifi> rparish: what do you mean by how do i get to it?
[14:28] <rparish> mount it
[14:28] <outbackwifi> GaMbi_DK: cdrom drive
[14:29] <Stormx2> graingert: So how would I do it with pulse, then?
[14:29] <LjL> qstnn, the weather applet only lists airports
[14:29] <LjL> !mountiso | GaMbi_DK
[14:29] <outbackwifi> rparish: did you format it? then mount using sudo mount /dev/sd?? /mnt/point ;or make an entry in fstab for it to mount automatically
[14:30] <rparish> fstab?
[14:30] <outbackwifi> rparish: !fstab
[14:30] <outbackwifi> !fstab|rparis
[14:30] <qstnn> LjL: The city I am going to has a airport. I fly in! And it is not listed
[14:30] <jaksa> !sound
[14:30] <LjL> qstnn: strange. which city, if i might ask?
[14:31] <qstnn> LjL: Lots of cities are not listed!
[14:31] <graft> anyone here ever had issues with audio repeating incessantly?
[14:32] <graft> even when you kill the process making the sound
[14:32] <rparish> mount /dev/sdb1 /media/harddrive
[14:32] <rparish> mount: mount point /media/harddrive does not exist
[14:32] <LjL> qstnn: i suspect the list is built in, since i don't see it in gconf
[14:32] <graft> rparish: sudo mkdir /media/harddrive
[14:33] <rparish> hmm
[14:34] <LjL> qstnn: but no, it's not built in, because i can't find city names inside the executable, either... let me look better
[14:35] <qstnn> LjL: I found something http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=653146&highlight=weather+applet+city
[14:35] <sandstrom> What port are hostname lookups run on? 53, right?
[14:35] <outbackwifi> sandstrom: only on the server
[14:36] <qstnn> LjL: The post says: /usr/share/libgweather/Locations.xml has cities in-built.
[14:37] <_polto_> anybody working on mplayer package for ubuntu here ?
[14:37] <zhulong> hello
[14:37] <saykou> can i install in a usb pen drive ubuntu and run true it ?
[14:37] <qstnn> LjL: That file is freezing my C2D 3GB machine. Someone surely had a good idea to have such a unwieldly file.
[14:37] <jlewis> ok, I used "sudo bash" to switch to root, but I still can't install Parallels Tools, it still says "you must be root to run this script"
[14:38] <nnull> sudo
[14:38] <nnull> kgo
[14:38] <nnull> oh lol
[14:38] <LjL> qstnn: ah, that file belogs to libgweather-common... i was looking in libgweather1
[14:39] <LjL> qstnn: but it loaded reasonably fast even in nano for me
[14:39] <recon69> ﻿jlewis: try just putting sudo in front of the command that runs the script.
[14:39] <qstnn> Try finding/replacing.
[14:39] <qstnn> LjL ^
[14:39] <LjL> qstnn: yes, that takes longer ;)
[14:39] <jlewis> I was trying to run from the GUI
[14:39] <qstnn> LjL: Google has made all of us whine :)
[14:40] <outbackwifi> !google
[14:40] <GaMbi_DK> iw downloaded gmountiso.. there is a thing called "mounting point" what should this be? :S
[14:40] <EyesOfARaven> is there a way to install the gnome panel from the netbook remix on normal ubuntu?
[14:41] <sandstrom> outbackwifi: the server as in my server? or the responses from the dns-server?
[14:41] <outbackwifi> GaMbi_DK: any place on your filesystem; generally under /media; so you could create a mountpoint using mkdir /media/myisofile
[14:41] <recon69> ﻿jlewis: the CLI is your friend , it not hard to use it and it can do things your GUI cannot
[14:41] <LjL> qstnn: ok, so anyway it works by airport ICAO code like all the others. need to add <location><name xml:lang="en">Cityname</name><code>ICAOCODE</code><coordinates>xx-xxN xxx-xxE</coordinates></location>
[14:41] <outbackwifi> sandstrom: the  dns server would listen to requests on port 53
[14:41] <LjL> coordinates might be optional
[14:41] <jlewis> right recon69
[14:41] <jlewis> I'm trying
[14:42] <GaMbi_DK> thx outbackwifi
[14:42] <zzznn> hi
[14:42] <qstnn> LjL: This is scary. Let me try :(
[14:42] <outbackwifi> GaMbi_DK: thank me when it works
[14:42] <sandstrom> outbackwifi: I have enabled inbound and outbound packets on port 53 (both udp and tcp) in my firewall. Still I can't do hostname lookups when the firewall is enabled.
[14:42] <recon69> jlewis: so open a terminal , CD to the dir your script is in then "sudo scriptname"
[14:42] <sandstrom> Any clue on what might be wrong?
[14:42] <LjL> qstnn: just put "airportname icao code" in google for the code
[14:42] <LjL> or use wikipedia
[14:42] <outbackwifi> sandstrom: you should be able to track connection blocks in your syslog
[14:43] <qstnn> LjL: I looked up another city in the list. It doesn't have this ICAO code. I might get lucky.
[14:43] <outbackwifi> sandstrom: tail -f /var/log/syslog when you are doing a dig www.yahoo.com in another terminal
[14:43] <LjL> qstnn: might not need the ICAO in the US, since as far as i can understand, the applet uses a separate mechanism for US cities
[14:43] <qstnn> LjL: Decimal coordinates or degree/minutes.
[14:44] <jlewis> I thought I knew this better since I used Terminal in OSX but I guess not
[14:44] <outbackwifi> qstnn: if you are just visiting that city this one time, just use worldmate live or some such thing :P
[14:44] <recon69> ﻿jlewis: cd - change dir , ls - list dir , tab - auto complete
[14:45] <zOap> how to free up unused space on ubuntu?
[14:45] <qstnn> outbackwifi: I am not passing it by on a train. I am going to_be_there for sometime :)
[14:45] <outbackwifi> zOap: if its unused isnt it free?
[14:45] <recon69> ﻿zOap: delete the unwanted files
[14:45] <LjL> qstnn: minutes, judging from my city
[14:45] <neoice> the -generic kernel is both 32 and 64 bit, right?
[14:45] <outbackwifi> qstnn: then look up the website of that city
[14:45] <jlewis> yeah, I can change directory, but it still won't recognize the command
[14:46] <recon69> ﻿jlewis: what command?
[14:46] <zzznn> 怎么加入中文频道？
[14:46] <outbackwifi> !cn|zzzznn
[14:46] <jlewis> well I mean, it says command not found
[14:46] <zzznn> 谢谢
[14:46] <neoice> the -generic kernel is both 32 and 64 bit, right? can I force it to run 32 over 64?
[14:46] <outbackwifi> jlewis: what command?
[14:46] <jlewis> i'm in the cdrom0 directory where the script is
[14:47] <jlewis> don't I just type the script name to run it?
[14:47] <outbackwifi> jlewis: put a dot slash in front of it
[14:47] <jlewis> I tried, I'll try again
[14:47] <outbackwifi> jlewis: like so --> ./scriptthatfriesmypc
[14:47] <jlewis> lord
[14:47] <jlewis> finally
[14:48] <jlewis> I had to have ./ and the extension
[14:48] <outbackwifi> jlewis: i would imagine so
[14:48] <jlewis> sorry
[14:48] <Mike> 那里
[14:49] <outbackwifi> jlewis: nifty tip --> press tab for filename completion in the bash shell; saves you the trouble of having to type
[14:49] <sandstrom> outbackwifi: dig isn't installed. did hostname www.yahoo.com instead. However, there is nothing in my syslog.
[14:49] <LjL> !cn | Mike
[14:49] <outbackwifi> sandstrom: hostname is not the command for dns lookups
[14:49] <jlewis> thanks outback
[14:49] <sandstrom> it does something else? on some other port?
[14:50] <outbackwifi> sandstrom: its either dig or nslookup ( i think u need to install dns-utils)
[14:50] <jlewis> unfortunately I've now run into the compatibility issues I was reading about
[14:50] <Thedjatclubrock> Hey guys, I am trying to install kerberos, and I get http://www.pastie.org/300329
[14:50] <Mike> 在玉抱歉
[14:50] <outbackwifi> sandstrom: hostname looks at your systems host name and dns name
[14:50] <LjL> outbackwifi: "host" is the command that's installed by default, and afaik recommended
[14:50] <LjL> !cn | mIKE
[14:50] <K_Ngan> hi all. can anybody help to enable the scroll function of a thinkpad?
[14:50] <Erasmus>  he said that hes sorry
[14:51] <outbackwifi> LjL: that should be directed at sandstrom
[14:51] <LjL> sandstrom: "hostname" changes *your computer's* hostname. use it again immediately to reset to your normal hostname, please, or you might incur in problems.
[14:51] <Mike> ok, is this better?
[14:51] <jlewis> "found xorg 1.4.0; installation for xorg 1.4.0 not found" heh
[14:52] <outbackwifi> Mike: certainly for us, yes
[14:52] <jing_> I moved my own account out of all the existing groups, and switched to a new group, which has only restricted privilege.
[14:52] <jing_> There 's only the root account and my account, but I don't know the password of the root, how could I reset the groups of my account?
[14:52] <qstnn> LjL: I wonder why it asks for coordinates. If I already provide the ICAO code it should be fine.
[14:52] <LjL> jing_: reboot into recovery mode, and do "adduser youraccount admin"
[14:52] <sandstrom> LjL: okey, changed it back. Thanks!
[14:52] <qstnn> LjL: I mean the whole city is spread over a couple of coordinates. What is the point.
[14:52] <Mike> i not speak good
[14:52] <jing_> thanks
[14:53] <LjL> qstnn, use arbitrary ones, the applet really couldn't care less about the actual position
[14:53] <Thedjatclubrock> Hey guys, I am trying to install kerberos, and I get http://www.pastie.org/300329
[14:53] <LjL> sandstrom: use "host www.whatever" to do DNS lookups
[14:53] <veteran> how can i get compiz in kubuntu 8.10
[14:53] <veteran> ?
[14:53] <LjL> veteran: it's installed by default, so you have it
[14:53] <LjL> !compiz > veteran    (veteran, see the private message from Ubotu)
[14:53] <LjL> veteran: oh sorry, kubuntu
[14:54] <neoice> the -generic kernel is both 32 and 64 bit, right? can I force it to run 32 over 64?
[14:54] <LjL> veteran: ask in #ubuntu+1, since that's 8.10
[14:54] <qstnn> LjL: The applet is not willing to update itself. I just appended the information at the end of the file, do you think I need to place it in the proper 'region'.
[14:54] <Mike> i try to install windows after ubuntu and it says i have no hard disk
[14:54] <graingert> neoice: no
[14:54] <sandstrom> host yahoo.com still doesn't turnup anything in my syslog.
[14:54] <outbackwifi> Mike: you need to do it the other  way install windows first and then ubuntu
[14:54] <graingert> Mike: it says no blank partitions....
[14:54] <LjL> qstnn: if you didn't put any ICAO code, almost certainly; otherwise, it's still likely. but anyway, you might have to just restart the panel (or remove and readd the applet) for changes to kick in
[14:54] <veteran> where i can find it?
[14:55] <outbackwifi> sandstrom: did the command return the ip address of yahoo?
[14:55] <graingert> Mike:  you need to resize your ubuntu partition
[14:55] <EyesOfARaven> --- What is the name of the XGL-enabled xserver package? ---
[14:55] <Mike> i had windows, then i switched to ubuntu and i am trying to go back
[14:55] <Raynes> If you didn't have a hard disk it wouldn't say anything at all >_>
[14:55] <graingert> Mike: format your linux drive...
[14:55] <LjL> EyesOfARaven: why don't you find out yourself, by typing "apt-cache search xserver xgl"?
[14:55] <sandstrom> outbackwifi: no, timeout
[14:55] <Mike> in what?
[14:56] <scunizi> Mike, windows
[14:56] <graingert> Mike: with zeroes
[14:56] <EyesOfARaven> ljl: i searched for "xgl" using that exact string and found nothing useful
[14:56] <graingert> Mike: or use knoppix
[14:56] <outbackwifi> sandstrom: can you pastebin sudo iptables -L
[14:56] <Mike> ok
[14:56] <sightless> can anyone help me with something really fast, every time i over a window it shows up, how do i disable this
[14:56] <graingert> Mike: with gparted
[14:56] <LjL> !info xserver-xgl | EyesOfARaven
[14:56] <Mike> i tried gparted
[14:56] <Mike> it didnt work
[14:56] <EyesOfARaven> perhaps it just isn't released for ibex? (i know this isnt the right place ;p)
[14:56] <qstnn> LjL: Or I could just select a sunny location to keep me happy. I don't fly kites anyways :)
[14:56] <graingert> sightless: in System Prefrences windows
[14:56] <qstnn> LjL: I just says updating. Can I run it from a terminal to show some information.
[14:57] <graingert> Mike: ok, use the windows partitioner
[14:57] <LjL> qstnn: heh... anyway there are alternatives - less shiny ones perhaps - such as the "metar" package.
[14:57] <sightless> but the option is disabled, tho it still happens..
[14:57] <Ohmu_> hi people .... my mp3s play at hi volume, but movies play soo quiet.  I'm using Totem.  It's driving me crazy.  Can anyone help?
[14:57] <LjL> qstnn: i don't know about running it from a terminal, it's not trivial given it's an applet... there might be a way, but not one i know
[14:57] <recon69> ﻿Mike: if you just want windows , set bios to boot from CD, out your windows disk in , boot. user windows installer to format you hdd. you will lose everything on the computer.
[14:57] <recon69> s/out/put
[14:57] <Mike> that doenst work
[14:58] <qstnn> LjL: Where does the applet go for information? I have the ICAO code figured right! And it says updating since a minute now.
[14:58] <graingert> Mike: yes it does
[14:58] <Mike> it does not aee the hard drive
[14:58] <Mike> see*
[14:58] <scunizi> qstnn, you want to run update in a window?  sudo apt-get update... sudo apt-get upgrade.. sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[14:58] <thiebaude> Ohhmu_:you should be able to adjust the volumn in totem
[14:58] <goog> Hey People! Is there a way to send keystrokes to a program? For example to automate an ssh login. Piping stuff into ssh seems not to work. Looks like it doesnt read from stdin.
[14:58] <sandstrom> outbackwifi: http://pastie.org/300336
[14:58] <qstnn> scunizi: I am trying to get the weather applet to work.
[14:59] <President> !channel list
[14:59] <graingert> Mike: this is a windows problem, not an ubuntu one
[14:59] <scunizi> Mike, you need to burn a copy of the gparted live cd and use that.. although I can't figure out why we're helping you go back.... ##windows for windows issues.
[14:59] <recon69> ﻿Mike: that because windows is unable to work with ext3 formatted drives. you need to reformat you drive.
[14:59] <johnsbarbershop> hey how can i add a system tray to a gnome bar?
[14:59] <thiebaude> mike:you just want windows and dont want to dual-boot?
[14:59] <scunizi> qstnn, ah.. what's it not doing that you want it to?
[15:00] <graingert> Mike: In buying windows you have purchased support, please go and pester them :-p
[15:00] <qstnn> scunizi: It doesn't have a city I am interested in.
[15:00] <graingert> thiebaude: he wan't 100%doze
[15:00] <LjL> qstnn: don't know, probably more than one service. the description itself says "US. National Weather Service (NWS) servers, including the Interactive Weather Information Network (IWIN)"
[15:00] <LjL> qstnn: the "metar" package will just use NOAA
[15:00] <scunizi> qstnn, maybe there isn't a weather station in that city to pull data from
[15:01] <IdleOne> graingert: no need to be rude. Mike please type /join ##windows and they will be able to help you
[15:01] <LjL> scunizi: if there is a passenger airport, and there is, then there is a station 99%
[15:01] <thiebaude> mike, or the channel 9 forums might be able to help you
[15:02] <qstnn> scunizi: weather.com has weather data
[15:02] <scunizi> LjL, sure.. missed that part of the conversation..
[15:02] <graingert> Mike: it should "just work" tm...
[15:02] <Mike> i want to tell you guys, windows SUCKS, i just need it for gaming
[15:02] <graingert> Mike: what doze are you installing?
[15:02] <Mike> i hate their support
[15:02] <Mike> they are complete jerks
[15:03] <l7> p
[15:03] <graingert> Mike: we know, 1 volunteer is worth 1000 conscripted men...
[15:03] <shell> mike dont support micro$uck
[15:03] <shell> supoort open and free software
[15:03] <IdleOne> Mike: insulting Windows and Windows users wont help you get better support from us
[15:03] <scunizi> qstnn, so the question is "how does the weather appelate get it's city locations and the appropriate data".. it must reference an internal table for external resources..
[15:04] <Mike> idleone: i wasnt meaning that
[15:04] <qstnn> LjL: I can't get it to work. It still says updating. Weather data is available: http://www.airport-data.com/world-airports/VARK-RAJ/. Any ideas?
[15:04] <IdleOne> this is not a Anti-Windows irc channel. we are here to offer a different way of doing things. the Windows way is not the wrong way it is just different
[15:04] <qstnn> scunizi: ^
[15:05] <graingert> IdleOne: Mike: and more expensive...
[15:05] <Mike> im just here for help
[15:05] <Mike> not to bash windows
[15:05] <graingert> Mike: ok, go the ##windows chan
[15:05] <graingert> Mike: we cannot help you here
[15:05] <Mike> ok
[15:05] <recon69> ﻿Mike: sounds to me what you want is a dual boot system, so can you boot from the CD drive?
[15:05] <kri> hi what is the command for the configuration program/file
[15:05] <kri> is simular to gpedit.msc
[15:05] <kri> but in ubuntu
[15:05] <kri> or simular to register
[15:05] <qstnn> IdleOne: Nothing is so different. People just improve on things. Don't you think Gnome has a idea about how Windows UI works? But still it wants to be different. That tantamounts to Gnome (and thereby 'us') thinking our way is better. And it maybe right to bash windows.
[15:05] <johnsbarbershop> hey how can i add a system tray to a gnome bar?
[15:06] <newlife> Is there any other file managers that someone likes besides Nautilus or PCman ? ?
[15:06] <graingert> kri: dpkg reconfigure or somthing
[15:06] <newlife> Running Gnome - Hardy...
[15:06] <graingert> johnsbarbershop: you can only have one
[15:06] <kri> nah
[15:06] <thiebaude> newlife:thunar
[15:06] <thiebaude> !thunar
[15:07] <Sergiu> hi
[15:07] <IdleOne> graingert: it makes you feel real LEET to type doze instead of windows? do you think it gives you more "Hacker cred". Stop being so closed minded and accept that there is times when proprietary software and OS'es are needed.
[15:07] <johnsbarbershop> graingert: yes but i deleted the top gnome bar....then added another one and moved it to the top
[15:07] <kri> is where you can change multipli options for ubuntu and set new strings etc
[15:07] <GABY> Hi there! I am new to ubuntu and I would like to set up my wireless connection of WUSB54GC, but I am quite lost with the hendrick's explanation. Could anyone walk me through the steps?
[15:07] <IdleOne> !ot | IdleOne
[15:07] <kri> dkpg reconfigure was wrong
[15:07] <Sergiu> i have an question: can ubuntu 8.10 RC be used on productive machine?
[15:07] <newlife> thiebaude: How would you compare it to the ones I mentioned before ? Lighter, faster, etc. ?
[15:08] <kri> common
[15:08] <IdleOne> Sergiu: not yet
[15:08] <kri> rxconfig
[15:08] <kri> or what is it called
[15:08] <recon69> ﻿GABY: describe your understanding of the problem ?
[15:08] <thiebaude> newlife:i dont know, i just use it when i'am in fluxbox
[15:08] <Sergiu> IdleOne ok
[15:08] <Sergiu> understood
[15:08] <jlewis> wow, 158 updates available, I wouldn't know where to start
[15:08] <thiebaude> i use nautilus when i'am on gnome
[15:08] <kri> hello?
[15:08] <IdleOne> Sergiu: if you need that machine for important work I would wait a couple more weeks. official release date is Oct 30
[15:08] <recon69> ﻿jlewis: install?
[15:09] <kri> where do i change those settings that can only be changed in some sort of config program
[15:09] <GABY> recon69: How do I do "cd wusb54gc"?
[15:09] <kri> looks like regedit for windows...
[15:09] <jlewis> recon69?
[15:09] <kri> in ubuntu.
[15:09] <newlife> thiebaude: Haven't tried fluxbox yet - is this different version or desktop of ubuntu?
[15:09] <legend2440> kri in terminal type   gconf-editor
[15:10] <kri> thanks
[15:10] <thiebaude> kri,gconf-editor
[15:10] <recon69> ﻿jlewis: mean that you should just install them.
[15:10] <drowner> Hello everyone: Where can I find the log of commands entered into terminal by a particular user?
[15:10] <IdleOne> newlife: it is a different Desktop that can be used in Ubuntu
[15:10] <kri> im writing this one up
[15:10] <thiebaude> newlife:it's another one of those window managers
[15:10] <thiebaude> !fluxbox
[15:10] <jlewis> standard stuff?  190 MB so I wasn't sure, obviously some of them aren't required
[15:10] <drowner> fluxbox is really fast. i like it
[15:11] <thiebaude> me too,drowner
[15:11] <thiebaude> its low on system resources
[15:11] <recon69> ﻿GABY: well, first you need to be in a terminal window, and be in a directory that has a ﻿wusb54gc subfolder.
[15:11] <drowner> thiebaude: yup. Now, do you know the answer to my question ? ;)
[15:11] <newlife> thiebaude: There is away to select which you want to run at login - correct?
[15:11] <jlewis> well, we'll see what happens
[15:12] <thiebaude> yes,newlife at log-in
[15:12] <jlewis> 800 kb/s ok, nevermind this won't take long
[15:12] <drowner> newlife: yes, depending on which log-in screen you have, there should be a menu for 'Sessions' where you can choose
[15:12] <thiebaude> drowner, i don't have an answer to that.
[15:12] <Mart1z> ïðèâåò
[15:12] <drowner> thiebaude: no, that's cool
[15:12] <Marie_untu> I am creating a OpenPGP key, it asks me for Name, Comment and Email, What should I enter as a comments? what comments wanna mean?
[15:13] <newlife> thiebaude: neub at this as of yet. Where is best place to look besides google & forums to find how to set this up?
[15:13] <ay^> Marie_untu: it's just a comment for it, like "work key" "secret personal files" "Illegal things i've done and dont want others to see"
[15:13] <thiebaude> newlife:check it out to see if you like it, sudo apt-get install fluxbox
[15:14] <Marie_untu> ay: thanks
[15:14] <thiebaude> newlife:or google, fluxbox
[15:14] <blip-> hi all,  on kubuntu 8.04 is it compiled with the Xinerama USE flag ?  thanks
[15:15] <GABY> recon69: I have extracted it to the Desktop.  I have opened the File Browser and then opened Terminal.  Is that right?
[15:15] <newlife> thiebaude: Ah that simple ok - shouldn't of figured that out - thanks will do - at login will be pretty straight forward on which session I want to login into ?
[15:15] <thiebaude> newlife:yup, it sure will
[15:16] <photon> Can I use the alternate installer to install Ubuntu on an USB flash device with an encrypted root? And does Ubuntu (when booted from the flash) guarantee that my harddisc won't change a single bit?
[15:16] <drowner> thiebaude: if you are interested the answer is the /home/username/.bash_history
[15:16] <newlife> thiebaude: I'm comfortable with using Terminal - will do the apt-get....
[15:16] <thiebaude> ok, drowner, thanks
[15:16] <moes> I am having problems getting emerald to open when I log in. From a console I use emerald -- replace & disown to start and add same to  window decorator but when i logout and login in it reverts to default
[15:16] <thiebaude> ok, newlife
[15:17] <newlife> thiebaude: THanks - whole new world out there - great stuff!
[15:17] <recon69> ﻿GABY: no, use Applications->Terminal  to open a terminal window, then type "pwd" to see what dir you in
[15:17] <thiebaude> pm me if you have questions about fluxbox
[15:17] <prof_1> hello is there someone who can help me fix my floppy?
[15:17] <deo> Hi all
[15:18] <arvind_khadri> !anyone | prof_1
[15:18] <arvind_khadri> !hi | deo
[15:18] <Acknix> whats the command in terminal to go to the desktop? i cant remember, been ages
[15:18] <legend2440> moes: http://openswitch.org/journal/how-to-enable-emerald-in-hardy-heron-804
[15:18] <deo> I had a question about mounting a digital camera via USB
[15:18] <arvind_khadri> Acknix, cd Desktop/
[15:18] <Acknix> ty
[15:18] <arvind_khadri> !ask | deo
[15:18] <Acknix> i was missing the / =]
[15:18] <recon69> ﻿GABY: but could be lots of reasons you not connecting to you network. is you card detected by ubuntu, is you network encrypted, is you network actually working. you need to answer these questions
[15:19] <prof_1> here's te problem wont read or write it is in the fstab but when I use df /media/floppy I get sda1? how do I fix this?
[15:19] <deo> I plugged in my camera and ubuntu told me I didn't have permission to mount the device
[15:19] <deo> I also tried under to do a sudo mount -a and that didn't work either...
[15:19] <GaMbi_DK> ISO UT2k3 Installe:  /home/gambi/ISO/linux_installer.sh -> Error in checksums: 2837680323 is different from 3043856338    What dose this tell me? :S
[15:20] <arvind_khadri> deo, use sudo .. are you the only user of the system?
[15:20] <shell> does emerald work with fluxbox ????
[15:20] <arvind_khadri> GaMbi_DK, that there is an error in the checksum... :P
[15:21] <thiebaude> shell:i don't know about that one
[15:21] <vix85> does there exist any #ubuntu celebrate channel for the II release?
[15:21] <deo> arvind_khadri, I did a sudo mount -a and that didn't work either
[15:21] <nnull> how can i play .swf files ive got swfdec flashplayer but .swf files still dont work
[15:21] <biel> is there any kubuntu chat or can I post here?
[15:21] <sirjoebob> nnull: you can install the flash plugin for your browser
[15:21] <thiebaude> !irssi
[15:21] <nnull> sirjoebob¬ ive got that
[15:21] <arvind_khadri> deo, are you the only user of the machine?check whether you have permissions to use external devices
[15:21] <nnull> oh and watch it thru the browser got ya
[15:22] <GaMbi_DK> arvind_khadri, really? :) well what dose that tell me? I dont know what it means
[15:22] <sirjoebob> nnull: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[15:22] <legend2440> biel    #kubuntu
[15:22] <deo> arvind_khadri yes I am the only user, how do I check to see if i have permission to use external devices?
[15:22] <sirjoebob> nnull: vlc should be able to play swf as well
[15:22] <mcpenney> I want to to be able to run graphical applications on my Ubuntu so that the display shows up on my mac.  Is what I'm looking for an xserver on the Ubuntu machine?  I have X11 installed on the mac (needed to run OO2).
[15:23] <photon> Can I use the alternate installer to install Ubuntu on an USB flash device with an encrypted root? And does Ubuntu (when booted from the flash) guarantee that my harddisc won't change a single bit?
[15:23] <bobsong> l
[15:23] <newlife> thiebaude: In fluxbox now - WOW! This to cool - allot faster - clean - very very nice - looks like fun - thanks mucho'
[15:23] <sirjoebob> nnull: www.videolan.org/vlc/
[15:23] <arvind_khadri> GaMbi_DK, what exactly is the error being generated from? an ISO ..if yes, then you will have to download another image
[15:23] <prof_1> Sorry just frustrated and really need anyone or anybody or as I pointered out someone who can help me figure out ->  here's the problem wont read or write it is in the fstab but when I use df /media/floppy I get sda1? how do I fix this?
[15:23] <bobsong> fuck
[15:23] <thiebaude> newlife:no problem with the resolution?
[15:23] <sirjoebob> who sirjoebob
[15:23] <GABY> recon69: Finally I have managed it.  Thanks for bearing with me
[15:23] <LjL> !language | bobsong
[15:23] <arvind_khadri> deo, System->Administration->Users and groups
[15:23] <drowner> newlife: Flux is cool. Don't run Nautilus, its starts up the gnome-desktop! (well it did on my computer
[15:24] <bobsong> anyone?
[15:24] <thiebaude> newlife:use thunar
[15:24] <thiebaude> me too drowner
[15:24] <prof_1> my floppy  is giving me the blueson ubuntu
[15:24] <hypn0> drowner: u can run nautilus without starting desktop too
[15:24] <GaMbi_DK> arvind_khadri, I how can that be? I downloaded 2.1 GB (3 iso files: cd1 cd2 cd3) what is it comparing checksum with?
[15:24] <drowner> hypn0: how?
[15:25] <newlife> thiebaude: Nope - running Nvidia - no problems - look great - I will start out playing with & settup the looks 1st thing - fun fun  :o)
[15:25] <Erasmus> ##windows
[15:25] <thiebaude> ok, newlife
[15:25] <Erasmus> sorry
[15:25] <Erasmus> my bad
[15:25] <newlife> later on
[15:25] <arvind_khadri> GaMbi_DK, it may have some internal checking method... the installer script is doing it for you i guess...
[15:25] <prof_1> Is there anyone who has had this problem?
[15:25] <unop> drowner, you'll need to edit the gconf settings for nautilus - using the gconf-editor
[15:25] <drowner> ahh ok
[15:25] <deo> arvind_khadri, Users and groups says I have access to external storage devices
[15:25] <drowner> maybe i'll just use thunar ;)
[15:25] <unop> drowner, or use the --no-desktop switch to nautilus
[15:26] <hypn0> drowner: nautilus --no-desktop --browser ~
[15:26] <GaMbi_DK> arvind_khadri, the install script was on ISO3.. shoud be the same as the ISO
[15:26] <drowner> nice. thanks guys!
[15:26] <arvind_khadri> deo, hmm .. what happens when you plugin the device?
[15:26] <recon69> ﻿GaMbi_DK: md5sum is a program that allows you to check files for DL errors, run the md5sum program against you downloaded file, it gives you a code, compare this with the MD5 code  given on the file download page
[15:27] <thiebaude> cool,unop, that worked, thanks
[15:27] <arvind_khadri> GaMbi_DK, do what recon69 said :)
[15:27] <deo> arvind_khadri, a window  pops up and says cannot mount volume. you are not privileged to mount this volume.
[15:27] <arvind_khadri> deo, mount it through the terminal
[15:27] <Axold> hi all
[15:27] <GaMbi_DK> arvind_khadri, recon69 that sounds hard
[15:28] <GaMbi_DK> donwloaded the ISOs from a torrent side.. no way I can find the checksum in there
[15:28] <vision_> org
[15:29] <LjL> !md5 | GaMbi_DK
[15:29] <arvind_khadri> GaMbi_DK, the ISO will have a file named md5sum
[15:29] <recon69> ﻿GaMbi_DK: well, if it's correct look for the same file on the ubuntu dl page , get the md5 code from there
[15:29] <unop> GaMbi_DK, the md5sums are available on the mirrors too
[15:29] <Marie_untu> I want to register my OpenPGP key into launchpad, I have created successfully a key fingerprint, now I have to upload the key to a key server (gpg --send-key key-id) which is my key-id???
[15:30] <Axold> i've got a question with my wireless. I have the intel 3439 wireless card on my laptop (acer aspire 4710) and in my router I have wpa. Diggin in google I ve got that my card have some problems with wpa, so ive tried a few tutorials (in ubuntuforums as well) but ... I can't get a connection with my router. Anyone knows how i can solve it? thx in advance :D
[15:30] <deo> arvind_khadri, ok I got it to mount that way
[15:31] <arvind_khadri> deo, yay you made it :)
[15:31] <cabrioleur> Marie_untu, check it with "gpg --list-keys"
[15:31] <Axold> sorry ive a intel Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG
[15:31] <cabrioleur> Marie_untu, the pattern is Encryption/KeyID
[15:31] <mike_> is there a way of adding proprietary drivers to an ubuntu install image?
[15:32] <mike_> so it will use ATI drivers upon install for example
[15:32] <Marie_untu> ﻿I want to register my OpenPGP key into launchpad, I have created successfully a key fingerprint, now I have to upload the key to a key server (gpg --send-key key-id) which is my key-id???
[15:32] <arvind_khadri> mike_,  ya .. you can create a custom live cd
[15:32] <cabrioleur> Marie_untu, check it with "gpg --list-keys"
[15:32] <BSG75> anyone know how I can fix my wifi... it works perfectly then stops. signal bar shows full str.. however there is no connection... then it starts back up again.
[15:32] <mike_> ah, how do i create a custom live cd?
[15:32] <GaMbi_DK> arvind_khadri, no file named md5sum on any of the isos
[15:32] <deo> arvind_khadri, do you have any idea as to y it won't mount auto? I and trying to decide whether to change from using fedora to ubuntu..
[15:33] <cabrioleur> BSG75, are you using ndiswrapper?
[15:33] <Marie_untu> cabrioleur:thanks
[15:33] <mike_> found some docs
[15:33] <mike_> thanks mate :)
[15:33] <arvind_khadri> deo, am really not much qualified to answer to that, but i feel it may be the permissions on your devices...not sure though
[15:34] <ay^> deo: you could add it to the fstab and have it automounted
[15:34] <deo> arvind_khadri, well thanks alot! glad it works
[15:35] <arvind_khadri> deo, :) am glad too
[15:35] <Marie_untu> cabrioleur: ok, i enter " gpg --send-key 52******" but it says  "no keyserver known (use option --keyserver)"
[15:35] <kane77> can I automatically create entries for fstab for my fat and ntfs partitions?
[15:35] <Marie_untu> which keyserver should i use??
[15:35] <arvind_khadri> !vfat | kane77
[15:36] <recon69> ﻿Axold : well you card is supported, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCardsIntel, so you sure you got your setting correct (WPA key) and have you tried making you network unencrypted to see if that is your problem
[15:36] <ThexLeopard> i need some help with connecting to ubuntuforums.org, i know its a router or ISP problem, have any of you people got a suggestion?
[15:36] <deo> ay^, thanks, yeah I was thinking that too but it would have to be plugged in when booting or I'd have to run mount to get it to work, but thats better than nothing I suppose
[15:36] <perillux> I am going to attempt to install the ati proprietary drivers.  (I currently have the open source dirver that came with ubuntu).  In the past I have tried this and after I finished it fixed some things, but it also messed some things up because it for some reason doesn't give me direct rendering.  I've tried it twice, 1 time I was able to switch back to the open source drivers and the second time I had to do a clean ubuntu install to get the
[15:36] <deo> I am also running WUBI, not sure if that makes a difference....
[15:36] <BSG75> btw, the torrent iso fails during media check, says 1 file is bad and stops
[15:36] <ay^> deo:  yeah.. thats true, good luck anyways :)
[15:36] <x_> hi, I have got a problem with the new network manager in xubuntu 8.10. I have a DSL Dialup connection and it just refuses to connect :( . I tried to set up with pppoe and with the networkmanager both way are not working. where can i find a logfile or anythin of Networkmanager?
[15:36] <kri> hi
[15:36] <cabrioleur> Marie_untu, you have to specify the keyserver address
[15:36] <kri> hi
[15:37] <arvind_khadri> perillux, use envyng
[15:37] <BSG75> cabrioleur: nope.. my wifi worked out of the box
[15:37] <Marie_untu> cabrioleur: ok, but which keyserver address should i use?
[15:37] <arvind_khadri> !envyng | perillux
[15:37] <BSG75> sorry my wifi decided to go on a lala land walk again .. it was working perfectly under 8.04 btw
[15:37] <arvind_khadri> x_ ask #ubuntu+1
[15:37] <cabrioleur> gpg --send-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com <KEY-ID>
[15:37] <Marie_untu> cabrioleur: i dont know any keyserver
[15:38] <cabrioleur> Marie_untu, gpg --send-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com <KEY-ID>
[15:38] <enaut> thx arvind_khadri
[15:38] <GaMbi_DK> arvind_khadri, just noticed that the checksum changes when I run the installer
[15:38] <arvind_khadri> enaut, welcome :)
[15:38] <kri> i have in gconf-editor set 'number_of_workspaces=6' under /apps>desktop>gnome>applications>window-manager why have i only 2 workspaces?
[15:38] <Marie_untu> cabrioleur: thanks
[15:38] <kri> do gnome just support 2 workspaces?
[15:38] <cabrioleur> BSG75, can you give me the output of lspci about the wireless card?
[15:38] <arvind_khadri> GaMbi_DK, thats weird... btw what are the ISO's of?
[15:38] <nnull> sirjoebob¬ i have all those, still doesnt work, works in browser tho
[15:38] <kri> have i change to some other windowmanager?
[15:38] <kri> to have more then 2 workspaces?
[15:38] <GaMbi_DK> arvind_khadri, ut2k3
[15:38] <kri> why is there only 2?
[15:38] <cabrioleur> kri, up to 32 when I checked last.
[15:39] <kri> why dont they show up i have set it to 6
[15:39] <arvind_khadri> GaMbi_DK, uhh whats that...
[15:39] <GaMbi_DK> arvind_khadri, unreal tournament 2003
[15:39] <ThexLeopard> does anyone know the command line functions for a) removing nvidia drivers completely from your system and b) installing them again through terminal or outside the gui?
[15:39] <cabrioleur> kri, if you have compiz-fusion running you have to set it up there.
[15:39] <arvind_khadri> GaMbi_DK, i thought so :)
[15:39] <BSG75> cabrioleur: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 4965 AG or AGN [Kedron] Network Connection (rev 61)
[15:39] <kri> cabrioleur: comipiz-fusion?
[15:40] <arvind_khadri> GaMbi_DK, download from some other place... i feel the ISO's arent proper
[15:40] <Mechdave> kri, right click on the workspace app and preferences and increase the columns to how ever you need
[15:40] <kri> i have set it in gconf editor to number_of_workspaces = 6 is there another place to change the setting for workspaces?
[15:40] <kri> oooh
[15:40] <kri> i have now workspace
[15:40] <kri> have to add it
[15:40] <kri> and then go from there
[15:40] <kri> thanks
[15:40] <FloodBot2> kri: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:40] <GaMbi_DK> arvind_khadri, it says: "Error in checksums: 814431249 is different from 3043856338" the "814431249" changes everytime I run the file
[15:40] <arvind_khadri> GaMbi_DK, download from some other place... i feel the ISO's arent proper
[15:41] <gAri-> how can I pass some EXPORT-ed variables to a screen session?
[15:41] <perillux> arvind_khadri: should I do envyng-gtk  or envyng-qt ??
[15:41] <GaMbi_DK> arvind_khadri, well is it normal that the checksum changes? :S
[15:41] <arvind_khadri> perillux, you use gnome?
[15:41] <perillux> arvind_khadri: yes
[15:41] <perillux> arvind_khadri: gnome, ubuntu intrepid ibex
[15:41] <arvind_khadri> GaMbi_DK, no its not afaik ... might be the files you downloaded are not the good ones
[15:42] <methril|laptop> hi folks!
[15:42] <Curtis> what is a release canidate?
[15:42] <methril|laptop> someone knows how to set up the default interface in NetworkManageR?
[15:42] <arvind_khadri> perillux, 8.10 support on #ubuntu+1 ,anyways its envyng-gtk
[15:42] <Azerthoth> Curtis rc == beta
[15:42] <sirjoebob> Curtis: a release candidate is tha last release before the final version
[15:42] <scunizi> Curtis, it's a version just before the official release.. beta
[15:42] <Curtis> okay
[15:42] <sirjoebob> Curtis: alpha, beta release candidate (rc)
[15:43] <Curtis> and how can i upgrade to 8.10 from 8.04?
[15:43] <BSG75> aarrrggg
[15:43] <kri> hm
[15:43] <kri> ok i have more workspaces now
[15:43] <perillux> arvind_khadri: I didn't think this issue was specific to intrepid though.  it seems more general.  But thanks, I tried envy before and it said my card wasn't supported, so hopefully this will work better
[15:43] <kri> how do i get rid of those uggly big arrows when i change workspace with my shortcut
[15:43] <cabrioleur> BSG75, do you have any logs in dmesg when it happens.
[15:43] <kri> i want that little boxes
[15:43] <kri> not big arrows
[15:43] <arvind_khadri> Curtis, sudo apt-get distro-upgrade
[15:43] <cabrioleur> BSG75, this is usually a problem free card.
[15:44] <andresmh> when I do sudo apt-cache showpkg openoffice.org, it lists oo3 and oo2.4... does that mean i have both installed?
[15:44] <Curtis> thanks
[15:44] <BSG75>  cabrioleur:  I know.. and the card is just fine .. works perfectly under 8.04 and <blech> Vista
[15:44] <andresmh> and if so, how do i get rid of oo2.4 without messing up my oo3?
[15:44] <cabrioleur> BSG75, are you using it in 8.10?
[15:44] <BSG75>  cabrioleur: yeah
[15:45] <cabrioleur> BSG75, make sure you don't have backport modules installed.
[15:45] <BSG75>  cabrioleur: on it right now .. just dies out then comes back on it's own
[15:45] <newlife> Can you install KDE as a session same as fluxbox. Currently running Gnome desktop - Hardy Heron ?
[15:45] <scunizi> andresmh, instructions for Oo3 say to uninstall 2.x before installing.. sounds like you did it backwards.
[15:45] <arvind_khadri> perillux, :) atb
[15:45] <raffy> giorno
[15:45] <Azerthoth> newlife yes
[15:45] <scunizi> newlife, ye
[15:45] <kri> is there a option to get rid of the meny in gnome-terminal from gconf-editor?
[15:45] <perillux> arvind_khadri: I searched for envy in the package manager and all that showed up is envyng.. I thought envyNG was different than envy
[15:45] <floyd> okay questoin!!!
[15:45] <perillux> arvind_khadri: are they the same thing?
[15:46] <Popcorned> Can somone point me to the manual for ftpd-ssl?
[15:46] <floyd> i have the compiz
[15:46] <cabrioleur> BSG75, and I recommend to check bug report, and if there is none, file it. It might be fixed before the official release, as it's a very popular card.
[15:46] <andresmh> scunizi: i installed 3.0 via synaptic
[15:46] <BSG75>  cabrioleur: stays good for a few minutes then takes a dump for a bit .. then comes back
[15:46] <BSG75>  cabrioleur: very very frustrating
[15:46] <floyd> but i want the plugins for it like annotate or snowball
[15:46] <floyd> anyone know how
[15:46] <arvind_khadri> perillux, install envyng ...its the ubuntu-fied version of envy
[15:46] <scunizi> andresmh, are you on intrepid?  how'd you find it in synaptic?
[15:46] <cabrioleur> BSG75, the perks of being a beta tester.
[15:46] <BSG75> cabrioleur: looking thru the bug report as we speak
[15:47] <andresmh> scunizi: yes, i'm on intrepid
[15:47] <BSG75> cabrioleur: LOL no kidding
[15:47] <Thedjatclubrock> How would I mandate all traffic go through a proxy?
[15:47] <scunizi> andresmh, until released intrepid questions are on #ubuntu+1
[15:47] <magnetron> Popcorned→ i would advise against using ftp-ssl, i instead recommend using sftp (ssh). it's so much more secure
[15:48] <floyd> so......say you want the windows to be able to grip and grap and turn around in ubuntu how would u go about doing that...........errr please help?
[15:48] <perillux> arvind_khadri: ok it's installing.  I think I used the envy off of the website.  I'll let you know how it turns out
[15:48] <bazhang> !ccsm | floyd
[15:48] <perillux> arvind_khadri: I mean "I think I used the envy off the website"  in the past *
[15:49] <arvind_khadri> perillux, i got that :)
[15:49] <floyd> thanks
[15:49] <Thedjatclubrock> How would I mandate all traffic go through a proxy?
[15:49] <Thedjatclubrock> Oops
[15:50] <methril|laptop> it's a way to change the metric route of an interface from NetworkManager?
[15:50] <cabrioleur> Thedjatclubrock, You can use system -> preferences -> network proxy to set environment variables like http_proxy. However, not all applications pay attention to these
[15:51] <Thedjatclubrock> cabrioleur: I need a system-level solution, like iptables
[15:52] <[admin]> Thedjatclubrock, read about prerouting in iptables
[15:52] <JonnyWilko> I'm having a bit of trouble trying to record on my laptop using the mic jack input.  I can only seem to record through the internal mic.
[15:53] <Avionix> hallo
[15:55] <Avionix> hi
[15:56] <GaMbi_DK> arvind_khadri, "This installation doesn't support glibc-2.0 on Linux / x86_64" any ideas?
[15:56] <yvonne_> Actually, my name is Randy. I'm setting up this laptop for my Mom
[15:56] <kri> i have a problem again
[15:56] <[admin]> kri state the problem only please
[15:56] <shell> ubuntu for all the moms !
[15:56] <[admin]> !! :D
[15:57] <kri> im trying to get ridd of the scroll-bar in gnome-terminal abd u gave gobe to gconf-edit and im in ~/gnome-terminal/profiles/deafult/deafylt_show_menubar
[15:58] <kri> and i have typed in disabled
[15:58] <sirjoebob> kri: you can do this from the menu
[15:58] <kri> scrollbar position *
[15:58] <arvind_khadri> GaMbi_DK, the installer wants a higher version of glibc
[15:58] <kri> well right and left postion works to change
[15:58] <kri> but not disabled
[15:59] <animefanfive> I am trying to share files over my local network. I have installed the service and everything but when I try to share it it says "You do not have permission to create usershare". Under users and groups I have permission to share files. Whats wrong?
[15:59] <scunizi> !enter | kri
[15:59] <sirjoebob> kri: edit, profiles, cllick your profie and click edit, go to scrolling and chose disabled from the dropdown menu
[15:59] <arvind_khadri> GaMbi_DK, try downloading the glibc-2.0-dev package
[16:00] <yvonne_> every time i restart my laptop, it opens the programs i had open before i restarted. how can i turn this off so that when i restart my laptop it goes to the desktop?
[16:00] <[admin]> use none
[16:00] <sirjoebob> yvonne_: you running ubuntu/xubuntu?
[16:00] <yvonne_> yes
[16:00] <yvonne_> 8.04
[16:00] <sirjoebob> yvonne_: which one?
[16:01] <sirjoebob> yvonne_: ubuntu or xubuntu?
[16:01] <yvonne_> ubuntu
[16:01] <animefanfive> yvonne_: Try system -> pref -> session under session options make sure the remember box isn't checked.
[16:01] <yvonne_> where is that located
[16:01] <yvonne_> ok
[16:02] <cabrioleur> I <3 apt-mirror
[16:02] <jeeez> hey, can i restart ubuntu without a full reboot of my pc?
[16:02] <yvonne_> thanks!!
[16:02] <arvind_khadri> jeeez, you mean restart the display?
[16:02] <sirjoebob> jeeez: you can use ctrl+alt+backspace to restart services, etc
[16:02] <arvael> jeeez ctrl+alt+backspace
[16:02] <[admin]> jeeez, press CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE
[16:02] <jeeez> thanks
[16:02] <cabrioleur> jeeez, I think there is a logical error in your sentence.
[16:02] <curtis_Desktop> can anyone give me a good link for a 24 inch monitor that will alow me to play xbox 360 on it?
[16:03] <jeeez> cabrioleur: point taken! sorry :)
[16:03] <scunizi> curtis_Desktop, http://www.google.com/
[16:03] <[admin]> cabrioleur, newbies always do
[16:03] <LjL> curtis_Desktop: try #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:03] <[admin]> :P
[16:03] <yvonne_> I am coming from the Mac side using OSX. Ubuntu is new to me. So far it looks really neat!! I am not a coder either.
[16:04] <yvonne_> there are a couple of apps i use on the mac side that i am hping are available in ubuntu. at least an available equivalent
[16:04] <[admin]> yvlasov, please state your issue directly
[16:04] <yvonne_> i use audio hijack pro and sound studio on the mac side
[16:05] <yvonne_> i need something in ubuntu that will allow for scheduled recordings
[16:05] <yvonne_> i mean audio recordings of radio shows off the radio. audio hijack pro does this for me on the mac
[16:06] <hardcore> how come i can't display my picture in pidgin?
[16:06] <cabrioleur> Yvonne, audacity
[16:06] <cabrioleur> hardcore, why not?
[16:06] <hardcore> i selected a picture to display and its not shown
[16:06] <hardcore> i even sent myself an i.m. and don't see it
[16:07] <yvonne_> yes i know ABOUT THAT ONE AT LEAST TO REPLACE SOUND STUDIO. Please ignore the upper case. caps lock stuck. sorry.
[16:07] <oh> so i'm trying to install ubuntu on virtualbox and i get a blank screen
[16:07] <oh> what's up with that
[16:07] <kri> how can i get the sound even higher? i have the highest avaible in audacious and alsamixer...
[16:07] <floyd> okay
[16:07] <floyd> so if i want to go to my desktop folder
[16:07] <bor0> is it possible to copy Ubuntu on my 1GB usb flash memory and make it bootable?
[16:07] <floyd> in the terminal
[16:07] <floyd> how would i do that
[16:07] <FloodBot2> floyd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:08] <floyd> no problem i apologize
[16:08] <oh> ..so i'm trying to install ubuntu on virtualbox and i get a blank screen
[16:08] <oh> any help
[16:08] <kri> floyd: type ~/ and tab
[16:08] <mlpug> is the difference between alfa, beta, rc and release somehow well defined somewhere or do they just reflect increasing stability in more fuzzy way
[16:08] <hardcore> does anyone know how to properly display a picture in pidgin?
[16:09] <DEdwards> can someone please tell me how to add a desktop switcher to Avant-window-navigator in GNOME?  Thanks in advance
[16:09] <cabrioleur> Yvonne, and audacity can't replace it?
[16:09] <petr4> hardcore: "properly"? specify?
[16:09] <hardcore> petr4, does pidgin require a certain format?
[16:10] <petr4> hardcore: I guess it does not.
[16:10] <hardcore> petr4, it doesn't display when i message people
[16:10] <petr4> jabber?
[16:10] <cabrioleur> Yvonne, if you are looking for something "more pro" check http://www.rosegardenmusic.com/ out
[16:10] <hardcore> petr4, i even messaged myself with another i.d. and didn't see it
[16:10] <petr4> hardcore: try pidgin channel
[16:10] <GaMbi_DK> Ok.. I got the 3 disks for UT2k3 (ISOs) If I installed the game on windows: would I be able to run it in linux? or do I need to use the linux installer?
[16:10] <hardcore> petr4, but it says its selected in the modify account
[16:11] <toxygen> hello
[16:11] <hardcore> ok
[16:11] <toxygen> i'm looking for former package for ubuntu intrepid: linux-headers-2.6.27-4-generic
[16:11] <toxygen> it seems it is not anywhere
[16:11] <Tom_Davis> gambi: you would need to install it using wine in linux
[16:11] <sirjoebob> GaMbi_DK: you would need to use the linux installer or wine
[16:11] <toxygen> and with the more recent kernel the atheros wifi stopped to work
[16:12] <LjL> !intrepid | toxygen
[16:12] <Tom_Davis> they should have named it insane iguana
[16:12] <scunizi> toxygen, sudo apt-get install build-essential
[16:12] <Twigathy> introverted imp
[16:12] <Tom_Davis> inconsequential impala
[16:12] <MrLemur> Hi. I have recently upgraded to Intrepid from Hardy. My only problem is that I have no sound. The sound card is recognised, just no sound. It's a SiS SI7012.
[16:13] <Twigathy> impossible inchworm
[16:13] <gribouille> hi
[16:13] <toxygen> scunizi: that install new package
[16:13] <Tom_Davis> MrLemur: use #ubuntu+1 for intrepid questions
[16:13] <toxygen> scunizi: i need old
[16:13] <toxygen> LjL: thanks
[16:13] <floyd> im so confused i went to elementplugin.com/downloads/                       i cant get it working no matter what i downloaded it and then tryed to enter the command in the terminal and nothing i think im going to give up for a while and let my mind rest
[16:13]  * Tom_Davis is old
[16:13] <gribouille> I've installed ubuntu server, and I need to resize ntfs partitions
[16:13] <MrLemur> Tom_Davis:  No one is really active on it.
[16:14] <LjL> is there any way to make udev (or whatever manages device nodes in /dev) do something on-the-fly when a program tries to access a non-existing device node, and eventually create it and make the program's request succeed?
[16:14] <Tom_Davis> MrLemur: sorry bout that, but that is the proper place
[16:14] <yvonne_> I need to install WICD which is a Network Manager replacement for Ubuntu 8.04. Can someone please let me know how to properly install it. Remember that I am new to this. Thanks!!!
[16:15] <gribouille> I've installed ubuntu server, and I need to resize ntfs partitions
[16:15] <GaMbi_DK> sirjoebob, ok thx.. found a texts that says "The problem is that the install script for ut2003, is written in bash. sh on ubuntu systems uses dash." how do I change to bash?
[16:16] <Flavio-Psico-tra> anarquia brasil
[16:16] <bazhang> !br| Flavio-Psico-tra
[16:16] <jlewis> 25940 on Gnometris :D
[16:16] <Tom_Davis> gambi: edit the !sh at the beginning of the script to !bash
[16:16] <jlewis> any takers?
[16:16] <magnetron> gribouille→ ok, basically this is the recipe: 1. unmount the ntfs partition 2.use parted to resize it 3. mount it again 4. make sure the fstab entry for it is correct
[16:17] <Flavio-Psico-tra> sexo
[16:17] <Flavio-Psico-tra> ?
[16:17] <GaMbi_DK> Tom_Davis, at the beginning?
[16:17] <saykou> cant install ubuntu and xp due to sata hddd
[16:18] <pinehead> anybody know of a good guide for installing bind name server?
[16:18] <gribouille> magnetron, I used parted, but it said it doesn't support resizing ntfs filesystems
[16:18] <vincent_> irc.freenode.net
[16:18] <magnetron> gribouille→ i need the literal error message.
[16:19] <graingert> saykou: install xp first, then resize partition for lots of free space; install ubuntu on free space
[16:19] <dr_willis> I thought one needed addational tools installed for parted to support that.
[16:19] <magnetron> gribouille→ first of all, did you unmount it?
[16:19] <graingert> saykou: ubuntu works fine on sata
[16:19] <saykou> graingert,  wher i get the sata drivers to add to the windows xp
[16:19] <magnetron> saykou→  is windows xp already installed?
[16:20] <gribouille> magnetron, it was not mounted
[16:20] <saykou> no magnetron
[16:20] <gribouille> magnetron, the message is : No Implementation: Support for opening ntfs file systems is not implemented yet.
[16:20] <graingert> saykou: please restate?
[16:20] <graingert> saykou: windows suports sata without extra drivers
[16:20] <bazhang> saykou, you need windows installation help?
[16:21] <magnetron> saykou→ if you need help with windows, ask in ##windows
[16:21] <graingert> graingert: you need to install windows first
[16:21] <dream_> I am come in
[16:21] <saykou> graingert,  i have vista and the hard drive is sata and i want to install the XP and ubunut, i know i need to add Sata drivers to the windows xp aint i??
[16:21] <GaMbi_DK> anyone who can tell me how to change dash to bash? "The problem is that the install script for ut2003, is written in bash. sh on ubuntu systems uses dash."
[16:21] <magnetron> gribouille→ did you use "sudo " in front of the command?
[16:21] <graingert> saykou: no you don't need sata drivers
[16:21] <bazhang> saykou, this is not the right channel for windows questions.
[16:21] <LjL> GaMbi_DK: change the first line from #!/bin/sh to #!/bin/bash
[16:21] <bazhang> !windows | saykou
[16:22] <saykou> ok
[16:22] <gribouille> magnetron, yes, I launched parted as root
[16:22] <saykou> but i also want to install ubunut and cant
[16:22] <scunizi> GaMbi_DK, the install script has bash referenced at the beginning.. change the bash reference to dash .. save and start the script
[16:22] <dream_> saykou: you can use grub
[16:22] <graingert> saykou: Ubuntu?
[16:22] <LjL> scunizi: you've got it backwards
[16:23] <magnetron> gribouille→ you need to give it the right parameters too.
[16:23] <dream_> saykou      grub for dos
[16:23] <graingert> saykou: you need to make three partitions in windows, then install "the XP" sic then install "the ubunut" sic
[16:23] <gnelisse> hi i have a problem when trying to compile compat-wireless, can anyone give me a hint ? : http://www.pastebin.be/14538
[16:23] <gribouille> magnetron, what parameters ?
[16:23] <GaMbi_DK> LjL,  scunizi I cant edit the script (gedit /home/gambi/Desktop/linux_installer.sh
[16:23] <magnetron> gribouille→ when you start parted
[16:23] <LjL> GaMbi_DK: why can't you edit it?
[16:24] <pro-rsoft> Hi, is there a linux equivalent to iAlertU?
[16:24] <LjL> pro-rsoft: which would be?
[16:24] <magnetron> pro-rsoft→ maybe, what does it do?
[16:24] <graingert> !google | pro-rsoft
[16:24] <[admin]> pro-rsoft, what does this application do ?
[16:24] <dream_> saykou : first xp then vista and ubuntu
[16:24] <scunizi> LjL, oh.. you mean if the script was made for bash it would reference dash?  I would think if Dash was installed on the system and the script referenced Bash then changing the script to reference Dash would take care of it.. Is that backwards?
[16:24] <pro-rsoft> it makes your computer like a car alarm :)
[16:24] <saykou> what dream_ ?
[16:24] <pro-rsoft> graingert, as if I woulnt have googled before I entered *this* channel
[16:24] <[admin]> !google | pro-rsoft
[16:25] <pro-rsoft> [admin], as if I woulnt have googled before I entered *this* channel
[16:25] <graingert> [admin]: pro-rsoft: :-p
[16:25] <magnetron> [admin]→ please stop
[16:25] <dr_willis> scunizi,  in theory if a script was calling dash, it should also work if it was calling bash..   but not always is the reverse true.. bash has features not in dash. (wich is a sh clone)
[16:25] <LjL> scunizi: i mean that the script is written for bash, but mistakenly has #!/bin/sh - which, on Ubuntu, is not bash
[16:25] <Tom_Davis> for 800 years practiced google-fu I have
[16:25] <bazhang> !equivalents | check here pro-rsoft
[16:25] <dream_> saykou : you need setup xp at first
[16:25] <[admin]> magnetron, pardon me ?!
[16:25] <pro-rsoft> bazhang, I looked at both pages
[16:26] <saykou> ok
[16:26] <scunizi> dr_willis, LjL ok.. makes sense.. so how does GaMbi_DK make a change that will work for him/her?
[16:26] <mandark> blue_mushroom; http://paste.ubuntu.com/62485/
[16:26] <GaMbi_DK> LjL, dont know "Could not open the file /home/gambi/Desktop/linux_installer.sh" "gedit has not been able to detect the character coding.Please check that you are not trying to open a binary file.Select a character coding from the menu and try again."
[16:26] <pro-rsoft> meh, I'll make one myself then in python or so
[16:26] <LjL> pro-rsoft: honestly, i'm not keen on looking up what a Windows program does (since i won't ever need it). so if you describe what sort of program you're looking for, then i will do my best to find one that does it
[16:26] <dream_> saykou: at last use grub4dos to load three system
[16:26] <pro-rsoft> LjL, its a mac program actually
[16:26] <dr_willis> scunizi,  i missed the origuibnal problem.. in some scripts i just change the first #!/bin/sh line to be #!/bin/bash
[16:27] <pro-rsoft> but nvm, its quite easy to code one myself
[16:27] <pro-rsoft> see ya
[16:27] <LjL> scunizi: by changing the first line of the script from #!/bin/sh to #!/bin/bash, like i've been saying from the beginning
[16:27] <graingert> profxavier: you didn't google much: http://www.arsgeek.com/2007/05/04/how-to-track-and-recover-your-linux-laptop-if-it-gets-stolen/
[16:27] <saykou> but i dont have xp and i cant installed cuz its a sata i just have vista dream_
[16:27] <LightTitan> Why do all the Translation-en repositories for Intrepid fail? Should I remove them from sources.list?
[16:27] <ziroday> LjL: it was basically software that monitored the camera for movement and then sent an email if anything was detected
[16:27] <scunizi> dr_willis, yea.. he's having an issue opening the sh file to edit it..    <-- LjL
[16:27] <ziroday> LightTitan: ask in #ubuntu+1
[16:27] <LjL> !info motion | ziroday, pity he's left
[16:27] <bazhang> saykou, dream_ please take windows chat to ##windows
[16:28] <LightTitan> how do I go about that? what command do I use here?
[16:28] <ziroday> LjL: just came across that myself using google :P
[16:28] <dream_> saykou : setup xp first
[16:28] <bazhang> LightTitan, /j #ubuntu+1
[16:28] <mandark> http://paste.ubuntu.com/62485/
[16:28] <|Jeff|> Does a client exist for Ubuntu that is similar to Acronis backup? Where you can backup the entire drive and boot from dvd and reinstall everything the way it was?
[16:28] <dr_willis> |Jeff|,  Mondo/mindi can do that.
[16:28] <dream_> saykou : you can try again
[16:28] <|Jeff|> thanks
[16:29] <|Jeff|> I need to backup everything in case I screw it up. lol
[16:29] <LightTitan> bazhang, thanks
[16:29] <dr_willis> |Jeff|,  i used it ages ago to backup to a fileserver ont he lan.. :) saved on the # of dvd's i had to burn
[16:29] <GaMbi_DK> LjL, my "linux_installer.sh" is the script I have to change the line in right?
[16:29] <LjL> GaMbi_DK: if that's the script you're running, yes
[16:30] <LjL> GaMbi_DK: the script might be scrambled, possibly. you could try opening it with another text editor
[16:30] <GaMbi_DK> LjL, it is.. I use "gedit [file location]" and it trys to open it but cant
[16:30] <masque7> anyway i can find out what motherboard i have? don't have an o/s installed atm
[16:30] <gribouille> magnetron, does partman do what I want to do ?
[16:30] <LjL> GaMbi_DK: try just typing "bash scriptname"
[16:30] <saykou> allready dream_
[16:30] <mandark> plzz refer to this and tell me wat to do to clean disk errors.
[16:31] <mandark> plzz refer to this and tell me wat to do to clean disk errors. http://paste.ubuntu.com/62485/
[16:31] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[16:32] <[admin]> !netjoin
[16:32] <OmlkRoNiXz> õìì
[16:32] <[admin]> !en | OmlkRoNiXz
[16:32] <ziroday> mandark: you need to run fsck when the disk is _not_ mounted
[16:32] <legend2440> mandark: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-force-fsck-on-the-next-reboot-or-boot-sequence/
[16:32] <magnetron> gribouille→ yes, if you run it the right way. give it the right parameters.
[16:34] <keithclark> I get the following errors when trying to start dansguardian...any ideas on how to correct? http://www.pastebin.ca/1236499
[16:34] <GaMbi_DK> LjL, when I run the script it says "Error in checksums: 4076005725 is different from 3043856338" the 4076005725 changes every time.. I read on forums that I have to change the dash to bash.. so figgured that this was the problem.. maybe it is not?
[16:34] <Thedjatclubrock> iptables error --> http://paste.cluenet.org/1074
[16:35] <jmota> hi all
[16:35] <LjL> GaMbi_DK: might be, but that error doesn't sound like it. have you tried starting it with "bash filename" or not, anyway?
[16:35] <mykhi> does anyone know how to install tv card?
[16:36] <mandark> legend2440; i have forced the check... but the problem is that it is not able to fix the errors by itself...wat do i do
[16:36] <LjL> !tv > mykhi    (mykhi, see the private message from Ubotu)
[16:36] <scunizi> LjL, isn't there a way to change the system default from Dash to Bash then back again?
[16:36] <GaMbi_DK> LjL, I did "bash /home/gambi/Desktop/linux_installer.sh" same thing
[16:36] <[admin]> Thedjatclubrock, it says to you, Run the supplied get-iana.sh script to generate this file. , updatedb then locate get-iana.sh then run it
[16:36] <jmota> i got one laptop with hardy and a desktop with feisty...﻿any clue why i got my adsl net 8 times faster in the desktop?
[16:36] <mykhi> yea, the thing is there is no /dev/video1 on my linux ;<
[16:36] <dr_willis> scunizi,  sudo dpkt-reconfigure dash
[16:36] <LjL> GaMbi_DK: try "cd"'ing to the directory first. "cd /home/gambi/Desktop", then "bash linux_installer.sh"
[16:36] <dr_willis> scunizi,  i think lets you change from dash to bash.
[16:37] <GaMbi_DK> sec
[16:37] <scunizi> dr_willis, dpkt or dpkg?
[16:37] <legend2440> mandark: what kind of errors?
[16:37] <GaMbi_DK> LjL, same thing
[16:37] <LjL> mykhi: there are also instructions for just a couple of cards here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Video#TV-cards
[16:38] <dr_willis> scunizi,  well given that there is no dpkt :)   its a g
[16:38] <dr_willis> heh
[16:38] <LjL> GaMbi_DK: try what dr_willis said (but remember to change it back to dash afterwards!), although i doubt it's dash's fault
[16:38] <scunizi> GaMbi_DK, look at dr_willis post above.. but it should read sudo dpkg-reconfigure dash
[16:38] <Thedjatclubrock> [admin]: Figured the error, wasn't that though
[16:38] <camplusblo> hi
[16:39] <camplusblo> anyone in here know c ?
[16:39] <camplusblo> i have some basic questions
[16:39] <[admin]> Thedjatclubrock, sorry i couldn't be that helpful
[16:39] <LjL> camplusblo: try ##c
[16:39] <seronis> ok im using 8.04 right now and i put in one of my game cd's to try to install it with wine.   its a dual use  WinXP / Mac  disk
[16:39] <seronis> problem is i cant use wine to install cause its the Mac partition that is showing up automatically
[16:39] <mandark> legend2440; http://paste.ubuntu.com/62512/
[16:40] <seronis> anyone know how i reload the disk and view its windows contents ?
[16:40] <Thedjatclubrock> [admin]: Thanks for the suggestion, :)
[16:40] <[admin]> Thedjatclubrock, most welcome
[16:40] <photon> Can I use the alternate installer to install Ubuntu on an USB flash device with an encrypted root? And does Ubuntu (when booted from the flash) guarantee that my harddisc won't change a single bit?
[16:40] <camplusblo> can anyone read this line of C ?  out = ( out + 1) % N
[16:41] <[admin]> camplusblo, state the problem
[16:41] <dr_willis> photon,  default live cd does not mount the hard drives untill yoyu try to access them..   I use the 'unetbootin' tool to make a bootable live-flash drive from the  desktop isos
[16:41] <camplusblo> i just typed it in . i dont know what % N means
[16:41] <seronis> camplusblo,  all that does is take a modulus of what 'out' is
[16:41] <[admin]> camplusblo, % = mod
[16:41] <seronis> basically incrementing it and making it loop back to zero after it maxes out (defined by N)
[16:42] <dulak> camplusblo: modulus
[16:42] <camplusblo> oh thats modulus?
[16:42] <camplusblo> ok
[16:42] <GaMbi_DK> LjL, scunizi dr_willis... "sudo /home/gambi/Desktop/linux_instalelr.sh" "command not found"
[16:42] <[admin]> camplusblo, 5 % 2 = 1 which is 5-(2x2) = 1
[16:42] <[admin]> camplusblo, yes
[16:42] <LjL> GaMbi_DK: check your spelling
[16:42] <bulkior> is there a special server that threats ubuntu server questions?
[16:42] <seronis> 5%5 is 0 though
[16:42] <GaMbi_DK> after changing to bash
[16:42] <dr_willis> GaMbi_DK,  it does need to be executable for that to work.. and spelled right.
[16:42] <seronis> the value of 'n' will never be reached
[16:42] <camplusblo> ok thanks
[16:42] <LjL> bulkior: there is the channel #ubuntu-server
[16:42] <GaMbi_DK> LjL, I tryed with tab.. no go
[16:43] <photon> dr_willis: thanks for the suggestion. :)
[16:43] <curtis_Desktop> what is a program that starts with a "a" that is good for making music shorter?
[16:43] <camplusblo> you would not believe how much that helps
[16:43] <LjL> making music shorter...?
[16:43] <bulkior> ty :)
[16:43] <dr_willis> GaMbi_DK,  also ive seen some scripts that have extra cr/line feeds at the end of the first line.. goof things up.
[16:43] <Fiyuri> http://www.clanplanet.de/_sites/index.asp?rn=&clanid=10972
[16:43] <mandark> legend2440; http://paste.ubuntu.com/62512/
[16:43] <[admin]> curtis_Desktop, be more descriptive
[16:43] <scunizi> GaMbi_DK, you used sudo but no commnad.. sudo sh /home/yada/yada
[16:43] <GaMbi_DK> LjL, dr_willis  only mistype in irc.. not in shell
[16:43] <bazhang> audacity?
[16:43] <seronis> so anyone have an answer to how to reload (remount?) a dvd that is loading its mac partition?  I need access to its WinXP partition
[16:44] <GaMbi_DK> LjL, dr_willis  ok..
[16:44] <GaMbi_DK> LjL, dr_willis  still "Error in checksums: 2631597793 is different from 3043856338"
[16:44] <GaMbi_DK> guess I got another problem
[16:44] <scunizi> seronis, are you running ubuntu in a vm on the mac?
[16:44] <seronis> no
[16:44] <seronis> dualbooting  8.04 with xp
[16:44] <seronis> no vm
[16:45] <seronis> i put one of my game dvd's in the drive to install it via Wine and its showing me a  apple installer
[16:45] <dr_willis> GaMbi_DK,  could be the script is working.. and its designed to check itslf.. and spit out that error if it thinks its currupted...
[16:45] <LjL> GaMbi_DK: yes, bash really has nothing to do with it, i'm afraid. remember to set dash back.
[16:45] <camplusblo> what does while (1) mean ?
[16:45] <seronis> camplusblo,  if you go to  ##c  i'll answer that =-)
[16:45] <dulak> camplusblo: run loop forever
[16:45] <[admin]> camplusblo,  infinite loop\
[16:45] <scunizi> seronis, k.  how did you initiate the install process?
[16:45] <camplusblo> i cant get into ##C
[16:46] <camplusblo> something about undefined behaviour
[16:46] <scunizi> camplusblo, use /join ##C
[16:46] <LjL> camplusblo, this is an Ubuntu support channel, not a C help channel, please use ##c for that
[16:46] <seronis> choose  ubuntu at boot loader, (kernel .21 if that matters?),  insert dvd after logging in,   dvd icon shows on desktop
[16:46] <seronis> open icon and see apple looking contents instead of windows contents
[16:46] <LjL> !register > camplusblo    (camplusblo, see the private message from Ubotu)
[16:46] <klamp> hello
[16:46] <klamp> i was asking myself a question just the other day
[16:46] <klamp> maybe you can answer it
[16:46] <GaMbi_DK> dr_willis, LjL seronis  thx for the help so fare :) at least I know now how to change that bash dash thingy :)
[16:46] <GaMbi_DK> gonna google around for checkproblem fixes
[16:46] <ay^> klamp: brown!
[16:46] <klamp> do you like KDE or Gnome better?
[16:47] <ay^> klamp: yes I do
[16:47] <legend2440> mandark: can you paste /etc/fstab file and also results of   sudo blkid? i think you may have uuid problem
[16:47] <LjL> !poll | klamp
[16:47] <dr_willis> klamp,  use both.. see what you like...  it dosent matter what I like.. (which is jwm+rox-filer) its what YOU like.
[16:47] <seronis> scunizi: the other disks i've used werent multiformat so after opening the disk i just run the installer the same as i would in XP
[16:47] <scunizi> seronis, ok.. if you know what the installer is on the dvd.. as in setup.exe  you might try wine d:\setup.exe or something similar.. however wine questions are good at #winehq
[16:47] <seronis> scunizi
[16:47] <graingert> seronis: are you sure it is not the windows and mac contents; and is this spore?
[16:47] <seronis> setup.exe isnt visible
[16:48] <klamp> ubottu: Ok, sry about that, i'll test both ;)
[16:48] <[admin]> seronis, see the contents of autorun.info
[16:48] <seronis> graingert,  yes its spore,  but i have other multiformat disks and id like to know the general fix for loading the windows partition of a multi format disk
[16:48] <awng> axel
[16:48] <[admin]> there is a part called run=[some exe]
[16:48] <graingert> seronis: spore does not work on wine as of yet....
[16:48] <dr_willis> The wine appdatabase may have a section on spore.
[16:49] <seronis> it does work if i download the iso and install it
[16:49] <graingert> seronis: the mac version is wine'd windows version anyway
[16:49] <seronis> im not worried about that
[16:49] <mandark> legend2440;http://paste.ubuntu.com/62519/
[16:49] <seronis> just how do i make the dvd load the winxp contents instead of the apple partition
[16:49] <ay^> seronis: is there no .exe on the disc?
[16:50] <seronis> not when viewing it in ubuntu
[16:50] <seronis> yes when i boot into XP
[16:50] <graingert> seronis: it should load both... also check the out put of var/log/messages when you slot your cd in
[16:50] <dr_willis> boot to xp.. copy all contents of the disk to a directory.. boot to linux, access files from dir.
[16:50] <graingert> parted /dev/cdrom0?
[16:50] <seronis> dr willis,  isnt there a method to just  'properly mount' the disk to show the XP partition ?
[16:51] <dr_willis> seronis,  the wine database may have a thread on the topic..
[16:51] <seronis> im not interested in WINE instructions
[16:51] <pal> does anyone have a good guide for writing init scripts? I installed Ubuntu server edition yesterday so it ought to be easy.
[16:51] <seronis> just mounting instructions
[16:51] <legend2440> mandark: in terminal    type  cat /etc/fstab    and paste results  ok?
[16:51] <dr_willis> seronis,  it might be discussed there.. is what i am getting at.. since i imagine other wine users have had identical issues.
[16:51] <seronis> how to properly mount a cd or dvd that is multiformat so that i can choose which section gets loaded
[16:51] <graingert> seronis: you may need the karma sutra...
[16:52] <graingert> seronis: for mounting instructions...
[16:52] <zaapiel> zing!
[16:52] <mfecit> list
[16:52] <[admin]> seronis, try mount -o loop
[16:52] <[admin]> it should be like that, but why not to try
[16:52] <mandark> legend2440; http://paste.ubuntu.com/62521/
[16:54] <camplusblo> i think its a firewall problem i can join #ubuntu but not #c, im using irc in a browser
[16:54] <camplusblo> sorry i meant ##C
[16:54] <dr_willis> camplusblo,  you may need to be a registered user.
[16:54] <LjL> camplusblo: no it's not, see the message that ubottu sent you
[16:55] <[admin]> -NickServ- camplusblo is not registered. , try to use a registered nickname ,##c is +R only registered nicknames are allowed to join
[16:56] <bob_> I need help with rhythim box
[16:56] <graingert> !question | bob_
[16:57] <legend2440> mandark: is that all of the error message?  does it mention   unable to resolve  UUID? or something like that?
[16:57] <scunizi> graingert, just FYI !ask does the same thing and shorter to type.
[16:57] <bob_> I need help with syncing and preventing duplicate entrys
[16:57] <graingert> !ask | scunizi
[16:57] <graingert> scunizi: k00l
[16:57] <scunizi> graingert, see! :)
[16:57] <mandark> legend2440; ya dats all i got wen i typed the command.....
[16:58] <graingert> bob_: what is the problem with sync first of all
[16:58] <camplusblo> is tgere a wat to get a list of commands in terminal?
[16:58] <dank> dfgdzfg
[16:58] <kronk2002de> hi
[16:59] <[admin]> camplusblo, write the first three characters and press double-tab
[16:59] <GaMbi_DK> LjL, dr_willis and  seronis: I ask you course you know my problem.. " Verifying archive integrity...tail: cannot open `+266' for reading: No such file or directory" and on a forum some guy has the EXACT same problem.. he fixed it with "Change tail +266 " to "tail -n +266"Try changing "tail +266" in the script to "tail -n+266" but I still cant edit the script... any ideas?
[16:59] <legend2440> mandark: no i mean the error message you pasted. is that all it says?  nothing about  UUID    http://paste.ubuntu.com/62512/
[16:59] <bob_> how do you do it?  I have been dragging and dropping my MP3's...is there an easier way....like a sync button
[16:59] <[admin]> camplusblo, if you interfere with a command you need to know more about, use man [command]
[16:59] <dr_willis> GaMbi_DK,  try a text editor? why 'cant' you edit it?
[16:59] <graingert> !google | bob_
[16:59] <kronk2002de> i hava question to Ubuntu 8.10 RC and Bluetooth PAN
[16:59] <kronk2002de> is there anybody who can help me?
[17:00] <graingert> !ask | kronk2002de
[17:00]  * MANIAKA7000 ko praite?
[17:00] <scunizi> kronk2002de, go to /join #ubuntu+1
[17:00] <camplusblo> hey admin that works well but suppose i dont know the commands at all can i just see a list of all ?
[17:00] <keystr0k> Has anyone installed the "Dust" theme? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/DustTheme?action=show&redirect=Artwork%2FIncoming%2FIntrepid%2FDustTheme
[17:00] <paul68> !8.10 |kronk2002de
[17:00] <graingert> camplusblo: not much point there are hundreds
[17:00] <keystr0k> I cannot get the controls part of the theme to work.
[17:00] <kronk2002de> thanx ubottu! i'll change ;)
[17:00] <camplusblo> thanks graingert
[17:01] <[admin]> camplusblo, internal commands and binaries are all available in bash, so you might have 1200+ commands to run depends on what you did install, give us a hint we'll try to help you
[17:01] <GaMbi_DK> dr_willis, I run "gedit /home/gambi/Desktop/linux_installer.sh" and it open gedit and the right tab for the file.. a message is there "Could not open the file /home/gambi/Desktop/linux_installer.sh."  "gedit has not been able to detect the character coding.Please check that you are not trying to open a binary file.Select a character coding from the menu and try again."
[17:01] <dr_willis> GaMbi_DK,  try some other editor. like vi.
[17:02] <graingert> GaMbi_DK: try vi
[17:02] <GaMbi_DK> vi? :)
[17:02] <dr_willis> GaMbi_DK,  in short ... try a 'real' editor. :)
[17:02] <KenHirai> does ubuntu have a task manager?
[17:02] <scunizi> dr_willis, GaMbi_DK try nano first before you get stuck in vi
[17:02] <graingert> !vi | GaMbi_DK
[17:02] <KenHirai> does ubuntu have a task manager?
[17:02] <graingert> KenHirai: yes
[17:02] <KenHirai> umm, what are the short cuts?
[17:02] <[admin]> KenHirai, services-admin
[17:02] <KenHirai> oh
[17:02] <KenHirai> thanks
[17:02] <dr_willis> scunizi,  you dont want to know the # of people ive seen get stuck in nano also.. :)  they try to hit the ^ key.. not realizing it means ctrl.
[17:03] <[admin]> KenHirai, most welcome
[17:03] <mandark> legend2440; no i ddint get any uuid error
[17:03] <curtdu^> Hey
[17:03] <scunizi> dr_willis, good point but at least it has a menu that's sort-of intuitive.. :)
[17:03] <zbyszek> hi i have a huge problem, while booting up the system, i can see problem while starting bluetooth, there is an information "starting bluetooth" and thats it, i can do nothing else
[17:03] <graingert> KenHirai: System Administration system monitor
[17:03] <zbyszek> can you help?
[17:03] <perillux> arvind_khadri: ok that did not work
[17:04] <curtdu^> How do I get my virtual console to be at a higher resolution ?
[17:04] <perillux> arvind_khadri: it just installed the fglrx drivers which do not work on my card
[17:04] <KenHirai> k thanks
[17:04] <KenHirai> :)
[17:04] <csilk> KenHirai,  system>administration>system monitor may be similar to what your looking for
[17:04] <legend2440> mandark: are you using hardy or intrepid?  is this error new? did it ever work without that error?
[17:04] <nite_johnboy> Currently running Hardy - Gnome desktop - Also have Fluxbox installed to goto as well - Can someone fill in the blanks for KDE to install and run as a different session - " sudo apt-get install "File Name" ? ? - Just KDE or what ? ?
[17:04] <perillux> arvind_khadri: But, I was able to undo it so no worries, I'm back to square 1.
[17:04] <dr_willis> scunizi,  check out the editor 'mp' soem times. :) its basicially like the old dos editor.  but i can never fnd a package for it for ubuntu
[17:04] <graingert> curtdu^: oh... that's the vga parameter in grub...
[17:04] <pronoy> there seems to be an audio problem with mplayer while on a kde4.0.3 session...other players work fine...can anyone please help ???
[17:04] <curtdu^> graingert, Yeah.. but that doesn`t seem to work
[17:05] <ThexLeopard> can anyone give me a command for deleting all remnants of nvidia drivers so i can try starting again?
[17:05] <dr_willis> scunizi,  doh! its in the 8.10 repos!@ :) weee....
[17:05] <mandark> legend2440; i m on hardy.....i never got this error until that my system got abrupt shut dows because of power cuts
[17:05] <zbyszek> ThexLeopard apt-get purge
[17:05] <graingert> curtdu^: that is the only way, if it fails you are stuck
[17:05] <seronis> whomever mentioned the  'mount -0 loop'   thanks.   googled on that and i just unmounted and remounted the disk and im good
[17:05] <seronis> exit
[17:05] <ThexLeopard> zbyszek, done that, i used the pkg.run files
[17:05] <[admin]> that was me :(
[17:05] <curtdu^> graingert, ok
[17:06] <GaMbi_DK> dr_willis, scunizi LjL: ok Im in (vim) how do I save changes?
[17:06] <curtdu^> Will try some and then add it permanently to menu.lst
[17:06] <graingert> curtdu^: keep trying out in the grub menu at boot; and see which works
[17:06] <dr_willis> GaMbi_DK,  esc, then wq
[17:06] <LjL> GaMbi_DK: ugh, don't ask me. i avoid vi like the plague
[17:06] <graingert> GaMbi_DK: esc wq
[17:06] <curtdu^> yeah will do
[17:06] <dr_willis> GaMbi_DK,  esc, then :wq
[17:06] <scunizi> GaMbi_DK, I know no thing about vi
[17:07] <dr_willis> vimtutor - worth running some time.. vi WORTH learning..
[17:07] <dr_willis> :)
[17:07] <graingert> curtdu^: there is a table or rezes and vga parms
[17:07] <EyesOfARaven> how do u remove evolution without it attacking ubuntu-desktop and yur gnome panel applets
[17:07] <graingert> curtdu^: but give it a google
[17:07] <legend2440> mandark: ok  well i dont know if it matters but you have two ntfs partitions that are not mounted in you /etc/fstab file.  i don't dual boot with windows so i don't know if that would cause problems or not
[17:07] <GaMbi_DK> dr_willis, scunizi LjL graingert: thx alot.. will report back in 2 min
[17:07] <graingert> EyesOfARaven: why remove it?
[17:07] <EyesOfARaven> it keeps popping up
[17:07] <EyesOfARaven> and i dont need it anyway
[17:07] <EyesOfARaven> it wants me to add an account at random
[17:07] <EyesOfARaven> wen i havent even clicked on it
[17:08] <graingert> EyesOfARaven: just set your default mailto: handler to somthing else
[17:08] <dr_willis> keeps popping up when?
[17:08] <curtdu^> graingert, did and got a cool tutorial, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=258484&highlight=kernel+booting+parameters
[17:08] <graingert> dr_willis: when he clicks a mailto
[17:08] <EyesOfARaven> when im not even doing anything
[17:08] <dr_willis> whenyou login?  or at random times if you just sit there doing nothing?
[17:08] <EyesOfARaven> graingert: no
[17:08] <EyesOfARaven> at random times
[17:08] <EyesOfARaven> i opened last.fm and was listening to some music
[17:08] <EyesOfARaven> and then i walked away
[17:08] <EyesOfARaven> came back
[17:08] <EyesOfARaven> and poof
[17:08] <FloodBot3> EyesOfARaven: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:08] <EyesOfARaven> evolution wanted me to set up an account
[17:09] <graingert> EyesOfARaven: woops
[17:09] <GaMbi_DK> dr_willis, how do I edit in vim? :)
[17:09] <unop> EyesOfARaven, please keep it all on one line
[17:09] <EyesOfARaven> sorry :p
[17:09] <callkalpa1> hi
[17:09] <nite_johnboy> Would like to install KDE in Terminal - What would I need to type in?
[17:09] <[admin]> EyesOfARaven, kill -9 `pgrep evolution`
[17:09] <dr_willis> GaMbi_DK,  i for insert mode.. rember where i just mentioned that 'vimtutor' tool.... you might want to run that.. :) its about a 20 min lesson in vi basics
[17:09] <[admin]> EyesOfARaven, use sudo before if you want
[17:09] <bazhang> nite_johnboy, kubuntu-desktop
[17:09] <legend2440> mandark: i found this its similar to your problem   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=854987
[17:09] <arvind_khadri> perillux, sorry was away... install the drivers manually... and i feel the drivers for the latest kernel arent yet out
[17:09] <unop> EyesOfARaven, [admin], kill -9  should be used sparingly
[17:09] <After_Math> good morning #Ubuntu!
[17:09] <graingert> nite_johnboy: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[17:09] <nite_johnboy> bazhang: Thak you...
[17:10] <graingert> !kubuntu-desktop | nite_johnboy
[17:10] <GaMbi_DK> dr_willis, no time :P
[17:10] <jokkaa> Okey, quick help plz. I want to send a message to my brother (hes using vista) how can i do that ?
[17:10] <[admin]> unop, you're right , but he was suffering
[17:10] <EyesOfARaven> that wnt remove it from my system :p
[17:10] <[admin]> :0
[17:10] <callkalpa1> I have to demonstrate an Ubuntu installation in another two days, I want to know some stuff about Ubuntu, anyone who can help me ?
[17:10] <graingert> jokkaa: use pidgin
[17:10] <mandark> legend2440; well dude even i dont dual boot...here is a geeky stuff....i have a 80 gb HDD on which i put XP and another 160 GB HDD on which i put hardy....now wen i want 2 work on hardy i change the boot priority...i set the 2nd HDD higher priority.....so it boots 1st.....and if i want XP then...the other way.......so if u have seen my partitions...then they r partitions on my other HDD...right now i m working from hardy
[17:10] <unop> [admin], yes, but kill -9 _could_ (and most of the time) makes things worse
[17:10] <graingert> !pidgin | jokkaa
[17:10] <[admin]> unop, pgrep evolution
[17:10] <TBagFR> hello
[17:11] <jokkaa> damnit.. i want to to it throu the network. like windows netsend..
[17:11] <Kijutsu> Where would I add a line to make a program start up everytime the system boots?
[17:11] <dr_willis> GaMbi_DK,  just give up then.. :) you aparently think we have time to train you.. heres a good link however  http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=2&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.digilife.be%2Fquickreferences%2FQRC%2Fvi%2520Quick%2520Reference.pdf&ei=6EQDSayvDaC8MffK5fcM&usg=AFQjCNEjixFfW6TeKAVHK2lTDQqORh-MQA&sig2=v-Y5mLU3EqIvDJjE61ZxRg
[17:11] <[admin]> unop, nothing will thread from evolution
[17:11] <Wolf23> help me please!
[17:11] <TBagFR> i don't understand why OpenOffice.org 3 will not be in Ubuntu 8.10 ... is there any reason ?
[17:11] <dr_willis> GaMbi_DK,  theres also several good sites..  rember vi is MODAL.. you are in insert mode, or command mode..
[17:11] <unop> [admin], i'm focusing on the kill -9 part (not how you get the PID of evolution)
[17:11] <[admin]> !ask | Wolf23
[17:11] <dr_willis> GaMbi_DK,  so  i, intsert the text, then escape to get out of  insert mode.
[17:11] <nite_johnboy> I do not want to muck up my current Hardy Gnome install - Is it best to install the KDE .iso on a separate c lean install on a different hard drive ?
[17:12] <graingert> jokkaa: ask him to ssh into you with urm whatsit and use cowsay "you suck" | wall
[17:12] <[admin]> unop, sure, whateva
[17:12] <GaMbi_DK> dr_willis, not what I ment :) I just need to add "-n" in the text.. and Im kind on my way out the house.. normaly I learn about the thing im using before fixing problems :)
[17:12] <scunizi> jokkaa, there is a way from linux to linux via the command line. not sure how it works or if it's compatable with the windows version
[17:12] <nite_johnboy> clean*
[17:12] <EyesOfARaven> nite_johnboy, it is fine either way
[17:12] <graingert> nite_johnboy: no is fine
[17:12] <jokkaa> graingert, prob is i want to make him irriteade.. cant do that if he agreeS:p,
[17:12] <GaMbi_DK> dr_willis, but I know what you mean :) Ill check out the link when I get back
[17:12] <graingert> graingert: urm whatsit = putty
[17:12] <Wolf23> [admin]:  thank you, but i am at my gf's house, and i want to make the mouse sound click on ubuntu?
[17:12] <dr_willis> GaMbi_DK,  go to the location in file, hit i, insert info. hit escape.
[17:12] <graingert> jokkaa: pull him off the lan with ettercap-ng
[17:12] <unop> [admin], if you don't understand the consequences of it, don't suggest it - kill is not a toy
[17:13] <graingert> jokkaa: much more fun
[17:13] <Schuenemann> where does firefox store my history? I need a page I visited a few minutes ago
[17:13] <nite_johnboy> Ok - cool - will give it a whirl - I like fluxbox as well - that seemed to go ok and runs great
[17:13] <Wolf23> [admin]:  is there any mouse effects on ubuntu?
[17:13] <[admin]> Wolf23, i'm sorry, never did that
[17:13] <Wolf23> ah ok
[17:13] <graingert> Wolf23: try "wizard" compiz plugin
[17:14] <unop> Schuenemann, doesn't  CTRL+H bring up the history for you?
[17:14] <nite_johnboy> graingert: thanks for Terminal command post for KDE install - appreciate it.
[17:14] <[admin]> unop, i know exactly what are the consequences of what i write, and what i know, and what i suggest, but i didn't want to argue since i have to help others
[17:14] <sriramoman> how do i insert line number to every line of a text file?
[17:14] <Wolf23> graingert:  is it make sounds when click from mouse?
[17:14] <graingert> Wolf23: need to compile from teh source
[17:14] <Schuenemann> unop, hmmm... no, it brings page properties (links on it, certificates, etc)
[17:14] <dr_willis> my mouse clicks loud enough by itself. :)
[17:14] <graingert> Wolf23: is it not make sounds it is make visual
[17:14] <whyameye> in bash is there a way to check what user I am logged in as?
[17:14] <[admin]> sriramoman, using vim ?
[17:15] <graingert> whyameye: whoami
[17:15] <Schuenemann> unop, I want to see the page I saw previously. It changed now
[17:15] <graingert> whyameye: works in *nix not just bash
[17:15] <graingert> Schuenemann: use ctrl+h
[17:15] <EyesOfARaven> wolf23: if u find something that makes sound when u click, PLEASE pm me what it is
[17:15] <whyameye> graingert: thanks! works!
[17:15] <graingert> whyameye: k00l
[17:16] <Wolf23> graingert:  i have the compiz effects installed, and the effects mouse looks like fire
[17:16]  * dr_willis recalls some tool years ago that made 'old fashioned typewriter' noises when you typed...
[17:17] <graingert> Wolf23: wizard needs to be installed from source and svn
[17:17] <jokkaa> doesnt ubuntu come with a command like "net send"?
[17:17] <Schuenemann> graingert, doesn't that just bring up the links? I mean, it's is reloading the page, right?
[17:17] <graingert> Schuenemann: eh?
[17:17] <[admin]> jokkaa, man net
[17:17] <Wolf23> graingert:  sudo apt-get install wizard ??
[17:18] <graingert> Wolf23: http://forum.compiz-fusion.org/showthread.php?p=56851
[17:18] <graingert> Wolf23: make sure you use checkinstall....
[17:18] <Schuenemann> graingert, I don't want to visit the page again. I want it the way it was when I visitted it
[17:18] <unop> jokkaa, not by default i don't think - but there are plenty of ways to accomplish something like that
[17:18] <graingert> Schuenemann: you mean chache not history
[17:19] <graingert> Schuenemann: hmmm... probably lost in the ether, check wayback machine
[17:19] <Schuenemann> graingert, what do you mean check wayback machine?
[17:19] <unop> [admin], if you really knew what kill -9 does, you wouldn't recommend it at all - http://partmaps.org/era/unix/award.html#uuk9letter and http://sial.org/howto/shell/kill-9/
[17:19] <legend2440> mandark: read post #4http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=922246
[17:19] <graingert> Schuenemann: google wayback machine
[17:19] <jokkaa> unop, example plz=)
[17:20] <mandark> legend2440; okk i'll read.....thanq buddy.....can u tell me abt urself
[17:20] <graingert> Wolf23: wget -O /tmp/wizard.tar 'http://oreaus.googlepages.com/wizard.tar'
[17:20] <Schuenemann> graingert, isn't it stored somewhere on my computer? I remember windoze had a folder called "Temporary internet files"
[17:20] <mandark> legend2440; i just wanted 2 know wat u do.....
[17:20] <unop> jokkaa,  see the wall manpage -  man 1 wall
[17:20] <graingert> Wolf23: look at that bit of the page, read it VERY carefully
[17:20] <Guest50466> hey all...i just updated to 8.1 and i had been offered to change my status bar and i declined, how can i get this option back?
[17:20] <unop> jokkaa, also the write manpage
[17:21] <graingert> graingert: Temporary internet files is noobspeak for cache
[17:21] <Wolf23> graingert:  thanx , ok i am trying
[17:21] <graingert> Wolf23: don't use sudo!!!!
[17:21] <EyesOfARaven> EVOLUTION pops up when i plug my ac in
[17:21] <dr_willis> Guest50466,  just go to the 'add applet to panel' and add that one applet to the panel.. thats all it basically does. is remove the 2 there. and ads the newer applet..
[17:21] <EyesOfARaven> wtf
[17:21] <graingert> Wolf23: throughout the install etc
[17:21] <nite_johnboy> Finishing install of KDE - asking which display mgr - Go with "gdm" or "kdm" ?
[17:21] <dr_willis> Guest50466,  explore all the applets. :) theres several new ones added now
[17:22] <strategy> nite_johnboy, which one do you want?
[17:22] <dr_willis> nite_johnboy,  if you plan on using kde more then gnome.. go with kdm
[17:22] <magnetron> nite_johnboy→ gdm is the "login screen" from gnome
[17:22] <lastelement0> dr_willis thats all it is? just newer applets?
[17:22] <dr_willis> nite_johnboy,  its trivial to change fromkdm to gdm
[17:22] <Schuenemann> graingert, so?
[17:22] <strategy> nite_johnboy, gnome login screen or kde login screen?
[17:22] <St-Lemur> Hi, my swap partition is /dev/sdb5. My computer doesn't swapon automatically on bootup but swap works fine when I do it manually. How do I fix this?
[17:22] <dr_willis> lastelement0,  thats all it looked like to me.. they replaced 2 applets with one combo applet  in that dialog.
[17:22] <graingert> Wolf23: maybe install the repo https://launchpad.net/~compiz/+archive
[17:23] <unop> St-Lemur, does your /etc/fstab file have an entry for swap ?
[17:23] <Wolf23> graingert:  the wget -O /tmp/wizard.tar 'http://oreaus.googlepages.com/wizard.tar <-- is not working?
[17:24] <russo> hi all
[17:24] <unop> Wolf23,  are you trying to upload files to googlepages?
[17:24] <graingert> Wolf23: wiered
[17:24] <russo> how can i get the scancodes my keyboard is generating
[17:24] <nite_johnboy> dr_willis: Just want to check it out - I actually like Gnome better and just installed Fluxbox this am - and like that possibly as good as Gnome - Like things simple - if you knoiw what I mean .... So go with "kdm" probably  ?
[17:24] <graingert> russo: xev
[17:24] <St-Lemur> unop: It has: # /dev/hdb5 -- converted during upgrade to edgy
[17:24] <St-Lemur> UUID=a42a340d-bda1-4097-a4fb-361dd73ba251 none swap sw 0 0
[17:24] <russo> graingert, ty
[17:24] <St-Lemur> should that be uncommented?
[17:24] <Wolf23> unop:  no
[17:24] <Warlock> .cl
[17:25] <graingert> Wolf23: you forgot the last quote wget -O /tmp/wizard.tar 'http://oreaus.googlepages.com/wizard.tar'
[17:25] <nite_johnboy> startegy: want to stick with Gnome as primary.
[17:25] <unop> St-Lemur, looks like the UUID has changed then -- what does this command give you.   sudo blkid /dev/hdb5
[17:25] <unop> ?
[17:25]  * [_F3L1X_] diz "Boa tarde a todos"
[17:25] <mibora> hi,  i've made a Slovenian install of Hardy, but don't get Firefox in Slovene
[17:25] <Wolf23> unop:  i am searching about if there is mouse effects with sound on ubuntu?
[17:26] <Wolf23> graingert:  ;)
[17:26] <night_time> guys I have a problem with broken dependencies when I try to install compiz after I lost it: http://paste.ubuntu.com/62530/
[17:26] <mibora> what must i do to get it in Slovene?
[17:26] <St-Lemur> unop: Gives me nothing. I just get a new command line.
[17:27] <graingert> what is 1/tan (theta) in reciprocal functions?
[17:27] <Wolf23> graingert:  is it works on 64bits?
[17:27] <St-Lemur> cot theta
[17:27] <unop> St-Lemur, I would change that line to     /dev/sdb5 none swap sw 0 0
[17:27] <peter771> is it possible to replace the alsa in ubuntu 7.10 with the latests alsa downloaded and compiled from source?
[17:27]  * [_F3L1X_] say's "Hi for all!!!"
[17:27] <unop> graingert,  question for #mathematics or #math
[17:27] <graingert> Wolf23: should do; have you installed the latest compiz; add this to your /etc/apt/sources.list deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/compiz/ubuntu hardy main
[17:27] <perillux> I am trying to play a game, but when I run it, it prevents me from playing because it says my video card is unsupported.  I tried upgrading the driver and then the game runs just fine..  So my card can in fact handle the game.  However this new driver creates some other problems for me and is actually slower than my old one.  So I switched back to my old driver, and now I am wondering..  Would it be possible to go into my xorg.conf and chan
[17:28] <vixey> hi
[17:28] <rconde> hi everybody
[17:28] <vixey> how do you know if intrepid is going to work on certain hardware?
[17:28] <St-Lemur> unop: OK, change. I'll see what happend, thanks.
[17:28] <graingert> ibex! | vixey
[17:29] <graingert> !ibex | vixey
[17:29] <rogan> !javascript
[17:29] <rogan> !java
[17:29] <Wolf23> graingert:  compiz 0.7.4
[17:29] <MonsieurBon> Hello
[17:29] <perillux> vixey: you could always run an intrepid live CD and test it out yourself, or you could search online to see if anyone else with the hardware has had success
[17:29] <graingert> Wolf23: did you add deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/compiz/ubuntu hardy main ?
[17:29] <Wolf23> graingert:  no
[17:29] <Wolf23> wait
[17:29] <vixey> perrillux, ok, thanks
[17:30] <camplusblo> can i force the terminal to quit a program that is running i nthe terminal?
[17:30] <fredgaertner> ?
[17:30] <graingert> Wolf23: add it then :-p
[17:30] <camplusblo> if there is no quit command in the program?
[17:30] <MonsieurBon> I'm trying to install hardy on a brandnew computer. After trying to boot into the live system, there's only the BusyBox Shell. Any help there?
[17:30] <perillux> camplusblo: yes, find the process ID and type  "kill -9 ID"
[17:30] <meborc> camplusblo, ctrl+c or ctrl+z
[17:30] <[admin]> camplusblo, CTRL+c if it is the in fg
[17:31] <fredgaertner> quit
[17:31] <[admin]> meborc, CTRL+z will pause, not stop
[17:31] <graingert> Wolf23: http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/07/25/upgrade-to-the-latest-compiz-fusion-release/
[17:31] <HorizonXP> hey all, i have an ubuntu server acting as a router. it connects to the internet fine, but for some reason, on most sites, when i try to access them, it sits waiting for it to load. Google works perfectly though. I figure I need to flush something... but what?
[17:31] <meborc> true :)
[17:31] <camplusblo> thanks
[17:31] <[admin]> HorizonXP, have you tried squid as a solution ?
[17:32] <HorizonXP> [admin]: squid? no, never heard of it
[17:32] <[admin]> it is a proxy server
[17:32] <Wolf23> graingert:  done
[17:32] <mikebeecham> hey guys...quick question.  I want to get back to using Linux, but for the moment there are some windows apps / sharing that I need windows for.  Is there any way to switch between Linux / Windows without having to reboot?
[17:32] <graingert> Wolf23: sudo apt-get update
[17:32] <[admin]> HorizonXP, it is a proxy server, www.squid-cache.org
[17:32] <meborc> mikebeecham, run win in wirtualbox
[17:33] <graingert> !virtualbox | mikebeecham
[17:33] <scunizi> mikebeecham, sure.. vmware server or virtualbox will allow you to run windows inside a window in linux
[17:33] <HorizonXP> [admin]: looks interesting, but i don't want to cache requests yet. i just want to route traffic to my LAN
[17:33] <Wolf23> graingert:  done
[17:33] <LightTitan> what is the program that appears at the bottom of your desktop with Icons like the mac? I want the one that does those Icons with reflections
[17:33] <[admin]> HorizonXP, this is something else, you work with iptables ? or other gui ?
[17:33] <graingert> Wolf23: some updates apear?
[17:33] <graingert> Wolf23: appear in update-manager
[17:33] <meborc> LightTitan, avant window navigator
[17:33] <[Michelangelo]> hi guys, is there a way to install a distro without using a cdrom?
[17:34] <LightTitan> meborc thank you
[17:34] <dulak> LightTitan: awm is a dock sort of like the one on a mac
[17:34] <HorizonXP> [admin]: iptables
[17:34] <dr_willis> LightTitan,  theres a dozen 'docks' like that.. avant is a popular one..
[17:34] <mikebeecham> graingert: thanks for the headsup, but this is not what I want...I dont want to run windows within Ubuntu, I want to be able to swtich betweem Ubuntu and Windows
[17:34] <HorizonXP> [admin]: no gui, all command line
[17:34] <scunizi> LightTitan, also cairo doc
[17:34] <Wolf23> graingert:  E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[17:34] <[admin]> HorizonXP, so it stops routing ?
[17:34] <graingert> Wolf23: hmm...
[17:34] <LightTitan> which is the one that doesn't show current windows, it just shows icons that you place on it?
[17:34] <graingert> Wolf23: strange.... just ok that
[17:34] <graingert> mikebeecham: yeah, that is what you want: virtualbox
[17:35] <Wolf23> graingert:  how can i see if there is new updates?
[17:35] <HorizonXP> [admin]: kinda. i can resolve servers just fine. but it'll sit waiting for it to load. on MOST sites, but not all
[17:35] <graingert> Wolf23: run update-manager
[17:35] <[admin]> HorizonXP, did you do a forward ? or masquerade ?
[17:36] <HorizonXP> [admin]: masquerade, using ipmasq
[17:36] <mikebeecham> graingert: sorry mate, but I'm in IT and have used Virtualbox before.  I want to be able to perform the same function of using a dualboot system without having to reboot back into windows.  I have shares and software already installed on Windows that need to be kept in place
[17:36] <Wolf23> graingert:  yes there is a lot of updates?
[17:36] <[admin]> HorizonXP, mmmm
[17:36] <Pupeno> I don't see any bacula sqlite packages, is sqlite support included in the common packages or something like that?
[17:36] <scunizi> mikebeecham, virtualbox or vmware.. these are the ones.. however if your goal is to play directx games in windows it won't work.. you have to reboot into windows directly for that.. there is no way to switch between the two hard installs.
[17:36] <mikebeecham> unless there is a new feature of Virtualbox that I am unaware of
[17:36] <[admin]> HorizonXP, ip forward ?
[17:36] <graingert> Wolf23: you want to update a lot of them...
[17:36] <fukas> hello all
[17:36] <mikebeecham> scunizi: thank you...that makes more sense
[17:37] <rogan> vmware!
[17:37] <HorizonXP> [admin]: well, what's the difference?
[17:37] <scunizi> mikebeecham, there is a program that vmware has that will take a physical install and convert it to a VM.. intact..
[17:37] <mikebeecham> I dont want to set up a virtual windows install...I want to be able to switch between a linux install and my windows install
[17:37] <[admin]> HorizonXP, http://www.ducea.com/2006/08/01/how-to-enable-ip-forwarding-in-linux/ this might help
[17:37] <HorizonXP> [admin]: i thought ipmasq just makes the whole world think my LAN is one IP addy
[17:37] <Wolf23> graingert:  lol , if i install all ? so i should have mouse with effects sounds?
[17:37] <mikebeecham> scunizi: including all shares, etc?
[17:37] <graingert> Wolf23: no... you still need to compile wizard afterwards
[17:37] <Azazel-AZ> upgraded apt-get dist-upgrade and now can't get nvidia restricted drivers running for X
[17:37] <mikebeecham> I run windows shares for my media center and had REAL problems setting this back up under linux
[17:38] <[admin]> HorizonXP, the router may think it is his own connection, instead ... anyway try the link and get back if i doesn't help
[17:38] <scunizi> mikebeecham, I think so.. it's basically a mirror image that you can load into a vm just as it was previously.. nice thing is it's non-distructive to the physical install so you can try it if needed.. of course you don't want to "validate" the install until you test it.
[17:38] <Wolf23> graingert: ok i start updating, but is it take several hours, coz i am just visiting her
[17:38] <lesshaste> an app seems to have got itself in the "startup on boot" list somehow.. where can I find that list so I can remove it?
[17:39] <ThexLeopard> rofl what do you do when ctrl+alt+F1 wont work?
[17:39] <lesshaste> it comes up when I log in to the desktop
[17:39] <graingert> Wolf23: do what?
[17:39] <graingert> Wolf23: just visiting who...?
[17:39] <lesshaste> ThexLeopard, what is the problem exactly?
[17:39] <mikebeecham> ok....as an aside....can CS3 run natively in wine yet?
[17:39] <graingert> Wolf23: dunno what your connection is though
[17:39] <lesshaste> mikebeecham, did you check appdb?
[17:39] <Wolf23> graingert:  1mb
[17:39] <[admin]> lesshaste, update-rc.d <basename> remove
[17:39] <graingert> mikebeecham: no it can run well in wine though
[17:39] <ThexLeopard> lesshaste, im trying to install my nvidia drivers and ctrl+alt+F1 has decided to stop working so i cant drop into the tty interface to finish what i started
[17:40] <scunizi> mikebeecham, check this out ... http://www.vmware.com/products/converter/
[17:40] <lesshaste> [admin], can I get a list first? It appears in the toolbar at the top in case that helps
[17:40] <Azazel-AZ> need help getting nvidia restricted to come up after dist-upgrade.  stuck at 800x600 generic drivers
[17:40] <lesshaste> ThexLeopard, why can't you configure it from X?
[17:40] <[admin]> lesshaste, is it a service ?
[17:40] <lesshaste> [admin], no it's an app called empathy
[17:41] <GaMbi_DK> FC2 FC3 FC4.... what is this ? :)
[17:41] <[admin]> lesshaste, file /etc/init.d/empathy
[17:41] <arooni> how do i extract a .tar.gz file
[17:41] <ThexLeopard> lesshaste, because everytime i try to configure nvidia through x i reboot, lose all display and have to run xfix... the only way i can configure the drivers is through the command interface and manipulating xorg.conf myself
[17:41] <KenBW2> I'm trying to run SumCity 3000 with WINE. It runs and plays music, but on clicking it crashes with "unknown exception". Is this the end of the road or should i try something else?
[17:41] <lesshaste> arooni, tar xvzf file.tar.gz
[17:41] <rogan> !ark
[17:41] <Earlobes> arooni, xzvf
[17:41] <graingert> Wolf23: depends it should give an estimate
[17:41] <[admin]> update-rc.d empathy remove
[17:41] <lesshaste> [admin], it's not there
[17:41] <Earlobes> arooni, tar -xzvf
[17:41] <[admin]> lesshaste, try update-rc.d empathy remove
[17:41] <Wolf23> graingert:  40 min :(
[17:42] <HorizonXP> [admin]: my ip_forward is enabled
[17:42] <scunizi> KenBW2, SumCity or SimCity?
[17:42] <LightTitan> ok so with Avant window manager, is there a way for me to have it not show what windows I have open but rather as a shortcut bar?
[17:42] <lesshaste> [admin], ok
[17:42] <dt84> I'm on ubuntu 8.04 64bit, using envyng driver. for some reason, when I'm trying to apply desktop effects, the computer becomes extremly slow. I suspect this has something to do with it: http://img511.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotnvidiaxservertr0.png what can I do?
[17:42] <Wolf23> graingert:  now 30 :)
[17:42] <lesshaste> [admin], isn't there a nice Xish thing that controls what starts up on the toolbar?
[17:42] <KenBW2> scunizi: SimCity
[17:42] <[admin]> HorizonXP, then everything should run smoothly
[17:42] <Earlobes> lesshaste, just remove it
[17:42] <lesshaste> TheDreamer, right but you can open an xterm
[17:42] <lesshaste> Earlobes, how?
[17:42] <HorizonXP> [admin]: lol, but it's not. hrmm....
[17:42] <scunizi> KenBW2, I think that has been opensourced and wine isn't needed.. there is a linux conversion for it.. let me check.
[17:43] <Earlobes> lesshaste, right click on the icon
[17:43] <[admin]> lesshaste, system -> preferences ->sessions
[17:43] <KenBW2> scunizi: i know there's a linux port, but thatd cost (again)
[17:43] <[admin]> HorizonXP, something is strange, since it is not working on some websites
[17:43] <mibora>  on http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all.html there is a fully localized Slovenian 3.0.3 version -- how come this is not available in Hardy yet?
[17:43] <graingert> Wolf23: huzar, is compiz amung 'em?
[17:43] <[admin]> HorizonXP, nothing in logs so far ?
[17:43] <kk_ubuntu> hello, can some one tell me how to enable the popup menu key between the right side control and alt?  generally on other laptops i find that after pressing the button the right click menu comes up but on my lenovo thinkpad it is not working.  As a result I have to press shift + f10 to get the popup menu.
[17:44] <graingert> !ibex | mibora
[17:44] <HorizonXP> [admin]: yeah i know. i flushed the iptables, and now no websites work. so maybe i can try getting that working again, see what happens
[17:44] <graingert> kk_ubuntu: you mean meta or super?
[17:44] <lesshaste> [admin], umm..I'm in xubuntu and I don't see system->preferences
[17:44] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[17:44] <Wolf23> graingert:  what?
[17:44] <[admin]> HorizonXP, flushing will remove all chains and rules..... though it stopped
[17:44] <rogan> wow
[17:44] <graingert> Wolf23: is compiz one of the updates
[17:44] <scunizi> KenBW2, check out http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=665844  on linux it's called Metropolis
[17:44] <Earlobes> what was that about floodbot?
[17:45] <kk_ubuntu> it is the key between the alt and ctrl key at the right of the space bar
[17:45] <graingert> kk_ubuntu: works fine for me
[17:45] <Wolf23> graingert:  yes compiz fusion plugin
[17:45] <night_time> guys I have a problem with broken dependencies when I try to install compiz after I lost it: http://paste.ubuntu.com/62530/
[17:45] <graingert> Wolf23: kool
[17:46] <KenBW2> scunizi: looks like an old version of SC
[17:46] <graingert> kk_ubuntu: don't see much point in it
[17:46] <scunizi> kk_ubuntu, no key on my sys on the right between ctrl and alt.. left side has 2 keys in between
[17:46] <[admin]> lesshaste, try gnome-session-properties
[17:46] <[admin]> lesshaste, at the command line
[17:46] <Wolf23> graingert:  so is that we are r looking for?
[17:46] <HorizonXP> [admin]: never mind, i just restarted my pppoe connection, and now i'm back to where i was before
[17:46] <LjL> night_time: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:46] <scunizi> KenBW2, it's the original.. I just googled simcity ubuntu.. there were other links for simcity 4 on wine etc.. check it out.
[17:47] <legend2440> night_time: try sudo aptitude install compiz   aptitude sometimes offers solutions
[17:47] <jim_p> night_time: is your sources.list correct?
[17:47] <phun> hey guys, i installed compiz-plugins-unsupported, but i cant enable the "tile" plugin. i check it in compiz-settings-manager, but it just because unchecked in like 5 seconds
[17:47] <[admin]> HorizonXP, sorry for that friend ... hope it solves itself :P
[17:47] <kk_ubuntu> I tryed to work it out but can't do it
[17:47] <Nece228> why so many people quit?
[17:47] <Nece228> whats that
[17:47] <Nece228> why so many people quit?
[17:47] <kk_ubuntu> i always have to use shift + f10
[17:47] <HorizonXP> [admin]: you can't use ipmasq and ip_forward together can you? cuz i think i am right now
[17:47] <scunizi> !netsplit | Nece228
[17:48] <terrorbite_> can any 1 help me get compiz fusion workin it used to work wen i had linux mint installed now i have gos installed plz help
[17:48] <kk_ubuntu> I have this problem with only lenovo thinkpad
[17:48] <RanyAlbeg> ziroday: me again :P i found themes only for windows , is there a specific category which i need to look for in order to find a whole-system-theme?
[17:48] <[admin]> HorizonXP, masq is something , and forward is something , but they are opposites
[17:48] <Nece228> scunizi: thanks
[17:48] <kk_ubuntu> i try pessing the context menu key but nothing happens
[17:48] <night_time> ﻿LjL: here is my sources list http://paste.ubuntu.com/62538/
[17:49] <kk_ubuntu> I can use it on my compaq laptop
[17:49] <HorizonXP> [admin]: ok, i just removed ip_masq. lemme try your old link and see what that does
[17:49] <[admin]> RanyAlbeg, gnome-look.org
[17:49] <[admin]> HorizonXP, hope it helps, coz i used it with my xen machines and worked as charm
[17:49] <sriramoman> how do i redirect the entire output of two or three statements to one file?
[17:50] <RanyAlbeg> [admin]: which category should i look for?
[17:50] <jim_p> night_time: what does that inteprid repo do there? line 63
[17:50] <[admin]> sriramoman, write them in a file , then try bash [filename] > [textfile]
[17:50] <jim_p> night_time: sorry, line 60-61
[17:50] <[admin]> RanyAlbeg, metacity
[17:51] <terrorbite_> can any 1 help me get compiz fusion workin it used to work wen i had linux mint installed now i have gos installed plz help
[17:51] <sriramoman> [admin], i mean from a script
[17:51] <[admin]> sriramoman, ./[script] > [textfile]
[17:51] <mibora> graingert: you're saying that no new Firefox translations will become available in Hardy?
[17:51] <RanyAlbeg> [admin]: thanks
[17:51] <LjL> night_time: that's no surprise, you have Intrepid repositories enabled in your Hardy. that's NOT a good idea.
[17:51] <jim_p> terrorbite_: does gos use the same repos like ubuntu?
[17:52] <night_time> ﻿jim_p: I don't know where do these came from !!
[17:52] <sriramoman> [admin], i mean a script as typed on the shell.
[17:52] <HorizonXP> [admin]: ok, i don't have ipmasq installed, and i just enabled ipforward.... still no go
[17:52] <terrorbite_> yes jim_p i think
[17:52] <night_time> ﻿﻿jim_p: I'll remove them
[17:52] <[admin]> sriramoman, if you have many scripts , ./[first script] > [textfile] then ./[second script] >> [textfile]
[17:52] <peter771> I'm running 7.10 and thinking about upgrading to 8.10 (fresh install), is it worth waiting until the final release or is 8.10 pretty much ready now in its RC stage?
[17:52] <jim_p> night_time: comment them out, apt-get update and try to install again
[17:52] <sriramoman> [admin], my command is:
[17:52] <night_time> ﻿jim_p:  ok
[17:52] <Tom_Davis> !intrepid | jim_p
[17:52] <sriramoman> [admin], sed = list_1 | sed 'N;s/\n/\)\",/'>list_bk; cat list_bk | sed "s/^/\"/";rm list_bk
[17:52] <adityag> what is the command to remove all the files in a folder ?
[17:52] <jim_p> terrorbite_: can you post your sources.list?
[17:53] <jim_p> thanks Tom_Davis but that was not our point?
[17:53] <[admin]> sriramoman, never mind the command , just put > [textfile] at the end and the results will be written into the [textfile]
[17:53] <sriramoman> [admin], the output was blank file.
[17:53] <Tom_Davis> sorry, that was for peter771
[17:53] <terrorbite_> how do i get my sources.list jim_p wat command do i need to type
[17:53] <[admin]> sriramoman, test the output first if it brings any output
[17:54] <jlewis> Parallels Tools installed successfully with Parallels build 5624, so 8.04 should be good now
[17:54] <ThexLeopard> lesshaste, did you have any ideas on why ctrl+alt+F1 might not be working?
[17:54]  * Tom_Davis has dain bramage
[17:54] <[admin]> terrorbite_, sudo apt-get update
[17:54] <jim_p> terrorbite_: gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:54] <LjL> night_time: pastebin the output of: dpkg -l | grep "^ii" | awk ' { print $2 } ' | xargs -n 1 apt-cache policy | grep -B 10 intrepid
[17:54] <sriramoman> [admin], the output works fine on screen. redirection is where i faced problem.
[17:54] <jim_p> i am going to shave, brb
[17:54] <LjL> night_time: DON'T remove the intrepid repositories just yet
[17:54] <LjL> night_time: we need to see just which packages you have installed from them
[17:54] <peter771> Tom_Davis, I know what intrepid is, my question is are most of the bugs fixed or should i wait 5 days?
[17:55] <LjL> !intrepid | peter771
[17:55] <night_time> ﻿LjL:  ok
[17:56] <[admin]> sriramoman, put the > [textfile] before ;rm
[17:56] <peter771> LjL, thanks for the advice, I'll go slam my head in a vice and talk to a one legged donkey for some first grade help!
[17:56] <terrorbite_> http://pastebin.com/m1512052 jim_p
[17:56] <LjL> !attitude | peter771
[17:57] <przemek_> hiii alll
[17:57] <peter771> !attitude | LjL
[17:57] <sriramoman> [admin], thank you. now it works
[17:57] <przemek_> ok sryy
[17:57] <[admin]> sriramoman, most welcome
[17:58] <scunizi> thanks LjL .. I was waiting for that.. he's been in here before with the same method of speaking.
[17:58] <jlewis> yay it works
[17:58] <LjL> @mark #ubuntu peter771 See scunizi
[17:58] <LjL> whops.
[17:59] <scunizi> LjL, what was that command?  I just recognized the syntax of his speech from a time back.. weeks
[17:59] <LightTitan> what command do I need to use to have AWM start up with my Ubuntu?
[17:59] <PaulEU_> hi
[17:59] <night_time> ﻿LjL: it looks my sources list is broken  http://paste.ubuntu.com/62545/
[18:00] <PaulEU_> I have problem with Ubuntu 8.04 - I cannot see encrypted messages in Gajim. Other side see my encrypted message. Where is mistake?
[18:00] <PaulEU_> encryption via GPG of course
[18:00] <jim_p> terrorbite_: sudo apt-get install compiz
[18:01] <LjL> night_time: is that the very same source.list that you pasted to me?
[18:01] <blue_mushroom> e/win 1
[18:01] <PaulEU_> in gpg-list-keys I see own key and the second user
[18:01] <LightTitan> I am in the sessions window, how do I get Avant window manager to start up with Ubuntu?
[18:01] <PaulEU_> whereis possible error?
[18:01] <[admin]> LightTitan, just add a custom launcher, with the command avant-window-manager
[18:01] <terrorbite_> jim_p compiz is already the newest version.
[18:01] <terrorbite_>  is wat the terminal sed
[18:02] <LightTitan> [admin] ok thanks
[18:02] <[admin]> terrorbite_, you might be searching for compiz fusion and not compiz
[18:02] <[admin]> terrorbite_, right ?
[18:03] <hardcore> how do i change the top border color at the top of the open windows from brown to another color?
[18:03] <jim_p> brb
[18:03] <terrorbite_> no i put compiz [admin]
[18:03] <bullgard4> Calling OpenOffice Math Version 2.4.1 in a Terminal by '~$ ooffice -math', I obtain the message: "javaldx failed". The main window 'OpenOffice.org Math' opens but not the secondary window with formula symbols. How to open the secondary window?
[18:03] <[admin]> hardcore, gnome-appearance-properties
[18:04] <[admin]> terrorbite_, try this http://thegabfather.wordpress.com/2008/05/17/how-to-install-compiz-fusion-in-ubuntu-hardy-heron/
[18:05] <hardcore> where's gnome-appearance-properties?
[18:05] <rokra> hello
[18:05] <[admin]> bullgard4, try ooffice -calc %U
[18:06] <erki> hardcore: I believe [admin] wants you to press alt?+f2 and type gnome-appearance-properties and press "run"
[18:06] <[admin]> hardcore, press ALT+F2 , type it there and hit return
[18:06] <Nukhem> anyone know if they're going to include dust into the final?
[18:06] <masque7> anyone know where i can download motherboard manuals in pdf format?
[18:06] <bullgard4> [admin]: I tried this. There is no difference.
[18:06] <rokra> Hey guys , nobody had problem to login ubuntu? I cant login due to timeout?
[18:06] <erki> masque7: Your best bet is the motherboard manufacturer
[18:07] <erki> rokra: What exactly is the error message, and are you trying to log in locally?
[18:07] <[admin]> bullgard4, wait please just checking something
[18:07] <bullgard4> r
[18:08] <keres> someone help with error updating http://pastebin.com/d1a93f42d
[18:08] <hardcore> thanks
[18:09] <keres> http://pastebin.com/d1a93f42d
[18:09] <masque7> erki: thanks, that worked. :)
[18:10] <erki> masque7: Great!
[18:10] <PeterBye> !video
[18:10] <masque7> is memtest86 any good?
[18:11] <PeterBye> is there any graphical video editing software for ubuntu
[18:11] <Ngan> does any one use thinkpad?
[18:11] <bullgard4> Ngan: Me.
[18:11] <PeterBye> I use a thinkpad T60
[18:11] <Tom_Davis> Ngan: yes I have ubuntu'd several thinkpads
[18:11] <PeterBye> Ubuntu installs and works perfectly out of the box
[18:11] <dfgas> root@P42400:/home/dfgas# apt-get update
[18:11] <dfgas> E: Method gave invalid 400 URI Failure message
[18:11] <dfgas>   how do i fix this?
[18:11] <erki> masque7: Yep, I used it just the other day to figure out that one of my ram modules was faulty
[18:11] <terrorbite_> [admin] wen i go in to hardware drivers it dosent cum up with my video card
[18:12] <PeterBye> dfgas, try using aptitude instead
[18:12] <PaulEU_> who anybody can help me? ;)
[18:13] <[admin]> terrorbite_, lspci | grep VGA
[18:13] <PeterBye> PaulEU_, what seems to be the problem
[18:13] <[admin]> bullgard4, alot of discusses of this issue say that this is a bug in java and openoffice
[18:13] <[admin]> bullgard4, you can always update both on ur system
[18:13] <dfgas> PeterBye, same error
[18:13] <PaulEU_> PeterBye: I have problem with encryption messages in Gajim via GPG
[18:13] <terrorbite_> [admin] 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon RV250 [Mobility FireGL 9000] (rev 02)
[18:14] <PaulEU_> I cannot see encrypted messages in Gajim. Other side see my encrypted message. Where is mistake?
[18:14] <[admin]> terrorbite_, then follow the ati / radeon setup there
[18:14] <Kijutsu> has anyone ever messed with the remapping the mediadirect button on dell laptops?
[18:14] <PeterBye> dfgas, when did you start having this problem
[18:14] <terrorbite_> [admin] were
[18:14] <PeterBye> PaulEU_, sorry, I haven't worked with that particular problem before
[18:14] <dfgas> just now
[18:15] <PeterBye> dfgas, what happened prior to you having this problem
[18:15] <PaulEU_> PeterBye: ok, thank you
[18:15] <[admin]> terrorbite_, ok just skip to 2. - Installing Compiz Fusion
[18:15] <bullgard4> [admin]: Very interesting. On one of my Ubuntu 8.04.1 laptops this command works without a problem. Only another  one produces this error.
[18:15] <[admin]> terrorbite_, continue from there
[18:15] <sYskk> is it possible to move from ubuntu to kubuntu without a format ?
[18:15] <dfgas> added a repo, then i removed when i got this error and still the same
[18:15] <superkiwi> Hello, i'm installing ubuntu 8.10 rc server. Why does not 'install automatic updates' and 'basecamp (or whatever it was called (landscape?)) not have a 'go back' option like the rest of the menus?. It is complaining about inserting another cd, I don't have it and I must start ALL over again. Is there a way to go back?
[18:16] <Ngan> the hotkeys of my thinkpad doesn't work in U 8.10. Any one can help me?
[18:16] <PeterBye> dfgas, how did you add the repo - can you describe the steps
[18:16] <[admin]> bullgard4,  maybe that one was updated or wasn't even updated , but it defers from other systems you have
[18:16] <dfgas> nano sources.list
[18:16] <erki> !intrepid | lotsofpeople
[18:16] <PeterBye> dfgas, did you do it graphically via synaptic like check a box or did you do it via the sources.list file
[18:16] <[admin]> sYskk, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-deskstop
[18:16] <[admin]> sYskk, after installation, at the login window, click on session, and choose kde
[18:16] <PeterBye> dfgas, can you go onto ubuntuforums and post the contents of sources.list
[18:17] <PeterBye> dfgas, give me the link so I can reply to it
[18:17] <PeterBye> dfgas, I mean ubuntuforums.org
[18:17] <terrorbite_> [admin] after installing it it just sez how to cusomize it i no how to do that the prob is that theres no custom setting in apearance and if i click extra it sez desktop efects cant be enabled
[18:18] <hardcore> how do i save youtube videos to my computer?
[18:18] <SBTooth> howdy folks... anyone with experience with the new atheros drivers?
[18:18] <hardcore> i'm using epiphany web browser
[18:18] <night_time> ﻿LjL: here is the output of dpkg -l | grep "^ii" | awk ' { print $2 } ' | xargs -n 1 apt-cache policy | grep -B 10 intrepid
[18:18] <bart_> i can't believe they haven't included Asus EEE wireless network support in the new ubuntu
[18:18] <hardcore> SBTooth, atheros usually is automatically installed
[18:19] <[admin]> terrorbite_, press ALT+F2 and run  gnome-appearance-properties  , at the end of the tabs , there is visual effects, choose extra or custom
[18:19] <erki> hardcore: Switch to firefox and install the downloadhelper addon
[18:19] <[admin]> terrorbite_, after that click on keep these settings when it appears
[18:19] <hardcore> erki, i'll stick with epiphany. any way i can still do it?
[18:19] <ljsoftnet> hardcore try downloadyoutubevideos.com it will download it as .flv don't forget to follow the instructions
[18:19] <erki> bart_: Consider getting the modified kernel from array.org
[18:20] <SBTooth> msg harcore just wondered if anyone had heard any updates
[18:20] <terrorbite_> [admin] i just told u there is no custom setting and wen i click extra it sez they cant be enabled
[18:20] <prof_1> Hello is there anyone who can help me solve the problem with mounting my floppy?
[18:20] <bart_> thanks erki
[18:20] <prof_1> Ireally would appreciate that.
[18:20] <PeterBye> dfgas, what's the status on this
[18:21] <LjL> night_time: here where?
[18:21] <dfgas> PeterBye, nm, i fixed, removed the sources.list.d folder
[18:21] <phun> is there a program for linux like grapher for osx?
[18:21] <[admin]> terrorbite_, then try this my friend http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=581620
[18:21] <bullgard4> [admin]: The ooo version that does not work properly was updated from Ubuntu 6.10 step by step. The other, now functioning ooo version was installed directly from a Hardy CD .
[18:21] <ljsoftnet> phun what does grapher do?
[18:21] <phun> it is a pretty nice graphing program
[18:22] <[admin]> bullgard4,  thats it my friend, i search openoffice.org and they said so , try installing oo through apt
[18:22] <PeterBye> dfgas, I don't see how that would resolve your problem but hope I helped
[18:22] <ljsoftnet> phun software that creates charts?
[18:22] <legend2440> prof_1: do you have line in  /etc/fstab       /dev/fd0        /media/floppy0  auto    rw,user,noauto,exec,utf8     0       0
[18:22] <phun> no, software that graphs equations.,
[18:22] <phun> 2d and 3d
[18:22] <legend2440> /dev/fd0        /media/floppy0  auto    rw,user,noauto,exec,utf8     0       0
[18:23] <bullgard4> [admin]: According to dict 'to defer'  has 2 meanings: i.) to delay, ii.) to give in. What is the meaning of 'to defer' in your last message?
[18:23] <PeterBye> I'm using /set irc_conf_mode 1 in xchat but I still see notifications from people entering and exiting
[18:23] <PeterBye> shouldn't those notifications be supressed ?
[18:23] <legend2440> PeterBye: you have to restart xchat
[18:23] <[admin]> differ*
[18:23] <ljsoftnet> phun do you really need it for work?
[18:23] <rparish> whats a good program for music like limewire
[18:23] <PeterBye> legend2440, thanks!
[18:23] <[admin]> bullgard4, differ ....
[18:24] <sec> hi people
[18:24] <[admin]> bullgard4, sorry for misstyping
[18:24] <phun> ljsoftnet, no I just need it for math classes. My professor has grapher on his mac, and it is a very nice program
[18:25] <sec> someboy knows why the flashplugin for firefox is very very very slow?
[18:25] <[admin]> PeterBye, right-click the channel and remove the tick beside join/part
[18:25] <phun> I was just wondering if there was anything like it for linux, not the same thing, but just an equation grapher w/ a simple UI
[18:25] <LjL> rparish: limewire is a peer-to-peer filesharing program
[18:26] <Kijutsu> Has anyone ever remapped the MediaDirect button on a dell laptop to boot Ubuntu?
[18:26] <LjL> phun: Qalculate is a calculator that i find very good, and can output graphs. but if you want something just more graph-oriented...
[18:26] <rparish> well whats one that works greatwith linux
[18:26] <bullgard4> [admin]: Thank you very much for your help.
[18:27] <ljsoftnet> phun i don't know man, i'm currently used with microsoft products and some other, no idea about mac because i haven't owned one
[18:27] <[admin]> phun, take a look at libformula-java
[18:27] <[admin]> bullgard4, most welcome
[18:27] <rokra> erki sorry I was afk ( baby obligation :) ) , yes I try to log on locally ( console or gdm) I can login me and receive the welcome message in console but no prompt
[18:27] <LjL> phun: phehaps GEG (limiting to GNOME programs, otherwise there are a few KDE programs)
[18:27] <zulu34sx> hello...
[18:28] <sec> someboy knows why the flashplugin for firefox is very very very slow?
[18:28] <[admin]> phun, just ignore my post, i was thinking you're asking about something else
[18:29] <PeterBye> [admin], thank you
[18:29] <[admin]> PeterBye, most welcome
[18:29] <zulu34sx> i reveive the following error, when i want wo start the virtual machine on virtual box. how can i give me the rights to get success to that file in LINUX MINT ?
[18:29] <zulu34sx> '
[18:29] <zulu34sx> 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..
[18:29] <zulu34sx> VBox status code: -1909 (VERR_VM_DRIVER_NOT_ACCESSIBLE).
[18:29] <zulu34sx> Fehlercode:
[18:29] <FloodBot2> zulu34sx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:29] <zulu34sx> 0x80004005
[18:30] <eric> anyone answer a 8.10 question?
[18:30] <zulu34sx> ﻿'
[18:30] <zulu34sx> 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..
[18:30] <zulu34sx> VBox status code: -1909 (VERR_VM_DRIVER_NOT_ACCESSIBLE).
[18:30] <zulu34sx> Fehlercode:
[18:30] <FloodBot2> zulu34sx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:30] <zulu34sx> 0x80004005
[18:30] <Guest77984> anyone answer a 8.10 question?
[18:30] <[admin]> zulu34sx, please use paste.ubuntu.com and paste us the link only
[18:30] <erki> Guest77984: You're probably better of in the #ubuntu+1 channel
[18:31] <crptx> Hello
[18:31] <Guest77984> thanks
[18:31] <zulu34sx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/62562/
[18:32] <[admin]> zulu34sx, ls -l /dev/vboxdrv
[18:33] <HorizonXP> anyone here used multilink PPP on their ADSL?
[18:33] <Stormx2> zulu34sx: ask in #vbox
[18:33] <zulu34sx> ?
[18:33] <[admin]> Stormx2, you're right
[18:33] <[admin]> zulu34sx, /join #vbox
[18:33] <Stormx2> [admin], I'm always right
[18:34] <[admin]> Stormx2, come on
[18:34] <Stormx2> ;D
[18:34] <[admin]> Stormx2, :)
[18:34] <zulu34sx> dieser Kanal existiert nicht
[18:34] <erUSUL> zulu34sx:  adding them to the vboxusers groups <<<< that's the answer to your question right there in the error msg
[18:34] <zulu34sx> 'channel not existing
[18:34] <[admin]> !en | zulu34sx
[18:34] <erUSUL> zulu34sx: add your user to vboxusers
[18:34] <Stormx2> [admin], you need to add yourself to the "vboxusers" group.
[18:34] <HorizonXP> [admin]: so i figured out that multilink PPP was causing my problems.
[18:35] <zulu34sx> k
[18:35] <LjL> why should he ask in #vbox?
[18:35] <LjL> zulu34sx: did you install virtualbox-ose from the repositories?
[18:35] <[admin]> HorizonXP, ha ? in what way ?
[18:35] <zulu34sx> ye
[18:35] <[admin]> Stormx2, you need to say that to zulu34sx he is asking
[18:35] <[admin]> or she
[18:36] <Stormx2> Sorry, meh
[18:36] <tyso1> hey can anyone help me find a tutorial for setting up evolution? i cant seem to figure out the settings for my live.com and yahoo.com account
[18:36] <Stormx2> playing halo at same time, hard to keep track of things
[18:36] <etank> anyone know what could cause pauses in ssh connections?
[18:36] <Stormx2> zulu34sx, add your user to the "vboxusers" group. System > Administration > Users
[18:36] <etank> i am connected to a remote server and running irssi
[18:36] <etank> as i type at times i see pauses happening
[18:36] <etank> it is really annoying
[18:36] <FloodBot2> etank: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:36] <LjL> zulu34sx: type "sudo adduser yourusername vboxusers"
[18:36] <Stormx2> etank, you on wifi?
[18:36] <LjL> zulu34sx: after that, you might need to start virtualbox from a new terminal (or restart X)
[18:36] <etank> Stormx2: yes
[18:36] <HorizonXP> [admin]: well, i have it activated to beat my telco's throttling. unfortunately, it was causing my webpages not to load. disabling it fixes my problem. now to figure out why...
[18:36] <jim_p> etank, other than ping inself? or ping is minimal to none
[18:37] <zulu34sx> do i have to reboot or something like that
[18:37] <PaulEU_> what's difference between gnupg and gnupg2 ?
[18:37] <etank> jim_p: ping is normal i think (checking now)
[18:37] <Stormx2> zulu34sx, you'll need to log out and log back in I think.
[18:37] <[admin]> HorizonXP, sorry to hear so, and sorry have no idea
[18:37] <PaulEU_> who anybody know?
[18:37] <zulu34sx> k, brb
[18:37] <HorizonXP> [admin]: no worries. thanks for your help
[18:38] <[admin]> HorizonXP, most welcome
[18:38] <etank> jim_p: ping time is in ms
[18:38] <etank> 9 or less
[18:38] <[admin]> i have to leave guys , tc all
[18:39] <semanticpc> how to change video mode
[18:39] <animefanfive> Deskbar says my firefox version must be between 2.0.0.0 and 3.0.0.0 it's 3.0.3 is there an update to let my deskbar still work with it?
[18:39] <etank> jim_p: most pings are < 1 ms
[18:39] <jim_p> etank, that is equal to none. BRB
[18:41] <Edijus> Hello. Can anyone give me Ubuntu startup sound?
[18:41] <Tom_Davis> installing hardy on a thinkpad 1400, it gets to verifying zlib1g and starts beeping and shuts down completely, ideas?
[18:42] <LjL> Edijus: i believe it's in the "ubuntu-sounds" package
[18:42] <Edijus> LjL: The problem is- I do not have ubuntu.
[18:42] <arooni> how do i do a mass search/replace for a file foo.sql where every "INSERT" becomes "INSERT IGNORE" ... case sensitive and whole word match?
[18:42] <LjL> Edijus: you can download that package from http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[18:42] <HorizonXP> [admin]: it was my MTU. I had to set it for 1452
[18:42] <etank> arooni: depends on the editor you are using
[18:42] <Stormx2> arooni, gedit could do it :/
[18:43] <arooni> vim
[18:43] <LjL> arooni: sed -i.bak "s/\bINSERT\b/INSERT IGNORE/g" filename
[18:43] <etank> :%s/INSERT/INSERT IGNORE/g
[18:43] <LjL> etank: that's not whole-word
[18:43] <abe3k> hi guys, where should I go for information on AT commands ?
[18:43] <etank> LjL: good point
[18:43] <maraxush> hi all
[18:44] <LjL> abe3k: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayes_command_set
[18:44] <abe3k> LjL : thank you but I mean someone to talk with :)
[18:44] <maraxush> i just wanna ask something, how can i do my alsa to work? HDA audio bug... :(
[18:45] <maraxush> i connect a jack, and the integrated speakers on my laptop is give the voice ... :(
[18:45] <etank> this irssi over ssh lag is really bugging me
[18:45] <HorizonX1> test
[18:45] <LjL> abe3k: i can only suggest #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:45] <abe3k> LjL : thanks
[18:49] <EyesOfARaven> where would i find the file to edit to make things launch when you switch from battery to ac power
[18:49] <EyesOfARaven> cuz apparently evolution has found its way there
[18:49] <EyesOfARaven> and i must expulse it
[18:51] <animefanfive> Why can't Deskbar do any of the mozilla stuff?
[18:51] <legend2440> i use partimage to backup my /dev/sdb1 partition which has hardy and /home on it. if i put /home on separate partition i would have to start backing up /dev/sdb1 and the /home partition separately?
[18:52] <grindhold> is it possible to log a console application per "./app > 123.log" that needs input?
[18:54] <grindhold> hello?
[18:55] <csilk> Hello
[18:55] <Beta-guy> is there a howto for idiots on how to compile a Linux kernel?
[18:55] <csilk> Beta-guy, google has many many tutorials indexed
[18:55] <tonyyarusso> !kernel | Beta-guy
[18:59] <l337ingDisorder> is there an environment variable for the current time?
[19:00] <Pazzo> Hi @ll - installed latest Intrepid upgrades today, it messed up my sound support :-( Volume, mixers etc are ok, but there are just strange noises, no sound anymore (Fujitsu-Siemens Lifebook E-Series). Is anyone els experiencing the same problem?
[19:00] <l337ingDisorder> I'm trying to write a bash script that creates an output with timestamps... something like
[19:00] <l337ingDisorder> echo "$CURRENT_TIME : (event)" >> logfile.log
[19:00] <l337ingDisorder> Any help?
[19:00] <paul68> !8.10
[19:01] <Pazzo> ubottu: thanks!
[19:01] <unavailable> how do i remove kdm from the shutdown script
[19:01] <Stupendoussteve> l337ingDisorder, check out man date
[19:01] <Pazzo> ubottu: Thank you anyways ;-)
[19:01] <THE_GFR|WORK> I have a toshiba protege 3110ct and I can't get ubuntu floppy boot loader to see my PCMCIA CD DRIVE any ideas?
[19:01] <Pazzo> ubotto: are you really sure?
[19:02] <l337ingDisorder> Stupendoussteve: thanks :)
[19:02] <THE_GFR|WORK> do I need a special PCMCIA driver or what?
[19:02] <|Jeff|> What is a good program for burning iso's in Ubuntu? I just did a backup using Mondo and need something to burn the ISO
[19:03] <THE_GFR|WORK> |Jeff|: nero?
[19:03] <THE_GFR|WORK> |Jeff|: nero for linux
[19:03] <Stupendoussteve> l337ingDisorder, something like "date +%H%M%S" is a simple one
[19:03] <csilk> |Jeff|, Brasero
[19:03] <TuxSympathiser> is it possible to upgrade alsa in 7.10 to the latest version?
[19:03] <csilk> |Jeff|, it's pre-installed in hardy
[19:03] <unavailable> brasero?
[19:03] <csilk> unavailable, yes
[19:03] <unavailable> tis good
[19:03] <OxDeadC0de> i prefer k3b for burning cds
[19:03] <l337ingDisorder> Stupendoussteve: given the options I might as well include the date also... thanks, this is exactly what I was looking for
[19:04] <|Jeff|> hmm.. did not know they had Nero for Linux. thanks.. Is it bloated like the windows version?
[19:04] <THE_GFR|WORK> so do I need a specific driver to get this running?
[19:04] <csilk> sounds like a kde lib based app OxDeadC0de
[19:04] <\phil\rlygtfo\> root@smilingbuddha:/usr/local/qwserver/ca# apt-get install unzip
[19:04] <\phil\rlygtfo\> D§N,DµD?D,Dµ N?D?D,N?D?D_D? D?D°D?DµN,D_D?... D"D_N,D_D?D_
[19:04] <\phil\rlygtfo\> any way to fix that gobbledygook?
[19:04] <THE_GFR|WORK> I have a toshiba protege 3110ct and I can't get ubuntu floppy boot loader to see my PCMCIA CD DRIVE any ideas?
[19:04] <legend2440> !burn | |Jeff|
[19:04] <\phil\rlygtfo\> i'm a first time ubuntu user but not a linux novice... i'm guessing it is some trivial setting somewhere
[19:05] <|Jeff|> thanks Legend2440
[19:05] <csilk> |Jeff|, Brasero is already installed on hardy under applications>sound and video> Brasero
[19:05] <sYskk> where is the trash located on the filesystem
[19:05] <|Jeff|> Sorry for the dumb questions.. Been out of Linux for a while.
[19:05] <legend2440> !trash
[19:06] <\phil\rlygtfo\> !gibberish
[19:06] <unavailable> how do i remove kdm from the shutdown script
[19:06] <\phil\rlygtfo\> D§N,DµD?D,Dµ N?D?D,N?D?D_D? D?D°D?DµN,D_D?... D"D_N,D_D?D_ <-- what is that called?
[19:06] <sYskk> thx
[19:06] <\phil\rlygtfo\> it's what i'm getting from ubuntu's apt-get
[19:06] <|Jeff|> thanks csilk.. what is on hardy? Is that one of the software repositories?
[19:06] <unavailable> !askthebot
[19:06] <animefanfive> ﻿configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables. How can I fix that?
[19:07] <csilk> |Jeff|, Brasero is already installed on hardy under applications>sound and video> Brasero   || brasero is a cd and image burning tool
[19:07] <animefanfive> I need help getting the latest deskbar installed.
[19:08] <|Jeff|> csilk - thanks, I found it.
[19:08] <csilk> k
[19:08] <\phil\rlygtfo\> i can't possibly be the only one with gibberish coming out of ubuntu
[19:09] <paul68> \phil\rlygtfo\: can you change the language at the logon screen under options?
[19:09] <csilk> \phil\rlygtfo\, more background info please
[19:10] <\phil\rlygtfo\> how would i do that using a text only session>?
[19:10] <larmeh> http://paste.linuxassist.net/20834 <-- anyone know how to delete this file? the "ls"-output for this file is red... it's probably a broken link or something but i've got no idea how to delete is... rm or even rm -f won't work
[19:10] <LightTitan> aciddvd ripped my dvd great, except the audio doesn't work. I used mp3lame for it, any suggestions on what to use for audio encoding that works?
[19:10] <\phil\rlygtfo\> oh rofl
[19:10] <\phil\rlygtfo\> locale is reporting russian
[19:10] <\phil\rlygtfo\> whats the best way to change local to english?
[19:11] <PeterBye> has anyone install the jahshaka video editor for Hardy ?
[19:13] <\phil\rlygtfo\> k its /usr/default/locale
[19:14] <tyler> im having color problems in my video...colors are fine in desktop or pictures but when i watch a video there of a blue or green tint
[19:16] <jblanche> hi everibody, I would like to know what are the risk of using a non-journalised FS ? I want to format an HD in HFS+ in order to r/W from both Mac and Linux
[19:17] <jblanche> but ony non journalised HFS+ is supported in rw mode on Linux
[19:19] <GaMbi_DK> ok Im not that good a linux user yet.. "Error in checksums: xxxxxxxxxx is different from XXXXXXXXX" the "xxxxxxxxxxxx" changes every time I try to run the script..  its an installer for UT2k3 from cd3(3 iso files) what might be wrong? :S
[19:19] <empo> hi all
[19:20] <Joni_> hello , is there any chance i can install ubuntu on a mobile phone with ARM processor ? (sony ericsson p910i)
[19:20] <NeoNinja> Hello
[19:21] <jum-chron> hello folks, fresh upgrading of ibex finished, the sound through usb headset and internal speakers functions, but when I plug in my external speakers no sound comes out, what can be the problem?
[19:21] <PlutoPrime> anyone here has a Pinnacle PCTV Pro HD Usb Stick that theyhave working in 8.04 or 8.10?
[19:21] <gluki> hi everybody
[19:22] <paul68> !8.10 |jum-chron
[19:22] <gluki> any body can help with ubuntu 8.04 ispconfig and oracle???
[19:23] <gluki> говорим по русски или по каковски???
[19:23] <gigatropolis> me have question
[19:23] <tak11> lighttpd keeps giving me a 403 error when i try to open an actual file, =x everythings chmod'ed to 777
[19:23] <paul68> !ru | gluki
[19:24] <bachir> hi
[19:24] <cristobalcolon> how different are xara xtreme and corel? do they do the same thing?
[19:24] <bachir> what is th best soft of making videos on linux?
[19:24] <gluki> i can understand in english also.
[19:24] <gigatropolis> I mapped a samba network connection. where on the hdd would samba connections be mounted? or are they
[19:25] <mkartic> hey guys, a frnd of mine installed the kernel updates before it was on the update manager, and he's had trouble since then! is it stable now[if i use update manager]?
[19:25] <bachir> do you kow any software for editing ad making videos like sony vegas but for linux?
[19:25] <Nvidiot> I'm a bit confused. I'm trying to install Ubuntu 8.04 (with the alternate cd, graphical setup fails on my hardware) on a system with several hdds. Installed on /dev/sde (as the other drives will be a raid array), rebooted and the system just sits there. No grub, nothing
[19:25] <gluki> any body have installed oracle on ubuntu???
[19:25] <paul68> !patience |bachir
[19:25] <legend2440> gluki: if no one knows here there is channel    #oracle
[19:25] <bachir> ok sirry
[19:25] <Earlobes> I am having trouble sourcing to a directory. For instance, I have a dir    /usr/hla    and in my .profile file, I have edited PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH"    to PATH="$HOME/bin:/usr/hla:$PATH".   My problem is when issuing the command    hla, it does not run. Am I missing something?
[19:25] <bachir> *sorry
[19:25] <gigatropolis> here on the file system does samba mount I ment to say
[19:26] <gluki> 2 legend2440 thanks
[19:26] <ryan5620> How do you save your theme in Emerald themer?
[19:26] <Nvidiot> Earlobes: don't add the actual executable to the path, add the directory the executable is in to the path
[19:26] <tdawgedogg> how do i run a .run file in terminal?
[19:26] <bachir> my problem is resolved :D
[19:26] <tdawgedogg> i think it has to do with dkpg
[19:26] <bachir> i found that: http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/video (frensh)
[19:26] <kri> hi, i have a .ISO that i want to mount. How do i mount it from terminal? 'mt filename.ISO'?
[19:27] <legend2440> !iso
[19:27] <Earlobes> Nvidiot, the executable is in the /hla dir
[19:27] <Earlobes> Nvidiot, /usr/hla  is the directory
[19:27] <jum-chron> ubottu ok thanx for your notice
[19:28] <mkartic> guys, is the new kernel update stable?
[19:28] <Nvidiot> Earlobes: echo $PATH   <- is it in there?
[19:28] <Earlobes> one sec
[19:28] <kri> hm its a movie actually i have no entionsions to burn it just to watch it with mplayer
[19:28] <Ab3L> hello
[19:28] <paul68> !8.10 |mkartic
[19:28] <Earlobes> Nvidiot, hm nope, it is not?
[19:29] <streetrunner> can any 1 help me with ubuntu untsallation please?
[19:29] <Virus> obuttu: are you a bot?
[19:29] <Ab3L> i have installed celestia on ubuntu (celestia-gnome and celestia-common) using Synaptic. how can i find the folder extras ?
[19:29] <cristobalcolon> streetrunner, just ask
[19:29] <streetrunner> no im not a bot
[19:29] <Nvidiot> Earlobes: restart your terminal :) Changes to .profile won't update until you restart your terminal (or you can do it manually
[19:29] <streetrunner> yes sir
[19:29] <Earlobes> Nvidiot, hehe ok. How can I do it manually?
[19:30] <Ab3L> i have installed celestia on ubuntu (celestia-gnome and celestia-common) using Synaptic. how can i find the folder extras ? how can i know where synaptic has installed them ?
[19:30] <streetrunner> I have the ubuntu desk top install cd and when I install it on my computer when I sign in my use name and password it goes 2 my desk top and it's a blank screen with only the bird on it
[19:30] <techgeek40> I am running Ubuntu 8.04 via xvm virtualbox - I seem to be having a problem getting the USB external harddrive to be seen - is there something I should be doing?
[19:30] <animefanfive> My Deskbar keeps crashing and I can't figure out how to install the newest version.
[19:30] <paul68> !patience |Ab3L
[19:31] <lockedup> hey, i installed ubuntu and i can't get the sound to work
[19:31] <lockedup> can anyone hellp?
[19:31] <Nvidiot> Earlobes: same way you put it in .profile
[19:31] <paul68> !sound
[19:31] <streetrunner> could it b my cd rom drive is not reading the whole disk?
[19:32] <Ab3L> np paul68. i just thought that my question was not clear enough
[19:32] <yo> 2lockedup: are you sure you have sound card drivers installed?
[19:32] <yo> !ubottu
[19:32] <legend2440> Ab3L: open system>admin>synaptic  right click celestia>properties>installed files
[19:33] <Nvidiot> I'm a bit confused. I'm trying to install Ubuntu 8.04 (with the alternate cd, graphical setup fails on my hardware) on a system with several hdds. Installed on /dev/sde (as the other drives will be a raid array), rebooted and the system just sits there. No grub, nothing
[19:33] <lockedup> yo: maybe not, i don't understand much about computers and the guy from the store apparently doesn't either
[19:33] <Earlobes> Nvidiot, So You mean I have to update bashrc?
[19:34] <yo> 2Nvidiot: are you sure this HDD is set as bootable in BIOS?
[19:34] <Nvidiot> yo: should be but I'll check again
[19:35] <Nvidiot> yo: yes it is. First boot device HDD, HDD boot priority lists the 60GB drive as #1
[19:36] <Ab3L> thank you legend2440
[19:36] <yo> hey
[19:36] <Nvidiot> Earlobes: just type in the command the way you put it in bashrc
[19:36] <admin_masu3701> hello there..I am trying to learn how to program in python....do anyone know where can i get a good tutorial for bigginers?
[19:36] <paul68> !google
[19:37] <Earlobes> Nvidiot, I actually just did this   'PATH=$PATH:/usr/hla'  and export PATH
[19:38] <Nvidiot> that should work :)
[19:38] <lockedup> can anyone help?
[19:39] <pinehead> when i do an ns lookup why do i get Server:         10.10.0.6
[19:39] <pinehead> instead of my ip?"
[19:39] <Nvidiot> pinehead: because that ip is the ip of your dns server
[19:39] <kushalsejwal> What would this command do -----> echo W4gYW50aXZpcnVzIHNvZnR3YXJlIGlzIHJ1bm5pbmcgaGVyZSBqdXN0IHRvIG1ha2UgeW91IGZlZWwgc2VjdXJlCg== | base64 -d
[19:40] <techgeek40> I am running Ubuntu 8.04 via xvm virtualbox - I seem to be having a problem getting the USB external harddrive to be seen - is there something I should be doing?
[19:40] <pinehead> Nvidiot, where do i change that at?
[19:42] <Nvidiot> pinehead: /etc/resolv.conf
[19:42] <kushalsejwal> What would this command do -----> echo W4gYW50aXZpcnVzIHNvZnR3YXJlIGlzIHJ1bm5pbmcgaGVyZSBqdXN0IHRvIG1ha2UgeW91IGZlZWwgc2VjdXJlCg== | base64 -d
[19:42] <Nvidiot> pinehead: note that that's overwritten if you are on DHCP
[19:42] <kushalsejwal> any idea?
[19:42] <tdawgedogg> when im booint into ubuntu...how do i get it to stop at shell before going into xserver?
[19:43] <Tom_Davis> recovery mode?
[19:43] <threequarks> hi all.  just a quick question. is there a 3d space war type of game on ubuntu?  like elite or frontier?
[19:43] <n8tuser> tdawgedogg-> what are you after? a console?
[19:43] <GreedyB> Whats the best way I can try other distros of linux within linux like virtual machine?
[19:43] <GreedyB> :P
[19:43] <Nvidiot> now that brings back memories threequarks, lol
[19:43] <tdawgedogg> yes a console in runtime 3 i think
[19:43] <Tom_Davis> tdawgedogg: or let it go to xserver then open terminal and sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[19:43] <n8tuser> GreedyB-> openvz
[19:43] <tdawgedogg> im tryingto intsall linux drivers
[19:44] <kri> it worked to open the ISO with mplayer
[19:44] <n8tuser> tdawgedogg-> even if you are in X, you can still install linux drivers
[19:44] <tdawgedogg> how...its a .run file
[19:44] <whileimhere> Hi. Why does my system slow down and start having wireless issues when I upgrade from 7.10 to 8.04 and or 8.10?
[19:44] <SPhcT> hellow
[19:44] <kri> is their any other possiblitys to 'open' a movie contentet in iso like daemon tools in windows?
[19:44] <binspac1> Hello, I really screwed up my machine. I attempted to create a bootable usb drive to install ubuntu on an eeepc, but somehow managed to have my machine recognize *only* the usb drive. My primary hard drive is not bootable anymore
[19:44] <Nvidiot> !iso
[19:44] <Nvidiot> kri: ---^
[19:45] <Tom_Davis> binspac1: check your fstab
[19:45] <kri> ok
[19:45] <kri> sorry for double post
[19:45] <lockedup> yo: can you help with the sound?
[19:45] <Tom_Davis> binspac1: if you could paste your fstab it would be helpful
[19:45] <binspac1> ok, looking now
[19:45] <SPhcT> i need insta;l wireles caard how can i do it? lease PM me if you can help ;))
[19:45] <Tom_Davis> !pastebin
[19:46] <paul68> !wireless
[19:46] <lockedup> !sound
[19:46] <kri> Nvidiot: what is mountpoint?
[19:47] <Nvidiot> kri: any empty folder. The contents of the iso image will appear in there
[19:47] <kri> Nvidiot: can it be any name givin and it creates the folder or most it be name of a allready existing folder?
[19:47] <KillerOrca> my xubuntu install turned into a ubuntu one after a network upgrade, anyone else experience this?
[19:48] <Tom_Davis> define network upgrade
[19:48] <kri> Nvidiot: or should it be a directory that is always used for it?
[19:48] <SPhcT> it will work for usb Busy box v1.1.3 (Debian 1:1.1.3-5ubuntu12) Built-in shell (ash)
[19:48] <SPhcT> Enter help for a list of built-in commands
[19:48] <SPhcT> (Initramfs)
[19:48] <binspac1> Tom_Davis: http://gist.github.com/19768
[19:48] <Nvidiot> kri: it can be any folder that's empty, but it does have to exist
[19:48] <SPhcT> sory
[19:48] <KillerOrca> Tom_Davis: I upgraded ubuntu through apt-get
[19:48] <terrorbite_>  hi is it possible to have control my linux oc with my voice like on vista
[19:48] <diffred> anyone knows how can I change login screen resolution? (Not Desktop resolution)
[19:48] <SPhcT> i have usb wireles
[19:48] <Nvidiot> I'm a bit confused. I'm trying to install Ubuntu 8.04 (with the alternate cd, graphical setup fails on my hardware) on a system with several hdds. Installed on /dev/sde (as the other drives will be a raid array), rebooted and the system just sits there. No grub, nothing
[19:49] <terrorbite_>  hi is it possible to control my linux pc with my voice like on vista
[19:49] <MindVirus> Hi. Sometimes, when I open up a lot of tabs at once, Firefox starts opening up about 10 "Enter password:" windows.
[19:49] <Tom_Davis> binspac1: that would splain things, your /dev/hda1 is mia
[19:49] <fbc> I know that I can copy my TTF's into my ~/.fonts dir but where would I put them if I want to install them system wide?
[19:49] <Tom_Davis> one sec lemme get the line you need
[19:49] <diffred> anyone knows how can I change login screen resolution? (Not Desktop resolution)
[19:49] <MindVirus> An suggestions?
[19:50] <drone_> quick question, I have a system that I want to do a fresh install to upgrade 7.10 to 8.04. I am making a tar.gz backup of the system per instructions on http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=564836
[19:50] <drone_> will this work
[19:50] <paul68> !patience |diffred
[19:50] <drone_> or does that only work with reinstalling the same version?
[19:50] <binspac1> Tom_Davis: Yeah, I thought I ran umount -l /dev/sda1, maybe I did it on hda1
[19:50] <tdawgedogg> tom_davis: how do i install the nividia .run file from xserver
[19:50] <clogged> can i run ubuntu on windows with vmware?
[19:50] <tdawgedogg> clogged: sure
[19:51] <paul68> clogged: sure you can also run a livecd
[19:51] <mopped> How can I find/locate (with the ability to use * etc) files/folders from terminal?
[19:51] <fbc> diffred, I'f I'm not mistaken that's availble in the startup manager under administratio
[19:51] <KillerOrca> login screen person I found this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=151192
[19:51] <fbc> diffred, If you don't have start-up manager isntalled, I think you cna do so through ADD/REMOVE
[19:52] <diffred> yes I have startup but that changes resolution of the boot screen (grub and so), not login screen
[19:52] <Nvidiot> mopped: locate filename    or if you don't want to use the database:  find / -name filename
[19:52] <fbc> help, I know that I can copy my TTF's into my ~/.fonts dir but where would I put them if I want to install them system wide?
[19:52] <diffred> thanks for the link KillerOrca , gonna see it
[19:52] <Jab> anyone familiar with wmware workstation?
[19:52] <KillerOrca> diffred: try the suggestion in this forum http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=151192
[19:52] <animefanfive> Is inotify installed by default?
[19:52] <Tom_Davis> binspac1: still here?
[19:53] <Novacrust> hmm
[19:53] <B1BLancer1> Stupid question to follow.  I installed Clamtk virus scan and tried to update the signatures database.  It says I must be root to install updates.  What does that mean and how do I do it??
[19:53] <binspac1> Tom_Davis: yes
[19:53] <KillerOrca> B1BLancer1: means you need to do a sudo command via terminal
[19:53] <GreedyB> n8tuser: any way to do virtual machines without recompiling my kernel?
[19:53] <Nvidiot> B1BLancer1: 'root' is the superuser that can do anything on the system. To run a command (like the command to update the antivirus) as root:   sudo update_command_here
[19:54] <diffred> KillerOrca, I've read that thread , but my xorg.conf file doesn't look like that, as you can see in my thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=956767
[19:54] <Tom_Davis> add /dev/sda1    /    ext3   relatime,errors=remount-ro   0  1 to your fstab
[19:54] <n8tuser> GreedyB-> you dont need to recompile a kernel to use openvz
[19:54] <aldur> Jab... what do you want to do?
[19:54] <Tom_Davis> binspac1: add /dev/sda1    /    ext3   relatime,errors=remount-ro   0  1 to your fstab
[19:54] <Tom_Davis> sorry forgot the who
[19:54] <kri> Nvidiot: hm i made that folder in my home dir and now it appears on the desktop why is that? cant load it into mplayer either
[19:54] <animefanfive> How can I tell if inotify and extended attributes are already installed for beagle?
[19:55] <drone_> quick question, I have a system that I want to do a fresh install to upgrade 7.10 to 8.04. I am making a tar.gz backup of the system per instructions on http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=564836 . Does this work with an upgraded system or only with a reinstall of the same version?
[19:55] <B1BLancer1> KillerOrca/Nvidiot : Ok.  But what is the update command?  I have no idea.
[19:55] <Nvidiot> B1BLancer1: I don't know
[19:55] <KillerOrca> B1BLancer1: just google the clamav page for a command list with descriptions
[19:55] <B1BLancer1> KillerOrca : Ok, I'll try that.  Thanks.
[19:56] <srenn> ﻿/msg ubottu
[19:56] <binspac1> Tom_Davis: Thanks. I'll give it a shot
[19:56] <Tom_Davis> gimme a howl either way
[19:56] <GreedyB> n8tuser: I'm searching google for help installing openvz but they all seem to change the kernel
[19:56] <kri> Nvidiot: ok the mount folder is solved it dont appear on the desktop anymore but how do i get mplayer to play that folder that contents is 'audio ts' and 'video ts' ?
[19:56] <fbc> anyone? I know that I can copy my TTF's into my ~/.fonts dir but where would I put them if I want to install them system wide?
[19:57] <Nvidiot> kri: that I don't know, sorry
[19:57] <Flannel> !fonts | fbc
[19:57] <n8tuser> GreedyB-> yes, installing the openvz changes the kernel but you are not compiling. it will have an entry on grub, you have to reboot and boot that new kernel..read the tutorial please
[19:57] <KillerOrca> B1BLancer1: they also have their own irc if you need help: /server irc.freenode.net
[19:58] <WDC> what's the package for playing .mp3s?
[19:58] <Flannel> KillerOrca, B1BLancer1: You're currently on freenode right now.
[19:58] <clogged> http://www.vmware.com/appliances/directory/1362 , is that a good choice for running ubuntu on vmware?
[19:58] <KillerOrca> Flannel: was trying to paste something, messed up
[19:58] <clogged> i dont need to burn a cd(dont have any right now)
[19:58] <techgeek40> Are there any drivers for nvidia geforce 8600 gt under 8.04?
[19:58] <KillerOrca> WDC: usually if you try playing one it will suggest what to downlaod
[19:58] <legend2440> B1BLancer1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ClamAV#Using%20ClamAV
[19:59] <WDC> KillerOrca: It's like restricted something
[19:59] <KillerOrca> WDC: restriced doesn't mean you can't install it
[19:59] <WDC> KillerOrca: It's not telling me. That's wh
[19:59] <WDC> KillerOrca: I know. But the package name is that
[19:59] <arooni> how do i test my webcam?  i think its called cheese
[20:00] <KillerOrca> WDC: I have a book with just these hacks, hold up
[20:00] <arooni> how do i test my webcam?  i want to see how i sexy i look.  i think its called cheese.
[20:00] <WDC> KillerOrca: Thanks
[20:00] <WDC> arooni: Don't ask that much. Yes cheese. Apt-get install cheese
[20:00] <DrthTater> yay, I've figured out how to disable my touchpad on my laptop
[20:01] <Tom_Davis> hammer?
[20:02] <rockyrock> when i open a video or a song using VLC, i can't see or hear anything. any ideas please
[20:02] <rockyrock> ?
[20:02] <RolfCoptr> yo
[20:02] <rockyrock> but i can see and hear using any other program, so what's the problem and what to do?
[20:03] <srenn> I have a problem that Google dose not want to help me with.  Whenever I enable the proprietary ATI drivers on Ubuntu (8.04), using the restricted drivers manager,  my GNOME desktop will not load unless I use failsafe mode.
[20:03] <dentex> help me ppc64 G5
[20:03] <dentex> flash
[20:03] <cristobalcolon> rockyrock, im installing it so i can check
[20:03] <animefanfive> I'm installing Ubuntu 8.10. I have my hard drive split into three partitions. /, /home, and swap. If I install 8.10 in the / I know it will update but should all my programs still be there or will they need to be reinstalled. I don't know where they are stored at.
[20:03] <KillerOrca> WDC: this url should do; https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[20:04] <rockyrock> cristobalcolon: but i could hear and see a week ago! i don't know what happened!
[20:04] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[20:05] <cristobalcolon> animefanfive, ubuntu will be installed on /, /home is where u save ur data, swap is another thing, its space used when u dont have more free ram...
[20:05] <WDC> KillerOrca: THANKS!~]
[20:06] <groogy> #ruby
[20:06] <binspace> Tom_Davis: Added the /etc/hda1 config to /etc/fstab, and rebooted. However it did not seem to "stick". Did I need to mount hda1 first?
[20:06] <cristobalcolon> rockyrock, i think u dont have configure some settings on vlc, what are u using pulse audio or alsa?
[20:06] <rockyrock> cristobalcolon: alsa
[20:07] <cristobalcolon> rockyrock, see if u have vlc-alsa installed
[20:07] <binspace> Tom_Davis: sorry, Im back
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> binspace: did you edit fstab with gksudo gedit?
[20:08] <kri> i have a movie in .iso format that i want to play in mplayer i have: 'sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint>' and created the  mountpoint as 'isotmp' in my home dir, how do i make mplayer to play the folder that have the contents 'audio ts' and 'video ts' located in
[20:08] <kri>  ~/home/isotmp i have tryed 'mplyer ~/home/isotmp/' it want start up... i tryed 'mplayer filename.iso' and i started but i wannt to make it the  right way. how do i do anyone?
[20:08] <rockyrock> cristobalcolon: i don't have it, i also searched for it in Synaptic but i didn't find it :(
[20:08] <binspace> ActionParsnip: vim. I saved it, but my hda1 is not currently mounted
[20:08] <cristobalcolon> rockyrock, sudo apt-get install vlc-plugin-alsa
[20:09] <binspace> ActionParsnip: maybe its a chicken-egg issue?
[20:09] <cristobalcolon> rockyrock, after that restart the program and check it again
[20:09] <ActionParsnip> binspace:
[20:09] <ActionParsnip> binspace: id check your mounting options as well as the /dev
[20:09] <Tom_Davis> binspace: any luck?
[20:10] <rockyrock> cristobalcolon: i installed it and reopened VLC again but didn't work
[20:10] <ActionParsnip> binspace: run sudo fdisk -l to check the deal
[20:10] <binspace> Tom_Davis: Didn't quite work. I didn't mount hda1.
[20:10] <cristobalcolon> rockyrock, k.... check in system-preferences-sound if u have alsa there
[20:11] <legend2440> srenn: are you in failsafe now?
[20:11] <binspace> ActionParsnip: http://gist.github.com/19771
[20:11] <srenn> legend2440: yes I am
[20:11] <Nvidiot> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=958595 <- anyone have an idea?
[20:11] <binspace> Tom_Davis: can you paste in the fstab line again?
[20:12] <legend2440> srenn: can you open a terminal?
[20:12] <cpumanaz> Is this the channel for 8.10 yet?
[20:12] <ActionParsnip> binspace: you dont have an hda1
[20:12] <srenn> ﻿legend2440: its open
[20:12] <rockyrock> cristobalcolon: i have alsa in all options but in Device Mixer Tracks i have this: Device: HDA Intel (Alsa mixer)
[20:12] <legend2440> type  fglrxinfo  does it say   ati or mesa?
[20:12] <ActionParsnip> binspace: you have sda1, sda2, sda5 and sdb1
[20:12] <ntndo> Hey, I'm trying to burn a 50minute album with Brazero to a CD-R (80 minutes capacity).  I get halfway through the process and brazero says there's not enough space on the disc. w tf
[20:12] <binspace> ActionParsnip: Yes, I caused it to go away :(
[20:13] <cpumanaz> I have a question about dmraid in intrepid, It detects the raid device but does not give me any partitioning options (alternate install)
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> binspace: if its not shown in that output you  cant mount it
[20:13] <Tom_Davis> lets try that again
[20:13] <srenn> ﻿legend2440: is says mesa
[20:13] <cloud-e> ﻿Nvidiot, are you trying to dual boot Ubuntu?
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> binspace: is it not one of those partitiona
[20:13] <legend2440> srenn:  can i pm?
[20:13] <GaMbi_DK> anyone who can tell me what to do about "This installation doesn't support glibc-2.0 on Linux / x86_64"?
[20:13] <cristobalcolon> rockyrock, also in preferences in vlc, audio, output modules or something like that (im guessing, i have it in Spanish ) if u have alsa there and theres a button also click on that
[20:13] <Tom_Davis> add  /dev/sda1     /     ext3     relatime,errors=remount-ro   0    1
[20:13] <Nvidiot> cloud-e: negative
[20:14] <Miesco> Is Intrepid out yet?
[20:14] <DIFH-iceroot> Miesco: 30.10.08
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> !intrepid | Miesco
[20:14] <Miesco> Okay thanks
[20:14] <cloud-e> Nvidiot, move to PM?
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> Miesco: if hardy works 100% for you, stay with it
[20:14] <legend2440> srenn: ok to private message?
[20:14] <srenn> ﻿legend2440: yes
[20:14] <LoneShadow> !dvd | LoneShadow
[20:15] <cristobalcolon> rockyrock, also, u could click on restore in preferences so u go back to defaults....
[20:15] <ntndo> any other recommendations for burning audio cds?
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> !burning | ntndo
[20:15] <ntndo> thanks!
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> ubottu has a LOT of answers
[20:16] <Harts> I have a problem with pidgin i launch it and it says me segmentation error
[20:16] <ntndo> hah
[20:17] <mortal1> hello, I was wondering if it was possible to map a button to blank screen, similar to when the laptop lid closes?
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> Harts: try renaming ~/.purple then rerun pidgin
[20:17] <rockyrock> cristobalcolon: didn't work! I check the output modules and i found it uses Default
[20:17] <binspace> Tom_Davis: So I added the line to my fstab file. What do I do next?
[20:17] <cristobalcolon> Harts, re install it from synaptic or delete .purple from ur home folder then re run the program
[20:18] <Tom_Davis> reboot
[20:18] <Harts> thanks
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> Harts: renaming the .purlpe folder removes all configuration
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> Harts: you will get a stock config when you rerun
[20:18] <burim> hello
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> Harts: and you will have to setup accounts again
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> !hi | burim
[20:19] <burim> is it possible to switch o another deskop environment without reinstalling ubuntu ?
[20:19] <binspace> Tom_Davis: I rebooted last time, and still got the Live CD boot (it didn't boot from my hard drive)
[20:19] <LoneShadow> Hi, Vlc is not recognizing  dvd menus for a particular dvd, what other player is recommended ?
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> burim: absolutely, install what you require, logout and change session type
[20:19] <binspace> Tom_Davis: I can try again
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> burim: eg. sudo apt-get install fluxbox, log out, change session type to fluxbox and log back in
[20:20] <ActionParsnip> burim: as an example
[20:20] <rockyrock> VLC was just working good, but now it doesn't work!!!!! Sometimes the system gets frozen
[20:20]  * gub g
[20:20] <gaintsura> hey all, could anyone recommend a good starting point to work with php/SSL? I know what SSL is, but I don't know quite how to work with it and making an actual ssl secured site
[20:20] <gaintsura> oh oop my bad
[20:20] <gaintsura> wrong chan
[20:20] <ActionParsnip> rockyrock: is there a hidden file in ~/ named .vlc
[20:20] <burim> and is it in any way inferior to instlling ubuntu that already comes preinstalled with a certain desktop environment such as kubuntu or xubuntu ?
[20:21] <ActionParsnip> burim: how do you mean?
[20:21] <Miesco> When I try to install wow I get:  No installer data could be found. If this problem persists, please contact Blizzard Technical Support.
[20:21] <pronoy_> i need help with kde4.0.3..i just uninstalled it and i cant get the inital boot screen of ubuntu and the login screen of ubuntu....i deleted the kde package..how do i get the settings back ?
[20:21] <TuxSympathiser> is it possible to upgrade alsa to version 1.0.17 in ubuntu 7.10 without upgrading distro to 8.10?
[20:21] <Yusayoh> irc.anonweb.org
[20:21] <burim> i dont know, can having two de's installed cause any problems ?
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> pronoy_: you need to change kdm to gdm in some file, i forget which
[20:22] <TuxSympathiser> yusayoh, type /server
[20:22] <crptx> sup
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> burim: you can have as many as you like
[20:22] <gaintsura> TuxSympathiser: it was random spam
[20:22] <burim> ok, thanks for the help :)
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> burim: just creates a little bloat if you have loads
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> burim: i use kde but not kwin, instead i use fluxbox
[20:22] <pronoy_> ActionParsnip: i also need to get my restart button in the logout screen.....fsckin kde has ruind it
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> burim: just like most have gnome but use compiz
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> pronoy_: you need to check something in settings to get that back, i just use the shutdown command from cli
[20:23] <burim> and i can change the window manager in the same way ?
[20:23] <burim> apt-get...
[20:23] <KillerOrca> anyone use dd-wrt?
[20:24] <Tom_Davis> KillerOrca: yes, works well
[20:24] <czr> is there a channel for ubuntu-eee?
[20:24] <ActionParsnip> burim: install your desired wm, then choose it as your session type when you log in
[20:24] <ActionParsnip> !eeepc
[20:24] <burim> got it.
[20:24] <czr> ActionParsnip, channel. not wiki :-)
[20:24] <burim> thanks alot ActionParsnip :)
[20:24] <pronoy_> ActionParsnip: i'll have to check google
[20:24] <KillerOrca> Tom_Davis: well I'm having a bit of a unique problem with it, do you use it in client mode?
[20:24] <Rovin> How to? :(
[20:24] <Rovin> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=806620
[20:25] <ActionParsnip> czr: get a channel list in your irc client
[20:25] <mrpockets> wtf is ubuntu-eee?
[20:25] <Tom_Davis> KillerOrca: I just run my router on it
[20:25] <King_> hi everybody
[20:25] <mrpockets> hi LOSER
[20:25] <mrpockets> i mean
[20:25] <mrpockets> word?
[20:25] <ActionParsnip> mrpockets: its a distro of ubuntu optomised for the eee pc
[20:25] <Tom_Davis> KillerOrca: havent had to really do anything to it in a couple years
[20:26] <mrpockets> ah
[20:26] <mrpockets> tight
[20:26] <czr> ActionParsnip, thanks :-) (silly me for not trying that earlier)
[20:26] <ActionParsnip> czr: that what we're here fo
[20:26] <ActionParsnip> r
[20:26] <KillerOrca> Tom_Davis: that's why it's a unique problem I guess, trying to do something unconventional
[20:27] <pronoy_> ActionParsnip: no success
[20:27] <rdiazr> hello
[20:27] <Rovin> please..quite stuck - not understanding a tutorial :(
[20:27] <rdiazr> where can i found  mipsel-uclibc-gcc package?
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> pronoy_: with what?
[20:27] <NetEcho> I'm having an issue, I had another OS on a second Partition, now I'm trying to either add that partition to this one or mount it as a second storage drive under ubuntu, however cfdisk keeps shooting back errors even when I restart
[20:29] <Ab3L> good night
[20:29] <pronoy_> ActionParsnip: can't find the file to name
[20:29] <ActionParsnip> NetEcho: have you checked its health?
[20:29] <lee1> hi, I just compiled Firefox, and when I try to run it I get "./firefox-bin: error while loading shared libraries: libjemalloc.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory", although libjemalloc.so is in the same directory - whats wrong?
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> pronoy_: i think you are firing this at the wromg dude. i have no idea what you are trying to do
[20:30] <NetEcho> ActionParsnip, health of a partition that I'm trying to format?
[20:30] <dimitris> ubuntu is the best
[20:30] <edu__> Hi
[20:30] <dimitris> #mandriva
[20:30] <Slackbuntu> Ubuntu is ancient african word means "I can't configure debian/slackware"
[20:30] <dimitris> @suse
[20:30] <dimitris> #suse
[20:30] <edu__> I'm using Intrepid Ibex, up to date, and I'm having problems with my webcam.
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> NetEcho: id get the tool from the manufacturers sitre and check it
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> dimitris: of topic dude
[20:31] <pronoy_> ActionParsnip: ok here's the deal kde 4.0,3 sucks...and i came back to a simple gnome environment by removing kde package...now i just can't figure out what to do to remove the kubuntu boot and login screen
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> dimitris: are there is no "best"
[20:31] <NetEcho> ActionParsnip, what the heck are you talking about?
[20:31] <paul68> !8.10|edu__
[20:31] <letitbit> Make money on the internet: http://letitbit.net/page/marsclub/partners.php
[20:31] <edu__> I want to use an app called "cheese", and, while my webcam works with the flash plugin (version 10) it does not work with cheese or ekiga.
[20:31] <dimitris> shut up u
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> !puregnome | pronoy_
[20:31] <gub> lol
[20:31] <NetEcho> its as simple as fdisk not wanting to write what I tell it to write
[20:31] <lee1> ﻿hi, I just compiled Firefox, and when I try to run it I get "./firefox-bin: error while loading shared libraries: libjemalloc.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory", although libjemalloc.so is in the same directory - whats wrong?
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> dimitris: and i personally find gentoo better
[20:31] <dimitris> ubuntu suck
[20:31] <edu__> paul68, yes, I know it's an unstable version
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> lee1: do you have that file?
[20:32] <NetEcho> if I format the drive completely and re-install ubuntu it'd be fine but I don't feel like making that much work considering I need to also format my desktop system today
[20:32] <dimitris> #gentoo
[20:32] <edu__> but I've been testing it since it was beta and it hasn't been fixed...
[20:32] <lee1> ActionParsnip: yes, it's in there with firefox and firefox-bin
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> lee1: why dont you install it from repos?
[20:32] <NetEcho> dimitris, elitests don't get anywhere, don't bash other distrobutions, not everyone likes gentoo
[20:32] <paul68> Edu__ goto ubuntu+1
[20:32] <lee1> ActionParsnip: it's Firefox Minefield, not sure if its in the repos
[20:32] <lee1> ActionParsnip: but why is it throwing up this error?
[20:33] <edu__> ok, sorry
[20:33] <pronoy_> ActionParsnip: dude that'll remove all my packages !! no way i have ubuntu over which i downloaded kde 4.0.3 and now i just want my old ubuntu interface back the one i customized
[20:33] <paul68> edu__: no problem
[20:33] <seekingtruth> hello sinners
[20:33] <ActionParsnip> lee1: no idea, i dont compile in ubuntu as i simply cant be bothered
[20:33] <seekingtruth> when is new ubuntu out?
[20:33] <lee1> ActionParsnip: usually the case for me :)
[20:33] <ActionParsnip> 30th, seekingtruth
[20:33] <paul68> !8.10
[20:33] <juniecho> wsa, are you there - just wanted say thanks, my laptop now works perfectly
[20:33] <juniecho> thank you
[20:34] <NetEcho> Is Intrepid fairly stable?
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> juniecho: good to hear :D:D
[20:34] <NetEcho> for a RC?
[20:34] <XiXaQ> is there any simulator for Symbian S60?
[20:34] <cyberjackal> lee1, you may have to add the directory that the .so file is in to /etc/ld.so.conf, run ldconfig, and try again
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> NetEcho: if hardy works, dont fix it
[20:34] <binspace> Tom_Davis: Yeah, no luck. I did find out that the usb drive has nothing to do with the login. Every time I boot, the live cd, which is on my hard drive, takes over.
[20:34] <yzr> Hi ! I've just installed Ubuntu 8.04 on my laptop (Dell Inspiron 1300) and I've tried to connect to my wireless router and it haven't been found, however the wired connection works perfectly fine... Wireless seems to work aswell, but it just not showing any networks at all. My other laptop is picking all of them networks. What could be the problem ?
[20:34] <cyberjackal> lee1, not a permanent solution, but my guess is that it can't find the library
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> yzr: are you fully updated?
[20:35] <seekingtruth> ActionParsnip: woohoo
[20:35] <lee1> cyberjackal: how can it not find the library when it's right there beside the binary
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> seekingtruth: ?
[20:35] <Tom_Davis> binspace: hurm, might wanna do a straight up install on that
[20:35] <will00> does irkick actually change any of the lirc config files?
[20:35] <yzr> ﻿ActionParsnip: yeah...
[20:35] <seekingtruth> ActionParsnip: 30th
[20:35] <NetEcho> ActionParsnip, if it isn't broken but I'm bored I fix it, plus the fact that fdisk can't make any changes to my HDD is annoying me so I'm gonna probably end up having to format
[20:35] <juniecho> ah one thing, i sucessfully installed my wacom tablet driver by manually compiling it, is it okay to delete the driver folder i unpacked the archive and compiled the driver from my home folder?
[20:35] <Tom_Davis> binspace: or wait 6 days and ibex it
[20:36] <ActionParsnip> juniecho: you can delete the source code
[20:36] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: define bored
[20:36] <cyberjackal> lee1, i'm just guessing, but I think it looks in the lib paths you have configured for your system, which is set in ld.so.conf and ld.so.conf.d under /etc
[20:36] <binspace> Tom_Davis: Yeah, that makes sense. I must have overwritten my entire installation.
[20:36] <NetEcho> seekingtruth, bored as in nothing to do
[20:36] <ActionParsnip> yzr: run sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart to see what errors it gives
[20:36] <lee1> cyberjackal: I tried making a copy of libjemalloc.so to /usr/lib/ and it still fails to start
[20:36] <cyberjackal> lee1, did you run ldconfig after doing that?
[20:37] <NetEcho> seekingtruth, I've been trying to take my old OSx86 partition, format it and mount it in Ubuntu but no matter what I've done it still refuses to change
[20:37] <cyberjackal> lee1, ldconfig updates everything
[20:37] <Tom_Davis> binspace: there is absolutely no reference to your hard drive except the swap
[20:37] <juniecho> actionparsnip: so you mean this "/home/celestial/linuxwacom-0.7.9-11" whole folder can be deleted, without affecting the installed driver?
[20:37] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: doing nothing is doing something :-)
[20:37] <lee1> cyberjackal: no, i'll try that now :)
[20:37] <NetEcho> seekingtruth,  lol
[20:37] <cyberjackal> lee1, sudo ldconfig (as root)
[20:37] <lee1> ok
[20:37] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: if you bored, play around with Virtualbox and Ubuntu
[20:37] <NetEcho> virtualbox?
[20:37] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: http://www.virtualbox.org/
[20:37] <jannott> Someone know any great text to speech software?
[20:37] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: i run Ubuntu through Virtualbox
[20:37] <ActionParsnip> juniecho: try renaming and rebooting. If its fine, delete it
[20:37] <Rabbitbunny> festival.
[20:37] <reqqit> Can you setup Ubuntu server to automatically queue up security / package updates?
[20:38] <lee1> :/ now its failing with libxul.so, i'll copy all.so to /usr/local and use ldconfig
[20:38] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: its free :)
[20:38] <NetEcho> seekingtruth,  does it have a win32 version as well?
[20:38] <reqqit> jannott, flite is festival lite
[20:38] <juniecho> actionparsnip: oh yeah, good advice. thank you
[20:38] <NetEcho> my friend has needed a good vm for a long time
[20:38] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: yes, thats what I am using
[20:38] <ldiamond> Should I install Ubuntu Server 32 bit or 64 bit ? I have a 64bit architecture
[20:38] <yzr> ﻿sudo /etc/init.d/networking
[20:38] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: I run Vista windows.  and installed virtualbox.  Then installed Ubuntu through virtualbox
[20:38] <reqqit> Virtualbox is another reason why Sun are awesome
[20:38] <dmhardison> Can someone point me to a document that describes how to connect to an 802.11x secured network?  My school uses this authentication and I don't know what needs to be done to connect.
[20:38] <juniecho> netecho: it is like vmware, a virtual machine software, it is so sweet
[20:38] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: its excellent
[20:39] <Rabbitbunny> dmhardison: google.
[20:39] <ActionParsnip> yzr: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[20:39] <NetEcho> yea I think I heard about virtualbox before it was released
[20:39] <cyberjackal> lee1: if you want, you can probably just ln -s to them instead of copying, but I would either copy or link to all libraries that were built with firefox
[20:39] <yzr> ActionParsnip:  * Reconfiguring network interfaces...                                   [ OK ]
[20:39] <yzr> nothing else
[20:39] <NetEcho> it had me pretty stoked I just forgot the name
[20:39] <dmhardison> Rabbitbunny I have
[20:39] <reqqit> Anyone running photoshop on ubuntu? Is it better to virtualbox, or wine?
[20:39] <ActionParsnip> yrz: any other outputs?
[20:39] <dmhardison> all I get are a bunch of forums that tell me little.
[20:39] <juniecho> yeah virtualbox... excellent when you're bored and want to play something nice
[20:39] <lee1> It worked, problem solved
[20:39] <NetEcho> reqqit, virtual machine would always be better
[20:39] <juniecho> like, you can run windows inside linux or vise versa
[20:39] <ActionParsnip> reqqit: wine runs it pretty well apparently, theres gimp which runs natively
[20:39] <cyberjackal> lee1: cool :)
[20:39] <mortal1> howdy folks, I have a key on my machine that gnome calls 0x99, if I wanted to map a command to that key, how would i do it?
[20:39] <yzr> ﻿ActionParsnip: no... nothing else just this
[20:39] <NetEcho> wine is reverse engineered whereas virtualbox allows you to run an actual copy of windows
[20:40] <reqqit> ActionParsnip, Some would say it doesn't really 'run' ;-) I am using it now for a logo
[20:40] <nicolas> 27
[20:40] <ActionParsnip> yzr: ok then check your logs to see whats going on
[20:40] <dmhardison> It appears network manager is unable to handle these connections so I have to use windows?
[20:40] <reqqit> ActionParsnip, and I've just given up - too annoying. I do try and give it a chance..
[20:40] <juniecho> hehehe, thank you everyone, now i'm going to take a ghost image of this linux installation - so perfect
[20:40] <yzr> ﻿﻿ActionParsnip: how do I do that ? sorry. New to linux
[20:40] <reqqit> ActionParsnip, although I'd say this, the new version is getting there, a few hacks and FINALLY registering the window frame types correctly.
[20:40] <ActionParsnip> reqqit: i reccomend gimp but some people cant divorce themselves from adobes products
[20:41] <Dave-X> hi anyone know how to encode xvid .avi s to a DVD playable fromat?
[20:41] <NetEcho> seekingtruth, it looks like the girlfriend is gonna come over so nerding it up will have to wait :( but I do gotta get arround to re-doing the laptop and re-formating all the drives in my desktop system
[20:41] <reqqit> ActionParsnip, I'd wager you are not someone who needs image software a lot every day... I am the first to want to divorce from adobe, I hate them... and I've got to learn a few things in GIMP, but it is lacking some basics
[20:41] <reqqit> perhaps... inkscape can help me out for this logo
[20:41] <Nvidiot> aww MAN! Finally got my ubuntu working and I realize I used the 32-bit cd while I need the 64-bit one :/
[20:41]  * Nvidiot downloads 64-bit alternate cd
[20:42] <THE_GFR|WORK> HAHA Nvidiot STBY
[20:42] <ActionParsnip> !avidemux | Dave-X
[20:42] <reqqit> Nvidiot, just stick with the 32bit CD and don't worry
[20:42] <THE_GFR|WORK> Nvidiot: yea I just did a net-install of ubuntu on a P2 300 Mhz
[20:42] <THE_GFR|WORK> Nvidiot: laptop mind you
[20:42] <Nvidiot> reqqit: nah, I want performance for this box so I'm gonna use the 64-bit version
[20:42] <ActionParsnip> reqqit: i touch up tyhe odd thing. gimp is great
[20:42] <mortal1> Nvidiot: do you like your codecs and plugins?
[20:42] <NetEcho> seekingtruth,  formating 3 Raid 0+1 arrays = balls
[20:42] <mortal1> if you do, I'd recommend the 32bit
[20:42] <THE_GFR|WORK> Nvidiot: yea my server is 64bit
[20:42] <ActionParsnip> Nvidiot: 64bit wont give you better performance
[20:42] <Nvidiot> mortal1: it'll be a raid network server box so no codecs needed
[20:42] <THE_GFR|WORK> Nvidiot: 64bit debian though
[20:43] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: im not sure about that lol
[20:43] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: what you doing when your gf gets there?
[20:43] <THE_GFR|WORK> oh how I hope this install finishes soon and actually works
[20:43] <Nvidiot> ActionParsnip: meh, it's not much work to redo it, and it won't give me worse performance than 32-bit :)
[20:44] <seekingtruth> THE_GFR|WORK: life is about dealing and managing challenges
[20:44] <ogre> !ttf
[20:44] <reqqit> ActionParsnip, question regarding server updates - regular security updates - can you get them to queue up automatically and message you?
[20:44] <ActionParsnip> Nvidiot: i agree but 64 bit OS doesnt make it faster is my point
[20:44] <NetEcho> seekingtruth,  lol well that I'm not to sure of yet but probably the usual lol
[20:44] <reqqit> Or, what is the best practice in updating a server?
[20:44] <Rovin> Hello, could I get some help with a tutorial please? :)
[20:44] <Nvidiot> ActionParsnip: it might actually, it can do bigger chunks of data at once, which will be useful for the software RAID5 I'm going to be running
[20:44] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: whats the usual?
[20:45] <ActionParsnip> reqqit: if its a critical server then have an identical test rig to test, or have backup images of the system
[20:45] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: play lego? lol
[20:45] <NetEcho> seekingtruth, well one pegged lego lol
[20:45] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: you are too young for such activities
[20:45] <ActionParsnip> reqqit: if the update is bad then roll back or dont install it if the test rg proves bad
[20:45] <NetEcho> what?
[20:45] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: you are only 12, thats too young for that stuff
[20:45] <NetEcho> I was legal age of concent almost 4 years ago lol
[20:45] <admin_masu3701> how do i register my nickname on a channel?
[20:46] <NetEcho> seekingtruth,  try 21
[20:46] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: ahh 21. i thought you said 12 lol
[20:46] <ActionParsnip> Nvidiot: id test, see what you think. if it performs adequately then its great. if you dont need codecs etc. id go 64bit
[20:46] <NetEcho> never said my age in here before lol
[20:46] <ActionParsnip> Nvidiot: for desktops 32bit is adequate, especialy for codecs and plugins
[20:46] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: i hope you married.  because its immoral to have sex outside of marriage
[20:46] <NetEcho> seekingtruth,  I turn 22 on Friday
[20:46] <Nvidiot> ActionParsnip: I don't need codecs etc so I'm going 64-bit (if I can find a downloader that doesn't insist on using c:\ for temp files...)
[20:46] <seekingtruth> NetEcho: you old fart lol
[20:46] <NetEcho> lol
[20:47] <Rovin> Hello, could I get some help with a tutorial please? :)
[20:47] <ActionParsnip> Nvidiot: if you use wine that is handled
[20:47] <jamesish> Hey folks. I have a statically addressed box which keeps having network manager clobber its resolv.conf on a reboot.
[20:47] <NetEcho> seekingtruth, I don't follow religion though I respect it I don't let it guide my life
[20:47] <ThexLeopard> how do i get the default xorg.conf file back?
[20:47] <ActionParsnip> seekingtruth: you are offtopic again
[20:47] <kc8pxy_> this is probably more a wine thing, but i ran oblivion under wine on ubuntu, and it hung, so i killed it with ctrl-alt-bkspc ..  now oblivion is not working properly. how do i force it to forget the accident?
[20:47] <seekingtruth> ActionParsnip: ok
[20:47] <NetEcho> yea
[20:47] <NetEcho> lets go to another chan
[20:47] <seekingtruth> ActionParsnip: are you an OP here now?
[20:47] <Nvidiot> ActionParsnip: I'm downloading the iso on my windows box which has a small C: drive
[20:47] <ActionParsnip> ThexLeopard: reboot system, select recovery mode and select fix xorg
[20:47] <Flannel> seekingtruth: It doesn't matter who is an op, you should follow guidelines regardless.
[20:47] <yzr> ﻿﻿﻿ThexLeopard: sudo dpkg -reconfigure xserver-xorg
[20:48] <seekingtruth> Flannel: ok
[20:48] <dimitris> #suse
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> Nvidiot: it'll have a different name in linux, like /dev/sda1
[20:48] <ThexLeopard> alright ill do that
[20:48] <ThexLeopard> ActionParsnip, or yzr, got any tips for installing nvidia drivers
[20:48] <seekingtruth> is there a way to get my HP laptop webcam working?
[20:48] <dvyjones> Something strange about my net connection: Everything but HTTP (WWW) works nice (Email, SSH , IRC, IM), but HTTP/WWW doesn't work. Any idea why?
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> Nvidiot: linux doesnt have limiting drive letters
[20:48] <Nvidiot> ActionParsnip: nevermind, we're talking about different things :)
[20:48] <dvyjones> It might not be ubuntu-related though, as other comps in my nework is having the same problem...
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> !nvidia | ThexLeopard
[20:49] <yzr> ﻿ThexLeopard: !nvidia
[20:49] <Cijam> ola
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> dvyjones: have you configured any firewalling
[20:49] <mortal1> I have this key 0x99 on my laptop.  I found where I can map it to a custom command using gconf-editor, but I think it needs a special format there
[20:49] <sad195> salaaam
[20:49] <Cijam> alguem ja instalou ubuntu 8.04 no notebook i61 da intelbras
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> !keyboard | mortal1
[20:49] <sad195> kesii hadst??
[20:49] <curtis_Desktop> i have a bunch of lines on my screen, in ubuntu how can i remove them?
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> !shortcuts
[20:50] <Rovin> Hello, could I get some help with a tutorial please? :)
[20:50] <Flannel> !ir | sad195
[20:50] <ActionParsnip> Rovin: which tutorial
[20:50] <sad195> heloo evi bodi
[20:50] <Rovin> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=806620
[20:50] <Rovin> ActionParsnip: not too sure on the second step
[20:50] <Flannel> !br | Cijam
[20:50] <ActionParsnip> Rovin: ok which part
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> Rovin: can you give me an excert of the line?
[20:51] <Rovin> "Look for the subtitle "Module snd-hda-intel"......."
[20:51] <Rovin> not sure, thanks
[20:51] <Miesco> What device is my sd card in?
[20:51] <jordo2323> Does anyone know what the best looking/working dockbar is for Ubuntu 8.04 (Gnome/Compiz)
[20:51] <dvyjones> ActionParsnip: How do I check that?
[20:51] <Miesco> sdb?
[20:51] <curtis_Desktop> i have a bunch of lines on my screen, in ubuntu how can i remove them?
[20:51] <curtis_Desktop> i have a bunch of lines on my screen, in ubuntu how can i remove them?
[20:51] <curtis_Desktop> i have a bunch of lines on my screen, in ubuntu how can i remove them?
[20:51] <Miesco> How do I mount my sd card...
[20:51] <FloodBot2> curtis_Desktop: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:51] <Flannel> jordo2323: I think most people use Avant Window Navigator (AWN)
[20:52] <cloud-e> Khellfire, welcome to the dragon's lair.
[20:52] <curtis_Desktop> can someone please help me?
[20:52] <guntbert> !patience | curtis_Desktop
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> dvyjones: if you havent configured it yuo dont have to worry about it
[20:52] <dvyjones> !patience | curtis_Desktop
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> Rovin: ok, run the command
[20:52] <Fougner> curtis_Desktop, what do you mean with lines?
[20:52] <legend2440> curtis_Desktop: what do you mean lines?  what video card you have?
[20:53] <Miesco> How do I know what file in /dev I use for my SD card?
[20:53] <Rovin> ﻿ActionParsnip: I did, I got a long text file in Terminal, once I found the correct part - what should I do?
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> Rovin: this thing is mega confusing
[20:53] <jordo2323> Flannel: Thanks, checking that one.
[20:53] <Flannel> !awn | jordo2323
[20:54] <tyronep> Hello I am using Ubuntu 8.04 everything was working fine for months but today I logged in and all I see is a black screen with my mouse pointer there. Can anyone help me?
[20:54] <dvyjones> It must be the network...
[20:54] <yzr> ActionParsnip: Tried to reboot, been looking for logs, but don't know where to look to be honest...
[20:54] <tyronep> I am on the live cd currently
[20:54] <Kr0ntab> Miesco: is it mounted and accssible?
[20:54] <dvyjones> I can do everything that isn't on port 80...
[20:54] <Miesco> Kr0ntab: No
[20:54] <Rovin> ﻿ActionParsnip: Can't it be done then? :(
[20:54] <jamesish> Hey folks. I have a statically addressed box which keeps having network manager clobber its resolv.conf on a reboot.  Does anyone have any suggestions for how to not have this happen?
[20:54] <ActionParsnip> yzr: doesnt ubuntu have a log viewer
[20:54] <Miesco> Kr0ntab: I need to know what to mount it on
[20:54] <ActionParsnip> Rovin: anything can be done
[20:55] <After_Math> When using
[20:55] <ActionParsnip> Rovin: find the line Module snd-hda-intel
[20:55] <After_Math> when using 'vim' what do I have to do to get to quit :q
[20:55] <Rovin> ﻿ActionParsnip: ok hold on
[20:55] <Kr0ntab> Miesco: you can do a "sudo lshw -C disk"
[20:55] <superkiwi> Hello, I'm installing ubuntu 8.04 server, and I get an errors like "the 'grub' package failed to install into /target/. Without the GRUB boot loader, the installed system will not boot". What is wrong? (The installer don't seem to be able to install anything. Installing lamp/postgreSQL gives same type of error)
[20:55] <dulak> After_Math: hit esc to get into command mode and type :q<enter>
[20:56] <Kr0ntab> Miesco: actually let me take a look.. because that didn't work for me...
[20:56] <ActionParsnip> !grub | superkiwi
[20:56] <After_Math> dulak, AH! esc ok cool tank you
[20:56] <ActionParsnip> superkiwi: try reinstaling it
[20:56] <Rovin> ﻿ActionParsnip: got it ! :)
[20:56] <deltaslaya> Hey, what would be the best way to get XP to be able to access my Ubuntu partitions. I need iTunes in XP to be able to get my music - which is in Ubuntu. Thanks.
[20:56] <mbrigdan> Hello, I'm trying to install the demo of "Multiwinia" but it complains that it can't find libgmodule.so.0, anyone know what's going on?
[20:56] <superkiwi> Reinstalling what?
[20:56] <ActionParsnip> Rovin: ok read on from there
[20:56] <tyronep> please and anyone help me find the error. All I see when I log in is a black screen
[20:56] <Flannel> !ext3 | deltaslaya
[20:56] <ActionParsnip> superkiwi: grub, and check the setup using that link
[20:56] <superkiwi> I tried to install 8.10, but got errors with mounting cd. Now I get errors with installing packages.
[20:57] <superkiwi> I have no OS installed
[20:57] <Flannel> superkiwi: #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid support
[20:57] <Miesco> shawn@ubuntu:~$ sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sdb /media/disk                          mount: No medium found
[20:57] <seekingtruth> tyronep: siorry i cant help
[20:57] <superkiwi> I am 8.04
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> Miesco: you cant mount sdb
[20:57] <superkiwi> I am install 8.04 that is, server, in text-mode
[20:57] <yzr> ﻿ActionParsnip: dunno where the log viewer is... Never had to use it before... Sorry for being a noob.
[20:57] <deltaslaya> Flannel: Yea, I have tried that driver. It worked to begin with, but now it just asks me to format the drives and I can't access them?
[20:57] <linuser> deltaslaya use a flash drive
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> Miesco: sdb is a disk you can physically hold and touch
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> Miesco: you need sdb1 or sdb2 or something like that
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> Miesco: you mount partitions, not drives
[20:58] <superkiwi> and the error is not GRUB, it is that the installer can't seem to install the packages. Every stage after "configure the package manager" fails.
[20:58] <Miesco> ActionParsnip: thanks!
[20:58] <linuser> deltaslaya use a flash drive or a thumb drive
[20:58] <Flannel> superkiwi: Did you check the disks for defects/verify its integrity?
[20:58] <ActionParsnip> Miesco: run sudo fdisk -l to show partitions
[20:58] <deltaslaya> Ok, I guess I could just use the iPod itself?
[20:58] <superkiwi> Yes, I checked the integrity of the cd.
[20:58] <superkiwi> It passed.
[20:59] <Flannel> superkiwi: You're using the alternate CD?
[20:59] <deltaslaya> It might be easier if I kept all my music on the Windows Partition...
[20:59] <superkiwi> The 8.04 server cd, from ubuntu, not alternative.
[20:59] <linuser> what does apparmor do exactly other than log to the syslog?
[20:59] <Miesco> ActionParsnip:  /dev/mmcblk0p1
[20:59] <Flannel> superkiwi: Ah, try the alternate CD
[20:59] <superkiwi> ugh, what's different?
[20:59] <ActionParsnip> Miesco: wow thats a crazy name
[20:59] <Miesco> ActionParsnip: Tis, but it works :)
[20:59] <linuser> apparmor does not do anything other than log to log files
[20:59] <ActionParsnip> Miesco: if thats what it says, try it
[20:59] <amigamia> i just did a bunch of and with the add manager and the little thing is just spinning aorund. is it working or is it hanging? i dont see any action like i did earlier when i did a bunch of updating of new apps
[21:00] <ActionParsnip> Miesco: if it works, dont argue with it ;)
[21:00] <Miesco> yep!
[21:00] <tyronep> please and anyone help me find the error. All I see when I log in is a black screen.
[21:00] <superkiwi> I thought it alternative because it used other video stuff, but my installer seems to work visually.
[21:00] <amigamia> you have the black screen of death :D
[21:00] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: can you boot to recovery mode?
[21:01] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, Yes i can but what should I do there?
[21:01] <yzr> how to access network log files ?
[21:01] <Flannel> superkiwi: The server CD supports different hardware, sometimes it causes problems on PC hardware
[21:01] <Flannel> tyronep: Are you at the black screen right now? does ctrl-alt-f1 get you to a console?
[21:01] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: run dmesg in the safe boot mode, or root console
[21:01] <superkiwi> I see. I'l try the alternate version, thanks for the help.
[21:01] <tyronep> Flannel, Yes but I don't know what to do from there
[21:02] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, What does that command do?
[21:02] <Flannel> superkiwi: It'll install a GUI (just like the desktop) by default, but theres an option (f4 or f5, I don't remember which) to install a command line only version
[21:02] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: from there run dmesg | less
[21:02] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: its boot messages as well as other stuff, you can read it for errors and issues
[21:03] <Flannel> tyronep: You merely have an issue with X (the graphical thing) the rest of your boot is fine.
[21:03] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, Ok I am going to try that
[21:03] <tyronep> Flannel, Yes I think that too but I don't know how to fix it
[21:03] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: you can also try fining the xorg.conf file fro there if its faulty
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> *from
[21:04] <Flannel> tyronep: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[21:04] <aaron_> is sendmail the best mta for ubuntu?
[21:04] <superkiwi> Flannel: Do you think the ordinary Ubuntu dekstop cd will work? I have only tried the server version.
[21:04] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, I tryed that allready
[21:04] <ntndo> holy lord.
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: good call to try
[21:04] <Flannel> tyronep: the first bit there tells you how to try and get it to autodetect again: dpkg-reconfigure etc etc
[21:04] <ntndo> gnomebaker is SLOW.
[21:04] <yzr> !log
[21:04] <tyronep> Flannel, But i don't think it is the resolution beacuse I see my mouse and I can move it around
[21:04] <superkiwi> I mean, the ordinary cd, not alternate.
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> ntndo: maybe you need to configure it
[21:04] <dulak> aaron_: I prefer postfix to sendmail, it's easier to configure
[21:04] <yzr> !network
[21:04] <ntndo> it is.
[21:04] <ntndo> Checked google and I'm not the only one
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> ntndo: what burn speed did you choose?
[21:05] <Flannel> tyronep: that page is for more than just resolution.  But, you can see your mouse?  You get a black screen with your mouse cursor? What shape is the mouse cursor?
[21:05] <ntndo> It's burning right now, I'll check when it's done
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> ntndo: no, which did you choose ?
[21:05] <ntndo> what do you mean what did I chose?Write speed?
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> ntndo: yes, what write speed?
[21:06] <ntndo> I don't know what it was set at, that's what I meant
[21:06] <ntndo> I need to wait for it to finish before I can click anything
[21:06] <tyronep> Flannel, It the normal shape
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> ntndo: thats why its slow, you never chose a speed
[21:06] <tyronep> Flannel, The default pointer
[21:06] <ntndo> pretty much every app I've used defaults at the fastest speed the drive can write.
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> ntndo: assume nothing
[21:06] <Flannel> tyronep: round or an X?
[21:06] <Flannel> tyronep: er, or an arrow thing
[21:07] <tyronep> Flannel, arrow thing
[21:07] <ntndo> yeah well
[21:07] <ActionParsnip> ntndo: assume makes an *ASS* out of yo*U* and *ME*
[21:07] <Rovin> how do I open a file with permissons? so I can edit it?
[21:07] <Flannel> tyronep: Interesting.  So, your problem isn't X itself, its something above that. Gnome or GDM, or something.
[21:07] <ntndo> hah I know
[21:07] <ActionParsnip> Rovin: what sort of file is it?
[21:07] <Rovin> /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
[21:07] <Rovin> I need to edit it..but I couldnt
[21:07] <CapTech> What file handles the console colors for filetypes, such as avi and mpg?
[21:08] <isaac_> How do you set file associations in Ubuntu 8.10?  Text files are set to open with automake by default, and I want them to open in gedit when I double click them.
[21:08] <ActionParsnip> Rovin: gksudo gedit ﻿/etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base if its a text file
[21:08] <Rovin> Thanks Action
[21:08] <ActionParsnip> Rovin: back the file up before you start editting
[21:08] <ActionParsnip> Rovin: sudo cp ﻿/etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base ﻿/etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base_old
[21:08] <Rovin> thanks
[21:08] <ActionParsnip> Rovin: so you can easily roll back
[21:08] <Mixed432> anyone here uses JACK?  My appz sound distorted when I use JACK, it only happens on my desktop, on my laptop it's fine
[21:09] <superkiwi> omagah, tired of failing ubuntu. freebsd is next.
[21:09] <yzr> ActionParsnip: have just found the log, but no errors in there, an lshw shows the hardware properly
[21:09] <ActionParsnip> easybsd is decent
[21:09] <ActionParsnip> yzr: hmm
[21:09] <xchat_newb> pingme
[21:09] <isaac_> How do you set file associations in Ubuntu 8.10?  For some reason this computer tries to open text files with automake, and I want them to open in gedit when I double click them.
[21:09] <ActionParsnip> yzr: ok so whats going on with your wifi exactly
[21:10] <Flannel> isaac_: #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid support, thanks
[21:10] <trv> does anybody know, the "Run Application" dialog that shows up when you press Alt+F2 in gnome, which application is it, or which application's is part of?
[21:10] <isaac_> What is intrepid?
[21:10] <ActionParsnip> !association
[21:10] <JoeSomebody> hi, i am not a linux user, yet, i'm windows, however i got a xp box would like to turn into linux, motherboard website has no linux drivers, does that mean no way with my board? msi k8mm-v board AMD Sempron 2800+ 1.60GHz 1gb ram
[21:10] <ActionParsnip> !intrepid | isaac_
[21:10] <Flannel> isaac_: Its the codename for what will become ubuntu 8.10
[21:10] <yzr> ActionParsnip: wifi works, but doesn't pick up any wireless networks
[21:10] <isaac_> Whoops!  I was thinking ahead.
[21:10] <isaac_> I'm running 8.04
[21:10] <ActionParsnip> JoeSomebody: msi dont make linux drivers
[21:10] <isaac_> Looking forward to 8.10, actually tried the beta, but I'm in 8.04 right now.
[21:11] <awsoonn> is there a wiki someplace on setting up pulseausio to send audio over the network to another computer?
[21:11] <ActionParsnip> JoeSomebody: you should run a live cd to see what you have and see what works and what doesnt
[21:11] <tyronep> Flannel, I am gonna log into the terminal session and I hope you can help me from there I am gonna be using two computers. Bye
[21:11] <graingert> JoeSomebody: should work fine; try live
[21:11] <awsoonn> s/network/internet
[21:11] <ryan5620> Any1 know how to revert back to the defualt boot screen(black and orange loading bar)
[21:11] <ActionParsnip> yzr: do any show up in wifi-radar?
[21:11] <JoeSomebody> nice of them, ok, will try
[21:12] <hvgotcodes> i have a font problem: i can start conky with the snap font (artwiz fonts), but none of my gtk apps can see the artwiz fonts.  how do i fix this?
[21:12] <JoeSomebody> acer aspire 1800 laptop any better?
[21:12] <Tammuz>  vie dakto kde sa da stiahnut icq ??
[21:12] <extor> http://amdandintel.blogspot.com/2008/04/amd-gives-unreleased-opteron-2352-to.html  <--- AMD gives FREE unlreleased processors to warez puppies!  :D
[21:13] <orifice> is there any reason my cpu pegs when I'm transferring a lot of data over my wireless ?
[21:13] <orifice> does the ndiswrapper module take lots of cpu resources?
[21:13] <ActionParsnip> JoeSomebody: they have weird power management so you'll need acer_acpi
[21:13] <Rovin> ﻿ActionParsnip: that file keeps coming up as blank, when I run the command..
[21:13] <ActionParsnip> Rovin: try file ﻿/etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
[21:14] <yz1> ﻿ActionParsnip: no, no networks in there
[21:14] <ActionParsnip> Rovin: file tells you what sort of file the file is, it removes the reliance on file extensions like windows does
[21:14] <ntndo> ActionParsnip gnomebaker doesn't even have an option to change the writespeed
[21:15] <ntndo> going back to brazero.
[21:15] <Swian> what's a good IDE for perl in ubuntu?
[21:15] <ActionParsnip> yz1: can i see you lshw -C network as well as your /etc/network/interfaces
[21:15] <hvgotcodes> noone knows why a font is available for conky but i cant use the same font in the font selector for gtk apps?
[21:15] <ActionParsnip> ntndo: i use k3b but i use kde
[21:15] <ntndo> yeah it's fine.
[21:15] <ntndo> Thanks anyway mate
[21:15] <thinkgnu> is there any way to downlaod rm files ? i see some software for windows , so is there any downloader for linux ?
[21:15] <ActionParsnip> ntndo: np man, just remember there is more than 1 app for a job
[21:15] <ntndo> yep
[21:16] <liufangj1n> Hello
[21:16] <ActionParsnip> thinkgnu: wget
[21:16] <ActionParsnip> thinkgnu: to play them you'll need realplayer
[21:16] <Swian> can anyone recommend an editor for Perl for ubuntu?
[21:16] <liufangj1n> oh.wget is very good.
[21:16] <thinkgnu> ActionParsnip: thanks.
[21:16] <deltaslaya> What is the best way to recover deleted music files in Ubuntu?
[21:16] <graingert> thinkgnu: no, use mplayer with the realplayer codecs
[21:16] <Overlord_> Has anyone compiled a custom kernel with debian/rules instead of make-kpkg (as suggested by the wiki entry)?  It works great until I've built once - it doesn't seem to pick up modified files so I have do an _entire_ clean+compilation for every change.  Any ideas?
[21:16] <thinkgnu> graingert: sure
[21:16] <graingert> deltaslaya: the pirate bay
[21:17] <christo_m> how can i make Xorg use the Radeon driver?
[21:17] <yzr> ﻿ActionParsnip:  no networks in wifi-radar
[21:17] <ActionParsnip> Swian: perl is just a text script so a text editor like gedit or nano will do
[21:17] <deltaslaya> ???
[21:17] <isaac_> How do you set file associations in Ubuntu 8.04?  For some reason this computer tries to open text files with automake, and I want them to open in gedit when I double click them.
[21:17] <graingert> thinkgnu: try  aria2c
[21:17] <graingert> !aria2c | thinkgnu
[21:17] <Swian> I meant something with syntax highlighting
[21:17] <ActionParsnip> yzr: try sudo mv /etc/network/interfaces ﻿/etc/network/interfaces_old
[21:17] <ActionParsnip> yzr: then reboot
[21:17] <graingert> !aria2c | thinkgnu
[21:17] <graingert> !aria2 | thinkgnu
[21:17] <ActionParsnip> Swian: gedit doe sit
[21:18] <thinkgnu> graingert: hoom?
[21:18] <bgryderclock>  I'd like to use my Ubuntu laptop for multitrack recording. It has no built in firewire port. Will Linux supported external firewire sound cards work with a PCMCIA firewire card?
[21:18] <graingert> ubottu: oh come on!!
[21:18] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | bgryderclock
[21:18] <ActionParsnip> graingert: he's a bot
[21:18] <graingert> ActionParsnip: I know
[21:18] <liufangj1n> ha ha
[21:19] <yzr> ActionParsnip: ﻿sudo mv /etc/network/interfaces ﻿/etc/network/interfaces_old
[21:19] <christo_m> Does anyone know how to change the video driver Ubuntu uses, so i can use RADEON instead?
[21:19] <ActionParsnip> graingert: so monaning at him is fruitles
[21:19] <christo_m> My cards a little outdated, it's a ATI Radeon Mobility 7500
[21:19] <graingert> ActionParsnip: ah, they all say that
[21:19] <yzr> ActionParsnip: mv: cannot move `/etc/network/interfaces' to `﻿/etc/network/interfaces_old': No such file or directory
[21:19] <ActionParsnip> yzr: yep, it reset your network settings once you reboot. if its no better you can rename back
[21:19] <isaac_> Yes ActionParsnip, but sometimes frustration makes you do things not completely logical :P
[21:19] <ActionParsnip> yzr: try tab completing
[21:20] <yzr> ﻿ActionParsnip: what ?
[21:20] <bttb> christo_m, edit your xorg.conf (after making a backup of it first)
[21:20] <scientus> how can i make NFS directory listings take like 3 seconds
[21:20] <christo_m> bttb: where exactly, it doesnt offer me an option
[21:20] <scientus> imean not take 3 seconds
[21:20] <scientus> they atre sooo slow
[21:20] <isaac_> How do you set file associations in Ubuntu 8.04?  For some reason this computer tries to open text files with automake, and I want them to open in gedit when I double click them.
[21:20] <ActionParsnip> yzr: just like you can tab complete names in irc, you can tab complete filenames in cli
[21:20] <scientus> but samba is bugged so i cant use it
[21:20] <christo_m> bttb: wha ti mean by that is, under the Video device, theres no entry to change the driver it uses
[21:21] <ntndo> what was that command to make ubottu list burning apps again?
[21:21] <bttb> christo_m, in the "Device" section. Driver "radeon"
[21:21] <ActionParsnip> scientus: is it over lan via samba?
[21:21] <christo_m> bttb: i odnt see a "driver" lol
[21:21] <scientus> !cdrom
[21:21] <scientus> ActionParsnip, no NFS
[21:21] <christo_m> bttb: it says "configured video device"
[21:21] <ntndo> !burning
[21:21] <ActionParsnip> yzr: http://pastebin.com/m73364a2b
[21:21] <bttb> christo_m, wait a minute, I'll pastebin my xorg.conf. I have a laptop with a radeon 9200, it should work for your card as well
[21:21] <ntndo> bam.  thanks
[21:21] <christo_m> bttb: yeah i have a mobility 7500 like i said, so :)
[21:22] <ActionParsnip> scientus: does it help if you add the hostname and ip to /etc/hosts
[21:22] <christo_m> bttb: trying to play cs 1.6 on wine, but it keeps locking up, im assuming its a driver issue
[21:22] <christo_m> bttb: becuase it forces me to do a hard boot, when really wine should never get to that level, i hsould always be able to kill it
[21:22] <graingert> christo_m: it is probably a wine issue
[21:22] <christo_m> bttb: what's even omre weird, is it locks up randomly, and with alsa disabled it works for longer, so i tried a lot of things with the sound but oh well
[21:22] <bttb> christo_m, http://paste.ubuntu.com/62596/
[21:23] <ryan5620> Any1 know how to revert back to the defualt boot screen(black and orange loading bar) or usplash screen??
[21:23] <ActionParsnip> yzr: if you rename that file you will get stock network settings which you can then re-establish at boot
[21:23] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, hello i am back i am on my other computer now. I am at the logging screen which session should I log in to?
[21:23] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: normal boot or recovery?
[21:24] <christo_m> bttb: so ill just use that as my xorg? no tweaks?
[21:24] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, normal I tryed the gnome failsave and I displays a message but the screen is still black and all i can see is my muose pointer
[21:24] <christo_m> bttb: ill make a copy of my old one just in case
[21:25] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: boot to root console in the recovery menu and type dmesg | tail
[21:25] <tyronep> ok
[21:25] <ActionParsnip> oops not tail, less
[21:25] <bttb> christo_m, that's a good idea :) If you want dri/3d you have to put/remove some quotes. I disabled all this stuff because I don't use it anyway.
[21:25] <Zooback> my wireless connection is much weaker than when i run windows on the same computer. the signal is so weak under ubuntu that i can't really use the internet or install updates, as they all time out. can anyone help?
[21:26] <tylie> Zooback: What wifi card?
[21:26] <yz1> ActionParsnip: it's the same as yours - http://pastebin.com/d60fcb665
[21:26] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, ok what sould I be looking for?
[21:26] <Zooback> i'm using a d-link wireless adapter tylie
[21:26]  * tylie shudders.
[21:27] <Slackbuntu> Hey people
[21:27] <Zooback> under previous releases of ubuntu, i got good signal strength but not anymore
[21:27] <Slackbuntu> is there any alternative of OllyDbg for Uboontoo?
[21:27] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: anything that doesnt look good
[21:28] <graingert> Zooback: move nearer the rooter
[21:28] <ActionParsnip> yz1: rename the interfaces file in that folder
[21:28] <ActionParsnip> Zooback: try some config tweaks, maybe you need some firmwares downloading to your system
[21:28] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, It only displays 13 lines and everything seems to be fine no errors
[21:29] <ActionParsnip> Zooback: if you run: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[21:29] <Zooback> thanks ActionParsnip
[21:29] <ActionParsnip> Zooback: it'll give you an output and you acn see whats going on
[21:29] <Zooback> i'll check that out
[21:29] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, how can i scroll up?
[21:29] <tylie> Zooback: Check power level in iwconfig
[21:29] <tylie> Zooback: and signal level
[21:29] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: press enter and it will scroll
[21:30] <yz1> ActionParsnip: Bareword "interfaces" not allowed while "strict subs" in use at (eval 1) line 1.
[21:30] <christo_m> bttb: whats dri and gl again?
[21:30] <Zooback> thanks tylie
[21:30] <DeadBattery> hey, does anyone here have any experience with Wireless Cards?
[21:30] <MothOnLovesFlame> how do you make a binary file executable?
[21:30] <ActionParsnip> yz1: how did you get that?
[21:30] <bttb> christo_m, that's 3D
[21:30] <Nvidiot> MothOnLovesFlame: chmod +x filename
[21:30] <ActionParsnip> MothOnLovesFlame: chmod +x <file>
[21:30] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, It scrolls only down and from what i read I think everthing is fine there no errors or anything should I tri something else?
[21:30] <graingert> !ask | DeadBattery
[21:30] <yz1> ActionParsnip: tried to rename that
[21:31] <christo_m> bttb: welli neeed tha tlol
[21:31] <bttb> christo_m, I only use xv (for movies), don't need 3d
[21:31] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LinuxLogFiles
[21:31] <Enissay> how can i know the actual coordinates of a window(Terminal)?
[21:32] <christo_m> bttb: bah, you're de keyboard settings messed my pass up
[21:32] <Pici> Enissay: xwininfo?
[21:32] <christo_m> bttb: wondering why ic oudlnt log in :P
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> yz1: cd /etc/network; sudo mv ./interfaces ./interfaces_old
[21:32] <bttb> christo_m, lol
[21:32] <bttb> christo_m, sorry, forgot about _that_ :)
[21:32] <justin__> does anyone know how to adjust batter settings through ubuntu?
[21:32] <gidna> Hi
[21:32] <DeadBattery> How do you get wireless cards to be recognized automatically on startup?
[21:32] <graingert> justin__: yes, I do
[21:33] <yz1> ActionParsnip: done that... What next ?
[21:33] <christo_m> bttb: lol my compiz fusion stopped working
[21:33] <justin__> would you mind if I pm you asking a question?
[21:33] <gidna> Why can't I view a mpg video in streaming when I'm watching a flash video?
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> yz1: reboot
[21:33] <sorsis> what is the commandline name for the app to change gnome theme?
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> yz1: you will need to reestablish network settings
[21:33] <christo_m> bttb: i commented out those gli and dri parts
[21:33] <yz1> ActionParsnip: ok... brb
[21:33] <bttb> christo_m, I guess that's because in the file AIGLX is disabled
[21:33] <christo_m> bttb: where you were disabling them
[21:33] <Enissay> Pici: Thanks :)
[21:34] <Rovin> That tutorial didn't work :(
[21:34] <christo_m> bttb: so jus tset that to true
[21:34] <justin__> lol sadly I dont even know how to pm using this irc software
[21:34] <christo_m> bttb: ?
[21:34] <bttb> christo_m, and also check in the "Device" section to comment the line that says "DRI" = False
[21:34] <christo_m> bttb: yeh i took care of that one
[21:34] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, what text editor should i use on the command line i usually use gedit
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> Pici: nice command dude
[21:34] <bttb> christo_m, yes, or just comment the line. AIGLX should be enabled by default
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: nano
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: or sudo nano
[21:35] <christo_m> bttb: or you mean right below radeon, yeah i see it
[21:35] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, thanks
[21:35] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: sudo nano == gksudo gedir
[21:35] <ActionParsnip> *gedit
[21:35] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: press ctrl+x when done, then y for yes and press enter to use the same file name
[21:36] <gidna> nobody can help me?
[21:36] <ActionParsnip> wassup gidna
[21:36] <elementz> anybody here acquainted with the use of espeak?
[21:36] <ActionParsnip> elementz: yep
[21:36] <elementz> ActionParsnip: oh great
[21:36] <gidna> Why can't I view a mpg video in streaming when I'm watching a flash video?
[21:36] <ActionParsnip> elementz: i use it to get my gf to get me a brew
[21:37] <justin__> I guess my question would be as I run my laptop (on or off battery) my cpu reduces is processing speed. I would like to stop that while running off an electrical outlet
[21:37] <elementz> ActionParsnip: i keep getting the following error when running espeak: espeak -stdin
[21:37] <elementz> test
[21:37] <elementz> PaHost_OpenStream: could not open /dev/dsp for O_WRONLY
[21:37] <christo_m> bttb: fuck, compiz still doesnt work
[21:37] <elementz> PaHost_OpenStream: ERROR - result = -10000
[21:37] <FloodBot2> elementz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:37] <ActionParsnip> gidna: do videos work when flash isnt running? what hapens when both are concurrent
[21:37] <elementz> ^^sry for the multiline paste
[21:37] <pinehead> any ideas why i can ssh into an ip, but can't ping that same ip (my server)
[21:37] <bttb> christo_m, pastebin your xorg.0.log?
[21:37] <christo_m> bttb: AH you have composite disabled lol
[21:38] <ActionParsnip> elementz: how are you running it?
[21:38] <bttb> christo_m, :)
[21:38] <christo_m> bttb: in the extensions
[21:38] <elementz> ActionParsnip: like that ^ espeak -stdin foo
[21:38] <gidna> happen that the mpeg/wav ... go very slow..
[21:38] <ActionParsnip> pinehead: maybe they are dropping ping requests
[21:38] <bttb> christo_m, right, forgot about that. Compiz was one of the first things I removed from this laptop
[21:38] <ActionParsnip> elementz: you run it like this
[21:38] <ActionParsnip> elementz: espeak "this is a test"
[21:38] <christo_m> bttb: haha, cant handle it eh
[21:38] <ActionParsnip> elementz: and it will say "this is a test"
[21:39] <elementz> ActionParsnip: not here
[21:39] <bttb> christo_m, no, all the eyecandy got me distracted and confused ;)
[21:39] <elementz> ActionParsnip: i keep getting the error
[21:39] <elementz> ActionParsnip: did you change anything in the config files? are you running alsa too?
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> elementz: i havent chabged anything and im using alsa
[21:39] <elementz> ActionParsnip: strange
[21:39] <christo_m> bttb: what wm do you use?
[21:40] <christo_m> bttb: fluxbox or something?
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> elementz: can you give me a pastebin of command and error message please
[21:40] <bttb> christo_m, :) Gnome rocks
[21:40] <gidna> ActionParsnip Do u have the same problem?
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> christo_m: fluxbox here
[21:40] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, Ok I think I found something on the Daemon Log it says gmd_save_xioerror_handler Fatal X error - Restarting : 0
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> gidna: please put my name at the start of ALL replies
[21:41] <christo_m> ActionParsnip: i was running it for the longest time, like 2 years ago whe i still had my 300 mhz pentium 2, 64 mb ram
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: there you go, get websearching that
[21:41] <christo_m> ActionParsnip: nvidia riva 128 card
[21:41] <ryan5620> does Tx-power=27dBm mean power, shouldnt it be in mW
[21:41] <gidna> ActionParsnip : happens that the mpeg/wav ... go very slow..
[21:41] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, Do you think that's the problem or should I look more
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> christo_m: i run fluxbox on all my systems. i just prefer fluxbox
[21:41] <christo_m> ActionParsnip: really? yeh i guess its nice and simple, but i love compiz fusion too much
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> gidna: what about playing via standalone players for mpeg etc? stil slow?
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> christo_m: i hate compiz loads
[21:42] <elementz> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/d7427a5b9
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: if you can find anything else then great, but websearch that error
[21:42] <gidna> ActionParsnip : if I save the file it's ok..
[21:42] <DeadBattery> ﻿How do you get wireless cards to be recognized automatically on startup?
[21:43] <gidna> ActionParsni: the problem is when I play them in streaming
[21:43] <bttb> DeadBattery, you make sure that you have a driver that knows the device and vendor ids of your device
[21:44] <yzr> ActionParsnip: same thing
[21:44] <GreedyB> Anyone using the latest dust theme?
[21:44] <gidna> ActionParsnip: If I play only mpeg and not flash it's ok..
[21:45] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, That error happens to many people but once they restart their computer everything is fine so I don't know how to fix mine
[21:45] <DeadBattery> bttb: I have it working, but I need to pull it out before booting, then push it back in later.  How would I know if it knew the vendor ID?
[21:45] <philippe_> Hello. I'm looking for a playlist manager for Ubuntu/Debian. Any idea? I have only find fbx-playlist but it is not working correctly
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> elementz: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-347725.html
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: keep digging dude
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> yzr: can i see your lshw -C network
[21:46] <bttb> DeadBattery, forget what I said. How about you just put the module (driver) into /etc/modules?
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> elementz: http://ph.ubuntuforums.com/showthread.php?t=724026
[21:47] <bttb> DeadBattery, driver would get loaded. If device attached it should start working, if not attached nothing happens
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> elementz: http://www.spiderland.org/node/3450
[21:48] <mib_qd5bzj> hey, quick question
[21:48] <yzr> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/m1621a81c
[21:48] <mib_qd5bzj> i tried connecting to a windows share and hit remeber password forever
[21:48] <DeadBattery> bttb: I don't seem to have a /etc/modules directory...
[21:48] <mib_qd5bzj> the prob is, it was the wrong password. how do I change this?
[21:49] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, How do I exit nano? ^^ i am sorry i don't know anything
[21:49] <elementz> ActionParsnip: huh? the last link you provided did not really match the subject. or did i miss something?
[21:49] <Tom_Davis> tyronep: ctrl x
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom | yzr
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: press ctrl + x
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: then press y to save
[21:49] <tyronep> Tom_Davis, thanks
[21:50] <Tom_Davis> np
[21:50] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, Thanks
[21:50] <mib_qd5bzj> anyone know how to reset this password?
[21:50] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: then press enter to choose the same name to update or type a new name to save as a new name
[21:50] <ActionParsnip> mib_qd5bzj: password for what?
[21:50] <mib_qd5bzj> i tried to connect to a windows share, and entered the wrong password
[21:50] <mib_qd5bzj> and i selected, remeber forever
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> mib_qd5bzj: you can add it to /etc/fstab so its set at mount time
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> mib_qd5bzj: i dunno how gnome manages paswords, maybe the keyring
[21:52] <RanyAlbeg> Hi all
[21:52] <RanyAlbeg> how do i install icons?
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> !icons
[21:52] <GreedyB> Anyone here running the newest dust theme ??
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> GreedyB: is that part of intrepid?
[21:53] <mib_qd5bzj> ActionParsnip: I dont see see it in the keyring
[21:53] <GreedyB> ActionParsnip:  i dont really know if its going to be but its a theme that is based on murrine
[21:53] <Shakedown> You guys know of a place to get 2440x900 wallpapers? I just got BigDesktop working and I'm using that resolution so my current wallpaper won't work. Does DeviantArt have wallpapers that size?
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> Shakedown: maybe www.vladstudio.com
[21:53] <bttb> DeadBattery, it's a file. I have it in hardy. Are you using another ubuntu version?
[21:54] <mib_azo8px> arg. disconnected
[21:54] <Shakedown> ActionParsnip: Thanks
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> mib_azo8px: thats ll i got then as I dont use gnome
[21:54] <bttb> DeadBattery, you can put modules in it that you want to loaded on boot
[21:54] <mib_azo8px> anyone else got any ideas?
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> Shakedown: if not, get the highest res image you can and stretch it with imagemagick
[21:55] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, I tried this dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg but I think that only configures my keyboard
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: have you tried the fix xorg option from recovery mode?
[21:56] <Shakedown> ActionParsnip: Oh, I have to buy those images from vladstudio. You mean I have to do work myself to get a wallpaper that size? Hah, booo....there's gotta be a wallpaper source out there.
[21:56] <ryan5620> Anyone know how to keep the same theme in emerald themer?, mine always changes on reboot
[21:56] <DeadBattery> bttb: ooh, I didn't realize it was a file.  So what line should I add to tell it to load my card?
[21:56] <bttb> DeadBattery, what's the driver you use for your card?
[21:56] <bttb> DeadBattery, lsmod could help to find the name
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> !compiz | ryan5620
[21:57] <Shakedown> www.dualmonitorbackgrounds.com!
[21:57] <RanyAlbeg> I downloaded a icon theme and need to know how to install it, is that possible through system-preferences-appearance?
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> RanyAlbeg: try it
 yes i believe so
[21:58] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, Yes i have
[21:58] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, how do i reboot from the terminal?
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: sudo shutdown -r now
[21:58] <DeadBattery> bttb: I use ndiswrapper if that helps, how would I check from lsmod?
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> ryan5620: ask in #compiz-fusion about emerald
[21:59] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, thanks
[21:59] <ryan5620> ok will do thanks
[21:59]  * ActionParsnip thinks cli kicks ass
[22:00] <bttb> DeadBattery, that's it. Add a new line that says: ndiswrapper
[22:00] <yz1> ActionParsnip: Did all of that for the Broadcom, but still the same thing...
[22:00] <DeadBattery> bttb: I already have a line that says that.  :S
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> yz1: thats all i got dude
[22:00] <Gumby`> is there an app in the ubuntu repos that will allow for dvd encoding?
[22:01] <bttb> DeadBattery, strange. What happens when you boot with the card connected, can you see the WLAN interface with iwconfig?
[22:01] <XiXaQ> Gumby, several. Devede is nice, for instance.
[22:02] <DeadBattery> bttb: When I boot with it in, the card is unresponsive in terms of the lights, how would I check with WLAN interface and iwconfig?
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> yz1: you could try ndiswrapper instead
[22:02] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, nothing seems to work
[22:02] <Gumby> XiXaQ: can this take multiple mpegs and create menus etc?
[22:03] <XiXaQ> I'm not sure. There are several choices. Search add/remove.
[22:03] <jannott> What package contains GAS?
[22:03] <bttb> DeadBattery, just run iwconfig without arguments.
[22:03] <DeadBattery> bttb: after its done booting?
[22:03] <bttb> DeadBattery, that's righ
[22:03] <bttb> t
[22:03] <donadon> hello, I'ld like a bit of help with Ubuntu installation
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> jannott: GAS?
[22:04] <ezzieyguywuf> what is the command to run that will set up my sensors for lm-sensors?
[22:04] <jannott> ActionParsnip, yah. Its assmbler or something like that
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> jannott: whats it stand for?
[22:05] <Flannel> donadon: Welcome.  The best way to get help is to just ask whatever questions you have.  People will answer whatever they know the answers to.
[22:05] <donadon> my problem is that the boot CD halts in the first loading bar screen
[22:05] <Flannel> donadon: Boot CD?  you mean to install?
[22:05] <donadon> yes, and I should mention I have a SATA HD
[22:05] <Flannel> donadon: This is after you hit "Install or run Ubuntu" yes?
[22:06] <donadon> yes
[22:06] <Flannel> donadon: Have you checked the CD for defects? (few options down)
[22:06] <[ipc]michael> donadon try the alternate install disc
[22:06] <donadon> yes, and the screen halts the same way, with a orange bar frozen
[22:07] <donadon> I believe I'm using the alternate install disk
[22:07] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, how can I remove awn from my session from the terminal?
[22:07] <Flannel> donadon: alright, that sounds like a bad burn.  How did you download your iso?
[22:07] <donadon> FTP download
[22:08] <donadon> but I have this strange problem: I was able to live run the kubuntu 6.0, but it could find any HD either
[22:08] <Flannel> donadon: Alright, the first section of this page has a few steps that everyone goes through.  Grab your iso and check the MD5, and then re-burn a CD, and try and do it as slow as you can (4x speed is good) https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation
[22:08] <XiXaQ> donadon, in the boot menu, you have the option to scan the cd for errors.
[22:08] <Flannel> donadon: 6.06?  Get a newer version, try 8.04
[22:08] <donadon> yes, NOW I tried to install or live run the 804 and it halts as described
[22:09] <Flannel> donadon: The freezes etc have nothing to do with your harddrive.  So before we try and solve some odd harddrive missing issue, lets make sure we have a healthy CD first.
[22:09] <XiXaQ> donadon, did you check the cd for errors?
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: sudo apt-get --purge remove awn
[22:09] <donadon> XiXaQ: yes, and it halts the same way
[22:09] <Flannel> XiXaQ: He did, it froze.
[22:09] <tekteen> I am using the ubuntu gui to change the resolution on my machine and none of the options have the HD aspect ratio. Anyone know why that would happen?
[22:09] <Flannel> donadon: so, steps for you to take:  Check the MD5, then re-burn at a slow speed.
[22:09] <donadon> I will get it again and burn it again...
[22:09] <gribouille> hi
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: make that avant-window-navigator
[22:10] <Flannel> donadon: Nothing saying your ISO is bad.  You can check to see if you need to re-download
[22:10] <gribouille> HOW CAN I RESIZE AN NTFS PARTITION WITH UBUNTU ?
[22:10] <Flannel> !md5 | donadon
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> !caps | gribouille
[22:10] <donadon> Flannel: yes yes, I'll do that!
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> !gparted | gribouille
[22:11] <donadon> Flannel: just that I bit bored, I've spent all morning trying to install Debian and I couldnt
[22:11] <lastelement0> hello all, i just recently updated to Ibex, and now my vbox is broken. i've tried uninstalling and then reinstalling but i can't even get it to open. what should i do?
[22:11] <Flannel> lastelement0: #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid support, thanks
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> donadon: you may need to disable acpi il you get installed
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> il == til
[22:12] <Beta-guy> ubottu: CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?!?!?
[22:12] <gribouille> (gparted:10587): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[22:12] <donadon> ActionParsnip: what's that? I'm a newbie!
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> gribouille: try gksudo gparted
[22:12] <tekteen> I am using the ubuntu gui to change the resolution on my machine and none of the options have the HD aspect ratio. Anyone know why that would happen?
[22:12] <dustin> have they fixed the issue with intel e1000 cards with intrepid ?
[22:12] <dustin> how it screws up the firmwaare and kills the card
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> Flannel: how do you add acpi to the livecd boot otions, please tell donadon
[22:13] <Flannel> donadon: #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid questions, but yes, I believe so.
[22:13] <danbh_intrepid> dustin: yes
[22:13] <dustin> cool thanks man
[22:13] <ajhtiredwolf> dustin, what card are you using?
[22:13] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, what card are you using*
[22:13] <Flannel> ActionParsnip: there's no reason to play with that stuff until we know he's got a good disk.  acpi shouldn't cause issues with the integrity check as far as I know.
[22:13] <dustin> 82573L
[22:13] <dustin> is the modle
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> Flannel: its handy to turn off though to install as most systems use proprietary stuff
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> that the live cd doesnt like
[22:14] <dustin> why ?
[22:14] <dustin> i thought it affect all e1000's
[22:14] <tekteen> ajhtiredwolf: ATI Radeon 9200 SE
[22:14] <Pupeno> How do I make rsync do unattended backups? how do I manage the authentication/authorization?
[22:14] <graingert> e1000e's
[22:14] <dustin> ahh
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> dustin: you on intrepid?
[22:14] <dustin> no
[22:15] <dustin> but i installed it a few weeks ago
[22:15] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, nothing seems to help i cannot solve it
[22:15] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, sorry im not good with ati, but have you tried using the catylist manager?
[22:15] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: has this always been the case or has something changed to cause it
[22:15] <tekteen> ajhtiredwolf: you will have to tell me what that is
[22:15] <joaopinto> Pupeno, you use rsync over ssh with, using ssh keys for password-less login, google will provide some tutorials :)
[22:15]  * tekteen + graphics = bad
[22:16] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, open up a terminal and type sudo apt-get install ati then press tab tab
[22:16] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, should give a list, and there should  a catylist contorl center or something in there, or a manager or hwat not
[22:16] <tekteen> atitvout?
[22:16] <tekteen> that is all that shows up
[22:16] <Pupeno> joaopinto: I know how to do that, but I don't feel ok leaving private keys in a user for the other server. Correctly managing permissions for that goes beyond what I can do.
[22:17] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, are you using the binary drivers?
[22:17] <kri> what codec do i miss when i dont here any sound from youtube?
[22:17] <joaopinto> Pupeno, you dont leave private keys for the other server, you leave public keys on the backup server
[22:17] <tekteen> no
[22:17] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, you might wnat to follow this guide, one sec let me find it
[22:17] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, Ok i removed my autostart folder from my ~/.config and I got to log in finally :D How can I figure out which of the programs is crashing my Xorg
[22:17] <Pupeno> joaopinto: I only have two servers backing up each other, I don't have a backup server.
[22:17] <joaopinto> leaving public keys is not a security problem
[22:17] <tekteen> oh god no
[22:17] <kri> is it old flash that makes me not here any sound with my web browser?
[22:18] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen,  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[22:18] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: logs dude, its all logged
[22:18] <tekteen> I am not going to try install ATI drivers again
[22:18] <clee-saan> hi, i'm having troubles installing a few specific aplications, even though it usually works. Here's the error message i'm getting : hi, i'm having troubles installing a few specific aplicationsclee-saan@Ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get install mixx mixx-data
[22:18] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: cool you can get a regular boot, wtg :D
[22:18] <clee-saan> E: Impossible de verrouiller /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Ressource temporairement non disponible)
[22:18] <clee-saan> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[22:18] <tekteen> I have only gotten it once
[22:18] <joaopinto> Pupeno, you just need to have public keys out of the "own" server, that is not a problem
[22:18] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, up to you dont know how to telp you then ;)
[22:18] <tekteen> and it was bad
[22:18] <KillerOrca> anyone use ushare?
[22:18] <ActionParsnip> !ushare
[22:18] <graingert> !ask | KillerOrca
[22:18] <ActionParsnip> !info ushare
[22:18] <tekteen> ajhtiredwolf: is that needed? That answer alone would be a help
[22:19] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, the problem that you are having is that not all resolutions are showing up/
[22:19] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, is that correct?
[22:19] <donadon> Flannel: my shame I cant find the MD5 signature of the media! where is it on the site?
[22:19] <Flannel> donadon: These are hardy CDs?
[22:19] <KillerOrca> Does anyone know if ushare can be passed two directories as commands?
[22:19] <tekteen> ajhtiredwolf: yes
[22:19] <Flannel> donadon: http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.04.1/ scroll down to the file list, and then check the first few files
[22:19] <hausha> Anyone else having problems getting to pastebin.ca ?
[22:20] <Flannel> !past | hausha
[22:20] <donadon> Flannel: I downloaded it
[22:20] <Flannel> !paste | hausha
[22:20] <ActionParsnip> !paste | hausha
[22:20] <tekteen> ajhtiredwolf: you there?
[22:20] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, so my guess is that the drivers you are using aren' specific enough to your hardware to detect all of its settings
[22:20] <tekteen> ok
[22:20] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, so i would recommennd the ati drivers
[22:20] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, i could be wrong though, that is just my guess
[22:20] <tekteen> could it be that my hardware can not do it?
[22:20] <hausha> I need a code that is on pastebin.ca ... Urgent really :-/ Thus wondering if anyone could paste it to another pastebin :) :) http://pastebin.ca/1229910
[22:21] <KillerOrca> how do I find the path of files to an external hard drive?
[22:21] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, what resolution are you looking for?
[22:21] <kri> hello how do i solve my problem i dont get any sound on firefox? i need newer flash i think
[22:21] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, What log should i read daemon or every applications owns logs?
[22:21] <Flannel> hausha: Looks like its down.  In the future, #ubuntu-offtopic would be a better place for non-support questions like this.
[22:21] <kri> 'sudo apt-get search(?) flash' ?
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: whatever you can find
[22:21] <Flannel> kri: apt-cache search foo
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> tyronep: all and everything
[22:21] <Nvidiot> kri: apt
[22:22] <hausha> Flannel, you are right thankyou
[22:22] <Nvidiot> kri: what Flannel said
[22:22] <tekteen> ajhtiredwolf: I am hooking it up to an HD tv. I need either 720p or 1080p at 60Mhz refresh
[22:22] <clee-saan>  hi, i'm having troubles installing a few specific aplications, even though it usually works. Here's the error message i'm getting : http://paste.ubuntu.com/62608/
[22:22] <CarlFK> kri: apt-cache search flash ?
[22:22] <CarlFK> yeah.
[22:22] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, do this sudo pico /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:22] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, paste thta in pastebin and send me the link
[22:22] <openstandards> hi all i have a sata dvd writter and i'm trying to play dvds on it i've ran gmplayer and it appears to be doing crc failures on it, i've cross referenced google and it states it to be a problem with the speed so my question is how do i tune this device using sdparm
[22:22] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, ok I am gonna be reading for a while then. Thanks for your help man !
[22:23] <openstandards> o yeah i'm running gutsy so you know
[22:23] <CarlFK> I am sshed into a 2nd ubuntu box.  it's screen saver put it's monitor into power save mode.  how do I wake it up?  (I need it displaying what is on it's screen)
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> kri: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=204022
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> kri: http://www.arsgeek.com/2007/11/27/how-to-fix-no-sound-with-flashfirefox-in-ubuntu-710-gutsy/
[22:23] <tekteen> ajhtiredwolf: ok, but it may take a while. the irc comp and the problem comp are 2 diff machines
[22:24] <tekteen> oh right... ssh works
[22:24] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, no problem
[22:24] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, just make sure to put my name infront of the message you send iwth the link so i will notice it ;)
[22:25] <GreedyB> how hard is it to install XFCE and switch between gnome/xfce?
[22:25] <tekteen> ajhtiredwolf: http://pastebin.com/m6469d8e1
[22:25] <dublpaws> GreedyB: easy easy
[22:25] <Flannel> GreedyB: Very easy.  install xubuntu-desktop, and then you switch at GDM (your login screen) under "sessions"
[22:25] <donadon> Flannel: okay, ISO checked, and my mistake, I dont have the alternative CD, I started the download now...
[22:25] <KenBW22> anyone know a way to ssh to a remote desktop which has a firewalled router with no port forwarding?
[22:25] <Shrimpy_> every time i ssh into my neofreerunner it ask for a password to authentic the key. (nothing does not work) any body know how to ssh into the neofreerunner and teach a new comer
[22:26] <GreedyB> dublpaws / Flannel thank you
[22:26] <swif_> I'm dual-booting Windows XP and Hardy 8.04... My XP install was compromised by a vast amount of malware last night and I would like to re-install XP on its partition, but it's my understanding that XP overwrites the boot sector and ruins GRUB/Ubuntu.  Is there a sure-fire way to re-install XP on a dual-booted XP/Ubuntu box without touching GRUB or any other boot configuration settings?
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> KenBW22: if its behind  arouter an there is no port forwarding it will require hacking the roter
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> KenBW22: unless remote config is enabled
[22:26] <KenBW22> ActionParsnip: please elaborate
[22:27] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, what resolution are you at right now?
[22:27] <jussi01> swif: no, but grub is not hard to reinstall, look here:
[22:27] <jussi01> !grub
[22:27] <Nvidiot> Question: run raid5 directly on the drives or create a partition first on the drives?
[22:27] <tekteen> ajhtiredwolf: 1024x768
[22:27] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, and you said you wanted 720 by what?
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> KenBW22: routers are firewalls by the fact that unexpectd packets are dropped due to the nature of nat
[22:27] <johann_> hello, one question: I have installed Ubuntu, but left a FAT32 partition on the hard drive
[22:27] <RanyAlbeg> I cant find system-prferences-themes...can some1 help
[22:28] <Flannel> donadon: Either one (desktop or alternate) will work.  If the desktop fails, the alternate is more likely to work though.  It's not a liveCD however.
[22:28] <johann_> is it possible to install windows after ubuntu?
[22:28] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, actually first try this
[22:28] <KenBW22> ActionParsnip: i meant about the remote config
[22:28] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, do you know the vertial and horizontal refresh rates on your monitor?
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> KenBW22: so unless you have have remote config enable so you can turn it on, any data recieved on port 22 will be dropped
[22:28] <Nvidiot> johann_: yes, but not recommended, since you have to then repair linux again
[22:28] <cHiOs> I installed ubuntu inside windows XP using unetboot, what do I have to edit to make ubuntu boot instead of windows?
[22:28] <tekteen> ajhtiredwolf: It says 85Hz
[22:28] <trollboy> I'm using mdadm to set up my raid5 array, i've don the --create, and a cat /proc/mdstat shows its at 1.1% recovery and should be finished with that in 300minutes
[22:29] <KenBW22> ActionParsnip: whats this remote config you speak off?
[22:29] <trollboy> Can I still but a FS on it? or should I wait the 5 hours?
[22:29] <johann_> thank you Nvidiot
[22:29] <stage3> johann, it is possible, but you have to reinstall the Grub
[22:29] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, do you have 640x480 available?
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> KenBW22: you cant turn on remote config so you can configure the router from the wan side, rather than LAN, this is off by default and is massively unsecure
[22:29] <donadon> Flannel: I'm checking the CD integrity via the boot menu option in another computer, and the media seems to work. the problem then is with my machine, a laptop where I want to install Ubuntu...
[22:29] <KenBW22> ActionParsnip: oh, thaat wouldnt help
[22:29] <tekteen> ajhtiredwolf:  yes
[22:29] <Zermelo> I set awn to start at boot up but it seems that becasue compiz doesnt initiate quick enough, awn doesnt start properly and I always have to "Reload the Window Manager" to get awn to start properly.  Is there anyway to delay awn at startup until the window manager is finished initializing?
[22:29] <Flannel> donadon: Try the alternate CD then.
[22:29] <RanyAlbeg> ﻿I cant find system-prferences-themes...can some1 help
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> KenBW22: the config via web browser is only accessible via LAN
[22:30] <ajhtiredwolf> have you tried that? that is good for most tv's
[22:30] <`Blue> Im looking to buy a scanner, and I was wondering what everyone is using / or recommends with Ubuntu?
[22:30] <KenBW22> ActionParsnip: the problem is that ive lost the routers password and need the existing settings
[22:30] <donadon> yes, I will... thanks so much for the aid! I'm in debt!
[22:30] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, or is this a hdtv?
[22:30] <Nvidiot> trollboy: do you run the raid5 directly on the disks or did you make partitions first?
[22:30] <tekteen> yes
[22:30] <johann_> could I make a backup with "Remastersysbackup", and restore my ubuntu after I have installed windows?
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> KenBW22: but you CAN enable it but its a REALLY bad choixce
[22:30] <tekteen> ajhtiredwolf: yes
[22:30] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, you can try manullay forcing the resolution
[22:30] <tekteen> sounds good
[22:30] <KenBW22> ActionParsnip: what does it involve (i dont think ill do it but just to have a loo)
[22:30] <tekteen> tell me the res
[22:31] <sbp> quiet pls, I'm on the phone
[22:31] <tekteen> I am sorry, tell me how
[22:31] <Yorokobi> Does the 8.10 Desktop (GUI) installer support encrypting partitions during the install or is that the text-only (alternate) installer?
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> KenBW22: then you'll need to find the default pass if you havent changed it
[22:31] <trollboy> Nvidiot, I created them as "Linux raid autodetect" beforehand
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> KenBW22: or you can hard reset it on the unit and reset it up
[22:31] <vixey> sbp, lol
[22:31] <ech0s7> hi
[22:31] <ech0s7> anyone knows a good Avi Fix for linux ?
[22:31] <KenBW22> ActionParsnip: thats the problem - i dont know the password, and dont want to lose the settongs on it
[22:31] <centaur5> If I deleted the compat entries and replaced them with ldap in nsswitch.conf and can't get to root login from rescue mode is that machine screwed?
[22:31] <sbp> :-)
[22:31] <FAJ> hi how can i get a package added to the ubuntu repositories?
[22:31] <tekteen> ajhtiredwolf: how?
[22:31] <Nvidiot> trollboy: oh ok, you let the installer do it :) I think the array is usable while it's doing recovery, it'll just be sluggish (plus not redundant yet)
[22:31] <hopie> can everyone please just shush for one minute
[22:31] <hopie> im on the phone
[22:31] <poostation3> hey ubuntu room. I use vista must suck to be you. Nothing works with your system huh?
[22:32] <hopie> please can you shush
[22:32] <tekteen> ajhtiredwolf: I want 1280×720 at 60 Hz
[22:32] <ompaul> !ops | Pooky
[22:32] <hopie> please can you shush while im on the phone
[22:32] <ompaul> !ops | poostation3
[22:32] <KenBW22> poostation3: right back atcha
[22:32] <hopie> please shush
[22:32] <hopie> IM ON THE PHONE
[22:32] <swif> jussi01: thanks =)
[22:32] <FloodBot2> hopie: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:32] <ompaul> woops mistake first time
[22:32] <hopie> please
[22:32] <FAJ> hi how can i get a package added to the ubuntu repositories?
[22:32] <Jakob_the_liar> can someone help me with a wireless problem, it keeps asking me for the wep key but it doesnt connect the icon just spins and asks for the wep key again , i've got all the drivers , a 99% signal i dont know what the problem is
[22:32] <hopie> im one the phone, please can you just be quiet for one minute :)
[22:32] <Jakob_the_liar> this has been happening for a week now in gutsy , hardy and dapper
[22:32] <RanyAlbeg> ﻿I cant find system-prferences-themes...can some1 help
[22:32] <trollboy> Nvidiot, so I can create the fs and fstab entry on it and start copying data?
[22:32] <RanyAlbeg> :\
[22:33] <Jakob_the_liar> hell no Pooky
[22:33] <hopie> why is nslater banned?
[22:33] <FAJ> hopie:  no we can't you are not the only one here doing things
[22:33] <ompaul> Flannel, suggest you look at hopie
[22:33] <Nvidiot> trollboy: yes, but remember, if a drive fails right now, your data is gone
[22:33] <hopie> soz faJ
[22:33] <KenBW22> hopie: it was funny at first
[22:33] <hopie> :D
[22:33] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, http://pastebin.com/m6e7a8636 try thta
[22:33] <PriceChild> hopie: ask in -ops please
[22:33] <Jakob_the_liar> can anyone help me i've been going through bug reports and the forums for days and nothing has worked
[22:33] <Code_Bleu> Im looking to buy a scanner, and I was wondering what everyone is using / or recommends with Ubuntu?
[22:33] <Jakob_the_liar> i've tried ndiswrapper and bcm43
[22:33] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, im not sure that it will work without the fglrx driver though
[22:33] <ajhtiredwolf> if it doesnt work do you know how to do a xorg reconfig?
[22:33] <perillux> I am about to try and install windows on this laptop.  I currently only have ubuntu on here.  So is there any advice I need?  for example, I've heard that installing windows after you've installed ubuntu will break "grub" and I will have to fix it if I want to have access to ubuntu again... so how do I do that?  Also, should I create a windows partition before I start installing it?  or will it give me the option of creating another partiti
[22:33] <trollboy> Nvidiot, I'm migrating data from an old server, so if a drive dies, I've still got it on the old server.
[22:33] <KenBW22> Code_Bleu: Canon one here
[22:33] <Jakob_the_liar> i've tried four different wireless cards
[22:33] <Nvidiot> trollboy: go for it then I'd say :)
[22:33] <Jakob_the_liar> i dont have any idea what the problem is
[22:34] <FAJ> Jakob_the_liar: it could be because of network manager
[22:34] <Code_Bleu> KenBW22: what model?
[22:34] <KenBW22> erm
[22:34] <FAJ> hi how can i get a package added to the ubuntu repositories?
[22:34] <branden> anyone want to help a noob install up to date nvidia drivers?
[22:34] <Jakob_the_liar> i uninstalled it FAJ and tried wicd and doing it manually
[22:34] <zozobra> What's an application I can use to watch encrypted DVDs and have menu support?
[22:34] <Jakob_the_liar> it still wouldnt
[22:34] <KenBW22> FAJ: #ubuntu-motu i assuume
[22:34] <Xpistos> Hey, can anyone help me figure out why my smb shares are not showing up in ubuntu?
[22:34] <FAJ> Jakob_the_liar:  are you using the correct password ;0
[22:34] <FAJ> ;)
[22:35] <ubu-doofus> quick question... what version of linux is ubuntu 8.04?
[22:35] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, give that a shot, if it doesnt work read up on tihs https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[22:35] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, il be back in a big
[22:35] <FAJ> ubu-doofus:  ubuntu
[22:35] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, bit*
[22:35] <Jakob_the_liar> yes FAJ
[22:35] <swif> Xpistos: you will need to mount your smb shares manually unless you're going to add them to /etc/fstab
[22:35] <zozobra> xpistos> where are the shares hosted from? a windows box? another linux box?
[22:35] <Jakob_the_liar> my sisters laptop is connecting fine
[22:35] <zozobra> ubu-doofus>hardy heron
[22:35] <FAJ> Jakob_the_liar:  what is the wireless card
[22:35] <Xpistos> Zozobra: FreeNAS
[22:35] <Helminthe> Jakob_the_liar: three different ubuntu versions, four different wireless cards, ndiswrapper and linux drivers, and nothing works?
[22:35] <KenBW22> Code_Bleu: Canon Canoscan Lide 25
[22:35] <jordo2323> IS it possible to remove both default gnome panels?
[22:36] <Jakob_the_liar> yea Helminthe
[22:36] <zozobra> xpistos>do you have any other boxes you can test with? can a windows box see it?
[22:36] <Jakob_the_liar> idk wtf is going on
[22:36] <linuser> ddff
[22:36] <Helminthe> Jakob_the_liar: please consider using another access point :)
[22:36] <Code_Bleu> So 1 out of 1392 people in the chat room have a scanner running on Ubuntu?  Surely there has to be others that have scanners?  I Just dont want to go buy something and it be a big piece of crap
[22:36] <Jakob_the_liar> it was working fine and i was checking my email and it just stopped
[22:36] <Jakob_the_liar> i have Helminthe
[22:36] <Xpistos> SWIf: I am trying to mount them manually but I got no success. I can see the server but not the shares
[22:36] <Jakob_the_liar> its not connecting
[22:36] <PriceChild> Code_Bleu: not everybody is available all the time.
[22:36] <Randall> can someone here help me install a driver for my video card? u can give any info needed if someone can help. I already tried the traditional ways (eg Hardware drivers, and ENVY)
[22:36] <PriceChild> !patience | Code_Bleu
[22:36] <zozobra> jordo2323, yes. right click, hit delete panel.
[22:36] <Code_Bleu> KenBW22: Thanks
[22:36] <Shrimpy_> wondering if anyone can help me with some ssh problems with the neofreefunner/openmoko
[22:36] <KillerOrca> Code_Bleu: the only scanner I have is for my win box, sorry
[22:36] <Jakob_the_liar> i get a signal the  bottom dot goes green and then the icon just spins
[22:36] <KenBW22> Code_Bleu: theres always the hardware compatibility list
[22:36] <FAJ> Randall: what is the video card?
[22:36] <Jakob_the_liar> and if i uninstall network manager i cant connect at all
[22:37] <Xpistos> zozobra: I am checking it with my windows box now
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Jakob_the_liar: you can edit /etc/network/interfaces file
[22:37] <Randall> FAJ Geforce4: MX 420
[22:37] <branden> how do i know if i have the most recent video drivers installed?
[22:37] <KenBW22> Code_Bleu: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsScanners
[22:37] <Jakob_the_liar> did that ActionParsnip
[22:37] <FAJ> !nvidia | Randall
[22:37] <Code_Bleu> KillerOrca: thanks for the reply anyway
[22:37] <KenBW22> branden: keep your updates installed
[22:37] <Helminthe> Jakob_the_liar: the only hint I might have - start with something that works. add hardware and software one step at a time
[22:37] <Jakob_the_liar> iface eth2 inet dhcp
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Jakob_the_liar: do you use wpa?
[22:37] <ajhtiredwolf> tekteen, how's that work for you?
[22:38] <Jakob_the_liar> dont think so ActionParsnip
[22:38] <branden> I have. But when I full screen movies it is glitchy.
[22:38] <Jakob_the_liar> wep
[22:38] <PriceChild> Randall: you will need the newer of the nvidia legacy packages, see system > admin > restricted driver manager
[22:38] <Xpistos> zozobra: Well it isn't showing up there either, I guess I need to double check the FreeNAS again
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> !wpa | Jakob_the_liar
[22:38] <fukas> branden:: turn compiz off
[22:38] <KenBW22> branden: card?
[22:38]  * fukas thinks it's ATI
[22:38] <branden> it's a generic dell card.
[22:38] <Jakob_the_liar> read it ActionParsnip
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> branden: no such thing
[22:39] <Jakob_the_liar> i've been going over forums and bug reports for the last week
[22:39] <fukas> hmm dell makes video cards?
[22:39] <KenBW22> branden: integrated graphics?
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> fukas: no they dont
[22:39] <fukas> ActionParsnip:: that's why I'm asking :)
[22:39] <jordo2323> zozobra: That was fine for the first one.... I need to remove both...
[22:39] <Randall> Price: I am on Gutsy but anyways how do i install the legacy packages cause i think i tried that
[22:39] <branden> Forgive me, I'm quite a noob :]
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> branden: run lspci, it'll say what it is
[22:39] <branden> How can I check?
[22:39] <jordo2323> zozobra: the second greys that option out
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> fukas: im betting its an intel
[22:39] <thepeon> Whats the best channel to get networking help for running a dedicated firewall
[22:40] <fukas> branden:: that's ok. do lspci | grep -i nvidia
[22:40] <fukas> or the same with ati
[22:40] <fukas> or with intel
[22:40] <fukas> :)
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> fukas: lspci | grep -i vga
[22:40] <Trokair> Hey guys i have a question as far as the bootload goes. I have 2 hard drives, 1 has windows XP, the other is going to have ubuntu. Im at the point of the installation in the advanced options where it asks for what device for boot load installation. My question is: each drive has a another part of itself (Ex: SDA - WindowsXP, then it has also a SDA-1) what do i install it on
[22:40] <fukas> ActionParsnip:: hmm, I bet it's ati
[22:40] <Trokair> bootloader*
[22:40] <branden> geforce 8600m
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> dell loves intel
[22:40] <fukas> ActionParsnip:: yea, you're right :)
[22:40] <branden> GT
[22:40] <fukas> heh
[22:40] <fukas> integrated in laptop
[22:41] <fukas> then strange...
[22:41] <KenBW22> Trokair: the one that doesnt have XP on
[22:41] <fukas> branden:: but, anyway, try to turn compiz off
[22:41] <branden> not even sure what that is lol
[22:41] <tyronep> ActionParsnip, Dude its happening again even though i eliminated the autostart
[22:41] <linuser> fukas who you calling fuckers?
[22:41] <fukas> branden:: system->preferences->appearence
[22:41] <Trokair> KenBW22 if i install it on the SDB drive, will grub be able to load xp?
[22:41] <fukas> linuser:: what?
[22:42] <KillerOrca> does anyone know how to rip dvd movies Hard drives?
[22:42] <Pici> linuser: Watch the language, thats not needed here.
[22:42] <KenBW22> Trokair: oh you can install on the same drive as Windows, just not the same partition
[22:42] <perillux> I want to install windows on a separate partition.  I currently have only ubuntu.  So I'm wondering, will the windows installation give me the option of creating a separate partition?  Or should I create one before I attempt to install?
[22:42] <fukas> branden:: affects - none
[22:42] <Helminthe> thepeon: I don't think Ubuntu was ever intended to be a firewall solution
[22:42] <Pandemic187> what is the difference between the xfree86 4.x driver and the 173.xx.xx driver...anyone?
[22:42] <branden> ty fukas. I will try that.
[22:42] <Strife89> perillux: You should create one yourself.
[22:42] <Pandemic187> err that is, nvidia driver
[22:42] <fukas> perillux:: that's a tricky stuff. You have to spare some space BEFORE the installation
[22:43] <fukas> branden:: np
[22:43] <Helminthe> thepeon: it is Linux, of course, but lacks the configuration options you might want
[22:43] <Nvidiot> Pandemic187: 3D support
[22:43] <KenBW22> KillerOrca: dvd::rip
[22:43] <Pandemic187> which is which, nvidiot?
[22:43] <fukas> perillux:: be prepared for m$ to kill your boot record
[22:43] <Trokair> KenBW22: Ok so what im seeing in the advanced options right now for the windows drive are 2 partitions for it. one called /dev/sda ATA WDC WD3200AAKS-0(298.1 GB) then the theres another /dev/sda1 Microsoft Windows XP Professional
[22:43] <Strife89> perillux: A user-friendly tool for the task is gparted.
[22:43] <Trokair> and there is a /dev/sda-1 that is blank
[22:43] <perillux> Strife89: fukas: how do I do that?  could you either explain it, or link me to something that will explain it?
[22:43] <fukas> Strife89:: +1
[22:43] <KenBW22> sda
[22:43] <KillerOrca> KenBW22: yeah, I want to make it so I can do a full disc backup
[22:44] <Strife89> fukas: Sorry..... What?....
[22:44] <KenBW22> KillerOrca: i use that to rip it to a video ile
[22:44] <fukas> perillux:: hmm. start gparted, and decrease size of some volume
[22:44] <perillux> fukas: I am aware that grub will break after I install it, and I found a tutorial on how to fix it. I think
[22:44] <KenBW22> Trokair: sda
[22:44] <Algyz> perillux,  gparted is in ubuntu live cd
[22:44] <Nvidiot> Pandemic187: the nvidia driver supports 3D accelleration, the standard "nv" driver does not
[22:44] <Trokair> /dev/sda, not /dev/sda1 or /dev/sda-1 right
[22:44] <Strife89> perillux: Type "sudo apt-get install gparted" in a terminal.
[22:44] <branden> fukas, it still appears to be glitchy.
[22:44] <Trokair> (just double checkng)
[22:44] <branden> slowly frame by frame.
[22:44] <fukas> Strife89:: +1 for gparted :)
[22:45] <KillerOrca> KenBW22: do you know if what is riped can be made into a replacement disc?
[22:45] <r00t_> my coputer has stoped playiung audio correctly,youtube audio sometimes works and mp3/whatever files will also only sometyimes work.
[22:45] <Strife89> Algyz: Yes, but it doesn't get installed onto the HDD.
[22:45] <thepeon> Helminthe:  I've tryed setting it up with a combination of BIND, Squid, and shorewall firewall
[22:45] <Strife89> fukas: :)
[22:45] <fukas> branden:: hmmm. Do you have latest drivers from Nvidia? or do you have them installed at all? try lsmod | grep nvidia
[22:45] <KenBW22> KillerOrca: never tried. You might be better making an ISO maybe?
[22:45] <Gork> Is there an openvpn gui for ubuntu?
[22:45] <Pandemic187> Nvidiot: is the xfree86 driver the nv driver?
[22:45] <Nvidiot> Pandemic187: yes
[22:46] <Pandemic187> thanks, Nvidiot
[22:46] <Nvidiot> Pandemic187: if you want things like Compiz, use the nvidia driver (the restricted driver manager should offer to install it for you)
[22:46] <Strife89> perillux: Be aware that Windows doesn't like to be on anything other than the first partition.
[22:46] <branden> nvidia               7825536  36 - i2c_core               24832  1 nvidia - agpgart                34760  2 nvidia,intel_agp
[22:46] <branden> fukas ^
[22:46] <fukas> perillux:: I think, that after you install m$, you simply should boot with your live-cd, mount your partitions, chroot into them, and start grub
[22:46] <Randall> what is the display supposed to be claimed by if the video card works properly
[22:46] <thepeon> Hilminthe:  My problem is my Linux box is connecting to the net like it should, but I have a vista machine that's not, but they are configured the same
[22:46] <RemsSs> hi everybody
[22:46] <Pandemic187> Nvidiot: Okay - i'm using that one now but i wanted to make sure there isn't a driver that can give me better performance!
[22:46] <fukas> branden:: mm and what does lsmod | grep nvidia say?
[22:46] <curtmack> okay, I'm trying to install ubuntu, and I like how it automatically detects my previous Debian installation and leaves it alone
[22:47] <perillux> Strife89: fukas: so windows will automatically install to the first partition without askin?
[22:47] <sambagirl> i am trying to run a .sh file from my desktop
[22:47] <sambagirl> how do i do it?
[22:47] <sambagirl> i am in the directory where it is in a terminal
[22:47] <fukas> perillux:: no. you'll be able to choose one, but it will kill your boot record
[22:47] <KenBW22> sambagirl: in terminal, sh file.sh
[22:47] <georgy_28> sh file.sh
[22:47] <curtmack> but, for some reason, the screen fell asleep while I was installing, and I couldn't wake it up, so I had to power it down
[22:47] <sambagirl> ahh thianks
[22:47] <Strife89> perillux: It should ask, but it won't really give you much choice.
[22:47] <branden> fukas: when I try that it says..
[22:48] <branden> nvidia               7825536  36 - i2c_core               24832  1 nvidia - agpgart                34760  2 nvidia,intel_agp
[22:48] <curtmack> and now I have 7 partitions on one hard drive, which each install trying to build off of the previous install....
[22:48] <curtmack> I'
[22:48] <frias> asdfasd
[22:48] <fukas> branden:: oh, sorry, did not notice it. Then it means, that nvidia driver(or kernel module) is loaded. hmmm that's strange for blinking. One more reason
[22:48] <fukas> try to decrease or increase driver version
[22:48] <Helminthe> thepeon: the applications you mentioned should work very well in ubuntu, what went wrong?
[22:49] <curtmack> I'm trying to repartition everything so that it works again, but fsck keeps saying that /dev/sda is in use, even though I booted from a live CD. None of the partitions are mounted.
[22:49] <fukas> branden:: in restricted drivers manager
[22:49] <curtmack> Anybody know how I can find out what's monopolizing /dev/sda?
[22:49] <tyronep> hello how can i disable compiz from the terminal
[22:49]  * fukas in 8.10 can find three versions
[22:49] <fukas> of nvidia drivers
[22:49] <tyronep> ?
[22:49] <branden> 6.04 here <
[22:49] <pdx77|ubuntu> erver irc.blitzed.org
[22:49] <thepeon> Hilminthe:  My laptop (running vista, unfortunatly, can't connect outside of the network
[22:49] <branden> err 8.04 *
[22:50] <KenBW22> anyone here use a SonyErricson phone?
[22:50] <branden> i do KenBW22
[22:50] <curtmack> oh wait, I see the problem. I had the wrong command...
[22:50] <fukas> Bracki:: hmmm. ok. when you start restricted drivers manager and play with nvidia stuff, what you see?
[22:50] <fukas> Bracki:: soory, it was for branden
[22:50] <KenBW22> branden: whats it like for woring with ubuntu
[22:50] <jordo2323> Does anyone know how to get rid of the second gnome panel?
[22:50] <branden> I can't find restricted driver manager under system > admin
[22:51] <KenBW22> jordo2323: right-click > Delete Panel
[22:51] <Nvidiot> jordo2323: right-click, delete panel
[22:51] <MetaMorfoziS> !lmsensors
[22:51] <justin__> Can anyone help me with battery settings on ubuntu?
[22:51] <curtmack> okay, next question. How do I, in fdisk, resize a partition?
[22:51] <fukas> branden:: system-> hardware drivers
[22:51] <wildrussian> poostation3, wrong place ain't it?
[22:51] <arthurmaciel> hi
[22:51] <Strife89> branden: That's been renamed to "Hardware Drivers"
[22:51] <arthurmaciel> anyone using ubuntu on asus eee pc?
[22:51] <jordo2323> KenBW22 Nvidiot:  You can't delete the second one, the option is greyed out...
[22:52] <KenBW22> arthurmaciel: xubuntu, yea
[22:52] <RemsSs> yes
[22:52] <arthurmaciel> KenBW22, can we talk in private?
[22:52] <KenBW22> yep
[22:52] <branden> Ok it shows NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver as in use, fukas
[22:52] <Shakedown> What are those images called that are in the background when I rotate the desktop cube? And where can I get some?
[22:52] <branden> fukas it also says (latest cards)
[22:52] <fukas> branden:: and only one version of drivers?
[22:52] <branden> it's the only nvidia listed there
[22:53] <fukas> as I said, I have 3 in intrepid (8.10)
[22:53] <Randall> so how do i figure out what is wrong with my driver/video card since i already now it doesn't work
[22:53] <fukas> branden:: may be you have only one
[22:53] <fukas> it's possible
[22:53] <curtmack> jordo2323: What do you mean by "second" panel anyway? The one on top, or the one on the bottom?
[22:53] <branden> when I check synaptic there are several there. I just don't want to go installing everything
[22:54] <jordo2323> curtmack: in this case the top one, from what I have read Ubuntu tries to make you have at least one of the panels, I have already removed the first, but the second has the delete this panel option greyed out.
[22:55] <Vinetou> hello
[22:55] <perillux> Strife89: fukas: so how do I actually create a new partition.  I assume I have to first resize my current one but the resize button is grayed out.
[22:55] <Randall> ﻿so how do i figure out what is wrong with my driver/video card since i already now it doesn't work
[22:55] <Strife89> perillux: That brings up an issue that I forgot: you can't make changes to a drive that is in use.
[22:55] <ripps> Is it possible that DRI2 will be ready for Jaunty Jackalope?
[22:56] <Strife89> perillux: You will have to do it from the Live CD, or something else.
[22:56] <fukas> perillux:: hmm it's all up to your fs type. Also, if your partition is MOUNTED, you can't resize it
[22:56] <Vinetou> i have downloaded the release candidate of Ubuntu 8.10 and I planning to install in a virtual machine (using VMware) and am currently on Windows
[22:56] <fukas> perillux:: I thinkg it's secodn reason. So, as Strife89 said, use live-cd
[22:56] <perillux> Strife89: fukas: so could I just right click the partition and choose the unmount option?
[22:56] <linuser> using apparmor how big does your syslog get?
[22:56] <linuser> as if the constant connection attempts dont make you log big enough apparmor makes it 3x bigger
[22:56] <Trokair> KenBW22: Thanks man it worked :)
[22:56] <fukas> perillux:: I don't think so, if it's your root partition
[22:56] <Strife89> perillux: No, because Ubuntu is running off it right now.
[22:57] <branden> where would you all recommend i start learning about linux?
[22:57] <Vinetou> how is the program that checks the integrity of the CD called?
[22:57] <Strife89> fukas: It's his *only* partition.
[22:57] <Strife89> :)
[22:57] <fukas> Strife89:: aaa, I see. Default installation
[22:57] <Randall> ﻿so how do i figure out what is wrong with my driver/video card since i already now it doesn't work?
[22:57] <perillux> Strife89: fukas: ya, other than swap..
[22:57] <dna_> Hello, anybody can recommend good software for editing mp3?
[22:58] <fukas> perillux:: that, just boot up with the cd you installed ubutnu from. You'll find gparted there to
[22:58] <Strife89> perillux: I always forget about swap. ^^;
[22:58] <FAJ> dna_: audacity is pretty good
[22:58] <FAJ> !info audacity
[22:58] <Vinetou> dna_ Adobe Audition 3.0
[22:58] <fukas> perillux:: you'll easilly do the repart there
[22:58] <perillux> Strife89: fukas: ok thanks for all your help, gonna get started :)
[22:58] <branden> where would you all recommend i start learning about linux?
[22:58] <fukas> branden:: as for learning, just do experements and ask at forums, IRC's etc :)
[22:58] <Vinetou> oh yes, Audacity is the better choice yeah... cause it's free ;)
[22:58] <fukas> perillux:: np :)
[22:58] <dna_> Thanks guys
[22:59] <Vinetou> np
[22:59] <Rods_Tiger> a good place to start learning about linux is:  http://rute.2038bug.com/index.html.gz - although some might say it's a trifle out of date by now
[22:59] <branden> I've tried experimenting/google/forums
[22:59] <branden> It just seems to be above me.
[22:59] <branden> Figured there might be some good reading material out there.
[22:59] <fukas> yea, need to spend some time :)
[22:59] <cHiOs> How do i change boot sequence in wubi.mbr_
[22:59] <cHiOs> ?
[23:00] <Vinetou> hey listen guys uhmmm... how is the thing that checks the integrity of the Ubuntu installation CD called?
[23:00] <perillux> Strife89: fukas: 1 last question.  It should work just fine if I use a gutsy liveCD to do the partition, even though I'm on intrepid   right?
[23:00] <branden> Is ubuntu good for noobs, or should I maybe try a different distro?
[23:01] <poostatr3> Vista rawks! thumbsup
[23:01] <Vinetou> you know when you are provided with options and you choose  Check CD for defects
[23:01] <zelrikriando> branden, I think it's the best for noobs
[23:01] <Vinetou> what package is this?
[23:01] <pop> salut les amis
[23:01] <jon__> honestly, if you're a noob and you don't get the hang of ubuntu within a few weeks, linux is not for you
[23:01] <Strife89> branden: I would say so. Ubuntu was my first shot at Linux, and it panned out well. :)
[23:01] <Randall> ﻿so how do i figure out what is wrong with my driver/video card since i already now it doesn't work
[23:01] <Vinetou> pop salut
[23:02] <branden> Alright.
[23:02] <zelrikriando> branden, but if you really want to look around, there is Mandriva and OpenSuse also...
[23:02] <dna_> branden: I consider myself an recent n00b ( 12 months ) and I'd recommend Ubuntu for first time.
[23:02] <Strife89> perillux: It should work.
[23:02] <Vinetou> uhmmm... o/
[23:02] <fukas> perillux:: I think so
[23:02] <FAJ> branden:  same; i am a relative n00b (same as dna_) and ubuntu is pretty easy-going while being challenging
[23:02] <Vinetou> o\  o/
[23:02] <pop> qq parle francais
[23:02] <fukas> perillux:: but, as I notice, gparted was a little more buggy before interpid...soo :)
[23:02] <branden> alright
[23:03] <Vinetou> can i have your attention please?
[23:03] <georgy_28> !ubuntu-fr | pop
[23:03] <perillux> fukas: oh well, gonna give it a shot
[23:03] <georgy_28> !fr | pop
[23:03] <fukas> branden:: hmm I'm "in linux" since 2004. I've tried a lot of distros, still consider myselfe n00b
[23:04] <fukas> I've choesen Ubutnu just becourse it's easy..yea.true
[23:04] <cristobalcolon> where can check differences between intrepid and hardy?
[23:04] <branden> wow
[23:04] <fukas> you do not have to solve some stupid problems as in other distroes
[23:04] <branden> I would never consider you as a noob.
[23:04] <branden> You seem to be leading a lot of these people [me included]
[23:04] <fukas> branden:: ok, I'm halfe-noob
[23:04] <Vinetou> which version of the Linux kernel is Ubuntu 8.10 going to run on?
[23:04] <fukas> :)
[23:05] <fukas> Vinetou:: 2.6.27
[23:05] <branden> fukas: do you think downloading the nvidia driver from the website would make any difference?
[23:05] <fukas> branden:: I respect gentoo, but it's annoying to compile something all the time. Just as example
[23:05] <Vinetou> fukas but The latest stable version of the Linux kernel is:  	2.6.27.3
[23:05] <Randall> ﻿so how do i figure out what is wrong with my driver/video card since i already now it doesn't work
[23:06] <branden> a friend of mine uses Suse
[23:06] <branden> but he recommended ubuntu for me.
[23:06] <fukas> Vinetou:: ok, to be more clear, I'am at 2.6.27-7
[23:06] <kieko> anyone know the problem with Miro?
[23:06] <rainabba> I'm dyin here. Been trying to do a NetBoot install of Hardy or Intrepid on this little MicroATX machine for a couple weeks now, but with the most basic options choosen, it seems to get stuck in some sort of loop after choosing the mirror. I just get a screen that keeps flashing. No errors, no messages.
[23:07] <arquebus> !vim-ruby
[23:07] <fukas> branden:: It can possibly help. May be you have some problems with your video overheating? But I would not advise to use drivers from nvidia site
[23:07] <Vinetou> fukas please tell me smth.
[23:07] <branden> ok
[23:07] <fukas> branden:: Ubuntu has good build in driver manager
[23:07] <fukas> soo, it's better to use it
[23:07] <Nvidiot> What's the easiest way to figure out what sensor is what in "sensors" output?
[23:07] <Vinetou> you know when you are provided with options and you choose  Check CD for defects    how is this thing called? what is the name of this package?
[23:07] <brian_> ola
[23:07] <branden> computer has been on for a while, perhaps that is it.
[23:07] <rainabba> Ctrl-Alt-F4 and I can see LOTS of info flying by, but too fast to read.
[23:08] <Nvidiot> I see one sensor reporting 84C, and I *think* it's just wrong output, but I'd like to be a bit more sure about that
[23:08] <fukas> Vinetou:: hmm I know this option, but for cdcheck...maybe badblocks? but this is for HDD
[23:08] <Pizza> just installed xchat and it connects here
[23:08] <fukas> branden:: you can star cool program
[23:08] <zelrikriando> Pizza, that's cool...
[23:08] <fenix> como me cambio de canak
[23:08] <fenix> canal
[23:09] <rainabba> No response at all?
[23:09] <branden> how? :)
[23:09] <FAJ> !es | fenix
[23:09] <fukas> branden:: system->administration->Nvidia x Settings
[23:09] <Mecha25> fenix: /join
[23:09] <fukas> branden:: there you can see the heat of your nvidia card core
[23:09] <Mecha25> !dualboot
[23:09] <Mecha25> !botsnack
[23:10] <Vinetou> fukas why don't you answer my question?
[23:10] <branden> i don't have nvidia under administration
[23:10] <fukas> Vinetou:: aaa about package name?
[23:10] <andrzej_> hello
[23:10] <Randall> ﻿so how do i figure out what is wrong with my driver/video card since i already now it doesn't work
[23:10] <fukas> Vinetou:: becourse I'm not sure about it :)
[23:10] <FAJ> branden:  sudo apt-get install nvidia-xconfig
[23:10] <andrzej_> hi all
[23:10] <FAJ> !hi
[23:10] <fukas> branden:: try in console nvidia-xconfig, or do as FAJ said
[23:10] <KenBW22> is there a command for finding the fan speed?
[23:11] <andrzej_> i from poland
[23:11]  * Strife89 wonders what the big changes for Ubuntu 8.10 are.
[23:11] <Randall> ﻿so how do i figure out what is wrong with my driver/video card since i already now it doesn't work
[23:11] <FAJ> !patience | Randall
[23:11] <fukas> Strife89:: as I noticed at ubuntu.com -> new kernel, xorg, plus some features
[23:11] <Raynes> Strife89: It's got an awesome new name for one.
[23:11] <Strife89> Raynes: :)
[23:11] <tha_infamous> i need a hellp
[23:12] <Strife89> fukas: Can you name some of the new features, by chance?
[23:12] <fukas> Raynes:: yea :)
[23:12] <FAJ> !ask | the_infamous
[23:12] <branden> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[23:12] <branden> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[23:12] <Vinconzo> hi
[23:12] <FAJ> branden:  do you have another update-manager or synaptic open?
[23:13] <fukas> Strife89:: http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/810rc
[23:13] <branden> agh, I had synaptic open. one sec.
[23:13] <fukas> Strife89:: all I read, was here
[23:13] <vjam9> Can't get second computer to share samba
[23:13] <FAJ> :) no prob branden
[23:13] <Strife89> fukas: Meh, dunno how I didn't notice that page. >_<
[23:13] <fukas> branden:: yea, you can't have to package managers work in parallel
[23:13] <fukas> Strife89:: ^_^
[23:14] <dvyjones> How do I tunnel the port 80 through an SSH server (so I get web pages from a SSH server instead of the restof wlan0 (Port 80 is blocked by some stupid reason))?
[23:14] <gene6482> i have a dialup support question, i have the modem configured and with wvdial it works, but the regular network manager fails to connect, any ideas?
[23:14] <branden> I completed it, but it's not there. Do I need to restart?
[23:14] <gene6482> any help is greatly appreciated
[23:14] <Strife89> I don't feel like beta testing, in any case. I've reinstalled the OS twice already because of hopeless package problems.
[23:14] <fukas> branden:: you installed ?
[23:14] <Overlord_> Has anyone compiled a custom kernel with debian/rules instead of make-kpkg (as suggested by the wiki entry)?  It works great until I've built once - it doesn't seem to pick up modified files so I have do an _entire_ clean+compilation for every change.  Any ideas?
[23:14] <cloudie> Does anyone know if 8.10 will be automatically updated by the update manager or will you have to go through apt in terminal?
[23:14] <fukas> branden:: try through Terminal
[23:14] <Vinconzo> i have a shared directory (Windows Share) on my ubuntu pc, but everytime i locally make a file or directory in the directory, i can't modify it from other computers
[23:14] <fukas> branden:: it may not be in menus...
[23:15] <fukas> cloudie:: I hope, it will
[23:15] <Randall> ﻿so how do i figure out what is wrong with my driver/video card since i already now it doesn't work?
[23:15] <poostatr3> how do i hack ubuntu firewall?
[23:15] <fukas> cloudie:: it happend with me when coming from 7.10 to 8.04
[23:15] <branden> with nvidia-xconfig?
[23:15] <fukas> branden:: yea
[23:15] <cloudie> Fukas, thanks
[23:15] <fukas> cloudie:: np
[23:15] <fukas> :)
[23:16] <gene6482> i have a dialup support question, i have the modem configured and with wvdial it works, but the regular network manager fails to connect, any ideas?
[23:16] <gene6482> any help is greatly appreciated
[23:16] <branden> Using X configuration file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf". -- Backed up file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' as '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup'
[23:16] <branden> New X configuration file written to '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'
[23:16] <poostatr3> is there a way to hack ubuntu firewall? plz help. tia
[23:16] <Makro1> hello
[23:16] <scientus_> how can i get free filesystem space from command line?
[23:17] <gene6482> network manager does dial though, just never completes theconnection
[23:17] <Overlord_> Has anyone compiled a custom kernel with debian/rules instead of make-kpkg (which doesn't seem to work for me)?  It works great until I've built once - it doesn't seem to pick up modified files so I have do an _entire_ clean+compilation for every change.  Any ideas?
[23:17] <Makro1> anyway of to get opengl 1.4 on hardy with an intel 945GM ? this chip shoud handle openGL 1.4 but it has 1.3 instead
[23:18] <poostatr3> NEED PASSWORD CRACKER FOR UBUNTU LIKE OPHCRACK. TIA
[23:18] <scientus_> how can i get free filesystem space from command line?
[23:18] <rafo> scientus_: df
[23:18] <Nvidiot> scientus_: df -h
[23:19] <Randall> ﻿so how do i figure out what is wrong with my driver/video card since i already now it doesn't work?
[23:19] <Flannel> !caps | poostatr3
[23:19] <gene6482> i have a dialup support question, i have the modem configured and with wvdial it works, but the regular network manager fails to connect, any ideas?
[23:19] <gene6482> any help is greatly appreciated
[23:19] <gene6482> network manager does dial though, just never completes theconnection
[23:19] <scientus_> also how do i analyse specific directories?
[23:19] <poostatr3> anyone got password crack for ubuntu?
[23:19] <Flannel> poostatr3: Why do you need one?
[23:20] <rainabba> poostatr3: Have you even tried google yet? If you have physical access, there's no "crack" needed.
[23:20] <nite_johnboy> Installed KDE to check out - Primary before was Gnome - Have restart have following error " User Swicther" has  quit unexpectedly - Asking to "Reload or Don't Reload" "a panel object" - Not sure what to answer here ? Any ideas ?
[23:20] <philsf> Flannel: because he's a l33t h4x0r
[23:20] <poostatr3> Flannel: don't worry about it. I'ts cool. I'm just testing stuff
[23:20] <poostatr3> Flannel: you got one?
[23:20] <rainabba> "Don't worry about it" ?? WTF are you thinking man.
[23:20] <dvyjones> How do I tunnel the port 80 through an SSH server (so I get web pages from a SSH server instead of the restof wlan0 (Port 80 is blocked by some stupid reason))?
[23:20] <gene6482> anyone???
[23:21] <Flannel> poostatr3: Please take questionably legal questions elsewhere.  It's against freenode policy.
[23:21] <poostatr3> Rainabba: what's your problem? I am a tester.
[23:21] <scientus_> any good site on ext3 data recovery
[23:21] <philsf> poostatr3: if you were, you wouldn't be asking this
[23:21]  * Strife89 is away: Hold that thought, please; I'm a little busy.....
[23:21] <Flannel> !undelete | scientus_
[23:21] <poostatr3> Flannel: I am trying to test security of server
[23:22] <Flannel> poostatr3: I'm somewhat disinclined to believe you.
[23:22] <gene6482> i have a dialup support question, i have the modem configured and with wvdial it works, but the regular network manager fails to connect, any ideas?
[23:22] <gene6482> any help is greatly appreciated
[23:22] <poostatr3> Flannel: can you point me to a link?
[23:22] <jgoguen> dvyjones: run 'ssh -D localhost:8080 <server>' and then set up your browser to proxy web requests (as a SOCKS proxy) through localhost port 8080
[23:22] <gene6482> network manager does dial though, just never completes theconnection
[23:22] <philsf> poostatr3: cracking passwords have nothing to do with server security
[23:22] <poostatr3> philsf: yes they do phil.
[23:22] <Flannel> poostatr3: Unfortunately no.  And no one in this channel will be able to either.  Please take your question elsewhere.
[23:23] <poostatr3> Flannel: ok whatever
[23:23] <Randall> Not loading nvidia module; not used in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:23] <philsf> poostatr3: do you have a question on Ubuntu support?
[23:23] <dvyjones> jgoguen: I got the browser up and running, I only need to get CLI tools lieke wget to work
[23:23] <Randall> how do i fix that?
[23:23] <poostatr3> philsf: that was my question.
[23:23] <philsf> then that's a no
[23:24] <nite_johnboy> Error - Asking me to "Reload or Don't Reload a panel object" Not sure what to answer ?
[23:24] <gene6482> i guess i'll just leave well enough alone
[23:24] <gene6482> :-)
[23:24] <Wolf23> can anyone tell me how to restart compiz and ccs? thanx
[23:25] <gene6482> i have a dialup support question, i have the modem configured and with wvdial it works, but the regular network manager fails to connect, any ideas?
[23:25] <gene6482> network manager does dial though, just never completes theconnection
[23:25] <gene6482> any help is greatly appreciated
[23:25] <jgoguen> dvyjones: for wget, set the environment variable 'http_proxy' to 'localhost:8080'.  Other tools need other variables, but the three common ones are 'http_proxy', 'HTTP_PROXY', and 'HTTP_proxy'
[23:25] <Flannel> !repeat | gene6482
[23:25] <Flannel> gene6482: A good timeframe for repeats is 15-20 minutes
[23:25] <jgoguen> dvyjones: if you need HTTPS, just use HTTPS/https instead of HTTP/http in the variables
[23:25] <gene6482> Flannel: sorry bout that
[23:26] <Flannel> gene6482: No problem
[23:26] <dave_> ok so all of the sudden
[23:26] <dave_> my nvidia drivers aren't working anymore
[23:26] <Flare183> What is the channel for serbia?
[23:26] <kri> when i have allready started irssi in terminal is it possible to attach it to a screen?
[23:26] <poostatr3> Flannel: oh btw you must speak for the whole room?
[23:26] <gene6482> Flannel:  any ideas though :-)
[23:26] <Flannel> !rs | Flare183
[23:26] <dave_> im getting "warning: not loading blacklisted module nvidia"
[23:26] <dave_> now there was a power outage earlier
[23:26] <dvyjones> jgoguen: Kinda hard as I need to modify A LOT to do that...
[23:26] <Flare183> Thanks Flannel (I was asking for someone else)
[23:27] <dave_> and since then, my nvidia drivers don't work, ive reinstalled them a few times
[23:27] <dvyjones> Many things that I can't.
[23:27] <dave_> and got nothing
[23:27] <Randall> ﻿Not loading nvidia module; not used in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:27] <Randall> TThis is what comes up when i type sudo modprobe nvidia
[23:27] <Randall> how do i fix it?
[23:27] <Flannel> gene6482: Nope.  Have you checked launchpad to see if its a bug?
[23:27] <dave_> anyone know what is going on?
[23:27] <jgoguen> dvyjones: can you write a wrapper script that sets the variables and then calls the appropriate programs?
[23:27] <Flannel> dave_: they've been blacklisted (for some reason), even reloading them won't modify the blacklist.
[23:28] <Nixx3d> Hello Ubuntu'ers, I thought there was a choice on the Live CD to Dual Boot Ubuntu and Windows? I don't see that option.
[23:28] <Flannel> !blacklist | dave_
[23:28] <dvyjones> jgoguen: No, as some of the addresses are downloaded...
[23:28] <dave_> Flannel: but they worked already
[23:28] <mo0n_sniper> is the ubuntu 8.10 xserver performance bug fixed
[23:28] <Flannel> dave_: Right, you'll just need to remove them from the blacklist.
[23:28] <Flannel> mo0n_sniper: #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid support, thanks
[23:28] <mo0n_sniper> ok thanks
[23:28] <Flannel> Nixx3d: Whe nyou install, you can choose to dualboot, yes.
[23:28] <dave_> ooh
[23:28] <dave_> so wheres the blacklist
[23:28] <gene6482> Flannel:  apparently it might be a bug
[23:29] <ThatGuy_> slextreme.com
[23:29] <Flare183> !spam | ThatGuy_
[23:29] <unco> #wowacadem
[23:29] <Nixx3d> Flannel: Thanks. So just choose install from the Live CD menu and it will prompt to install into the existing Windows drive space. I have 15gigs free.
[23:29] <Flare183> unco: Don't try it
[23:29] <unco> )
[23:29] <Curtis> i have a dell computer and when i turn it on it gives me an error "media test failiure"
[23:30] <Curtis> how can i fix this problem?
[23:30] <Flannel> Nixx3d: It might not be explicitly stated, I haven't heard about the option being removed though.  But just keep and shrink the windows partition, etc.
[23:30] <Kristie> every day (but probably not at the same time) the light on the front of computer will just start blinking really fast, and i can hear the machine churning away, and everything on my computer becomes choppy.  usually i just have to close firefox and everything.  was is causing this on my machine?  I'm using Ubuntu 8.04
[23:30] <dvyjones> jgoguen: Any other ideas?
[23:30] <jgoguen> dvyjones: I don't think that'll be a problem...say for example you download three addresses, 172.16.210.2, myserver.hostname.org, and 192.168.0.2, your wrapper script could accept the program name and its parameters...as long as the server you SSH to can reach the addresses it should be OK
[23:30] <Flannel> !dualboot | Nixx3d
[23:30] <dave_> you saved me
[23:30] <dave_> thanks
[23:30] <jgoguen> dvyjones: I'll PM you a script that should do the trick in a minute
[23:30] <Flare183> Kristie: have you looked at your top processes?
[23:30] <xr0ckstar> is beryl packaged with ubuntu studio 7.10 ?
[23:30] <Kohlrak> i tried ghex2 as a hex editor, but it seems to crash on overly large files. Anyone know of a hex editor that can gracefully handle large files?
[23:31] <Flare183> !beryl | xr0ckstar
[23:31] <jasuus> any ideas how to get adobe reader working on a amd64 machine?
[23:31] <Flannel> xr0ckstar: I believe compiz was in 7.10, but in 8.04, compiz-fusion is default.
[23:31] <xr0ckstar> ok i just got 7.10 working and wanna acces it
[23:31] <Nixx3d> Flannel: Sweet thanks for your time. Off to tinker. Have a good day/night. Cya
[23:32] <xr0ckstar> 8.04 didnt work for me
[23:32] <Flannel> xr0ckstar: What in studio are you interested in?
[23:32] <xr0ckstar> im running 7.10 studio atm
[23:32] <poostatr3> philsf: i guess you do not know the answer.
[23:32] <Flannel> xr0ckstar: Right, but why studio over regular Ubuntu?
[23:32] <KillerOrca> my xubuntu install became a ubuntu one after the update, anyone else too?
[23:32] <Randall> for a geforce4 do i use legacy or non-legacy?
[23:32] <xr0ckstar> because i am interested in audio and video editing
[23:33] <Flannel> xr0ckstar: real time editing, etc? or more batch mode sorts of stuff?
[23:33] <tisch> is studio any good?
[23:33] <Kristie> Flannel, i know of the command 'top', but not sure what to do with it
[23:33] <Flannel> Kristie: You mean Flare183
[23:33] <xr0ckstar> real time , i got some audio / midi gear
[23:34] <Flannel> tisch: All of the programs in studio are available in the regular repositories, the biggest difference is the realtime kernel.
[23:34] <Flare183> hu? someon ping?
[23:34] <Flare183> someone*
[23:34] <Flannel> Flare183: Kristie, regarding top.
[23:34] <Flare183> Kristie: oh yeah
[23:34] <Flannel> xr0ckstar: Have you tried upgrading to 8.04 from 7.10? It could just be that the installer didn't like your hardware.
[23:35] <Kristie> Flannel, hehe...sorry about that,
[23:35] <xr0ckstar> have not tried that yet
[23:35] <Flannel> Kristie: no worries.
[23:35] <Flannel> xr0ckstar: Another thing you might try is switching to the generic kernel for the upgrade, and then going back and trying the realtime kernel.
[23:35] <xr0ckstar> ive been reading some forums and some people with laptops had some trouble with 8.04
[23:35] <Flare183> Kristie: I see, the "top" program lists your top process' and gives tells you how much processor power it is using
[23:35] <xr0ckstar> not only myself
[23:35] <Flannel> xr0ckstar: I wouldnt know, but #ubuntustudio would be a better place to ask regarding -rt kernel specific issues.
[23:36] <xr0ckstar> i was just wondering how to acces beryl/compiz/ or XGL
[23:36] <Kristie> Flare183, it's not churning away now, so nothing is coming up that might be hogging resources.  is there a way to 'go back in time' to what top would have shown when the machine was churning away?
[23:36] <xr0ckstar> i dont see it in my  stuido anywhere
[23:36] <Flannel> xr0ckstar: It's now compiz-fusion for 8.04, on... 7.10... compiz is in the repositories, I believe.
[23:36] <Flare183> Kristie: Yes, goto the system menu, click adminstrator, and then click system log
[23:36] <xr0ckstar> ok ill check the repos
[23:37] <Flannel> xr0ckstar: you'll need to install it after the fact, if I remember correctly.
[23:37] <Flare183> Flannel: Yes compiz-fusion is in the repos
[23:37] <Flannel> Flare183: no, for 7.10, it wasn't -fusion at that point
[23:37] <Flannel> xr0ckstar: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager/Compiz
[23:37] <xr0ckstar> nice
[23:37] <aoupi> is there any way to change the icon wallpaper-tray uses in the panel? (looks ugly with the same img as the bakground)
[23:37] <Flare183> Flannel: oh ok Sorry about that
[23:39] <lapinferoce> erver irc.freenode.org
[23:40] <KillerOrca> how do I autologon?
[23:40] <xr0ckstar> thanks for the link flannel
[23:40] <parag0n> i found a bit of a language problem in the intrepid upgrader, where would i report it?
[23:41] <Yuretsz> KillerOrca: what client do U use?
[23:41] <aoupi> KillerOrca: System->Administration->Login Window
[23:41] <aoupi> KillerOrca: if you use gnome
[23:41] <Flannel> !bugs | parag0n
[23:41] <parag0n> ta
[23:41] <aoupi> KillerOrca: it's in the security tab
[23:41] <KillerOrca> aoupi: yea, the upgrade makes it autologin to gnome, not xfce like it used to
[23:42] <Kristie> Flare183, all that is showing up with the System Log Viewer are a handful of items ending with "MARK --"
[23:42] <Flannel> KillerOrca: try changing your default session and GDM
[23:42] <aoupi> KillerOrca: when you get the login window just click session and choose xfce before you log in, it should ask if you want xfce to be default
[23:42] <Flare183> Kristie: it should be able to show everything
[23:43] <KillerOrca> Flannel: what would I change about GDM?
[23:43] <Kristie> Flare183, it isn't ;)
[23:43] <bravo7> How i use Ubuntu to fix my xp hard drive > its have error on volume when it boots
[23:43] <Flannel> KillerOrca: Go to sessions, you can change your default session (I have no idea if the auto-login thing utilizes that preference or not)
[23:43] <bravo7> How i use Ubuntu to fix my xp hard drive > its have error on volume when it boots? CHKDISK?
[23:43] <aoupi> is there anyway to override the icon of an applet in the tray?
[23:44] <Flannel> !ask | tha_infamous
[23:44] <Flare183> !windows | bravo7
[23:44] <philsf> bravo7: you can't. ou must use XP's own utilities for that
[23:45] <tha_infamous> needs java runtime enviroment (jre/jdk) 1.5 or higher. If possible, you should use the latest Javaversion.
[23:45] <unop> bravo7, there is no guaranteed way to do that with open source utilities - though you could try ntfsfix (from ntfsprogs) but take care using it
[23:45] <Flannel> !java | tha_infamous
[23:45] <Flannel> tha_infamous: which version of Ubuntu are you using?
[23:45] <Flare183> Flannel: 8.04
[23:45] <tha_infamous> yeah
[23:46] <Thedjatclubrock> Hello, all!
[23:46] <Flannel> tha_infamous: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[23:46] <curtmack> Okay, I downloaded the netinst ISO... is there a way to put that on a USB stick?
[23:46] <Flannel> !install | curtmack
[23:46] <aoupi> hi Thedjatclubrock
[23:46] <Flannel> curtmack: That page has instructions on installing from USB (first link)
[23:47] <KillerOrca> Flannel: my default session is xfce, doesn't seem to want to do that though
[23:47] <vjam9> samba can't find shared files on second computer
[23:47] <AboSamoor> Hi, how can I know the key-id I have ?
[23:47] <aoupi> KillerOrca: do you get gnome even if you select xfce at the login window?
[23:47] <curtmack> okay, thanks
[23:48] <tha_infamous> when i try to open application i got a error
[23:48] <KillerOrca> aoupi: yes
[23:48] <AboSamoor> Hi, how can I know the gpg key-id I have ?
[23:48] <bravo7_> Anyone know how i extract booksmark fro firefox from winxp ?
[23:48] <curtmack> strictly speaking, it's not a USB stick, it's an MP3 player. But it mounts in UMS, so that shouldn't be a problem.
[23:49] <unop> bravo7_, use the bookmark manager to export bookmarks
[23:49] <tha_infamous> flannel i need java 1.5.0
[23:49]  * Strife89 is back (gone 00:27:50)
[23:49] <bravo7_> unop i can't boot up my xp so i can't use firefox but i can browse my files winxp hard drive
[23:49] <Flannel> tha_infamous: you need 1.5?  1.6 won't work?
[23:49] <bravo7_> unop so how i export bookmark?
[23:50] <ryan5620> hey guys, just wondering do you really need 2.3gb for swap, what is swap?
[23:50]  * Strife89 is away: Homework to do, food to eat.....
[23:50] <Flannel> !away > Strife89
[23:51] <Strife89> Flannel: Sorry about that, I'm letting X-Chat do the talking....
[23:51] <Neodemi> would i get any benefit by going from ubuntu to kubuntu or xubuntu other than the look?
[23:51] <tha_infamous> Flannel i cant open application it sey thet i need java 1.5.0
[23:51] <unop> bravo7_, i'm not sure of the exact location of the mozilla/firefox  directory on XP - but it is definitely under the user's homedir (i.e. %userprofile%)  - it might be %userprofile%/Application Data/Mozilla/Firefox/<profile>/bookmarks.html
[23:51] <Flannel> tha_infamous: Alright, you can install java5 instead: sudo apt-get install sun-java5-jre
[23:52] <philsf> bravo7_: is it firefox 2 or 3?
[23:52] <bravo7_> philsf 3
[23:52] <philsf> unop: then it's not bookmarks.html anymore
[23:52] <philsf> bravo7_, unop: ff3 uses a new format
[23:52] <unop> philsf, iceweasel 3 still uses it - but you may be right as far as firefox on windows is concerned
[23:53] <tha_infamous> flannel i got a error MissingFieldException[ The following required field is missing from the launch file: <jnlp>]
[23:53] <Makro1> anyway of to get opengl 1.4 on hardy with an intel 945GM ? this chip shoud handle openGL 1.4 but it has mesa 1.3 instead..any clue?
[23:53] <dna_> while we're on the subject of firefox; why has firefox become such a memory hog? or is it just so, on my system
[23:54] <squiddy> anyone using Ooo 3 on hardy? any problem?
[23:54] <nekostar> so whats this mouse click sound Wolf23
[23:54] <philsf> unop: are you sure? check your profile dir, and see if you have a bookmarkbackups/bookmarks-2008-10-24.json. And see when your bookmarks.html was last modified
[23:54] <ryan5620> dna_ it seems to be a memory hog for me too well on windows
[23:54]  * nekostar stabs wobblywu 
[23:54] <nekostar> er Wolf23
[23:54] <nekostar> stupid tab
[23:55] <Leppers> EWBEWNTEW
[23:55] <tha_infamous> flannel E: Couldn't find package sun-java6-jr
[23:55] <tha_infamous>  thet iz sey in terminal
[23:55] <dna_> ryan5620, that's where I first noticed too, and no difference it seems on this distro (Ubuntu 8.04 core/Linux Mint with Fluxbox as window-manager)
[23:55] <poostatr3> vistavistavistavistavista!vistavistavistavista!billgatesownsyoulolololololol
[23:55] <bravo7_> philsf thank you!
[23:55] <philsf> ops, please ban poostatr3
[23:55] <Flannel> tha_infamous: I believe you'll need the plugin to use webstart: sudo apt-get install sun-java5-plugin
[23:55] <bravo7_> unop thanks
[23:56] <Neodemi> is there a quick way to check how much memory programs are using in ubuntu
[23:56] <philsf> bravo7_: you could try to get your linux FF3 to use the bookmarks-*.json from your windows profile (by copying it to the linux profile) and if it works, export it to html
[23:56] <oOarthurOo> top ?
[23:56] <dna_> Neodemi, I just use 'gnome-system-monitor'
[23:56] <AboSamoor> Hi, how can I know the gpg key-id I have ?
[23:56] <unop> philsf, i'm sure - i backup my via a cronjob that way
[23:56] <ryan5620> dna_lol ya well i have xp and its get f'ed up and either quits or freezes
[23:56] <curtmack> Neodemi: Or "cat /proc/meminfo" but that doesn't present data quite so nicely
[23:56] <KillerOrca> aoupi: any ideas?
[23:57] <ryan5620> thank god for that little save ur tabs thingy
[23:57] <jason_> how do i download flash9
[23:57] <philsf> unop: that's not sure. you could still be backing up a dated file :)
[23:57] <Flannel> !flash | jason_
[23:57] <sugi> would anyone happen to know the console command Frames Per Second with Far Cry 2?
[23:57] <Neodemi> thanks, prefer the gnome system monitor, nicer on the eyes
[23:57] <DigitalFiz> anyone have any ideas on how to fix my VirtualBox now that ive installed 8.10? is there something i have to recompile?
[23:57] <dna_> Neodemi, I added 'conky' to my startup, it displays cpu/memory/network/process info, as part of your desktop background
[23:57] <Flannel> DigitalFiz: #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid support, thanks
[23:57] <dna_> You might like it too
[23:58] <m1dn1ght> Hi guys.  Can anyone tell me if there is a log of who has connected to my computer via remote desktop?
[23:58] <Rovin> Can someone help with this headphone sound issue? :(
[23:58] <trece8> hi
[23:58] <cyberjackal> AboSamoor: gpg --list-keys
[23:58] <DigitalFiz> Flannel, been there done that :P its not really an intrepid problem i suppose but more of a kernel change must update program type problem
[23:58] <Uplink> Rovin: whats the problem
[23:58] <unop> philsf, i would know if i was backing up the wrong file - the bookmarks.html I backup is used on several machine
[23:58] <SuperATP> how can i un-install an app from terminal ??
[23:58] <KillerOrca> SuperATP: apt-get remove?
[23:59] <Uplink> SuperATP: sudo aptitude remove <app nane>
[23:59] <cristobalcolon> how can i continue downloading distro update without loosing whats already downloaded ? i think its stock
[23:59] <trece8> superatp, tried sudo apt-get remove application?
[23:59] <sugi> I made a /bin/bash file and I want it to edit another text file and save it.  would this work? nano test
[23:59] <Rovin> Uplink: I've been trying to make it so when my earphones/headphones are plugged in, the speakers turn off, I've searched the forums loads - see my topic: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=956945