[00:00] <zelda> your's will?
[00:00] <endeavormac> I'm trying to set the mtu of my machines to 9000. ifconfig mtu 9000 works on my two debian lenny boxes, but the same gives me this on intrepid: "SIOCSIFMTU: Invalid Argument"
[00:00] <nathanhelp> rectec794613: how long are you waiting?
[00:00] <zelda> ActionParsnip: Thanks Im going to go try that.
[00:00] <ActionParsnip> zelda: its the correct syntax for a package named gay
[00:00] <Frijolie> ActionParsnip: "sudo apt-get purge applicationName" does work..i just used it
[00:00] <hikenboot> greetings I figured out with (your help) that I didnt have  the sound modules loaded into the kernel...thanks..the sound test works great but I still get no sound from mplayer playing a dvd anyone know why?
[00:00] <rectec794613> like half an hour
[00:00] <Frijolie> ActionParsnip: what's the difference?
[00:00] <cheatersrealm> When I press a button on my numpad, it restarts X.  Where are the configs for keyboard settings in my homedir?
[00:00] <rectec794613> nathenhelp
[00:00] <ActionParsnip> Frijolie: --purge is needed, purge on its own won't work
[00:01] <Flannel> ActionParsnip: that's not true as of Intrepid
[00:01] <nathanhelp> hikenboot: This is an obvious answer but one thats tripped me up a few times. is your headphones/speakers plugged into teh front or back?
[00:01] <ActionParsnip> Flannel: i'm old skool
[00:01] <rectec794613> just was playing my 360 while its waiting :P
[00:01] <ActionParsnip> Flannel: damn these whipper snappers with their new ways
[00:01] <hikenboot> nathan the test sounds work ...but not the mplayer video sounds and such
[00:01] <ActionParsnip> Flannel: and whatnot
[00:01] <tonyyarusso> Does anyone know where I could find a Class 1 bluetooth stereo (A2DP) headset?  I've only found Class 1 mono or Class 2 stereo so far.
[00:01] <Frijolie> ActionParsnip: looks like your "parsnips" need a little more "action" there
[00:02] <nathanhelp> hikenboot: is the voume turned up on mplayer?
[00:02] <Flannel> Frijolie: Please stay on topic
[00:02] <hikenboot> oh i see hold on
[00:02]  * zelda inputs the command "sudo apt-get purge Obama"
[00:02] <nathanhelp> *volume
[00:02] <tobberoth> I just installed Samba and set a folder to Share. I go to "My network places" on my Win XP... and nothing shows up.
[00:02] <enfefi> I have a PC with Hardy installed on it and Hardy is connected directly to internet through ethernet. I want to share my internet connection with a Palm Treo over Bluetooth. I have tried many tutorials and I have failed everytime. Does somebody if it is possible?
[00:02] <ActionParsnip> hell, in my day we'd run dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and the world was a better place
[00:03] <ActionParsnip> !ics | enfefi
[00:03] <Frijolie> !politics > zelda
[00:03] <zelda> ActionParsnip: I agree. This whole Auto configure is garbage
[00:03] <ActionParsnip> zelda: the old reconfigure was excellent but got ripped out
[00:03] <Chromax> Thanks again, everyone. I'm off to buy my new part. <3 u all
[00:04] <zelda> !idiot | Frijolie
[00:04] <Flannel> zelda: Please stop that
[00:04] <hikenboot> nathanhelp, it is showing it as not being mute and sound levels appear to be in middle even though for some reason i am unable to change it
[00:04] <CyberGabber> rectec794613: Reboot from the ubuntu-cd, choose option 'Check CD for defects' to see if CD is burned well.
[00:04] <zelda> Omg, people relax
[00:04] <mezquitale> !politics >mezquitale
[00:04] <luisssissss> list
[00:04] <Frijolie> admins are hardcore around this place
[00:04] <nathanhelp> hikenboot: ok.. whats the master volume like?
[00:05] <zelda> ActionParsnip: I agree. I love the old one. I had to use it to get my configuration working
[00:05] <Vantrax> Frijolie, they have to be with 1200 people
[00:05] <rectec794613> CyberGabber: I tried but it does the same thing , nothing.
[00:05] <Frijolie> ls -a properIRCEtiquette
[00:05] <ActionParsnip> zelda: i have xorg.conf in my backup scope so I couldnt care less now :)
[00:05] <mezquitale> admins are not hardcore in this place, you need to go to the #java channel to see a hardcore admin
[00:05] <Decepticon> i am on ubuntu server, how can i get a gui that i can temporarily test if its too hard on my ram, and then get rid of COMPLETELY as if i had never installed it
[00:05] <rectec794613> CyberGabber: I'm not new to ubuntu, I've had it for quite a while
[00:05] <Flannel> !guidelines | Frijolie
[00:05] <zelda> Action: I had to use a 7.10 Live to configure this xorg in 8.10
[00:05] <CyberGabber> rectec794613: Booting LIVE-cd can that a lot of time ! Especially on slower system ( low memory e.g. ).
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> mezquitale: on the contrary, head over to #unix
[00:06] <Frijolie> ls -a allAdminsInIRCUbuntu
[00:06] <adam7> Decepticon: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop, test, sudo apt-get remove --purge ubuntu-desktop
[00:06] <adam7> or something like that
[00:06] <josher4> CyberGabber, it is so so
[00:06] <Decepticon> adam7 but it will create random ass files in ~/ and god knows what else
[00:06] <datta> hello, i need to stream jumptv but i cannot stream it with vlc player. how can i?
[00:06] <Frijolie> 'bad command or filename'
[00:06] <adam7> Decepticon: well, make a new user.
[00:07] <adam7> Decepticon: or mount a tmpfs disk over /home
[00:07] <Decepticon> adam7, yeah i will, but it will still throw files in random places like /etc/ and /var and i dont know where else
[00:07] <luisssissss> #linuxmint
[00:07] <josher4> I have used the Live cd for a little bit and it runs smoothly
[00:07] <adam7> Decepticon: or mount a unionfs with a tmpfs over ~
[00:07] <rectec794613> CyberGabber: idk it didnt take thay much time before, and the same thing happened when i try to boot off my old 7.10 cd, then it says it cant read the blocks or something
[00:07] <Frijolie> Vantrax: I understand....they've got a full-time job
[00:07] <mezquitale> Decepticon, if you dont have a lot of ram I HIGHLY suggest you use xubuntu desktop
[00:07] <zelda> Frijolie: ACtually it would be unknown package
[00:07] <ActionParsnip> !xubuntu
[00:07] <Decepticon> yes im familiar with xfce
[00:07] <ActionParsnip> Decepticon: or fluxbox
[00:07] <adam7> Decepticon: the best thing is if you have backups, install whatever and then restore from the backup
[00:07] <Decepticon> yeah but im interested in gnome
[00:08] <refefer> hey mates, is there anyway I can search inside files from the command line?  I'm looking for a class definition in about 100mbs of code, so... command line maybe?
[00:08] <ActionParsnip> Decepticon: if you have low ram, gnome will perform poorly
[00:08] <Wicked> im trying to reactive my lvm partitions...when doing so im getting this error. http://pastebin.com/m1e5bd823
[00:08] <Slart> refefer: grep
[00:08] <ActionParsnip> refefer: grep
[00:08] <Frijolie> zelda: actually it would be 'cannot access allAdminsInIRCUbuntu: no such file or directory'
[00:08] <adam7> refefer: grep myword * (or grep -r myword * for recursive)
[00:08] <CyberGabber> rectec794613: Sounds like you CD-rom is faulty / lens not clean orsomething ? Does it read any other CD's ?
[00:08] <Decepticon> i got enough ram for gnome
[00:08] <refefer> can you search within files using that?
[00:08] <refefer> not just file names?
[00:08] <Slart> refefer: that's what it does
[00:08] <cheatersrealm> refefer, yes
[00:08] <ActionParsnip> refefer: thats what grep does
[00:09] <refefer> excellent
[00:09] <Decepticon> im worried about ram left over for my other processs while gnome is on
[00:09] <datta> i need to stream jumptv but i cannot stream it with vlc player. how can i? please help me
[00:09] <ActionParsnip> refefer: man grep
[00:09] <adam7> Decepticon: how much ram do you have?
[00:09] <Decepticon> i think 1gb, how do i check?
[00:09] <dougb> is there a bleeding edge version of ubuntu?
[00:09] <adam7> Decepticon: free -m
[00:09] <rectec794613> CyberGabber: um it read my vista cd (I had to reinstall it cuz it messed up bootmgr)
[00:09] <Decepticon> Sememmon: 971 959 11 0 10 618
[00:09] <Decepticon> 971mb ram?
[00:09] <Decepticon> 1gb ram i guess
[00:09] <rectec794613> CyberGabber: and the cd is clean
[00:10] <adam7> Decepticon: that should be plenty for Gnome
[00:10] <Flannel> dougb: #ubuntu+1 is the channel for the development version
[00:10] <Decepticon> adam7 im running some heavy rtorrent processes though
[00:10] <luisssissss> i type "/list" but nothing happens
[00:10] <adam7> Decepticon: how much is used at the moment?
[00:10] <mordof> is there a program for ubuntu server that i could use to remote admin a windows 2000 comp? (would i have to install X, amongst other things to get gui to work)...
[00:10] <Decepticon> free -m says 959 of 971 is used
[00:10] <Flannel> luisssissss: /msg alis list #*term*
[00:10] <datta> can anyone please please help me please
[00:10] <Decepticon> adam7, and that 11 is free
[00:10] <Decepticon> adam7 and 618 is cached
[00:11] <adam7> Decepticon: is the 11 including cache'd or not?
[00:11] <datta> please help me
[00:11] <CyberGabber> !help | datta
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> mordof: i think you'd need an X server, but you can use rdesktop
[00:11] <Decepticon> adam7 i do not know
[00:11] <Guest30331> hi, how do to change a channel in spanish ?
[00:11] <Flannel> !helpme | datta
[00:11] <Decepticon> adam7 here is the output of free -m http://s.tazeat.com:1234/~bizinichi/paste/1230682349
[00:11] <Flannel> Guest30331: /join #ubuntu-es
[00:11] <mordof> ActionParsnip: any idea how hard it wold be to get X installed and running on ubuntu server?
[00:12] <Flannel> mordof: very easy
[00:12] <mordof> ActionParsnip: on top of that, i'd need to learn how to ssh into a graphical session too ; ; lol
[00:12] <rww> mordof: sudo apt-get install xorg for a basic X server, or sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop for the full Ubuntu package set
[00:12] <ActionParsnip> mordof: sudo apt-get install xorg
[00:12] <datta> i need to stream jumptv but i cannot stream it with vlc player. how can i?
[00:12] <ActionParsnip> mordof: would seem fitting
[00:13] <rww> !vnc | mordof
[00:13] <ActionParsnip> mordof: for a lesser set run: sudo apt-get install fluxbox
[00:13] <shingen> how do I go about adding something to my bootup?  for some stupid reason, intrepid isn't running dmraid -ay when booting, so it can't see my fakeraid in dev/mapper
[00:13] <habit> Hello. Help me please - @ nm-applet I must add some routes - but I don't know how to do it. I have writed it @ interfaces file before. This is example: up route add -net 10.0.0.0/8 gw 10.2.3.1  But at nm-applet I can see address, mask, gateway, metric. What does that means? How to enter mine route there?
[00:13] <ActionParsnip> mordof: its lighter than gnome + metacity
[00:13] <ActionParsnip> mordof: leaving more resources for computing
[00:13] <adam7> Decepticon: you have 331 mb left
[00:14] <zelda> Xfce is a nice desktop
[00:14] <Decepticon> adam7 ... how do yo ufigure
[00:14] <cheatersrealm> is vnc over ssh faster than ssh x forwarding?
[00:14] <wilbyj> Hi everyone.
[00:14] <adam7> Decepticon: well, it would be close
[00:14] <Decepticon> adam7 htop says Mem:971M used:330M buffers:10M cache:616Load average: 1.70 1.32 1.17
[00:14] <mordof> ActionParsnip: situation: my comp is windows xp. my server is ubuntu server, i'm attempting to hook up a compy with win 2000 for my grandma on the same lan as my server. to repair any problems she has, i want to ssh into my server, and remote admin the win 2k box from there - so i don't have to open even more ports to her comp.  is that possible with fluxbox do you know?
[00:14] <adam7> Decepticon: I'd guess you don't have enough room, because your free -m indicates you are swapping
[00:15] <adam7> mordof: you can forward the remote desktop ports through sSH I think
[00:15] <Decepticon> adam7, what! i dont even have a gui and im swapping?
[00:15] <mordof> adam7: different computers.. i wouldn't know how tbh
[00:15] <adam7> Decepticon: Swap:          total/509        used/386        free/123
[00:16] <adam7> mordof: I'm not entirely sure either tbh, but I think it can be done
[00:16] <ActionParsnip> mordof: you can always telnet but thats more ports
[00:16] <mordof> adam7: doing 2 remote connectios. windows xp -> ssh -> ubuntu server -> rdesktop (or other remote admin) -> grandmas comp over lan
[00:16] <Decepticon> adam7, right but htop says, Mem:971M used:330M buffers:9M cache:618MLoad average: 1.09 1.22 1.15
[00:16] <wilbyj> I just installed 8.10 on an Averatec 3715eh laptop. I have two issues I was hoping to get help with.
[00:16] <Decepticon> adam7 doesnt that mean that 330M out of 971M is used
[00:16] <adam7> Decepticon: yeah. so I would guess at some point in the past your memory was filled and it started swapping
[00:16] <adam7> Decepticon: and you've never used the stuff that was swapped, so it's still on disk
[00:17] <shingen> mordof: tunnelling over two hops should be fine, port 3389 will work over multiple hops
[00:17] <wilbyj> The first is the wireless card kernel module for rt2500 seems to be exceedingly slow.
[00:17] <ActionParsnip> mordof: if the final destination is win2k, make sure its server so it has rdp, but i believe you need X libs to run it, i could be wrong
[00:17] <dlstyley> ActionParsnip:  that didn't work so well... killed the keyboard.   Navigating is hard enough without the mouse.  ;)
[00:17] <adam7> mordof: right -- you can tell the SSH server to allow you to forward to the windows box
[00:17] <Decepticon> adam7, so do you still think its a good idea to install gnome on this machine
[00:17] <adam7> mordof: one sec, I'll see how you do it
[00:17] <ActionParsnip> dlstyley: mouse is for games and internet only here
[00:17] <Decepticon> adam7 if theres evidence that ive been swapping, that is
[00:17] <rectec794613> CyberGabber: are you there?
[00:17] <adam7> Decepticon: no, probably not. try Fluxbox
[00:17] <mordof> adam7: :o ooh, so i wouldn't need to install any gui on my server for it? *hopeful*
[00:17] <shingen> mordof: unless you're doing something wrong with ssh.  you will only need X Windows on the client
[00:17] <rectec794613> nope.
[00:18] <Decepticon> adam7 well the intent of installing a gui is that im trying to make it noob friendly
[00:18] <adam7> mordof: I think that's correct
[00:18] <Decepticon> adam7 fluxbox maybe a little confusing for a winxp user
[00:18] <shingen> mordof: no gui needed at all on intermediary boxes, you just need to know your ssh commandlines
[00:18] <Decepticon> adam7 do you agree?
[00:18] <luisssissss> any way can somebody tell why i cant install ubuntu intrepid?, everytime i try to it just freeze, i mean i actually did install it but, at th end when restarting it never download the desktop, why is this happening does anyone knows pls???
[00:18] <mordof> shingen: ^^ i haven't attempted to set it up yet, i'm not that great with linux/ssh yet.. been a bit of a struggle
[00:18] <adam7> Decepticon: maybe, but if they can't use a linux box why are they messing with your server? :P
[00:18] <rectec794613> let me restate my question, again, when i try to boot off the 8.10 live cd, it gets to the point where the orange bar moves back and forth, but it wont stop. I just burned the iso with active iso burner to a rewritable cd at 4x and thats all the details i can think of.
[00:18] <Decepticon> adam7 theyre paying me heh
[00:18] <cheatersrealm> mordof, google for ssh tunnel and ssh port forwarding. I've done it before but don't remember.  man ssh might also be helpful.
[00:19] <shingen> anybody know to change the sequence of init scripts during boot?  apparently dmraid is being run too early
[00:19] <mordof> cheatersrealm: ok
[00:19] <CyberGabber> rectec794613: Yes, but is still think its a CD-rom problem, because you also could'nt read your old CD.
[00:19] <onetinsoldier> shingen: look at the man page for  -->  update-rc.d
[00:19] <idea4good> i have an issue with wifi on ubuntu its shaky
[00:19] <shingen> mordof: you'll be using the -R command alot
[00:19] <Samuel-NotAFK> ﻿eeeek 21.1MB left in my root partition!
[00:19] <wilbyj> luisssissss: did you try using safe graphics mode to install? I thinks its F4 at bottom of screen.
[00:19] <idea4good> in the sense the wifi is connected and then signal is lost
[00:20]  * zelda has to read the Linux Bible again
[00:20] <shingen> onetinsoldier: I need it for bootup sequence, not for services that start afterwards
[00:20] <wilbyj> idea4good: what wireless card chipset?
[00:20] <shingen> onetinsoldier: stuck in initramfs
[00:20] <adam7> mordof: ssh -L 9999:windowsserver:110 shellserver where 9999 is the windows port and 110 is the port on the local machine
[00:21] <rectec794613> CyberGabber: um should i burn the iso again?
[00:21] <idea4good> intel 3948
[00:21] <andresmh> my other laptop with intrepid stopped listening to the keyboard, mouse and apps keep working but I am not sure what's going on with the keyboard? any clues?
[00:21] <luisssissss> nnah
[00:21] <dlstyley> ActionParsnip:  any other suggestions?
[00:21] <onetinsoldier> shingen: ok, so you mean a kernel module then?
[00:21] <luisssissss> i did it several time and also check integrity of the iso and is fine
[00:21] <luisssissss> rectec
[00:21] <zelda> dlstyley: Sudo apt-get remove xorg
[00:21] <luisssissss> but it keeps happenig the same
[00:21] <mordof> adam7: hmmmm.. what would i need to install on my win 2k box to get that to work? would i need an ssh server there?
[00:22] <ActionParsnip> dlstyley: wassup?
[00:22] <akbrennan> hey all,
[00:22] <adam7> mordof: no, you just need to know what the port for rdesktop on the windows box is
[00:22] <andresmh> help! :) the keyboard on one of my laptops stops working for some reason, i am not sure how to debug that
[00:22] <akbrennan> happy almost new-years
[00:22] <wilbyj> andresmh: I had the same problem but after several trys and booting installing in safe graphics mode it cleared up.
[00:22] <luisssissss> i think rectec is got to do with yur pc
[00:22] <luisssissss> is old or something like the proccesor is damged somehow cause i got the same problem
[00:23] <dlstyley> ActionParsnip:  usb mouse no worky... works fine on Windows.  Opitical light does not come on in Ubu.  lsbusb recognizes it.
[00:23] <mordof> adam7: i'm lost :s lol. i think this is over my head with my knowledge
[00:23] <wilbyj> Anyone know about poor wireless for rt2500?
[00:23] <rectec794613> Everything else runs fine, luisssissss
[00:23] <andresmh> wilbyj, well, everything was working fine for a few days, was that your case too?
[00:23] <adam7> mordof: ok -- do you have remote desktop enabled on the windows box?
[00:23] <ConstantineXVI> Can mencoder (or something else) convert to .SMV?
[00:23] <dlstyley> zelda:  remove and then reinstall xorg?
[00:23] <mordof> adam7: which one? xp or 2k
[00:23] <adam7> mordof: one sec
[00:23] <ActionParsnip> ConstantineXVI: if you have codecs, yes
[00:24] <rectec794613> Im gonna get 1gb ram today or tomarrow, luisssissss
[00:24] <zelda> dlstyley: whats your issue?
[00:24] <luisssissss> yea i know retec like mine runs ok with older distros but the new ones dont and onn top of that my internet conncetion became slow
[00:24] <adam7> mordof: windows xp -> ssh -> ubuntu server -> rdesktop (or other remote admin) -> grandmas comp over lan
[00:24] <rectec794613> wish ur name was erasier to spell, luisssisss
[00:24] <rww> !tab | rectec794613
[00:24] <adam7> mordof: so you need remote desktop on grandma's computer
[00:24] <dlstyley> dlstyley:  usb mouse quit working on upgrade to 8.10.  still works under XP
[00:24] <luisssissss> that might help rectec do that and c what happens
[00:24] <mordof> adam7: ok. i haven't set that computer up yet entirely, but i'm writing this down, lol.
[00:25] <shingen> mordof: is there any reason you're not using free services for grandma like gotomypc?  it'd be easier for you
[00:25] <CyberGabber> rectec794613: If the CD-test didn't fail, i don't think it will help. Sorry i have to go to sleep. Good luck...
[00:25] <dlstyley> zelda:  usb mouse quit working on upgrade to 8..10.   still works under xp
[00:25] <rectec794613> k
[00:25] <luisssissss> rectec what do you mena with my name?????
[00:25] <zxcvbs> hi im trying to figure how ubuntu sets pulseaudio as default alsa master, where can i find? there is no asoundrc or asound.conf
[00:25] <adam7> mordof: what shingen says
[00:25] <zelda> dlstyley: really? Interesting... try rebootin
[00:25] <mordof> shingen: i didn't want to open up a port directly to my grandmas computer for something
[00:25] <rectec794613> kinda hard to spell
[00:25] <andresmh> ctrl+alt+backspace worked but this is the second time my keyboard went into a state where it didn't seem to work
[00:25] <dlstyley> zelda:  done and done and done some more.
[00:25] <rectec794613> its nothing
[00:25] <mordof> shingen: was hoping to be able to route it through my server that already has my ssh server set up
[00:25] <luisssissss> just say luis
[00:25] <adam7> mordof: logmein is what I use, works great, no open ports on the router
[00:25] <rectec794613> yeah k, luis
[00:26] <shingen> mordof: if you have SSH running at grandma's house, sure it's real easy...
[00:26] <luisssissss> is actually my real name
[00:26] <idea4good> i dont know it was working fine before
[00:26] <adam7> mordof: you can do it through the ssh server, but it's more complicated :P
[00:26] <zelda> dlstyley: Whats the manufacturer of the mouse?
[00:26] <rectec794613> is cybergabber saying that the cd test fixes it ore something? im not even sure it'll run
[00:26] <dlstyley> zelda:  microsoft - works under Windows.  Go figure.
[00:26] <idea4good> I am using ubuntu 7.10 on intel 3945 ABG wireless card
[00:26] <shingen> mordof: just SSH into the ssh server at grandma's and use ssh -D 9999 you@thehost.grandmas.com will open up a socks4 proxy on port 9999 which you can use to connect to any resource at grandma's
[00:27] <zelda> dlstyley: DO you have like a 7.10 live cd around?
[00:27] <mordof> bah, screw it. i'll just open up a port for her (adam7 - logmein, i don't know how something would work with no open ports, unless it's uPnP capable. otherwise not sure how you'd be able to connect)
[00:27] <adam7> mordof: the client connects to the server
[00:27] <adam7> mordof: not vice versa
[00:27] <CyberGabber> rectec794613: Run the CD-test, just to see if the medium (CD) isn't broken / damaged.
[00:27] <mordof> shingen: yeah.. for now i'll just set up a direct remote connection.  i won't understand what i'm doing if i try to attempt this i think, so i'll mess it up easily, lol
[00:28] <dlstyley> zelda:  probably.  This just started with recent updates (I believe it was 8.10 - could have been a kernel upgrade since).  It will sometimes come back, but usually dead.  Works 100% under windows.
[00:28] <rectec794613> ok i hope it wont mess up my bootmgr, CyberGabber
[00:28] <CyberGabber> rectec794613: Just by booting the ubuntu-cd, and choosing option 'Check CD for defects.'
[00:28] <mordof> adam7: ah.. don't think it's a good idea to leave my grandma to doing that XD but i'll consider it
[00:28] <adam7> mordof: anyway, if you get it all set up, ssh -L 3389:windowsboxip:3389 shellserver and then point rdesktop at localhost:3389
[00:28] <zelda> dlstyley: throw that 7.10 live in and see if it works in there. If it does, then you have to reconfigure your xorg
[00:29] <adam7> mordof: it does it automatically, no user intervention
[00:29] <idea4good> anybody can help me with wifi on ubuntu 7.10 with intel 3945 ab
[00:29] <shingen> mordof: if you don't have an SSH server at grandmas, reverse SSHing would require you to open up a SSH connection from grandma's to home and then using cygwin or something similar to keep it running with autossh and then you'd need to learn the ssh -R and -L commands pretty well to redirect your traffic... more pain for you and grandma though
[00:29] <CyberGabber> rectec794613: It's does nothing more thanjust checking if the CD is al right, it leaves your HDD untouched with that option.
[00:29] <rectec794613> ok i'll report in a few mins, if i can still get on, CyberGabber, like i said im pretty experienced, but i've never encountered anything like this
[00:29] <mordof> shingen: sounds scary..
[00:29] <rectec794613> hey can i use that /me command?
[00:30] <rectec794613> im new to irc
[00:30] <shingen> mordof: not painful, I do it all the time to violate my acceptable use policy at work :P
[00:30] <ConstantineXVI> oh, can mplayer/encoder handle CSS?
[00:30] <ActionParsnip> rectec794613: its /me first person verb
[00:30] <rectec794613> no time, later
[00:30] <rectec794613> noted
[00:30] <zelda> Lol
[00:30] <ActionParsnip> rectec794613: e.g. /me likes fluxbox
[00:31]  * shingen picks his nose.  How gross.
[00:31] <idea4good> wilby you still around
[00:31]  * dexi cant remember how he got facebook chat to work on pidgin last time :(
[00:32] <dexi> anyone here proficient with facebook chat on pidgin?
[00:32] <rww> dexi: install http://code.google.com/p/pidgin-facebookchat/
[00:32] <rww> dexi: that worked for me on Windows XP a few months ago, anyway
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> dexi: try the username as your email address
[00:32] <adam7> dexi: there is a plugin
[00:33] <dexi> lol yeah guys i got the plugin its not showing up in the accounts list
[00:33] <dexi> I remember having this problem last time but i dont remember how i fixed it
[00:33] <adam7> dexi: did you create a new account?
[00:33]  * dexi blushes
[00:34] <dexi> forgot to restart pidgin
[00:34] <dexi> lol im not used to having to restart cuz the other plugins load without a restart :(
[00:34] <dexi> haha silly me :)
[00:35] <dexi> oh yeah
[00:35] <dexi> one other thing i couldnt remember
[00:35] <rww> !enter
[00:35] <dexi> isnt there some type of alltools thing that i need for make-install and such?
[00:36] <rww> dexi: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[00:36] <dexi> ooh right thank you
[00:36] <onetinsoldier> and apt-get install automake
[00:38] <dexi> >.>
[00:38]  * dexi tests out flash without high expectations
[00:38] <kapu> I am making a server. I bought a 3ware pci raid card.
[00:38] <kapu> Although the controller fits in both 32-bit and 64-bit PCI or
[00:38] <kapu> PCI-X slots with 5V as well as with 3.3V,it says to install it in a 64-
[00:38] <kapu> bit slot to take full advantage of the controller’s
[00:39] <kapu> performance. Does that mean I need to run a 64bit os?
[00:39] <FloodBot2> kapu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:39] <kapu> oops
[00:39] <dexi> HOLY SHIT
[00:39] <dexi> FLASH IS WORKING
[00:39] <kapu> sry 4 the flood
[00:39] <adam7> !language | de
[00:39] <dexi> duuude
[00:40] <FloodBot2> dexi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:40] <blackest_knight> this is weird there is apparently 1 person in the room and its not me
[00:40] <adam7> !language | dexi
[00:40] <dexi> sry floodbot :p
[00:40] <dexi> sry ubottu :p
[00:40] <rww> dexi: amazing when it just works, isn't it :)
[00:40] <dexi> yes rww :)
[00:40] <ActionParsnip> dexi: its not hat hard
[00:40] <dexi> not swearing, or getting flash to work ActionParsnip?
[00:40] <ActionParsnip> dexi: both
[00:40] <rww> ActionParsnip: considering how many people we get in here with Flash problems...
[00:41] <smallfry> whats the latest kernel-scources?
[00:41] <dexi> ah
[00:41] <ActionParsnip> rww: i dont see the problem, I think people overthink it
[00:41] <blackest_knight> well would be less if flash was  installed for firefox
[00:41] <dexi> jre-6u11-linux-i586.bin in opera
[00:41] <dexi> clicked open, didnt open
[00:41] <dexi> >.>
[00:41] <shingen> arrrrgh somebody bugged this issue in 2007 and it's still not fixed in 8.10 which claims to support this?!?!?!
[00:41] <ActionParsnip> dexi: chmod +x jre-6u11-linux-i586.bin
[00:41] <dexi> ty
[00:41] <ActionParsnip> dexi: the run it with ./jre-6u11-linux-i586.bin
[00:42] <ActionParsnip> dexi: make sure you are in the same dir as the file
[00:42] <smallfry> could someone help me please?
[00:42] <rww> blackest_knight: the package flashplugin-nonfree should do that =/. Ubuntu can't ship with Flash by default due to licensing restrictions, hence it requiring a separate package.
[00:42] <ActionParsnip> shingen: whats the issue?
[00:43] <ActionParsnip> smallfry: wassup?
[00:43] <onetinsoldier> smallfry: depends on what you mean. for Intrepid source? or kernel.org source? for Interpid i think it's 2.6.27-11. that's what i have anyway
[00:43] <blackest_knight> it doesnt thou, pain in the b... gettin flash 10 set up
[00:43] <shingen> ActionParsnip: fakeraid timeout during initramfs, easily solved by tossing sleep 10 in :P
[00:44] <dexi> ok
[00:44] <dexi> next issue: 5.1 sound
[00:44] <dexi> i dont think creative makes linux drivers do they?
[00:44] <LetsGo67> !dvd
[00:44] <MAXI-MUM> i cant boot into ubuntu after upgrade new ram 2x2GB =4gb , vista sees them 3.3 GB i read it's a limitation of my chipset it can reed max 3.3 gb any way is there a way to limit the ability of the kernel to discover the amount of memory i need to restrict it to 2 gb only that would make me able to dual boot ubuntu and vista again
[00:44] <seyfarth> Question. Does Firestarter automatically start on login, or is there a way to make it do that? The last time I ran ubuntu, about a year ago, it didn't do this.
[00:45] <blackest_knight> dexi google alsa 1.0.18 alsa ubuntu forums :)
[00:45] <onetinsoldier> dexi: yes... they released an open-source version of them back in November for the X-Fi
[00:45] <kapu> Does anyone here have knowledge that pertains to the nature of pci slots? I have a device (card) that says it runs best in a 64 bit slot. Does that mean I need a 64 bit cpu, and a 64 bit os as well?
[00:45] <dexi> ooh cool onetinsoldier :)
[00:45] <Jack_Sparrow> seyfarth, what are you using firestarter for?
[00:45] <dexi> black will i need alsa if i have that?
[00:45] <ozgur> what's the command to install a downloaded package?
[00:45] <dexi> sudo apt-get install xxx
[00:45] <onetinsoldier> dexi: i don't know how hard it is getting them installed though
[00:45] <dexi> oh
[00:45] <Jack_Sparrow> ozgur, is it a deb?
[00:45] <dexi> well i'll take a look
[00:45] <ozgur> yes
[00:46] <zsquareplusc> kapu: i think a 32 bit os works too. but the 64 bit OS will have better performance
[00:46] <shingen> kapu: no, it's only the bandwidth that's used for the bus interface (64 bit), it has nothing to do with the cpu interface
[00:46] <seyfarth> Jack_Sparrow: Just in case. I'm at a university, and the school's firewall only protects from connections outside the school. Students can get curious :)
[00:46] <Jack_Sparrow> zsquareplusc, Very little performance gain with 64 bit
[00:46] <zsquareplusc> MAXI-MUM: the 3.something GB is a limit of the 32bit address room. however, also ubuntu should see these and still work
[00:46] <kapu> How would a 64 bit bus interface be denoted on a spec sheet?
[00:46] <Jack_Sparrow> seyfarth, Sounds like window mentality.  You do not need firestarter to be protected i ubuntu
[00:47] <seyfarth> Okay, thank you!
[00:47] <kapu> is there a common name for such a feature?
[00:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !firewall
[00:47] <zsquareplusc> Jack_Sparrow: well the figures in that mac mini ubuntu 32/64 comparison shows that's not just 1% but much more in some cases
[00:47] <Jack_Sparrow> seyfarth, Most new users are less secure when they run firestarted
[00:47] <shingen> kapu: depends on the tech writer
[00:47] <MAXI-MUM> zsquareplusc, no it dont boot it reach the gdm and blank just before gdm i think before X
[00:48] <Jack_Sparrow> zsquareplusc, In some cases with some applications
[00:48] <dexi> augh. is there anything further i need to do with that java .bin? opera is still bugging me about it
[00:48] <kapu> is pci-x synonymous with 64 bit?
[00:48] <seyfarth> I understand. Thanks for your help!
[00:48] <Jack_Sparrow> seyfarth, np
[00:48] <rww> seyfarth: if you decide you do need a firewall, though, check out ufw. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=823741 . It comes with Ubuntu 8.10 and is nice and easy to use (and not as broken as firestarter >.>)
[00:48] <shingen> kapu: yes, it's the 64 bit version of PCI, found in higher end workstation and server motherboards back in the PIII & PIV era... it's somewhat outdated now
[00:49] <zsquareplusc> Jack_Sparrow: i refer to that http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=ubuntu_macosx&num=1  and there the difference is significant in most tests
[00:49] <kapu> shingen,  you are very helpful . Thank you for your time. It is much appreciated. :-)
[00:49] <shingen> kapu: anytime
[00:49] <Jack_Sparrow> zsquareplusc, From years in here,, the real life experiences of our users dont agree with that
[00:49] <zsquareplusc> MAXI-MUM: ah, so it starts up but it fails to run X?
[00:50] <kevin_> Bonsoir tout le monde
[00:50] <onetinsoldier> dexi: Creative X-Fi How-To --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=870001
[00:50] <rww> !fr | kevin_
[00:50] <ELPC> Bonjour
[00:50] <habit> My volume applet does not dissapears after click anywhere at desktop, I can close him only by clicking on him. How to fix it? Really annoying.
[00:50] <ELPC> Hello
[00:50] <kevin_> je re
[00:50] <kevin_> Hi how are ou
[00:50] <kevin_> ?
[00:50] <ELPC> I have a problem with a debian ( lenn ) gnome menu freeze
[00:50] <ELPC> Nice
[00:51] <ActionParsnip> !debian | ELPC
[00:51] <ActionParsnip> ELPC: head to #debian
[00:51] <kevin_> how are where ?
[00:51] <Jack_Sparrow> kevin_, if you have a support question , please ask, all on one line thanks
[00:51] <ELPC> Ya but I see that ubuntu have this bug
[00:51] <ActionParsnip> ELPC: debian is not ubuntu
[00:51] <Jack_Sparrow> ELPC, Please /j #Debian
[00:51] <ELPC> I'm on
[00:52] <dexi> onetinsoldier: that site says the driver doesnt work on hardy, so it probably doesnt work on intrepid, either, huh?
[00:52] <dexi> considering it was written in july
[00:53] <rww> Jack_Sparrow: 1) Several IRC clients don't support /j, as it isn't a part of IRC's specification; consider instructing people to use /join instead. 2) The Debian channel is on OFTC, not Freenode, now, isn't it?
[00:53] <ELPC> No body had some problem with the gnome application menu ( freeze )
[00:53] <shingen> fwiw, there is a debian channel on freenode
[00:53] <zxcvbs> hi im trying to clean some configurations, im using intrepid 8.10 how i disable alsa dmix?
[00:54] <_cb> When I click on an mp3 I am told I need to download codecs. What should I download?
[00:54] <Jack_Sparrow> rww,Noted, but I have yet to have a user not be able to /j.. but none the less.. noted
[00:54] <onetinsoldier> dexi: it probably does work on Intrepid would be my guess. i don't know, but i should try to find out by going through the How-To, which i think i'll do right now! ;-)
[00:54] <adam7> _cb: doesn't it offer to do that for you?
[00:54] <shingen> Jack_Sparrow: pidgin doesn't do /j
[00:54] <Jack_Sparrow> shingen, Ah.. the worst of the irc clients
[00:55] <rww> _cb: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/MP3
[00:55] <shingen> Jack_Sparrow: yes, but it's installed with ubuntu by default and most ubuntu docs say to use it :D
[00:55] <dexi> lol ok onetinsoldier sounds good :) i'll take a look as well
[00:55] <ActionParsnip> _cb: ubuntu doesnt come with mp3 codecs by default
[00:55] <blackest_knight> what to do with 300gb of stuff ? sort it or delete it?
[00:55] <Jack_Sparrow> blackest_knight, Offtopic
[00:56] <Jack_Sparrow> shingen, Xchat is pre-scripted to come here..
[00:56] <onetinsoldier> dexi: roger
[00:56] <grinn>  i'm trying to install ubuntu on a netbook, but i'm having problems because the windows are too long for my screen
[00:57] <irbdavid> which netbooks are best supported by ubuntu?
[00:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !hardware
[00:57] <zsquareplusc> grinn: alt+leftclick to drag windows
[00:57] <irbdavid> looking at the samsung nc10 , but its  a bit pricey
[00:57] <irbdavid> thanks
[00:57] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[00:57] <grinn> I'm currently at a prompt screen and I don't know what to do
[00:57] <ferret_0567> why was Firky banned from here?
[00:57] <w3rd_> hey guys does compiz fusion not work with intel graphicS?
[00:58] <flo-isback> irbdavid: eeepc probally
[00:58] <grinn> Is there anyone I can PM for help?
[00:58] <ferret_0567> w3rd_: it should work with intel graphics
[00:58] <rww> ferret_0567: discussions of operator actions belong in #ubuntu-ops, not here
[00:58] <ActionParsnip> irbdavid: you'll find theres a distro fror each specific netbbok (e.g minibuntu)
[00:58] <w3rd_> im not able to enable the enhanced features
[00:58] <w3rd_> its says it cant?
[00:58] <irbdavid> flo-isback: i suspected that to be honest, but the EEEs seem kinda flimsy to me
[00:58] <pablolibo> helo world
[00:58] <Jack_Sparrow> ferret_, Tell him to come to #Ubuntu-ops and discuss it
[00:58] <w3rd_> my cards dont support 3d then?
[00:59] <pablolibo> what is your cards?
[00:59] <dsdeiz> hi how do i know the current permission of a file in 'numbers'? such as 777, 750, etc? :D
[00:59] <khoollah> hi guys Why my Ubuntu 8.10 doesnt see 4 GB of RAM only 3 GB?
[00:59] <w3rd_> how can i tell?
[00:59] <shingen> dsdeiz: google is your friend, search for 'octal permissions'
[00:59] <blackest_knight> khoollah 32 bit I think
[01:00] <pablolibo> are ubuntu is 386?
[01:00] <w3rd_> yes
[01:00] <w3rd_> 8.10
[01:00] <pablolibo> 386?
[01:00] <w3rd_> yes
[01:00] <blackest_knight> khoollah try a 64bit live cd
[01:00] <pablolibo> x386?
[01:00] <Flannel> shingen: Please don't take that stance here.
[01:00] <khoollah> can i upgrade?
[01:00] <khoollah> can i upgrade live through internet?
[01:00] <Flannel> dsdeiz: permissions are r w x (read, write, execute), r = 4, w = 2, x = 1.  See also: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions
[01:01] <phix> shingen: man chmod is your friend too
[01:01] <R0b0t1> I've mounted an .iso with "Archive Mounter", how would I go about playing it? It is a DVD movie.
[01:01] <flo-isback> irbdavid: eee seem quite over priced , look at acpire or cloud book
[01:01] <zsquareplusc> !pm | grinn
[01:01] <dsdeiz> ok thanks
[01:01] <phix> zsquareplusc: I find that very rude
[01:01] <pablolibo> yes, you can
[01:01] <rww> !upgrade | khoollah
[01:01] <irbdavid> Seems that the trackpads are generally the suckiest parts of netbooks
[01:01] <zsquareplusc> phix: sorry? what?
[01:01] <grinn> Sorry, zsquareplusc
[01:01] <khoollah> thank U
[01:01] <dexi> uhmmmm
[01:02] <dexi> whats the comand to run something from terminal?
[01:02] <dexi> >.>
[01:02] <irbdavid> got a friend with the dell one, which is pretty nice apart from having a naff trackpad
[01:02] <mindrape> dexi - uh... just type the command name?
[01:02] <flo-isback> irbdavid:  here all similar eeepc laptops http://wiki.eeeuser.com/devices_similar_to_the_eee_pc
[01:02] <mindrape> or do you mean like ALT + F2?
[01:02]  * dexi typed the filename to open
[01:02] <shingen> dexi: unless you have . in your path, usually it's ./filename
[01:02] <zsquareplusc> grinn: did you try to move the window with the mouse left button and the ALT key pressed?
[01:02] <mindrape> dexi - you need to use nautilus if you want file associations to work and the appropriate app to launch it.
[01:02] <shingen> dexi: and that's only if you have execute permissions
[01:02] <dexi> k
[01:03] <mindrape> dexi - otherwise you need to            vlc someviddy.mpg         as an example and define the app that will launch it.
[01:03] <dexi> ill just see if i can do it gui
[01:03] <flo-isback> irbdavid:  i have an eeepc and the track pad is quite horrible =/
[01:03] <phix> zsquareplusc: being messaged privately without asking for permission :)
[01:03] <Philosophocles> dexi you need leopard
[01:03] <dexi> >.>
[01:03] <grinn> zsquareplusc: I'm not at an interface that i can do that at ... I'm stuck at a command prompt
[01:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !eeepc > flo-isback,
[01:03] <iLogic> hey.. I'm having a hard time installing ubuntu 8.10, the loading bar just freezes a little before the third cell every time.. any thoughts?
[01:03] <zsquareplusc> phix: he did, so i used the bot :-)
[01:03] <irbdavid> the samsung one gets decent reviews, and has a larger battery
[01:03] <phix> zsquareplusc: :)
[01:03] <irbdavid> might be worth the extra ~30% cost
[01:03] <phix> I like ASUS
[01:04] <mindrape> iLogic: CTRL ALT F1 to drop to console and see what is going on behind the scenes to hold it up.
[01:04] <zsquareplusc> grinn: oh, you run the text mode installer or is it stuck at an error?
[01:04] <faryshta> hi, is it hard to create a liveUSB?
[01:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !usb
[01:04] <phix> faryshta: well you don't need to have a Phd, but it is recommended
[01:04] <phix> anyway, my work here is done
[01:05] <phix> *idle*
[01:05] <blackest_knight> unetbootin is easy
[01:05] <TMD-Dubbed> I am running unbuntu 8.10 and i have a soundblaster sound card and i get static from left ch
[01:05] <TMD-Dubbed> channel
[01:05] <Doonz> hey guys what is the file that specifies what hard disk to boot off of
[01:06] <blackest_knight> grub ?
[01:06] <rww> Doonz: are you talking about /boot/grub/menu.lst ?
[01:06] <grinn> I'm not sure ... it says "Busybox v1.10.2 (Ubuntu 1:1.10.2-1ubuntu6) built-in shell (ash)
[01:06] <Jack_Sparrow> Doonz, grub/menu.lst
[01:06] <faryshta> what is a persistent liveUSB?
[01:06] <Doonz> thanx guys
[01:06] <Jack_Sparrow> faryshta, You boot a livecd but changes are saved to the usb
[01:06] <zsquareplusc> grinn: ah, that means it isn't finding the live cd (or live usb stick)   what is your installation media? cd? usb?
[01:06] <faryshta> Thanks cptn Jack_Sparrow
[01:07] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[01:07] <grinn> cd thru usb
[01:07] <grinn> zsquareplusc: cd thru usb
[01:07] <iLogic> mindrape: i'm getting a lot of udevd-events that says run_program: exec of program failed, for stuff like /lib/cdrom_id, vol_id, hdparm and /sbin/modprobe
[01:07] <dexi> wait
[01:07] <dexi> ok i tried to cd into it but it said its not a directoruy
[01:07] <dexi> directory*
[01:07] <zsquareplusc> grinn: you mean a cd rom drive with USB connection? maybe it isn't recognized. at least my IDE-USB cable doesn't work with cdroms..
[01:08] <max__> This isn't really an ubuntu-related question, but still.
[01:08] <grinn> zsquareplusc: i think i might be able to fix this ... i may just be that stupid
[01:08] <zsquareplusc> grinn: you could make a bootable USB stick if you have one >1GB
[01:08] <max__> Is it safe to use a Xeon fan on a Core 2 Duo processor?
[01:08] <rww> max__: ask in ##hardware, not here
[01:08] <Flannel> max__: try #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:08] <mindrape> iLogic: you should probably go for the minimal install cd....
[01:08] <shingen> max__: depends if you like to have that new dual core on your keychain...
[01:08] <R0b0t1> Uh, my Firefox window bounced below the desktop. How might I... retrieve it?
[01:08] <TMD-Dubbed> static in left audio channel on unbuntu 8.10, any ideas? i've tried everything.
[01:09] <R0b0t1> Ah, add a desktop row.
[01:09] <max__> Shingen, it's dangerous??
[01:09] <grinn> zsquareplusc: i'm reconnecting the dvd drive -_-"
[01:09] <Jack_Sparrow> max__, Offtopic
[01:09] <Jack_Sparrow> shingen, Please dont encourage ot
[01:09] <shingen> whoops, sorry
[01:09] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[01:10] <sevenseeker> are dual ATI (crossfire) supported by fglrx?
[01:10] <rccu> sevenseeker: since 8.12 version, yes
[01:10] <Doonz> in grub does it have to boot off the drive based on the uuid or can i set it to /dev/sda
[01:10] <iLogic> mindrape: doesn't make any sense..
[01:10] <Jack_Sparrow> dooglus, /dev will work
[01:10] <sevenseeker> rccu: thank you! great to hear... how is the performance in your opinion?
[01:10] <shingen> I've seen references to 8.12, is that dev only version?
[01:11] <Jack_Sparrow> shingen, there should not be a point release in anything except lts releases
[01:11] <sevenseeker> http://ati.amd.com/support/drivers/linux/linux-radeon.html
[01:11] <rww> shingen: rccu's talking about fglrx version 8.12, the current version of fglrx. Not Ubuntu :)
[01:11] <rccu> sevenseeker: umm.. it may have supported it since 8.8...
[01:12] <rccu> sevenseeker: but I have no use for crossfire :)
[01:12] <sevenseeker> rccu: really?  I am just beginning to spec out a laptop and one offers it... is it not worth it?  I need good graphics rendering for 3D models (homes, cars, etc) and photorealistic backgrounds and lighting
[01:13] <henson> whenever my laptop tries to go to sleep, i get nothing but a blinking cursor.  anyone know how to fix?
[01:13] <shingen> rww: I've seen references to 8.12 with nubuntu, which is why I asked :)
[01:13] <rww> shingen: ah. There is no Ubuntu 8.12. Next version of Ubuntu after 8.10 is 9.04.
[01:13] <Cpudan80> well
[01:13] <Cpudan80> maybe not 9.04
[01:13] <Cpudan80> but most likely 9.04
[01:13] <sevenseeker> rccu: so I really don't want to waste my dinero
[01:13] <onetinsoldier> Why is the Empty Trash button greyed out in Nautilus?
[01:14] <grinn> zsquareplusc: nope same problem
[01:14] <pablolibo> helo world
[01:14] <TMD-Dubbed> static in left audio channel on unbuntu 8.10, any ideas? i've tried everything.
[01:14] <mindrape> TMD-Dubbed: get better speakers?
[01:14] <DIFH-iceroot> onetinsoldier: because the trash is empty?
[01:14] <Jack_Sparrow> TMD-Dubbed, alsa or pulse-audio
[01:14] <TMD-Dubbed> alsa
[01:14] <Guest82473> hy...................
[01:15] <Jack_Sparrow> !trash
[01:15] <shingen> rww: must be just nubuntu then, making up non-standard build versions because they failed to get a 8.10 out there in time :)
[01:15] <max__> Okay, now for an ubuntu-related question.
[01:15] <onetinsoldier> DIFH-iceroot: nope. i just put 2 files into it
[01:15] <max__> How come when I try burning a CD and running firefox, things are extremely slow?
[01:15] <max__> I mean, I have Core 2 Duo E8400 3.00GHz.
[01:15] <Jack_Sparrow> TMD-Dubbed, try /join #alsa
[01:15] <rww> shingen: oh, the n- wasn't a typo.... yeah, probably :)
[01:15] <TMD-Dubbed> ~ Jack_Sparrow ~ thanks
[01:15] <mindrape> max__ run top and see why.
[01:15] <max__> Things are too slow to run top.
[01:15] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[01:15] <mindrape> moar ram?
[01:16] <max__> I have 2GB
[01:16] <rccu> sevenseeker: maybe this can help you a bit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATI_CrossFire :)
[01:16] <rccu> sevenseeker: I don't really know a lot about that
[01:16] <powertool08> too slow for top? is that possible?
[01:16] <max__> Yes.
[01:16] <Jack_Sparrow> max__, probably incorrect video config..
[01:16] <mindrape> powertool08: no, it's a blatant exaggeration.
[01:16] <max__> Hmm?
[01:16] <max__> But I'm running drivers properly...
[01:16] <zsquareplusc> max__: heavy IO can make your computer slow, even when the CPU is fast. also make sure it's not using to much memory and starts using swap
[01:16] <max__> glxinfo turns out find.
[01:16] <[e]Lement> I wish Amarok had an EQ
[01:16] <[e]Lement> =/
[01:16] <max__> fine*
[01:16] <Jack_Sparrow> max__, HAve you changed or installed video drivers
[01:16] <khoollah> where can i get ubuntu 8.10 64 bit version and does it even exist?
[01:16] <max__> No.
[01:17] <zsquareplusc> grinn: do you have a large USB stick? you can make one of these bootable with the live cd
[01:17] <sevenseeker> rccu: works for me, its all helpful, thank you
[01:17] <Jack_Sparrow> max__, what video card and have you checked with effects turned off
[01:17] <max__> 8500GT.
[01:17] <max__> Effects are completely disabled.
[01:17] <[e]Lement> khoollah, http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.10/
[01:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !download
[01:17] <LetsGo67> !dvd
[01:17] <rww> khoollah: Go to http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download and select "64bit version" under "Custom Options"
[01:17] <rccu> !ubuntu
[01:17] <onetinsoldier> khoollah: have you tried going to www.ubuntu.com and clicking on the 'download' button?
[01:17] <max__> !god
[01:17] <max__> aw ..
[01:18] <zsquareplusc> LetsGo67: you can also /msg ubottu
[01:18] <[e]Lement> Way too much flooding of the channel.  Holy crap.
[01:18] <Jack_Sparrow> max__, the 8000's have been the most troublesom of the nvidia
[01:18] <max__> Really..
[01:18] <max__> What about the 9800GTX? I plan on buying one soon.
[01:18] <Jack_Sparrow> [e]Lement,  Then please dont add to it
[01:19] <faryshta> what file need to install to use liveUSB program?
[01:19] <[e]Lement> I didn't add to it because I commented after the flood had ended.  Thank you, tho'!
[01:19] <sevenseeker> anyone have any comments on performance of crossfire ati card setups under ubuntu?
[01:19] <khoollah> thx guys can i somehow upgrade to it without burning cd?
[01:19] <Jack_Sparrow> faryshta, pendrivelinux has all that info
[01:19] <max__> Jack?
[01:19] <grinn> zsquareplusc: i don't have one unfortunately
[01:20] <rww> khoollah: from a 64-bit version of Ubuntu? yes. From a 32-bit version? no.
[01:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !hardware > max__,
[01:20] <zsquareplusc> khoollah: bootable USB stick, network install, hdmedia installer if you have some free space on your disk
[01:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot > [e]Lement
[01:21] <pablolibo> anybody speak spanish?
[01:21] <rebel_kid> how can i change the nice of a process while its running
[01:21] <Jack_Sparrow> !es
[01:21] <rww> !es | pablolibo
[01:21] <pablolibo> I have a problem
[01:22] <Guillotine>  /wave. Anyone know of a way to have different background pictures on different workspaces off-hand?
[01:22] <pablolibo> ok, thanks
[01:22] <Jack_Sparrow> Guillotine, You can , but you lose the ability to have icons on the desktop
[01:22] <rebel_kid> at nice 19 a process will use all available cpu but yield to higher nice processes correct?
[01:22] <Jack_Sparrow> Guillotine, for more info  ask in #compiz
[01:23] <Guillotine> Jack_Sparrow: Much appreciated :)
[01:23] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[01:23] <zsquareplusc> rebel_kid: yes. but nice'd processes wont make your cpu run fast if you have frequency switching enabled
[01:23] <max__> Jack, all the listed video cards will run flawlessly on ubuntu?
[01:23] <rebel_kid> zsquareplusc, :) thank you
[01:24] <rww> !hcl | max__
[01:24] <Jack_Sparrow> max__, I can only go by what we show,  I use only nvidia here
[01:24] <blackest_knight> Jack_Sparrow kde can
[01:24] <max__> Okay, so since my card isn't listed, this means that it's a problematic card?
[01:24] <eseven73> I have an older nvidia 5200 works great in 8.04 (does not work in 8.10)
[01:24] <blackest_knight> max what chipset is it ?
[01:24] <max__> 8500GT.
[01:25] <Jack_Sparrow> max__, All of the 8000 seem to have more issues
[01:25] <max__> Ah.
[01:25] <max__> It seems that only 9800GX2 is supported, though.
[01:25] <max__> I don't want to have to spend 500$ on a video card.
[01:25] <max__> :P
[01:25] <Jack_Sparrow> max__, I have 6000's, 7000, 9000..  I avoided the 8's for just that reason
[01:25] <eseven73> ah why not max__ ?  :)
[01:25] <venger> what man page do i need to look at for the syntax of clauses (ie .similar to "start on stopped rc2") for use in event.d style scripts ?
[01:25] <aganthorp> I use a 9600 GT it works fine
[01:25] <Jack_Sparrow> max__, the 6600 work great for me
[01:26] <max__> I don't have that kind of money, eseven, that's why.
[01:26] <Guest6855> j
[01:26] <max__> the 8500GT works fine in most cases.
[01:26] <max__> Except when multi-tasking ..
[01:26] <eseven73> me either
[01:26] <aganthorp> in fact it gave me the least problems of any I have ever tried
[01:26] <dima5> I am having trouble installing drivers for my wirless internet OS Ubuntu can anyone help
[01:26] <dexi> whats the repos name for Glib 2.0 dev headers?
[01:26] <Doonz> hey is there a way to rescan for hard drives attached to the system
[01:26] <powertool08> max__: are you using hardy or ibex?
[01:26] <max__> Ibex.
[01:27] <natnayr89> hi there, i need help, i now currently use a hp mini 1000, im having trouble setting the internal 3g modem to run with ubuntu, it works fine with win32, however in ubuntu i can only use the external huawei 3g usb modem to access the internet. could someone pls help me
[01:27] <eseven73> Doonz: sudo fdisk -l
[01:27] <zsquareplusc> venger: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/
[01:27] <Doonz> eseven73 no to rescan
[01:27] <Doonz> oh sure now they show up
[01:27]  * Doonz hides
[01:28] <kolby> #ubuntu-dev
[01:28] <pikario> hi, im new . how do i uninstall programs that arent from the apt-get?
[01:28] <doglino> hello, linux don't support two or more programs using sound at the same time??
[01:28] <onetinsoldier> pikario: how did you install them?
[01:28] <blackest_knight> pikario usually synaptic will do it
[01:28] <grinn> zsquareplusc: it's running now ... thanks for your help
[01:28] <pikario> .bundle
[01:28] <doglino> I wanna hear music and talk in Skype
[01:28] <dima5> I am having trouble installing drivers for my wirless internet OS Ubuntu can anyone help
[01:29] <pikario> whatever .bundle is
[01:29] <zsquareplusc> doglino: yes it does. that's why we use pulseaudio
[01:29] <doglino> what is pulseaudio?
[01:29] <pikario> im trying to uninstall vmware but it's not a package anymore
[01:29] <zsquareplusc> doglino: just make sure that all applications use pulseaudio and none is accessing alsa directly
[01:29] <kolby> dima5, sounds like driver issues.  I've had similar problems
[01:29] <zelda> hay
[01:29] <powertool08> pikario: if you installed it via a script it probably has an uninstall script
[01:29] <onetinsoldier> pikario: no idea. never heard of .bundle file before
[01:30] <zsquareplusc> doglino: pulseaudio is a daemon that mixes togherther different audio sources
[01:30]  * kolby googles .bundle
[01:30] <grinn> hey how do i put pidgin as one of those quick access icons?
[01:30] <kolby> wikipedia has an interesting article on .bundle files
[01:30]  * kolby googles .bundle uninstall
[01:31] <onetinsoldier> kolby: cool, i'll have a look
[01:31] <shingen> grinn: right click and select add to panel
[01:31] <transporter> can somebody help me my speakers are not getting muted when i plug in my headset
[01:31] <dima5> I am having trouble installing drivers for my wirless internet OS Ubuntu can anyone help
[01:31] <zsquareplusc> grinn: when you hover over the icon in the menu, right click and select the appropriate action from the pop up menu
[01:31] <doglino> zsquareplusc ok, i will do that
[01:32] <zelda> poop
[01:32] <aganthorp> what type of laptop, transporter?
[01:32] <dima5> I am having trouble installing drivers for my wirless internet OS Ubuntu can anyone help
[01:32] <somethingclever> just popped in to say that Slitaz is the best livecd distro and its great to dualboot or install on a thumbdrive!
[01:32] <powertool08> pikario: what was the app again? vmware?
[01:32] <ionstorm> rgb or cmyk for photo's ?
[01:32] <pikario> vmware player
[01:32] <ionstorm> im not sure the difference, google is confusing me
[01:32] <ionstorm> heh
[01:33] <powertool08> pikario: try "sudo ./VMware.bundle -uninstall"
[01:33] <transporter> aganthorp: Lenovo Y510
[01:33] <powertool08> pikario: taken from -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=944453
[01:34] <aganthorp> transporter: what audio chipset is it using, an intel?
[01:34] <transporter> aganthorp: I know that there is a solution written on the ubuntuforums but i am unable to access that website it says page load error
[01:34] <dima5> Network Card   	Integrated 10/100BASE-T Ethernet LAN
[01:34] <transporter> aganthorp: could you help me as to how to check for the chipset
[01:34] <kolby> powertool08, I found the same article.  Go powertool08
[01:34] <grinn> is there an automatic network detector?
[01:34] <dima5> 802.11 b/g WLAN
[01:34] <doglino> zsquareplusc where i configure that??
[01:34] <dima5> I have ubuntu as an OS
[01:34] <pikario> i had to use gksudo sh vmplayer.bundle
[01:34] <powertool08> kolby: we must be evenly matched in our Google-fu skills :P
[01:34] <pikario> what is gksudo sh?
[01:35] <dima5> I am having trouble installing drivers for my wirless internet OS Ubuntu can anyone help
[01:35] <dima5> Network Card   	Integrated 10/100BASE-T Ethernet LAN
[01:35] <Jack_Sparrow> pikario, gksudo sh is not advised
[01:35] <kolby> powertool08, no,no,  I;m not worthy.  Not worthy~   lol
[01:35] <dima5> 802.11 b/g WLAN
[01:35] <powertool08> pikario: sh means its running a script, gksudo means run graphically with super user privileges
[01:35] <zsquareplusc> doglino: that depends on each application. most of them have some sort of configuration where you can choose alsa/oss/pulse
[01:35] <aganthorp> transporter: aplay -l
[01:36] <dima5> HP Pavilion dv9715nr Notebook PC
[01:36] <hou5ton> I am opening the file manager gentoo with -root--ok, and it still says I don't have permission to move a particular directory??
[01:36] <doglino> do you use Rhythmbox?
[01:36] <transporter> aganthorp: ya its intel
[01:36] <doglino> zsquareplusc do you use Rhythmbox?
[01:36] <Jack_Sparrow> hou5ton, We dont support gentoo
[01:37] <zsquareplusc> doglino: nope, but it is installed by default. it should also default to pulse audio
[01:37] <raylu> powertool08: shell, actually
[01:37] <transporter> aganthorp: this is a bit weird but it seems to be working normally now but still i would like to see what caused it
[01:37] <hou5ton> Jack_Sparrow:   no ... I'm on ubuntu ... it's the file manager that just happens to be named gentoo
[01:37] <powertool08> raylu: ah, thanks for the correction
[01:37] <shingen> how can I turn off usplash to see the boot messages?
[01:37] <Jack_Sparrow> hou5ton, What exactly does lsb_release -a in a term tell you
[01:37] <ligeia1> I am trying to enable horizontal edge scrolling on a macbook 4.1.  My /etc/hal/fdi/policy/appletouch.fdi: http://pastebin.com/f2a5eb782 and my /var/log/Xorg.0.log: http://pastebin.com/f6af44142 indicate that HorizEdgeScroll should be set to true.  However, xinput returns "Synaptics Edge Scrolling: 1, 0, 0" which indicates that horizontal scrolling is not enabled.  Indeed, horizontal scrolling does not work.  But if I do «xinput set-int-prop 
[01:37] <raylu> shingen: in /boot/grub/menu.lst, take out quiet from defoptions
[01:38] <raylu> shingen: then, update-grub
[01:38] <Jack_Sparrow> shingen, remove quiet and splash from the boot line
[01:38] <shingen> thanks
[01:38] <raylu> you can still see boot messages with splash on
[01:38] <hou5ton> Jack_Sparrow:   No LSB modules are available.
[01:38] <hou5ton> Distributor ID:	Ubuntu
[01:38] <hou5ton> Description:	Ubuntu 8.10
[01:38] <hou5ton> Release:	8.10
[01:38] <hou5ton> Codename:	intrepid
[01:38] <FloodBot2> hou5ton: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:38] <aganthorp> transporter: interesting I am reading some stuff on it now
[01:39] <powertool08> shingen: you can also switch to the messages on only the current boot with ctrl+f1 or ctrl+alt+f1 I forget which, then on the next boot its back to usplash
[01:39] <zsquareplusc> doglino: rythmbox probably uses the sound device set in system>prefs>audio. i have all except mixer on automatic there
[01:39] <hou5ton> Jack_Sparrow:   I want to be able to open a file manager sometimes that will let me move stuff anywhere I want
[01:39] <raylu> hou5ton: +x on a directory gives you the permission to move into int
[01:39] <aganthorp> transporter: apparently upgrading to the newest alsa fixes the problem
[01:40] <raylu> hou5ton: *it
[01:40] <Jack_Sparrow> hou5ton, gksudo nautilus, or gksudo thunar etc
[01:40] <transporter> aganthorp: will u help me i would really appreciate it the thread on ubuntuforums is Lenovo Y510 is GO i cannot access it though the page does not load
[01:40] <magikid> I'm not sure what happened but the other day I stopped being about to write to my NTFS drive.  Can anyone help me with this?
[01:40] <raylu> hou5ton: you should check with "ls -ld path/to/dir"
[01:40] <aganthorp> transporter: I am looking for the link to a script that will automatically upgrade your alsa for you standby
[01:41] <transporter> aganthorp: I really appreciate your help :D thankyou so very much
[01:41] <ligeia1> magikid: pastebin the output of «mount»
[01:41] <doglino> zsquareplusc ok, thanks
[01:41] <dexi> AHH dependency hell
[01:41] <dexi> ok i need something called Cairo, any help?
[01:41] <w3rd_> how do you know which version of gnome you are running
[01:41] <w3rd_> ?
[01:41] <ligeia1> dexi: you have it.  What exactly are you trying to do?
[01:41] <rww> w3rd_: main menu > System > About GNOME
[01:41] <w3rd_> k
[01:41] <zsquareplusc> dexi: thats a library? do you need it to compile? libcairo-dev or something like that
[01:42] <joe-coder> When I choose hibernate from guidance power manager, my machine shuts off.  when i power it back up, it loads the os up fresh.
[01:42] <w3rd_> if these icons i want use are for 2.18 is it possible to use in 2.24
[01:42] <w3rd_> ?
[01:42] <mactimes> Hi.  This is sort of a stupid question, but is there a command line option for me to provide a password for sudo in a non-interactive way?
[01:42] <dexi> well im trying to upgrade pidgin which needs glib which needs gtk which needs pango/cairo
[01:43] <ligeia1> !who | dexi
[01:43] <raylu> mactimes: you can set it to not ask for the password...
[01:43] <zsquareplusc> joe-coder: and with pm-hibernate? do you have a swap partition that is working an large enough (hibernate uses that)
[01:43] <ligeia1> dexi: Stick to the repository if you want to stay sane.  Do you have a good reason for upgrading?
[01:43] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, try looking at getdeb.net for a precompiled version
[01:43] <dexi> zsquareplusc: ligeia1 ^see above
[01:43] <zsquareplusc> dexi: apt-get build-dep pidgin
[01:43] <rww> mactimes: echo "passwordgoeshere" | sudo -S commandnamehere should work.
[01:44] <dexi> thanks zsquareplusc that should do it
[01:44] <rww> mactimes: though there's probably a more elegant way of doing it
[01:44] <ligeia1> mactimes: why?
[01:44] <mactimes> rww: Thank you.  I'll try that.
[01:44] <paldives> hi I am trying to make a script that will replace all of my imported file names that have spaces to underlines(_) how can I go about doing this.
[01:44] <zsquareplusc> mactimes: instead of hardcoding passwords, you can also edit sudoers so that that tool can be started without a password for a specific user
[01:45] <eseven73> paldives: 'man find'
[01:45] <ligeia1> paldives: «find» and «rename»
[01:45] <Jack_Sparrow> paldives, try asking in #bash for programming help
[01:45] <magikid> ligeial: http://paste.ubuntu.com/96444/
[01:45] <ligeia1> How can I make pidgin highlight lines with my nick in them?
[01:45] <dexi> :( Firealarm goin off... luckily from cooking though
[01:46] <raylu> mactimes: is MyBook the name of an external hd?
[01:46] <mactimes> ligeia1: I'm writing a program do setup applications and configs for users on a network.  I wan't to write the password once and it will produce all configuration, etc.
[01:46] <mactimes> raylu: ???
[01:46] <simplenewb> how do I play audio through my bluetooth headset? I have paired my headset and can't find what to do next.
[01:46] <raylu> woah, ignore that
[01:46] <ligeia1> mactimes: what you said doesn't really make any sense
[01:46] <raylu> magikid: is mybook the name of an external?
[01:46] <ligeia1> magikid: sdb1 is the problem?
[01:46] <magikid> ligeial: yeah
[01:47] <rww> w3rd_: should be possible, yeah
[01:47] <magikid> ligeial: yes to both questions
[01:47] <conrad_> why isnt my cd-rom showing up in the directories list in qtemu?
[01:47] <mactimes> ligeia1: Well, it may not to you.  It does a lot to me. :)
[01:47] <studente> Hello
[01:47] <raylu> mactimes: i agree; why is sudo involved?
[01:47] <ligeia1> mactimes: sounds like you are doing something the wrong way
[01:47] <mactimes> ligeia1: raylu I'll explain.
[01:48] <ligeia1> magikid: ls -ld /dev/sdb1
[01:48] <ligeia1> I am trying to enable horizontal edge scrolling on a macbook 4.1.  My /etc/hal/fdi/policy/appletouch.fdi: http://pastebin.com/f2a5eb782 and my /var/log/Xorg.0.log: http://pastebin.com/f6af44142 indicate that HorizEdgeScroll should be set to true.  However, xinput returns "Synaptics Edge Scrolling: 1, 0, 0" which indicates that horizontal scrolling is not enabled.  Indeed, horizontal scrolling does not work.  But if I do «xinput set-int-prop 
[01:48] <raylu> ligeia1: that's not the ntfs partition
[01:48] <studente> I can't get my 8.04 install done on my notebook, the dvd drive is probably to much old. What can I do, do yu have any ideas?
[01:48] <ligeia1> raylu: indeed
[01:48] <magikid> ligeial: http://paste.ubuntu.com/96445/
[01:48] <ligeia1> magikid: ls -ld /media/MyBook, sorry
[01:49] <mactimes> ligeia1: I don't want to write a bunch of shell scripts.  I'll write a program which performs all tasks I need.  But it will need sudo authentication in order to install some applications.  I'll write it once to the program, it will keep the password while running in a variable and use it when needed.
[01:49] <conrad_> could anyone tell me how to boot from CD-ROM in qtemu?
[01:49] <Pasku> Hola
[01:49] <mactimes> ligeia1: Makes a bit more sense now?
[01:49] <magikid> ligeial: http://paste.ubuntu.com/96447/
[01:49] <Pasku> hay alguien que me pueda ayudar???
[01:49] <conrad_> !es | Pasku
[01:49] <Pasku> pk
[01:49] <raylu> mactimes: but you're doing these installs over a network...
[01:49] <ligeia1> mactimes: if you run the script with sudo everything inside calling sudo should be able to sudo (I think), but what scripts?
[01:50] <Pasku> ok
[01:50] <rww> mactimes: what ligeia1 said is true. Just write the script without any sudos, then do sudo scriptname.
[01:50] <raylu> ligeia1: /media/MyBook is _not_ the ntfs drive
[01:50] <mactimes> ligeia1: sudo sessions won't last much long.  I'll have to type the password again once the sudo session expires and I don't want to disable sudo either.
[01:51] <raylu> mactimes: the time can be increased and the prompt for a password can be removed
[01:51] <rww> mactimes: umm. If you run a script under sudo, the sudo session lasts for the entire time the script is running.
[01:51] <conrad_> could anyone tell me how to boot from CD-ROM in qtemu?
[01:51] <ligeia1> raylu: what is?  magikid said it was before iirc
[01:51] <magikid> raylu: yes it is
[01:52] <raylu> magikid: o.0. your external is formatted as ntfs?
[01:52] <magikid> raylu: unfortunately
[01:52] <itzhero> What IRC client do you guys use?
[01:52] <mactimes> raylu: rww If I increase the session time, the session will be open for more time than needed.
[01:52] <Cpudan80> itzhero: XCHat
[01:52] <ligeia1> magikid: you should have write permissions.  What does «touch /media/MyBook/testing_write» do?
[01:52] <spaced312> i have just installed intrepid im having problems getting the tail command to work can anyone help
[01:53] <rww> itzhero: don't take polls in this channel, please. #ubuntu is for support questions only
[01:53] <mactimes> rww: If the script takes more time than the session time, that is not true.
[01:53] <Cpudan80> itzhero: sudo apt-get install xchat
[01:53] <ligeia1> spaced312: details
[01:53] <rww> spaced312: be more specific. What problems are you having?
[01:53] <spaced312> well its not working
[01:53] <itzhero> rww: The best place to start for general help with Ubuntu or just to meet other Ubuntu users is #ubuntu or one of the many local language channels.
[01:53] <templaedhel> is it safe to use banshee with an iphone??
[01:53] <raylu> itzhero: irssi
[01:53] <itzhero> http://www.ubuntu.com/support/community/chatirc
[01:53] <hou5ton> You know .... I guess I thought this latest version of Ubuntu would have OpenOffice 3 ???\
[01:53] <ligeia1> mactimes: we are telling you you can sudo the script itself when you run it.  But what do these scripts do exactly?
[01:53] <spaced312> the command tail myfile does nothing
[01:53] <rww> !offtopic | itzhero
[01:53] <rww> hou5ton: you thought wrong :/
[01:54] <ligeia1> hou5ton: nah, wasn't stable with the gnome stuff.  I think they are working on it though.  Check bugs.ubuntu.com
[01:54] <hou5ton> rww:   yep.
[01:54] <ligeia1> spaced312: absolutely no output?  Do you get a new prompt?  What is in "myfile"?
[01:54] <spaced312> nothing
[01:54] <rectec794613> ok i cant resize the windows partition and add a new one for install, i need some help
[01:54] <mactimes> ligeia1: Install/download apps from repos, configures network, etc.
[01:54] <spaced312> just a new line
[01:54] <spaced312> no file opens
[01:55] <ligeia1> spaced312: pastebin your terminal session
[01:55] <ligeia1> !who | spaced312
[01:55] <MikeH> Evening guys, can anyone help? I've just installed ubuntu to a second partition on a 1TB disk (first being NTFS 750GB, second being 250GB EXT3)
[01:55] <magikid> ligeial: touch: cannot touch 'testing_write': Operation not supported
[01:55] <conrad_> does anyone know anything about qtemu error 0003?
[01:55] <MikeH> However, when I try to boot I get Boot0: error.
[01:56] <ligeia1> magikid: anything interesting in 'dmesg'?
[01:56] <Benjamint> So like, I need to ask a question regarding drivers.
[01:56] <xjunior> my networkmanager applet is showing my wired connection, but as disabled and with the following message "device is not manageable"
[01:56] <MikeH> I think the ubuntu install has put grub in the wrong place, and perhaps the error message is from the previous osx bootloader that was on the drive
[01:56] <MikeH> any suggestions?
[01:56] <ligeia1> mactimes: you want to manage several machines as over the network?
[01:56] <templaedhel> ANYONE KNOW if its safe to use banshee with an iphone??
[01:57] <ligeia1> templaedhel: depends on the firmware version
[01:57] <templaedhel> its the newest one
[01:57] <magikid> ligeial: nothing that means anything to me
[01:57] <Benjamint> Will this still work with the latest versions? : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/BuffaloWLIL11GUSB
[01:57] <templaedhel> ligeia1: got it a week ago
[01:57] <BinaryBoy001> !tab
[01:57] <rww> mactimes: What I'm saying is, write a shell script that looks something like http://paste.ubuntu.com/96452/ , then run it as sudo scriptname.sh (after chmodding it, obviously). You're saying that this will what, magically change the user the script's running under when sudo's passwordless timeout thing runs out? Because that hasn't been my experience.
[01:57] <ligeia1> templaedhel: then no since the latest itunesdb hash hasn't been reverse engineered.  Write a letter to apple
[01:57] <raylu> magikid: i'd suggest unmounting it and remounting as ntfs-3g
[01:57] <ali1234> mactimes: session time doesn't matter if you run the script with sudo. it, and any commands it runs, will have permissions until the original script (and therefore sudo) terminates
[01:58] <templaedhel> ligeia1: so I have to use itunes to get stuff onto the phone?
[01:58] <rww> templaedhel: yes
[01:58] <mactimes> ali1234: Thanks.  That will be enough then.
[01:58] <xjunior> my networkmanager applet is showing my wired connection, but as disabled and with the following message "device is not manageable"
[01:59] <magikid> raylu: would that me "mount /dev/sdb1 /media/MyBook -t ntfs-3g" ?
[01:59] <ligeia1> templaedhel: yes and no.  You can jailbreak it and then ssh into it.  You can then use the dtunes app on your phone to play your media
[01:59] <mactimes> rww, ligeia1:  Thanks.
[01:59] <raylu> magikid: yes
[01:59] <templaedhel> ligeia1: rww: well fspot the the pictures off okay
[01:59] <raylu> xjunior: /etc/network/interfaces
[01:59] <vjacob> any thinkpad x30 users here?
[01:59] <templaedhel> ligeia1: I'm not jailbreaking
[01:59] <ligeia1> templaedhel: then you have to use itunes
[01:59] <neeto> has anyone ever used swami successfully? I can't get sound output from the program, even after changing the default sound device to /dev/dsp.
[02:00] <Guest80339> I am trying to debug a series kernel panic (screen freezes, numlock and capslock blink).  I am trying to figure out how to get a stack trace or enable soft kernal panic logs but I am not sure how.  Does anyone have any tips about where I can find some information on how to debug these panics?
[02:00] <magikid> raylu: still nothing
[02:00] <templaedhel> okay thanks
[02:00] <raylu> magikid: did you umount first? nothing after what?
[02:00] <ligeia1> !debug | Guest80339
[02:00] <ligeia1> Guest80339: maybe some hints there
[02:00] <Benjamint> Will this still work with the latest versions? : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/BuffaloWLIL11GUSB
[02:00] <natnayr89> hi there, i need help to get my hp mini 1000 connected with my 3g sim card
[02:00] <natnayr89> pls help
[02:00] <un_dave> hey all. i installed pidgin from source, and now i want to uninstall it so i can install the latest version. how can i uninstall something without the package manager ?
[02:01] <magikid> raylu: yeah, I unmounted it then issued the command.  I tried touching a file in it and it gave me the same error
[02:01] <ligeia1> un_dave: How did you install it?
[02:01] <natnayr89> un_dave: sudo apt-get [remove/uninstall i think]
[02:01] <raylu> magikid: could you show us the relevant mount line again?
[02:02] <un_dave> ligeia1: i installed it from source.
[02:02] <rww> natnayr89: doesn't work if he installed from source (i.e., not using apt-get or a .deb package)
[02:02] <ligeia1> un_dave: that's ambiguous.  Did you use 'make install'?
[02:02] <un_dave> natnayr89: isnt that only if i'd installed the package?
[02:02] <simplenewb> how do I enable individual bluetooth services?
[02:02] <ali1234> un_dave: you can try to 'make uninstall' - if that doesn't work you are pretty much out of luck
[02:02] <un_dave> ligeia1: yes, i believe so. i downloaded the source, and followed the instructions in there. i think it used make install
[02:03] <ligeia1> un_dave: you can try 'make uninstall' from the same place you ran make install then.  If that rule doesn't exist, then just use rm
[02:03] <nestor> wow ubuntu is pretty cool. I like it as much as windows but i cant play my fav mmorpg haha
[02:03] <un_dave> ali1234: where would i run make uninstall? i had the source on the desktop when i first installed, but i think i deleted the folder ages ago
[02:04] <ali1234> un_dave: you'll have to get the source code again, and rerun configure
[02:04] <Benjamint> Will this driver and install method still work with the latest versions? : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/BuffaloWLIL11GUSB
[02:04] <magikid> raylu: sure, http://paste.ubuntu.com/96459/
[02:04] <templaedhel> does itunes work with wine?
[02:04] <raylu> magikid: if it's just one line, you can just paste it here :D
[02:04] <pikario> does ubuntu have anything similar to the registry in windows?
[02:04] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: hello
[02:04] <raylu> magikid: i don't think you mounted it correctly
[02:04] <bcpebert> I am trying to install a science related software program for which the installer requires that I have
[02:04] <ligeia1> nestor: you sure?  What is it?
[02:04] <un_dave> ali1234: ok, so i find the source for v2.5.1, reinstall, and then uninstall!
[02:05] <nestor> hey itunes kid get songbird
[02:05] <rww> templaedhel: you can check that on http://appdb.winehq.org/
[02:05] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: hello :)
[02:05] <magikid> raylu: here's my fstab line: /dev/sdb1 /media/MyBook ntfs-3g user,auto 0 0
[02:05] <ligeia1> templaedhel: didn't work to sync my ipod touch last time i tried
[02:05] <nestor> it has ipod support its awesome
[02:05] <natnayr89> hi there, i need help to get my hp mini 1000 connected with my 3g sim card with the internal sim card reader
[02:05] <ligeia1> pikario: not really, why?
[02:05] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: from now on, i recommend you use 'checkinstall' to install from source. it makes a .deb for you
[02:05] <pikario> just curious
[02:05] <raylu> magikid: o.0... you probably should have mentioned that earlier
[02:05] <raylu> magikid: umount /dev/sdb1 && mount -a
[02:05] <Azazel-AZ> Hello.  Installed 8.10 64 Bit, everytime I run pidgin and set up my accounts, they are not there next time I reload pidgin
[02:05] <ali1234> un_dave: you dont need to install or compile it, you just need to rerun the './configure' step to regenerate the makefile and then 'make uninstall'
[02:06] <raylu> magikid: -a will mount it according to your fstab line, which already says it's ntfs-3g
[02:06] <rww> pikario: linux uses dotfiles in your home directory to store configuration stuff, not a centralized registry
[02:06] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: you do have one choice to get it cleanly uninstalled right now.. want to hear it?
[02:06] <raylu> magikid: the output of mount you just showed me says that it's not currently mounted as ntfs-3g
[02:06] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: sure
[02:06] <Azazel-AZ> any thoughts or help with pidgin?
[02:07] <ali1234> un_dave: if the programmers were lazy there might not be an uninstall rule in the makefile though, in which case... the easiest way would be to run './configure --prefix=/tmp/somedir; make; make install' and then look at what ended up in /tmp/somedir and delete those files manually (they will be in /usr/local by default)
[02:07] <raylu> Azazel-AZ: run pidgin in a terminal
[02:07] <nibsa1242b> tracker says "Can not connect to search services". How do I fix?
[02:07] <magikid> I issued the mount command again and the filesystem is still saying fuseblk
[02:07] <jepong> there's a new version of pidgin right?
[02:07] <pikario> can someone tell me what the /usr/lib directory is for in a nutshell?
[02:07] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: i just run checkinstall in the folder of the source, and it'll make me a .deb?
[02:07] <raylu> jepong: that was a terrible question
[02:07] <Benjamint> Will this driver and install method still work with the latest versions? : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/BuffaloWLIL11GUSB
[02:08] <un_dave> ali1234: i'll hope they have the uninstall thingi :)
[02:08] <jepong> i just saw it over ubuntugeek.com
[02:08] <raylu> magikid: hrm. unmount it and remount it with "mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /media/MyBook
[02:08] <ligeia1> un_dave, ali1234: well even easier is to reinstall it using checkinstall and then uninstalling using APT if the make uninstall rule doesn't exist
[02:08] <doglino> zsquareplusc I did solve the problem.
[02:08] <nibsa1242b> can I safely remove beagle from my system?
[02:08] <raylu> magikid: oh, wait
[02:08] <ligeia1> !fhs | pikario
[02:08] <raylu> mgolisch: before remounting, remove/comment out the fstab line
[02:08] <Azazel-AZ> raylu, I added account, so far nothing out to stderr
[02:09] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: since you did not use checkinstall, tis is what you'd do. ok. you download the source tarball again if you no longer have it. then you unpack it and run the ./configure script again. at that point, you can run 'make uninstall'
[02:09] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: and if i have a .deb file, i wont have to keep the source folder hanging around? i'll just be able to use the package manager? because that'd be ideal in future
[02:09] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: about to do that nowq
[02:09] <grinn> can anyone help me set up my wireless?
[02:09] <Azazel-AZ> It connected and I quite, and no errors to stderr or stdio
[02:09] <Azazel-AZ> reload and no accounts
[02:09] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: correct, you wouldn't have to keep the source folder around if you use checkinstall
[02:09] <rww> nibsa1242b: yes
[02:09] <ligeia1> grinn: you need to give enough details for someone to know
[02:09] <bcpebert> I am trying to install a science related software program for which the installer requires that I have csh installed in Ubuntu, rather than bash which is the default UNIX shell scripting program. I used apt-get to install csh, but when I run the installer, it defaults to bash and the install aborts. How do I get csh recognized as the default scripting environment?
[02:10] <pikario> !vmware > pikario
[02:10] <ligeia1> bcpebert: what are you installing?
[02:10] <Benjamint> Will this driver and install method still work with the latest versions? : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/BuffaloWLIL11GUSB
[02:10] <raylu> Azazel-AZ: do you have a .purple folder in your home directory?
[02:10] <grinn> i'm trying to set up my wireless connection from my laptop and i don't know how to find my ssid
[02:10] <rww> bcpebert: if the installer is a shell script, open it up in an editor and change the first line to use csh\ from whatever it is
[02:10] <s0ber> hi
[02:10] <ligeia1> grinn: it's the name you gave your network on your router
[02:10] <raylu> bcpebert: neither csh nor bash are "scripting environments"
[02:10] <Azazel-AZ> Just found it.  Pidgin is ~/.purple but root:root I will chmod it now, yikes that's a bug
[02:11] <hieu> hi
[02:11] <bcpebert> pathway tools for automatically calling biochemical pathways from genome data. It is written mostly in Lisp.
[02:11] <Azazel-AZ> sorry chown
[02:11] <s0ber> what is the default mail server of 8.10 Ibex?
[02:11] <raylu> Azazel-AZ: no it's not :P
[02:11] <ligeia1> bcpebert: try just running 'csh' and then calling the installer
[02:11] <s0ber> postfix?
[02:11] <simpleos> how do you use seccomp ?
[02:11] <raylu> Azazel-AZ: most likely, you ran pidgin with sudo
[02:11] <w3rd_> how do you change what icons are diplayed on the desktop?
[02:11] <ligeia1> w3rd_: like what exactly?
[02:11] <raylu> !desktop
[02:11] <Azazel-AZ> nope.  I installed w/ sudo lmao, who knows.
[02:12] <simpleos> i compiled it into the kernel, but i do not see anything in /proc
[02:12] <raylu> er...
[02:12] <raylu> !icons
[02:12] <SilverBullet> ora viva
[02:12] <bcpebert> Thanks
[02:12] <w3rd_> well what if you dont want the icons to be visible at all
[02:12] <Azazel-AZ> I'm surprised no output to stderr about permissions
[02:12] <grinn> ligeia1: it was set up by geek squad
[02:12] <ligeia1> w3rd_: see the !icons factoid ubottu said
[02:12] <kevin_> ok bye where
[02:12] <w3rd_> k
[02:12] <SilverBullet> quem aqui quer vir dar uma ajudinha para a secçao de gnu linux do pplware?
[02:12] <Benjamint> Will this driver and install method still work with the latest versions? : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/BuffaloWLIL11GUSB >>;
[02:12] <kevin_> Good night
[02:12] <kevin_> xD
[02:12] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: will i need to do 'sudo make uninstall' ?
[02:12] <hieu> :D
[02:12] <ligeia1> !pt | SilverBullet
[02:13] <raylu> magikid: oops.
[02:13] <ligeia1> grinn: well you should get a list of networks available if you click on the network icon in your notification area
[02:13] <raylu> magikid: before remounting, remove/comment out the fstab line
[02:13] <simpleos> would someone please help?
[02:13] <raylu> magikid: (in case you didn't see that message from earlier. i tab-completed the wrong name again)
[02:13] <s0ber> hi~~~~~~~~~what is the default MTA of 8.10 Ibex? postfix?
[02:13] <mdg> simpleos, what was your question?
[02:13] <ligeia1> simpleos: only if you ask the room a question
[02:13] <Azazel-AZ> raylu: before dropping in here I ran sudo aptiget autoremove --purge pidgin and re-installed it.
[02:14] <ligeia1> s0ber: there isn't a default MTA on 8.10 desktop
[02:14] <raylu> Azazel-AZ: that doens't touch ~/.purple, though
[02:14] <mdg> sober, you having trouble with smtp too?
[02:14] <simpleos> how do you use the kernel config_seccomp option? It's compiled in to my custom kernel.
[02:14] <grinn> ligeia1: i'm not getting anything like that
[02:14] <Azazel-AZ> I know I have no idea how the permission got messed up
[02:14] <simpleos> but i cant see it in /proc
[02:14] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: never mind. i did sudo, and it seems to have worked.
[02:14] <magikid> raylu: and issue the "mount -a" command?
[02:14] <ligeia1> grinn: what version of ubuntu?
[02:14] <raylu> magikid: no. -a mounts from your fstab :D
[02:14] <s0ber> ligeia1, i use 8.10.server.iso
[02:15] <raylu> magikid: mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /media/MyBook
[02:15] <magikid> raylu: gotcha
[02:15] <un_dave> ok, so now i have my fresh source for the latest version. and i want to make a package to install it.
[02:15] <grinn> 1.10.2
[02:15] <venger> i'd like to send a couple debug messages to daemon.log is there a facility perhaps similar to /lib/lsb/init-functions to do this?
[02:15] <ligeia1> s0ber: then check if there is one installed?  It's probably postfix or exim
[02:15] <grinn> ligeia1: 1.10.2
[02:15] <un_dave> do i just run checkinstall in the source folder, or are there some commands i need to run first ?
[02:15] <Azazel-AZ> Ok looks fixed, chown did the trick.
[02:16] <dgar1> venger: man logger
[02:16] <magikid> raylu: touch still gives me operation not permitted
[02:16] <simpleos> Now would someone please help?
[02:16] <Azazel-AZ> been running pidgin since feisty never had that prob before
[02:16] <Benjamint> Will this driver and install method still work with the latest versions? : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/BuffaloWLIL11GUSB >>;
[02:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !kernel
[02:16] <ligeia1> grinn: there's no such version
[02:16] <Jack_Sparrow> simplenewb, Please read the above note
[02:16] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: ok, cool
[02:16] <gaintsura> how can I mount or convert a uif cd image
[02:16] <raylu> magikid: paste the relevant mount line here, please
[02:17] <nibsa1242b> tracker says "Can not connect to search services". How do I fix?
[02:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !iso
[02:17] <s0ber> ligeia1, what would be they ay to check u suggest?
[02:17] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: so i'm in the new source folde3r now. how do i get checkinstall to work ?
[02:17] <magikid> raylu: sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /media/MyBook
[02:17] <simpleos> errrr... I COMPILED MY KERNEL WITH THE OPTION IN!
[02:17] <grinn> ligeia1: sorry 8.10 "intrepid ibex"
[02:17] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: do i just run ./configure then checkinstall ?
[02:17] <ligeia1> grinn: you don't have a network icon in the notification area?
[02:17] <Benjamint> Will this driver and install method still work with the latest versions? : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/BuffaloWLIL11GUSB >>;
[02:18] <ligeia1> s0ber: apt-cache policy exim postfix
[02:18] <jradical> happy new year! can someone help me on installation of ubuntu 8.10 on vostro 1400 dell laptop?
[02:18] <simpleos> I KNOW what a kernel is! and insulting me doesn't help!!!
[02:18] <s0ber> ligeia1, $which postfix? $which exim?
[02:18] <Jack_Sparrow> !caps > simpleos
[02:18] <MikeH> Can anyone help me reconfigure grub?
[02:18] <ligeia1> s0ber: that would work too
[02:18] <s0ber> ligeia1, ok
[02:18] <MikeH> I need to set the active partition for a disk, and then reinstall grub to that
[02:18] <magikid> raylu: I copy and pasted exactly what you wrote
[02:18] <grinn> ligeia1: is that the 2 monitors with an alert in front of them?
[02:18] <SJrX> I have a hard disk that is having problems staying powered on, what can I do in Linux to keep stuff copying off of it?
[02:18] <raylu> MikeH: grub isn't installed to partitions
[02:18] <ligeia1> grinn: yeah
[02:19] <raylu> magikid: er, by "the relevant mount line" i meant the output of "mount" with /dev/sdb1 in it
[02:19] <jradical> i keep getting error on installation... something about an input/output error thing which i'm not familiar with, can someone help?
[02:19] <magikid> raylu: ah, sorry
[02:19] <fxhp> I just deleted my top panel... is there anyway to get it back?
[02:19] <grinn> ligeia1: it wants me to set up a vpn?
[02:19] <MikeH> raylu: Ok, well, the issue I'm having is that I attempted to install osx earlier, and since re-partitioned the drive and installed ubuntu - now it would seem that I'm still getting the osx bootloader ("Boot0: error")
[02:20] <rww> fxhp: do you still have your bottom panel? if so, right-click it and click New Panel
[02:20] <raylu> !grub | MikeH
[02:20] <Azazel-AZ> raylu:  yikes a good bit of my home directory sub folders are all root:root
[02:20] <risix> happy newyear for tommorow to all
[02:20] <fxhp> rww: OMG all the settings are gone...
[02:20] <Benjamint> Will this driver and install method still work with the latest versions? : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/BuffaloWLIL11GUSB >>;
[02:20] <raylu> MikeH: restoregrub should be sufficient, though i'm not so sure how you installed osx or if there are any quirks
[02:20] <magikid> raylu: /dev/sdb1 on /media/MyBook type fuseblk (rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other,blksize=512)
[02:20] <evowill> Hello, I have an issue where when I start programs fullscreen, the mouse doesn't go away, it just stays in the middle,  I have this problem with Performous, OpenArena, and Assault Cube, running 8.10
[02:20] <ehama> Hi. I have Windows and Ubuntu on same disk. I have problems with Windows so I want to reinstall. I had backuped the mbr using dd  command but couldn't restore within Windows. What is the best way to do it?
[02:20] <rww> fxhp: ... yeah, that'd happen if you deleted them
[02:21] <ligeia1> grinn: nothing above that?
[02:21] <Azazel-AZ> sudo chown -R me:me * these is weird
[02:21] <MikeH> raylu: I'll give it a go, but it seems odd that the installer didn't install grub properly in the first place.
[02:21] <rww> !grub | ehama: see second link
[02:21] <raylu> magikid: then i have no idea why it insists to mount as fuseblk
[02:21] <rww> ehama: erm, first link, that is
[02:21] <ehama> rww, ok thanks. I'm looking.
[02:21] <raylu> MikeH: how many hard drives do you have?
[02:22] <magikid> raylu: ok.  well thank you for all your help.  I'll keep playing with it and wading through man pages
[02:22] <grinn> ligeia1: no it's darkened out
[02:22] <ligeia1> raylu, magikid: wasn't paying attention, but you did '-t ntfs' instead of '-t ntfs-3g'?
[02:22] <raylu> ligeia1: regardless, it mounted as fuseblk :P
[02:22] <ligeia1> grinn: ok.  What machine is this again?  What wireless card do you have?
[02:22] <un_dave> could someone confirm that this is still basically the right way to create a .deb from source, and install from the .deb http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-2356.html ? thanks.
[02:23] <racarter> some usb device has been mounted to /media/something.. just cause i'm curious how do i find out what device is mounted there?
[02:23] <Jack_Sparrow> !packaging
[02:23] <magikid> ligeial: nope, although I just tried it to see if it would help, no dice
[02:23] <Benjamint> Will this driver and install method still work with the latest versions? : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/BuffaloWLIL11GUSB >>;
[02:23] <raylu> racarter: mount
[02:23] <Benjamint> of ubuntu that is
[02:23] <risix> sudo aptitude clean
[02:23] <ligeia1> un_dave: checkinstall is not the *right* way.  It's just ok to make personal debs for the lazy
[02:23] <MikeH> raylu: I think I've cracked it - instead of doing setup hd0, as ubuntu seems to have done (which I'm actually worried has broken my raid array :( )
[02:23] <risix> part
[02:24] <magikid> ligeia1: thanks for all your help too
[02:24] <MikeH> I did setup on the drive I installed to (and that I'm booting from)
[02:24] <un_dave> ligeia1:  :( what are the disadvantages?
[02:24] <MikeH> Ubuntu seems to be loading now :)
[02:24] <racarter> raylu, i did mount /media/something which tells me it is already mounted to somewhere... but this feels like a hack.. is this the only way to know where something is mounted?
[02:24] <Benjamint> Will this driver and install method still work with the latest versions of Ubuntu? I need to try and get this aincent wireless card working... : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/BuffaloWLIL11GUSB >>;
[02:24] <ligeia1> un_dave: they don't conform to debian policy and build-deps are not setup correctly I guess
[02:25] <ligeia1> !packaging | un_dave
[02:25] <raylu> racarter: er, type "mount" by itself
[02:25] <evowill> So it seems that whatever is common between Performous, OpenArena, and AssaultCube is having a problem
[02:25] <raylu> racarter: or "mount -l"
[02:25] <dgar1> racarter: df -hT
[02:25] <racarter> thanks!
[02:25] <neeto> if a program asks for your default audio device, is it most likely calling for /dev/dsp or the name of the card (CA0106 in my case)? or something else entirely?
[02:25] <un_dave> ligeia1: ok. will read
[02:25] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: hello
[02:25] <nibsa1242b> tracker says "Can not connect to search services". How do I fix?
[02:25] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: sorry i was away for a bit there
[02:26] <grinn> ligeia1: this is the computer i bought http://www.amazon.com/Acer-8-9-Inch-Netbook-Processor-Battery/dp/tech-data/B001FBW1NC/ref=de_a_smtd
[02:26] <Benjamint> Okay, first question. Are there any Ubuntu drivers for the WLI-USB-L11G network card?
[02:26] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: no worries. so am i on the right track ?
[02:27] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: yeah... you compile, then you use check install like so...   sudo checkinstall make install
[02:27] <Azazel-AZ> Confussed, why is sudo chown -R me:me .* changing other home folders permissions?
[02:28] <Azazel-AZ> never mind .* == .. ugh
[02:28] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: or if that doesn't work quite right, then use   sudo -i   instead, and then run checkinstall make install
[02:28] <ligeia1> grinn: don't know anything about it.  The first thing you need to do is make sure the wireless card is recognized.  Check if you have anything in System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers to install.  If not, just google "Acer Aspire One Ubuntu Intrepid" and see what comes up.  Ask here before doing anything that you don't understand of course.  I must go now though (I don't know anything about that specific computer anyway)
[02:28] <badfish69> can anyone else not burn with brasero in intrepid?
[02:28] <shingen> does anyone know if /usr/sbin/mkinitramfs will take my initramfs-tools changes and let me use them? :)
[02:28] <pretender> I have installed Sun virtualbox via a deb file how do i un install it so i can install the version that supports USB.  I'm running Ubuntu 8.10
[02:28] <ligeia1> grinn: add "wireless" to the google search terms :)
[02:28] <raylu> Azazel-AZ: if you're in your home folder, "." with -R should be fine
[02:28] <ligeia1> pretender: use APT...
[02:29] <grinn> ligeia1: thanks for all your help
[02:29] <onetinsoldier> pretender: dpkg --purge <package_name>
[02:29] <ligeia1> !apt | pretender
[02:29] <nibsa1242b> tracker says "Can not connect to search services". How do I fix?
[02:29] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: ok. so ./configure first. then 'sudo checkinstall make install'
[02:29] <pretender> thanks for the quick reply
[02:29] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: yes
[02:30] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: oh wait.. leaving something out.
[02:30] <fxhp> I lost my sound this happens after every upgrade
[02:30] <fxhp> Any help?>
[02:30] <Azazel-AZ> not as root it changes . and .. with .* but with * instead of .* it doesn't change the hidden floders ownership
[02:30] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: ok. just trying to work out why pidgin wants me to disable network manager...
[02:30] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: run the configure script(./configure), then...  make
[02:31] <MikeH> Doeds kubuntu-desktop in 8.10 use kde4?
[02:31] <MikeH> *does
[02:31] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: you have to run 'make' to compile the thing first.. lol
[02:31] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: yup :) i guessed that.
[02:31] <rww> MikeH: yes
[02:31] <jfk_samooookaaaa> Herro!
[02:31] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: ok
[02:31] <gobolin> goodmoning
[02:31] <MikeH> gah
[02:31] <jfk_samooookaaaa> I'm an Ubuntu pervert!
[02:32] <MikeH> What is ubuntu studio? And how do I get rid of it in favour of standard ubuntu stuff?
[02:32] <Azazel-AZ> $ chown -ARE me:me .*
[02:32] <Azazel-AZ> chown: changing owership of `../otherguy': Operation not permitted
[02:33] <Azazel-AZ> intresting
[02:33] <rww> !ubuntu studio | MikeH
[02:33] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: apparently i need this package network-manager-dev
[02:33] <tons2000> where is the firefox/mozilla plugin directory on 8.10 with ff3?
[02:33] <eseven73> Azazel-AZ: put sudo before that
[02:33] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: oh? hmmm
[02:33] <MikeH> rww: So how do I get the normal gnome desktop? I've tried installing gnome-desktop and changing the default session, to no avail
[02:33] <Azazel-AZ> I don't want to change those, that was the mistake a second ago.
[02:33] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: so, install it
[02:34] <Out_Cold> MikeH, what is it that you get now?
[02:34] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: apt-get install network-manager-dev
[02:34] <Out_Cold> *as a DE
[02:34] <jradical> Err 5 on ubuntu 8.10 installation help! I can't install ubuntu on my dell vostro 1400 dual-boot with XP
[02:34] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: yup. now configure works without any exceptions :D i always just disabled the network manager support. :) it's 'make'ing now
[02:34] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: ok, coolio
[02:34] <Azazel-AZ> I can fix this, but who owns lost+found?  there is no lost+found on the hardy machine I'm using to debug this ibex one
[02:34] <MikeH> Out_Cold: Studio branded boost splash, login splash and wallpaper, gnome is black colour scheme and missing bottom taskbar
[02:35] <MikeH> Out_Cold: Whilst it's all configuration stuff, I'd prefer to have it default
[02:35] <Out_Cold> yea.. i didn't know that there was a straight 'studio' install....
[02:35] <rww> Azazel-AZ: on my machine, lost+found is owned by root:root
[02:35] <shingen> anyone have experience with making a new initramfs ?
[02:36] <MikeH> well the mini iso said it was required
[02:36] <MikeH> so I installed it
[02:36] <MikeH> :/
[02:36] <Azazel-AZ> thanks, that was my guess, but ask twice screw it up once
[02:36] <Out_Cold> back up and install ubuntu 8.10 or 8.04 and then install the studio if you want
[02:36] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: hey, just a random question. if i have this compiling in a terminal on the desktop, and i close the terminal window, will the command finish executing? or will it be terminated?
[02:36] <mdg> MikeH, what did you install the mini iso on?
[02:36] <tons2000> Out_Cold - i don't think there is anymore....
[02:36] <tons2000> un_dave - terminated
[02:36] <rww> un_dave: terminated, usually
[02:36] <tons2000> un_dave - that's why screen is awesome ;)
[02:36] <Out_Cold> any more what tons2000
[02:36] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: that would terminate it unless you want to use job control to put it into the background
[02:36] <MikeH> mdg: What do you mean? I burnt it to a dvd (only thing available), and installed it to a spare partition?
[02:36] <tons2000> Out_Cold - ubuntu studio started out as a separate install
[02:37] <un_dave> ok, cool thats what i thought.
[02:37] <Azazel-AZ> sudo -s
[02:37] <mdg> I meant what kind of computer, sorry
[02:37] <Azazel-AZ> su otherguy and then I can fix his permissions.
[02:37] <tons2000> [was feisty based iirc]
[02:37] <MikeH> x86, Core2Quad intel thing.
[02:37] <un_dave> i havent used screen for a long time. but i remember it being cool :)
[02:37] <Out_Cold> oh.. yea lol...
[02:37] <tallmtt_> Anyone successful using synce?
[02:37] <Doonz> Dec 29 07:43:28 sserver1 sudo:     root : TTY=unknown ; PWD=/ ; USER=server ; COMMAND=/usr/bin/gconftool --get /system/http_proxy/use_http_proxy
[02:37] <Doonz> Dec 29 07:43:29 sserver1 sudo:     root : TTY=unknown ; PWD=/ ; USER=server ; COMMAND=/usr/bin/gconftool --get /system/http_proxy/host
[02:37] <Doonz> Dec 29 07:43:29 sserver1 sudo:     root : TTY=unknown ; PWD=/ ; USER=server ; COMMAND=/usr/bin/gconftool --get /system/http_proxy/port
[02:37] <onetinsoldier> un_dave: ctrl+z  will put it into the background.. but in a 'stopped' state. after ctrl+z you have to type in 'bg' and then press Enter
[02:38] <tallmtt_> I just tried to install synce in Ubuntu Hardy without success :( I mean, it installed and connected to my device, but did not sync
[02:38] <mdg> Is there a CLI program to access MP3 players?
[02:39] <tons2000> mdg - mount ?
[02:39] <tons2000> where is the firefox/mozilla plugin directory on 8.10 with ff3?
[02:40] <mdg> tons2000: will that work with microsoft formatted devcie?
[02:40] <enfefi> I need help! I deleted some bluetooth applications and deleted also their settings files. I reinstalled them but the settings files were not created. I don know how to create those files again
[02:40] <shingen> tons2000: ~./mozilla/firefox3
[02:40] <evowill> mdg: you can just browse it with nautilus, and some players can/should be switched to UMS mode for best compatibility
[02:40] <tons2000> mdg - sure, you might need to use -t vfat
[02:40] <kolby> I'm having wireless issues.  When I ping anything except 127.0.0.1 I get an error message that infroms me I have unsufficient persmissions.  (I tried sudo piong too)
[02:40] <tons2000> shingen - i don't see a plugin folder
[02:40] <kolby> s/infroms/sinforms
[02:40] <mdg> nautilius = CLI???
[02:40] <evowill> mdg: nautilus = your file browser
[02:41] <shingen> tons2000: oh, plugins, not extensions... nevermind
[02:41] <UbunUbun> Hi
[02:41] <simpleos> A commentary for those being in the channel for 10+ minutes: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/96477/
[02:41] <albech> im having some graphical issues with my nvidia drivers in 8.10. The top bar of windows disappear somewhat when the window lose focus.
[02:41] <Bit_Breaker> hello all
[02:41] <MikeH> hrm
[02:41] <Doonz> Guys i need a security expert to go over log files with me because i beleive my box may have been rooted
[02:41] <simpleos> Doonz: I'll help
[02:41] <mdg> I'm in a CLI environment
[02:41] <n8tuser> kolby - shouldnt be, a regular user can use ping
[02:41] <Doonz> simpleos can we go private
[02:41] <MikeH> Is there any easy way to test boot windows from the grub command line? So I can figure out which device I need to boot windows from for menu.lst
[02:42] <simpleos> OK. You start.
[02:42] <Azazel-AZ> had to kil lother account remove home directory versus changing permissions for each hidden folder one at a time
[02:42] <Azazel-AZ> chown .* bad
[02:42] <MikeH> Windows being on a raid array, I'm not sure how grub will assign it.
[02:43] <venger> Azazel-AZ, find <somehomedir> -exec chown them:theirgroup {} \; will work
[02:43] <un_dave> onetinsoldier: it failed to create the package :( some file errors?
[02:44] <un_dave> shoudl i just see if maike install works ?
[02:44] <Azazel-AZ> thanks, I'll ut it in my notebook.  I can't belief chown will accend into parent directories
[02:45] <Ketzu> Is Wireless N supported by Ubuntu yet?
[02:45] <venger> Azazel-AZ, its the shells fault really, shell expansion i think z or c shell actually avoids this behavior
[02:46] <marcelo> Hi
[02:47] <Bit_Breaker> Does anyone use hfsplus for ubuntu?
[02:47] <marcelo> hi i am Marcelo
[02:47] <Bit_Breaker> hi marcelo
[02:47] <marcelo> hi
[02:48] <Azazel-AZ> ﻿venger: file bug report with gnu core-utils or ubuntu?
[02:48] <Azazel-AZ> chown needs a '..' filter in the program
[02:48] <marcelo> sorry
[02:48] <bobbie4> I luv ubuntu
[02:48] <evowill> Ketzu: yes
[02:49] <Guest24923> how is the command to change of channel please?
[02:49] <rww> Guest24923: /join #channelname
[02:49] <Guest24923> thanks
[02:49] <ensi> can anyone tell me why this is not working, im trying to get alt+p to output pipe
[02:49] <MikeH> There must be a way to "list" the hd's grub can see?
[02:49] <ensi> keycode 33 = p P 0x7c 0x7c 0x7c
[02:49] <Azazel-AZ> then /part #oldchannelname
[02:49] <MikeH> I need to find the hd/partition that it see's my raid array as
[02:49] <ensi> xmodmap -e "keycode 33 = p P 0x7c 0x7c 0x7c"
[02:50] <Skrimmypoo> from the chown man page:
[02:50] <Skrimmypoo>   -R, --recursive
[02:50] <Skrimmypoo>               operate on files and directories recursively
[02:50] <ehama> I'm having problems with my wireless connection. Some websites start loading but doesn't load at all. Can it be anything related with the drivers?
[02:50] <Bit_Breaker> is there support for HFS+ volumes in Ubuntu?
[02:51] <bazhang> !info hfsplus | Bit_Breaker
[02:52] <Azazel-AZ> ﻿Skrimmypoo: but the hidden folders in the home directory were assigned to root so of course chown -R me:me * but that changed all but hidden and sudo chown -R me:me .* changed the parents and children it ascended and desended at the same time into from /home/me to /home and /home/otherpeople as well as .purple and .xorg etc
[02:52] <rodolfo> Firefox keeps eating up my processor! It seems that it happens randomly and all I gotta do is download a new browser like flock at getdeb.net. There is the .deb installer to DL but the question here is: how to uninstall a program installed manually?
[02:52] <bobbie4> Hey, I somehow boned something up. I've got an acer aspire one, I wanted to leave the Linpus on the internal SSD but install Ubuntu 8.10 on an external USB HDD. The install went okay, except for the fact that I can't boot from either the external drive or the internal drive. Keeps reporting a Grub 2 error. Any ideas?
[02:53] <wikki> fodolfo, a manually installed deb?
[02:53] <rodolfo> wikki, yeah
[02:53] <wikki> use dpkg
[02:53] <evowill> rodolfo: If you installed a .deb, you can use dpkg
[02:53] <dgar1> rodolfo: dpkg --remove the_package_name
[02:53] <wikki> I have that same problem rodolfo
[02:53] <wikki> with firefox
[02:53] <rodolfo> wikki evowill dgarl, what is this command for?
[02:54] <wikki> dpkg is the debian package manager
[02:54] <rodolfo> wikki, so fr is there a workaround from mozilla?
[02:54] <rodolfo> so far*
[02:54] <wikki> I don't know of one
[02:54] <wikki> mine seems to do it with flash sites
[02:55] <wikki> but not flash
[02:55] <rodolfo> wikki, here is the same but they should be aware of this issue by now
[02:55] <_cb> I have a mail list with 27 people but looks as if Evolution only sent the mail to the first 16. Is there a limit on the mailing lists?
[02:55] <wikki> I have done some googling and haven't been able to find a solution
[02:56] <wikki> I just reinstalled my whole box and ti's still happening
[02:56] <wikki> my system also isn't seeing all 4gb of my memory
[02:56] <wikki> on 64 bit
[02:56] <eseven73> !enter
[02:56] <wikki> anyone know why that might happen?
[02:56] <rodolfo> the weird part is when you run a .flv file through totem media player, it doesn't require too much power processor  but viewing a flash movie @ youtube burns my processor...
[02:56] <rww> !enter | wikki
[02:56] <wikki> sorry
[02:56] <zsquareplusc> _cb: or your ISP's mail server has a limit. if you regularly write to many people, you could set up a proper mailing list
[02:56] <Ketzu> evowill: Is there a list of supported cards/laptops perchance?
[02:56] <nogagplz> rodolfo: agreed, youtube embedded videos on my pentium 3 kills it
[02:57] <wikki> pentium 3!, time to upgrade
[02:57] <rodolfo> sadly I have experienced this issue since 7.10
[02:57] <_cb> zsquareplusc don't think it is ISP that list used to work out of Outlook. What do you mean by proper mailing list?
[02:57] <Guest23955> wikki, used for intergrated graphics?
[02:57] <rodolfo> and I don't know whose fault it is...mozilla, adobe or they both...?
[02:58] <eseven73> rodolfo: more likely its a Flash issue
[02:58] <wikki> I don't think so guest, my 1 gb worked fine, it looks like it's hitting the 3.2 gb 32 bit limit
[02:59] <wikki> eseven73: I think it's a flash issue too, but i'm still not sure what to do
[02:59] <AltiusBimm> greetings, there seems to be a bit of a logic error in 9.04 alpha 2 that keeps the liveCD login in an infinite loop. I should be able to work around it if someone knows the default users "ubuntu" password
[02:59] <zsquareplusc> _cb: a mailing list is a service where many people can subscribe. but you sent mails to only one address and all subscribers get a copy. mailman is such a server but there are also free services where you don't need your own server
[02:59] <rodolfo> eseven73 then maybe using another Flach media player can get this solved. is Gnash mature enough to do the job?
[02:59] <dsdeiz> oh, so to hide files you need to put 'dot' at  the beginning?
[02:59] <Guest23955> wikki, do u get same problem from 64 bit live cd?
[02:59] <bazhang> AltiusBimm, #ubuntu+1 for jaunty discussion
[02:59] <Bit_Breaker> lol@ dot at the begging
[02:59] <wikki> yes Guest23955
[02:59] <rww> dsdeiz: putting a dot in front of the name tells your file manager that it's a system file, so it doesn't show it by default. they're not very well hidden :)
[03:00] <_cb> zsquareplusc thanks. Don't write often enough to warrant that. Just trying to set up pickup soccer games with friends
[03:00] <Guest23955> wikki, if it happens in multiple different versions then thats not a software problem
[03:00] <eseven73> rodolfo: flash issues can be complicated and above my expertise, you'll have to just keep asking like every 5 mins or so. :)
[03:00] <ensi> useless
[03:00] <Guest23955> like multiple diff ubuntu versions or distros
[03:01] <wikki> all 4gb shows up in the bios
[03:01] <evowill> Ketzu: message sent
[03:02] <Guest23955> wikki, video isnt used in bios tho so it must used for video...do u have an intergrated video card?
[03:02] <wikki> yes, but I'm pretty sure it has it's own memory
[03:03] <rodolfo> dgar1: the 'dpkg --remove the_package_name' command is supposed to be used using the terminal browsing the location where the app is installed or this is not necessary?
[03:03] <Guest23955> wikki, is it a laptop?
[03:03] <wikki> no
[03:03] <Guest23955> wikki, u have mobo's details?
[03:03] <dgar1> rodolfo: correct
[03:03] <evowill> rodolfo: not necessary to be in the directory
[03:03] <dummyhead3> gs
[03:04] <wikki> yeah, hang on a sec and i'll get it
[03:04] <Guest23955> wikki, k
[03:05] <natnayr89> hi, does anyone here have a hp mini 1000, need help configuring igrantt
[03:05] <AltiusBimm> bazhang: thanks, i think it would be the same password in most any version since the liveCD-installer feature was implemented though ;P
[03:06] <rodolfo> thanks you all for the info guys! keep up this good job and have a happy new year! c ya
[03:06] <eseven73> how do i send irssi in the background? i need to restart x but dont wanna restart irssi, or would i loose it even if sending it to the background if i restart X? *kicks self for not using screen*
[03:06] <MikeH> erm
[03:07] <damo22> does anyone know anything about raid?  i installed 2 hdds as a mirrored raid using a raid controller built into a motherboard.. now the motherboard died and i need to get access to my old files... how do i do that?
[03:07] <MikeH> Where is X config in 8.10?
[03:07] <MikeH> /etc/X11/xorg.conf is empty?
[03:07] <caca> hai
[03:07] <caca> caca,you
[03:07] <waxhead_> eseven73: is irssi a console app?
[03:07] <eseven73> yes
[03:08] <eseven73> terminal irc client :)
[03:08] <onetinsoldier> MikeH: i have some instructions that should make a full file
[03:08] <Bit_Breaker> thanks shirmmypoo
[03:08] <waxhead_> eseven73: ps aux | grep irssi  and make a note of the pid
[03:08] <caca> aim not englis.indonesia
[03:08] <waxhead_> eseven73: then bg <pid>
[03:08] <MikeH> onetinsoldier: it's ok, atichecker seems to have filled it.
[03:08]  * MikeH tests
[03:08] <Bob24> hello
[03:08] <onetinsoldier> MikeH: okie
[03:08] <waxhead_> do what you need to and then fg <pid> when you are ready
[03:08] <Bob24> for some reason all my videos on my mythbuntu installation are out of sync when i play them. What could be causing this?
[03:09] <caca> hello bob 24
[03:09] <eseven73> waxhead_: ok how to get it back after i boot into X?
[03:09] <eseven73> waxhead_: ah ok ty
[03:09] <waxhead_> eseven73: open a teminal/console and then fg <pid>
[03:09] <caca> leh kenal
[03:09] <Bob24> hi caca
[03:09] <waxhead_> eseven73: you can also just type jobs at the command line and it will show up jobs you have backgrounded
[03:10] <merther> anyone know a good program that I can use to format a flash drive?
[03:10] <eseven73> ok ty
[03:10] <Bob24> do you know much about mythbuntu
[03:10] <caca> btw lg pa ni
[03:10] <MikeH> hrm
[03:10] <onetinsoldier> merther: parted and mkfs
[03:10] <damo22> does anyone know anything about raid?  i installed 2 hdds as a mirrored raid using a raid controller built into a motherboard.. now the motherboard died and i need to get access to my old files... how do i do that?
[03:10] <bazhang> !id | caca
[03:10] <MikeH> X doesn't seem to be using /etc/X11/xorg.conf, even though I've created it
[03:10] <merther> thanks
[03:10] <MikeH> is there something else it may be using?
[03:10] <eseven73> waxhead_: it keeps saying bash: bg: 13647: no such job
[03:11] <wikki> Guest23955: it's an intel 9453gl
[03:11] <Fragsworth> I'm running a remote Ubuntu server and I want to install a (secure) remote desktop on it; does anyone know of any good resources for this?
[03:11] <onetinsoldier> merther: parted to make partition(s) if you want... mkfs to format a filesystem
[03:11] <nickrud> MikeH, take a look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log , it tells you which file it's using
[03:11] <wikki> I wonder if I need to update the bios or something
[03:11] <caca> hai bazhang
[03:11] <waxhead_> damo22: if it's a mirror, you should be able to mount it normally
[03:11] <waxhead_> eseven73: is that the pid of irssi?
[03:11] <eseven73> yep
[03:11] <merther> onetinsoldier:  Thanks I'll check those out.
[03:11] <zsquareplusc> Fragsworth: i'm usally happy with either ssh -X  or vnc over ssh
[03:12] <onetinsoldier> merther: ok, you're welcome
[03:12] <caca> napa gak pke bhsa indo ja
[03:12] <bazhang> caca, this is ubuntu support; /join #ubuntu-id
[03:12] <Azazel-AZ> thanks for the help everyone.
[03:12] <Bob24> for some reason all my videos on my mythbuntu installation are out of sync when i play them. What could be causing this?
[03:12] <caca> aim not englis
[03:12] <waxhead_> eseven73: it's the first number in the output... so you should see something like you name and then the pid
[03:12] <damo22> waxhead_: so i could install it into an external usb hdd box and just plug it in and mount it as a single drive?
[03:12] <eseven73> waxhead_: yeah thats what i picked
[03:12] <ohmygod> who can tell me, how to find the asm/io.h file ? I have installed linux-header package
[03:13] <zsquareplusc> ohmygod: locate io.h   maybe after a run of update-db
[03:13] <onetinsoldier> MikeH: you may have created the file and put it in place, but have you restarted X since doing so?
[03:13] <waxhead_> damo22: maybe... as long as you mount it iwth the right filesystem you should be fine...
[03:14] <waxhead_> damo22: it's a mirror, so you have 2 to go with... striping is more of a problem as you would have to get at least 2 of the 3 ( if you used 3 ) up to get at your data
[03:14] <caca> hi
[03:14] <onetinsoldier> MikeH: also, check out -->  grep drivers /var/log/Xorg.0.log   if you don't want to look through the whole file
[03:14] <dgar1> ohmygod: find /usr/src -iname 'asm/io.h'
[03:14] <damo22> waxhead_: even with an obscure raid controller... it wouldnt partition the drive in an unreadable way?
[03:14] <onetinsoldier> ohmygod: you'll need to make a symlink
[03:14] <ohmygod> zsquareplusc, no, The header file should in /usr/include/asm/ , but there's nothing.
[03:15] <waxhead_> eseven73: it can't be the right pid then.... ??
[03:15] <Guest23955> wikki, sry my internet disconnected did u get the information?
[03:15] <wikki> Guest23955: it's an intel D945gl
[03:15] <zsquareplusc> ohmygod: why should it be there. that path somehow doesnt work if you have multiple linux-headers installed
[03:15] <waxhead_> damo22: dunno... guess you'll have to try it out... no harm in that...
[03:16] <wikki> er D945CGL
[03:16] <Overshee> whats a fan control program?
[03:16] <kdubya> hey i just got a machine from dell with ubuntu installed, and it wont let me ssh to any other machines
[03:16] <kdubya> it just hangs after authentication
[03:16] <waxhead_> damo22: I can't see why it would.. even for a mirror... but then I'm not the world's best expert on things like this...
[03:16] <damo22> waxhead_: my friend tried putting the 2 drives into an external raid box, but the drives wouldnt appear (on a mac)
[03:16] <kdubya> do they do something to block ssh?
[03:16] <antonia-laptop> hey guys, my laptop is having some graphic card issues, it says that fglrx needs to be enabled yet it doesnt enable it, however, xorg-driver-fglrx was installed and when i uninstalled x failed to start untill i reinstalled it. Also, i cannot shut down nor log off from the menu, i have to open a console and type sudo reboot
[03:17] <ohmygod> zsquareplusc, then, I have to make a symlink to it? ok, thanks
[03:17] <waxhead_> damo22: if it was me, I'd just try the one disk on a spare controller (IDE? SATA? ) and see if I could mount that...
[03:17] <damo22> waxhead_: ok thanks i'll tell him to give that a try
[03:17] <Delvien> In bash, how do i change the working directory?
[03:18] <kdubya> uh, cd
[03:18] <zsquareplusc> ohmygod: maybe they are in /usr/src/linux-headers-`uname -r`/ ...
[03:18] <debCarlos> Delvien: cd new_directory
[03:18] <waxhead_> damo22: you could also try a live disk like knoppix... I once recovered data from a fat32 drive that had it's MBR corrupted...
[03:18] <Delvien> debcarlos sorry, bash script
[03:18] <MikeH> Anyone here use irssi? Do you use something other than gnome-terminal for it? I find it's less than ideal, for example alt+left/right doesn't work, alt+t will open up tabs menu instead of changing window
[03:18] <Delvien> debCarlos: I have cd /directory, but im afraid it doesnt actually make it cd when i run the script
[03:18] <Overshee> whats a fan control program for ubuntu?
[03:19] <antonia-laptop> if it helps i'm using a del inspiron e1705 integrated radeon card
[03:19] <kdubya> Delvien, what do you think the difference between a script and the commands you type are?
[03:19] <debCarlos> Delvien: How do you know it ?
[03:19] <Bob24> for some reason all my videos on my mythbuntu installation are out of sync when i play them. What could be causing this?
[03:19] <kdubya> anyone know how to shut off whatever firewall crap dell installed on this machine?
[03:20] <Gumby> kdubya: dell installs ubuntu?
[03:20] <Doonz> simpleos you still around
[03:20] <kdubya> Gumby, yes
[03:20] <Delvien> debCarlos: kdubya got it, I had an extra exec= in there for some reason
[03:20] <Overshee> whats a fan control program for ubuntu?
[03:20] <hspaans> ufw you mean
[03:21] <debCarlos> Delvien: ok
[03:21] <debCarlos> !ufw
[03:21] <Overshee> me?
[03:21] <debCarlos> what's ufw ?
[03:21] <dcider> running ati 9600xt, catalyst and a viewsonic va1912, on 8.10. refresh rate is 60 with no choices, what to do???? was able to load the monitor inf in 8.04 but cant seem to find a way to do it now....
[03:21] <Delvien> United Farm Workers
[03:21] <onetinsoldier> MikeH: try rxvt-unicode
[03:21] <debCarlos> lol
[03:21] <Overshee> me?
[03:22] <Overshee> whats a fan control program for ubuntu?
[03:22] <hspaans> kdubya: ufw - program for managing a netfilter firewall <-- most likely this is the one
[03:22] <Delvien> kdubya: UFW http://linuxappfinder.com/package/ufw
[03:22] <kdubya> oh, sweet
[03:22] <zsquareplusc> Delvien: wh not packages.ubuntu.com? ;-)
[03:22] <hspaans> Overshee: fan control? that is something the hardware should handle
[03:23] <Delvien> zsquareplusc: It has links to ubuntu wiki
[03:23] <debCarlos> Overshee: i think you can manage your fan through /proc/acpi/fan or something like it
[03:23] <debCarlos> Overshee: you should google about it
[03:23] <grayhane> went from 7.10 to 8.10 , now cannot read usb flash card, also system hangs up on boot if flash is plugged into the USB at time of boot.
[03:24] <kdubya> damn, i stopped the firewall
[03:24] <onetinsoldier> grayhane: so, you upgrade from 7.10 to 8.10... no version in between, correct?
[03:24] <kdubya> ssh still hangs after authentication
[03:24] <kdubya> anyone know what mighgt cause that?
[03:25] <zsquareplusc> Delvien: ok, that site doesn't look bad. and it seems to check your OS (browser header) :-)
[03:25] <ohmygod> zsquareplusc, there are many header files, how to make a link to /usr/include ? link the /usr/src/`uname -r`/include directory to /usr/include/ ?
[03:25] <MikeH> onetinsoldier: I don't understand, sorry?
[03:25] <grayhane> onetinsoldier, I installed 8.10 on clean drive. all worked in 7.10 but now no usb
[03:25] <Wicked> everytime i log into gnome i need to killall pulseaudio for my sound to work. and i also need to killall gnome-screensaver or else it makes full screen video act really slow
[03:26] <zsquareplusc> ohmygod: ln -s   can be used to make links, but i don't know what the standard is for the kernel
[03:26] <onetinsoldier> grayhane: oh.. i see. thought you got to 8.10 through upgrading, bot a fresh install
[03:26] <Wicked> how i can i make it so pulseaudio and gnome-screensaver dont start?
[03:26] <onetinsoldier> MikeH: Anyone here use irssi? Do you use something other than gnome-terminal for it? I find it's less than ideal, for example alt+left/right doesn't work, alt+t will open up tabs menu instead of changing window  --> my reply: try rxvt-unicode
[03:26] <Doonz> simpleos you still around
[03:26] <grayhane> onetinsoldier, my attempt to do an upgrade was a disaster, so I did fresh install
[03:27] <zsquareplusc> Wicked: i think it would be better to fix.. but you find them in the session system>prefs>sessions
[03:27] <onetinsoldier> MikeH: as in ...   sudo apt-get install rxvt-unicode
[03:27] <Wicked> zsquareplusc, that doesnt seem to disable them
[03:28] <moods> hello all
[03:28] <onetinsoldier> grayhane: ok, roger
[03:28] <grayhane> onetinsoldier, any idea how I can get this usb to read the flash ? tried installing the auto mount for usb, still nothing.
[03:29] <waxhead_> eseven73: try CRTL-Z in irssi... that should send it to the background...
[03:29] <debCarlos> can someone say me if i should have any files under /proc/acpi/fan/ ( i'm on ubuntu 8.04 )
[03:30] <debCarlos> grayhane: what's your kernel version ? ( uname -r )
[03:30] <onetinsoldier> grayhane: i only replaied because i got the impression that you went frmo 7.10 to 8.10 by upgrading straight from one to the other. i didn't know you did a clean install of 8.10 on a new drive. sorry, i don't know what's wrong
[03:30] <onetinsoldier> replied*
[03:30] <evowill> grayhane: message sent
[03:31] <Guest60019> wikki, can u tell me again (i was the guest)
[03:31] <BT3MS_evil> still you are.
[03:31] <grayhane> debCarlos, not really sure, what is the command for that in the treminal ?
[03:31] <debCarlos> grayhane: uname -r
[03:32] <eseven73> Angelina24-CAM is "onjoin spamming"
[03:32] <danl> why does useradd create a user ignoring the rules in /etc/adduser.conf ?
[03:33] <danl> Angelina24-Cam, on join spammed me too
[03:33] <_786soul> I've done some reading, but just for clarification, ubuntu and linux in general still is behind in playing HD and blueray video? Or is there a way it can be done rather imply?
[03:33] <_786soul> simply*
[03:33] <BT3MS_evil> nothing ..
[03:33] <eseven73> !op | Angelina24-Cam is "onjoin spamming"
[03:34] <danl> she didn't do it to me when i rejoined
[03:34] <danl> but the first time i connected she did
[03:34] <danl> or it more pointedly
[03:34] <eseven73> she got me twice
[03:34] <danl> is there a way to force useradd to adhere to the rules in adduser.conf?
[03:35] <waxhead_> eseven73: crtl-z didn't work then?
[03:35] <eseven73> waxhead_: no and im having probs with screen and irssi, if i use irssi in screen i cant backspace
[03:36] <danl> eseven73: thats odd
[03:36] <eseven73> yeah works fine in my other computer
[03:36] <BT3MS_evil> default your irssi options.
[03:36] <waxhead_> danl: adduser and useradd aren't the same thing...
[03:36] <caca> jai
[03:36] <waxhead_> danl: adduser will use the adduser.conf file...
[03:37] <caca> can you
[03:37] <nikitis> Can anyone help me with a java issue i'm having?
[03:37] <nikitis> http://rafb.net/p/TA2xJG72.html
[03:37] <venger> eseven73, is it printing a ^? or ^H instead
[03:37] <danl> i know waxhead_, but i can't get adduser to do noninteractive user adding
[03:37] <eseven73> no
[03:38] <grayhane> debCarlos, 2.6.27-9
[03:38] <wikki> oh
[03:38] <wikki> Guest you back
[03:39] <venger> eseven73, google -> If your backspace key is acting as a 'delete'-key in irssi in screen, Hit command+I, in terminal to bring up your window preferences, under the Keyboard settings, tick 'Delete key sends backspace' - that should fix that."
[03:39] <eseven73> what is "command+I" venger ?
[03:40] <onetinsoldier> ctrl+i?
[03:40] <nikitis> Can anyone tell me why i'm receiving this error message?  http://rafb.net/p/TA2xJG72.html
[03:40] <debCarlos> grayhane: oh, then it should work all right... i thought you might still have an old kernel ^^
[03:41] <eseven73> no ctrl+i in irssi recalls the last person who pm'd me
[03:41] <dcider> running ati 9600xt, catalyst and a viewsonic va1912, on 8.10. refresh rate is 60 with no choices, what to do???? was able to load the monitor inf in 8.04 but cant seem to find a way to do it now....
[03:41] <exodus_ms> just used synaptic to update box and ff was updated to 3.0. After sys restart ff complained of a restart required, restarted ff and the same 'restart' banner appeared, I quit ff and used 'sudo killall -9 -r firefox' 'sudo apt-get purge firefox' 'firefox-3.0 ubufox' and then 'sudo apt-get install --reinstall firefox firefox-3.0 firefox-3.0-gnome-support' Is there another solution to this workaround?
[03:41] <onetinsoldier> nikitis: instead of this for a command...   ~/Source/PS3 Media Server$ sh PMS.sh   ...you might try this --> sh PMS.sh
[03:42] <nikitis> onetinsoldier, didn't you just type the same thing?
[03:42] <venger> eseven73, http://wiki.netsoc.dit.ie/index.php/An_Introduction_to_GNU_Screen#Backspace_doesn.27t_work.21
[03:42] <nathanhelp> I have a bit of looking  into this "issue". I have two ubuntu 8.10 i386 boxes that are networked, but are not seeing each other (as far as I can tell). Do I need Samba or something else?
[03:43] <onetinsoldier> nikitis: no.. look carefully at your pastebin.. where your prompt is, unless i'm missing something
[03:44] <onetinsoldier> nikitis: looks like your command prompt is...   niki@gamebox:     ...look waht follows right after that
[03:44] <onetinsoldier> what*
[03:44] <sigmab3ta> guys im trying to use my zune in vmware workstation 6.5 and i see this error message in the dmesg:
[03:44] <sigmab3ta>  usbfs: process 10218 (vmware-vmx) did not claim interface 0 before use
[03:44] <dexi> whats the default folder location for programs?
[03:44] <sigmab3ta> what does that mean?
[03:44] <eseven73> ok ty venger ill try that brb
[03:44] <nikitis> onetinsoldier, the current directory?
[03:44] <sergeys> wow, that's a lot of people =)
[03:45] <onetinsoldier> nikitis: your command prompt looks to be... niki@gamebox:    ...so it looks to me like your attempted command is --> ~/Source/PS3 Media Server$ sh PMS.sh
[03:46] <onetinsoldier> nikitis: is that the command that you really want? ot do you really want just...  sh PMS.sh
[03:46] <onetinsoldier> s/ot/or
[03:46] <dexi> hola?
[03:46] <nikitis> onetinsoldier, Yes, this is what i'm going for. to run the shell script from the ~/Source/PS3 Media Server dir
[03:46] <debCarlos> !es | dexi
[03:46] <onetinsoldier> nikitis: ok, just had to make sure
[03:47] <debCarlos> dexi: you can do it by typing /join #ubuntu-es
[03:47] <dexi> lol
[03:47] <miranda_psi> Can anyone help me with the sound problem I have?  Sometimes a program will take sole control of the sound, and then I can't get other programs to play sound, even after quitting the program and restarting my sound server...
[03:47] <dexi> ok sorry bad choice of words... but nobody answered me lol
[03:47] <Wicked> !vdpau
[03:47] <dexi> I asked where the dir for pre-installed programs is
[03:47] <onetinsoldier> nikitis: sorry, for some dumb reason that command prompt looked strange to me
[03:47] <debCarlos> dexi:  ups, sorry :) I though you just entered in the room lol
[03:48] <debCarlos> *had just
[03:48] <dexi> haha well do you know the default dir for pidgin (and i assume all the other programs that come on linux)
[03:48] <nathanhelp>  I have done a bit of looking into this "issue" but havent yet found answers. I have two ubuntu 8.10 i386 boxes that are networked, but are not seeing each other (as far as I can tell). Do I need Samba or something else?
[03:48] <nathanhelp> dexi: in user bin i think
[03:49] <nathanhelp> usr/bin
[03:49] <debCarlos> dexi: oh, there are lots of them, /bin /usr/bin and i think you should give a look to /usr/lib ( ? )
[03:49] <dexi> alright thanks
[03:49] <sergeys> nathanhelp - can you ping one another?
[03:49] <sigmab3ta> im trying to use my zune in vmware workstation 6.5 and i see this error message in the dmesg: "usbfs: process (vmware-vmx) did not claim interface before use". what does this mean?
[03:49] <nathanhelp> sergeys: how would i go about that?
[03:49] <dexi> im thinking the reason my addons arent working is because i installed pidgin 2.5.3 but in its own dir in the Home folder. would that make a difference?
[03:50] <debCarlos> oh, and there's /sbin for root stuff like ifup and others
[03:50] <sergeys> nathanhelp: open shell, and type ping ip.add.ress.goes.here
[03:50] <nathanhelp> sergeys: If you want to know if the cable is ok, yes when i use windows they can see each other. I just dont know how to do so in ubuntu.
[03:51] <sergeys> nathanhelp: did you configure networking on both machines? Do you use DHCP?
[03:52] <hanasaki> installed roundcube however the php pages are comign to the browser instead of being interpreted on the server... whats up?
[03:52] <nathanhelp> sergeys:  I think so. standard ubuntu 8.10 install.
[03:52] <nathanhelp> wired = auto eth0
[03:52] <protocol1> there some tools I can check memory being used?
[03:53] <sergeys> nathanhelp: when installing there was a network config. Did it find your DHCP server?
[03:53] <nathanhelp> my router
[03:53] <sergeys> yes
[03:53] <nathanhelp> I'm pretty sure it did.
[03:53] <sergeys> It would give you a message if it did...
[03:54] <eseven73> If anyone has issues with backspace key + irssi + screen i found a temporary "fix": ctrl+w   works in Xubuntu not sure if it will work for everyone :)
[03:54] <function1> any ideas why my pbuilder might not be using pthreads in a compile?
[03:55] <itai-michaelson> hi, anybody familliar with a simple software to run a BBS -discussion forum on an Ubuntu server?
[03:55] <sergeys> nathanhelp: can you run this command: cat /etc/network/interfaces
[03:55] <pikario> hi im sorry if this isnt the right place to ask but what is an md5sum in this file im downloading
[03:55] <shingen> itai-michaelson: phpbb comes to mind
[03:56] <sergeys> Anyone has any idea why ssh server would close the connection right after authenticating the user?
[03:56] <itai-michaelson> shingen, i will check it out - thanks. is it very resource intensive?
[03:56] <jacekowski> sergeys: invalid shell
[03:57] <wikki> anyone know why 64 bit ubuntu would only see 3.2 gb memory?
[03:57] <sergeys> jacekowski: I have joined the box to AD and set up auth. There is no record of the users on the server of course... How do I set up default shell to fall back for AD users?
[03:57] <kitche> wiki if you have 4 GB of ram that 3.2 GB is the real amount of ram you have
[03:58] <shingen> itai-michaelson: depends how large your forum is, threadwise & user wise
[03:58] <wikki> sergeys, the user doesn't have an entry in /etc/passwd?
[03:58] <shingen> itai-michaelson: you will require a LAMP setup...
[03:58] <jacekowski> wikki: no
[03:58] <itai-michaelson> shingen, very small - about 5 people
[03:58] <wikki> kitche huh?
[03:58] <sergeys> wikki: nope, user authenticates through AD server
[03:58] <jacekowski> sergeys: how did you configured that authentication?
[03:58] <itai-michaelson> shingen, i just realised that.. i'm looking at the ubuntu wiki for phpbb
[03:59] <sergeys> jacekowski: read bunch of how-tos and copied some config from anotehr ubuntu box that I set up like 6 months ago...
[03:59] <jacekowski> sergeys: show me /etc/pam.d/sshd
[03:59] <dexi> AH ok i have a tar.gz plugin for pidgin and i have no clue how to run it... all it contains is a few .c files, a .h and .rc
[03:59] <wikki> sergeys, never done that type of setup
[03:59] <shingen> itai-michaelson: for something really small, you might not need mysql...
[03:59] <jacekowski> sergeys: look in to logs
[03:59] <itai-michaelson> shingen, what can i use then?
[04:00] <shingen> itai-michaelson: what's your hw constraints?
[04:00] <shingen> itai-michaelson: heck, you can give everyone ftp access to an html directory and all you need is apache & ftp :)
[04:00] <sergeys> jacekowski: logs don't tell anything. I tried to enable debug level logging, and it looks like it says that PuTTY closes the connection
[04:01] <sergeys> jacekowski: although anotehr box works just fine...
[04:01] <itai-michaelson> shingen, basically ,i'm running an old desktop . 1GB ram, pentium 4. I would mind buying some more ram, but i'm not going to change the computer
[04:01] <shingen> sergeys: tcpdump will tell you who closed the session
[04:01] <shingen> itai-michaelson: apache & an ftp session sounds like a good way to start, easy too... :)
[04:02] <dexi> does anyone know what to do with a tar.gz with .c and .h and .rc inside?
[04:02] <blackest_knight> wikki: http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=186212
[04:02] <itai-michaelson> shingen, if i go with apache/ftp, can i set it to look like a forum? the users are not very tech savvy
[04:02] <dumples> All the text on a fresh install of Kubuntu Is way too small. Does anyone know how to get the font of everything to a readable size?
[04:02] <shingen> dexi: ./configure && make install
[04:02] <dexi> shingen: i tried, lemme go do again so i can give you the error
[04:03] <dr_willis> dexi,  you compile source.. after you install all the proper packges TO set up a compiler enviroment.. You may be better off finding some unoffical packages
[04:03] <WebcamWonder> dumples: System -> Preferences -> Appearence -> Font
[04:03] <daskreech> hallo
[04:03] <daskreech> I can't seem to install flash plugin
[04:03] <evowill> hello
[04:03] <shingen> itai-michaelson: there used to be flat file forums that didn't require a db, can't think of any free ones off the top of my head, freshmeat will definitely lead you in the right direction
[04:04] <wikki> thanks blackest_knight
[04:04] <Nrbelex> has anyone heard of incompatibilities between the 2.6.27-9 kernel and certain wireless USB adapters that worked in prior kernels?
[04:04] <dexi> dr_willis: shingen: i tried to do the normal ./configure and it said "no such file or dir" Im positive im inside the right directory
[04:04] <evowill> daskreech: message sent
[04:04] <itai-michaelson> shingen, i will look in freshmeat, do you think running lamp will tax my hardware too much?
[04:05] <dr_willis> dexi,  its possible th source dosent use a ./configure script.. look for and read any readme/install doc files..  as i said.. it may be better for you to search for packages if you need newer versions then whats in the repos..
[04:05] <shingen> dexi: not all source packages have a configure script
[04:05] <dr_willis> dexi,  and since its a pidgin Plugin.. ive no idea what extras/issues you may encounter...
[04:05] <dumples> Thanks, that helped alot
[04:05] <shingen> itai-michaelson: naah, PIV will be fine, more ram would be nice, depending on what else you run on the box
[04:06] <dexi> dr_willis: shingen lol thanks idk i'll just forget it :p silly thing anyway.
[04:06] <nbeebo> ive made a clean install and i still hafe 1600x1200 as resolution, ive head 1920x1200 bofore
[04:06] <itai-michaelson> shingen, what's PIV? basically this box is only used for firefox
[04:06] <daskreech> ok in general I did a dist-upgrade from dapper to hardy and it's been rough
[04:06] <daskreech>  X no longer works
[04:06] <dexi> AH i probably just put those files in the plugin dir........ >.> duh.
[04:06] <Gnea> nbeebo: what video card?
[04:06] <daskreech> servers are not starting
[04:07] <shingen> itai-michaelson: shorthand for pentium 4
[04:07] <blackest_knight> dexi start off with sudo apt-get build essential then look for dev packages of everything the compile complains about
[04:07] <eseven73> blackest_knight: you forgot 'install'
[04:07] <dumples> Also, this might sound dumb, but is there a way to get 1200 x 800?
[04:07] <blackest_knight> yep i did :)
[04:07] <nbeebo> gnea, ati radeon x1950 pro
[04:07] <dexi> blackest_knight: got build essentials, it doesnt complain about anything... i think its just some files that i need to put in the right place.
[04:07] <itai-michaelson> shingen, of course... thanks
[04:08] <shingen> why oh god why did they lie about intrepid supporting fakeraid?!?!?!?!
[04:08] <daskreech> To get market share
[04:09] <blackest_knight> with the pidgin stuff i did i had to ./Configure then make then make install and i think i needed a later version of something in intrepid
[04:09] <shingen> about to dash brains out on 8.10 dvd...
[04:09] <itzhero> Anybody use VirtualBox with an external?
[04:09] <eseven73> haha 8.04 ftw
[04:09] <blackest_knight> itzhero yes
[04:09] <Gnea> nbeebo: got the correct driver on it?
[04:09] <eseven73> itzhero: i do, its kinda a pain, but it works
[04:09] <dexi> blackest_knight: yeah for most stuff thats the case, but this tar.gz only has some .c files in it... which i had no idea what to do with
[04:09] <nbeebo> gnea, i installed the restricted drivers right after first boot
[04:09] <itzhero> I have all my music on my external and I want to put it in my iTunes to put on my iPhone
[04:10] <blackest_knight> dexi: no make ?
[04:10] <eseven73> i cant get Vbox to use my external hdd for Snapshots, works fine for the actual VDI file
[04:10] <itzhero> I got my iPhone to connect, I just can't get the external.  I have it unmounted from ubuntu
[04:10] <shingen> I've done alot more low level linux hacking today than I have in a loooong time... intrepid LIES!!!!
[04:10] <nbeebo> Gnea, hmm for some reason my xorg.conf is the default
[04:10] <hanasaki> installed php5 however apache is serving the php pages to the browser not interpreting them in php.  whats worng and how is it fixed?
[04:10] <nbeebo> Gnea, no it isnt sorry
[04:10] <blackest_knight> dexi give mee a url for the tar.gz
[04:11] <eseven73> hanasaki: you need libapache2 i think its called
[04:11] <Gnea> nbeebo: np, have you ran this?  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[04:11] <nomasteryoda> howdy people... why would my DVD iso burning make my mouse and cursor so laggy? - Ubuntu 8.10 fully patched
[04:11] <hanasaki>  brb
[04:11] <nomasteryoda> same for CDs too
[04:11] <shingen> nomasteryoda: what's your hw specs?
[04:11] <nomasteryoda> i burn fine in sidux, fedora, etc.
[04:11] <dexi> blackest_knight: http://extpos.mdsc.info/downloads.htm
[04:12] <hanasaki> i A libapache2-mod-php5             - server-side, H  <== what is the "A"?
[04:12] <itzhero> blackest_knight & eseven73 : can one of you guys help me get my external hooked up? :)
[04:12] <eseven73> hanasaki: ask onetinsoldier he's the dpkg master
[04:12] <nbeebo> Gnea, that didnt really do anything except keyboard options and the option to use the framebuffer in the beginning
[04:12] <eseven73> itzhero: it wont mount or what?
[04:12] <hanasaki> onetinsoldier: ??
[04:13] <daskreech> Ok anyone wants to help with my sound being crap?
[04:13] <Gnea> nbeebo: okay, have you tried restarting X since?
[04:13] <hanasaki> eseven73:  I did a reinstall of i A libapache2-mod-php5     / still dont work
[04:13] <nbeebo> Gnea, yes, rebooted
[04:13] <Gnea> !sound | daskreech
[04:13] <hanasaki> restarted apache and also cleared the browser cache
[04:13] <Gnea> nbeebo: hrmmm
[04:13] <nbeebo> Gnea, fglrx is in use, i can post the xorg.conf if u want..
[04:13] <itzhero> eseven73: its checked under Devices -> USB
[04:13] <itzhero> but it won't show up in my computer
[04:13] <Gnea> nbeebo: sure - could you post /var/log/Xorg.0.log as well?
[04:14] <nbeebo> Gnea,  alright
[04:14] <pikario> hi im sorry if this isnt the right place to ask but what is an md5sum in this file im downloading
[04:14] <eseven73> hanasaki: odd, libapache should fix the prob of browser downloading a .php file instead of serving it
[04:14] <nbeebo> Gnea, first conf: http://paste.ubuntu.com/96543/
[04:14] <hanasaki> eseven73:  do you have any "AddType" in your config?
[04:14] <eseven73> itzhero: does it show up with 'sudo fdisk -l'?
[04:14] <nbeebo> Gnea,  and the log: http://paste.ubuntu.com/96544/
[04:14] <cryz> anyone here familiar with dmcrypt-luks ?
[04:14] <evowill> pikario: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[04:15] <shingen> pikario: md5sum is a unique hash generated by running md5 generator, to ensure the file is not corrupt
[04:15] <Gnea> awesome! one moment...
[04:15] <blackest_knight> dexi its source for windows
[04:15] <nbeebo> okay!
[04:15] <eseven73> hanasaki: i set my lamp up with some HOW TO i found on google, i can find the link for you if you want
[04:15] <nomasteryoda> shingen, Intel 1.4Ghz CPU, 2GB RAM
[04:15] <dexi> >.> :(
[04:15] <hanasaki> eseven73:  been there already....
[04:15] <dexi> i wish theyd be clearer on that stuff
[04:16] <itzhero> eseven73: yes, when not checked in virtualbox
[04:16] <itzhero> Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[04:16] <itzhero> /dev/sdb1               1      121601   976760001    7  HPFS/NTFS
[04:16] <pikario> will md5 also ensure that a file is an original file and not modified by some bad person?
[04:16] <blackest_knight> well the win32 on the page the dll file both helped
[04:16] <Gnea> nbeebo: oh yeah, gotta switch that driver out
[04:16] <eseven73> hanasaki: with this howto theres a few steps you have to edit apache configs to prevent .php files from downloading
[04:16] <dexi> does anyone have a cure for a super-sensitive scrollwheel?
[04:16] <adam7> dexi: what mouse is it?
[04:16] <Gnea> nbeebo: (WW) fglrx(0): board is an unknown third party board, chipset is supported
[04:17] <hanasaki> sure .. send the link.. would expect the aptitude isntall to do it right though....
[04:17] <razordead> pikario: if the file has been modified, the md5sum will be different
[04:17] <pragmaticpie> Are there any PDA-phones better supported than the Palm series?
[04:17] <eseven73> itzhero: hmm itzhero if you're external is mounted, vbox should have no prob using it
[04:17] <dexi> adam7: unfortunately a microsoft mouse... 5 button wireless
[04:17] <pikario> how can i check a file's md5 sum in ubuntu?
[04:17] <eseven73> hanasaki: ok gimmie a couple mins, brb
[04:17] <pragmaticpie> I'm looking for something more Ubuntu-compatible than my Treo 650.
[04:17] <Gnea> nbeebo: (WW) fglrx(0): GetVBEMode failed
[04:17] <Gnea> nbeebo: ^^ that's the culprit
[04:17] <nbeebo> Gnea, hmmm.. what can i do?
[04:17] <hanasaki> eseven73:  sure.. IM it to me please so I dont miss it.. BRB
[04:17] <adam7> dexi: unplug the receiver and plug it back in
[04:17] <nbeebo> Gnea,  :D
[04:17] <peepsalot> how can I display an app window that is running, but is not showing in the taskbar?
[04:18] <dexi> adam7: k *tries*
[04:18] <Gnea> nbeebo: just for fun 'n giggles, reconfigure again, but choose the VESA driver instead of fglrx
[04:18] <Gnea> nbeebo: this may or may not get the full res
[04:18] <itzhero> eseven73: it detects the iPhone, and when i run fdisk -l when its checked in vbox, it does not show up in the list, neither does the iPhone which is in use on the vbox
[04:18] <eseven73> hanasaki: http://lijamez.wordpress.com/2008/06/02/lighting-up-lamp/
[04:18] <nbeebo> Gnea, the xorg stuff doesnt do that anymore, only "framebuffer: yes or no?" and keyboard options
[04:19] <nbeebo> Gnea, i can change fglrx to vesa in the conf??
[04:19] <cryz> anyone familiar with dmcrypt?
[04:19] <Gnea> nbeebo: yeah, that'll work
[04:19] <dexi> adam7: wow that did the trick! thanks
[04:19] <Dingbat67> Question: I use a KVM and everytime I switch to another machine and come back to my ubuntu machine, the wheel on my mouse doesn't work anymore.
[04:19] <adam7> dexi: you have no idea how long it took me to figure that out ;)
[04:19] <Dingbat67> Only a reboot fixes it (although I would think logout login would probably work too)
[04:19] <dexi> adam7: its not the normal problem you would think "check the plug" would apply to
[04:19] <nomasteryoda> Dingbat67, is it usb mouse?
[04:19] <eseven73> itzhero: i question that its even mounted then. have you checked in /media/?
[04:19] <MikeH> Hrm
[04:19] <nbeebo> Gnea, ok brb i think it wont work brb..
[04:19] <nomasteryoda> i've had issues iwth cerrtain kvms
[04:20] <adam7> dexi: nope. I've come to the conclusion that the Microsoft mouse receivers store a small amount of data in them
[04:20] <itzhero> eseven73: no, it unmounts when i enable it under vbox devices
[04:20] <MikeH> After installing ubuntu, my old ntfs partition on the same drive is no longer showing as ntfs, can this be repaired/restored?
[04:20] <adam7> dexi: turning the computer off completely usually solves the problem too
[04:20] <itzhero> the iphone isn't mounted to linux either, however it is still usable in windows vbox
[04:20] <dexi> adam7: BLAH turn off? nevar!
[04:20] <onetinsoldier> hanasaki: hello?
[04:20] <adam7> dexi: Just saying, it usually fixes it
[04:20] <eseven73> itzhero: ah, wow ok im not sure then
[04:20] <onetinsoldier> hanasaki: sorry, was away a bit there? what's up?
[04:21] <Dingbat67> BTW: using xubuntu on Celeron 400 with 384 megs of RAM, decided to resurrect this old PC just for fun.
[04:21] <dexi> adam7: lol kk ty. switchin over to windows for the time being... ill be back sometime for more help
[04:21] <itzhero> eseven73: it can only be mounted to one or the other, correct? not both?
[04:21] <itzhero> is there a way i can share a folder on the external thru vbox?
[04:21] <Gnea> nbeebo: and?
[04:21] <eseven73> yes you can share folders
[04:21] <nbeebo> Gnea, great now i got 800x600..
[04:21] <itzhero> so would that be the best way to go about it?
[04:21] <eseven73> with guest additions itzhero
[04:21] <k0tar3l> im trying to install wireless drivers for atheros AR5006X chipset and madwifi doesnt seem to work.... help?
[04:21] <nbeebo> Gnea,  and its max
[04:22] <onetinsoldier> eseven73: eseven73: hanasaki: ask onetinsoldier he's the dpkg master.   lol, thanks
[04:22] <eseven73> itzhero: well first you need to figure out why things are not mounting before you do anything with Vbox
[04:22] <eseven73> lol onetinsoldier :)
[04:22] <onetinsoldier> hanasaki: hello? sorry, i was away a bit there. what's up?
[04:22] <itzhero> eseven73: guest editions are installed.
[04:22] <nbeebo> Gnea,  if i turn on gflrx again and try chaning the ati settings maybe itll work?
[04:23] <itzhero> eseven73: i followed this tutorial to get it working thusfar: http://maketecheasier.com/sync-ipod-touch-with-win-xp-vm-in-ubuntu-intrepid/2008/12/16
[04:23] <eseven73> itzhero: i wouldnt worry bout that right now, you need to figure out why mounting is buggy
[04:23] <Gnea> nbeebo: have you tried the radeon driver?
[04:23] <nbeebo> Gnea, how is that?
[04:24] <crdlb> k0tar3l: using inrepid?
[04:24] <crdlb> intrepid*
[04:24] <Gnea> nbeebo: sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-radeon radeontool   and then change "vesa" to "radeon"
[04:24] <nbeebo> Gnea,  ive trie the radeon instead of vesa before but didnt install that .. thanks
[04:24] <Gnea> nbeebo: if that doesn't work, then we'll have to set the monitor detection manually
[04:24] <eseven73> itzhero: not sure man, i dont use 8.10
[04:24] <altf2o> hey room quick question: Using SSH i currently have it setup pretty normal, users supply name\pass combo. I was looking into 'key-based' authentication which appears to be able to allow logins w/ or w/o a password on that 'trusted key'. Other then perhaps some automated tasks, is there any /real/ benefit to using key-based as apposed to the 'standard' login?
[04:24] <itzhero> oh okay, thanks for your help. i'll keep working on this
[04:25] <Gnea> nbeebo: okay, what monitor do you have? make & model?
[04:25] <badfish69> why does devede keep producing an iso that's just a big white screen that says "title 1"?
[04:25] <eseven73> yw itzhero good luck :)
[04:25] <nbeebo> Gnea, wait
[04:26] <Gnea> nbeebo: no! now, today NOW!! j/k :)
[04:26] <nbeebo> Gnea, benq g2400WA
[04:26] <Gnea> o.O
[04:26] <nbeebo> Gnea,  ??
[04:26] <Gnea> never heard of it...checking
[04:26] <miranda_psi> Can anyone help me with the sound problem I have?  Sometimes a program will take sole control of the sound, and then I can't get other programs to play sound, even after quitting the program and restarting my sound server...
[04:26] <nbeebo> ok
[04:27] <zhaozhou> ohh the optimus...
[04:27] <Fragsworth> I want to be able to use gnome or kde on my remote server (remotely, like Remote Desktop)... are there any resources on doing this that you guys are aware of
[04:27] <nbeebo> Gnea, ok brb i know how to change back to vesa if i have to..
[04:27] <zhaozhou> I would like the optimus in like 'kinesis freestyle'-style
[04:27] <zhaozhou> Ohh, wrong channel.
[04:27] <jordo2323> Has anyone installed KDE 4.2 BEta 2 on their system to test?
[04:28] <razordead> Fragsworth: I saw lots of posts on Ubuntu forums about remote desktop when I searched there
[04:28] <onetinsoldier> jordo2323: yes, i have, by installing Jaunty
[04:28] <onetinsoldier> !jaunty
[04:28] <Gnea> miranda_psi: it means one of 2 things: a) pulseaudio isn't setup right, or b) you have a half-duplex soundcard.
[04:28] <jordo2323> onetinsoldier, I am running intrepid and have seen a bunch of ways to install this, what repo do you suggest?
[04:28] <jacekowski> Fragsworth: i think the best option is NX
[04:29] <jacekowski> Fragsworth: freenx
[04:29] <Gnea> nbeebo: you have a very nice monitor (sans HDMI :/ ) and they even put the horizontal and verticals up there for ya: http://benq.com/products/LCD/?product=1282&page=specifications
[04:29] <miranda_psi> Gnea: its on a very recent laptop model and the pulse configuration is the default (and not everything goes through pulse either)
[04:30] <onetinsoldier> jordo2323: well, as i said, i installed Kubuntu Jaunty Jackalope in order to install it. so, that's what i'd recommend. i just made it another installation of linux in free space that i had available on my hard drive
[04:30] <Gnea> nbeebo: and, someone posted the solution here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=668343
[04:30] <nbeebo> Gnea, thanks!!... hmm.. biggest reason ive made a fresh install was so i could use it with my tv too..
[04:30] <jtaji> !ops | Angelina24-Cam on-join spam
[04:30] <Gnea> miranda_psi: have you tried disabling pulse altogether?
[04:31] <Flannel> jtaji: Taken care of, thanks though
[04:31] <miranda_psi> no - i'll try that now...
[04:31] <Gnea> nbeebo: kewl
[04:31] <onetinsoldier> jordo2323: but i only say that because i'm not familiar with any other method
[04:31] <nbeebo> Gnea,  yeah but will the tv work?
[04:31] <jordo2323> onetinsoldier, thanks
[04:31] <Gnea> nbeebo: i have no idea - tv card?
[04:32] <C10CKVV0RK> how much do you guys no about dmraid, and the nvidia softraid?
[04:32] <nbeebo> Gnea, hmm no, a tv(?)
[04:32] <Gnea> nbeebo: i'm still confused - using a TV as a display device?
[04:33] <onetinsoldier> jordo2323: ok, you're welcome. good luck
[04:33] <nbeebo> Gnea, yes, but either tv or the monitor not at the same time..
[04:34] <C10CKVV0RK> im having problems with dmraid recognizing my nvidia array, can anybody help?
[04:34] <walt> how do i set the primary display in ubunutu 8.10?
[04:34] <Fragsworth> I am running Ubuntu 8.1 server edition. How do I install gnome?
[04:35] <Gnea> nbeebo: if firefox wasn't freaking out right now, i'd be googling for: ubuntu ati radeon x1950 pro tv out
[04:35] <Flannel> Fragsworth: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[04:35] <adam7> Fragsworth: Just Gnome, or the entire Ubuntu desktop?
[04:35] <C10CKVV0RK> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop will install gnome
[04:35] <WebcamWonder> C10CKVV0RK: Use aptitude to turn on dependency tracking if he wants to remove it later
[04:36] <nbeebo> Gnea, its a hdmi cable, got the tv for christmas =D
[04:36] <\kira> What is a kde equivalent to zenity?
[04:36] <Gnea> nbeebo: according to benq's website, you got the TV without the HDMI...
[04:37] <nbeebo> Gnea, its samsung.. lol
[04:37] <Gnea> nbeebo: but, just throw hdmi on the end of the search string :)
[04:37] <Gnea> nbeebo: heh
[04:38] <nbeebo> Gnea, and this didnt work: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=668343 , the topic wasnt the solution, it was him finding it in the settings...
[04:38] <pikario> hi, i downloaded an installation file and want to check if its md5sum matches , how can i do this?
[04:38] <RomD> walt, which manufacturer?
[04:38] <Fragsworth> adam7: What does ubuntu-desktop give you that gnome doesn't by itself?
[04:38] <Gnea> nbeebo: did you set the Section "Monitor"?
[04:38] <adam7> Fragsworth: OpenOffice, for starters. Firefox, GIMP, etc.
[04:38] <Fragsworth> ahh, ok i think i want the whole desktop
[04:39] <adam7> Fragsworth: you can always remove stuff later
[04:39] <nbeebo> Gnea, no, but its not the same model, so ur sure?
[04:39] <nbeebo> Gnea, nevermind i looked wrong..
[04:39] <Gnea> nbeebo: well, that's what you told me the model # was...
[04:40] <walt> RomD: Intel
[04:40] <nbeebo> Gnea, oh and sorry for all this trouble.... ill reboot with "radeon", brb
[04:40] <badfish69> any ideas why devede keeps producing an iso that's just a big white screen with an image of a disc that says "title 1"?
[04:41] <gbear14275> anyone here running firefox on ubuntu 64bit?  I am having problems with flash videos all of the sudden
[04:41] <adam7> badfish69: I think that's the menu?
[04:41] <fryguy> should /etc/hostname contain a fqdn?  if not, where should the domain name for a machine be set?
[04:42] <Flannel> fryguy: Are you referencing apache complaining about it?
[04:42] <fryguy> Flannel: nope
[04:42] <RomD> walt, then I don't know. there's a graphical tool for nvidia drivers. maybe something similar or generic exists for other makers.
[04:43] <fryguy> Flannel: having some problems with NFS client on ubuntu not using rpc.lockd correctly, and this is the second to last thing that I am checking
[04:44] <oldmanstan> i am trying to make my machines talk via avahi/zeroconf, my laptop can ping my desktop using .local but the desktop says unknown host pinging the laptop with .local, any ideas? the router is running a dns server and they can both ping one another using regular dns if that matters
[04:44] <walt> RomD: hm.. :/
[04:45] <walt> RomD: is there no way to donfigure it? Imean, somewhere the OS must have decidedwhich monitor is primary
[04:45] <walt> apparently xorg.conf is deprecated
[04:45] <RomD> /etc/X11/xorg.conf contains the setup info
[04:45] <RomD> no it isn't
[04:46] <RomD> not as far as I know
[04:46] <ac3_0f_spad3s> how do you copy and paste text from ANY emulator into ubuntu?
[04:46] <timboy> I installed firefox 3.1b2 and copied the flashplugin.so file to the plugins directory but it still says it's not installed and it doesn't show up in plugins in FF. can someone give me a hand?
[04:47] <eseven73> ac3_0f_spad3s: i donno about "ANY" emulator' but i do know VirtualBox can do that with Guest Additions installed
[04:47] <ac3_0f_spad3s> eseven73 thanks
[04:48] <eseven73> yw
[04:48] <sine> hi guys is there a channel dedicated to the talk about the OS that is designed for netbooks
[04:49] <Boohbah> sine: there is #eeepc if you have one of those
[04:49] <chilli0> hello all, is gtk+-2.2 in the respos?
[04:49] <\kira> whats a command I can run to find out what users are running on (ex: pts3, :1, etc
[04:49] <Boohbah> \kira: w
[04:50] <crdlb> chilli0: trying to compile something?
[04:50] <walt> RomD: ". Incidentally, 8.10 does away entirely with the X.org configuration file" from here: http://lifehacker.com/5072351/a-users-look-at-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex
[04:50] <\kira> Boohbah: thanks
[04:50] <chilli0> crdlb:  i need it for a program
[04:50] <timboy> is there a way I can tell what directory firefox is using for plugins???
[04:51] <crdlb> chilli0: that isn't available (even an older version) in the repos?
[04:51] <chilli0> crdlb:  ok how do i install it?
[04:51] <crdlb> chilli0: what program is it?
[04:52] <chilli0> crdlb:  airsnort why?
[04:52] <kandjar> does anybody know why i have to remove and readd my bluetooth mouse every time the computer reboot?
[04:52] <RomD> walt, I think the author means that you don't have to mess a lot with the xorg.conf anymore in 8.10, but it's still used
[04:52] <Boohbah> chilli0: it should automatically pull in dependencies if you install it with apt
[04:52] <WebcamWonder> walt: AFAIK, there is a default xorg.conf it falls back if it doesn't find a xorg.conf file. If it is present, it goes ahead and uses it
[04:53] <chilli0> Boohbah:  its not apt , i have to complile the program
[04:53] <crdlb> chilli0: as far as I can tell, airsnort has been superceded by aircrack-ng
[04:53] <ron1> hi, anyone have a tip to solve the "unable enumerate USB device on port X... This error is just filling my logs and making debugging impossible !!!
[04:53] <nbeebo> Gnea,  for some reason ati thinks the screen is 1600x1200..
[04:53] <chilli0> crdlb:  aircrack doesnt work on my drivers
[04:54] <Boohbah> chilli0: http://www.getdeb.net/app/AirSnort
[04:54] <crdlb> chilli0: and airsnort does? don't they use similar mechanisms?
[04:54] <mayank> update/upgrade is good from terminal or update manager?
[04:54] <chilli0> thanks Boohbah
[04:55] <chilli0> crdlb:  not sure ill foind out wont i
[04:55] <eseven73> mayank: its the same
[04:55] <crdlb> chilli0: for future reference, you need libgtk2.0-dev to compile apps against gtk
[04:55] <chilli0> k
[04:55] <mayank> what to use good?
[04:55] <walt> WebcamWonder: I see.. Do you have any tips on what I need to do to set which monitor is primary?
[04:55] <Boohbah> mayank: it's the same either way
[04:55] <eseven73> with update manager you can pick and choose which ones not to include
[04:56] <chilli0> walt:  if ur using a nvida graphics driver i can help you set up 2 monotors
[04:56] <eseven73> not sure if that can be done on CLI or not im asumming there is a way though
[04:56] <WebcamWonder> walt: I have no idea. Haven't ever worked seriously with a dual monitor setup
[04:56] <chilli0> walt:  im running 2 screens atm
[04:56] <RomD> he's using intel ;)
[04:56] <chilli0> o ok
[04:57] <RomD> chilli0, do you use twinview?
[04:57] <chilli0> yes
[04:57] <nbeebo> made a fresh install of hoping to get 1920x1200 again but i got 1600x1200 as usual... can anyone help me? this problem has haunted me for about 6 months :S lol
[04:57] <ron1> HELP anyone got a working config for multiseat using Intrepid 8.10. Was easy with 6.06 not so with intrepid
[04:57] <RomD> chilli0,  do you use XVideoSyncToDisplay or the display sync feature of nvidia-settings?
[04:58] <chilli0> nbeebo:  go to system>pref>screen resolution
[04:58] <timboy> I installed firefox 3.1b2 and copied the flashplugin.so file to the plugins directory but it still says it's not installed and it doesn't show up in plugins in FF. can someone give me a hand?
[04:58] <nbeebo> chilli0, nice.. if it worked
[04:58] <timboy> about:plugins says none are installed
[04:58] <nbeebo> it would be nice
[04:58] <chilli0> RomD:  i use the nvida one
[04:58] <walt> chilli0: I'm onan intel card :/
[04:58] <Boohbah> chilli0: also try aircrack-ng, it's in the ubuntu repos
[04:58] <chilli0> nbeebo:  what happens?
[04:58] <nbeebo> chilli0, kax is 1600x1200
[04:58] <nbeebo> max*
[04:58] <chilli0> Boohbah:  did try but doesnt work with it
[04:59] <RomD> I can't manage to change the screen twinview syncs its refresh rate to
[04:59] <RomD> I want it to sync to my widescreen but it always syncs to the other one
[04:59] <AnnonyMouse> hi. how can I better distribute processes & task evenly accross my dual-core processors?
[04:59] <chilli0> nbeebo:  try to detect displays
[05:00] <RomD> when I set XVideoSyncToDisplay and restart X the value is back to the other screen
[05:00] <nbeebo> chilli0, tried a zillion times
[05:00] <chilli0> i see
[05:00] <AnnonyMouse> CPU1 is running @ 90% & CPU2 @ 30%
[05:00] <|thunder> Hi all, I have a webcam and a tv capture card, both of which can be used as the video source in web based flash player (as for youtube, justin.tv, etc...). Is it possible have a video player work in the same way ? as in, use mplayer or vlc etc. to be the source for the flash based video capture?
[05:00] <RomD> I even tried editing the nvidia-settings-rc files
[05:00] <Boohbah> AnnonyMouse: that is controlled by the kernel process scheduler
[05:00] <RomD> but something keeps reseting the value
[05:00] <Ascorbic_Acid> Hello, Does anyone play any pc games on Ubuntu?
[05:01] <chilli0> RomD:  try to go into the nvidia settings , then go to x server display config , then do it in there
[05:01] <|thunder> Ascorbic_Acid; ya, urban terror 4.1 ownz
[05:01] <RomD> tried it
[05:01] <nbeebo> Ascorbic_Acid,  yes alot do
[05:01] <RomD> no success
[05:01] <chilli0> Ascorbic_Acid:  u can play some games
[05:01] <\kira> If contab sends its output to email, how can I read it?
[05:01] <chilli0> RomD:  does it show the other one?
[05:01] <AnnonyMouse> Boohbah: thanx. any way to alter/controll this, as task are being disproportionately assigned
[05:01] <RomD> it always resets to the other screen
[05:02] <Ascorbic_Acid> |thunder: Is this game free or online?
[05:02] <|thunder> Ascorbic_Acid; both
[05:02] <RomD> nvidia-settings -a XVideoSyncToDisplay=DFP-0
[05:02] <RomD> sets fine
[05:02] <pikario> hi, i downloaded an installation file and want to check if its md5sum matches , how can i do this?
[05:02] <RomD> restart x
[05:02] <|thunder> Ascorbic_Acid; just google it.
[05:02] <chilli0> RomD:  so does it show u 2 sreens?
[05:02] <RomD> and it's back to CRT-1
[05:02] <mayank> how to set screen resolution 1024x768
[05:02] <Ascorbic_Acid> |thunder: Thanks
[05:02] <nbeebo> whats the name of the program that installs drivers automatically?
[05:02] <|thunder> Ascorbic_Acid; np
[05:03] <timboy> I installed firefox 3.1b2 and copied the flashplugin.so file to the plugins directory but it still says it's not installed and it doesn't show up in plugins in FF.
[05:03] <rww> pikario: get the correct md5sum from the website, then issue "md5sum NameOfFileHere" at the terminal
[05:03] <RomD> yes I see both screens, but the value is always back to default on X restart
[05:03] <RomD> I even tried switching the plugs on the card
[05:03] <nbeebo> nevermind got it
[05:03] <RomD> just in case it always takes the first on
[05:03] <RomD> no difference
[05:03] <Boohbah> pikario: 'md5sum file'
[05:04] <hanasaki> why would accessing a php page wrok directly to apache but when through squid the php page itself is returned?
[05:04] <chilli0> RomD:  im confuzed lol, so what happens if you just make the config twin veiw
[05:04] <pikario> thx
[05:04] <RomD> I don't care if my second monitor is tearing, but it's annoying on the widescreen
[05:04] <bluvio> hi. just upgraded to 8.10 from 8.o4 (for some reason 8.04 crashed once too often on shutdown ... corrupting the HD in the process). No crashes so far with 8.10 :)   Ok, my q: I'm on Toshiba Satellite R10 laptop. The shortcut [Fn][F6] and [Fn][F7] which normally control my screen's brightness (works with 8.04 and MSWin) doesn't seem to work in 8.10.  What's the fix here ...
[05:04] <chilli0> bluvio:  im having weird issues with the back light , diffrent lappy thoe
[05:04] <att0> how do I "cd" to a mounted drive in the Terminal?
[05:05] <nbeebo> bluvio, other drivers simply..
[05:05] <chilli0> bluvio:  im having weird issues with the back light , diffrent lappy thoe
[05:05] <RomD> chilli0, just  to be clear: twinview works fine. I've got a problem with the refresh rates.
[05:05] <RomD> http://forum.compiz-fusion.org/showthread.php?t=7405&highlight=tearing+twinview
[05:05] <nbeebo> bluvio,  not 100% sure but thats for me
[05:05] <Boohbah> att0: 'cd /mnt/point'
[05:05] <RomD> the last post
[05:05] <Boohbah> att0: find where it's mounted with the 'mount' command
[05:05] <chilli0> k RomD i see
[05:05] <chilli0> mine just worked
[05:05] <chilli0> lol
[05:06] <chilli0> RomD:  try exiting compiz
[05:06] <RomD> so since twinview takes the refresh rate of one monitor and forces it over the whole display, on screen is always tearing if it doesn't sync exactly to 60hz
[05:06] <RomD> display=surface
[05:06] <chilli0> i gotcha
[05:06] <RomD> I don't mind it on the second screen like I said
[05:06] <att0> Boohbah:I'm sorry, I'm not following you...could you explain further?
[05:06] <RomD> but it refuses to take screen one
[05:06] <dgar1> att0: find the mount point with df -hT               then cd /media/the_mount_point
[05:07] <chilli0> RomD:  select screen 1 as the priamary
[05:07] <att0> dgarl: do I input df -hT into the terminal?
[05:07] <RomD> tried that too
[05:07] <chilli0> k
[05:07] <RomD> switched primary, location, etc
[05:07] <chilli0> have screen 1 silected
[05:07] <chilli0> no wiat
[05:07] <andresmh> so a very strange thing happens *sometimes* after my laptop has been idle for a while: it only shows the wallpaper and it doesn't respond to anyhing but ctrl+alt+backspace
[05:08] <andresmh> i have disabled the screensaver already
[05:08] <andresmh> and still happens
[05:08] <mayank> how to set screen resolution 1024x768?
[05:08] <RomD> I haven't found a thread about this problem so far, so I'm probably better off opening one on the nvidia linux forum
[05:08] <andresmh> i haven't identified when exactly it happens as sometimes when it's idle for a while it doesn't happen
[05:08] <chilli0> yeh
[05:08] <nbeebo> mayank,  press the ubuntu menu, system > preferences > screen resolution
[05:09] <bluvio> nbeebo: what do you mean, new driver?  Running "lspci | grep VGA" says: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82852/855GM Integrated Graphics Device (rev 02).  Anyway, any suggestions as to how to tone down brightness. Running at 100% will give me a headache ... eventually :)
[05:09] <nbeebo> bluvio, try running 'xgamma -g 1.5" in the console and see if that works, if it works change back with 'xgamma -g 1"
[05:09] <nbeebo> bluvio, had it  ctrl+c.. lol
[05:10] <nbeebo> bluvio, that command gave u only the device not the driver
[05:10] <rww> !u | nbeebo
[05:10] <Boohbah> rww: what a wonderful trigger!
[05:10] <eseven73> thankyou rww that gets under my skin too
[05:11] <mayank> nbeebo: this resolution not available there, its on nvidia x server setting, i want to ask is it safe to do from there?
[05:11] <nbeebo> mayank, yes
[05:12] <mayank> ok..thanx
[05:12] <nbeebo> np
[05:12] <Amber_> with installs of 8.04 8.10 and 9.04 alpha 2 I get monitor out of range problems with ati rs480 200G graphics and lsusb shows no usb devices with ati ixp sb400 controller, any work arounds?
[05:12] <chilli0> Boohbah:  ive got an intel centrio do u know if it works with arrcrack-ng
[05:12] <chilli0> aircrack -ng*
[05:12] <mayank> looks good lets restart the computer
[05:12] <att0> I am still not able to "cd" to an external drive...I have located at /dev/sdb1
[05:12] <Amber_> att0 you have to mount the drive first
[05:13] <DanielEads> I also am having monitor out of range problems with a different card (Xorg.0.log file is at http://pastebin.ca/1296933 ), but I noticed that when I plugged a second monitor in and upped the refresh rate to 85 Hz on my LCD, it works fine
[05:13] <att0> Amber_:how would I do that?
[05:13] <eseven73> ewww pastebin.com you guys should really use paste.ubuntu.com
[05:14] <rww> att0: type "mount" in a terminal and look for the line that has /dev/sdb1 at the start of it, look a little further on and see what it's mount point is (should say something like "/dev/sdb1 on MOUNTPOINT") and do cd mountpoint (e.g. cd /media/disk-1)
[05:15] <timboy> I installed firefox 3.1b2 and copied the flashplugin.so file to the plugins directory but it still says it's not installed and it doesn't show up in plugins in FF.
[05:16] <bluvio> nbeebo:  "xgamma -g 0.5" seems to work. I'll just have to link that to some kb shortcuts, and we're in biz. Thx a lot !!!
[05:16] <eseven73> .so files need to be compiled i think
[05:16] <rww> eseven73: no, they don't
[05:16] <nbeebo> bluvio, no problem!
[05:16] <eseven73> oh
[05:19] <eseven73> !op | Angelina24-Cam is back
[05:19] <pc02iqbal> huy
[05:20] <Fezzler> Is there a program like Macromedia Director or Asymetrix Toolbox in Ubuntu - blender is too complex.
[05:21] <chilli0> Fezzler:  what do u need to do?
[05:21] <Fezzler> I want to build a basic animation with a GUI tool that may require a minimum of post coding
[05:21] <Fezzler> chillio
[05:21] <chilli0> k
[05:22] <Fezzler> chilli0: Like a one or two screen mini Mario Game.
[05:22] <zboy> Hello, all! I am getting a tablet pc (hp tx2z) soon and I am wanting to partition the 320GB HD with both Vista and Ubuntu. I've read that I should install Vista first, but what partitions are needed for Ubuntu? It's been 10 years since I used anything Linux (:
[05:22] <chilli0> blender isnt to hard i use it,
[05:22] <zboy> I was thinking of making (1) 40GB primary partition for Vista installation (2) a 80GB primary partition in Vista for data [photos, games, etc] (3) 200GB extended partition for Ubuntu.
[05:22] <Fezzler> chilli0: really, try blender?
[05:22] <chilli0> yeh, its great
[05:22] <zboy> I'm stuck with what partitions are needed, though. I am used to Mandrake Linux (hehe that's the last Linux I used) where you needed a swap partition and a /root. What partitions have you all used for Ubuntu?
[05:22] <chilli0> Fezzler:  join #blender
[05:22] <gbear14275> eseven73: what the heck was that op message?
[05:23] <pc02iqbal> kkkkkkk
[05:23] <bluvio> nbeebo: Since I'm at it, any idea how to redirect the video signal to the laptop's  s-video-OUT ? To watch movies and stuff on regular TV. Works in Windoz, what's the recipe in Ubuntu? Poking at "/etc/X11/xorg.conf" didn't help me much, so far. And goggled docs only speak nVidia... Any hints.
[05:23] <chilli0> Fezzler:  also youtube has lots of blender tutorials
[05:23] <rww> zboy: swap and / should be fine
[05:23] <eseven73> gbear14275: its used in emergencies
[05:23] <pc02iqbal> huy chaky
[05:24] <gbear14275> whats the emergency?\
[05:24] <rww> gbear14275: there isn't one
[05:24] <eseven73> gbear14275: he/she is a on-join spammer
[05:24] <daviidd> hola !
[05:24] <eseven73> its fine now theyy're gone
[05:24] <daviidd> hay alguien que hable español?
[05:24] <zboy> rww: Ah, thank you! Would you recommend making a 'home' partition, since I plan on being the only user?
[05:25] <nbeebo> bluvio, im a total newbie so you should rephrase that question without "nbeebo" in the beginning.. you could try ask it in #hardware too (/join #hardware)
[05:25] <rww> zboy: I've always been fine without one, personally.
[05:25] <zboy> rww: Great! :D Now I am really excited to get started. I was worried about partitioning and dual booting, but I tried out the Live CD and Ubuntu just looks neato, for lack of a better word hehe.
[05:26] <Note_Sure> Hi, IRC noob question - where can I get some help with gcc on Ubuntu?
[05:26] <trans> hello
[05:26] <rww> zboy: i have a link to a pretty good guide for dualbooting Vista and Ubuntu somewhere around here. let me go find it for you :)
[05:26] <bluvio> nbeebo: no probm.  Hey, you looked like a pro with your xgamma tip. Now don't blow your cover :)
[05:27] <trans> i'm having some trouble with sound in intrepid and i've tried some stuff on the forums but it hasn't helped so far
[05:27] <gbear14275> zboy: I am dualbooted now with ubuntu and xp and it was almost too easy :)
[05:27] <rww> zboy: http://apcmag.com/how_to_dualboot_vista_with_linux_vista_installed_first.htm
[05:28] <zboy> rww: Ooh, thank you! I'll start reading right now (: thx again
[05:28] <trans> i have an onboard sb128 sound card, i have just set it up to use pulseaudio according the forum post but the sound card doesn't appear in the sound preferences list, and the volume control applet says it can't find the card or there are no gstreamer plugins
[05:28] <christian> when looking at an old filesystem from a new installation on another partition, "ls -l" gives a UID in place of the username, how can I find out what this UID corresponds to? Similar to looking at /etc/groups for GID's
[05:28] <trans> the soundcard is listed in /proc though
[05:29] <christian> when i say username, i mean owner
[05:29] <rww> zboy: it's really easy, though. you don't actually need any of page 4... I installed Ubuntu first, then Vista, and it's a /lot/ more difficult
[05:29] <nickrud> christian, if you get a uid instead of a name that means there is no associated username. It would be ref'd in /etc/passwd
[05:30] <trans> any ideas?
[05:30] <christian> cool
[05:30] <christian> thanks
[05:30] <ganymede> hello, i have just thrown a SATA RAID PCI card into my computer with lspci line: 02:0b.0 RAID bus controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT6421 IDE RAID Controller (rev 50). the module for it was loaded (sata_via) and a hard drive is plugged in and spinning. i cannot find the drive under /dev (i expected to see /dev/sdb as /dev/sda is taken by the IDE main boot drive). does anyone know what i should do?
[05:32] <ScottG489> does ubuntu come installed with java or install it in its initial updates?
[05:32] <gbear14275> I suddenly am having errors with firefox and I don't know what to do with them.  Flash isn't working.  my error Console is filling up but I don't know who/how/where to submit them to... could someone point me in the right directino
[05:33] <trans> ScottG489: i don't think so, you have to install it yourself
[05:33] <izinucs> ScottG489, no.. open system>Admin>Synaptic and search for java
[05:33] <cdhop> Query? - does anyone know of an application for XFDL forms?
[05:33] <ScottG489> izinucs: yea, looks like i want "java-common"
[05:34] <izinucs> ScottG489, sun java 5 or 6 depending.. and the rest will be pulled in as dependancies.
[05:34] <gbear14275> does anyone suggest using add/remove at all?  I've used both synaptic and add/remove and I always see synaptic recommended but wondered why.
[05:35] <xav_> my live cd wouldnt load, or install like normal( put in disk, and boot) so i installed my ubuntu through windows into a disc partition. Will grub appear when i restart my computer or can i not boot ubuntu now?
[05:35] <cdhop> synaptic gives you more options/control
[05:35] <izinucs> gbear14275, synaptic gives you the ability of seeing more that's available in the repos.. other than that they get their info and install in the same basic manner.
 are you new to ubuntu and/or linux
[05:36] <izinucs> gbear14275, also .. I'm not sure about this .. but add/remove might only show items in "Main".
[05:36] <rww> xav_: by "installed through windows" do you mean you used Wubi (the Windows program where you pick an install size, username, and password in Windows, then reboot into an Ubuntu setup)?
[05:37] <thargasz> holaa acabo de poner xubuntu emulado en virtualbox tengo un problema como hago para q se me vea la pantalla completaa
[05:37] <R1_> ! startup
[05:37] <xav_> yes i think so. except i never rebooted into setup.
[05:37] <R1_> !boot
[05:37] <daviidd> hola!
[05:37] <thargasz> hola
[05:37] <ozatomic> when i try adn install inn2-lfs i keep getting  "innconfval: open of /etc/news/inn.conf failed: No such file or directory
[05:38] <izinucs> whole_la
[05:38] <ozatomic> but apt-get should install the file for me
[05:38] <gbear14275> forensicwannabe: yes, I am new but have managed to transition completely over to linux in the last few months.  pretty proud of it :).  but there are a few basic/cultural questions I have from time to time.  To me it makes sense to recommend basic installs use the add/remove application and only when a user needs finer grained control to point them to synaptic... but i never seem to see this
[05:38] <sancho21_> Is it recommended to upgrade linux kernel into a non generic one?
[05:38] <rww> xav_: ah. So you started Wubi but never rebooted to continue installation? Theoretically, when you reboot, it's going to start up the Ubuntu installer, then...
[05:38] <rww> sancho21_: not in most cases, no. -generic works fine for most people.
[05:39] <daw> i was told that to get WOW to work in wine i need to disable compiz . . . any hints on how to track down what's using that to reconfigure it?
[05:39] <xav_> I will be able to set up the grub from there? i dont wont to be in a cycle that won't allow me to boot to either windows or linux
[05:39] <mayank> my mozilla firefox closes itself...why./
[05:39] <mayank> ?
[05:39] <izinucs> gbear14275, for whatever reason I've always gravitated to Synaptic since my conversion 2-3 yrs ago.. I just never think of add/remove.
[05:39] <zboy> rww: Wow that made it as easy as pie. I remember having to fight Mandrake 7.1 just to make a partition lol. I am almost tempted to not dual boot at all and run Ubuntu on its own. Come to think of it, only thing I need Vista for is Guild Wars (pc game) and maybe OneNote hehe
[05:39] <ac3_0f_spad3s> how do you copy and paste text from ANY emulator into ubuntu?
[05:39] <ac3_0f_spad3s> i lost my note!
[05:39] <rww> xav_: Wubi sets up Grub for you =/
[05:39] <sancho21_> mayank, I have the same problem too. It's segmentation fault
[05:39] <xav_> alright cool. thanks much,
[05:40] <mayank> sancho21: so what to do?
[05:40] <daw> how do I stop an application from using compiz?
[05:40] <R1_> can somebody tell me how to perform a sudo command on start up? When i add it in sessions it does not appear to work
[05:40] <forensicwannabe> gbear14275: the apt, and synaptic do basically the same thing. they install deb packages with all their dependencies. only very advanced users will know how to select or deselect from a deb package, and for the most part, even they will not mess with the deb package
[05:40] <rww> zboy: Glad to hear it :). You may be interested to know, by the way, that Guild Wars can run in Ubuntu using wine. See http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=9194 and the !wine factoid.
[05:40] <rww> !wine | zboy
[05:40] <izinucs> mayank, sancho21_ as a test you might want to " mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla.backup " and then restart FF and see what happens.
[05:41] <mayank> don't understand what u just say...
[05:41] <rww> daw: You can't; you can only turn it off for all programs: System > Preferences > Appearance > Visual Effects > None
[05:41] <denny32> anyone help me with a flashchat problem?
[05:41] <rww> !anyone | denny32
[05:41] <mayank> in terminal?
[05:42] <forensicwannabe> gbear14275: as for your firefox, have you installed any plugins lately? do you have bookmarks? have you installed any packages immediately prior to noticing problems in fire fox?
[05:42] <denny32> yes
[05:42] <izinucs> mayank, sancho21_  .. go to Applications --> Accessories --> Terminal and in the window that opens cut and past the test between the quotes on my previous quote.
[05:42] <izinucs> *text
[05:43] <daw> rww once  do that if I have no user applications running should I be ok killing any remaining processes?
[05:43] <gbear14275> forensicwannabe: I'm playing around with it now  but the latest thing I installed was the icedtea java plugin (which I'm trying to get rid of) but that was weeks ago... flash seemed to be working last night and now isn't and I haven't done anything since then
[05:43] <mayank> izinucs, done...now
[05:43] <mayank> start mozilla again?
[05:44] <izinucs> yes
[05:44] <mayank> done that
[05:44] <mayank> can u tell me in detail...what is segmentation fault?
[05:44] <zboy> rww: Now that's a dream come true (: very awesome indeed!
[05:44] <mayank> izinucs, can u tell me in detail...what is segmentation fault?
[05:44] <rww> daw: I'm not sure what you're asking. You should be able to enable and disable Compiz regardless of whether you have any other programs running... just turn it off before you start WoW/wine, and turn it back on if you want it when you're done playing.
[05:44] <forensicwannabe> RI_ you need to be more specific about what you mean by running sudo on startup, and what you mean by adding it in sessions. do you mean running sudo in terminal from the desktop?
[05:44] <gbear14275> forensicwannabe: gimme a little bit to try and resolve this and I'll try to come back with more information
[05:45] <izinucs> mayank, you gotta play with it to see it that will happen again.  I'm not sure what a segmentation fault is but might be because of a plugin that was installed.
[05:45] <gbear14275> forensicwannabe: but thanks for inquiring
[05:45] <sancho21_> When I run vlc to play a movie. I got error as If I don't have enough memory allocation
[05:45] <nbeebo> made a fresh install of hoping to get 1920x1200 again but i got 1600x1200 as usual... can anyone help me? this problem has haunted me for about 6 months :S lol
[05:45] <sancho21_> But mplayer made it
[05:45] <mayank> izinucs, ok, and should i  update my ubuntu 8.10 with terminal or update manager?
[05:46] <izinucs> mayank, doesn't matter does the same thing..
[05:46] <mayank> izinucs, ok..thanx
[05:46] <nbeebo> sancho21_, i think u could change that in the vlc settings..
[05:46] <Guest18024> mayank, terminal uses less system ressources
[05:46] <izinucs> mayank, np :)
[05:47] <forensicwannabe> gbear14275: you have a choice. which is the more agreeable way to handle your problem for you philosophy of learning and or using ubuntu. You can do it the hard way and try to find the problem, and or do what I would do: Just remove all java and firefox and start over.
[05:47] <kalvin_> hello, question, ive got winxp as an image, when i use virtual machine manager, after i allocate space for it, it gives me an error:  'virDomainCreateLinux() failed .... can anyone help me out?
[05:47] <mayank> guest18024, thanx...thats a good tip, but if segmentation fault comes in terminal in middle..then what to do?
[05:48] <izinucs> kalvin_, not enough info.. what virtual machine program are you using.?
[05:48] <gbear14275> forensicwannabe: lol, I was about to ask if i uninstalled firefox if all my bookmarks and settings would be deleted (great minds think alike) I'm hoping the answer is no
[05:48] <sancho21_> nbeebo, In a fresh installation of Ubuntu and vlc, I got this error. This is can be fixed by doing your writings before, right?
[05:48] <tonyyarusso> I'm looking for a little help with bluetooth audio stuff, connecting a phone and headset to my computer.  Details on http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6466515
[05:49] <forensicwannabe> gbear14275: be sure to save your bookmarks...... bookmarks> organize bookmarks> import and backup> export HTML
[05:49] <dishwasher> hello.  I have mounted an iso and want to copy its contents using dd (since trying to use cp gives me errors).  When I use dd it tells me that my source is a directory and exits without copying anything.  Is there a workaround for this?
[05:49] <kalvin_> isinucs: its called virtual machine manager, someone recommended it from on here. there error is: Unable to complete install: 'virDomainCreateLinux() failed internal error invalid domain type attribute'
[05:50] <miranda_psi> Can anyone help me with the sound problem I have?  Sometimes a program will take sole control of the sound, and then I can't get other programs to play sound, even after quitting the program and restarting my sound server (using a different one doesn't help either)...
[05:50] <earthling> dishwasher use the are option with cp
[05:50] <izinucs> kalvin_, sorry I don't know anything about that program. are you trying to load xp in a vm in Ubuntu?  if so you might look at Virtual Box or VMWare Server
[05:50] <eseven73> kalvin_: have you tried VirtualBox?
[05:50] <dishwasher> earthling: the which option? r?
[05:51] <peepsalot> is there a builtin gui app for configuring samba?
[05:51] <nickrud> tonyyarusso, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluez/+bug/306721
[05:51] <izinucs> peepsalot, swat  .. you have to install it.
[05:51] <kalvin_> no, i tried to install vmware, but it gave me some type of error during install, and when i came to here last night, someone recommented virtual machine manager lol
[05:51] <earthling> dishwasher yeah.. cp -r
[05:52] <izinucs> kalvin_, you probably had an error with vmware because you didn't install build-essential.. other than that it's pretty painless.
[05:52] <earthling> dishwasher: sorry for that r  turning to are :(
[05:52] <sexcopter> hi, i have a fairly broken package system here... i get a few thousand lines like this: "dpkg: serious warning: files list file for package `python-pkg-resources' missing, assuming package has no files currently installed." Reinstalling each package will fix it (I think), but is there a way to parse this list and just get the package names in one list?
[05:52] <tonyyarusso> nickrud: I use 8.04
[05:52] <dishwasher> earthling: thanks for the help, I'll try it out
[05:52] <peepsalot> izinucs, thanks, i will try that
[05:52] <nickrud> tonyyarusso, then nm :)
[05:53] <izinucs> kalvin_, virtual box is in the repos.. easy install. but you won't have usb support unless you get it directly from their site.
[05:53] <eseven73> kalvin_: virtualbox and vmware server are more mainstream, virt-manager or w/e might be abondonware? well at any rate, you cant go wrong with VirtualBox realy
[05:53] <izinucs> peepsalot, np
[05:53] <jtmoney> has anyone had an update become available over the past week or so? it seems like a long period for no updates
[05:53] <kalvin_> i shall try it..thanks
[05:54] <izinucs> jtmoney, they have your ip on ignore..  :)
[05:54] <kalvin_> how do i get it...sorry very new to linux, trying to learn it!
[05:54] <jtmoney> funny
[05:54] <jtmoney> but really
[05:54] <izinucs> kalvin_, which one.. ? vbox?  System>Admin>Synaptic .. search for virtualbox
[05:54] <eseven73> the one in the repos with no usb support? 'sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose'
[05:55] <forensicwannabe> gbear14275: resetting your preferences and reinstalling addons is good practice. if you go to Edit> Preferences> Main> Manage Extensions, you can see all your addons, and you can then search for them in firfox and bookmarks before you make a backup of your bookmarks, so they will be there ready for you to install when you reopen. There is a way to save your preferences, but it doesn't always work. I wouldn
[05:55] <forensicwannabe> 't do it anyways. I would add one addon at a time, try each one out for a week, and then the next to see if one of the addons is causing a conflict
[05:55] <izinucs> jtmoney, on Hardy .. yes.. on Intrepid.. no
[05:55] <xav_> my ubuntu wont boot, either from as a live uninstalled version, and once i installed it through windows and selected it to boot in grub, will not boot. what am i doing wrong?
[05:55] <jtmoney> izinucs: thanks
[05:56] <sancho21_> xav_: May be you should add acpi=off in the boot parameter
[05:56] <izinucs> jtmoney, you can always check from terminal with "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade "
[05:56] <trollboy> I'm using transmission 1.06 and seeing 1.45 out there, is there a reason the ubuntu repos is so out of date?
[05:56] <onetinsoldier> sexcopter: hello, eould you be up for just 'trying' to reinstall every package that's you currently have installed? i don't know if this will work with the breakage you have or not. i'm not vertasin if i fully understand what wrong there. are you getting this error for a few thousand packages?
[05:56] <kalvin_> ok..good to know, is there a specific one i should use?
[05:56] <xav_> where can i change that, in boot settings after the grub selection?
[05:56] <onetinsoldier> s/vertasin/certain
[05:57] <sancho21_> xav_ select the first menu of Ubuntu menus (boot selection), then press 'e'
[05:57] <sancho21_> after you edit it, press b
[05:57] <izinucs> trollboy, they are typically in date for the version that was available durning the development.. occationally there is a PPA on launchpad that will have a newer version.
[05:57] <eseven73> kalvin_: the opensource one is called VirtualBox-OSE
[05:57] <xav_> is it default to yes? and what is acpi?
[05:58] <onetinsoldier> sexcopter: could you pastebin a sample of the errors you're getting?
[05:58] <eseven73> kalvin_: but theres no usb support with that one
[05:58] <sancho21_> xav_ acpi make your computer turn off automatically after shutdown
[05:58] <sancho21_> without pressing power  button anymore
[05:58] <eseven73> kalvin_: if you want usb support you'll have to go on virtualbox's site and download it from there,
[05:59] <xav_> i dont know that that is the problem, it looks as if it wonts too boot but goes to a blank screen with a blinking cursor at top left.
[05:59] <schnauzer> Anybody know where i can find an old-school classic Windows theme? I've tried Gnome-look, but all it seems to have is XP themes.
[05:59] <crdlb> schnauzer: try the builtin redmond theme
[05:59] <eseven73> lol you want win 95 looking theme get IceWM
[05:59] <kalvin_> ok thanks
[05:59] <vermont> I'm trying to move something from the desktop to usr/bin but it says I don't have permission...how do I fix this?
[06:00] <eseven73> yw kalvin_
[06:00] <Brack101> Hi there
[06:00] <Brack101> so according to dmidecode, I have an AMD Athlon 64 processor...Does that mean I should be running the x64 version of Ubuntu?
[06:01] <forensicwannabe> xav: what do you mean when you say you "installed it through windows?" do you mean that you installed it after windows, or on a machine that windows was installed on?
[06:01] <schnauzer> no - i mean a window border, im already using redmond; eseven73 - i'd really like to avoid switching from GNOME.
[06:01] <earthling> vermont: what user are you? root?
[06:01] <eseven73> schnauzer: but icewm isnt a theme, i was just being silly :)
[06:01] <onetinsoldier> sexcopter: hello... you here?
[06:01] <crdlb> Brack101: it means you can, not that you need to
[06:01] <Brack101> crdlb: would I see performance increases?
[06:01] <sancho21_> xav_ What pc?
[06:01] <schnauzer> eseven73: :P
[06:01] <vermont> earthling, I really don't know :-S
[06:01] <xav_> windows is installed. i could not get it to boot through the trial type thing where it is not installed, so i installed it through windows into a partition.
[06:02] <Brack101> I am doing virtualization and stuffs
[06:02] <MethodOne> what do you think performs better:  a 1.9 ghz pentium 4 or a 1.6 ghz atom?
[06:02] <earthling> vermont: type in $whoami
[06:02] <crdlb> schnauzer: http://art.gnome.org/themes/metacity/1095
[06:02] <xav_>  sancho21- home built asus rig, 2x athlon, 8800gt. dual 19" wides, 3gb ram
[06:02] <Guest10332> Hi I configured my screen rotation to upside down and now when i start gnome the pointer is correct but nothing else shows up.  any idea how to fix it from another user in bash?
[06:02] <onetinsoldier> MethodOne: you might ask in #hardware
[06:02] <earthling> vermont: and tell me the output
[06:03] <vermont> earthling: result was: 'matthew'
[06:03] <sari> guest10332 was me btw
[06:03] <w3rd__> has anybody heard of gos, supposedly based on ubuntu
[06:03] <w3rd__> ?
[06:03] <earthling> vermont: do know the root password?
[06:03] <sari> w3rd_,  yes it used e17  think
[06:03] <earthling> vermont: do you know what root user means?
[06:03] <russ5811> can anyone help with usb devices for sun xvm virtualbox?
[06:03] <vermont> earthling, I know the only password that I set at set up
[06:03] <schnauzer> crdlb: Thanks, looks great!
[06:03] <forensicwannabe> xav: did you make the partition with windows installation cd, or partition with ubuntu, and what version of ubuntu disk did you use/
[06:03] <Brack101> russ5811: OSE or non-free?
[06:04] <ScottG489>  /join #pidgin
[06:04] <sari> Hi I configured my screen rotation to upside down and now when i start gnome the pointer is correct but nothing else shows up.  any idea how to fix it from another user in bash?
[06:04] <Vinceman> !lawd
[06:04] <vermont> earthling...I believe I know the root password, no I don't know the significance of root user.
[06:04] <crdlb> Brack101: for video enconding, scientific calculations, etc. you would see a dramatic improvement; but not so much for desktop usage. you also need 64 bit to effectively use large amounts of ram
[06:04] <russ5811> not sure Brack, downloaded the .deb from the website. free
[06:04] <gmathews> Hi is it wise to get 3GB RAM - or just leave it at 2GB dual channel?
[06:04] <w3rd__> sari, do you think that i could install on a thumb drive, install vmware player, and run virtual appliance from the thumb drive?
[06:04] <xav_>  forensicwannabe-- made partition with windows installer, ubuntu version is 8.1 desktop
[06:04] <earthling> vermont: ok.. the thing is root is THE linux/Unix admin's login name
[06:05] <w3rd__> install gos that is...
[06:05] <earthling> vermont:the root is the one who ultimately can configure change or do anything major in linux
[06:05] <vermont> earthling: can I change it so 'matthew' has all the power...since, you know, it's 'matthew's' computer.
[06:05] <Brack101> ok thanks
[06:05] <crdlb> Brack101: afaik, the big holdout on 64bit was adobe's flash player, but my understanding is that there's a 64bit flash now
[06:05] <gbear14275> does the gnome-support package for firefox contain basically the help section?  It wasn't required when I reinstalled firefox so wondering what it is.
[06:05] <sari> w3rd_, run what under vmware?
[06:05] <onetinsoldier> if your a Linux user/admin, you don't go around to people asking, got milk?  you ask, got root?
[06:06] <moDumass> hey all, has anyone installed "yo frankie" and if so, how did you do it, becauseits eating my brain
[06:06] <earthling> vermont: well its not recommended.. and as mathew knows the root password he can become root whenever he wants
[06:06] <dishwasher2> earthling: i don't know if you got my last message, I get errors like: "cannot create symbolic link" and "operation not permitted"
[06:06] <russ5811> anyone know how to make usb devices function in virtualbox running winxp
[06:06] <miranda_psi> Can anyone help me with the sound problem I have?  Sometimes a program will take sole control of the sound, and then I can't get other programs to play sound, even after quitting the program and restarting my sound server (using a different one doesn't help either)...
[06:06] <onetinsoldier> sexcopter: hello... you here?
[06:06] <vermont> earthling, lol, so how can I become root
[06:06] <forensicwannabe> xav, just put your windows install cd back into your drive and delete the partition. don't worry about it. so that you only have one partition. then use the auto partitioner on the ubuntu disk, it will work like magic
[06:06] <gaminggeek> moDumass: IIRC you just un extract the arcive and run the exe
[06:07] <sexcopter> onetinsoldier: hi, sorry i left for a moment, back now
[06:07] <w3rd__> if i install gos to a flash drive, can i install vmware player.. and use the additional space for the gos file system to store a virtual appliance and run from the pen drive
[06:07] <moDumass> gaminggeek, hmm, exe`s the only way?
[06:07] <onetinsoldier> sexcopter: ok, np.. hello
[06:07] <gbear14275> and whats the difference between the firefox and firefox-3.0 packages... they both say the same thing
[06:07] <moDumass> coolur, il give it a whirl
[06:07] <sexcopter> onetinsoldier: i'll copy the whole lot to pastebin or something
[06:07] <onetinsoldier> sexcopter: ok
[06:07] <earthling> vermont: /usr/bin is where some executables that riun the sys are present it is not recommended that you store your files there unless you know what you are doing.. store your files in /home/mathew
[06:08] <earthling> vermont: that's your home folder..
[06:08] <Guruji> anyone please help me installing "SQUID with DELAY POOLS in Ubuntu 8.04 Desktop Edition.
[06:08] <vermont> earthling, I'm moving a program there.
[06:08] <onetinsoldier> or /usr/local/bin
[06:08] <forensicwannabe> vermont: sudo is tantamount to root
[06:08] <xav_> forensicwannabe: i couldnt get the ubuntu partitioner to work, i couldnt even get the trial to run as a could on a different pc. i dont think the partition is the problem, it seemed to install fine, and grub works correctly
[06:08] <mayank> how to connect my sony ericsson w580i on ubuntu?
[06:08] <Guruji> anyone please help me installing "SQUID with DELAY POOLS in Ubuntu 8.04 Desktop Edition. I really need it fast Bros.
[06:08] <vermont> earthling I downloaded the eMusic download manager for linux. It's on my desktop. I want to put it with the rest of the program files.
[06:08] <earthling> vermont: ok.. then can you sedn me the the out put of "$ls -la /usr/bin"
[06:09] <eross> running openbox, but the window titlebars are missing. is that compiz messing it up?
[06:09] <sexcopter> onetinsoldier: it's a *big* text file. I think I'll spare pastebin the pain of hosting it
[06:09] <vermont> earthling, all of it? it's alot.
[06:09] <eross> not running
[06:09] <sexcopter> onetinsoldier: this is the result of me trying to install amule
[06:09] <earthling> vermont: ok wait
[06:09] <crdlb> eross: openbox and compiz are mutually exclusive as they are both window managers
[06:10] <kalvin_> where can i find a really good tutorial on ubuntu and linux in general?
[06:10] <earthling> vermont: goto cd /usr
[06:10] <forensicwannabe> xav: did you try the automated partitioner in ubuntu?
[06:10] <onetinsoldier> sexcopter: i had to abort that. i don't seem to receive DCC sends unless i shut off my firewall first
[06:10] <eross> ok. trying to figure out how to get the window titlebars back
[06:10] <sexcopter> onetinsoldier: oh, ok. i'll try pastebin
[06:10] <earthling> vermont: do a ls -la there and tell me what the bin line says
[06:10] <crdlb> eross: are you sure openbox is actually running? do you have the openbox root menu?
[06:11] <onetinsoldier> sexcopter: ok, or i can shot off my firewall for a minute
[06:11] <onetinsoldier> shut*
[06:11] <xav_> forensicwannabe:  is it the one where you simply select the gig size you want it installed? like the choices were 4gb, 6gb, 8gb, and 10gb. if so then yes i did, but i did it not to the partition where i have windows but to a separate partition
[06:11] <forensicwannabe> xav: I think you will be okay if you can manage to edit grub . the question is, are the ubuntu install grub link address still intact in your grub config file?
[06:11] <eross> i selected openbox session and booted in. i may have made some changes to it i forgot about
[06:11] <vermont> earthling, pmed...
[06:12] <sexcopter> onetinsoldier: it's ok, here is pastebin post: http://paste.ubuntu.com/96619/
[06:12] <earthling> vermont: :drwxr-xr-x are the permissions of your bin directory
[06:12] <onetinsoldier> ok
[06:12] <sexcopter> onetinsoldier: so i'm wondering if it's possible to extract just the package names in a long list to feed to apt-get
[06:12] <xav_> forensicwannabe: any easy way to check for that?
[06:12] <earthling> this says that root can put files in that directory
[06:12] <dishwasher2> I'm basically trying to extract/unpack an iso installation dvd (its not linux) to a usb hard drive, any tips on how to make an exact copy in ubuntu?
[06:12] <forensicwannabe> xav did you partition windows before you installed ubuntu:
[06:13] <xav_> forensicwannabe: yes, i had a partition with xp, and saved some later for a ubuntu install. i partitioned when i installed windows.
[06:13] <onetinsoldier> sexcopter: it looks to me as if maybe the files in your /ver/lib/dpkg/info directory might have been deleted
[06:13] <earthling> vermont: run your copy command with sudo prepended to iit.. it will ask for password .. type in the password and then the copy will be done
[06:13] <onetinsoldier> sexcopter: it looks to me as if maybe the files in your /var/lib/dpkg/info directory might have been deleted
[06:13] <tleuser> hello
[06:14] <tleuser> มีใครอยู่บ้าง
[06:14] <sexcopter> onetinsoldier: well, i know there are some there (about 1500 files), but yeah it looks like a lot are missing. i know i haven't deleted them myself...
[06:14] <dheroize> ccc
[06:14] <onetinsoldier> sexcopter: would you like to try reinstalling all packages on your package list?
[06:14] <dheroize> all
[06:14] <vermont> earthling, ok so explain this to me like I'm eight, I don't know how to copy a file from folder to folder in terminal...I am a fairly inexperienced ubuntu user, as you undoubtedly noticed.
[06:14] <sexcopter> onetinsoldier: yes, if there is an easy way to do that
[06:15] <earthling> vermont: tell me what you want to copy and where you want to copy it to?
[06:15] <forensicwannabe> xav_: if you use ubuntu auto partitioner, then you neither want or need to partition before installing., You windows should be on one partition, you HD should only have one partition, then and only then should you execute the ubuntu auto partitioner.
[06:17] <earthling> vermont: what's this builds a directory?
[06:17] <peepsalot> i'm having some trouble sharing a folder with samba
[06:17] <onetinsoldier> sexcopter: before we try, show me the output listing of one of the broken packages... for instance --> dpkg -l python-pkg-resources
[06:17] <xav_> forensicwannabe: i believe it was the only way i could install. Since the installer from restart would not work. I really do not think it is my partitions messing it up, because i could not get the uninstalled trial to run.
[06:18] <forensicwannabe> xav_: if your ubuntu has never run yet, I think you should delet all but the one windows partition with your windows cd, and then run ubuntu install
[06:18] <sari> is there a way to track all writes to files?
[06:18] <vermont> it was what was extracted from the tar.gz folder...the program emusicdlm is inside it.
[06:18] <peepsalot> i tried right clicking on the folder in nautilus and enabling sharing through that, but I can't access the folder from other computers.  they see the folder, but it requires authentication which I can't get past
[06:19] <xav_> forensicwannabe: i dont see how that would make a problem with my ubuntu not booting, but if you truly believe this, i can try.
[06:19] <sexcopter> onetinsoldier: http://paste.ubuntu.com/96623/
[06:19] <gmathews> Hi is it wise to get 3GB RAM - or just leave it at 2GB dual channel?
[06:19] <izinucs> peepsalot, they either need an account or you need to create a new user called "foo" with a password of "bar" and have anyone using that machine to authenticate with those creds.
[06:19] <forensicwannabe> xav_ different computers react different ways, but ubuntu has been working to make their auto partitioner work with as many architectures as possible these days..
[06:20] <sexcopter> gmathews: if it's a cheap upgrade, i'd go for it
[06:20] <peepsalot> izinucs, i thought I could use a regular user login that is already on this computer
[06:20] <Guruji> anyone help me installing squid with delaypools feature, as "apt-get install squid" just installs it and dont let us configure installation options.
[06:20] <box_man> gmathews, 2's fine.. if you can upgrade why not just go to 4 with 2 new sticks?
[06:20] <Guruji> any idea please ?
[06:20] <sexcopter> gmathews: but if you're running 64-bit, 4 gig is better =)
[06:20] <earthling> vermont: ok... I will tell you not to copy that folder into /usr/bin.. NEVER.. but if you want to do it then here it is  "$sudo cp  -vr /home/matthew/Desktop  usr/bin"
[06:20] <izinucs> peepsalot, you should be able to ..
[06:20] <gmathews> sexcopter, i already have 1 GB now, but a 2GB bundle seems cheaper than buying another 1 GB
[06:20] <peepsalot> izinucs, it does not appear to work
[06:20] <box_man> gmathews, and its usually not a good idea to miss match sticks.
[06:20] <onetinsoldier> sexcopter: ok, here we go.. my next message if the command, it's like a one-liner script. i didn't make it myself, got it from #debian many moons ago
[06:20] <vermont> earthling, should I just move the program itself?
[06:21] <izinucs> peepsalot, are they linux machines trying to access or Win machines?
[06:21] <forensicwannabe> xav_ sometimes the auto partitioner is the only way it will work. furthermore, if you try to install it another way, and/or mess with the grub, then you could lose your windows install also
[06:21] <sexcopter> gmathews: if you have 1gb, then adding a 2gb stick is the way to go
[06:21] <forensicwannabe> xav_: i
[06:21] <peepsalot> izinucs, linux
[06:21] <onetinsoldier> sexcopter: #### the following line will reinstall all currently installed packages ####
[06:21] <onetinsoldier> sexcopter: dpkg --get-selections | while read p s; do [ "$s" = "install" ] && echo -n "$p "; done | xargs apt-get install --reinstall
[06:21] <earthling> vermont: do you want to run the program from command line but not want to got that folder eerytime to run the program?
[06:21] <gmathews> sexcopter, can u run a 1GB and a 2 gb stick in dual channel?
[06:21] <xav_> forensicwannabe: it seems so basic that it would be able to work with my already made partition. or even i think it should run the trial. I don't think that my partition should mess with that. it wont be the end of the world if i lose windows, but i'd like to avoid it :)
[06:21] <peepsalot> izinucs, is there a way to revert samba settings to default, in case something was messed up
[06:22] <Rolaulten> Hello, I was wondering if someone knows how to get the Gnome menu to appear whenever I right click on my desktop.
[06:22] <vermont> earthling, I actually just want to put a launch icon on my toolbar, and get the folder off my desktop
[06:22] <sexcopter> onetinsoldier: thank you very much! i'll give it a try.
[06:22] <forensicwannabe> xav_: I'm pretty sure you could handle the grub stuff, and if you mess it up, that's a good way to learn anyways. Just be sure to backup you important data
[06:22] <izinucs> peepsalot, it makes it much easier if the lan workgroup name is the same on all the machines.. for whatever reason I don't have an issue from a hardy laptop to a Intrepid desktop
[06:22] <sexcopter> gmathews: i'm not 100%, but i think you can, yes
[06:22] <Guruji> /j #ubuntu-pk
[06:22] <jim_p> gmathews, the dimms placed in dual channel slots must not only be of the same capacity, but of the same model and manifacturer as well
[06:22] <onetinsoldier> sexcopter: you're welcome. i believe that will work for you. :-) good luck!
[06:22] <izinucs> peepsalot, yep.. uninstall it and delete the samba.conf file.. then reinstall.
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[06:23] <R1_> Is it normal to not have a "current sessions" tab   in System > Preferences > Sessions
[06:23] <earthling> vermont: then you need not need to go through all this trouble
[06:23] <Guruji> help!
[06:23] <jim_p> happy new year with 2009 wishes that you have to come true
[06:24] <earthling> vermont: copy that whole thing from desktop to your /mathew/home dir
[06:24] <eseven73> same to you jim_p :)
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[06:24] <Yasumoto> Guruji: If you have a question, please ask it so someone can assist you, rather than asking "help" :)
[06:24] <R1_> Is it normal to not have a "current sessions" tab   in System > Preferences > Sessions
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[06:24] <forensicwannabe> xav_: the question is wheather you grub has the correct address for your ubuntu. If it doesn't, then you can pretty well forget it. You need to google grub config to learn how to interpret and edit grub. I will check my bookmarks. I have a few good webpages that can probably help you.
[06:24] <ganymede> j #gentoo
[06:24] <earthling> vermont: then create a link for the file that runs your software on the desktop
[06:24] <gmathews> thanks jim_p / sexcopter :)
[06:24] <Guruji> anyone help me installing squid with delaypools feature, as "apt-get install squid" just installs it and dont let us configure installation options.
[06:24] <Guruji> any idea please ?
[06:25] <Guruji> the main thing to setup is --delay-pools
[06:25] <R1_> Is it normal to not have a "current sessions" tab   in System > Preferences > Sessions
[06:25] <colton_> where could I ask questions about linux drivers?
[06:25] <Guest5310> I am not getting sound in Ubuntu using Gateway laptop.  No sound on anything including Desktop, DVD. etc. Video only works. Any ideas? tnx
[06:25] <xav_> forensicwannabe: thats the problem? grub's not finding the right bootup process thing? i can search for it but i'm not to sure if i'll find exactly what i need.
[06:25] <Guruji> and .... --enable-delay-pools --enable-cache-digests --enable-poll --disable-ident-lookups --enable-truncate --enable-removal-policies
[06:25] <vermont> earthling, OK great. I will do that. I just thought I'd try to put the program where most of the other programs were located...I really just wish the package included an installer
[06:26] <jim_p> colton_, here as well. depending on the hardware though
[06:26] <vermont> earthling, thanks again.
[06:26] <izinucs> colton_, please just ask the question if someone here can answer it they will.
[06:26] <daw> the very helpful folks at #winehq have told me to update my drivers for my video card. Any info on how/where to drivers for a Intel 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics controller? And how to make X use that driver?
[06:26] <jim_p> daw, did they know you had intel?
[06:26] <R1_> Is it normal to not have a "current sessions" tab   in System > Preferences > Sessions
[06:26] <Guruji> Yasumoto are you there now ?
[06:27] <Yasumoto> Guruji: can you grab the squid source and build it yourself?
[06:27] <Guruji> i did the following...
[06:27] <jim_p> daw, because if they did, they would also know that the intel drivers come preinstalled and are most likely on the latest version
[06:27] <R1_> Is it normal to not have a "current sessions" tab   in System > Preferences > Sessions
[06:27] <Yasumoto> Guruji: sudo apt-get build-dep squid will give you your dependencies
[06:27] <crdlb> daw: generally, you just use the version of the intel driver included with ubuntu and get upgrades to it when you upgrade ubuntu
[06:27] <mayank> torrent paused due to disk read error / mozilla also closes itself same time...what to do?
[06:27] <colton_> I'm looking for an online book/text which teaches linux device drivers. Could someone point me in the right direction?
[06:28] <eseven73> R1_: lol slow down those repeats a bit ;)   one every 5 mins is generally accepted. someone will get to you :)
[06:28] <Yasumoto> and apt-get source squid will pull the source itself
[06:28] <izinucs> colton_, you want to develope device drivers?
[06:28] <Rolaulten> Hello, I was wondering if someone knows how to get the Gnome menu to appear whenever I right click on my desktop?
[06:28] <R1_> eseven73, i'm desperate
[06:29] <earthling> vermont: can you tell me how you installed the software? did any of your installation steps require "make install" ?
[06:29] <colton_> Yes.
[06:29] <onetinsoldier> colton_: http://lwn.net/Kernel/LDD3/
[06:29] <mayank> torrent paused due to disk read error / mozilla also closes itself same time...what to do?
[06:29] <moDumass> R1_ yeh, i have no current session tab in my sessions dialogue
[06:29] <eseven73> R1_: you and 100 others in here , id' help you but im running IceWM so i dont have those menus :/
[06:30] <R1_> moDumass, why don't we have this anymore? how will we know the order of the startup items
[06:30] <moDumass> R1_ no idea sorry
[06:30] <eseven73> R1_: you could put stuff on Cron thats what i do, theres a GUI for it too gnome-schedule :) and its in the repos too
[06:30] <forensicwannabe> xav_: you mean address, or yeah but less likely I think it could be a boot process. I just looked in my bookmarks, but I didn't find my grub stuff. I am going to grep it, and if I don't find anything, I am going to google it
[06:31] <vermont> earthling...I don't know how to do tar.gz I just extracted it to the desktop opened the folder and clicked on the program emusicdlm...it launched the program so I just figured I'd move it off the desktop and drag it to my toolbar
[06:31] <colton_> thx
[06:31] <pretender> I have installed virtualbox-2.1_2.1.0-41146_Ubuntu_intrepid_i386.deb manually and cant remove it.  What is the apt get command i should be using or can it be done through synaptic
[06:31] <crdlb> R1_: why does the order matter?
[06:31] <eseven73> R1_: nice thing bout gnome-schedule is you can set things to start at boot too :)
[06:31] <R1_> eseven73, even sudo commands?
[06:31] <jim_p> pretender, apt-get autoremove virtualbox-2.1
[06:31] <jim_p> with sudo
[06:31] <eseven73> R1_: yep if you run gnome-schedule as root
[06:32] <eseven73> R1_: which would be 'gksu gnome-schedule'
[06:32] <R1_> eseven73, ty i'll take a look
[06:32] <eseven73> yw
[06:32] <sari> anyone know what file gnome changes when you change screen rotation? its not in .gconf and causes gnome to crash so cant change with gui
[06:32] <R1_> eseven73, should sudo commands work if you add them to sessions?
[06:33] <xav_> forensicwannabe: i just found someone posting with a problem the same as mine so i might try changing the acpi=off as someone else already mentioned
[06:33] <eseven73> R1_: hmmm i dont really use sessions
[06:33] <jim_p> sari, do you use grandr or a similar *randr app?
[06:35] <earthling> vermont: I that case that's the only best way to run that program
[06:36] <vermont> alright, cool. thanks earthling for taking the time to help me. I really appreciate it.
[06:36] <mayank> torrent paused due to disk read error / mozilla also closes itself same time...what to do?
[06:36] <eseven73> R1_: may I ask what exactly are you trying to run as root on boot up?
[06:36] <Yasumoto> mayank: is your hard drive full?
[06:36] <mayank> no
[06:36] <mayank> 64gb left
[06:37] <Yasumoto> mayank: interesting, can you restart the torrent/mozilla?
[06:37] <Yasumoto> (try running firefox from the terminal, if you can)
[06:37] <pretender> thanks jim_p worked a treat.
[06:37] <jim_p> :)
[06:38] <R1_> eseven73, sudo brctl add bridge0 and some more
[06:38] <mayank> yes
[06:39] <mayank> now its continue working fine...but why the error come..is there any chkdsk option in this or some command like that?
[06:39] <Yasumoto> mayank: any errors pop up?
[06:39] <forensicwannabe> xav_: yeah I saw that, but by what sancho was saying, I could tell he was just guessing. He figured if it worked for him, it might work for you, and yeah, it might, but if you start changing things in grub that you don't understand, then you are taking big chances. The best thing to do is to learn how to interpret grub, to look at the file and see what the problem is.
[06:39] <mayank> only one error of disk read error
[06:39] <R1_> eseven73, so you can see, i need to run these after the network manager
[06:39] <R1_> eseven73, that's why order matters
[06:39] <Yasumoto> mayank: "fsck" is what you want to use
[06:39] <itzhero> How do I access shared folders in vbox?
[06:39] <itzhero> I have guest additions installed
[06:39] <Yasumoto> mayank: the drive must be unmounted first though
[06:39] <R1_> eseven73, and the current session tab and the order option is nowhere to be found in  ubuntu 8.10 intrepid ibex
[06:40] <R1_> eseven73, which all solutions point to from my research
[06:40] <forensicwannabe> xav_:back to my search: be right back
[06:40] <xav_> forensicwannabe: i found that on a forum somewhere and am searching for the problem some more. i'll look around a bit first.
[06:40] <Yasumoto> mayank: there's probably a better way, but if I have issues, I'll boot from a liveCD and run fsck on the drive to check it
[06:40] <eseven73> R1_: right.... hmm
[06:40] <R1_> eseven73, are yo uon ubuntu 8.10?
[06:40] <eseven73> you kidding ?
[06:41] <ql> why is my sd card not being read
[06:41] <mayank> yasumoto, tell me steps plz, i am new..
[06:41] <R1_> eseven73,  why would i be kidding? you might be on lower versions of ubuntu
[06:41] <mayank> insert live cd...then
[06:41] <mayank> ?
[06:42] <eseven73> I am on 8.04 R1_ :)
[06:42] <Yasumoto> mayank: open up a terminal
[06:42] <sdflkj> is there any way to edit rc.local on a live cd?
[06:43] <mayank> ok
[06:43] <mayank> type?
[06:43] <sdflkj> debian
[06:43] <Yasumoto> mayank: sudo fdisk -l
[06:43] <sdflkj> xebian
[06:43] <ql> why wont ubuntu 8.04 read my sd card? it doesnt show in fdisk -l
[06:43] <sdflkj> try ubuntu 8.10
[06:43] <mayank> -L means?
[06:43] <Yasumoto> mayank: then from there, figure out which drive is the one you want (usually /dev/sda)
[06:43] <Arenlor> Hi, I'm having trouble here, I want to resize my NTFS (vista) partition, I open up gparted but it says unable to read the contents of the file system and won't let me resize it. Any suggestions?
[06:44] <forensicwannabe> xav_: first thing you need to do is find your grub file, and back it up. that way if you mess it up you can reinstall it
[06:44] <Yasumoto> mayank: -l for list your drives
[06:44] <DasEi>  sdflkj: the rc on the live or on the harddrive ?
[06:44] <Yasumoto> mayank: "man fdisk" and "man fsck" will give you more info if you're interested
[06:44] <miranda_psi> Can anyone help me with the sound problem I have?  Sometimes a program will take sole control of the sound, and then I can't get other programs to play sound, even after quitting the program and restarting my sound server (using a different one doesn't help either)...
[06:45] <mayank> man fdisk means?
[06:45] <sdflkj> i want to make a custom live cd basically... I want to make a custom rc.local to download flash plugin and open browser
[06:45] <Nehpets> No sound on laptop. Any suggestions?  (sound fine when in Win Xp)
[06:45] <sdflkj> so really I just need to edit rc.local
[06:45] <sdflkj> on the live cd
[06:45] <xav_> forensicwannabe: i can just back it up through windows. just save it to flash? where would it be saved? filename?
[06:46] <puppiesRcute> hello i was wanting to know if any one knew what type of vmwar works with ubuntu hardy heron downloaded one and it wouldn't work
[06:46] <Yasumoto> mayank: man is the command to read manual pages (manpages for short)
[06:46] <puppiesRcute> vmware
[06:46] <Yasumoto> mayank: so man fdisk brings up the usuage manual for fdisk
[06:46] <miranda_psi> Nehpets: try running "alsamixer -c 0"
[06:46] <ZrisCha> Hello all
[06:46] <miranda_psi> and see what that gives..
[06:46] <Yasumoto> man *command* is really helpful
[06:46] <mayank> i type fsc -l
[06:46] <mayank> right?
[06:46] <Yasumoto> mayank: sudo fdisk -l
[06:46] <puppiesRcute> this girl is stumped big time dont want to download another without knowing which one will work with my system
[06:47] <mayank> oh ya
[06:47] <L_Y> how can i handle the removable disk in the virtualbox?
[06:47] <xav_> forensicwannabe: ubuntu> install> boot> grub> menu.lst ?
[06:47] <mayank> but in windows fdisk means for partition, what is fsc -l means?
[06:47] <sdflkj> any idea?
[06:47] <puppiesRcute> virtual box doesnt work for me either good at all
[06:47] <Nehpets> miranda. tnx. that's in my tab, but i'll try it as a command
[06:47] <RivitingOn1> When I was still using windows I had a utility that inspected my video card for errors and problems. Is there a utility like this in linux?
[06:47] <malianx> 65w Athlon64 X2, 7200rpm sata 3.5" disk, and 2x 1g kingston ddr2, 8800gts = more than 350w? anyone know?
[06:47] <ZrisCha> Guys, what should I do if grub does not list my windows drive but when I do a sudo fdisk -l it is listed?
[06:47] <forensicwannabe> xav_: yeah, but I don't think you can back it up with windows, unless you can see it
[06:48] <forensicwannabe> in windows
[06:48] <kapu> I'm an openBSD guy, have been for years now. But I just tried Ubuntu server on a server where the raid card was not supported in bsd, and I am pretty impressed by the server.
[06:48] <Yasumoto> mayank: fdisk -l will list out all your drives and partitions. fsck is "FileSystemCHecK"
[06:48] <earthling> mayank bahi please be paitent.. fdisk if not not used properly can cause problems. please go through man pages and ttorials o the net for fdisk to get a better understanding
[06:48] <forensicwannabe> xav_: are you getting that from your live cd?
[06:48] <xav_> forensicwannabe: i can see it, i can open it with a text editor. i'm not sure if its fully here but i can see it.
[06:48] <kapu> Ubuntu is pretty cool
[06:48] <sdflkj> i use openbsd as well...
[06:48] <forensicwannabe> or from the hard drive
[06:49] <xav_> hdd
[06:49] <miranda_psi> Nehpets: That doesn't show everything - you need to make sure that things like the PCM volume are on (easiest way is to just put everything up to 100)
[06:49] <mayank> ok earthling bhai, jo tum kaho
[06:50] <mayank> i want to check my file system for problems
[06:50] <kapu> Everything just worked, I ran basilisk, and am crossing my fingers
[06:50] <onetinsoldier> kapu: glad to hear you like it!
[06:50] <Nehpets> miranda, tnx, i'm trying that now
[06:50] <L_Y> is there anyone use virtualbox?
[06:50] <forensicwannabe> xav_: back it up.....   save as > menu.lst.bkp
[06:50] <Yasumoto> mayank: good luck. you can come back on IRC once you get the liveCD on in case you have more questions
[06:50] <xav_> done.
[06:50] <onetinsoldier> kapu: what is basilisk?
[06:50] <Arenlor> Yasumoto I've heard other uses of fsck before, is File System ChecK the most common usage with Ubuntu?
[06:50] <RivitingOn1> bow
[06:51] <mayank> thanx...actually i have one more question if you are free?
[06:51] <forensicwannabe> xav_: back to my google search: be right back
[06:51] <kapu> Just a large script that helps lock down (secure) daemons and stuff
[06:51] <kapu> Google it, its nice
[06:51] <onetinsoldier> kapu: roger
[06:51] <eseven73> !info basilisk
[06:51] <kapu> i prob spelled it wrong, but you get the idea
[06:51] <eseven73> bah
[06:52] <mayank> how to get all permissions in ubuntu?
[06:52] <Arenlor> mayank, sudo is a good way
[06:52] <Yasumoto> Arenlor: hm, not sure about ubuntu specifically, but I just know of fsck as a tool to check disks for errors
[06:52] <mayank> how
[06:52] <DasEi>  sdflkj: can't help you very far there now, you know the basics how to set up a boot-cd ?
[06:52] <RivitingOn1> Does ubuntu 8.04 keep a log of errors that occur in the system? I keep freezing up while playing a game and I am trying to find out what is causing it.
[06:52] <miranda_psi> maynank: to run something as root just: sudo command
[06:52] <tangentcollision> what does it mean when a partition has a red triangle with an exlamation point in it next to the name?
[06:53] <eseven73> RivitingOn1: yep in /var/log/
[06:53] <Arenlor> Yasumoto ok, I know fsck, used it a lot on my one machine, usually my LUG has it File System Consistency checK, wanted to make sure I don't confuse people with usage
[06:53] <DasEi> RivitingOn1: /var/log/syslog     /var/log/Xorg.0.log  /var/log/kern.log
[06:53] <Arenlor> !sudo | mayank
[06:54] <forensicwannabe> xav_: now open your grub file in notebook
[06:54] <xav_> forensicwannabe: yes...
[06:55] <ganu> how to estimate the operating system performance .. is there any tool to do that
[06:55] <forensicwannabe> xav_: can you see entries for ubuntu?
[06:55] <DasEi> ganu: conky is a systemmonitor, also see htop
[06:55] <miranda_psi> ganu: performance in waht?
[06:55] <ganu> miranda_psi, overall system performace
[06:56] <xav_> forensicwannabe: i see a mess. but a decent amount of information. what exactly am i looking for. Do you know?
[06:56] <ZrisCha> anyone know how to find the root (hdX,Y) of an internal sata drive?
[06:56] <forensicwannabe> tell me the entries, and the numbers next to them, like:1 or 2 or 3
[06:56] <ganu> DasEi, sometime my system goes slow .. so i  need to check it
[06:56] <eseven73> ganu: htop
[06:56] <forensicwannabe> xav_:can you see the word default?
[06:57] <ganu> eseven73, is it a tool
[06:57] <earthling> system monitors :) there was this sys monitor that was of a girl who open her clothes as the system gets hotter(more usage) don't remember the name.. but "kawai " it was ... :)
[06:57] <miranda_psi> ganu: you can see how much cpu and memory s used by running top or you can use the default system monitor (also gives network usage, etc) for a basic look at the performance
[06:57] <DasEi> ZrisCha:see:
[06:57] <DasEi> !grub
[06:57] <marnevel> hello... so I just installed Ubuntu 8.10 today on a newly built computer.. my two dvd-rw drives are being detected but I can't seem to actually use them for anything.  When I put in a CD I got this message -- I just got this message -- Could not open location 'cdda://scd1/' Failed to execute child process "sound-juicer" (No such file or directory.)
[06:57] <DasEi> ZrisCha:first link
[06:57] <forensicwannabe> xav_: what number is listed next to default? is it 1 2 3 4 or 5?
[06:58] <ZrisCha> ty sir
[06:58] <ZrisCha> or ma'm
[06:58] <ZrisCha> not sure :P
[06:58] <xav_> forensicwannabe: yes. i see that. i'm not sure all the characters are showing up, there is the usual boxs that come up when it doesnt recognize.
[06:58] <xav_> 5
[06:58] <ganu> miranda_psi, what is the default sytem monitor
[06:58] <RivitingOn1> Anyone willing to take a look at this log file and tell me if these are normal errors? I'm not exactly sure what I am looking at/for. http://paste.ubuntu.com/96642/
[06:58] <miranda_psi> ganu: you can find it under System, Administration  and its in there as System Monitor
[06:59] <ganu> eseven73, htop is similar to top command i think so
[06:59] <eseven73> but nicer
[06:59] <ganu> miranda_psi, ok
[06:59] <eseven73> htop blows top out of the water
[06:59] <ganu> eseven73, correct
[06:59] <forensicwannabe> xav_: what boot partition has a 5 next to it? is it ubuntu, or windows. The boot partitions should be listed with numbers in front of them
[07:00] <tonyyarusso> I'm looking for a little help with bluetooth audio stuff, connecting a phone and headset to my computer.  Details on http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6466515
[07:00] <miranda_psi> ganu: the system monitor is 'gnome-system-monitor' if you need that
[07:00] <miranda_psi> Can anyone help me with the sound problem I have?  Sometimes a program will take sole control of the sound, and then I can't get other programs to play sound, even after quitting the program and restarting my sound server (using a different one doesn't help either)...
[07:00] <venger> RivitingOn1, you got something going on with your drive ? ata3: SError: { 10B8B BadCRC }
[07:00] <marnevel> anyone have any ideas? I can't find anything definitive online.. unfortunately I'm very new at this and I'm not sure if I'd even know the right answer if I saw it.
[07:00] <ganu> miranda_psi, after using this tool .. how can i control it
[07:01] <xav_> forensicwannabe: i really don't see anything listed. the 5 beside the default is the only 5 in the file.
[07:01] <miranda_psi> ganu: what is it that you want to get out of it?
[07:01] <ganu> miranda_psi, not clear
[07:01] <RivitingOn1> Venger: As in my HDD? Also here is my xorg log http://paste.ubuntu.com/96644/
[07:02] <forensicwannabe> xav_: hang on, I'm looking at my grub config so I can see what you should have
[07:04] <FAJALOU> hi I am trying to copy some music to another computer, but whenever a directory has a colon in it, the directory REFUSES to copy over... Any help?
[07:04] <mindrape> escape it with \
[07:04] <FAJALOU> mindrape: what?
[07:05] <mindrape> how are you trying to copy it?  commandline?
[07:05] <FAJALOU> mindrape:  i was using cp -Rf
[07:05] <FAJALOU> but it's about 6.3 G of directores
[07:05] <miranda_psi> ganu: there are 4 tabs - System: just info on the computer, Resources: just shows usage of memory, cpu and network (can change update rate in preferences), File systems just shows all filesystems that are mounted and their usage, Process is a list of processes that you can configure to show different types of processes from view, and configure what info is shown in preferences and update speed and you can order the process in
[07:06] <incadudeF> how do i update my unreal tournament goty to 436
[07:06] <phix> incadudeF: apt-get
[07:07] <marnevel> so I just installed Ubuntu 8.10 today on a newly built computer.. my two dvd-rw drives are being detected but I can't seem to actually use them for anything.  When I put in a CD I got this message -- I just got this message -- Could not open location 'cdda://scd1/' Failed to execute child process "sound-juicer" (No such file or directory.)  Anyone have any ideas as to how I can actually play a CD?
[07:07] <ac3_0f_spad3s> whats the difference between a fixed size image and a dynamically expanding image in virtual box?
[07:07] <kurisutofuaa> Nothing is listed in my add/remove programs (on 8.10 32-bit)
[07:07] <ganu> miranda_psi, ok .. i understood the tool
[07:07] <RivitingOn1> Anyone know what venger was talking about when he said I have something going on with my drive. He referenced this in my system log. ﻿? ata3: SError: { 10B8B BadCRC } Is there a way to inspect my HDD? Is it failing?
[07:07] <forensicwannabe> xav_: where it says default, is there a pound sign # in front of it?\
[07:07] <miranda_psi> ganu: np
[07:08] <incadudeF> apt-get what?
[07:08] <ganu> miranda_psi, is there any tool to test the  operating system efficency
[07:08] <forensicwannabe> is there pound signs in front of most of the lines in the begining of the file?
[07:08] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[07:08] <silv3r_m00n> i want ff 2.0 installer for linux
[07:08] <silv3r_m00n> where can i get it ?
[07:08] <FAJALOU> hi I am trying to copy some music to another computer, but whenever a directory has a colon in it, the directory REFUSES to copy over... Any help?
[07:08] <xav_> forensicwannabe: no there is about a dozen spaces then "5()default" the () is one of those tall rectangles. i can send you the file if you want.
[07:09] <bobbie4> quick question, is it possible to remove grub and have my original linux boot automatically?
[07:09] <RivitingOn1> ﻿silv3r_m00n: please put your question on a single line so that it is easily trackable. And sorry but I do not know :(
[07:10] <forensicwannabe> xav: am I allowed to give my email address?
[07:10] <miranda_psi> ganu: efficiency at what? there are a variety of benchmarking tools available that test different aspects of a system (you can get some from http://www.phoronix.com)
[07:10] <forensicwannabe> here
[07:10] <aayush> kk
[07:10] <FAJALOU> hi I am trying to copy some music to another computer, but whenever a directory has a colon in it, the directory REFUSES to copy over... Any help?
[07:10] <RivitingOn1> Can anyone suggest a HDD scanner that looks for defects or potential problems? ﻿
[07:11] <miranda_psi> FAJALOU: is the other computer a windows machine?
[07:11] <ganu> miranda_psi, how can i say the ubuntu operating system is a best one ..
[07:11] <xav_> forensicwannabe:does your irc client support file transfer?
[07:11] <FAJALOU> miranda_psi: nope both ubuntu, and it has to do with \ cancelling it out,,, but I am not just copying those files; i am copying directories...
[07:11] <antonia-laptop> hey i just updated to 8.10 and my audio and video stopped and my computer will no longer shut down through a graphical menu, i have checked to see if it was an apic issue but it is not, i have been trying to find answers for 3 days and have been coming up blank on all accounts
[07:12] <ganu> miranda_psi, when i ask others to use the ubuntu .. they asked me this question ..
[07:12] <FAJALOU> ganu; relatively ot?
[07:12] <antonia-laptop> at the very least i would like to know how to save the default firefox information so that when i reinstall i can give them thier firefox settings etc back
[07:13] <RivitingOn1> linux HDD inspector
[07:13] <ganu> FAJALOU, not clear
[07:13] <miranda_psi> ganu: if you look at http://www.phoronix.com you will see a lot of benchmarks of linux there that test a lot of things - a recent one was the performance of java on windows vs linux (linux won :D )
[07:13] <RivitingOn1> sorry wrong keyboard
[07:14] <miranda_psi> FAJALOU: how are ou trying to copy the directories across?
[07:14] <FAJALOU> ganu:  this is a support channel... i am simply wondering if your question has to do with support,,, or random chitchat ;)
[07:14] <Barnose> What is JAVA?
[07:15] <miranda_psi> Barnose: its a programming language developed by sun that is compiled to byte code and run in a virtual machine...
[07:15] <FAJALOU> miranda_psi: louie@UP2:~$ cp -Rfv  /media/Misc./My\ Music/ /media/LCUNNINGHAM/
[07:15] <forensicwannabe> xav_: I think it does, but it failed
[07:15] <FAJALOU> miranda_psi: inside of 'My Music' are directories with : in them... so how can I cancel the colon out?
[07:15] <ganu> FAJALOU, i want to measure the OS .. isnt a good question ..
[07:15] <xav_> forensicwannabe: hmm. i dont want you to give out your email and get spammed for it. i'll try uploading it real quick.
[07:16] <xav_> forensicwannabe: http://fizzied.phasing.org/menu.lst
[07:16] <Barnose> miranda_psi, What was the test of java vs windows.... What did they do to say Linux won?
[07:16] <itzhero> What's the best way to encrypt/hide files?
[07:16] <FAJALOU> ganu:  my apologies, i simply saw the question: Other people ask why is ubuntu the best... which isn't really a support question,,,,, if you know what i am saying...
[07:16] <FAJALOU> !encrypt
[07:16] <FAJALOU> oh or not
[07:16] <itzhero> haha
[07:17] <white-sheep> itzhero -- Encrypt everything.  >_>
[07:17] <marnevel> I can't even play CDs -- I'm not quite convinced it's the best yet.
[07:17] <xav_> forensicwannabe: able to download it?
[07:17] <ganu> FAJALOU, i want to say others ( friends ) this is the way to to comare the ubuntu with other OS ( technically not simply comparing the features present in that )
[07:17] <itzhero> white-sheep: well like if i want to encrypt some filez more so than anything else
[07:17] <itzhero> kinda how theres apps for windows that can "lock" your files ha
[07:18] <FAJALOU> ganu:  got it.  ya it is pretty much the fastest preconfigured linux OS, much faster than windows ever was ^^
[07:18] <white-sheep> itzhero -- Private home directory?  Basically, it'll encrypt your home directory when somebody else is logged in (on your account).
[07:18] <Barnose> I have both windows and Ubuntu installed..... I used to like going to Ubuntu to browse the web and what not and windows for games.... Now I don't ever go to ubuntu .. So I don't know why it's suppose to be "ownage" either MARNEVEL
[07:18] <white-sheep> (not on your account**)
[07:19] <ganu> FAJALOU, is there any tool to do that
[07:19] <marnevel> well... it is free.
[07:19] <marnevel> I'd just like it to work!
[07:19] <andresmh> for some reason in the middle of playing a  video on YouTube the video turns into a gray rectangle, I refresh and then it works. Any idea why this could be happening?
[07:19] <FAJALOU> ganu:  tests have been done, yes.  google :) miranda_psi gave you a good link too.
[07:19] <Barnose> marnevel, yeah it is free and fun when it works
[07:19] <FAJALOU> miranda_psi: inside of 'My Music' are directories with : in them... so how can I cancel the colon out?
[07:19] <miranda_psi> Barnose: They just run program that perform various different types of activities and compared the time taken (or other result).  Have a look at: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=java_vm_performance&num=1
[07:20] <Barnose> miranda_psi, ok
[07:21] <miranda_psi> FAJALOU: I don't have any problems copying files with a ':' in them.  What error message are you getting?
[07:21] <tq> 。。。
[07:21] <balrog__> What does signal 6 mean?  I keep getting this: "Program terminated with signal 6, Aborted."
[07:21] <marnevel> well, you're not filling me with shining hope, barnose.
[07:22] <forensicwannabe> xav_: now I know why it doesn't work
[07:22] <FAJALOU> miranda_psi: i am running it across a network.... if that makes a difference...
[07:22] <FAJALOU> miranda_psi: but it says that it is not a directory
[07:22] <xav_> forensicwannabe: why?
[07:22] <forensicwannabe> xav_: it doesn't even know windows is there
[07:23] <forensicwannabe> xav_: when your computer boots up, does it give you options for the os list?
[07:23] <Barnose> marnevel, I have had no problems with ubuntu.. i got all the cool effects.. no resuolution problems or sound problems.. Everything works for me.. But i never tried to use my dvd drive to play any cds or install anything on Ubuntu.. =)
[07:23] <FAJALOU> miranda_psi:  while copying "Piano: the Greatest Hits, disk 2"  Error:  Invalid filename.   This is from a HDD to a flash drive...
[07:23] <miranda_psi> FAJALOU: I noticed that you had a '.' in the middle of of you copy path (at the end of a directory name) - is that meant to be there?
[07:23] <chadwickofwv> hello, i'm looking for software to give input to various programs through a touch screen interface, does anyone have any suggestions
[07:24] <miranda_psi> FAJALOU - the filesystem on the flashdrive probably doean't support the ':' character in th filename...
[07:24] <FAJALOU> miranda_psi:  yes... everything but the files with folders with names with colons in them don't copy,,, if you follow
[07:24] <xav_> forensicwannabe: it gives me the os'es windows and ubuntu, then when i select ubuntu i could hit a key to get to configure how it boots
[07:25] <forensicwannabe> xav_:did you want windows to be the default?
[07:25] <FAJALOU> miranda_psi: when i try to copy across a smb share... i get the error that "Piano: the Greatest Hits, disk 2"    'Not a directory'
[07:25] <xav_> forensicwannabe: i'd rather it have grub to come up each time i boot and let me choose.
[07:27] <miranda_psi> FAJALOU: smb is a MS protocol and so might not support the ':' as a character in the filename - try looking at and using sshfs or scp (or you could even resort to putting everything into a tar, copying that across and then untaring it...)
[07:27] <miranda_psi> Can anyone help me with the sound problem I have?  Sometimes a program will take sole control of the sound, and then I can't get other programs to play sound, even after quitting the program and restarting my sound server (using a different one doesn't help either)...
[07:28] <Cut3> ............................
[07:28] <forensicwannabe> xav_: you are able to choose even if the default is set, but if you want you can turn off default, and the computer won't boot until you choose.
[07:28] <new2ubuntu> hello every one
[07:28] <Cut3> Hay.......................
[07:28] <xav_> forensicwannabe: ok. was that part of the problem?
[07:29] <amerinese> hi, how can i check what dns servers my network interfaces are using?
[07:30] <forensicwannabe> xav_: what happened is that grub did install on your machine, but since you installed ubuntu on another partition, widows still retained control of grub. Windows is not friendly to linux installation
[07:30] <new2ubuntu> id like to know if some one can tell me of a specific document i can read to understand the folder structure of linux im used to windows style
[07:30] <xav_> forensicwannabe: i bet. i'm still not sure why it would not load the live trial, but whatever. what can i do about this?
[07:30] <forensicwannabe> xav_:what version of windows is on your computer? xp?
[07:31] <xav_> yeah xp mce sp 2
[07:31] <amerinese> separately, my network connections are working, ifconfig shows they are up and they really are working-- but the networkmanager applet doesn't show the connections and lists them as "unmanaged"
[07:31] <white-sheep> Any gmail-notify-alike apps with support of hosted domain apps?
[07:31] <amerinese> i can disable all networking through the networkmanager applet
[07:32] <forensicwannabe> xav_: you must do what I said in the first place. you need to delete all partitions except the one which windows is on, and then install ubuntu with the auto installer.
[07:32] <jim_p> amerinese, network manager is a piece of junk (v0.70 that ubuntu 8.10 uses). replace it with something else like wicd or wifiradar or something
[07:32] <ganymede> i want to create a filesystem but i want to have the most free space available. when i create an ext3 filesystem, i find that a lot of the space has been taken up on a blank filesystem (maybe reserved for journal) between ext3, reiserfs and xfs, which should i choose if i want the most space available to me
[07:32] <white-sheep> new2ubuntu -- https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwitchingToUbuntu/FromWindows
[07:32] <jim_p> ganymede, do you use a ups?
[07:33] <new2ubuntu> hahaha sounds good
[07:33] <new2ubuntu> thank you very much
[07:33] <ganymede> jim_p, are you going to suggest ext2, so i don't have to worry about the journal?
[07:33] <xav_> forensicwannabe: I can try i guess. does it matter if i uninstall ubuntu with the installer before i delete the partition or just go ahead and delete it with my xp restore?
[07:33] <oldmanstan> ganymede: the differences are pretty small, is space really that much of a concern?
[07:33] <amerinese> jim_p: heh, ok, yeah seems like it, it's a desktop so i guess i'll give wicd a try
[07:34] <miranda_psi> jim_p: I have to agree that the 8.10 version of network manager is crap, but generally network manager is a lot better than wicd...
[07:34] <jim_p> ganymede, no. if you do not use a ups, ext3 is the best choice. can i express reasons too?
[07:34] <evowill> jim_p: please, go ahead
[07:34] <forensicwannabe> xav_: you see your memu.lst file doesn't even know that windows is there. There is no entry for windows. That tells me that winows has something in the boot sector, and I mean the physical as opposed to the logical address of the boot segment on your computer that tells the computer not to let linux have access if you put it on another partition.
[07:34] <white-sheep> !lvm
[07:34] <ganymede> oldmanstan, it's not that space is a large concern, it's just that features, and performance are much less of a concern
[07:35] <new2ubuntu> running ubuntu on eee laptop and eeebox and i must say it is absolutely awesome i think it should have been sold this way
[07:35] <RivitingOn1> How would I compile a file from source using checkinstall? I keep getting an error that says permission denied installation failed. Aborting package creation.
[07:35] <ganymede> jim_p, i'm not too worried about data loss, i don't have anything very critical on it, it'll be a back up drive
[07:35] <xav_> forensicwannabe: i'd probably see what you meant more if i could see one configured correctly.
[07:35] <debasys> i have a space PC with one 80 GB[master] & another 40 GB HDD, i wish to dual boot it with Ubuntu & XP. Now i have made dual-boot systems many times where there is only 1 HDD, and it shows me as 'sda' so i just go with the flow and delete an un-used partiton that was under Windows, and install Ubuntu on it. But for this 2 HDD setup i am a bit confused how to do it.
[07:35] <debasys> correction -> *spare
[07:35] <oldmanstan> ganymede: why not just try every file system and see which yields the best results? you're making extra work for yourself anyway, might as well make a bunch of extra work
[07:36] <oldmanstan> :)
[07:36] <white-sheep> ganymede -- Invest in LVM if you're really concerned about spaces -- It allows you to configure / resize spaces on the live system.  Otherwise you may have OCD if you can't decide how much space you can live without :3
[07:36] <tq> using sudo to install file
[07:36] <xav_> forensicwannabe: i'm going to delete the partition, ill be back in a bit. if you're not here thanks alot for your help
[07:36] <jim_p> ganymede, ext3 is "bulletproof" compared to the other two when it comes to unclean shutdown. however its a bit slower, takes 5% of the partitions space for its needs, and chechs the partition once every 30 mounts, which can result to huge boot times if you have big partitions
[07:36] <forensicwannabe> xav_: it is necessary for ubuntu to take over the boot sector, or it cannot get access to your computer. |
[07:36] <jim_p> ganymede, *unclean shutdown = power loss or something
[07:36] <forensicwannabe> xav_: actually to understand, you need to learn about how computers boot up. I'll get to your question now
[07:37] <xav_> forensicwannabe: i understand but i don't understand why it would fo straight to the partition and not windows on the live trial.
[07:37] <francisco> hi
[07:37] <francisco> how are u? xav
[07:37] <jim_p> ganymede, the 5% usage can be lowered, so are the times to mount before scan
[07:37] <francisco> i need a litte hellp
[07:37] <nook> hey can someone help me i need to install flash player i got firefox installed but flash player doesnt want to install for some reason keeps saying command not found to $ ./flashplayer-installer
[07:37] <francisco> someone help me 2 ? :D
[07:37] <forensicwannabe> xav_: just delet the partition, you don't need to unistall ubuntu or anything like that. Just use window restore disk to delete partition
[07:37] <nook> $ tar xzvf install_flash_player_7_linux.tar.gz
[07:38] <ganymede> jim_p, thanks for the advice. white-sheep: i'll look into it. oldmanstan: yeah, maybe that would be best, since there doesn't seem to be an immediate answer. i'll try out a lot of the filesystems that ubuntu supports out of the box
[07:38] <jim_p> nook, flashplayer is in the repos. if you dont like the repos flashplayer, like i do, use the .deb from adobe
[07:38] <xav_> i'll give it a shot, thanks again.
[07:38] <white-sheep> nook -- If you're new to Ubuntu -- I suppose you can install plugins from Firefox's Plugin Add.  It'll install flash-nonfree (something like that).
[07:38] <forensicwannabe> xav_: understand this: since you put ubuntu in a partition, windows still has conrtol of the boot sector on your computer
[07:38] <francisco> xav did u know install java ??
[07:38] <debasys> uff... i think my message got lost in the flow...do i post again?
[07:38] <francisco> foresicwannabe hello
[07:38] <jim_p> ganymede, keep in mind that grub can only boot the kernel from ext3 (or ext2)
[07:38] <francisco> how are u?
[07:39] <forensicwannabe> xav_: windows is hostile to linux
[07:39] <ganymede> jim_p, thanks, but i'm not booting from this drive
[07:39] <RivitingOn1> Is there a linux program that scans your HDD or works with SMART to display potential failures?
[07:39] <debasys> Again -  i have a spare PC with one 80 GB[master] & another 40 GB HDD, i wish to dual boot it with Ubuntu & XP. Now i have made dual-boot systems many times where there is only 1 HDD, and it shows me as 'sda' so i just go with the flow and delete an un-used partiton that was under Windows, and install Ubuntu on it. But for this 2 HDD setup i am a bit confused how to do it.
[07:39] <white-sheep> xav_, Just install Ubuntu -- Windows is not worth all the hassles.  Linux is. :3
[07:39] <jim_p> nook, in any case you have to do                          sudo sh flashplayer-installer
[07:39] <xav_> forensicwannabe: before the install i could not get the trial to load. it didnt even pick up the partition untill i formatted it
[07:39] <francisco> man to many people
[07:40] <RivitingOn1> ﻿francisco: If you have a question go ahead and ask. Anyone with the answer will chime in.
[07:40] <francisco> thanks riviting0n1
[07:40] <francisco> i need instal java
[07:40] <francisco> can u help me?
[07:40] <forensicwannabe> xav_: that is strange. when you booted to the live disk, did it give you the option live cd?\
[07:40] <tq> sudo apt-get install java
[07:41] <error404notfound> in intrepid how can I adda  custom keyboard layout placed in /etc/x11/xkb/symbols/test ?
[07:41] <xav_> yes, it looked as if it would load, then went to a blank screen with a flashing cursor in top left corner and would just stay like that.
[07:41] <francisco> are u riviting?
[07:41] <RivitingOn1> ﻿francisco: It took me a little getting used to this as well. When you ask your question ask it in 1 line so that people can read the whole thing without it getting broken up.
[07:41] <white-sheep> debasys, Just use the second HDD for storage -- You can install Windows + Ubuntu on one HDD.
[07:41] <forensicwannabe> I wonder if this chat room is strictly ubuntu. Is there a different chat room for kubuntu?
[07:42] <francisco> in l line?
[07:42] <Arenlor> Hey all, I've decided to format and reinstall, before I do I was wondering if anyone had anything they'd like tested and reported before I do so?
[07:42] <francisco> ok let me see
[07:42] <RivitingOn1> ﻿francisco: also, if you are talking to someone put there name and a colon, then type what you want to say.
[07:42] <Arenlor> forensicwannabe #kubuntu of course
[07:42] <francisco> hok
[07:42] <francisco> ok ok
[07:42] <white-sheep> forensicwannabe -- Try /j #kubuntu
[07:42] <francisco> thanks i see
[07:43] <debasys> white-sheep: ah really nice idea.... i think then i can use the second hdd for storage from both OSes if i format it to NTFS right?
[07:43] <forensicwannabe> Arlenlor: are you going to dban your drive?
[07:43] <white-sheep> debasys -- FAT32.
[07:44] <Arenlor> forensicwannabe: no, just reinstalling using a livecd is all
[07:44] <debasys> white-sheep: oh ...may i ask why, as i think ubuntu writes to ntfs as well
[07:44] <debasys> white-sheep: or is it fat-32 is better supported
[07:45] <white-sheep> debasys -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NTFS
[07:45] <balrog__> What does signal 6 mean?  I keep getting this: "Program terminated with signal 6, Aborted."
[07:45] <jim_p> can network manager scan for nearby wireless networks?
[07:46] <balrog__> jim_p: yes.  it does so automatically when you click on the applet
[07:46] <Arenlor> debasys NTFS works fine with Ubuntu, and is faster than FAT32, there IS a way to use EXT with Windows btw
[07:46] <miranda_psi> balrog_: it means that some program (or you yourself) sent the signal 6 to the program asking it to shutdown (don't know exactly what 6 is though...)
[07:46] <ushimitsudoki> balrog__: 6 is SIGABRT ... check man signal if you want more
[07:47] <jim_p> thanks balrog__
[07:47] <Arenlor> debasys: http://www.fs-driver.org/ check that and see if you'd rather use EXT with Windows or not
[07:47] <balrog__> jim_p: np
[07:47] <balrog__> ushimitsudoki, miranda_psi; thanks
[07:48] <forensicwannabe> Arenlor, I always dban before I reinstall. Are you familiar with Dban? Also, If I was you, I would use fluxubuntu, or install minimal ubuntu with the ubuntu light script, or even consider debian lenny. look at this website all to super secure your debian based distro, if you are into that:
[07:48] <forensicwannabe> http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/securing-debian-howto/ch4.en.html
[07:48] <forensicwannabe>  
[07:48] <FloodBot2> forensicwannabe: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:48] <debasys> Arenlor: by EXT u mean ext3 right?
[07:48] <Arenlor> debasys: EXT2 or 3
[07:48] <miranda_psi> debasys: there is a free ext2 driver for windows (can be used on ext3 partitions as well, just dont get the journaling) and it seems to be good as well
[07:48] <Until_It_Sleeps> how on earth do I execute an .exe file in Linux?
[07:49] <RichiH> Until_It_Sleeps: try with wine
[07:49] <white-sheep> Until_It_Sleeps, Linux don't understand file extensions -- Use Wine.
[07:49] <debasys> Arenlor: i see... btw heard there is another new file system as welll... do i need that?
[07:49] <Until_It_Sleeps> Where's that?
[07:49] <Arenlor> forensicwannabe I just get bored and format and reinstall every so often actually.
[07:49] <RivitingOn1> I need to find out if my hard drive is failing. Anyone know what utilities are available in linus to do this?
[07:49] <miranda_psi> Until_it_Sleeps: install wine, go wine some.exe and start praying :)
[07:49] <RichiH> Until_It_Sleeps: apt-get install wine
[07:49] <Until_It_Sleeps> RichiH: what?
[07:49] <Until_It_Sleeps> aptget?
[07:50] <TeslaTony> Does ubuntu 7.04 have any unresolved flash issues?
[07:50] <Until_It_Sleeps> Is that some sort of command that I run in Terminal?
[07:50] <jim_p> TeslaTony, issues? like not having the latest player??
[07:50] <WikiUser32> hl;
[07:50] <debasys> Arenlor: my primary ubuntu use will be learning terminal, linux, running a local web server [LAMP] to test few pages that i code, and login to my webhost's server to do some stuff... so i think this ext3 is fine for me?
[07:50] <TeslaTony> jim_p: That would kinda top the list, yeah...
[07:50] <jim_p> Until_It_Sleeps, sudo apt-get install wine
[07:51] <miranda_psi> Until_It_Sleeps: the "sudo apt-get install wine" is a command you run on the commandline
[07:51] <Arenlor> debasys: yes it is
[07:51] <jim_p> TeslaTony, yes that is true. what are the others?
[07:51] <RivitingOn1> Until_it_sleeps: Do you kno whow to bring up terminal? Type into terminal the following        sudo ﻿apt-get install wine
[07:51] <saler> :), i get this message whe i try to install postfix-tls has nt installation candidate !!!!
[07:51] <forensicwannabe> Arenlor: are you into performance? it seems you might be judging by some of your responses. fluxubunt, or ubuntu light are just ubuntu based distros. you might like them. they use ubuntu repositories, you just get the basics and add what you want to it.
[07:51] <Until_It_Sleeps> sudo: ﻿apt-get: command not found
[07:51] <Arenlor> Guys, wine is in add/remove
[07:52] <forensicwannabe> Arlenlor: that
[07:52] <TeslaTony> jim_p: Dunno. That's what I wanted to find out. A friend is trying to get flash working on her system, and I want to know if we have to do a reinstall and/or upgrade to get it working
[07:52] <forensicwannabe> Arlenlor: that's what I'm going to do. some day, I might get into remastering ubuntu myself
[07:52] <Arenlor> forensicwannabe: I've tried grabbing the alternate and building up from there, it's a pain with upgrades though
[07:52] <evowill> TeslaTony, install flash from adobe.com
[07:53] <mbdl> need help wit ubuntu on my mac
[07:53] <earthling> TeslaTony: friend ?? ;)
[07:53] <forensicwannabe> good point
[07:53] <mbdl> anyone know the workings of the boot sequence
[07:53] <forensicwannabe> Arenlor: have you ever tried fluxubuntu
[07:54] <jim_p> TeslaTony, you can download the latest flashplayer 10 from a .deb from adobe
[07:54] <jim_p> TeslaTony, and remove the relevant flash package before installing
[07:54] <Arenlor> forensicwannabe: no I haven't, I've tried KDE and didn't really like it, I think I like GNOME myself
[07:54] <saler> :), i get this message whe i try to install postfix-tls has no installation candidate !!!!
[07:54] <forensicwannabe> Arlenor: that should be a problem for you since you get bored and you like to reinstall from time to time
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[07:55] <MK-Admin> So, when using the Panel System Monitor, my CPU's are set to 2.0GHz and 'on-demand'. How can I kick everything up to 3.0GHz?
[07:55] <RivitingOn1> ﻿Until_It_Sleeps: This is the website for wine. wine = windows emulator.  http://www.winehq.org/ It has a lot of info. You can also go the the synaptec package manager and dearch for wine there.
[07:55] <Arenlor> forensicwannabe: KDE just felt too stiff for me
[07:55] <forensicwannabe> Arenlor: isn't KDE just kubuntu
[07:55] <RivitingOn1> ﻿Until_It_Sleeps: *Search
[07:55] <mbdl> refriedbeansOSX: so i need that to boot ubuntu w/ the boot disk
[07:55] <Arenlor> forensicwannabe: KDE = K Desktop Environment, kubuntu does use it though
[07:56] <sdflkj> has flashplugin-nonfree been removed or do i need special repos?
[07:56] <jim_p> sdflkj, for what version of ubuntu?
[07:57] <forensicwannabe> Arenlor: Oh right, I musunderstood.... anyways, if I'm not mistaken, KDE has a big footprint just like ubuntu and kubuntu
[07:57] <Arenlor> forensicwannabe: footprint?
[07:58] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, memory footprint
[07:58] <new2ubuntu> any one no of a good program to stream webcam to http similar to webcamxp
[07:58] <forensicwannabe> Arenlor: you know: gnome desktop manager eats up all kinds of resources
[07:58] <Stargazer> How come my external 'My Book'(640gB) is 'read only' ?
[07:59] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, have you tried lxde?
[07:59] <MK-Admin> Stargazer, sounds like you need to install NTFS support.
[07:59] <Until_It_Sleeps> ugh... I need to take the Linux class at my college...
[07:59] <jim_p> Stargazer, it was not "safely removed" from a windows pc
[07:59] <MK-Admin> Stargazer: Assuming your MyBook is NTFS formatted (Win XP)
[07:59] <Stargazer> Jim_p, i haven't started windows on this laptop... EVER.
[07:59] <Arenlor> forensicwannabe: yeah I know, but I want something which is stable since I play around, a lot, I'm on Jaunty right now actually, and I need to have something stable to fall back on if I break things
[08:00] <RivitingOn1> ﻿Until_It_Sleeps: Try not to get frustrated, or we'll both be lol. What are you having problems with? Toss one thing out at a time.
[08:00] <white-sheep> MK-Admin, Perhaps chmod + chown ?
[08:00] <jim_p> Stargazer, ok. maybe it was on another pc
[08:00] <forensicwannabe> jim_p: is lxde ubuntu or debian based? btw memory, and cpu time eater: gdm
[08:00] <Stargazer> Jim_p... my external hard drive('My Book') has never touched another computer containing Windows.
[08:00] <saler> :) , i get this message whe i try to install postfix-tls has nt installation candidate !!!!  :(
[08:01] <Arenlor> Stargazer, "sudo fdisk -l" and see what it says it is
[08:01] <MK-Admin> Stargazer: type 'mount' into the terminal and copy/paste the single line that contains your mybook please.
[08:01] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, because i am in this "low memory madness too", lxde is a complete de based on openbox. it suggests gdm, but you can use xdm or slim
[08:01] <RivitingOn1> Can anyone help me through installing GSmartControl in ubuntu 8.04?
[08:01] <Until_It_Sleeps> 1. I need to know how to run .exe files in Ubuntu. 2. I need a codec that can play WMA lossless audio files in that "Rhythmbox" player.
[08:01] <Stargazer> MK-Admin: /dev/sdb1 on /media/disk type vfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal,shortname=mixed,uid=1000,utf8,umask=077,flush)
[08:02] <MK-Admin> Until_It_Sleeps: 1: wine, 2: Have you tried VLC?
[08:02] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, it was on debian as a third party repo, then it got to debians main repo, then in ubuntus
[08:02] <Until_It_Sleeps> VLC Media Player?
[08:02] <nickrud> saler, postfix comes with tls capability by default now
[08:02] <TeslaTony> jim_p: The .deb is for 8.04+, not 7.04..looks like some other upgrading is in order
[08:02] <Arenlor> saler, No installation candidate found means just that, it doesn't exist anymore.
[08:02] <MK-Admin> Until_It_Sleeps: Yes
[08:02] <Until_It_Sleeps> Oh snap! :D
[08:02] <RivitingOn1> ﻿Until_It_Sleeps: ok we'll start with 1. Have you had any luck finding wine yet?
[08:02] <TeslaTony> jim_p: Thanks for the help, though
[08:02] <Until_It_Sleeps> Hold on a sec....
[08:02] <MK-Admin> Stargazer: Hm. Well the 'rw' in the beginning means it is read-writable.
[08:02] <forensicwannabe> Arenlor: you must have it on a dual boot. that's what I want to do, have ubuntu stable, and I think I'll install fluxubuntu on another partition to play with
[08:03] <MK-Admin> Stargazer: How did you determine it s read-only?
[08:03] <jim_p> TeslaTony, it works on every deb distro. however it needs a smallpackage to be installed beforehand. let me chack my laptop. i did the same yesterday
[08:03] <andresmh> why is it that checking the intrepid-backports box in the Software Sources doesn't bring me OpenOffice 3?
[08:03] <Stargazer> MK-Admin... i now have 101gB of anime that's read only... as well as a number of anime folders that's locked up and so i can't add anything to them.
[08:03] <forensicwannabe> jim_p: lxde is in the ubuntu repos?
[08:03] <Arenlor> forensicwannabe: I dual boot Vista/Jaunty right now, but in the reinstall I'm getting rid of Vista, no longer need it.
[08:03] <jim_p> TeslaTony, btw, it installed perfectly
[08:03] <Stargazer> MK-Admin, Transmission said 'Permission Denied.'
[08:03] <nickrud> Arenlor, not quite, postfix-tls is a virtual package; postfix provides it
[08:03] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, yes
[08:04] <andresmh> from reading the description of backport it seemed to imply that things like FF3.1 and OO3 would come from it
[08:04] <jim_p> TeslaTony, dont go, brb
[08:04] <MK-Admin> Stargazer: It sounds like permissions, not read/write. Try creating a new text document on the drive.
[08:04] <xav_> forensics: i deleted the partition so now i only have the partition on which windows is installed and unpartitioned space. it still wont boot the live ubuntu trial. should i try to install ubuntu in the windows partition?
[08:04] <forensicwannabe> jim_p: is it necessary to get a lxde disk in order to install?
[08:04] <MK-Admin> Stargazer: chown youruser:youruser -R /media/disk should fix your issue.
[08:04] <white-sheep> andresmh -- There are several tutorial on installing OO3 on latest Ubuntu.
[08:05] <white-sheep> andresmh -- I would know.  I used one of them. ;o
[08:05] <MK-Admin> Stargazer: Assuming that writing the text file to the disk works.
[08:05] <andresmh> white-sheep, i know there are some tutorials :) i was just wondering what subscribing to backports would get me
[08:05] <empiric> guys any one use any good open soure document management system ?
[08:05] <andresmh> i thought it would bring me the latest untested versions of the apps i have
[08:05] <MK-Admin> empiric: OpenOffice Spreadsheet?
[08:06] <RivitingOn1> Would I put the location of the file I am making after this line? ./configure && make && sudo make install
[08:06] <nickrud> andresmh, some; backports essentially scratches some dev's itch.
[08:06] <empiric> its not DMS
[08:06] <white-sheep> andresmh -- And why on earth would you want the untested versions? :3
[08:06] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, there is no lxde disk. if what you seek is minimal, do a server installation + xorg + lxde. debian has made a live cd of lxde if you want to try. want me to look it up?
[08:06] <andresmh> well, i am willing to take the risk as some features are not working on my laptop, and i was hoping that they would on newer versions (webcam, mic, etc)
[08:06] <forensicwannabe> Arenlor: I have xp on a seperate partition, and I think I will replace it with one of the lighter distros
[08:06] <white-sheep> andresmh -- Add this to your sources list -- ## deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/openoffice-pkgs/ubuntu intrepid main ## deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/openoffice-pkgs/ubuntu intrepid main
[08:06] <nickrud> RivitingOn1, no, that's all you'd want. the make install reads the Makefile and puts files in place
[08:07] <empiric> DMS which i have a web based like where i can assign read write rights to users and its its html based its good enough
[08:07] <white-sheep> andresmh -- Then do the (sudo aptitude update) -- It should update to OO3.
[08:07] <andresmh> nickrud, are backports way too risky?
[08:07] <white-sheep> andresmh -- Assuming you know you're adding two lines to the list.
[08:07] <xav_> forensicwannabe: i deleted the partition so now i only have the partition on which windows is installed and unpartitioned space. it still wont boot the live ubuntu trial. should i try to install ubuntu in the windows partition?
[08:07] <nickrud> andresmh, not really. I usually just enable it, install what I want, then disable
[08:08] <Stargazer> MK-Admin: "Operation not permitted" even with 'sudo'
[08:08] <nickrud> andresmh, I also use some ppa's, but those are more iffy. Really depends on who's maintaining it
[08:08] <forensicwannabe> jim_p: yeah, I'd like to look at it.  question: isn't ubuntu minimal the same as debian minimal?\
[08:08] <MK-Admin> Stargazer: what was the verdict on trying to write a file to it?
[08:08] <mbdl> how do i install refit
[08:09] <white-sheep> mbdl, refit ?
[08:09] <raylu> forensicwannabe: no. packages with the same name may be compiled from slightly different sources
[08:09] <RivitingOn1> I am getting the same error as many others and the fix is apparently to "Just compile from source. ./configure && make && sudo make install (or run checkinstall)" I am not sure how to do that...
[08:09] <mbdl> rEFIt
[08:09] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, more or less its the same. minimal as in server install to get you to command line only. if you install the ubuntu-desktop package later, prepare for a big bloat
[08:09] <Stargazer> MK-Admin, i could write to any folder except the ones that contain my anime movie/files.
[08:09] <mbdl>                                           rEFIt is a boot menu and maintenance toolkit for Intel-based Macs. You can use it to boot multiple operating systems easily, including triple-boot setups with Boot Camp. It also provides an easy way to enter and explore the EFI pre-boot environment.
[08:09] <andresmh> which ppa's are you using nickrud, just curious
[08:09] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, excuse me a sec
[08:09] <MK-Admin> Stargazer: Interesting.
[08:09] <andresmh> are there ppa's for most popular apps nickrud?
[08:09] <raylu> forensicwannabe: and debian stable minimal is on older versions of ... everything
[08:09] <white-sheep> RivitingOn1 -- You have build-essential installed?
[08:10] <forensicwannabe> xav_: you don't need to run the live cd. just run the installation, and ubuntu will detect your windows os, and it will ask you if you want to repartition your drive, then you will tell it what percentage you want to give to ubuntu
[08:10] <RivitingOn1> ﻿white-sheep: no idea, how do I find out?
[08:10] <MK-Admin> Stargazer:  In terminal, navigate to the folder and type ls -la and copy a few lines, and then pastebin+link it
[08:10] <white-sheep> RivitingOn1, sudo aptitude search build-essential
[08:10] <andresmh> if i have backport enabled does that mean i am getting almost the same things that will go on the next version of ubuntu? i just wish i didn't feel like i have to download the latest installation cd in a few months to know i have the latest
[08:11] <nickrud> andresmh, they're for individual dev's or teams to push out test packages for stuff that's not readily available. And right now, no ppa's. I've used a couple for compiz stuff and fixes to wireless, but everythings ok for me right now
[08:11] <forensicwannabe> raylu: thanks
[08:11] <xav_> forensicwannabe: do i do that from when i boot or now when i have windows up? i'm 99% sure i wont be able to install from boot, itll give me the black screen and do nothing after that.
[08:11] <mbdl> need help booting ubuntu from my macbook pro 4.1 ... i do not have mac installed...
[08:12] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, well you can always install minimal installation +xorg + *box + some file manager + panel + configuring all those
[08:12] <nickrud> andresmh, I'
[08:12] <raylu> andresmh: no. install jaunty if you want that
[08:12] <RivitingOn1> ﻿white-sheep: Yes I have it
[08:12] <forensicwannabe> xav_: you cant install from windows. it is necessary to install from cd boot option
[08:12] <nickrud> ve been cut badly by bleeding edge; it's why I stick with stable stuff (and jaunty, I'm waiting till march or so)
[08:12] <andresmh> raylu, what would be the difference between installing jaunty and keeping my intrepid up-to-date ?
[08:12] <raylu> andresmh: lots and lots of breakage
[08:13] <MK-Admin> Is Jaunty 9.04?
[08:13] <nickrud> !jaunty | andresmh
[08:13] <raylu> andresmh: jaunty makes no guarantees of stability
[08:13] <MK-Admin> Thanks Nick
[08:13] <Sogod> tell ly how to use compiz
[08:13] <MK-Admin> andresmh: Jaunty is Beta. Beta is beta... That should answer your question, much like raylu's answer.
[08:13] <kj4hzw> i'm waiting for kooky kangaroo
[08:13] <Sogod> anyone there?
[08:13] <Stargazer> MK-Admin, i PMed you the link.
[08:13] <raylu> MK-Admin: jaunty is more like alpha
[08:13] <jim_p> TeslaTony, the name of the package is libcurl3
[08:14] <nickrud> Sogod, lots of people :)
[08:14] <xav_> forensicwannabe: the install inside windows option will not work when i put in the disk and have windows running? if not, then i think i'm out of luck. i don't think i can install any other way.
[08:14] <kj4hzw> i've been running ubuntu since bushy beaver
[08:14] <forensicwannabe> jim_p: a while back, I downloade ubuntu minimal, I think it was something like 8 or 9 megabites. I was surprised. is that the server install?
[08:14] <Sogod> tell me how to install compiz and get it working
[08:14] <MK-Admin> raylu: True. I use 'beta' because many people don't know what alpha represents.
[08:14] <andresmh> raylu, ok, so if i keep my intrepid up-to-date, by the time jaunty is out of beta, should i feel like i have no need to install jaunty? or would there be something i would get from jaunty that otherwise i wouldn't get from apt-get update?
[08:14] <raylu> forensicwannabe: i think you're mistaken
[08:14] <nickrud> Sogod, what version of ubuntu are you using, and what video card?
[08:15] <MK-Admin> andresmh: There is no rush to upgrade all the time. Keep with official releases and your system should stay rock solid.
[08:15] <andresmh> nickrud, how do you go about finding the URL of a PPA? like for example i want to find the PPA for intrepid for cheese, I googled it but nothing useful comes up...
[08:15] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, that is the minimum files needed to boot the system. the rest are provided either online or from some local network pc
[08:15] <raylu> andresmh: if you're asking about differences between ubuntu releases, i'd check the release notes for 8.10 and a few others if you want
[08:15] <RivitingOn1> ﻿white-sheep: I have ﻿build-essential. Do I use that to compile from source?
[08:15] <forensicwannabe> xav_: do you know how to set the bios to boot to cd?
[08:15] <Sogod> nickrud,i use 8.04 desktop& nvidia 8400gs
[08:15] <mbdl> white-sheep: how do i install if i dont have macosx installed
[08:15] <nickrud> andresmh, when jaunty comes out, you'll be offered a chance to upgrade to jaunty during an update-manager run
[08:16] <forensicwannabe> jim_p: oh, okay so the server minimal has a host of other stuff: like for example: server apps
[08:16] <Sogod> nickrud,there?
[08:16] <nickrud> Sogod, system->admin->hardware drivers, enable nvidia. Reboot. then system->prefs->appearances->effects tab, enable one of the options. Then sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager and you'll have a new pref, advanced desktop settings
[08:17] <xav_> forensicwannabe: yeah it boots from disk. i know how that works. it loads up the ubuntu screen and gives me the option of running the live disk, installing, or booting from hdd. When i try to run the live disc or install it gives me a blank screen and does no more. Which is why i have been trying to install through windows.
[08:17] <raylu> forensicwannabe: but those are installable on the desktop version anyway. the biggest difference besides the lack of a gui is a different kernel
[08:17] <DwightShroot> Question: is there a GIMP chatroom?
[08:17] <white-sheep> RivitingOn1, What are you trying to configure?  There could be a deb out there for you to use.
[08:17] <bobbie4> I Installed 8.10 tonight. And when I ran it for the first time some fat guy named Steve burst into my apartment and started throwing chairs at me.
[08:17] <MK-Admin> DwightShroot: #gimp ?
[08:17] <nickrud> andresmh, I've usually found references to them in bug reports ;)
[08:17] <white-sheep> mbdl -- What are you talking about?
[08:17] <mbdl> refit
[08:17] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, minimal for me means command line + a working kernel + some needed apps like apt or wget. something to get things started
[08:17] <raylu> DwightShroot: http://www.gimp.org/irc.html
[08:17] <raylu> DwightShroot: <3 google
[08:17] <mbdl> white-sheep: refit
[08:18] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, and thats what server installation is without specific stuff like ftp server or samba or the like
[08:18] <forensicwannabe> xav_: you need to get the alternate cd
[08:18] <white-sheep> mbdl -- That's for Macs -- Try Mac channel.
[08:18] <nickrud> andresmh, I didn't see your problem, why you want a ppa: is it for your webcam?
[08:18] <mbdl> white-sheep: what is the channel
[08:18] <xav_> forensicwannabe: which alternate? this disc works fine on a different pc.
[08:18] <DwightShroot> Question: My browser closes when i open pandora radio, or try to view videos, i have just recently installed update, how could this be resolved
[08:19] <white-sheep> mbdl -- Try #mac
[08:19] <forensicwannabe> jim_p: yeah....command line + a working kernel + apt and/or wget..... much like gentoo
[08:19] <raylu> DwightShroot: consider reinstalling flash or moving your .mozilla folder
[08:20] <raylu> DwightShroot: i won't be able to help you since i'm leaving
[08:20] <DwightShroot> ok
[08:20] <dima6> Enter text here...cAN anyone help me I having trouble with my wireless internet OS Ubunto
[08:20] <RivitingOn1> White-sheep: There is a deb. I am trying to install GSmartControl so I can see if I have a problem with my hard drive as someone suggested earlier after looking at my system log for me. The problem is that the .deb is apparently for 8.10 so it gives an error "dependency is not satisfiable: Libcairomm-1.0-1" The fix is apparently to compile it from source but I don't know what that is or how to do it.
[08:20] <DwightShroot> can you tell me where i should move it to
[08:20] <forensicwannabe> xav_: you need to go to ubuntu.com > get ubuntu > download, and download the alternate cd.
[08:20] <raylu> !wifi | dima6
[08:20] <raylu> DwightShroot: anywhere. it's just to back it up
[08:20] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, have you seen how an archlinux installation looks? that thing, without the packages needed for compiling and the like
[08:21] <DwightShroot> thanks
[08:21] <raylu> cya
[08:21] <white-sheep> RivitingOn1 -- What Ubuntu are you using
[08:21] <RivitingOn1> 8.04
[08:21] <MK-Admin_> MK-Admin_, test
[08:21] <forensicwannabe> jim_p: that's the way I like it. I want to put what I want on my box, I don't want a bunch of stuff I'm not going to use
[08:21] <evowill> DwightShroot: message sent
[08:22] <nickrud> RivitingOn1, compiling it won't work, because the packaging system still won't see you've installed that version of libcairomm
[08:22] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, me too
[08:22] <MK-Admin_> MK-Admin_, test
[08:22] <dima6> 8.03
[08:22] <white-sheep> RivitingOn1, This ?  n see if I have a problem with my hard drive as someone suggested earlier after looking at my system log for me. The problem is that the .deb is apparently for 8.10 so it gives an error "dependency is not satisfiable: Libcairomm-1.0-1" The fix is apparently to compile it from source but I don't know what that is or how to do i
[08:22] <dima6> the lastes onr
[08:23] <white-sheep> RivitingOn1, Err... The link -- https://launchpad.net/~andreasbuchner/+archive/+build/733174
[08:23] <forensicwannabe> jim_p: I'm not sure I know what archlinux means. How it looks? sounds like it might look like a console or terminal?
[08:23] <Kaze_> Bahh. Can't find any xchat plugins to play sounds on new messages
[08:23] <xav_> forensicwannabe: should i get "Ubuntu 8.04 LTS Desktop" or do i need a 64bit version instead of 32. my cpu is 64bit but i'm just running 32bit windows? which one is the alternate?
[08:23] <Dantexdv0> hello... anyone can recommend me a good media player on ubuntu?
[08:23] <Kaze_> MPlayer
[08:23] <white-sheep> xav_, Go for the 64ish.
[08:23] <kj4hzw> Dantexdv0, vlc is my fave
[08:24] <nickrud> Dantexdv0, rhythmbox, banshee, amarok
[08:24] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, no. archlinux is like minimal install to command line. and you install your stuff later on
[08:24] <nickrud> Dantexdv0, those are music players
[08:24] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, it even has kde4, and not 3!
[08:24] <Kaze_> VLC or MPlayer
[08:24] <white-sheep> xav_, And Ubuntu 8.10.  You won't get lot of updates on 8.04 as you would on 8.10
[08:24] <miranda_psi> Kaze_: I prefer Mplayer - seems to work better for me
[08:24] <Dantexdv0> yeah i used vlc but i got problems with subtitles  and mplayer gives me video problems
[08:25] <Kaze_> Same here.
[08:25] <xav_> white-sheep: i already have 8.1, forensics said i needed an alternate
[08:25] <white-sheep> Dantexdv0, Try GNOME-MPlayer.  I liked it but there are some issues with it for me.  I jumped ships... back to VLC.
[08:25] <RivitingOn1> ﻿﻿Not really sure what that is. I haven't built anything yet because I can't figure out the syntax or commands on how to do it. Nickrud says it won't help anyway. I just need to find out if my HDD is failing or not. Any suggestions on what else I can use?
[08:25] <miranda_psi> Dantexdv0 & Kaze: never had any problems with Mplayer - plenty with vlc though...
[08:25] <miranda_psi> what video problems are you having?
[08:25] <hardcampa> there's 3 ok media players imho, mplayer, vlc and xine
[08:25] <hardcampa> try xine
[08:26] <miranda_psi> there is also gstreamer
[08:26] <nickrud> xav_, alternate means a text installer; completes installation on a wider variety of machines. Look at release.ubuntu.com/8.10 , they mention the alternate clearly
[08:26] <hardcampa> well it didn't make it into my list as an ok media player =)
[08:26] <miranda_psi> (standard video player in ubuntu)
[08:26] <forensicwannabe> xav_: 32 bit is probably better for you.  Some stuff is not supported in 64 bit and you could probably handle it, but it might be time consuming, so if you are now starting with linux, then it might be better to stick with 32 bit
[08:26] <Dantexdv0> poor image.. on vlc the movie looks ok but in mplayer it gets kinda pixelated
[08:26] <gaminggeek> miranda_psi: gstreamer is a media libary
[08:26] <Kaze_> You mean totem? It doesn't support many types.
[08:26] <gaminggeek> miranda_psi: what your looking for is totem
[08:27] <nickrud> RivitingOn1, smartmontools (no gui, but the same guts)
[08:27] <forensicwannabe> jim_p: isn't that what I said?     anyways, sounds a lot like gentoo
[08:27] <miranda_psi> gaminggeek: I know and so is xine, but they both are what is used to decode media files...
[08:27] <white-sheep> RivitingOn1, Apparently there are PPA for it.  Add two lines to your sources.list and update.  Then install gmartcontrol
[08:27] <miranda_psi> there are also other front ends to gstreamer as well
[08:27] <MK-Admin_> Amarok is an excellent music player.
[08:27] <forensicwannabe> xav_: have you been watching what me and jim_p and Arenlor were talking about?
[08:28] <miranda_psi> totem can also be a front end for xine as well
[08:28] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, why do i think that gentoo also need the compilation of the kernel, the package manager etc?
[08:28] <xav_>  forensicwannabe: a bit, different linux variations?
[08:28] <nickrud> white-sheep, https://launchpad.net/~andreasbuchner/+archive/+build/733175 ? Failed to build is latest status
[08:28] <forensicwannabe> jim_p: oh, is that the difference: archlinux is already compiled?
[08:28] <Dantexdv0> xine says the package is missing at my console
[08:29] <white-sheep> nickrud:  My condolences. :<
[08:29] <white-sheep> RivitingOn1:  Forget about the PPA.
[08:29] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, yes! and so are the packages for debian, and for ubuntu, and so on for any distro that has a minimal install
[08:29] <kj4hzw> forensicwannabe, Arch rocks
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[08:29] <RivitingOn1> White-Sheep: ok, don't know what a PPA is anyway so shouldn't be too ahrd
[08:30] <miranda_psi> Dantexdv0: pixelated in Mplayer?  I have never seen that - I have always found that the image quality in Mplayer has been pretty high and it has never completely screwed up the video as vlc and others have done (just random colours and noise...)
[08:30] <white-sheep> !ppa > RivitingOn1
[08:30] <forensicwannabe> xav_: our conversation applies to your situation...kind of.... Let me put it this way: That is why they call it HACKER!!!! There is a way, and it is your duty and mission to find it
[08:30] <nickrud> evowill ?
[08:31] <forensicwannabe> jim_p:
[08:31] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, yes...?
[08:31] <xav_>  forensicwannabe: haha i just want to mess around with some linux on my pc, instead of my netbook. since i had a disc here and it should be easy to install i figured i'd try it out
[08:31] <forensicwannabe> jim_p:P I hate that damn fricken laptop keyboard. the friggen enter key is too close
[08:31] <wsgordon__> ok, help. i installed a new flatscreen and now all i get is 640x480 resolution. this sucks
[08:31] <jim_p> lol
[08:32] <R1_> Hi, is there a networking  expert here who can tell me how i can bridge my wifi and ethernet connection the same way xp would bridge them but selecting the 2 adapters and right-clicking then selecting bridge??? please??
[08:32] <R1_> *by
[08:32] <white-sheep> Curious sheep here -- Anybody succeed with installing gmail-notify for google apps?
[08:32] <wsgordon__> help on reconfig of the display steeing
[08:33] <miranda_psi> wsgordon__: did you have any resolution problems before? and do you have the graphics driver installed (proprietary if needed)?
[08:33] <forensicwannabe> xav_: there is a way to get ubuntu onto your pc. If I was you, the next option I would try is the alternate cd installation. That is because when you are diagnosing a problem, you always try the easiest thing first.
[08:33] <R1_> Hi, is there a networking  expert here who can tell me how i can bridge my wifi and ethernet connection the same way xp would bridge them (by selecting the 2 adapters > right-click > select bridge)??? please??
[08:33] <TerrorBite> When I plug the power into my Ubuntu laptop, Thunderbird opens. How do I stop it?
[08:33] <Dantexdv0> yeah image is al weird
[08:33] <Dantexdv0> all*
[08:33] <MK-Admin_> !repeat | R1_
[08:33] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, can i ask what the problem is?
[08:33] <Dantexdv0> do i have to like download another plugin?
[08:33] <TerrorBite> R1_: First, apt-get install bridge-utils
[08:33] <white-sheep> xav_, And you can encrypt your HDD if you want to. :> (Bonus of having alternative disc)
[08:33] <xav_>  forensicwannabe: its where i'm headed next. but i think i'm out for the night 3:33 is a good time to stop. thanks for the help forensics and everyone.
[08:34] <R1_> MK-Admin, sorry i  repeated because i had editted my original question
[08:34] <wsgordon__> miranda_psi i had some issues prior to hooking up the monitor, had a 15 inch, but i could boot, and got to the nvidia config utility and reset the display, now i cannot
[08:34] <forensicwannabe> xav_: of course you also have to consider likelihood, but it is likely that the problem can be solved with the installation cd
[08:34] <jim_p> Terrasque, somehwre in gnomes power management?
[08:34] <MK-Admin_> R1_, No problems. Looked like the same question at first glance.
[08:34] <miranda_psi> Dantexdv0: plugin for what?
[08:34] <R1_> TerrorBite, i've followed the instructions on the ubuntu page that talk about brctl. Didn't work for me =/
[08:34] <forensicwannabe> Jim_p: his computer won't boot to the live cd or the install feature on his live cd boot disk
[08:34] <Dantexdv0> for .avi files.. i was thinking maybe i have like a bad codec or something...
[08:35] <R1_> TerrorBite, but yea, go on i want to see what you were going to  say, i have bridge-utils
[08:35] <miranda_psi> wsgordon__: what do you get when you run nvidia-settings ?
[08:35] <wsgordon__> miranda_psi now the nvidia config utility only offers 540x480 on a 19 inch lcd
[08:35] <ransom> what is the german language version of this channel?
[08:35] <wsgordon__> miranda_psi run from terminal ?
[08:35] <forensicwannabe> xav_: good luck. just remember that windows is hostile to linux. you can't let windows stay on the master boot record.
[08:35] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, some more specs for the pc? and i owe you an lxde live cd :P
[08:35] <miranda_psi> yeah - its the same as from the menu...
[08:35] <miranda_psi> wsgorson: have you tried clicking on detect displays?
[08:36] <white-sheep> ransom -- http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat
[08:36] <white-sheep> ransom -- #ubuntu-berlin :)
[08:36] <wsgordon__> miranda_psi all it offers if the 640x480. nothing higher
[08:36] <miranda_psi> Dantexdv0: if its Mplayer or vlc, there are no plugins (well there are for mplayer (external codecs) but the only use i know for them is for real media files..)
[08:36] <Ahadiel> !de | ransom
[08:37] <ransom> white-sheep danke! ;-)
[08:37] <white-sheep> ransom -- You probably want #ubuntu-de
[08:37] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/lenny_live_beta2/i386/iso-cd/debian-live-lenny-i386-lxde-desktop.iso
[08:37] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, there is also 64bit one
[08:37] <Dantexdv0> umm well.. thanx for the help.. i'll guess i'll just keep trying to make it work (both vlc and mplayer)
[08:38] <forensicwannabe> jim_p: I'll have to ask xav for the specs again, and I also wanted to ask if arch linux is debian based?
[08:38] <miranda_psi> wsgordon__: try using nvidia-xconfig to reset the xorg config file (back it up first /etc/Xll/xorg.conf)
[08:38] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, note that the cd is only live cd, NOT installable
[08:38] <wsgordon__> marinda_psi k
[08:38] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, archlinux is slackware based and it has pacman as a package manager
[08:38] <amitprakash> hi... my X server crashes randomly every now and then. it basically logs me out of the Xsession and brings me back to the login window manager.. how do i fix it
[08:38] <forensicwannabe> jim_p: this conversation started with me suggesting debian lenny to Arenlor.
[08:39] <miranda_psi> Dantexdv0: is there a file online that I can download that causes the problem? you can also try downloading the latest svn copy of mplayer and trying that (thats what im using)
[08:39] <MK-Admin_> amitprakash, Are you happening to hit CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE when this happens?
[08:39] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, what was the reason to suggest this?
[08:39] <wsgordon__> marinda_psi wont run
[08:39] <amitprakash> MK-Admin_, no lol
[08:39] <R1_> Hi, is there a networking  expert here who can tell me how i can bridge my wifi and ethernet connection the same way xp would bridge them (by selecting the 2 adapters > right-click > select bridge)??? please??
[08:39] <MK-Admin_> amitprakash, Heh had to ask!
[08:39] <miranda_psi> wsgordon: what happens?
[08:39] <forensicwannabe> I was thinking about using it because of it's securability.....that's another thing I like. I'm gonna bookmark that page
[08:39] <MK-Admin_> amitprakash, Start off by looking at the logfiles to see what caused the crash. /var/log/syslog
[08:39] <wsgordon__> marinda_psi bunch of errors and ERROR: Unable to write to directory '/etc/X11'.
[08:40] <MK-Admin_> wsgordon_, Executing as sudo
[08:40] <MK-Admin_> wsgordon_, Executing as sudo?
[08:40] <miranda_psi> wsgordon__: put a sudo in front of it...
[08:40] <amitprakash> MK-Admin_, i looked at /var/log/xorg.0.log but it looks fine http://pastebin.com/m2666822b
[08:40] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, all linux distros can become secure. dont get me started about debians ups and downs please
[08:40] <wsgordon__> Backed up file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' as '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup'
[08:40] <wsgordon__> New X configuration file written to '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'
[08:41] <forensicwannabe> jim_p: suggest what? and slackware is another distro that I have been interested in along with backtrack
[08:41] <nickrud> and discussions of relative distro merits don't really belong on the ubuntu support channel, anyway
[08:41] <miranda_psi> wsgordon: now try resetting the xserver and see if its working...
[08:41] <MK-Admin_> amitprakash, Pastebin your syslog too for the same time.
[08:41] <amitprakash> MK-Admin_, ah ok
[08:41] <kj4hzw> forensicwannabe, arch linux is the one to try
[08:41] <wsgordon__> how ?
[08:41] <Dantexdv0> i don't know.. im just playing some .avi .. new at linux.. where can i download the latest version? cause i already tried to upgrade from the terminal both programs and it said i got the latest version available
[08:41] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, what was the reason for you to suggest debian lenny to that guy?
[08:41] <miranda_psi> wsgordon: if that doesn't work try running the nvidia-settings again and see if anything bthere has changed...
[08:42] <wsgordon__> how \do i rest the x server
[08:42] <kj4hzw> ctrl alt backspace wsgordon_
[08:42] <forensicwannabe> jim_p: yeah all linux are securable, but I know that lenny fascilitates the process
[08:42] <RivitingOn1> ﻿amitprakash: Would you mind taking a look at mine? http://paste.ubuntu.com/96644/ also http://paste.ubuntu.com/96696/
[08:42] <nickrud> jim_p, forensicwannabe if you want to discuss other distros, I suggest (strongly) #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:42] <miranda_psi> Dantexdv0: go to http://mplayerhq.hu/ and also run sudo apt-get install svn
[08:42] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, oh ok, cant argue that
[08:43] <malianx> how dangerous is it to run on an underrated psu?
[08:43] <forensicwannabe> be sure to check out this website: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/securing-debian-howto/ch4.en.html
[08:43] <Dantexdv0> console said couldn't get package svn
[08:43] <nickrud> Dantexdv0, subversion is the package name
[08:43] <miranda_psi> Dantexdv0: then once you have the svn copy just go into the directory and do the following:
[08:43] <miranda_psi> ./configure
[08:43] <miranda_psi> make
[08:43] <miranda_psi> sudo make install
[08:43] <FloodBot2> miranda_psi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:43] <wsgordon> miranda_psi no luck same thing
[08:44] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, you can pm me if you want, but i wont be here for long
[08:44] <miranda_psi> wsgordon: nvidia-settings still not showing higher resolutions?
[08:44] <wsgordon> marinda_psi nope
[08:44] <wsgordon> an i cans spell ;)
[08:45] <forensicwannabe> I'm downloading lenny now. how big is it.
[08:45] <wsgordon> miranda_psi can i manualy edit the xorg file
[08:45] <miranda_psi> wsgordon: all i cna suggest then is that you do some googling on how to edit the xorg.conf file to manually specify resolutions...
[08:45] <forensicwannabe> jim_p: yeah, I gotta go too. I'm downloading lenny live right now. how big is it?
[08:46] <MK-Admin_> !envy | wsgordon
[08:46] <wsgordon> where xorg.config located
[08:46] <jim_p> forensicwannabe, 450Mb more or less
[08:46] <rww> forensicwannabe: this channel is for Ubuntu technical support only. If you'd like to discuss or ask questions about Debian, please move your conversation to #debian on this server or on the OFTC server.
[08:46] <MK-Admin_> wsgordon, /etc/x11/xorg.config I believe.
[08:46] <miranda_psi> wsgordon: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[08:47] <forensicwannabe> rww: bite me
[08:47] <rww> forensicwannabe: no
[08:47] <MK-Admin_> !offtopic | forensicwannabe, rww
[08:47] <nickrud> forensicwannabe, last warning
[08:48] <forensicwannabe> nickrud just kidding. this all started with ubuntu, and it was just a tangent
[08:48] <nickrud> forensicwannabe, I know. And I tried to head it off nicely. Bite me is unacceptable
[08:49] <forensicwannabe> it's cool, I'm really just come here to help newbies
[08:49] <nickrud> cool :)
[08:50] <paranoid_ndroid> is it possible to share a internet connection wirelessly between two laptops?
[08:50] <RivitingOn1> Would anyone mind taking a look at these logs? http://paste.ubuntu.com/96644/ and http://paste.ubuntu.com/96696/ I'm not really sure what I am looking for but I have been trying to figure out what is causing my system to freeze randomly.
[08:50] <forensicwannabe> paranoid: yes it is
[08:50] <rww> !ics | paranoid_ndroid
[08:50] <paranoid_ndroid> forensicwannabe, how can I do it?
[08:50] <MK-Admin_> paranoid_ndroid, As long as the internet connection comes from a different NIC, i.e. wired.
[08:51] <itzhero> I'm using vbox and the transfer speed over USB seems very slow -- anyway to fix this?
[08:51] <itzhero> I have usb 2.0 controller enabled in settings
[08:51] <itzhero> and guest additions installed
[08:52] <forensicwannabe> paranoid: I don't know how, but I could figure it out. I just don't have time, it's getting late. but let me suggest that you google: share internet connection laptop
[08:52] <paranoid_ndroid> forensicwannabe, that's what I'm doing. sorry, and thanks
[08:52] <forensicwannabe> paranoid: get creative with you search, and continue asking here. you'll find a way
[08:52] <evowill> paranoid_ndroid: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing
[08:53] <paranoid_ndroid> thank you all
[08:53] <forensicwannabe> there it is
[08:53] <nickrud> RivitingOn1, the X log looks ok, it doesn't look like pulseaudio is causing the freeze; I'd suggest booting up the memtest and letting it run overnight. All my freezes have been memory related
[08:57] <yoyit2> anyone know why ubuntu says my hdd is full when there is more then 200GBs free??
[08:58] <white-sheep> yoyit2 -- Full HDD installation?
[08:58] <MK-Admin_> yoyit2, pastebin df -h
[08:58] <rww> yoyit2: run "df -H" in a terminal and copy the output to http://paste.ubuntu.com/, then say the link in here. That command lists all the active storage spaces on your computer, so we can see if one of them got full somehow.
[08:59] <forensicwannabe> yoyit2: probably hasn't updated it's resources yet
[09:00] <MK-Admin_> rww: jinx
[09:00] <white-sheep> Heh.
[09:01] <malianx> anyone know if it'll kill anything if I run one of the low footprint athlon64 x2's with an 8800gts,  2x 1g ddr2, and a single sata 7200rpm disk on 350w?
[09:01] <MK-Admin_> malianx, If you can get it to boot I think you'll be fine.
[09:01] <RivitingOn1> ﻿nickrud: Ok, I'll try it. I have run the memetest for about 6 passes. Would that have shown an issue or can it take more? Also, is there a program that can test a video card? I had one when I was using windows but haven't come across one on linux.
[09:02] <malianx> MK-Admin_, yeah? That was the thought I was having, but with psu's these days... I'm wary.
[09:02] <rww> RivitingOn1: a good rule of thumb on memtest86 is "overnight"
[09:02] <malianx> MK-Admin_, you don't think it'd be risky to try?
[09:02] <MK-Admin_> malianx, Electronically speaking it is worse to have a lower voltage than a higher voltage.
[09:02] <nickrud> RivitingOn1, not for vid cards that I remember. And one error didn't show till nearly the entire suite of tests had run. That takes hours.
[09:03] <evowill> malianx: http://www.journeysystems.com/power_supply_calculator_popup.php
[09:03] <MK-Admin_> malianx, Do you plan on taxing the vid card?
[09:03] <malianx> MK-Admin_, fallout 3
[09:03] <RivitingOn1> is rww a real person or a bot thingy?
[09:03] <MK-Admin_> malianx, Yeah... get a new PSU.
[09:04] <white-sheep> RivitingOn1, rww is very real, just like Pamela Anderson's puppies.
[09:04] <forensicwannabe> yoyit2: also run: sudo find -size +15000000           when your computer sees that there are no 15 gig files on your hard disk, it's gonna realize that the space is free. something lied to your computer, and when you show it the truth, it will wake up. if +15000000 doesn't work, then try a bigger file, like +30000000
[09:04] <evowill> malianx: just put the closest values into that calculator, and it will let you know where you stand as far as a minimum supply
[09:04] <malianx> evowill, MK-Admin_ thanks
[09:05] <Alex_21> Hi, I used EBox to access and add a domain. Now I can't find the data file for that domain. Where could it have cone?
[09:05] <MK-Admin_> malianx, good luck.
[09:05] <xarchie> ls
[09:05] <yoyit2> rww: k it says /dev/sda1   has 222GBs ..which i did have of movies, but i deleted them and they are no longer on my computer
[09:05] <RivitingOn1> ﻿white-sheep: rofl! ok, well thanks all for your help. I am off to play with my new boot cd and find all the doom that is about to befall me. Have a good night all!
[09:05] <white-sheep> yoyit2, Empty your trash.
[09:06] <MK-Admin_> yoyit2, Recovering your porn stash eh?
[09:06] <evowill> yoyit2, are you sure they aren't in the trash?
[09:06] <MK-Admin_> Couldn't help it. sry.
[09:06] <ciro> hi all
[09:06] <[e]Lement> MK-Admin_, I was thinking the same.  Ahahah!
[09:06] <forensicwannabe> lol
[09:06] <MK-Admin_> >:)
[09:06] <yoyit2> evowill: yup.. checked that, and no its NOT porn lol
[09:07] <white-sheep> yoyit2 -- Removing 222 GB of porn stash.  You're coming clean.  I'm *very* impressed with you.  :3
[09:07] <rww> yoyit2: Hmm. How did you delete them? rm at the command line? From the GNOME file manager?
[09:07] <ciro> who does use winwrap for animated desktop? i followed a guide but it doesnt work...screensaver goes above the desktop and not beyond...who can help me?
[09:07] <wsgordon> ok, the link again to reset the xorg.config file, at least now i have 800x600.
[09:07] <evowill> yoyit2:  Applications>Accessories>Disk Usage Anal
[09:07] <yoyit2> white-sheep: haha.. no just a TON of .mp4 convrted dvds
[09:07] <evowill> oops
[09:07] <evowill> analyizer
[09:08] <forensicwannabe> yoyit2: after you empty you porn....I mean trash, if your computer still doesn't see the free space, run the command I gave you: sudo find -size +15000000
[09:08] <yoyit2> rww: just selected all of them, and hit delete
[09:08] <MK-Admin_> yoyit2, Face it, everyone knows. The sooner you admit it, the sooner we can help you.
[09:08] <yoyit2> rww: then it said no room in trash, and it deleted it all
[09:08] <MoLoot> MK-Admin_: Mine was CERTAINLY all porn.
[09:09] <yoyit2> MK-Admin_: im not dumb enough to download it..
[09:09] <rww> okay, guys, enough with the porn jokes :P
[09:09] <MK-Admin_> rww, One more...
[09:09] <MK-Admin_> MoLoot, No horse porn.
[09:09] <MK-Admin_> done.
[09:10] <white-sheep> I'll come clean with you guys -- Apparently I have a 8.2G worth of porn collection.
[09:10] <MK-Admin_> Anywho, does Ubuntu dislike sending large files to the trash and in lieu of that skips the trash?
[09:10] <Flannel> !offtopic
[09:10] <phix> hihihihi
[09:10] <phix> LjL: you there mate?
[09:10] <forensicwannabe> yoyit2: okay.... we can't wait to find out....did you pull it out.....I mean pull it off?....I mean, did it work?
[09:11] <rww> yoyit2: Hmm. What's the output of "du -h ~/.local/share/Trash/"? That command lists how much disk space the GNOME Trash-related directories are taking up. If they somehow ended up in there anyway, that might explain it.
[09:11] <[e]Lement> MK-Admin_, you could always run an e2fsk check on your disk...
[09:11] <evowill> I do have some porn that doesn't play well on my ubuntu machine, for example, mplayer won't let me fast forward to the good parts, how do I fix this?
[09:11] <MK-Admin_> [e]Lement, that should be directed @ yoyit2 I think.
[09:12] <[e]Lement> Yes it should
[09:12] <[e]Lement> Ahaha
[09:12] <amortvigil> hello i installed kubuntu bye unebootin and now i i have intrepid with kde 4.1 .... hows that possible?
[09:12] <[e]Lement> yoyit2,  you could always run an e2fsk check on your disk...
[09:12] <Flannel> !language | evowill, MoLoot, MK-Admin_, et al
[09:13] <yoyit2> [e]Lement: im REALLY new to ubutnu, just threw away vista.. so how do i do that comand?
[09:13] <rww> amortvigil: Umm. Unetbootin installs the current version of whatever distro you request. The current version of Kubuntu is Kubuntu Intrepid 8.10, which includes KDE 4.1... what did you expect to get?
 Kubuntu is Ubuntu with KDE
[09:13] <[e]Lement> yoyit2, personally I would keep Vista around for a few things.
[09:13] <MK-Admin_> yoggidm, Bring up Terminal.
[09:13] <[e]Lement> You mean yoyit2, right MK-Admin_  =X
[09:13] <MoLoot> Flannel: I'll be good :)
[09:13] <MK-Admin_> yoyit2, Bring up Terminal
[09:13] <yoyit2> [e]Lement: i have virtual box with xp on it
[09:14] <MK-Admin_> [e]Lement, :P yah.
[09:14] <white-sheep> yoyit2 -- I have VirtualBox with Windows Server 2003 on it. >_>
[09:15] <MK-Admin_> If you don't play games you don't need a true dual-boot imho.
[09:15] <yoyit2> white-sheep: yeah i use it for my ipod touch.. and now im TRYING to jailbreak it, when my hdd said it was full
[09:15] <[e]Lement> Well I run a Pentium 4, still.
[09:15] <[e]Lement> So I dual boot
[09:15] <[e]Lement> haha
[09:15] <nbeebo> cant get 1920x1200 when i should, only got 1600x1200 now...
[09:15]  * MK-Admin_ pets his Intel Core 2 Extreme 3.0GHz w/ 4GB RAM. <3
[09:16] <white-sheep> yoyit2 -- Did you empty the trash?  The icon should be at bottom-right of your desktop (next to workspace switcher).
[09:16] <nbeebo> MK-Admin_,  u even know what u gonna do with it?
[09:16] <jim_p> bye people, see you next year
[09:16] <MK-Admin_> nbeebo, Taunt people, mostly.
[09:16] <nbeebo> MK-Admin_,  cool
[09:16] <rww> MK-Admin_: well mine has 4 cores. So there.
[09:16] <MK-Admin_> nbeebo, Sounds like graphics drivers.
[09:16] <yoyit2> white-sheep: its COMPLETELY EMPTY
[09:16] <evowill> ahh, I bet it compiles quickly :-)
[09:16] <nbeebo> cool cool
[09:17] <forensicwannabe> kj4hzw: how come you are over there in my list on the right hand side?
[09:17] <MK-Admin_> rww: I forgot the conversion rate, how many hamsters on wheels = 1 core?
[09:17] <miranda_psi> evovil: mplayer won't fastforward in files without an index - you can get mplayer to build and index before playing (look at the man page) or get to mencode to put it in permanently
[09:17] <[e]Lement> nbeebo, could also be that it's not recognizing your monitor correctly.  I had that issue...
[09:17] <nbeebo> MK-Admin_,  oh u answered my question... yeah ofcourse it is..
[09:17] <MK-Admin_> nbeebo, ATI or NVidia?
[09:17] <nbeebo> [e]Lement,  yeah could be
[09:17] <nbeebo> MK-Admin_,  ati
[09:17] <MK-Admin_> !restricted drivers | nbeebo
[09:17] <MK-Admin_> !restricted | nbeebo
[09:18] <nbeebo> im using them..
[09:18] <yoyit2> ...so how do i get rid of that 222GBs of nothing?
[09:18] <Ace_NoOne> hhi - I merged both partitions on my external HDD (ext3), but it's still sdb2 - shouldn't that become sdb1 then?
[09:18] <nbeebo> yoyit2,  trash
[09:18] <omshanti> how do i search for files?
[09:18] <nbeebo> !trash
[09:18] <omshanti> i just ran sudo updatedb
[09:18] <forensicwannabe> yoyit2: is your computer still telling you that it is full?
[09:18] <miranda_psi> nbeebo: try mlocate
[09:18] <yoyit2> TO ALL : FRIGGIN TRASH IT EMPTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[09:18] <omshanti> but i don't know the command to search for files
[09:18] <nbeebo> omshanti, the "places" menu
[09:18] <[e]Lement> Why the heck would you move the trash?
[09:18] <yoyit2> forensicwannabe: yeah its full
[09:19] <omshanti> thanks nbeebo :)
[09:19] <white-sheep> yoyit2 -- Did you install Ubuntu using full disc or partition hard drive size?
[09:19] <MK-Admin_> omshanti, try Locate
[09:19] <[e]Lement> yoyit2, did you goto the directory .Trash in your home folder?
[09:19] <white-sheep> full disk*
[09:19] <omshanti> thanks MK-Admin_
[09:19] <nbeebo> pn
[09:19] <rww> yoyit2: Did you consider running "du -h ~/.local/share/Trash/" like i asked already to see if it's actually empty or if gnome is confused?
[09:19] <evowill> yoyit2: Did you try the Disk Usage Analyzer
[09:19] <MK-Admin_> omshanti, also 'find / |grep myfile'
[09:19] <[e]Lement> MK-Admin_, I'm old school.  find ./ | grep <what you are looking for>
[09:19] <[e]Lement> =X
[09:19] <MK-Admin_> JINX
[09:19] <[e]Lement> Crap
[09:20] <yoyit2> white-sheep: i installed it thru vista, then i deleted the host folder in ubuntu (not including the needed ubuntu files)
[09:20] <nbeebo> i guess ill make my second clean install for the day and install THE LATEST from ati.com...
[09:20] <forensicwannabe> yotit2: when are you going to wise up and listen to me: I told you to run the command:    sudo find -size +15000000    and if that doesn't work try it with +30000000
[09:20] <MK-Admin_> nbeebo, No need to do a clean install. Just check to see if you have enabled restricted drivers.
[09:21] <yoyit2> rww: daniel@ubuntu:~$ du -h ~/.local/share/Trash
[09:21] <yoyit2> 4.0K	/home/daniel/.local/share/Trash/files
[09:21] <yoyit2> 4.0K	/home/daniel/.local/share/Trash/info
[09:21] <yoyit2> 12K	/home/daniel/.local/share/Trash
[09:21] <yoyit2> daniel@ubuntu:~$
[09:21] <FloodBot2> yoyit2: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:21] <nbeebo> MK-Admin_,  yes the protiarity(???) drivers
[09:21] <nbeebo> propiarity??
[09:21] <MK-Admin_> proprietary*
[09:21] <nbeebo> nice finally
[09:21] <[e]Lement> aahaha
[09:21] <MK-Admin_> nbeebo, Yeah, work with installing those.
[09:21] <nbeebo> thats why it doesnt? lol
[09:21] <rww> yoyit2: wait, you installed using Wubi? I think I see what's going on here.
[09:21] <MK-Admin_> nbeebo, Plenty of resources. google ATI + Ubuntu (your version)
[09:21] <rww> rww> yoyit2: run "df -H" in a terminal and copy the output to http://paste.ubuntu.com/, then say the link in here. That command lists all the active storage spaces on your computer, so we can see if one of them got full somehow.
[09:22] <rww> yoyit2: and actually put it in pastebin this time, instead of summarizing it for me.
[09:22] <yoyit2> that link doesnt work
[09:22] <yoyit2> rww: that link doesnt work
[09:22] <[e]Lement> Yes it does
[09:22] <nbeebo> MK-Admin_,  but im too lazy :( ok just cuz im feeling good
[09:22] <rww> yoyit2: http://pastebin.com/ then
[09:22] <forensicwannabe> yoyot2: did you try the command I gave you?
[09:22] <MK-Admin_> nbeebo, <waves hand Jedi like> Google is your friend.
[09:23] <nbeebo> i dont know what thats like
[09:23] <fw1> org
[09:23] <[e]Lement> net
[09:23] <forensicwannabe> yoyit2: did you try the command I gave you?
[09:23] <yoyit2> forensicwannabe: sorry which one?
[09:24]  * MK-Admin_ facepalms.
[09:24] <yoyit2> forensicwannabe: i did the one from rww
[09:24] <forensicwannabe> sudo find -size +15000000
[09:24] <white-sheep> See #2.2 on http://library.gnome.org/misc/release-notes/2.24/ -- How would I achieve that?  >_>
[09:24] <nbeebo> k another deja-vu for the week
[09:24] <forensicwannabe> yoyit2: do it .... trust me
[09:24] <MK-Admin_> white-sheep, What is 'that' you are seeking?
[09:25] <grigora> i have set for my layout to change when both Alt keys are pressed together, but it doesn't work. any ideas?
[09:25] <white-sheep> MK-Admin_ -- #2.2 -- Track Your Time Better
[09:25] <[e]Lement> grigora, layout of what?
[09:25] <rww> yoyit2: thanks for pastebinning that output. Congratulations, I know the answer to your problem.
[09:26] <grigora> [e]Lement: keyboard
[09:26] <newmember> Can I use 'mount' to connect to an ftp file folder?
[09:26] <MK-Admin_> white-sheep, try installing hamster-applet
[09:26] <yoyit2> rww: whats the problem?
[09:26] <rww> yoyit2: give me a sec and I'll summarize it for you :)
[09:26] <white-sheep> newmember, Use Places -> Connect To Server
[09:26] <[e]Lement> I am not sure if the computer can recognize two ALT keys being pressed
[09:27] <newmember> white-sheep: from the CLI
[09:27] <Flannel> newmember: Look into curlftpfs (thats a package)
[09:27] <grigora> [e]Lement: hmmm, used to work and it's one of the options in the menu for changing the keyboard layout
[09:27] <newmember> Flannel: nice find thanks
[09:28] <rww> yoyit2: You installed Ubuntu via Wubi. That install process made an 8GB file on your Vista partition and used it to store Ubuntu, so that you didn't have to repartition. Unfortunately, one of the quirks of Wubi is that if its storage file gets full, it doesn't expand it to fill available space on the Vista partition. So, your Ubuntu storage area is still 8GB. It's now full. Deleting stuff from /host didn't do anything, because /host is your Vista partition, n
[09:28] <rww> ot Ubuntu's "loopback" storage file.
[09:28] <newmember> Which is better FTP of NFS, I guess I have both options to work out, is there advantage one over another?
[09:28] <pallu> hello all of you
[09:28] <pallu> any know how to configure mysqld?
[09:29] <rww> yoyit2: So, solution time. Easy solution: move stuff to /host/. Somewhat harder solution: make a new loopback file and move /home/ or some other large folder to it. Even harder solution (last time I checked, anyway): resize your Ubuntu loopback file.
[09:29] <MK-Admin_> new2ubuntu, depends what you want to do, but this isn't the place to ask.
[09:29] <rww> yoyit2: Best long-term solution: back up your files and reinstall Ubuntu from a CD and stop using Wubi.
[09:29] <[e]Lement> rww, well said. =)
[09:29] <white-sheep> MK-Admin_, Very nice.  Where on the earth did you retrieve Hamster from?
[09:30] <MK-Admin_> white-sheep, sudo apt-cache search track
[09:30] <[e]Lement> white-sheep, synaptic package mananer
[09:30] <yoyit2> rww: friggin sucks.. how do i resiz the loopback?
[09:30] <[e]Lement> manager***
[09:30] <MK-Admin_> [e]Lement, <-- old school too
[09:30] <[e]Lement> So am I, I am trying to make it easier for them.  Haha.  I use commandline more than GTK Apps.
[09:30] <MK-Admin_> They should learn the ways of the force.
[09:31] <yoyit2> MK-Admin_: why are you on this server?? all you talk about is Porn, Games, and Starwars????
[09:31] <[e]Lement> Would that make Linus Torvalds Darth Vader?
[09:31] <Squawk> Hey chaps, just done a fresh install on a maters puter, everything working fine except for xine. Xine is looking for /dev/dvd, but the device is at scd0. A symbolic link in /dev sorts the problem but does not persist after a restart (/dev created on the fly presumably, I'm new to ubuntu, not linux). Any help
[09:31] <MK-Admin_> yoyit2, ...Why should I *not* be on this server?
[09:31] <[e]Lement> yoyit2, you must not know about freenode...ahaha
[09:32] <MK-Admin_> [e]Lement, We all know Linus is the Dark Sith Lord.
[09:32] <rww> yoyit2: give me a sec to figure out the resizing thing :)
[09:32] <yoyit2> rww k thz
[09:32] <yoyit2> rww: *thx
[09:32] <yoyit2> [e]Lement: what??
[09:33] <[e]Lement> yoyit2, nevermind.
[09:33] <MK-Admin_> white-sheep, Not sure if that's the right tracker one honestly.
[09:33] <earthling>  MK-Admin_: he is got to be shittin me.. doesn't know sith???
[09:33] <hateball> Squawk: if that's the way you'd like to solve it, you could always put something like... "ln -s /dev/scd0 /dev/dvd" in /etc/rc.local
[09:33] <white-sheep> MK-Admin_, It is -- But I ran the search -- It didn't find the said package.
[09:34] <scientes> my usb ports dont work in linux on this compaq
[09:34] <hateball> Squawk: Then again.. I'm sure it's configurable in Xine
[09:34] <Grassputin> freenode is where script-kiddies, hackers, crackers and P2P folks come for down time.... :P
[09:34] <[e]Lement> white-sheep, hamster-applet
[09:34] <Squawk> hateball, actually I figure it has to be configurable in xine, just not figured it out yet and was kinda hoping someone might know off hand
[09:34] <miranda_psi> Squark: go into the xine player, goto settings and go to the media tab - you can set the location of the dvd drive there
[09:34] <[e]Lement> !freenode
[09:34] <MK-Admin_> white-sheep, Probably have to uncomment the sources in apt
[09:34] <[e]Lement> I prefer Grassputin's better
[09:34] <rww> yoyit2: do you still have Windows installed, or did you remove it?
[09:34] <white-sheep> [e]Lement, I know.  I installed and the package is correct.  However, what puzzled me is that how did you find the package when I (I think) didn't find anything about Hamster.
[09:35] <MK-Admin_> white-sheep, edit /etc/apt/sources.list and uncomment 'em
[09:35] <white-sheep> MK-Admin_, The package is installed.  I restarted the Gnome.  It's there.  But where did you came up with the package 'hamster'
[09:35] <[e]Lement> we just know....
[09:35] <white-sheep> Lulz.... :o
[09:35] <[e]Lement> We didn't come up with it...he just knew the answer.
[09:35] <Squawk> miranda_psi, hateball, for reference (in case anyone else asks) the problem is that the xine settings UI defaults to "beginner" and the ability to set the device is hidden. Have to change the user level to be able to get at it. Thanks
[09:36] <Squawk> just found it
[09:36] <MK-Admin_> white-sheep, I searched the apt package manager cache
[09:36] <MK-Admin_> white-sheep, Hamster is not the right item. Instal gtimer.
[09:36] <huwenfeng> !irc
[09:37] <sabgenton2> how do I tell if a package is allready installed with apt-get
[09:37] <huwenfeng> !guidelines
[09:37] <sabgenton2> or -cache etc
[09:37] <MK-Admin_> sabgenton2, It will say it is already installed if you do apt-get install foo
[09:37] <rww> !fishing > huwenfeng
[09:37] <forensicwannabe> sabgenton2: look in synaptic
[09:37] <sabgenton2> don't need to
[09:38] <yoyit2> rww: i removed it.. but i have xp on a virtual box
[09:38] <forensicwannabe> it's not if you need to, it's if you want to
[09:38] <earthling> you can use pidginas a irc client iam using one now
[09:39] <huwenfeng> rww: yes, i need help. how can i join #freebsd channel.
[09:39] <white-sheep> Resorting back to hamster-applet.  gtimer != decent.
[09:39] <miranda_psi> huwenfeng: try /join #freebsd
[09:40] <earthling> huwenfeng: you need to be registered with freebsd to use that channel..
[09:40] <MK-Admin_> huwenfeng, type /join #freebsd
[09:40] <Grassputin> or just double click on this: #freebsd
[09:40] <huwenfeng> yes, but it said that i needed to be registered
[09:41] <rww> yoyit2: okay. Do you have an Ubuntu CD?
[09:41] <earthling>  MK-Admin_: miranda_psi: huwenfeng: you need to be registered to join freebsd
[09:41] <[e]Lement> type /join ##freebsd
[09:41] <sabgenton2> MK-Admin_: what if it a newer version will it alert me there is an older version?
[09:41] <rww> !register > huwenfeng
[09:41] <amitprakash> hi.. i notice in my syslog that my X server crashes randomly with the message Dec 31 08:15:39 computer gdm[5644]: WARNING: gdm_slave_xioerror_handler: Fatal X error - Restarting :0
[09:41] <yoyit2> rww: yeah i do
[09:42] <white-sheep> Brb.  Gotta put down the wolf first.  >_>
[09:42] <sabgenton2> or does it at least look  obvious
[09:43] <forensicwannabe> sabgenton2: apt-get always gives you the latest version, unless the latest version is not in the ubuntu ropos. Then you have to find the deb file for the latest version
[09:43] <forensicwannabe> apt-get will not tell you if there is a later version
[09:44] <style> How can I force an unmount? I won't to unmount /
[09:44] <style> wan't*
[09:44] <style> want*
[09:44] <sabgenton2> if i type apt-get install foo and foo is allready installed it says it is
[09:44] <rww> yoyit2: Okay. I'd recommend you switch from a Wubi install to a full Ubuntu install, because it will make this and other potential problems go away. Would you like me to give you instructions on how to do that (we can transfer all your settings and files), or would you like to resize anyway (which I wouldn't really recommend)?
[09:44] <MK-Admin_> style, sudo umount /foo -o force
[09:44] <sabgenton2> but if i do the same thing and there is a new foo
[09:45] <miranda_psi> style: what are you trying to unmount? and how?
[09:45] <sabgenton2> will it say "foo is all ready installed but there is a new foo"
[09:45] <sabgenton2> ?
[09:45] <style> miranda_psi: root partition, sda1, through gparted
[09:45] <style> sabgenton2: It will just update it
[09:45] <rww> style: you can't unmount /, because the currently-running Ubuntu system needs it to work properly. If you want to do something that requires it be unmounted, boot from a live CD (like an Ubuntu CD) and do it from there.
[09:45] <MK-Admin_> sabgenton2, try dpkg -l foo
[09:45] <yoyit2> rww it took me a LONG time to get it to work on my HP laptop, im not really wanting to reinstall it
[09:46] <[e]Lement> installation is much easier.
[09:46] <DefamedPrawn> happy ny
[09:46] <[e]Lement> yoyit2, do you have recovery CDs?
[09:46] <style> rww: I can't boot a livecd.
[09:46] <rww> yoyit2: You don't need to reinstall it. We can transfer your current install to a full partition. It's a little involved, but definitely possible.
[09:46] <yoyit2> rww: ok
[09:47] <rww> style: well, you can't unmount or repartition your current root folder, so unless you can figure out how to boot a liveCD, or can boot from a USB or something, this is gonna be difficult :P
[09:47] <forensicwannabe> sabgenton2: no, but why don't you try it and see what it does. you will need to google: latest version, and/or do a source forge search for the latest version
[09:47] <white-sheep> Anybody here really using Evolution or web-based mail?
[09:47] <style> rww: I have a wubi install, but I want a real install. So I need to do somethong so I can partition.
[09:47] <style> BIOS is locked. I do not know what grub is capable of booting.
[09:47] <rww> style: Huh. Coincidentally, I'm helping yoyit2 with the exact same thing right now.
[09:47] <MK-Admin_> white-sheep, I use thunderbird and gmail
[09:48] <white-sheep> MK-Admin_, Thunderbird > Evolution ?
[09:48] <[e]Lement> style, who locked the BiOS?
[09:48] <MK-Admin_> white-sheep, Never touched Evo 'cause Thunderbird rocks.
[09:48] <Grassputin> Yeah Evolution is a pretty crappy opensource version of crappy closed source stuff.... stick to thunderbird
[09:48] <style> [e]Lement: Me, but I can't figure out the pass, and customer support doesn't respond durin the vacation.
[09:48] <[e]Lement> You're going to have to reset the CMOS
[09:49] <white-sheep> I'm going to give it a twirl soon.
[09:49] <style> Laptop
[09:49] <[e]Lement> Yeah
[09:49] <MK-Admin_> white-sheep, Thunderbird kicks.
[09:49] <[e]Lement> Going to have to reset the CMOS.
[09:49] <rww> yoyit2: Okay. The basic process we're going to be following is outlined at http://lubi.sourceforge.net/lvpm.html
[09:49] <huwenfen1> Oh,my god, it all failed!
[09:49] <[e]Lement> Laptops you have to find the place to jump it to
[09:49] <sabgenton2> style: so does apt not ask Y/n for updates?
[09:49] <huwenfen1> i just can not join #freebsd or #python
[09:49] <[e]Lement> Not usually sabgenton2
[09:49] <Grassputin> style: if it's a dell laptop I could give the links to doing it yourself
[09:49] <rww> huwenfen1: /join #freenode and ask for help there
[09:49] <style> Grassputin: Dell Latitude D630?
[09:50] <Tobias92> Hey ubuntu people, my alt+tab seems to be broken. I've tried looking through the obvious keybinding utilities and it all seems configured with the right keys. Might there be something else that prevents my desktop from reacting?
[09:50] <Grassputin> hahahaha... yeah I've cracked quite a few of those open
[09:50] <Sogod> anyone there?
[09:50] <style> Grassputin: May I have the links?
[09:50] <rww> yoyit2: The first thing you're going to need to do is boot from a LiveCD. If it recognizes your internet, hop into this channel and I'll help you from there. If not, boot back into your Ubuntu install and I'll give you the steps to write down.
[09:50] <forensicwannabe> Grassputin: the worst thing about Evolution, is that if you try to unistall it, you better be careful, or you will uninstall gnome panel also
[09:50] <pikario> if a friend sends me a file of an install and i see that it has the same md5sum as the original version, does that mean it hasn't been tampered with in any way?
[09:51] <Sogod> guys tell me how to install compiz and get it working..
[09:51] <rww> Sogod: plenty of people, yes :)
[09:51] <white-sheep> pikario -- Pretty much yes.
[09:51] <pikario> ok thx
[09:51] <rww> pikario: it's very likely, yes. It's theoretically possible that you got another file with the same md5sum, but that's very unlikely.
[09:51] <yoyit2> rww ...i cant do it right now, kuz here its like 2am, so ill have to follow the instructions on the site tomorrow
[09:51] <sabgenton2> MK-Admin:when dpkg gives the version is that the version avalible or installed
[09:51] <white-sheep> pikario -- And if your friend tampered with it, then he's not really your friend -- is he?  Otherwise you wouldn't be here.
[09:51] <Sogod> help..
[09:51] <MK-Admin> sabgenton2, if it has ii it is installed.
[09:52] <Grassputin> style, http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/latd630/en/SM_EN/coincell.htm#wp1113924
[09:52] <rww> yoyit2: Okay. Write down that link I gave you and come back into the channel tomorrow if you need help. Make sure to tell whoever's in here tomorrow that you're following that link's instructions so they know what's going on. Good luck :)
[09:52] <pikario> im not saying he tampered with it , maybe the file he got from the torrent is bad. i usually don't trust them but i can't find the original source
[09:52] <forensicwannabe> sabgenton2: no you have to tell apt to update, but that still doesn't mean it's the latest version, even if you do update
[09:52] <sabgenton2> ok so yes
[09:52] <pikario> but i do have the md5sum and it matches, so it's probably safe
[09:52] <rww> pikario: correct
[09:52] <pikario> ok
[09:52] <yoyit2> rww thanks, and i will
[09:52] <evowill> pikario: Smart move, always check the hashes
[09:52] <Grassputin> forensicwannabe, I left it alone, much like I leave Outlook Express alone.... don't want to damage the system's joojoo
[09:53] <sabgenton2> ones with un don't say a verrsion
[09:53] <jj1> can someone help me
[09:53] <MK-Admin> !ask | jj1
[09:53] <sabgenton2> MK-Admin: cheers :)
[09:53] <MK-Admin> sabgenton2,  :)
[09:53] <white-sheep> MK-Admin -- I'm unaware of the addons.  I knew Thunderbird had it for long time -- but what useful addons is there for ... mail client?  Lulz.
[09:53] <Sogod> Help.
[09:54] <amitprakash> hi.. i notice in my syslog that my X server crashes randomly with the message Dec 31 08:15:39 computer gdm[5644]: WARNING: gdm_slave_xioerror_handler: Fatal X error - Restarting :0 ... any solutions?
[09:54] <Sogod> guys please
[09:54] <rww> !helpme > Sogod
[09:54] <style> Grassputin: I need to dissmantle it? Oo
[09:54] <MK-Admin> white-sheep, Calendar. Contact list. That's about it.
[09:54] <Grassputin> white-sheep, for one there's Sunbird with is like Outlook's calendar....
[09:54] <MK-Admin> amitprakash, Pastebin the syslog at the time of the crash. :)
[09:55] <jj1> im trying to download a a file online but i cant open, it saves to the computer but cant oopen it
[09:55] <Grassputin> style, yep yep, but don't let it scare you. Dell's are pretty strong, don't break easy and it only requires a phillipshead screwdriver
[09:55] <Sogod> tell me how to install compiz&getit working
[09:55] <MK-Admin> Sogod, www.google.com
[09:55] <amitprakash> MK-Admin, http://pastebin.com/m41ebe213
[09:55] <bidossessi> jj1, what's the file called?
[09:55] <Sogod> dude.
[09:56] <style> !ubot ccc
[09:56] <Sogod> i got it installed using add or remove now what?
[09:56] <Grassputin> Sogod: Add/Remove Programs -> All Open Source -> Search "compbiz"
[09:56] <style> !ubot cfc
[09:56] <jj1> fulltiltsetup.exe
[09:56] <phix> :D
[09:56] <Sogod> sudo  something is there.. tell me that
[09:56] <phix> jj1: how's it going??
[09:56] <bidossessi> jj1, this is not windows. .exe files don't work with linux
[09:56] <style> /usr/sbin/console-kit-daemon, can I kill it?
[09:56] <phix> LjL: <3 you there yet?
[09:57] <Grassputin> jjl, you need to use Wine to run that file
[09:57] <Sogod> grassputin,now what?
[09:57] <jj1> how do i get that
[09:57] <DeadmonkeyX> k
[09:57] <Sogod> hello.
[09:57] <Grassputin> Sogod, check the compiz packages should only be like 2 and install them
[09:57] <Sogod> i did now...
[09:58] <rww> Sogod: System -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Visual Effects -> Normal or Extra. If that doesn't work, tell us the error you get.
[09:58] <MichaelKohler> how can I set "list view" in nautilus as standard for every folder?
[09:58] <jj1> where can i get wine
[09:58] <Grassputin> Sogod, do you have an ATI or NVIDIA card? Because you need to install the proprietary drivers before compiz will work
[09:58] <evowill> jjl: you can also look at native Linux poker programs instead of running Windows software through wine
[09:58] <malianx> jj1: apt-get install wine
[09:58] <style> jj1: sudo apt-get install wine
[09:58] <style> malianx: You forgott sudo:P
[09:58] <Sogod> rww,i got all that done.. then what to do i use nvidia 8400gs..
[09:58] <forensicwannabe> Sogod: type compiz into your terminal, and tell me what it says, btw what system are you using?
 for example, PokerTH is available sudo apt-get install pokerth
[09:59] <Grassputin> jjl: Go to Add/Remove Programs -> All Open Source -> Search WINE and install it
[09:59] <Sogod> rww,i installed nvidia too
[09:59] <jj1> ok thanks guys
[09:59] <MK-Admin> amitprakash, Approx when was the time?
[09:59] <Sogod> i heard that some sudo code should be done in terminal tell me that thing
[09:59] <evowill> jj1: http://www.pokerth.net/
[10:00] <jj1> k
[10:00] <Sogod> rww,u there?
[10:00] <amitprakash> MK-Admin, 8:10-8:20
[10:00] <grobda24> Is there a GUI way of installing grub on my first HD to dual boot into Ubuntu on a second HD ?
[10:00] <phix> hi
[10:01] <grobda24> hello
[10:01] <miranda_psi> grobda: when installing ubuntu? or after it is installed?
[10:01] <MK-Admin> amitprakash, ATI or Nvidia?
[10:01] <amitprakash> MK-Admin, ATI
[10:01] <rww> Sogod: Did you get an error when you followed the step I gave you, or not? If not, it's activated. If so, allow me to quote: ** tell us the error you get. **
[10:01] <MK-Admin> amitprakash, Laptop or desktop?
[10:02] <amitprakash> desktop
[10:02] <grobda24> miranda_psi, it's already on my second HD.
[10:02] <Sogod> forensicwannabe,i did in terminal and it hari@hari-desktop:~$ compiz
[10:02] <Sogod> Checking for Xgl: not present.
[10:02] <Sogod> Detected PCI ID for VGA: 01:00.0 0300: 10de:0422 (rev a1) (prog-if 00 [VGA controller])
[10:02] <Sogod> Checking for texture_from_pixmap: present.
[10:02] <Sogod> Checking for non power of two support: present.
[10:02] <FloodBot2> Sogod: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:02] <Sogod> Checking for Composite extension: present.
[10:02] <grobda24> oops
[10:02] <vox> lols
[10:03] <MichaelKohler> how can I set "list view" in nautilus as standard for every folder?
[10:03] <Sogod> forensicwannabe,help?
[10:03] <Sweeney`Todd> bonjour ^_^
[10:03] <forensicwannabe> Sogod: are you working on a eeepc
[10:04] <miranda_psi> grodba24: the easiest thing to do would be to set the bios to boot from the second hdd and get grub to link to windows on the first hdd... (grub by default installs on the first hdd)
[10:04] <rww> Nautilus Edit -> Preferences -> Views -> Default View: View new folders using: [List View]
[10:04] <rww> !fr | Sweeney`Todd
[10:04] <MichaelKohler> thanks rww
[10:04] <Sogod> forensicwannabe,what is eeepc?
[10:04] <Sweeney`Todd> sorry \o/
[10:04] <forensicwannabe> Sogod: obviously not
[10:04] <bidossessi> forensicwannabe, :p, that's NOT gonna be easy
[10:05] <Sogod> forensicwannabe,whats wrong with my system?
[10:05] <forensicwannabe> Sogod: you may need to check to make sure that the you have all the library dependencies that compiz needs
[10:05] <bidossessi> Sogod, only you can answer that
[10:05] <Sogod> library dependecy maens?
[10:06] <bidossessi> forensicwannabe, :p, really really NOT easy, ha ha
[10:06] <Sogod> guys?
[10:06] <forensicwannabe> bidossessi: wel it's a start:
[10:06] <bidossessi> Sogod, what graphics card do you have?
[10:06] <forensicwannabe> you have to start somewhere
[10:06] <MK-Admin> amitprakash, Have you tried using Envy?
[10:07] <ikonia> Sogod: what's up ?
[10:07] <ikonia> !envy
[10:07] <bidossessi> forensicwannabe, i often make people start with http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm
[10:07] <amitprakash> MK-Admin, err isnt envy just a package manager?
[10:07] <Sogod> i use nvidia 8400gs
[10:07] <ikonia> amitprakash: no
[10:07] <amitprakash> MK-Admin, actually a front end to aptitude
[10:07] <ikonia> amitprakash: it is an unsupported tool
[10:08] <ikonia> amitprakash: not it is not
[10:08] <amitprakash> hmm
[10:08] <Sogod> help........
[10:08] <bidossessi> Sogod, is it your first time installing linux?
[10:08] <ikonia> Sogod: what is the problem
[10:08] <grobda24> miranda_psi (did they go?) ... any idea how to do that with SATA drives ? Also I lost my MBR on the windows drive (although not the drive contents). Grub does not need it does it if I boot from the second drive ?
[10:09] <Sogod> biodossessi,actually yes
[10:09] <bidossessi> !cli
[10:09] <MK-Admin> amitprakash, It's its own program helped to get new drivers easily installed
[10:09] <bidossessi> good, it exists here
[10:10] <forensicwannabe> didossessi: LOL I often make people start with this website:     http://letmegooglethatforyou.com
[10:10] <jj1> why do i need a password to change my settings if i havent set one yet
[10:11] <ikonia> last forensicwannabe
[10:11] <jj1> can someone help
[10:11] <forensicwannabe> ikonia: what? when people are having problems with ubuntu, they have to learn about google
[10:11] <bidossessi> Sogod, the first thing you need to do is check wether your nvidia card has been recognized by your new OS, for that, you need to type either glxgears or  glxinfo | grep -i "^opengl vendor" in a console
[10:12] <ikonia> forensicwannabe: I didn't say they didn't have to
[10:12] <Sogod> da ninakonnu parayan wayyallae
[10:12] <bidossessi> forensicwannabe, that also works :D
[10:12] <n2diy>  jjl, because you need permission to change them.
[10:12] <amitprakash> MK-Admin, getting it now
[10:12] <forensicwannabe> ikonia: google is a tool for ubuntu support
[10:12] <ikonia> forensicwannabe: I didn't say it wasn't
[10:12] <amitprakash> MK-Admin, though as the crashes are random.. i wouldnt know if the problem persists for quite sometime :)
[10:12] <forensicwannabe> I didn't understand you
[10:13] <MK-Admin> amitprakash, :) one way to find out
[10:13] <jj1> i just bought it and i havent set up any passwords
[10:13] <ikonia> jj1: what's the problem
[10:13] <Sogod> i saw some window with gears
[10:13] <jj1> i cant change my settings, it asks for a permission password
[10:14] <forensicwannabe> ikonia: why did you say "last"
[10:14] <ikonia> jj1: what password
[10:14] <Sogod> poda manda
[10:14] <ikonia> forensicwannabe: didn't know I had, must have been a typo
[10:14] <bidossessi> Sogod, that is good news. it means your graphics card has been properly setup
[10:14] <Sogod> haha
[10:14] <forensicwannabe> ikonia: that explains everything
[10:14] <Sogod> then what?
[10:15] <bidossessi> Sogod, now, what you need to do is install the compiz packages. open your package management too. for that, using the menu, you open synaptic package manager, or something...
[10:16] <Sogod> i installed now what?
[10:16] <bidossessi> sogod, actually, there's a good chance it was already installed.
[10:16] <gmathews> Hi is there any mp3 dj'ing program for Ubuntu?
[10:16] <Sogod> i intalled
[10:16] <bidossessi> Sogod, now what you need to do is activate compiz. for that, you can open your display properties, and under the visual effects tab, activate visual effects
[10:17] <Sogod> i did extra
[10:17] <bidossessi> i don't remember presently where that is located, but i'm sure someone here will provide that info
[10:17] <Sogod> fast
[10:18] <Sogod> poda patti
[10:18] <Sogod> da pullae
[10:18] <bazhang> !enter | Sogod
[10:18] <bidossessi> Sogod, once that is done, you can verify that compiz is working by doing, for example "ctrl-alt-right-arrow", and see if your screen does a nice visual effect
[10:18] <bidossessi> en | Sogod
[10:18] <bidossessi> !en | Sogod
[10:19] <Sogod> poda ul.lae
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[10:19] <bidossessi> well, that settles that ;p
[10:20] <forensicwannabe> bidossessi: I guess he'll learn how to do it in french
[10:21] <bidossessi> forensicwannabe, that wasn't french he was baabling
[10:21] <simu> hi, can someone please tell me the group id of the group admin (grep admin /etc/group)?
[10:21] <forensicwannabe> simu: 0000
[10:22] <Pirate_Hunter> bidossessi: wouldnt that be root?
[10:22] <reenignEesreveR> is it possible to authenticate svn repositories using unix accounts?
[10:22] <bidossessi> Pirate_Hunter, ???
[10:23] <blafasel> reenignEesreveR: Use svn+ssh and you get it for free.
[10:23] <forensicwannabe> Private_Hunter: must be
[10:23] <grobda24> Thanks miranda_psi .. it's on the way now.
[10:23]  * simu rolls his eyes
[10:23] <dongler> hey guys, is there such a thing as a "pre-down" command in /etc/network/interfaces. I want to save whatever changes I may have made to my iptables config with iptables-save at shutdown, but if I run a post-down command the iptables rules get wiped
[10:23] <Pirate_Hunter> bidossessi: you asked about the group admin than it would be root but you can check all the groups under system>admin..
[10:24] <gmathews> Hi can someone point me to installing Project M (milkdrop alternative) for Amarok - Running 8.10 Ubuntu
[10:24] <blafasel> dongler: Usually there's an init script for that, which is invoked before shutdown and runs iptables-save. Why do you want to do it based on interface events?
[10:24] <bidossessi> Pirate_Hunter, wrong nick. i didn't ask anything
[10:25] <dongler> blafasel, tbh just playing about with the config, I'm coming from gentoo which has no real equivalent of /etc/network/interfaces so I'm trying to figure out exactly what does what
[10:26] <dongler> blafasel, not figured out the debian/ubuntu init system properly yet either, but getting there
[10:26] <simu> forensicwannabe: so admin really is 0000, are you sure?
[10:27] <evowill> gmathews: #amarok
[10:27] <Pirate_Hunter> bidossessi: oh ok
[10:28] <forensicwannabe> simu: full administration rights are given to the root user and group. the root user number is 0000 and the root group number is 0000
[10:28] <mayank> any mobile software for ubuntu?
[10:28] <blafasel> dongler: Gentoo, btw, would save your iptables rules just like I just described.
[10:28] <simu> forensicwannabe: nice thanks for sharing. anyway what is the gid of the group admin?
[10:29] <simu> forensicwannabe: grep ^admin /etc/group| awk -F ":" '{print $3}'
[10:30] <Guest50634> .
[10:30] <Memocjro> gretings
[10:31] <adityag> the inbuilt burning program in 8.04 is unable to erase a rewritable disc, is there any other program ?
[10:31] <Memocjro> need some help from someone with anjuta ide,
[10:31] <sysdoc> Anyone know if there is a fix coming to allow 8.10 to browse windows shares?
[10:31] <mindrape> sysdoc - you need samba.
[10:31] <dongler> blafasel, yeah it does, but the init script for iptables comes along with the package. Ie, emerge iptables and get the init script automatically. I'm new to debian/ubuntu and AFAIK there is no default iptables init script, so I figured I would have a play with /etc/network/interfaces and the various commands. If you say an init script is a better option for ubuntu too then I'll write one
[10:31] <mindrape> !samba | sysdoc
[10:32] <sysdoc> mindrape, have samba and no joy
[10:32] <mayank> any mobile software for ubuntu?
[10:32] <sysdoc> 8.10 does not see windows shares
[10:32] <Memocjro> downloaded the sources for a project from a cvs server, when i try to open the project in Anjuta ide, i keep geting this message: Failed to parse project ... ...  Loop detected in dependency graph
[10:32] <mindrape> sysdoc - if you configure samba properly it will.  Do you want nautilus to be able to browse them or something?
[10:32] <blafasel> simu: Although I understood your question the first time already I'm unable to access an ubuntu system right now. Sorry.
[10:33] <sysdoc> mindrape, no it won't, it connects to a share with no problem but does not see them from nautilas
[10:33] <forensicwannabe> simu: what? did you run that command? Then, don't you have the admin Id?
[10:34] <mindrape> sysdoc-  http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/browse-a-samba-or-ms-windows-share-in-nautilus.html
[10:34] <mindrape> sysdoc - yes it does.  It's a configuration issue on your end is all...
[10:34] <simu> forensicwannabe: run the command yourself
[10:34] <simu> forensicwannabe: and see what happens
[10:35] <grobda24> Does grub need a second Windows HD to be bootable in order to start windows ?
[10:35] <dongler> simu, 123 on my system though I didn't see the start of the question
[10:35] <bidossessi> grobda24, no
[10:35] <adityag> the inbuilt burning program in 8.04 is unable to erase a rewritable disc, is there any other program ? how to start BRASERO  ?
[10:35] <testera122> hi I have question regarding creation of custom liveCD/installCD - I have created the LiveCD - so far so good, is there any way to automatically (e.g. script) convert its contents to be isntalled using ubuntu install? (e.g. how to export filesystem.manifest to pool)
[10:36] <forensicwannabe> simu: why are you asking me to do it?
[10:36] <water> quit
[10:36] <simu> forensicwannabe: because I dont think the admin group id is 0000 as you say
[10:36] <grobda24> bidossessi, so it just goes straight into loading Ntldr Win XP boot menu ?
[10:37] <mindrape> adityag: sudo apt-get install brasero          then from a commandline type         brasero &            also k3b oughta do it.
[10:37] <forensicwannabe> simu: oh, you are right, but I thought you probably meant the root account
[10:37] <simu> forensicwannabe: so what is the number?
[10:37]  * simu rolls his eyes again
[10:37] <bidossessi> grobda24, grub runs a chainloader pointing to your windows partition. windows' bootloader is bypassed
[10:37] <forensicwannabe> simu: why do you want to know:?
[10:38] <mindrape> !uid
[10:38] <mindrape> !gid
[10:38] <dongler> !init | dongler
[10:38] <simu> forensicwannabe: I deleted the admin group by mistake and want to create it with the same group id  (which I dont remember)
[10:39] <phix> hi
[10:39] <theunixgeek> Ever since I installed IBM Symphony, OpenOffice got an ugly theme. Where are OpenOffice preference files stored in Linux, so that I may remove them to "start fresh" with OpenOffice?
[10:39] <grobda24> bidossessi, ok, thanks
[10:39] <phix> what is the command I type in to get my TV tuner working
[10:39] <phix> ?
[10:40] <kernan> i just intalled gnome partition editor however i cannot format my hdds to ntfs what should i do??
[10:40] <forensicwannabe> rww: is the admin account the same on every ubuntu box?
[10:40] <blafasel> forensicwannabe: YES!
[10:40] <blafasel> Why don't you give him the number? :)
[10:41] <mindrape> simu - mine is gid 4 in /etc/groups
[10:41] <evowill> phix: what tuner do you have
[10:41] <forensicwannabe> I don't know it
[10:41] <cobra-the-joker> Hey guys ....i just installed ubunut 8.04 ....but i have a little problem here ....i want to install the wirless ..How to ???
[10:41] <forensicwannabe> why don't you give him the number?
[10:41] <blafasel> forensicwannabe: I'm on Win XP right now. See?
[10:41] <theunixgeek> kernan: you need to run gparted from a live CD if you want to do that (insert the Ubuntu CD, boot from it, and run System>Admin>Partition Editor or Manager; I don't remember the specific name, but it'll say Partition)
[10:41] <simu> mindrape: not the adm group. the admin group. lol
[10:42] <cobra-the-joker> pls ....its urgent
[10:42] <blafasel> It's not like someone's asking for your social security number or something ;)
[10:42] <mindrape> simu - admin is 114
[10:42] <evowill> cobra-the-joker: what wireless card are you using?
[10:42] <cobra-the-joker> How do i know ??
[10:43] <hateball> !wireless | cobra-the-joker
[10:43] <simu> mindrape, forensicwannabe: lol finally. such a simple question and so many wrong answers. i also given the proper command to look it up. lol, I will never as here a question.
[10:43] <kernan> theunixgeek hmm why not from ubuntu seems weird i cannot
[10:44] <theunixgeek> kernan: it's completely normal
[10:44] <mindrape> simu - alright... cya
[10:44] <theunixgeek> kernan: unless...
[10:44] <mindrape> I'll be sure not to help you out going forward.  /ignore'd
[10:44] <theunixgeek> maybe try changing the drives' permissions; maybe that will work
[10:44] <kernan> theunixgeek well waht do ppl format their hdds usaully
[10:44] <theunixgeek> kernan: depends. For what OS?
[10:44] <Zealot12> Good morning
[10:44] <theunixgeek> For Ubuntu, ext3; Windows, NTFS or FAT
[10:44] <simu> mindrape: funny stuff for bash.org
[10:44] <theunixgeek> Zealot12: hello :)
[10:45] <kernan> theunixgeek for ubuntu 8.10
[10:45] <kernan> okay
[10:45] <theunixgeek> kernan: ext3
[10:45] <mindrape> simu - whats funny is YOU erased your admin group
[10:45] <kernan> sounds good
[10:45] <theunixgeek> kernan: do you have a dual boot setup?
[10:45] <kernan> nope
[10:45] <mindrape> bash.org is for housewives and 13 yr old girls.
[10:45] <kernan> dont want  it
[10:45] <kernan> just going straight windows
[10:45] <kernan> oops
[10:45] <kernan> straight ubuntu
[10:45] <simu> mindrape: ok I lied. I have ubuntu and want to setup sudo likewise as in ubuntu
[10:45] <simu> mindrape: ok I lied. I have debian and want to setup sudo likewise as in ubuntu
[10:46] <theunixgeek> kernan: it's ok to say that you don't want to run Ubuntu; do you want to install Ubuntu or Windows?
[10:46] <mindrape> yawn...
[10:46] <mindrape> simu - scroll up btw... I have no clue what command you were asking forensicwannabe... he was apparently being a moron so I thought I'd help you out.
[10:46] <kernan> theunixgeek i installed ubuntu ans want to keep ubuntu i just accidentally wrote windows hah!
[10:46] <mindrape> I grep'd for adm thinking thats all you wanted.  if you wanna get your panties in a wad so be it.
[10:46] <mindrape> but in any event you're annoying and I'd gladly see you /part
[10:47] <theunixgeek> kernan: well, you're running Ubuntu now
[10:47] <kernan> yes!
[10:47] <theunixgeek> kernan: what partitions do you want to format
[10:47] <theunixgeek> ?
[10:47] <kernan> i have 2 hdds unallocated
[10:47] <theunixgeek> You can't format the partition you're running an OS from :P
[10:47] <bidossessi> kernan, is there a reason you want to format your hdds using ntfs?
[10:47] <theunixgeek> kernan: are they separate hard disks or just partitions?
[10:47] <kernan> i just thoought that was a good format
[10:47] <simu> mindrape: have a nice day
[10:48] <kernan> seperate hdd
[10:48] <theunixgeek> kernan: and what do you mean by you "thought that was a good format?"
[10:48] <bidossessi> kernan, that's a windows format. linux has losts of other formats available.what do you intend to keep on them?
[10:48] <kernan> i just want to keep regular stuff
[10:49] <bidossessi> kernan, do you want to store like video files on them, or something?
[10:49] <new2ubuntu> hey just throwing this out there while im on here but i just installed proftpd and gadminproftpd and when i run i get segmentation fault any one know how to fix?
[10:49] <kernan> like music etc maybe .doc files from openoffice etc
[10:49] <kernan> nothing in particular
[10:49] <mayank> i have download / installed gparted but where it has installed?
[10:49] <hspaans> mayank: using the package management?
[10:50] <Zealot12> I need some help with something. So, I wonder, if I broke my system already lol. I manually dragged some old package files from the apt/archive/cache folder to the trash in root, and when I went to delete the items it said "Sorry can't display the contents of "trash": operation not supported" and I can't seem to delete the files or view that trash at all. I have been trying all sorts of things for an hour, so im not sure how to go about this. Is there a so
[10:50] <bidossessi> kernan, then ext3 is perfect for you. it's a journaling file system that works quite well (fyi, ntfs is also a journaling file system but it's exclusively used by windows NTsystems)
[10:50] <blafasel> Zealot12: Just curious: You are logging in as root?
[10:50] <mindrape> Zealot12: look in ~/.local/share/Trash
[10:51] <blafasel> Or did you talk about stuff from the root of the filesystem?
[10:51] <mindrape> also do an ls -alh to see what perms/ownership that folder has as you likely messed them up.
[10:51] <bidossessi> is logging as root even possible in ubuntu?
[10:51] <joaopinto> Zealot12, you should not login as root, that will get you into troubles
[10:51] <mindrape> bidossessi: yes but not recommended.
[10:51] <mayank> hspaans, i have installed it but won;t find id in any menu...
[10:52] <bidossessi> mayank, the question was: HOW did you install it?
[10:52] <kernan> bidossessi heh thanks thats what i wanted to know!
[10:52] <mayank> add/remove applications..
[10:52] <hspaans> Zealot12: there is an option in the package manager to clean up your cache
[10:52] <jussio1> !supportroot
[10:52] <bidossessi> kernan, welcome :)
[10:52] <mindrape> mayank: if you did apt-get install gparted then various components of it are all over your system... which gparted to find where the binary executable is... likely in /usr/local/bin or /usr/bin
[10:52] <mindrape> err.. since its for partitioning maybe /sbin
[10:52] <kernan> bidossessi after i formatted my drive i cannot find it!
[10:53] <Zealot12> yeah it certainly got me into some trouble tonight. well, at first, when I dragged the files (this was before I found a less strenuous method to deleting these cache files) I simply dragged them to the folder. Then a dialog box came up saying I couldn't do it so I figured that meant I needed to have administrative rights to delete the files so I logged in as root then dragged them there and that's where the problems started
[10:53] <o_O[anu]> Vbox installing Ubuntu x64, Keyboard couldn't type correctly, have you ever met?
[10:53] <hspaans> mindrape: http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/i386/gparted/filelist <-- you mean /usr/sbin ;-)
[10:53] <bidossessi> mayank, try running alt-f2, and entering gparted in the given field
[10:53] <mindrape> hspaans: read my followup line...
[10:53] <blafasel> Zealot12: Ouch.
[10:54] <mindrape> there was an implied /usr/ and /usr/local/
[10:54] <mayank> its says Since GParted is a powerful tool capable of destroying partition tables and vast amounts of data, only root may run it.
[10:54] <bidossessi> kernan, partitions are mounted in linux. they don't appear automatically. to "see" your partition, as in write stuff to it, you'd need to mount it somewhere, preferably in your home folder, if you're the only one using the system
[10:54] <mindrape> mayank: so you use gksudo
[10:54] <mayank> whole command?
[10:55] <Zealot12> So yeah, is there not a solution? Or would I need to just reinstall Ubuntu? Luckily I backed up my stuff
[10:55] <Pirate_Hunter> is there an alternate version of firefox which takes less resources?
[10:55] <bullgard4> Why are there 2 identical files /boot/config-2.6.24-22-generic and /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.24-22-generic/.config on my computer? One should be enough. (Ubuntu 8.04.1)
[10:55] <mindrape> mayank - when it installs gparted it will pop up in your System -> Administration -> partition editor menu
[10:55] <kernan> bidossessi how can i mount it?
[10:55] <mindrape> Zealot12: like I said before ls -alh    ~/.local/share/Trash
[10:55] <hspaans> Pirate_Hunter: version 3 is the less resources one, but you can also try epiphany
[10:55] <bidossessi> !mount
[10:55] <theunixgeek> How can I be sure OpenOffice is completely uninstalled?
[10:55] <bidossessi> !fstab | kernan
[10:56] <o_O[anu]> Vbox installing Ubuntu 8.10 AMD64, Keyboard couldn't type correctly, have you ever met?
[10:56] <new2ubuntu> ok google says there is a fault with gadmin-proftpd any one know of the fix?
[10:56] <mindrape> theunixgeek - check synaptic to see if any lingering parts are selected?
[10:56] <theunixgeek> mindrape: see, that's the thing - I selected to completely remove openoffice, but when I reinstall it, it still has the weird theme left behind by IBM Symphony
[10:56] <kernan> bidossessi when i click places shouldnt i see the drive??
[10:57] <hspaans> mayank: it should be under system -> administration
[10:57] <Pirate_Hunter> hspaans: that made me laugh i really doubt thats true but epiphany keeps giving me segmentation fault
[10:57] <mayank> done...but i have 78gb(80gb) before and patitioned it in 2 drives before ubuntu
[10:57] <theunixgeek> In other words, mindrape, there are still OOo preferences lying around somewhere
[10:57] <mindrape> theunixgeek: look in your ~/.openoffice* folder
[10:57] <mayank> now in ubuntu i have only 71gb(working fine)...what about the rest?
[10:57] <theunixgeek> I deleted that
[10:57] <Zealot12> Pirate_Hunter: I use Seamonkey, which uses the Mozilla engine I believe, and it seems to use less system resources than most browsers I've tried. And its fast. Just my two cents.
[10:57] <hspaans> Pirate_Hunter: let me guess, you are running adobe flash
[10:58] <mindrape> well do you know what the file extention is for that theme?  locate it and that oughta be a good indicator.
[10:58] <Zealot12> Mind-Rape: I tried that and it says there is nothing in that particular folder
[10:58] <theunixgeek> mindrape: not at all
[10:58] <bidossessi> kernan, windows and linux don't hadnle drives the same way. linux doesn't care about drives. it cares about partitions, and mount points. you can easily combine two drives under one folder using mount (as sub folders, of course) and mount a drive anywhere
[10:58] <Zealot12> When I type the command again, what it does is just give me the prompt to type another command
[10:59] <mindrape> theunixgeek: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=openoffice+theme+file+extention
[10:59] <Pirate_Hunter> hspaans: nope no flash here its a clean install so nope
[10:59] <bidossessi> !partitions
[10:59] <quibbler> Pirate_Hunter, Have you tried Opera?
[10:59] <kernan> bidossessi well when i click computer i see it says SCSI DRIVE and filesytem i can click on the filesystem but the scsi sais it wont mount!
[10:59] <theunixgeek> mindrape: :P .thm
[11:00] <mindrape> :)
[11:00] <hspaans> Pirate_Hunter: you're running 8.10 or 8.04 on amd64?
[11:00] <theunixgeek> Tracker did nothing
[11:00] <Pirate_Hunter> Zealot12: really hmm i thought that was resource hog since it intregrates irc,email client all into the browser
[11:00] <theunixgeek> let me search in alternate ways
[11:00] <mindrape> theunixgeek            locate *.thm
[11:00] <mindrape> you may need to sudo updatedb first
[11:00] <Pirate_Hunter> hspaans: 8.10 minimal install on a toshiba satellite with a trident card
[11:00] <mindrape> appears to be /usr/lib/openoffice/presets/gallery/
[11:01] <hspaans> Pirate_Hunter: 32 or 64 bits
[11:01] <white-sheep> !evolution
[11:01] <Zealot12> Pirate_Hunter: Yeah initially I thought that as well, but you don't have to use the entire suite. There's an option to just use the browser itself
[11:01] <stateD> ý need shell
[11:01] <Pirate_Hunter> hspaans: 32 bit
[11:02] <theunixgeek> mindrape: those seem to be only for icon themes
[11:02] <Pirate_Hunter> Zealot12: really no way can i install it from terminal or do i have to go to the site
[11:03] <hspaans> Pirate_Hunter: that shouldn't happen. if you have any information, please file a bugreport
[11:03] <Zealot12> Pirate_Hunter: Do you have synaptic? It might be in your synaptic because that is where I downloaded it, because I went to the site and what they have is the source files
[11:03] <theunixgeek> I got my OpenOffice looking like this: http://i43.tinypic.com/vhbak1.png How do I get the normal look back?
[11:04] <hspaans> theunixgeek: what is wrong with it?
[11:04] <Pirate_Hunter> hspaans: you telling me ff shouldnt take a lot of resources or the whole epiphany segmentaion fault, ive checked its a known continous bug
[11:04] <mindrape> theunixgeek: mine is the exact same except my window borders
[11:04] <hspaans> Pirate_Hunter: bugid?
[11:05] <Pirate_Hunter> hspaans: will try the browser Zealot12 and  quibbler suggested
[11:06] <Pirate_Hunter> hspaans: ahhh if you search ubuntu epiphany segmentaion fault youll find it its to do with browser shutting down when viewing pages after some time
[11:06] <ramon> could someone help me configure the pocket source on kismet?
[11:07] <ahmed_> السلام عليكم
[11:07] <bidossessi> !ar | ahmed_
[11:07] <bidossessi> oops
[11:07] <filipe> aweeeeeeeeee
[11:07] <theunixgeek> hspaans: the look; I said I want the normal look back
[11:07] <filipe> alguém do Brasil????
[11:08] <bidossessi> ahmed_, aleikum salam.  english only here, please
[11:08] <theunixgeek> filipe: eu
[11:08] <ahmed_> ok
[11:08] <theunixgeek> filipe: #ubuntu-br
[11:08] <hspaans> Pirate_Hunter: yes with webkit and by default it uses gecko
[11:08] <ahmed_> :)
[11:08] <matthew_> maltese
[11:08] <o_O[anu]> why Ubuntu always installing 82%
[11:08] <filipe> legal
[11:08] <filipe> sou ubuntu tbm
[11:08] <theunixgeek> hspaans: I want it looking normal like this: http://www.makeuseof.com/images/openoffice-ubuntu.png
[11:09] <theunixgeek> filipe: quero dizer, va pro canal #ubuntu-br em vez de #ubuntu ;)
[11:09] <filipe> Queria entrar na Brasirc ou Brasnet, pode me ajudar?
[11:09] <mindrape> theunixgeek - are you talking about the window borders?
[11:09] <o_O[anu]> 82% Ubuntu Desktop for 10 minutes
[11:09] <filipe> uhmmm legal
[11:09] <dfgdshh> ,
[11:09] <theunixgeek> filipe: escreve /join #ubuntu-br
[11:09] <theunixgeek> mindrape: I'm not
[11:09] <euxneks> is there still a liveusb project?
[11:09] <victor123> #join ubuntu-cn
[11:09] <mindrape> !usb
[11:09] <hspaans> theunixgeek: the window decoration is different, that is a window manager thingie
[11:09] <ramon> does anyone know how to configure kismet pocket source?
[11:09] <filipe> to lá
[11:09] <theunixgeek> hspaans: that's not what I'm talking about
[11:10] <theunixgeek> hspaans, mindrape: look at the controls
[11:10] <theunixgeek> the scroll bars
[11:10] <theunixgeek> the toolbars
[11:10] <theunixgeek> they look different
[11:10] <FloodBot2> theunixgeek: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:10] <me> where can I ask a question about Scribus?
[11:10] <theunixgeek> I want the normal Ubuntu look for OpenOffice
[11:10] <white-sheep> MK-Admin,  Sleeping?
[11:10] <theunixgeek> Me: here or #scribus
[11:10] <matthew_> #winehq
[11:10] <mindrape> i dont see how it is different from your screenshot... honestly
[11:10] <hspaans> theunixgeek: that is window decoration
[11:10] <bidossessi> theunixgeek, neither do i
[11:11] <MK-Admin> white-sheep, About to head out, sup?
[11:11] <theunixgeek> hspaans: window decoration is the "Human" theme
[11:11] <euxneks> mindrape, thanks I sort of read that before, there was more information I should have read first before asking that question
[11:11] <bidossessi> theunixgeek, are there some icons missing, or somehting?
[11:11] <o_O[anu]> ubuntu-cn is a chinese channel
[11:11] <ganu> after the installation of ubuntu , i want to test the whole os including kernel
[11:11] <euxneks> mindrape, in all that answered my question :P
[11:11] <Pirate_Hunter> hspaans: yeah tried webkit as well i think it runs smoothly if it wasnt for the whole not leting me open links and the segmentation fault there must be a fix when im bothered ill search for it
[11:11] <MK-Admin>  /join #ubuntu-cn
[11:11] <white-sheep> MK-Admin, Was messing around with Thunderbird.  There's no way to leave it running in the background (I even included mail-tray to notify me for new incoming mails, but it only works when it's still running).
[11:11] <ahmed_> this arabic room or what ??
[11:11] <theunixgeek> MK-Admin: no space in front of it ;)
[11:11] <hspaans> theunixgeek: what you think
[11:12] <MK-Admin> theunixgeek, :P It's 3am.
[11:12] <theunixgeek> :P
[11:12] <hspaans> Pirate_Hunter: webkit is not stable yet with epiphany
[11:12] <bidossessi> ahmed_, no it's english only
[11:12] <bazhang> !sa
[11:12] <o_O[anu]> why shall we join ubuntu-cn
[11:12] <white-sheep> MK-Admin, You know any suggestion -- Any recommendation -- Something?
[11:13] <MK-Admin> white-sheep, www.google.com
[11:13] <filipe> pra procurar canais, como que é msm???
[11:13] <ahmed_> but i think it is arabic room ?? http://www.linuxac.org/forum/showthread.php?p=73426
[11:13] <white-sheep> ;3
[11:13] <theunixgeek> filipe: por favor, portugues em #ubuntu-br
[11:13] <MK-Admin> white-sheep, I don't mind it minimized on the taskbar.
[11:13] <theunixgeek> filipe: esse e' o canal ingle^s do Ubuntu
[11:13] <white-sheep> MK-Admin, Hmm.  Good point.  I have... plenty of workspace.
[11:13] <bidossessi> ahmed_, obviously, that link is misleading. please follow the recommendations made above
[11:14] <MK-Admin> white-sheep, :) never occurred to me honestly. Anywho, it's late, i'm tired.
[11:14] <Zealot12> If there are no files that show up in root/.local/share/Trash, even though I literally dragged them there, but yet I still am not allowed to view the trashcan in root, are they gone or still on the system?
[11:14] <white-sheep> MK-Admin -- Ah-ha.  Alright.  Night, kiddo. ;)
[11:14] <o_O[anu]> admin, i want to know why its always 82%
[11:14] <mindrape> Zealot12: check the prior location.  If they aren't there I'd imagine gone.
[11:14] <MK-Admin> white-sheep, :P last person who called me that was a nice lady. you're not the defacto nice lady
[11:14] <suigeneris> hello
[11:14] <theunixgeek> hspaans, mindrape: please tell me you can notice discernible difference between http://i42.tinypic.com/b84mty.png and http://www.makeuseof.com/images/openoffice-ubuntu.png
[11:15] <theunixgeek> hspaans, mindrape: look at the openoffice windows
[11:15] <suigeneris> can someone help me fix my dhclient.conf please? it's not giving out IPs
[11:15] <bullgard4> /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.24-22-generic/.config is a list of text lines. For example, one line is "CONFIG_SCSI_NETLINK=y". How are all the identifiers as 'CONFIG_SCSI_NETLINK' summarized? Are that 'kernel options'?
[11:15] <mindrape> theunixgeek: only difference is the icon order...
[11:15] <mindrape> that I can tell.
[11:15] <white-sheep> MK-Admin -- Lol.  Go to sleep and I have a baseball bat thats want to connect with your face. ;)
[11:15] <theunixgeek> mindrape: besides the icon order; look at the different colors in the window
[11:15] <MK-Admin> white-sheep, bahhaha
[11:15] <mindrape> theunixgeek: oh wait... the dropdowns look different.
[11:15] <white-sheep> MK-Admin -- Tomorrow.  Night, MK-Sheep.
[11:16] <mindrape> theunixgeek - yeah, that isn't openoffice.  That is a wm theme setting.
[11:16] <theunixgeek> mindrape: you know what I'm talking about. One is greyish-blue and the other one has the normal human theme in the controls
[11:16] <Zealot12> mindrape: yeah they aren't in the archive folders or that folder so im to assume they're gone. I mean, I can't view the trash, but hey now I know there's a different less destructive way to delete those files for future reference
[11:16] <mindrape> System -> Preferences -> Appearance -> click Customize on the Theme tab
[11:16] <hspaans> theunixgeek: you have these two package installed? openoffice.org-gnome openoffice.org-gtk
[11:17] <theunixgeek> hspaans: thanks, that might help :)
[11:17] <theunixgeek> mindrape: it doesn't have to do with window themes....
[11:17] <theunixgeek> hspaans: I'm installing them now
[11:17] <hspaans> theunixgeek: it IS window theming
[11:18] <hspaans> theunixgeek: a full 200%
[11:18] <theunixgeek> yes, thanks, hspaans!! :D
[11:18] <theunixgeek> hspaans: but not system-wide ;)
[11:18] <hspaans> *zucht*
[11:18] <mindrape> theunixgeek: within OpenOffice .......  Tools -> Options -> Appearance -> choose a different Scheme?
[11:18] <theunixgeek> thanks again, hspaans :D
[11:19] <quibbler> hspaans, breath!!!
[11:19] <theunixgeek> mindrape: no, it was a different issue; the theme libraries weren't installed ;) hspaans got it, but thanks for your help anyway :)
[11:19] <manning_> How can I turn off all the debug messages for Wine? I tried setting the WINEDEBUG env variable like the man page said but it still floods with a ton of fixme's and such.
[11:20] <hspaans> mindrape: he didn't installed the libs for window decorations for OOo
[11:20] <mindrape> ....
[11:20] <mindrape> "but it's not the wm theme!"
[11:20] <terminator82> !chat
[11:21] <terminator82> uff
[11:21] <terminator82> come si entra nella chat :(
[11:21] <mindrape> !irc
[11:21] <mayank> what if i install sudo apt-get fsc...?
[11:22] <mayank> fsc?????????
[11:25] <mrwes> The volume keys seem to be working on my multimedia keyboard, when I turn the volume up and down I see a slider bar on the gnome gui, but it's not bound to the master volume it's bound to the headphone volume. Can I change that?
[11:27] <w00w> how did i  make and see my favorit channel
[11:28] <w00w> je suis le channel francais?
[11:28] <mindrape> #ubuntu-fr
[11:28] <mrwes> ^^^^
[11:29] <w00w> how did i put it as a favorit, because i did it but it deasapear all the time
[11:29] <mrwes> sigh...snow again
[11:29] <o_O[anu]> how to install GCC
[11:29] <mindrape> I dont use xchat w00w... not sure.
[11:29] <mrwes> w00w: is it located in the left pane?
[11:29] <mindrape> o_O[anu]: sudo apt-get install build-essential probably
[11:29] <w00w> no
[11:29] <tekemperor> Where do I go to talk about bootloading and custom initrds?
[11:30] <mrwes> w00w: then type /join #Ubuntu-fr
[11:30] <o_O[anu]> mindrape: thanks
[11:30] <mindrape> tekemperor: here I guess.... although we moreso just try to get people up and running w the basics instead of customizing things to the nth degree
[11:30] <dek> is there a way to uninstall all packages (just keep really basic stuff like aptitude) and then reinstall ubuntu-desktop (to have the same effect as a fresh reinstall, but without formatting)?
[11:31] <mindrape> dek - sure.
[11:31] <mindrape> dek - dselect is probably your easiest route or synaptic.
[11:31] <o_O[anu]> where to type the command?
[11:31] <mrwes> dek: I think there is an ubuntu minimal installation
[11:31] <mindrape> o_O[anu]: Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal
[11:32] <dek> mindrape: but how can I obtain the list of everything that is safe to uninstall?
[11:32] <mrwes> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[11:33] <salman> Hello ever1. How to extract a rar file ???
[11:33] <mindrape> !unrar
[11:33] <mrwes> dek: or.... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=9670
[11:33] <tekemperor> If I wanted to make a file server accessible from both the local network (insecurely) and the internet (as securely as feasible), how would I go about doing that (I can get the local part with samba).
[11:33] <salman> I downed 7zip but isn't extracting
[11:33] <dek> mwas: ok, will look into it :)
[11:34] <mindrape> dek - grab that iso from mrwes's link... mount it using the info in !iso    then browse for what pkgs the mini install comes w.
[11:34]  * tekemperor neglected to put a question mark at the end of that.
[11:34] <hspaans> tekemperor: webdavs for the outside
[11:34] <mindrape> I'd personally scp everything over ssh from the outside.  all other protocols scare me.
[11:35] <hspaans> tekemperor: cacert.org can give you a x.509-certificate for free
[11:35] <mrwes> mindrape: how do you ssh from the outside through a router?
[11:35] <dek> mindrape: ok, I might as well use that to install from a USB flash :P
[11:35] <tekemperor> mindrape, I was thinking that route, but I want it to appear locally like a mounted filesystem.
[11:35] <earthling> tekemperor.. you coud use sftp..
[11:35] <tekemperor> hspaans, I'm researching your suggestion now.
[11:36] <mindrape> mrwes - port forward 22 to whatever server you want.
[11:36] <mindrape> or use a non-standard port to stop people from brute forcing their way in (believe it or not this simple change eliminates LOTS of attempts)
[11:36] <mrwes> mindrape: from the router right? So I would port forward port 22 to the IP where the server is running?
[11:36] <mindrape> indeed
[11:37] <mrwes> mindrape: good idea...a non standard port is smart
[11:37] <evowill> yes, but don't use port 22 :-)
[11:37] <mrwes> yah I got that part :)
[11:37] <o_O[anu]> 256MB RAM is too slow ,Ubuntu amd64 desktop, How much memory is good?
[11:37] <mrwes> mindrape: that would be a TCP forwarded connection, right?
[11:38] <mindrape> o_O[anu]: memory is so cheap I recommend maxing it out... www.pricewatch.com you can get a gig of pc3200 for like $30 prolly
[11:38] <mindrape> mrwes - correctamundo
[11:38] <mrwes> heh
[11:38] <mrwes> the coffee must be working this morning
[11:38] <Melio1> just got mine
[11:38] <Melio1> finish the cup, i'll be good for a few hours
[11:39] <mrwes> yah I put 2gb on my desktop for under a 100 bucks
[11:39] <mindrape> o_O[anu]: sudo lshw -C memory to see what you currently have, how many banks, etc.
[11:39] <mrwes> |_|?
[11:40] <Dof> bonjour
[11:40] <evowill> newegg.com has some really good deals on RAM right now.  Get plenty, it's cheap
[11:40] <mrwes> evowill: that's where I got mine
[11:41] <mrwes> newegg roxs
[11:41] <Melio1> evowill, i shop newegg as well
[11:41] <Melio1> but right now everyone is scounging for biz
[11:41] <Melio1> check pricewatch.com
[11:41] <Melio1> and look a the smaller. local shops too
[11:41] <mrwes> I got my HDMI cables there, 6ft for under $10
[11:42] <tekemperor> mindrape, with scp, can I mount shares like they are local?  (running a windows program from a linux fileserver, etc).
[11:42] <Melio1> i need to convert this partition today
[11:42] <Melio1> i know i can do it in like an hour
[11:42] <tekemperor> mindrape, or is it just for transfers?
[11:42] <mrwes> tekemperor: you can use PuTTy from a windows machine
[11:43] <mindrape> tekemperor: never done that before... I'm sure you can... somehow
[11:43] <mrwes> tekemperor: you can use remote desktop
[11:43] <Melio1> tekemperor:  you can kinda
[11:43] <Melio1> tekemperor:  it's been know that people run world of warcraft from windows partitions on other computers over the network
[11:43] <mindrape> tekemperor: http://www.blisstonia.com/eolson/notes/smboverssh.php
[11:43] <Melio1> but it's not as fast as locally achived files
[11:44] <Melio1> obviously
[11:44] <evowill> I was tired of hearing my computer run in my bedroom, so I put it in the closet and used HDMI cable into the bedroom.  Quietest computer I own :-)
[11:44] <Melio1> ovowill heh
[11:44] <Melio1> i suggested foam as an insulator
[11:44] <Melio1> and that worked very well
[11:44] <tekemperor> mindrape, that's pretty much what I was looking for, thanks a lot.
[11:45] <mindrape> I suggest blaring Daft Punk 24/7 and you will basically be deaf.
[11:45] <mrwes> mindrape: does that make a samba share more secure over the ssh connection?
[11:45] <Melio1> daft punk?
[11:45] <evowill> Now I don't hear it at all 0dB
[11:45] <Melio1> try rise against. or antiflag
[11:45] <mindrape> mrwes - SSH is far more secure than standard ol' samba.
[11:45] <mindrape> nothing is more amazing than Aerodynamic... but I digress /offtopic
[11:45] <mrwes> mindrape: I use SSH internally, that is here on my side of the router, never tried it from the outside though
[11:46] <Stonehambey> if I update my version of ubuntu to the latest, does it reinstall gnome etc?
[11:46] <mindrape> Stonehambey: it will upgrade all components of all installed packages to the latest and greatest.
[11:46] <mrwes> The volume keys seem to be working on my multimedia keyboard, when I turn the volume up and down I see a slider bar on the gnome gui, but it's not bound to the master volume it's bound to the headphone volume. Can I change that?
[11:46] <Stonehambey> it's just, in my infinite wisdom, I have accidentally uninstalled some gnome components
[11:47] <mrwes> heh
[11:47] <Stonehambey> and I'm not sure how to get them back
[11:47] <mindrape> Stonehambey: you can look in Synaptic for all things gnome* gtk*
[11:47] <anu> where to change the mirror
[11:47] <grobda24> I can now boot into Ubuntu on my second HD, but I can't get Grub to boot windows on HD 1 ... here is menu.lst and boot.ini ... http://paste.ubuntu.com/96815/
[11:47] <yianpan71> xmmm
[11:47] <mrwes> Stonehambey: sudo apt-get install gnome-desktop
[11:47] <Stonehambey> is the command for that "synaptic"?
[11:48] <Stonehambey> i tried removing this stupid scrollkeep thing, since it was eating my cpu
[11:48] <mindrape> System -> Administration -> Synaptic       or probably good ol' synaptic from a commandline oughta work
[11:48] <Melio1> sudo synaptic is better
[11:48] <Stonehambey> mindrape: I don't have a system tab :P
[11:48] <Melio1> since your doing admin work
[11:48] <anu> mindrape: thank ya
[11:48] <mindrape> gksudo is even better
[11:48] <Melio1> sure
[11:48] <Stonehambey> I'll try command line
[11:49] <Melio1> man this coffee is good
[11:49] <Stonehambey> hmm "couldn't find package gnome desktop" :/
[11:49] <mrwes> isn't gksudo a link to gksu ?
[11:49] <Melio1> good ol columbian
[11:50] <levidos> how can i upgrade my kernel to 2.6.27-10 proposed?
[11:50] <mrwes> sorry..it's sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[11:50] <mindrape> mrwes - lets investigate... pull up a terminal          which gksudo                    ls -alh  /path/to/gksudo            look for a link
[11:50] <Melio1> happy newyears eve
[11:50] <Melio1> backup your data
[11:50] <mrwes> nope..no link
[11:50] <mindrape> mrwes - ls -alh /usr/bin/gksudo
[11:50] <Stonehambey> mrwes, thanks this seems to be working
[11:50] <mindrape> looks to me that it is.
[11:51] <mrwes> hrmmm
[11:51] <Melio1> it's been a long time since the ywk bug that never really did anything like everyone thought
[11:51] <bullgard4> /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.24-22-generic/.config is a list of text lines. For example, one line is "CONFIG_SCSI_NETLINK=y". How are all the identifiers such as 'CONFIG_SCSI_NETLINK' summarized? Are that 'kernel options'?
[11:51] <Melio1> y2k bug i mean
[11:51] <Melio1> !y2k
[11:51] <mrwes> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4 2008-11-01 09:18 /usr/bin/gksudo -> gksu
[11:51] <mindrape> mrwes -  -           readlink /usr/bin/gksudo
[11:52] <levidos> !intrepid
[11:52] <mrwes> so gksudo is linked to gksu
[11:52] <mindrape> since gksu is in your path the whole thing doesn't need to be there... so yes, you are right.  its a link to gksu.  :)
[11:52] <levidos> !kernel
[11:52] <evowill> Melio1: because they spent a ton and fixed the critical stuff
[11:52] <mrwes> class over..heh
[11:52] <tekemperor> grobda24 have you tried map (hd0) (hd1) ... map (hd1) (hd0)?
[11:52] <Melio1> evowill yep
[11:52] <Melio1> kinda like making houses hurricane proof
[11:52] <Melio1> hurricane resistant
[11:53] <evowill> oh how much fun it would have been if they didn't even notice :-)
[11:53] <grobda24> tekemperor, no ... is that a grub command ?
[11:53] <kernan> is it hard to write websites with drupal
[11:53] <windwhinny> hellow body,when i try to make kate plugins,the error "Undefined interface automoc4" come out. what can i do?? http://paste.ubuntu.com/96820/
[11:53] <mindrape> kernan: I'd head over to #php or #drupal and ask... "hard" is a relative term.
[11:53] <anu> which server is fastest via ADSL of ChinaTele in Shanghai for Ubuntu 8.10 amd64
[11:54] <mindrape> !mirrors
[11:54] <ssdt> hi i am trying to use veoh tv in ubuntu is it possible?
[11:54] <bidossessi> kernan, as easy or hard as you are ready to learn drupal programming.
[11:54] <mrwes> Stonehambey: you might want this too: sudo apt-get install gdm
[11:54] <tekemperor> grobda24 each of those map () () gets its own line, it's like swapping the boot order in the bios, but it does it from grub.
[11:54] <Stonehambey> thanks, it's currently still doing the ubuntu desktop
[11:54] <Stonehambey> what does that do?
[11:55] <tekemperor> grobda24, did you try changing the boot order in the bios (that's a better first question).
[11:55] <mrwes> Stonehambey: or do a fresh installation :)
[11:55] <evowill> ssdt: it should work with WINE
[11:55] <Stonehambey> mrwes: won't I lose all my files?
[11:55] <grobda24> tekemperor, I've already changed the boot order in bios because I lost my windows MBR. So it boots using grub.
[11:55] <mrwes> Stonehambey: you have a separate /home partition?
[11:56] <ssdt> also i wanted to convert, create and split videos, what program should i use?
[11:56] <anu> mindrape: i find it ><
[11:56] <style> Hello
[11:56] <new2ubuntu> is there any 1 i can talk to who is really good with ftp in ubuntu?
[11:56] <mrwes> Stonehambey: or is everything in one partition?
[11:56] <style> How do I start the ircd?
[11:56] <amitprakash> err.. i install envyng and upgraded the driver but now the everything looks supersmall and the monitor finds the refresh rate way too high.. how do i fix this?
[11:56] <Stonehambey> well I have a /home directory
[11:56] <mindrape> new2ubuntu: "Really good"?  Sure... in my own mind.
[11:57] <mindrape> style - which ircd are you running?   I imagine it probably is a service and exists in /etc/init.d/
[11:57] <grobda24> tekemperor, this ? http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/map.html .... so I put that in the windows boot section ?
[11:57] <mrwes> Stonehambey: from a terminal type df and see if /home and on a separate /dev
[11:57] <style> mindrape: I am not running one, but I want to.
[11:57] <mindrape> !ircd
[11:57] <eeboy_> Do the repositories contain older versions of a given application?
[11:57] <mrwes> !home
[11:57] <new2ubuntu> i was using windows home server and my ftp was set up using the user rights to set who could access certain folders from the ain ftp root i started using filezilla and found i couldnt do this, can i do it with any ftp server apps available to ubuntu?
[11:57] <Stonehambey> mrwes, no it isn't :(
[11:57] <evowill> ssdt: handbrake
[11:58] <pozic> Does Ubuntu (the desktop edition one can currently download) have support for 4GB of memory in on an x86 processor?
[11:58] <mindrape> style -         sudo apt-cache search ircd....... pick one.
[11:58] <tekemperor> grobda24, you have grub on the MBR of your windows drive?
[11:58] <pozic> s/in//
[11:58] <style> mindrape: ircd-hybrid
[11:58] <mrwes> Stonehambey: then yes, a fresh installation would overwrite your files in /home
[11:58] <anu> mindrape: im a newuser, shall i install all the updates?
[11:58] <Stonehambey> eek
[11:58] <mindrape> anu - yes.
[11:58] <grobda24> tekemperor, no. It just says "OS not found" if I boot on that drive.
[11:58] <Stonehambey> hmm, well everything seems to be working ok, I just have no desktop interface :(
[11:58] <tekemperor> And from grub, when you try to chainload, what does it say?
[11:58] <mrwes> Stonehambey: that's why it's good to have /home on a separate partition
[11:59] <Stonehambey> hehe, I'll remember that
[11:59] <mindrape> style - well apt-get install then if you wanna configure it I'm sure google has PLENTY of .conf options explained in great detail.
[11:59] <mrwes> Stonehambey: did you install the server version or desktop?
[11:59] <levidos> how can i upgrade my kernel to 2.6.27-10 proposed?
[11:59] <Stonehambey> desktop
[11:59] <reenignEesreveR> i have given my students a group project (3 students in each group). I have made a unix group for each project group. Now I wanna assign each group a repository so that only its members may access them and none else. How do I do that by using unix's authentication?
[11:59] <tekemperor> grobda24, the map thing basically changes the bios setting from grub, so you don't have to constantly go back to the bios.  If you can't boot the drive by itself, it won't solve that problem.
[12:00] <mindrape> levidos: find a repo w it or just get the .debs and dpkg -i it... I'd google on that though and make sure that its not going to cause you major breakage.
[12:00] <Stonehambey> I have just installed ubuntu-desktop, do I need to restart my comp?
[12:00] <new2ubuntu> mindrape, i want the ftp users handled by the os so i can set the different folders they can view, as was done in windows, i just installed proftpd and gadmin for it and found it has its own user add settings but can i do it using users added in ubuntu?
[12:00] <mindrape> levidos: is there some specific kernel functionality you hope to gain from the upgrade or just want to be bleeding edge for the sake of it?
[12:00] <levidos> tnx mindrape
[12:00] <evowill> anu: yes you should install all the updates
[12:00] <grobda24> tekemperor, ah, OK then :) ... but grub should be able to boot into windows without a bootable partition there, right ?
[12:01] <KneeSkrap3r> hey
[12:01] <mindrape> new2ubuntu: yes you can... by default proftpd looks to /etc/passwd but it can also use virtualusers.
[12:01] <KneeSkrap3r> question on DVD playback:
[12:01] <ssdt> also can anyone tell me about how to watch jumptv using vlc player or something in ubuntu?
[12:01] <levidos> some bugs are fixed starting with that kernel version
[12:01] <juro> hi, I am looking for a webbased Bug/Feature tracking tool (similar to Mantis) but with Web2.0 support
[12:01] <KneeSkrap3r> I have followed the steps online, but am unable to decode any DVD properly within Ogle OR Totem
[12:02] <evowill> Stonehambey: yes
[12:02] <new2ubuntu> im guessing the /etc/passwd is the os users? similar to windows users? then i can set different access rights to the folders?
[12:02] <Stonehambey> okies
[12:02] <mindrape> new2ubuntu: yes, by default I believe proftpd will let them ftp to their /home/ folder only
[12:02] <Stonehambey> ok, this is gonna sound silly
[12:02] <evowill> ssdt: google is your friend
[12:02] <Stonehambey> but how do I turn off my comp using the command line?
[12:02] <tekemperor> grobda24: the windows (DOS) MBR just chainloads the active partition.  You can fix the MBR with fdisk /mbr (iirc).
[12:02] <mindrape> sudo shutdown -h now
[12:02] <Stonehambey> since the desktop off button isn't there anymore :P
[12:02] <mindrape> -h for halt -r for reboot
[12:02] <KneeSkrap3r> Needing someonw to help with DVD playback
[12:03] <KneeSkrap3r> someone*
[12:03] <Stonehambey> so I would want -r then?
[12:03] <Stonehambey> since I just want to restart it
[12:03] <mindrape> sure.
[12:03] <mindrape> I believe you can also just sudo restart
[12:03] <tekemperor> grobda24:  try the mapping (it's like what you showed me without the "grub>" and goes right after root (hd1,0).
[12:03] <new2ubuntu> oh ok wow this is sounding great well ill try all that and come back if im stuck
[12:03] <mrwes> Stonehambey: three finger salute works too
[12:03] <evowill> stonehambey yes
[12:04] <new2ubuntu> mindrape, is these kind of settings better done with out using gadmin
[12:04] <grobda24> tekemperor, fdisk in Linux ? Do I even need to though. I think my grub drive notation is wrong. Should the windows drive not be (hd2,0) .. that's ***2***. I think I have loading nthe second partition on the ***FIRST*** HD when it should be the first, primary.
[12:04] <mindrape> new2ubuntu: I've never used gadmin so I can't speak to its benefits or drawbacks...
[12:04] <anu> mindrape >- i want to develop software
[12:04] <tekemperor> grobda24:  actually in the menu.lst you don't need the "boot" line at all.
[12:04] <mindrape> anu - what kind of software?
[12:04]  * EvorX slaps _chaky_ around a bit with a large trout
[12:04]  * EvorX slaps _Lau_ around a bit with a large trout
[12:04]  * EvorX slaps _NiC around a bit with a large trout
[12:04] <new2ubuntu> ok so you have set it all up via console
[12:04]  * EvorX slaps Abracadabra around a bit with a large trout
[12:05]  * TmTgr slaps Acky around a bit with a large trout
[12:05] <grobda24> tekemperor, sorry, *should be second, primary*
[12:05] <amitprakash> err.. i install envyng and upgraded the driver but now the everything looks supersmall and the monitor finds the refresh rate way too high.. how do i fix this?
[12:05] <FloodBot2> EvorX: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:05]  * EvorX slaps FloodBot2 around a bit with a large trout
[12:05]  * TmTgr slaps acydlord around a bit with a large trout
[12:05]  * TmTgr slaps Aframester around a bit with a large trout
[12:05]  * TmTgr slaps aba- around a bit with a large trout
[12:05] <new2ubuntu> mindrape, ok so you have set it all up via console
[12:05] <FloodBot2> TmTgr: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:05]  * EvorX slaps _NiC around a bit with a large trout
[12:05]  * EvorX slaps Acky around a bit with a large trout
[12:05]  * TmTgr slaps adante around a bit with a large trout
[12:05] <mindrape> new2ubuntu: yes
[12:05]  * TmTgr slaps Agrajag around a bit with a large trout
[12:05] <anu> file compression or video codec
[12:05]  * TmTgr slaps AJC_Z0 around a bit with a large trout
[12:05] <semerster> hello
[12:05] <grobda24> tekemperor, so, HD number to *2* and no boot line (because not MBR ?).
[12:05] <tekemperor> grobda24:  grub starts its numbering at zero.  (hd0,0) is the first partition of the first harddrive.  (hd1,0) would be the first partition of the second harddrive.
[12:05]  * TmTgr slaps Agrajag around a bit with a large trout
[12:05] <mindrape> hi semerster
[12:05] <evowill> anu: there are plenty of those to get into
[12:05] <TmTgr> lol
[12:05]  * EvorX slaps bin10101 around a bit with a large trout
[12:05] <new2ubuntu> mindrape, i wil write your name down hahah and find you if i need you
[12:05]  * EvorX slaps Biovore around a bit with a large trout
[12:05]  * EvorX slaps bittin around a bit with a large trout
[12:05]  * EvorX slaps boshhead around a bit with a large trout
[12:05]  * EvorX slaps calc around a bit with a large trout
[12:05] <FloodBot2> EvorX: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:05]  * TmTgr slaps _empty around a bit with a large trout
[12:05]  * EvorX slaps caplink811_log around a bit with a large trout
[12:05]  * TmTgr slaps _ruben around a bit with a large trout
[12:05]  * TmTgr slaps _chaky_ around a bit with a large trout
[12:05]  * TmTgr slaps adamb around a bit with a large trout
[12:05] <tekemperor> grobda24:  no boot line because it's a command for interactive mode, not the menu driven interface.
[12:05] <FloodBot2> TmTgr: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:05]  * TmTgr slaps ahmed_ around a bit with a large trout
[12:06]  * TmTgr slaps administrator around a bit with a large trout
[12:06] <dc2447> I am seeing SetGrabKeysState enabled SetGrabKeysState disabled over and over agin in my xorg logs  on hardy - any ideas?
[12:06] <Juhaz> !ops | TmTgr
[12:06]  * EvorX slaps BULLE around a bit with a large trout
[12:06]  * EvorX slaps caci around a bit with a large trout
[12:06] <anu> mindrape >- do you have any idea?
[12:06]  * EvorX slaps coder` around a bit with a large trout
[12:06] <evowill> !ops | EvorX
[12:06] <RichiH> evowill: it's dealt with
[12:06] <hothollas> hello.  which is the ubuntu eepc channel?
[12:06] <Stonehambey> I have my desktop back :)
[12:06] <Stonehambey> thanks guys
[12:07] <mindrape> !eepc
[12:07] <evowill> hothollas: what problems are you having?
[12:07] <anu> ?eepc
[12:07] <mindrape> anu - I've never done that type of development before.
[12:07] <tekemperor> grobda24:  windows is your second disk now right?  Did you change the boot.ini, or is that how it was?  (you'd get an ntldr error if it got that far and was wrong).
[12:08] <mindrape> anu - if you wanna do web development I recommend PHP or perl.  If you wanna do linux development probably Python.
[12:08] <hothollas> evowill: the web cam, how do I enable it?, also, is it a good idea to have a dual boot?
[12:08] <evowill> hothollas: I used the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EeePC
[12:08] <evowill> hothollas: I did the dual boot, but booting from the memory card
[12:08] <grobda24> tekemperor, thanks .. just trying something now
[12:08] <anu> mindrape >- i can't develop C/C++?
[12:08] <anu> in
[12:08] <evowill> hothollas: but it was dual boot xubuntu, and the notebook remix
[12:08] <mindrape> anu - surely you can pick any language you want.
[12:09] <hothollas> evowill: do you think that new years release will be worth it?
[12:09] <hothollas> evowill: thanks for the link
[12:09] <evowill> htohollas: every new release is worth it, is it worth it to wait, naa, I would go ahead and install now
[12:09] <anu> mindrape >- i like algorithms
[12:09] <dc2447> I am seeing SetGrabKeysState enabled SetGrabKeysState disabled over and over agin in my xorg logs  on hardy - any pointers?
[12:09] <grobda24> tekemperor, I think it may actually be booting. I get "Starting up ...". Is'nt that a Windows XP message ?
[12:09] <tekemperor> grobda24: I think the boot.ini is wrong still, but I'll get to that in a minute.
[12:09] <evowill> hothollas: I really do like the notebook remix though
[12:10] <tekemperor> grobda24: I'm not sure how windows does it's numbering.
[12:10] <grobda24> tekemperor, ok ...
[12:10] <Stonehambey> mrwes, should I consider putting /home on a separate partition?
[12:10] <mrwes> Stonehambey: I would and do
[12:10] <mrwes> Stonehambey: I always do a fresh install vs. upgrading
[12:11] <evowill> hothollas: netbook remix, not notebook remix :-)
[12:11] <Stonehambey> mrwes, cool, how would I go about doing that? Shall I gogole it?
[12:11] <mrwes> Stonehambey: goggle and read up on it and make your own choice
[12:11] <mrwes> :)
[12:11] <mrwes> http://www.googlubuntu.com/
[12:13] <bullgard4> /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.24-22-generic/.config is a list of text lines. For example, one line is "CONFIG_SCSI_NETLINK=y". How are all the identifiers such as 'CONFIG_SCSI_NETLINK' summarized? Are that 'kernel options'?
[12:13] <ndlovu> what is the command for searching within files for a specific string?
[12:13] <mindrape> grep "string" /over/here/*
[12:13] <scizzo-> anyone knows why the Win key on the keyboard works on the right side of the keyboard but the left side win key is not registered as <Super> key?
[12:14] <anu> ?????
[12:14] <tekemperor> grobda24: My bad, the boot.ini is right, did anything else happen?
[12:14] <mrwes> Stonehambey: there is a lot of good guides here: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/ to including partitioning
[12:14] <grobda24> tekemperor, no, apart from I tried setting (hd2,0) anyway. Of course it said "drive does not exist".
[12:14] <Slart> scizzo-: you can change the behavious of any "special" keys in system, preferences somewhere...
[12:15] <sixforty> how can I retrieve stored pop and stmp passwords from evolution for use in another client?
[12:15] <anu> mindrape >- i like Open Source, GNU, C++, algorithms
[12:15] <mindrape> anu - thats great.  You should continue to pursue that.
[12:15] <anu> mindrape >- where can i find my league
[12:15] <Slart> scizzo-: system, preferences, keyboard, second tab "Layouts", button "Other options..."
[12:16] <tekemperor> grobda24: is this IDE, or SATA?
[12:16] <ndlovu> mindrape, thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for
[12:16] <mindrape> np
[12:16] <grobda24> tekemperor, SATS
[12:16] <grobda24> tekemperor, SATA
[12:18] <evowill> ndlovu: regexxer is a GUI that will search/replace within files
[12:18] <tekemperor> grobda24: I think for boot.ini that changes disk and rdisk, but I've never modified that.
[12:18] <scizzo-> Slart: not following still why right win works but not left win
[12:18] <Stonehambey> mrwes: thanks :)
[12:19] <mrwes> Stonehambey: sure.... I try to share what little I know :)
[12:20] <Slart> scizzo-: they are different keys.. and can be mapped to do different things
[12:20] <grobda24> tekemperor, yes, rdisk was "0", I changed it to "1".
[12:20] <scizzo-> Slart: yes I understand that
[12:20] <levidos> omg, my logs are 8 GB. can i simply delete them?
[12:20] <scizzo-> Slart: however default the win on left and win och right should be mapped to use <Super> both of them am I wrong?
[12:20] <style> How do I leave a manpage?
[12:20] <Slart> levidos: yes
[12:20] <evowill> levidos: yes
[12:20] <mindrape> style - q
[12:21] <scizzo-> Slart: and if so......shouldn't both left and right win key work for doing example <Super>e when mapped to nautilus or the like?
[12:21] <tekemperor> grobda24: what I mean is I think disk goes up, not rdisk for SATA.  the way you have it for IDE (I'm assuming XP deals with SATA like SCSI because linux does).
[12:21] <Slart> scizzo-: I'm not sure what the default should be.. all those super/meta/whatever keys still confuse me
[12:21] <scizzo-> Slart: well I mapped with the left key but it does not start it.....however if I use right key it works
[12:22] <Slart> scizzo-: that does sound weird.
[12:22] <evowill> !bot
[12:22] <levidos> sudo rm /var/log/*    i hope my computer will boot next time :))
[12:22] <grobda24> tekemperor, ah right ... so only disk should be 1 ?
[12:23] <style> Where is usually the configuration files?
[12:23] <style> for a daemon?
[12:23] <tekemperor> grobda24: That would be a guess, want to move this to a private chat so I don't feel like we are wasting valuable typing space?
[12:23] <mindrape> style - usually in /etc/
[12:23] <mindrape> scizzo-: gnome-control-center and setup the keyboard shortcuts there?
[12:24] <grobda24> tekemperor, ok
[12:24] <anu> mindrape >- everyone talking  "Python" , is it that good?
[12:24] <mindrape> anu - try it out and see... #python
[12:26] <scizzo-> mindrape: well that does not explain the problem with the right and left key working and not working
[12:26] <mindrape> style - keep in mind once you make a configuration change to a daemon you need to restart it or kill -HUP its PID to force the new config to take.
[12:26] <anu> mindrape >- there are only 4 people in the channel of ##python
[12:27] <Slart> anu: about 600 in #python
[12:27] <mindrape> scizzo - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-control-center/+bug/12153     there are a bunch of possible fixes in that (ancient) forum post...
[12:27] <FreshPrince> anu, no there are 3
[12:27] <FreshPrince> :p
[12:27] <FreshPrince> with u are 4
[12:27] <FreshPrince> :p
[12:27] <guestguestnew> HAPPY NEW YEAR!
[12:28] <mindrape> guestguestnew: how timezone-centric of you... it's only 5:30am on Dec 31st for me...
[12:28] <zylex> hi, could anyone help me with a slight problem with external usbhdd support?
[12:28] <Melio1> happy new years eve
[12:28] <mindrape> zylex - we can try
[12:28] <Melio1> to everyone else
[12:28] <mindrape> !ask | zylex
[12:28] <Jenius> Yes
[12:28] <anu> Slart >- i type /join #python , no response
[12:28] <Slart> anu: perhaps you need to be registerd?.. there's no error in the general server tab?
[12:28] <guestguestnew> mindrape: happy new years eve to you
[12:29] <mindrape> :P  but it's morning... the eve is a good 12 hrs away at least
[12:29] <mindrape> sniffle
[12:29] <mindrape> hah
 - shoot
[12:29] <anu> mindrape >- happy new year
[12:29] <mindrape> /ignore anu
[12:29] <zylex> it loops No sense data
[12:30] <zylex> as soon as i connect it
[12:30] <phw> Totally offtopic: What is the definition of "ongain" - i cant find any definition or translation online
[12:30] <mindrape> zylex - sudo lshw -C storage              any errors in dmesg?            is it formatted and whats the mount point?
[12:30] <mindrape> zylex - also lsusb to see if its listed appropriately.
[12:30] <zylex> sec
[12:30] <melissa_> hi
[12:31] <melissa_> where are you
[12:31] <mindrape> hi melissa_
[12:31] <anu> popup
[12:31] <mindrape> we are here.
[12:31] <MommoC> hi
[12:31] <evowill> hi
[12:31] <melissa_> can you speak german?
[12:31] <mindrape> phw - you mean on again?
[12:31] <zylex> first, i cant mount it. Error msg in dmesg is no sense data. and its ntfs on it
[12:31] <Slart> !de
[12:32] <phw> melissa_: yes, i can
[12:32] <evowill> melissa_: yea what ubottu said
[12:32] <zylex> [140923.400439] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdb] Sense Key : No Sense [current]
[12:32] <zylex> [140923.400460] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdb] Add. Sense: No additional sense information
[12:32] <zylex> there
[12:32] <melissa_> i can too
[12:32] <bullgard4> /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.24-22-generic/.config is a list of text lines. For example, one line is "CONFIG_SCSI_NETLINK=y". How are all the identifiers such as 'CONFIG_SCSI_NETLINK' summarized? Are that 'kernel options'?
[12:33] <phw> mindrape: no it is word "ongains"
[12:33] <melissa_> hallo
[12:33] <R1_> ! hostname
[12:33] <anu> halo
[12:33] <mindrape> Sunshine, phw-can you speak the binary language of moisture vaporators though?
[12:34] <mindrape> phw - use it in a sentence please.
[12:34] <evowill> mindrape, my dog can
[12:34] <zylex> !ask sense key
[12:34] <Jenius> Are you crazy?!?!
[12:34] <zylex> !sense key
[12:34] <zylex> :/
[12:34] <phw> that is my problem - i can not, i just got the word asked by a friend of mine what it means - out of context
[12:34] <mindrape> zylex - google those errors... your best bet.
[12:35] <sunshine> can you speak german
[12:35] <zylex> no luck there either
[12:35] <cappiz> i have a 3ware controller. it has been offline along time. and it looks like the there is no unit when the disks is attached to the controller. it is important that the disks is in connected to the same port as when the unit was first created?
[12:35] <Abhishek> suggest me an SVN Client for ubuntu
[12:35] <mindrape> phw - I consider myself to be fluent in English and I've never seen it.
[12:35] <phw> it was from the CNN newstricker
[12:35] <phw> newsticker
[12:35] <sunshine> wie langweilig alle reden english
[12:35] <zylex> only clue i got is that it has something to do with an endless loop of zero data
[12:35] <zylex> i think
[12:35] <phw> sunshine: there is a german channel for the ubuntu community =)
[12:36] <anu> to . mindrape (" Happy New Year ! ")
[12:36] <mindrape> zylex: googling... hold
[12:36] <djcip> ok - why the F*CK was the GDBM_File module which is a core module not compiled with ubuntu's perl 5.10.0 binaries?!?! and how the hell do i fix this ?
[12:36] <sunshine> yes thit is it
[12:36] <evowill> !en > sunshine
[12:36] <mindrape> !language | djcip
[12:36] <lokirf_> happy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\(^0^)/!!!!
[12:36] <lokirf_> happy ~~~~~~~\(^0^)/!!!!
[12:37] <happyzlz> anybody know about DirectFB ? I have some questions about it , thx
[12:37] <djcip> ok - question still stands
[12:37] <Abhishek> suggest me an SVN
[12:37] <djcip> how do i get GDBM_File installed
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 i need something that can sync with Tortoise
[12:39] <mindrape> djcip: You probably have gdbm installed, but Perl can't find the libraries because they weren't linked right. What I would do is download and reinstall gdbm. After you finish make install, you have to run ldconfig.
[12:41] <gamerred> Anyone know how to get a driver to work with radeon igp 320m for ubuntu that way could get faster speed in games?
[12:42] <rod__> hi :D
[12:42] <evowill> abhishek: svn add
[12:42] <rod__> Someone knows a GRUB IRC Channel?
[12:42] <zylex_> mindrape: any luck?
[12:42] <Abhishek> thanks evowill
[12:43] <djcip> mindrape - nice family friendly name lol - apt-get install libgdbm - then make install what exactly ?/
[12:43] <evowill> rod__: #grub
[12:44] <anu> mindrape -< are you using a chat software?
[12:44] <anu> i mean enhanced
[12:44] <MAXI-MUM> plz help me i cant start ubuntu install or live CD after upgrade my laptop ram into 4 GB i have intel dual core that does not support 64 extention so i am forced to run 32 bit version of ubuntu
[12:44] <sixforty> is there a way to retrieve stored email passwords from evolution
[12:45] <rod__> heh thank you evowill
[12:45] <MAXI-MUM> vista runs fine even if it dont use more than 3.3 GB of 4 GB
[12:45] <evowill> MAXI-MUM: you can't boot the CD at all?
[12:45] <MAXI-MUM> i can start it but when it comes to X server it tells me an error about framebuffer
[12:46] <MAXI-MUM> evowill, i can start it but when it comes to X server it tells me an error about framebuffer
[12:47] <MAXI-MUM> it's not hardware problem as vista works fine now .. but ubuntu fails to startx .. and i really need those 4gb for virtual PC
[12:47] <anu> evowill >- is it KDE after i installed 8.10?
[12:48] <wabbitt> Where can I dl some software for recording video from my WebCam?
[12:48] <jussi01> !info cheese | wabbitt
[12:49] <gamerred> Can someone help me get a good driver for radeon igp 320m for the newest ubuntu?
[12:49] <style> Does anyone know how to make ircd-ratbox except incomming connections?
[12:50] <erUSUL> !ati | gamerred
[12:50] <bastid_raZor> MAXI-MUM; 32bit Ubuntu will not see more than 3.5 or so Gig of RAM
[12:50] <MAXI-MUM> evowill, yes
[12:50] <gamerred> thx for the link ubottu
[12:51] <MAXI-MUM> bastid_raZor, i know that i dont care about how much ram it can see i just want it to boot into X
[12:51] <anu> ubottu >- how to join Standard C++ development
[12:51] <ramon> could someone help interpretate this?.."FATAL: mode get ioctl failed 95:Operation not supported"
[12:51] <style> How can I check that a daemon is running?
[12:51] <zylex_> !nosense
[12:52] <zylex_> !Sense
[12:52] <zylex_> gah
[12:52] <ramon> zylex do you use kismet?
[12:52] <anu> ubottu is a lovely bot
[12:52] <zylex_> dont think so
[12:53] <zylex_> why?
[12:53] <anu> ubottu, who invented you?
[12:53] <ramon> zylex how would you understand this?....FATAL: mode get ioctl failed 95:Operation not supported
[12:53] <ardchoille> !info kismet
[12:53] <jamba_sparabo> windows xp finds my shared printer, but it sais that no drivers are available
[12:53] <zylex_> ramon what are you talking about?
[12:54] <djcip> surprise! still no gdbm installed with perl
[12:54] <djcip> why?!
[12:54] <djcip> how do i fix!?
[12:54] <anu> !info ubottu
[12:54] <ramon> zylex what it means "mode get ioctl failed"?
[12:54] <anu> !info ubuntu
[12:55] <zylex_> no clue, why are you asking me that?
[12:55] <anu> !info ?
[12:55] <jamba_sparabo> !info anu
[12:55] <anu> !info gcc
[12:55] <ardchoille> !msgthebot | anu
[12:56] <wes> hey!
[12:56] <memo_> hallo
[12:56] <wes> my ubuntu server keeps going down
[12:56] <evowill> yo
[12:56] <wes> its driving me nuts
[12:56] <zylex_> ramon i have a problem with Sense data
[12:56] <zylex_> not ioctl
[12:56] <wes> it worked when i left home
[12:56] <wes> get to the office
[12:56] <wes> and bam cant ssh
[12:56] <wes> its probably my crappy old router
[12:56] <evowill> wes, can you ping your machine?
[12:56] <wes> nope
[12:57] <wes> wait
[12:57] <wes> yes i can
[12:57] <wes> i can ping it webserver is down and ssh is down
[12:58] <evowill> wes, that doesn't sound good, but I don't think you will be able to diagnose this remotely
[12:58] <wes> why doesn't it sound good?
[12:58] <evowill> wes, well if you are at work....
[12:59] <wes> evowill ya i know
[12:59] <g0r8y> Hello, is there a nvidia package with legacy support (for a g-force 400mx) for intrepid?
[12:59] <wes> evowill im about to drive home and reset it
[12:59] <g0r8y> nvidia-glx-177 doesnt support it
[12:59] <evowill> wes, do you have another machine to ssh into
[12:59] <wes> wish i did
[12:59] <evowill> wes, or ssh into your router
[13:00] <wes> what port does that run off?
[13:00] <evowill> by default it should be 22 and closed
[13:00] <evowill> but you should never, ever, ever run on 22
[13:00] <wes> fuck it
[13:00] <wes> im going home to reset it
[13:01] <wes> sorry *language*
[13:01] <jussi01> !ohmy | wes
[13:01] <evowill> wes, did you forward the correct ports to your server?
[13:01] <wes> yes
[13:01] <wes> i was on it remotely yesterday
[13:01] <djcip> does anyone know how to install the module GDBM_File in perl... running 8.10 x64 for some unknown reason this core module was never compiled in the binary - help?!
[13:01] <evowill> wes, ok, just checking
[13:01] <wes> it just seems to go down
[13:01] <wes> i dont have a static ip though
[13:01] <wes> its on time warner
[13:01] <Soester> why does not the web cam function on the eee pc with the newest ubuntu eee?
[13:01] <wes> the local machine does
[13:01] <evowill> wes, look into dyndns
[13:02] <wes> kk
[13:02] <wes> well for the moment im going to reset it
[13:02] <evowill> wes, you might be trying to connect to the wrong WAN ip
[13:02] <wes> it could have changed
[13:02] <wes> i know
[13:02] <evowill> which is more likely
[13:02] <wes> yup
[13:02] <wes> im going home to check it
[13:02] <wes> ill brb
[13:02] <Soester> why does not the web cam function on the eee pc with the newest ubuntu eee?
[13:02] <wes> im like 2 hours early to work anywa
[13:02] <g0r8y> Soester - different models have different cams
[13:03] <evowill> But check that, and hopefully your old router supports dyndns, get a free account, and then not worry for the changing WAN ip address
[13:03] <anu> how to remove old packages?
[13:03] <wes> oh realllly
[13:03] <Soester> but isnt eee 900 webcam suported in ubuntu eee?
[13:03] <evowill> Soester, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EeePC
[13:03] <evowill> Soester, did you have a look there
[13:03] <wes> evowill when i get back can you give me a hand
[13:03] <wes> if the wan IP is the same
[13:04] <Soester> i will do that now
[13:04] <anu> evowill, how to remove old ubuntu packages?
[13:04] <evowill> wes, If I am still around, yes
[13:04] <wes> cool
[13:04] <wes> brb
[13:04] <evowill> otherwise there are others that can help also :-)
[13:04] <evowill> ok
[13:05] <style> How do I check if an ircd is running?
[13:05] <TimothyA> uuh...
[13:05] <TimothyA> top ...
[13:05] <anu> help ! help ! my space is limited !
[13:05] <TimothyA> anu; mine too! zomg! we need both help!
[13:05] <Soester> thanks evowill =) reboot :)
[13:05] <g0r8y> is there an intrepid package wich uses the nvidia 96.43.xx legacy drivers?
[13:06] <anu> TimothyA; can you remove the old packages?
[13:07] <style> sudo /etc/init.d/ircd-ratbox start, anything wrong with that command?
[13:07] <g0r8y> is there an intrepid package wich uses the nvidia 96.43.xx legacy drivers? should i just use nvidia-glx-96?
[13:08] <calrogman> Where is the apt log kept?
[13:08] <g0r8y> calrogman: /var/log/apt
[13:09] <calrogman> thanks
[13:09] <g0r8y> is there an intrepid package wich uses the nvidia 96.43.xx legacy drivers? should i just use nvidia-glx-96?
[13:10] <ardchoille> g0r8y: which card do you have?
[13:10] <g0r8y> g-force mx 400
[13:11] <g0r8y> ardchoille: all the new  ones taint kernel
[13:11] <leofox> hello #ubuntu
[13:11] <g0r8y> and ones from nvidia site seem to really bork up a lot of package automation
[13:12] <leofox> I installed ubuntu on my laptop but I can't get wireless to work
[13:13] <leofox> I think I got the settings right but it wont connect
[13:14] <ardchoille> g0r8y: I have GeForce 6200 and found that the 96 driver is the only one that works correctly for my card
[13:14] <leofox> it's a dell inspiron 6400
[13:14] <wes__> ok at home
[13:14] <wes__> lets see if this works
[13:14] <leofox> I have a friend who is a linux nerd but he couldnt get it to work either
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> leofox: is it wifi you need help with?
[13:14] <leofox> yes wifi
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> leofox: are you using wpa?
[13:14] <leofox> no
[13:14] <leofox> dynamic WEP using enterprise encryption
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> leofox: ok that makes life waaay easier
[13:15] <leofox> but I couldnt get it work even without encryption on an ad hoc network
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> leofox: not come across enterprise encryption but I know of wep
[13:15] <wes__> evowill, works fine from interally
[13:15] <wes__> wan ip is the same
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> leofox: when you c
[13:16] <leofox> http://www.snt.utwente.nl/handleidingen/1/44
[13:16] <leofox> this is how they told me to connect
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> leofox: when you scan for SSIDs does it show up?
[13:16] <leofox> yup
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> leofox: then you need to make sure the system you are connecting TO is setup right
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> !ics | leofox
[13:17] <leofox> it's my university's network
[13:17] <leofox> of course it's set up right
[13:17] <leofox> and if it isn't there's not much I can do about it
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> true
[13:18] <leofox> i've got it to work on Fedora
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> leofox: then I guess you are gonna have to play with sttings a lot as I'm guessing that others can connect to it
[13:18] <ripps> Where can I go to get help with making debian packages?
[13:18] <leofox> and on Vista of course but that was easy
[13:18] <leofox> well what if i dont have the right drivers?
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> leofox: lshw -C network will show you what driver you have
[13:19] <wes__> evowill, works fine internally, ports are forwarded correctly
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> leofox: if you run lspci and lsusb you will be told what wifi card you have installed and you could use that to source better drivers
[13:20] <leofox> ok
[13:23] <leofox> tis pretty stupid, pardus has the right drivers but not the program that does the encryption
[13:23] <leofox> and ubuntu has the program but apparently not the right drivers
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> leofox: well grab the drivers and install (compile if necessary) and you should be set
[13:27] <vlt> Hello. What time will be shown on Ubuntu machines during the leap second today at 23:59:60 UTC?
[13:27] <ripps> Where can I go to get help with making debian packages?
[13:27] <Soester> hohoh
[13:27] <ardchoille> vlt: You planning to do a lot of things during that second?
[13:27] <Soester> it works
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> ripps: do you mean packages for debian specifically, or .debs?
[13:28] <allsystemsarego> ripps, google dh-make
[13:28] <Ranakah> ripps
[13:28] <ripps> ActionParsnip: I'm trying to make packages for my PPA, so .debs.
[13:28] <Ranakah> dpkg --help
[13:29] <lotuspsychje> how do i enable SYN packets in ubuntu?
[13:29] <ripps> allsystemsarego: I know about dh-make, I used it. But, some packages still fail to build correctly using the debian method.
[13:29] <amitprakash> hi.. after running envyng.. X says that the graphics card was not detected properly, what should i do??
[13:30] <vlt> ardchoille: You mean other than counting "5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1 - 1 - Happy 2k9!"?
[13:30] <ardchoille> vlt: hehe
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> lotuspsychje: they are enabled, its a request for service, what are you trying to achieve?
[13:30] <ripps> I'm trying to package gtrayicon and qgtkstyle for my PPA, but just refuse to compile.
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> ripps: you need to get a successful compile before making the package
[13:31] <g0r8y> ardchoille: =s installed 96 drivers and only black sreen after monitor fickers - annoyingly Xorg.log thinks all is fine
[13:31] <vlt> ardchoille: But what will Ubuntu write to log files for events that happen at 23:59:60?
[13:31] <ardchoille> vlt: No idea
[13:32] <lotuspsychje> actionparsnip: i wanna enable 1000 packets like the eventid in xp
[13:32] <ripps> ActionParsnip: I do, they work fine with standard make commands and one of them with checkinstall, but won't work once uploaded to launchpad
[13:32] <ardchoille> g0r8y: Hmm.. I'm not sure what to tell you except to try the other drivers and see how you fare
[13:32] <g0r8y> Has any one got a gforce 400 based  card working with nvidia drivers in intrepid?
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> lotuspsychje: what is event id 1000 in XP?
[13:32] <lotuspsychje> eventid patch
[13:32] <ardchoille> g0r8y: you might also check the HCL and see if there are any notes left by series 400 users
[13:32] <ardchoille> !hcl | g0r8y
[13:33] <g0r8y> ardchoille, ty
[13:33] <datta> i have installed wine and now trying to install veohtv in that but i do not know how i can do that, can anyone please help me from downloading the program to installing?
[13:33] <SkunkFu> I wonder if anyone would be willing to help me, I'm having a real problem getting Ubuntu working!
[13:34] <ardchoille> datta: maybe #winehq would have some info with that
[13:34] <lotuspsychje> actionparsnip: does ubuntu block portscanning by default?
[13:35] <g0r8y> ardchoille, i didnt yet try "nvidia-glx-legacy" guess thats worth a try next ;)
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> lotuspsychje: not sure
[13:35] <allsystemsarego> lotuspsychje, no, it doesn't
[13:35] <hspaans> vlt: second 00 will take two seconds
[13:35] <SkunkFu> Has anyone else had Ubuntu freeze after the background and cursor appear on the screen?
[13:36] <lotuspsychje> allsystemsarego: my virtualbox crashes after running an exe with SYN packets
[13:37] <allsystemsarego> lotuspsychje, you shouldn't be crafting packets inside a virtual machine
[13:37] <allsystemsarego> lotuspsychje, results will be unpredictable at best
[13:37] <lotuspsychje> allsystemsarego: if it works on xp VMware why doenst it on ubuntu virtualbox?
[13:38] <g0r8y> ardchoille; no install candidate for that, it sugests glx-96 and glx-71 - trying 71 now
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> lotuspsychje: they impement the vm differently
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> lotuspsychje: plus the drivers will be different
[13:40] <lotuspsychje> think i might try vmware on ubuntu then
[13:42] <fbn>  /server irc.freenode.org
[13:42] <fbn>    /join   #25C3
[13:42] <lotuspsychje> actionparsnip: but u dont think ubuntu blocks syn by default?
[13:42] <lrc> how to list all available channels of irc.freenode.net?
[13:42] <style> !compiling
[13:43] <ubuntu_> could i maybe get some help about a thing with ubuntu?
[13:43] <mysticdarkhack> morning all
[13:43] <ubuntu_> is this the right place to ask?
[13:43] <ubuntu_> hi
[13:43] <DIFH-iceroot> !ask | ubuntu_
[13:43] <Jenius> Yes
[13:43] <hspaans> ubuntu_: just ask the question
[13:44] <mysticdarkhack> anyone here know how to edit the mouse right flick sub menu?
[13:44] <itai-michaelson> hi, is there a backup utility for linux that you can run from a CD?
[13:44] <mysticdarkhack> right click menu I menu
[13:45] <hateball> itai-michaelson: what are you looknig to backup?
[13:45] <itai-michaelson> hateball, my /
[13:45] <hateball> itai-michaelson: you could liveboot and use rsync. or you could use Clonezilla-live to make images of disks or partitions
[13:46] <hateball> itai-michaelson: I prefer the latter
[13:46] <itai-michaelson> hateball, thanks thats what i'm looking for - i forgot the name... (clonezilla!)
[13:46] <hateball> itai-michaelson: happy to help :)
[13:47] <g0r8y> ardchoille; ahh compiz segfaults ^^
[13:47] <ubuntu_> well, i have used ubuntu for 3 months now, i was very happy with it. but lately it started to act weird and do so i couldn't axcess my files they were protected and so. But it always worked with me rebooting to pc. But this time ubuntu wouldn't even start :S so i am on a my live cd now, im gonna reinstall ubuntu but first i wanted to save my files i have on it. but i can't mount the drive :S I get an error message like this: mount: fe
[13:47] <ubuntu_> l filsystemstyp, felaktig flagga, felaktigt superblock
[13:47] <ubuntu_>        på /dev/sda1, codepage eller hjälpprogram saknas, eller annat fel
[13:47] <ubuntu_>        I en del fall kan användbar information hittas i syslog
[13:47] <ubuntu_>        - prova dmesg | tail eller något liknande
[13:47] <FloodBot2> ubuntu_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:47] <ubuntu_> dmesg | tail:
[13:48] <indos12> iman
[13:48] <iman> lllk
[13:48] <ardchoille> g0r8y: I couldn't get compiz working efficiently on my card either
[13:50] <ubuntu_> anyone knows if i can axx my messed up ubuntu partion?
[13:51] <ubuntu_> i wanna save some files :S
[13:52] <stefg> Start the Live CD, double click your install partition in 'Computer' ... save what you need. Pretty straight forward
[13:53] <heath|work> can someone give me a hand with a bridging problem
[13:53] <ubuntu_> stefg, that is what isn't working
[13:53] <stefg> That is: Save to some external hd or USB stick...
[13:53] <stefg> ubuntu_: what isn't working
[13:54] <ubuntu_> double clicking on the drive, to axx it. it can not mount
[13:54] <tcpsyn> Does anyone know where I can find a repo with a 2.6.27-4-rt SMP kernel?
[13:54] <tcpsyn> or 2.6.28?
[13:54] <tcpsyn> a PPA somewhere?
[13:54] <ubuntu_> i get an error message
[13:54] <ubuntu_> when i do that
[13:54] <stefg> ubuntu_ so any error messages ?
[13:54] <ubuntu_> yeah
[13:54] <ubuntu_> you wanna see it?
[13:54] <ubuntu_> can i pm you?
[13:55] <stefg> !pm
[13:55] <mossmon> what is an easy animation program for ubuntu?
[13:55] <frybye> #cartoon channel on iptv .. or ..? ;=)
[13:56] <skalmo_2> ciao
[13:56] <stefg> ubuntu_: i just told you to NOT pm...
[13:56] <ubuntu_> oh does !pm mean not pm
[13:56] <ubuntu_> sorry
[13:56] <gioseppe> salveù
[13:56] <ubuntu_> mount: fel filsystemstyp, felaktig flagga, felaktigt superblock
[13:56] <ubuntu_>        på /dev/sda1, codepage eller hjälpprogram saknas, eller annat fel
[13:56] <ubuntu_>        I en del fall kan användbar information hittas i syslog
[13:56] <ubuntu_>        - prova dmesg | tail eller något liknande
[13:56] <ubuntu_> dmesg | tail:
[13:56] <FloodBot2> ubuntu_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:57] <stefg> ubuntu_: and then change your nick to something which easily tab-completes, plz
[13:57] <Funzo> im Funzo now
[13:58] <vhr137> anyone here ever used a ps3 controller via usb
[13:58] <Iradieh_> Could someone help me setup Samba?
[13:58] <stefg> Funzo: yeah,  german and swedish are similar enough to understand waht's it all about
[13:58] <stefg> Funzo: so what did you do before?
[13:58] <Funzo> what i did?
[13:59] <Funzo> to make it messed up?
[13:59] <stefg> yeas
[13:59] <Funzo> i have no idea :S
[13:59] <stefg> Funzo: so you're on Live CD now?
[13:59] <Funzo> i have only used this pc to surf the web, irc, and some music
[13:59] <Funzo> yes, im on live cd
[14:00] <stefg> Funzo: so open a terminal and run 'sudo fdisk -l' and use the pastebin to show the results
[14:00] <stefg> !paste | Funzo
[14:02] <Iradieh_> Could someone help me setup Samba with Xbox media center (I got Debian and an Xbox)
[14:02] <Funzo> Disk /dev/sda: 80,0 GB, 80026361856 byte
[14:02] <Funzo> 255 huvuden, 63 sektorer/spår, 9729 cylindrar
[14:02] <Funzo> Enheter = cylindrar av 16065 · 512 = 8225280 byte
[14:02] <Funzo> Diskidentifierare: 0xd027d027
[14:02] <Funzo>     Enhet Start     Början        Slut     Block    Id  System
[14:02] <FloodBot2> Funzo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:02] <Funzo> /dev/sda1              99        8048    63858375   83  Linux
[14:02] <stefg> arrghhh...
[14:03] <stefg> !paste | Funzo
[14:03] <Funzo> stefg, can i come back in 15 min to get more help?
[14:03] <Funzo> i have to go
[14:03] <Funzo> are you still here then?
[14:04] <stefg> maybe, maybe not
[14:06] <vhr137> anyone know how to use ps3 controller via usb?
[14:06] <heath|work> anyone good with networking, I am having a bridging issue
[14:08] <Squizmek_> hi
[14:11] <Squizmek_> I have problems running ubuntu 64bit on my new laptop with intel duo core and Nvidia 9650M. Ubuntu installed fine but when I boot, I first get alot of annoying beeps and then some flickering stripes
[14:11] <WAR1> am install c++ by following step on the forum   in ternimal " sudo apt ....  sudo apt .... install  " but where found a compiler  or how use it
[14:11] <The-Compiler> WAR1: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[14:12] <The-Compiler> WAR1: then it should be c++
[14:12] <WAR1> i did this
[14:12] <WAR1> but now how open compiler
[14:12] <The-Compiler> WAR1: just use "c++" in the terminal I think
[14:13] <WAR1> how
[14:13] <The-Compiler> WAR1: c++ blah.cpp
[14:13] <The-Compiler> I think
[14:13] <magical> WAR1, the command is gcc
[14:13] <The-Compiler> magical: also for c++`
[14:13] <magical> yeah, think it works with both
[14:13] <heath|work> Anyone have any clue why when I bring up br0 with bridge_ports eth0, eth0 is still receiving an IP via DHCP
[14:14] <magical> The-Compiler, if not, use the command g++
[14:14] <magical> which I think is just another alias for gcc, but prolly targetted towards c++ I guess
[14:14] <heath|work> Squizmek_, that sounds cool
[14:15] <The-Compiler> magical: g++ and c++ are the same
[14:15] <Squizmek_> can someone tell me if the amd64.iso is supposed to work on an intel duo core system?
[14:15] <The-Compiler> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 21 2008-10-31 17:43 /usr/bin/c++ -> /etc/alternatives/c++
[14:15] <DIFH-iceroot> Squizmek_: yes
[14:15] <jtaji> Squizmek_: yes indeed
[14:15] <The-Compiler> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 12 2008-10-31 17:43 /etc/alternatives/c++ -> /usr/bin/g++
[14:15] <magical> The-Compiler, aha, you're right, sorry
[14:16] <stefg> heath|work: have you set eth0 to 'auto eth0 inet  manual' in /etc/network/interfaces?  network manager uninstalled ?
[14:16] <The-Compiler> magical: but gcc and c++/g++ don't seem to be the same
[14:16] <Squizmek_> ok... but it seems ubuntu has a totally wrong video driver. is there a way install nvidia drivers from safe mode or something?
[14:18] <stefg> Squizmek_: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-177 from command line
[14:20] <VilasBoas> Hy i have a Fujitsu Esprimo Mobile V5535 and i can't put the ubuntu 8.10 64bits working :'(
[14:20] <VilasBoas> can anyone help me ???
[14:21] <Squizmek_> stefg: thx, will try that
[14:21] <SkunkFu> lol Vilas your not alone
[14:21] <Funzo> hi again
[14:21] <Funzo> stefg, are you still here?
[14:21] <heath|work> stefg, I need to un-install network manager?
[14:22] <stefg> Funzo: yes... hopefully you stiull remeber the !paste factoid :-)
[14:22] <VilasBoas> SkunkFu: can you help me?
[14:22] <SkunkFu> I managed to get 8.04 to install flawlessly on mine but 8.10 wont
[14:22] <Funzo> do i write, !paste and then my msg?
[14:22] <Funzo> :$
[14:22] <stefg> heath|work: i don't know, but it might interefere with bridged interfaces
[14:22] <SkunkFu> VilasBoas: I'm guessing it freezes on boot?
[14:22] <stefg> !paste | Funzo
[14:22] <jtaji> Funzo: go to paste.ubuntu.com , paste there, give link here
[14:23] <heath|work> stefg, I will try it just to see thanks
[14:23] <VilasBoas> no i can't put the grafic and the wireless working :(
[14:23] <stefg> Funzo: you open the webpage, paste your stuff there and tehn only paste the URL you get back after you press submit
[14:23] <stefg> ... in here
[14:23] <Funzo> okey ^^
[14:23] <Funzo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/96919/
[14:24] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[14:24] <silv3r_m00n> i have this ms-access mdb file
[14:24] <SkunkFu> VilasBoas: Have you got your xorg.conf set to use vesa drivers?
[14:24] <silv3r_m00n> how can i open it in ubuntu
[14:24] <silv3r_m00n> tell me
[14:24] <stefg> Funzo: ahhh :-)
[14:24] <Funzo> what? you know what to do? :D
[14:24] <VilasBoas> i trrei it but it didn't work when i make reboot
[14:25] <runa_> guys, I updated to intrepid and now my apache2 only serves content from the first virtualhost. any hints? all vhosts are found with apache2ctl -S but only the first one is used
[14:25] <stefg> Funzo: did you install windows after Linux ?
[14:25] <issa> Hi, how do I take a backup of folders like .kde and keep the folder's permissions (of files and subfolders) ? And how do I restore that folder to be back the same with it's old permissions?
[14:25] <Funzo> yeah i actually did
[14:25] <Funzo> but linux has worked after that a long time though
[14:26] <stefg> Funzo: and you restored the boot loader... so everything worked , it's not the windows install that broke everything ?
[14:26] <SkunkFu> VilasBoas: You sound like your having the same problem as me! I dont know what the hell is going on with mine
[14:26] <Funzo> nope, i restored grub
[14:26] <Funzo> everything worked for 2 months maybe
[14:26] <Funzo> perfectly
[14:27] <runa_> aj. missing namevirtualhosts, tnx
[14:27] <stefg> Funzo: ok... so if you just run 'mount' in a terminal does /dev/sda1 show up? (it shouldn't)
[14:27] <jordo2323> I have a Western Digital Fat32 drive that holds media files and is mounted through FSTAB.  I recently added this to FSTAB and have lost the ability to write to the device, although I can view the files contained. Here is my FSTAB file:  http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m68173c18   All of the permissions on the drive seems to be in place.  Does anyone know why all of a sudden I cannot write to this drive?
[14:28] <Funzo> stefg, i don't see /dev/sda1
[14:28] <stefg> jordo2323: check dmesg for file system panics... might be a corrupt filesystem that's switched to read-only for safty reasins
[14:28] <jordo2323> stefg: umm.....can you walk me though that?
[14:28] <stefg> Funzo: fine.. so run 'sudo fsck /dev/sda1'
[14:29] <stefg> Funzo: that doesd a file system check
[14:29] <stefg> jordo2323: just run dmesg | grep panic and see if there's any output
[14:29] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[14:30] <jordo2323> stefg: nothing found...
[14:30] <silv3r_m00n> i need a flatfiledb utility(with frontend)
[14:30] <stefg> jordo2323: if you just run 'mount' is it shown as being mounted rw ?
[14:31] <arunomi> how do i know if a port is open?
[14:31] <jordo2323> stefg: yep.....shows RW
[14:31] <stefg> !mountwindows | jordo2323
[14:32] <Funzo> stefg, http://paste.ubuntu.com/96926/, that is how that went
[14:32] <vinizius> anyone using broadcom-wl driver?
[14:32] <jordo2323> stefg: Its a vfat partition
[14:32] <arunomi> and how do i close and open ports
[14:32] <stefg> Funzo: so tell him to fix it..
[14:32] <KenBW2> is there a way to make Gammu export in XML?
[14:33] <stefg> jordo2323: yeah.. fat32 doesn't support permissions, so you have to fake them by mount options given in the fstab
[14:34] <unomi_> hi
[14:34] <Jeruvy> !firewall > arunomi
[14:35] <arunomi> i got firestarter and is runing for the moment and i got a firewall on my gateway but i opend the port in the gateway
[14:35] <KenBW2> is there a way to make Gammu export in XML?
[14:36] <jordo2323> stefg: once I have changed fstab do I have to reboot completely to test or is there another way?
[14:36] <Funzo> stefg, i think it is going well ^^ he wants to fix many things :P I'll get back here when it is all done
[14:36] <unomi_> how can i go about getting better openGL performance?
[14:36] <stefg> jordo2323: you have to unmount and remount again
[14:37] <unomi_> im on a dell w 3ghz pentium 4  and integrated intel 915g
[14:37] <m__> السلام عليكم
[14:37] <Paintman> #freenode-newyears
[14:37] <Similian> you got 1,3k users
[14:37] <Similian> nice
[14:37] <unomi_> is there an opengl benchmark program?
[14:43] <josher4> I need help with partitioning
[14:44] <Squizmek_> stefg: it couldn't find the nvidia-glx-177
[14:44] <stefg> josher4: empty disk ?
[14:44] <josher4> no
[14:44] <josher4> Leme explain
[14:44] <josher4> Ok
[14:44] <stefg> Squizmek_: that applied to 8.10 intrepid... what are you running ?
[14:45] <josher4> I have a seagate external Freeagent go
[14:45] <Squizmek_> stefg: ubuntu-8.10-desktop-amd64.iso
[14:45] <ottoshmidt> I'm having troubles with mounting CDs on intrepid
[14:45] <josher4> I wanted to put ubuntu on it with 100 GB
[14:45] <ottoshmidt> sometimes they don't mount and sometimes I see DBus error
[14:46] <stefg> Squizmek_: so the Libe CD ran fine, but after install you were left with a wrong video driver ?
[14:46] <josher4> (Its a 250 GB)
[14:46] <josher4> Then
[14:46] <unomi_> is there a way i can get a non-mesa driver for the intel 915g?
[14:46] <stefg> !enter | josher4
[14:46] <josher4> Oh, sorry
[14:47] <josher4> Then, I wanted to take the rest and use it for windows files
[14:47] <Squizmek_> stefg: the live cd and installer ran fine, but when I did "try ubuntu" I had the same error already
[14:47] <VilasBoas> hey please help me i need to put the my ubuntu working please
[14:47] <stefg> !envy | Squizmek_
[14:48] <stefg> Squizmek_: so i guess it's envy time ... it has a text interfce, too, so you can use it from console
[14:48] <Squizmek_> stefg: thx, will try
[14:48] <Squizmek_> cool
[14:49] <blazzy> how do I check what video driver X is using?
[14:50] <SkunkFu> the xorg.conf
[14:50] <SkunkFu> will tell you
[14:50] <allsystemsarego> blazzy, lshw -C display | grep driver
[14:50] <nicklas_> yo
[14:51] <onetinsoldier> blazzy: grep driver /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[14:51] <SkunkFu> or try that ;)
[14:51] <unomi_> less /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep -i driver
[14:51] <jordo2323> stdin, Thanks for the help on the vfat permissions, that worked.
[14:51] <onetinsoldier> blazzy: sorry.. not quite correct
[14:51] <onetinsoldier> blazzy: grep drivers /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[14:51] <blazzy> SkunkFu: it's not in my xorg.conf. first place i Looked :)
[14:52] <blazzy> allsystemsarego,onetinsoldier: those did the trick. thanks
[14:52] <onetinsoldier> cool :-)
[14:52] <ottoshmidt> haven't u evero got this Dbus error when insert a CD?
[14:53] <go4emperor> hi
[14:54] <Viki> .
[14:54] <go4emperor> does any one know where can i movies
[14:55] <Pizik_afk> Do what with Movies?
[14:55] <stefg> !codecs
[14:55] <stefg> or ...
[14:55] <stefg> !piracy
[14:55] <heath|work> where can you movies
[14:56] <Roger_> where can you movies, WUT...........
[14:56] <liber> Anyone know where I can find the xkblayout layout-files?
[14:56] <mrbean> hello
[14:57] <mrbean> I've got a pretty serious problem with Evolution
[14:57] <stefg> .. who hasn't ...
[14:57] <mrbean> as of yesterday, it has completely "forgot" my account, and goes to the setup screen when I start it
[14:58] <daw> hello all -- i have a question: using wine, wow works in d3d mode but not OpenGL, the #winehq folks say I need new drivers. How do I get the correct OpenGL drivers for an Intel  Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express ?
[14:58] <rostaman> My Thunderbird's FROM field is missing my domain when sending (it's just "rostaman@")...do I need to create a mail config file?
[14:58] <blazzy> mrbean: i'd recommend another email client, unless you need some kind of evolution specific feature
[14:59] <DaveIngram> New to Ubuntu and trying to install FireFox 3.. what's the best way to go about that?
[14:59] <mrbean> blazzy: I'd like to continue using it just out of preference (I've been using it for 4 years)
[14:59] <Funzo> stefg, it is fixing the faults i think, after many fixes it has stopped here i think? :S it has been on that task for like 10 min :S      Screen : http://file.cd/files/2493.png
[14:59] <sheep> DaveIngram: which version of ubuntu?
[14:59] <stefg> DaveIngram: you should have that already
[14:59] <waseidel> hi i come here because nobody in ubuntu-mobile talks i want to know if it's possible to install ubuntu mobile in an iPAQ rx2400 and how i do to know the space available in that iPAQ
[14:59] <DaveIngram> It's a bit older... I have 2
[14:59] <mrbean> blazzy: if all else fails I'll import my mail saves into Thunderbird, but I do want to figure out why this happened
[14:59] <sheep> DaveIngram: firefox 3 is available by default in ubuntu 8.04 and 8.10
[15:00] <bobo> hi ,i just update my system from english to chinese ,but firefox can't open
[15:00] <DaveIngram> sheep: I'm running the updates now.. will that update all my programs to the latest version as well?
[15:00] <unomi_> daw: see http://intellinuxgraphics.org/download.html
[15:00] <rostaman> I can't get Thunderbird to send emails successfully...I get only "rostaman@", without a domain, and that causes it to be rejected by the server.  Any ideas?
[15:00] <stefg> Funzo: are you sure that harddisk is still healthy? How old is it ? How many times did you drop it ?
[15:00] <mrbean> blazzy: also, if I try to restore my emails from a backup file (though they are still in ~/.evolution), it just resets to the setup screen again
[15:01] <sheep> DaveIngram: it will only check for security updates and bug fixes
[15:01] <dekushrub> hi, i was using my laptop which runs ubuntu 8.10 and last night the wireless was disconnected and now i can't find any wireless networks at all, help?
[15:01] <blazzy> mrbean: did you do an upgrade recently?
[15:01] <waseidel> hi i come here because nobody in ubuntu-mobile talks i want to know if it's possible to install ubuntu mobile in an iPAQ rx2400 and how i do to know the space available in that iPAQ
[15:01] <DaveIngram> sheep: so how do I go about upgrading from 2 to 3?
[15:01] <rostaman> Dave, can you do it via the firefox website?
[15:01] <mahdi> ggggggggg
[15:01] <sheep> DaveIngram: which version of ubutnu are you using?  if you're not sure, open a terminal and type lsb_release -a
[15:02] <mrbean> blazzy: last update was probably like 2 days ago, yeah
[15:02] <Seveas> waseidel, if the ipaq has an intel cpu that may be possible
[15:02] <Funzo> stefg, it is a laptop which have been handled a little hard sometimes. But i have changed it recently for a brand new one, this hdd is about 6 months
[15:02] <mrbean> blazzy: think it's a problem with the latest version?
[15:02] <DaveIngram> sheep: 8.04
[15:02] <waseidel> Seveas, how i do to know that?
[15:02] <sheep> DaveIngram: firefox 3 is in ubuntu 8.04 by default
[15:02] <waseidel> Seveas, if the iPAQ with windows mobile it's freeze
[15:03] <Dantexdv0> hey everyone.. !!
[15:03] <onetinsoldier> hi
[15:03] <Dantexdv0> is anyone familiar with torrent software on ubuntu??
[15:03] <rostaman> hello
[15:03] <evowill> DaveIngram: you should have firefox 3 already
[15:03] <Funzo> stefg, do you think my hardware is busted?
[15:03] <dekushrub> Dantexdv0, use Deluge
[15:03] <mrbean> Dantexdv0: yes, looking for a client suggestion?
[15:03] <DaveIngram> sheep: sorry.. you're right.. it's Beta 5.. how do I update it to the latest version?
[15:03] <evowill> if you have installed your updates
[15:04] <evowill> Dantexdv0: Transmission is installed by default
[15:04] <Seveas> waseidel, I can't find that product on hp.com
[15:04] <Dantexdv0> yeah.. well im using deluge
[15:04] <sheep> DaveIngram: when you update the system, it should get you to 3.0.5
[15:04] <mrbean> Dantexdv0: yup, definitely Deluge
[15:04] <gavi>  which driver is better for video performance... the restricted driver or the nvidia driver (i have a nvidia card)
[15:04] <stefg> Funzo: can be... if you have no other logical explanation i'd say the drive is about to fail. Did you hear starnge noises or clicks?
[15:04] <Dantexdv0> but i think my download speed has decreased a little
[15:05] <mrbean> Dantexdv0: that might not be your client's fault
[15:05] <icqnumber> DaveIngram, read the ubuntu's official documentation!
[15:05] <Dantexdv0> see i'm a newbie so i don't know too much.. i know it depends on seeders and that stuff, so much i know.. at windows my dl speed used to be around 180-240 kbs
[15:05] <DaveIngram> sheep: great, thanks.. sorry for the stupid questions
[15:05] <evowill> Dantexdv0: google is your friend, but make sure you have upnp/ports forwarded, and encryption enabled
[15:05] <Abi_> hi everyone
[15:05] <waseidel> Seveas, thanks anyway
[15:06] <blazzy> mrbean: I'm stabbing in the dark :) I was actually hoping an update would magically fix your problems. nothing stands out when I skim this https://bugs.launchpad.net/evolution/+bugs
[15:06] <MikeH> Does anyone know if it's posible to get my IHCR9 based Raid array to work under ubuntu?
[15:06] <stefg> !fakeraid
[15:06] <Dantexdv0> so if it's not for that.. where could the problem be??
[15:06] <dekushrub> i need help with ubuntu 8.10 wireless
[15:06] <mrbean> blazzy: yes, I know...I should have mentioned I checked Launchpad already
[15:06] <Abi_> i'm having problems installing the uvc video driver
[15:06] <daskreech> How do I get gksudo working?
[15:07] <Abi_> i would like a step by step guide if at all possible... I don't know how to run the commands correctly
[15:07] <mrbean> blazzy: when I start it on the terminal, I get:
[15:07] <Funzo> stefg, no, not really but i have have hdd problems with this pc before... like just 4 months after i bought it... but it is changed now as i said... Well, the best explanation is that my hdd is busted prolly :( But i can axx my windows partion for my live session, shouldn't that be busted too?
[15:07] <mrbean> blazzy: evolution-shell-Message: Killing old version of evolution-data server
[15:08] <evowill> MikeH: you can try the liveCD
[15:08] <blazzy> mrbean: do you see a process like that running?
[15:08] <daskreech> I get unable to copy the users' Xauthorization file
[15:08] <mrbean> blazzy: (evolution:8596): DEBUG: mailto URL command: evolution %s
[15:08] <waseidel> hi i come here because nobody in ubuntu-mobile talks i want to know if it's possible to install ubuntu mobile in an iPAQ rx2400 and how i do to know the space available in that iPAQ
[15:08] <stefg> Funzo: it might be a headcrash which only wiped some tracks... anyway, let fsck try to finish, check if you can mount the partition then, or try testdisk to recover what is possible if you can not
[15:09] <evowill> mikeh: or is that just a fake raid card?
[15:09] <MikeH> evowill: I'm already running Ubuntu, I just want to mount an existing raid array,
[15:09] <MikeH> evowill: it's "fakeraid"
[15:09] <evowill> You should probably migrate away from that, and use software based raid
[15:09] <Dantexdv0> i'm using port 6881 on deluge and it says tcp port 6881 closed and my ip..
[15:09] <Dantexdv0> do i have to change the port??
[15:09] <mrbean> blazzy: I mean I see that output to terminal, but yeah the evolution process runs
[15:10] <MikeH> evowill: not an option.
[15:10] <dekushrub> i need help with ubuntu 8.10 wirless
[15:10] <evowill> MikeH: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto
[15:10] <blazzy> mrbean: try a "pkill -9 evolution" wait a few seconds and then launch evolution
[15:10] <evowill> FakeRAID is not supported by Ubuntu.
[15:11] <stefg> !info dmraid
[15:11] <mrbean> blazzy: mrbean: tried that, no dice...I've also restarted several times and reinstalled the relevant packages
[15:11] <DaveIngram> I have two monitors but they are both displaying the same thing.. how can I get the second one to extend my desktop?
[15:11] <Daedalus__> Hi
[15:11] <Pizik_afk> MikeH: Running a Fake RAID from before you installed Ubuntu? I have that problem :oS
[15:11] <Seveas> DaveIngram, system->prefs->resolution. Untick 'mirror screens'
[15:12] <evowill> Dantexdv0: you don't have to change the port, but you have to forward it through your router
[15:12] <gavi>  which driver is better for video performance... the restricted driver or the nvidia driver (i have a nvidia card)
[15:12] <evowill> Dantexdv0: or enable uPnP on your router, and in your bit torrent client
[15:12] <DaveIngram> Seveas: It shows my two screens on top of each other... the clone screen box is unchecked, but I can't move the two around
[15:13] <Pizik_afk> gavi: nVidia
[15:13] <gavi> Pizik_afk, thanks
[15:13] <DaveIngram> Seveas: It also has a box that says Unknown.. as if it's see a third monitor /:
[15:13] <Pizik_afk> The proprietary nVidia one ;o)
[15:13] <fosco_> gavi: bye the moment, the restricted one
[15:13] <Pizik_afk> Is that called Restricted in Ubuntu?
[15:14] <gavi> um?
[15:14] <evowill> DaveIngram: that could be a TV out
[15:14] <Rabbitbunny> my sound output is doing a .5sec loop of a hi-hat. ps ax shows no audio programs running, Hints?
[15:14] <gavi> any facts here?
[15:15] <Rabbitbunny> gavi: sharks eat people, sometimes.
[15:15] <gavi> any facts related to what i was talking about
[15:15] <gavi> ?
[15:15] <mrwes> re
[15:15] <mrbean> blazzy: any clues?
[15:15] <DaveIngram> evowill: hmm.. but I'm still not able to move any of them around and both monitors are showing the same thing... any thoughts?
[15:15] <daw> I have an intel mobile graphics chip. I'm looking for pre-compiled up-to-date modules for Intrepid. I'm not a kernel hacker and don't want to be one :)
[15:16] <mrbean> gavi: you propably want the restricted nvidia driver
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[15:16] <Pizik_afk> gavi: I agree
[15:16] <gavi> mrbean, is that the one i just check and it installs?
[15:16] <daskreech> To get X sudo privvies I need a ~/.Xauthority or an ~/..Xauthorization file ?
[15:16] <mrbean> gavi: should be, it'll probably say something like "nvidia-177" on it
[15:16] <blazzy> mrbean: nope I'm pretty stumped. it might be time for a new launchpad submission.
[15:17] <gavi> mrbean, that is the one i always use... but its never amazing
[15:17] <Pizik_afk> Proprietary == Restricted I guess
[15:17] <fosco_> yes
[15:17] <gavi> videos online are ALWAYS like lacking fps
[15:17] <mrbean> blazzy: OK, I kind of thought so at this point, thanks for the help though
[15:17] <mrbean> gavi: what do you mean?
[15:17] <gavi> its just slow
[15:17] <fosco_> gavi: this is a flash issue
[15:17] <gavi> fosco_, possibly
[15:17] <mrbean> gavi: try installing from the binary packages at nvidia's site, they have later versions
[15:18] <gavi> because when i play a video from gstreamer its btter
[15:18] <gavi> mrbean, i think fosco_ is on to something
[15:18] <Slart> is there a repository somewhere that has the 64-bit flash plugin yet?
[15:18] <daw> I have an intel mobile graphics chip. I'm looking for pre-compiled up-to-date modules for Intrepid. Anyone know where i can get what I need?
[15:18] <mrbean> gavi: OK
[15:18] <onetinsoldier> Slart: in Jaunty there is :P
[15:18] <Slart> onetinsoldier: hmm.. wonder if it might be usable on intrepid..
[15:19] <onetinsoldier> Slart: it might be
[15:19] <gavi> fosco_, do u have more information for me?
[15:19] <kolby> for some reason, anytime I want to access the internet on my laptop I have to clear my ip tables.
[15:19] <josher4> Ok, I have a 250Gb external Drive. Currently, it is acting up and windows wont recognize it (To explore it and move files and such). I have had problems with ubuntu and have repartitioned the drive many times. I am wondering how to get it wiped and recognized by windows again . Thx...
[15:19] <Slart> onetinsoldier: can't really see why it would have a lot of dependencies besides firefox
[15:19] <evowill> !etiquette daw
[15:19] <HenryHeron> Hi, nutty question, but I just upgraded to 8.10 & cannot configure kppp to dial, etc., for me so I am using wvdial, which works, but do not know the command to hang up. Any one know? Thanks.
[15:20] <onetinsoldier> Slart: if you download it manually, it's just one file. i would tend to think it'd be useable in 8.10
[15:20] <gavi> and regarding the restricted driver.. when i install it, than the desktop resolution gets SMALLER than what it was... i think 1024x768
[15:20] <mrbean> josher4: I think you wanna use gparted
[15:20] <onetinsoldier> Slart: can you accept DCC sends?
[15:20] <evowill> !spam daw
[15:20] <gavi> now its uninstalled and after a clean ubuntu install my resolution was much higher
[15:20] <evowill> !spam > daw
[15:20] <fosco_> gavi: if you use a 64bits system you can try the new flash64 plugin, it gives better results for me
[15:21] <gavi> fosco_, nope... 32bits
[15:21] <RainCT> hi
[15:21] <josher4> Ok, mrbean. I am new to the whole partitioning and linux stuff so help would be nice.
[15:21] <onetinsoldier> Slart: ahh, nvm. i think you can just download it from packages.ubunutu.com
[15:21] <kolby> I have to run "iptables -F ; iptables -X ; iptables -P INPUT ACCEPT"
[15:21] <mrbean> HenryHeron: man wvdial? :P
[15:21] <onetinsoldier> ooops,  packages.ubuntu.com
[15:22] <kolby> if I don't run that, I can't even ping my router
[15:22] <HenryHeron> mrbean Minus the question mark I take it?
[15:22] <mrbean> HenryHeron: that'll show you the manual (man) page for the program, you should be able to find your answer there
[15:23] <mrbean> HenryHeron: yes, without the question mark
[15:23] <HenryHeron> mrbean thanks, I will do this.
[15:23] <Dwita_B16> please, how can i get ibex?
[15:23] <Dwita_B16> i mean ubuntu 8.10
[15:23] <RainCT> Can someone help me? I've tried grup2 (grup-pc) but after rebooting it gave "Error 11" and now I  can't get it working again... Installed grup (1) again, removed /boot/grub creating a new one with grub-install and copied the old menu.lst (http://paste.ubuntu.com/96956/) into it, etc.. but there's no way.. :S
[15:24] <josher4> Go to the www.ubuntu.com website and click to the desktop version ( I assune your not using a server) and then download it.
[15:25] <Rabbitbunny> how can you follow the instruction to get to irc... but not figure out an iso?
[15:25] <amorphous> does anybody know what would make Firefox jump directly to the end of the page instead of pg-dn-ing?
[15:25] <josher4> After that, burn the iso image to a disk (Most likely using a 3rd party program).
[15:25] <mrbean> HenryHeron: I just looked at the man page for you, and it's not very clear what you're supposed to do, but the command is control+C (exit)
[15:25] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: i doubt they realize you're talking to them. try highlighting?
[15:26] <josher4> Sorry, I am very new to all of this
[15:26] <Slart> onetinsoldier: wow.. I decided to just install it directly from adobe.. it was surprisingly easy..
[15:26] <RainCT> (using the entry from line 140 gives "Error 23: Error while parsing number" instead of "Error 11: Unrecognized device string")
[15:27] <mrbean> amorphous: End button?
[15:27] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: it's real easy, type the first few letter of their name and hit tab.
[15:27] <josher4> K, thanks
[15:28] <josher4> Ok, I have a 250Gb external Drive. Currently, it is acting up and windows wont recognize it (To explore it and move files and such). I have had problems with ubuntu and have repartitioned the drive many times. I am wondering how to get it wiped and recognized by windows again . Thx...
[15:28] <Stonekeeper> hi. does networkmanager use wpa_supplicant? If so, where does it store the wpa_supplicant.conf file? I can't find it anywhere? thanks!
[15:29] <mrbean> josher4: again, you need to use a partitioner program (gparted)
[15:29] <josher4> mrbean: I know, how do I use it?
[15:29] <josher4> mrbean:  I am vernew to al this...
[15:29] <josher4> very new*
[15:29] <mrbean> josher4: sudo apt-get install gparted, then run it either from alt+f2 or from the System menu
[15:29] <wmr> how to translate ubuntu?
[15:30] <josher4> hm....
[15:30] <RainCT> wmr: contact the translation team for your language
[15:30] <wmr> how to?
[15:30] <Pizik_afk> You sure do get some interesting questions in here ;o)
[15:30] <josher4> mrbean: The installation is bugged
[15:30] <mrbean> josher4: from there it's very easy to use, it's a nice graphical interface showing you all partitions. Basically you want to wipe everything, probably to a single NTFS partition
[15:30] <RainCT> josher4: if it's formatted as ext3, I think there's some application to get it to work on Windows
[15:31] <mrbean> josher4: what do you mean? the program will not run?
[15:31] <josher4> mrbean:  I mean, my installation does not work. Should I use the live CD?
[15:31] <Pizik_afk> RainCT: There is an ext2/3 driver for WinXP
[15:31] <mrbean> josher4: oh, in that case yes, check out the gparted livecd, it's great
[15:32] <mrbean> josher4: I'd recommend plugging in your drive before starting up your PC with the disc
[15:32] <josher4> mrbean: Where can I find it on the disk?
[15:32] <heath|work> ubuntu rules
[15:33] <RainCT> anyone knows how to get grub to work (see above)?
[15:33] <mrbean> josher4:http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php
[15:33] <krzaczor93> how can i download wine? if i use sudo apt-get install wine ,ubuntu is downloading 32bit version ,but my system is 64bit version :/
[15:33] <heath|work> RainCT, for windows you can get neogrub
[15:33] <mrbean> josher4: download the ISO (it's small) and burn it to a CD, use the CD to start your computer
[15:34] <RainCT> krzaczor93: there's no 64bit wine.. that one which apt-get installs should work fine
[15:34] <josher4> mrbean: The ISO of gparted?
[15:34] <Rabbitbunny> krzaczor93: synaptic.
[15:34] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: quit bothering with that. you have the Ubuntu live cd right?
[15:35] <RainCT> heath|work: When did I say I use such crap? :P.   The problem is that after trying out grub2 I can't boot anymore, getting either error 11 or error 23.. :S
[15:35] <mrbean> josher4: yes, gparted has its own Live CD (not to be confused with the Ubuntu Live CD). Go to that website, download the .iso file, burn it to a disc with something like Brasero or K3B
[15:35] <Rabbitbunny> you can boot that, apt-get gparted in ten socands and be done...
[15:35] <Rabbitbunny> seconds..
[15:35] <josher4> Wait
[15:35] <josher4> Where is this typed in?
[15:36] <amorphous> mrbean - sorry, was in google... how dyou mean, End Button? My prob is, when i press pg-dn, firefox goes directly tot he end of the page and doesn't page down.
[15:36] <RainCT> gparted is installed by default in the Ubuntu's LiveCD
[15:36] <jing1> hello everyone
[15:36] <josher4> ok, where do I type in this command or find it???
[15:36] <mrbean> mrbean: there's a button on your keyboard labeled "End" no?
[15:36] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: press alt+f2
[15:36] <josher4> ok
[15:36] <josher4> one sec
[15:37] <mrbean> amorphous: there's a button on your keyboard labeled "End" no?
[15:37] <amorphous> mrbean - yes...?
[15:37] <mrbean> amorphous: press it
[15:37] <RainCT> josher4: if you are on a LiveCD, System -> Admin. -> Partition Editor
[15:37] <amorphous> it takes me to the end of the page, mrbean
[15:38] <loz> hello all, happy new year in t minus 8 1/2 hours, give or take!
[15:38] <mrbean> amorphous: Oh, I see your trouble...BOTH pg-down and End send you to the bottom of the page
[15:38] <amorphous> a bit like the page-down button does - only the page down button should (i think) only take me down a page..?
[15:38] <amorphous> mrbean - Aye
[15:38] <RainCT> amorphous: I suppose the page is long enough so that there's more than one scroll possibility for pg. down? (eg, Try if the same happens on https://wiki.ubuntu.com)
[15:38] <jim_p> hello people
[15:38] <amorphous> RainCT, yeas
[15:39] <mrbean> amorphous: I have no idea why that would happen, both buttons do what they're supposed to on my keyboard <_<
[15:39] <RainCT> amorphous: and it only happens on Firefox?
[15:39] <krazed> Man.. ubuntu is ridiculious.
[15:39] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: I am on the main screen that pops up when you insert the 8.10 disk
[15:39] <Jack_Sparrow> !OT > krazed
[15:39] <krazed> Everything works, looks incredible.. I'm impressed.
[15:39] <krazed> mk
[15:39] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: click "run" or something, the top one.
[15:40] <amorphous> RainCT, yeah :( and i can't find much at all that's relevant :/
[15:40] <Jack_Sparrow> krazed, We appreciate your enthusiasm
[15:40] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Try ubuntu without any changes?
[15:40] <HenryHeron> mrbean I checked the wvdial manual: NO commands for hanging up a connect! ????
[15:40] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: there we go, that one.
[15:40] <RainCT> HenryHeron: kill it :P
[15:40] <mrbean> HenryHeron: yes, I'm sorry...I thought the man page would have the answer for you...it's control+C
[15:41] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Ok, gimie a sec for it to load...
[15:41] <loz> I would like to know if any can help me with a "slow system" issue, i have a fairly new computer, amd 64 dual core 4400 , decent graphic card etc, but the whole system is going really screwy over the last few weeks, programs hanging, really slow firefox, even though my connection speed is really good, anybodys direction would be apreciated...
[15:41] <amorphous> RainCT, and it doesn't happen anywhere else - just FF
[15:41] <jim_p> a few seconds ago the most bizarre thing happened. some friend send me a url of a .iso though msn protocol and pidgin. i clicked it assuming it will open firefox and it will start downloading. but it opened k3b and it tried saving it to /tmp and then recording it to the drive!
[15:41] <HenryHeron> mrbean I tried control+C no good.
[15:41] <Rabbitbunny> jim_p: it's saving you a step.
[15:41] <jim_p> why did it do that? last time it opened an image in eog the same way
[15:41] <Jack_Sparrow> loz, Are you using 64 or 32 bit os
[15:41] <mrbean> HenryHeron: you're pressing the control key, then the C key right? no plus (+) sign...just checking
[15:42] <jim_p> Rabbitbunny, lol. i need to mdsum it first and test it in vbox
[15:42] <HenryHeron> mrbean yes, that's correct.
[15:42] <RainCT> HenryHeron: Ctrl+C, or if you don't have the window anymore (you can get it into the background with Ctrl+Z and then   bg  )  find it with  "ps xa | grep wvdial" and then use  "kill XX" where XX is the number of the process
[15:42] <Rabbitbunny> RainCT: ax?
[15:43] <mrbean> HenryHeron: even simpler, you can actually use top | grep wvdial to find the PID
[15:43] <loz> Jack_Sparrow, i am using the 64 bit OS, latest intrepid
[15:43] <HenryHeron> RainCT Ok I'll try, but if I don't come back, you'll know it worked. :)
[15:43] <Jack_Sparrow> loz, and have you tried turning off effects, and what all have you installed manually or from outside repos
[15:44] <NoName> hello
[15:44] <voidstar> How do I change the language of my user account? System > Administration > Language Support seems like it changes the language for new accounts
[15:45] <HenryHeron> mrbean thanks all, I'll be seeing you, sometime.
[15:45] <Guest38645> I'm using wget in a script to download lots of files, problem is that it backgrounds itself and returns immediately
[15:45] <RainCT> Rabbitbunny: that's to see all the processes
[15:45] <Guest38645> so I end up having like 1000 wget-processes
[15:45] <mrbean> HenryHeron: no prob, good luck
[15:45] <Rabbitbunny> RainCT: yeah, but you told him to type xa.
[15:45] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest28059, Sounds like you need help with /j #bash
[15:46] <Jack_Sparrow> NoName^^^,  Sounds like you need help with /j #bash
[15:46] <NoName^^^> Jack_Sparrow: well, it's something with the default ubuntu settings for wget
[15:46] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Ok, desktop is loaded and such...
[15:46] <NoName^^^> it didn't do that before
[15:46] <RainCT> Rabbitbunny: ah, the order doesn't matter
[15:46] <Rabbitbunny> RainCT: ah.
[15:47] <Jack_Sparrow> NoName^^^, USe the pastebin to post your script.. NOT in the channel..
[15:47] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: press atl+f2, type 'sudo apt-get install gparted' and click 'run in terminal' then click go or run or something like that.
[15:47] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Ok, one sec
[15:48] <Jack_Sparrow> Rabbitbunny, you mean gksudo gparted right.. it is a gui app..
[15:48] <Rabbitbunny> Jack_Sparrow: nah, it's not on the live cd, got to get it first.
[15:48] <Jack_Sparrow> Rabbitbunny, I need to read slowly.. sorry
[15:48] <loz> Jack_Sparrow, i have downloaded XFCE desktop, do you think that could help?
[15:48] <Jack_Sparrow> Rabbitbunny, it is on the live cd..
[15:49] <Rabbitbunny> Jack_Sparrow: it's totally not.
[15:49] <Jack_Sparrow> Rabbitbunny, if the partition editor isnt there.. it isnt ubuntu
[15:49] <pido1999> !it
[15:49] <Rabbitbunny> Jack_Sparrow: it'll complain if it's there, this is foolproof.
[15:50] <josher4> Rabbitbunny:  Ok, a window popped up saying reading packages
[15:50] <Jack_Sparrow> Rabbitbunny, Agreed it cant hurt to apt-get it
[15:50] <josher4> Rabbitbunny:  Now what?
[15:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !info gparted
[15:51] <caeroe> instead of going to hibernate/suspend i just get a blinking cursor, and have to power down.  this is on 8.10 x64, was working fine in 8.04
[15:51] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: just wait until it pops up with a promt in that litle black window.
[15:52] <caeroe> i added Option         "NvAGP" "1" to xorg.conf, it still never suspends or hibernates, but when i booted up this time it said 'resuming' or whatever
[15:52] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: it'll say 'processing triggers for menu...', then it's almost done.
[15:52] <bogsdev> what is the best way to stop spam bots from hitting my MSN account on Pidgin?
[15:52] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Um, this will come after terminal?
[15:52] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: the black box popped up right?
[15:52] <Jack_Sparrow> Rabbitbunny, I just needed to clarify.. running a livecd it is there.. but once the os is installed from livecd, it wont be..
[15:52] <bogsdev> never had this problem before, but since I switched over to Ububntu and started using Pidgin I'm getting assaulted constantly
[15:52] <Rabbitbunny> Jack_Sparrow: o0o0o0o
[15:53] <COITO> I need help with the openoffice writer, can anyone?
[15:53] <RainCT> bogsdev: Tools -> Privacy
[15:53] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: screw that, close the black box. click System > Admin > Partition Editor.
[15:53] <Jack_Sparrow> COITO, oo has a channel for the best answers
[15:53] <RainCT> bogsdev: ensure that only your contacts can contact you
[15:54] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: There was no black window
[15:54] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: XD
[15:54] <bogsdev> RainCT: thanks, looked all over the preferences, didn't see that in the menu. oops.
[15:54] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: think of it like the spoon then. clikc system > admin > partition editor
[15:54] <COITO> I'm trying to change the ortographic corrention to Portuguese, and i changed everywhere, but no matter how far i go, he still corrects my current document as English USA... How can i change it to portuguese?
[15:55] <abchirk> hi all
[15:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !pt
[15:55] <abchirk> anyone knows a console tool to display the weather?
[15:55] <Jack_Sparrow> COITO, that channel can also be of help with that
[15:55] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: bah, default terms are white now... forgot about that.
[15:55] <josher4> Rabbitbunny:  It doesnt show my external
[15:55] <AngryElf> how do I prevent dhclient from starting?
[15:55] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: the menu is in the upper right corner.
[15:56] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Nvm, just found it
[15:56] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Ok....
[15:56] <COITO> ok
[15:56] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Just delete everything?
[15:56] <caeroe> so nothing... no reason why hibernate and suspend stopped working in 8.10?
[15:56] <caeroe> ok
[15:57] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: are you planning on using this on a windows box? if so I'd go with an ntfs partition. but yes, delete whatever parts are there, and create a new one.
[15:57]  * Rabbitbunny has terrible luck with windows and ext3
[15:57] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: I will be using this external on a windows
[15:57] <arno> kk
[15:57] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: awesome, then you can set it up like mine.
[15:58] <waseidel> hi i come here because nobody in ubuntu-mobile talks i want to know if it's possible to install ubuntu mobile in an iPAQ rx2400 and how i do to know the space available in that iPAQ
[15:58] <waseidel> lsusb → Bus 002 Device 011: ID 03f0:1c1d Hewlett-Packard
[15:58] <josher4> Rabbitbunny:  So, I want to understand this correctly, I just delete all the partitions then just create a NTFS partition that fills up the drive?
[15:59] <waseidel> dmesg → http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/96977/
[15:59] <arno> hallo
[15:59] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: Yup.
[15:59]  * newsgeek slaps newsgeek around a bit with a large trout
[16:00] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: OR, can I create a NTFS one that takes up only 150 GB so that I might later re-add Ubuntu?
[16:00] <MAXI-MUM> hi
[16:00] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: why would you put ubuntu on an external?
[16:00] <Jack_Sparrow> !hardware > waseidel
[16:00] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Because my internal is only 40 GB
[16:01] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: Right... so is mine.
[16:01] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: And upgrading that is beyond what I wish to do
[16:01] <MAXI-MUM> i have a problem i can make X start after memory upgrade to 4gb my vista works fine and bios and visa sees it 3.3 GB but works n linux it boots but x server dont start plz help i have intel 945 chipset
[16:01] <josher4> Rabbitbunny:  hmmm....
[16:01] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: I've got 8.10 installed, then XpPro/Vista ultimate on VMs.
[16:01] <waseidel> Jack_Sparrow, i don't know how to see the hardware and at hp page apears this
[16:01] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: ever heard of virtualbox?
[16:02] <waseidel> Jack_Sparrow, http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/DriverDownload.jsp?prodNameId=3253848&taskId=135&cc=ES&lang=es&prodSeriesId=3253844&prodTypeId=215348
[16:02] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: I believe so but refresh my memory.
[16:02] <Jack_Sparrow> waseidel, Understood, but even if that other channel is slow, that is only due to the number of users with that hardware
[16:03] <waseidel> may be that Jack_Sparrow
[16:03] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: it's a virtual box, quite literally, your ubuntu will let windows run on top of it by lying quite well and telling windows it's running on real hardware. It's great because you can; copy boxen, install the iffy software you though about... evenn maybe try *BSD.
[16:03] <waseidel> thnkz Jack_Sparrow
[16:04] <Jack_Sparrow> waseidel, good luck
[16:04] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Are these all on the 40 GB?
[16:04] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: you just have to remember to create the virtual hard drives on your external, where yo have space.
[16:04] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: And now you've lost me... lol
[16:05] <Brack10> Hi there
[16:05] <krzaczor93> wich php editor you recomended?
[16:05] <Brack10> would it be possible to compile an old Ubuntu PowerPC program on an iMac PowerPC?
[16:05] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: well, the virtual hard drive is actually a file, but virtualbox will tell windows it's a hard drive, you just have to put the file on your external, which is the only place you have room.
[16:05] <Brack10> on OSX
[16:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !ppc
[16:06] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Ah....
[16:06] <Brack10> or is that totally wrong
[16:07] <krzaczor93> would it be possible to install program for mac on some unix system?
[16:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot > krzaczor93,
[16:08] <zanberdo> stupid question: how can I find out the processor I have installed from cli?  I should know this but my brain is not working this morning...
[16:08] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: So are all these OSs installed onto the main then and then accessed and used by moving the files over to the External HD?
[16:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !vbox
[16:09] <MrFlowerR> Hello
[16:09] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: kinda. they're installed on the main, but to start the virtual boxes you start up virtualbox-ose, which will give you sort of a contral panel, you click on the tab/virtualbox you want to start, and click go.
[16:10] <josher4> oooo
[16:10] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: I like
[16:10] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: it's pimp.
[16:10] <Extend> after upgrading from 8.04 to 8.10, i can't change my password , i was using auth-client-conf & ldap-auth etc this packages i reconfigured it but still getting this error " http://paste.ubuntu.com/97011/ "
[16:11] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: XD, ill look into that
[16:11] <Extend> any idea
[16:11] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Anyways, sohuld I create a full NTFS you think?
[16:11] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: should*
[16:12] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: yeah, linux does quite well with ntfs, whereas windows does quite badly with ext3
[16:13] <Jack_Sparrow> Extend, password for what.  root?
[16:13] <Extend> no
[16:13] <Extend> user
[16:13] <Extend> user in ldap
[16:13] <Extend> i have openldap server
[16:13] <Extend> but this is not a server side problem
[16:13] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Ok, just to be 100% sure, I delete EVERYTHING that I see in the window (With the exception of free space)??
[16:13] <Jack_Sparrow> Rabbitbunny, please clarify...   you dont install ubuntu on an ntfs partition
[16:14] <tvaughn> 24664
[16:14] <Rabbitbunny> Jack_Sparrow: external
[16:14] <noamsml> I'm curious. Has glibc been updated to account for the 2008 leap second?
[16:14] <gorlak> is it even possible to install ubuntu on a ntfs drive? and use ntfs instead of ext3??/
[16:14] <Jack_Sparrow> Rabbitbunny, read and write ntfs fine but not for holding the ubuntu os
[16:14] <tvaughn> what would quicktime be called in ubuntu 8.10 package repisotories
[16:14] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: yes, assuming you don't want that data anymore.
[16:14] <Rabbitbunny> Jack_Sparrow: Right.
[16:14] <gorlak> ah
[16:14] <noamsml> gorlak: Why would you?
[16:15] <Rabbitbunny> tvaughn: it think it's in those gstreamer packages.
[16:15] <tvaughn> thanks
[16:15] <gorlak> no practical reason, curiousity, i have used ntfs drives before, simple curiousity
[16:15] <josher4> Rabbitbunny:  Ok, I dont, so here it goes...
[16:15] <levidos> hello.  acpi -b gives me bullshit. what should i do?
[16:15] <Jack_Sparrow> levidos, Watch the language.. thanks
[16:15] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: What the heck?????
[16:16] <nicklas_> öj
[16:16] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: It doesnt give me the option to
[16:16] <Rabbitbunny> option to what?
[16:16] <gorlak> i had a 700 gig that was prior ntfs, that i didnt bother changing over when it went from being a ms to ubuntu machine for the longest time.
[16:16] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Delete the partitions
[16:16] <zanberdo> sorry,  I should have qualified my question.  I mean to ask: how can I determine the specific model of my processor?
[16:16] <Rabbitbunny> gorlak: that's how my 1tb is.
[16:16] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: Yes it does.
[16:16] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: It is grayed out
[16:17] <zanberdo> I know I've got a core2duo installed
[16:17] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: click on one in the list.
[16:17] <zanberdo> I'd like to know the specific model
[16:17] <gorlak> still is? not going to change it to ext3 or something else?
[16:17] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: I did
[16:17] <Rabbitbunny> gorlak: nope, sometimes I take it with me. I ext3'd it for about twoo week before I lost the files.
[16:17] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: pick one lower on the list.
[16:18] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Same
[16:18] <Rabbitbunny> ...permissions?
[16:18] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Ugh...
[16:18] <Rabbitbunny> or does livecd mount ro?
[16:18] <josher4> It has keys next to them
[16:19] <gorlak> i see, for compatibility reasons, i had the 700 as external WD drive, however i dismantled it, and stuck the sata drive inside my server, after that no need for ntfs so i shuffled data around till i could move everything off it, and redid it in ext3,
[16:19] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: are the partitions mounted? look at the desktop.
[16:19] <Jack_Sparrow> zanberdo, look in bios at boot
[16:19] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: What do you mean?
[16:19] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: if it says *little disk picture* 'your external', right click on that and unmount it.
[16:19] <Jack_Sparrow> gorlak, Did you install with wubi for that first install
[16:20] <Rabbitbunny> gorlak: Ah, I run old hardware, no sata.
[16:20] <gorlak> the sever is a complete ubuntu, 8.04
[16:20] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Ok, unmounted
[16:20] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: now you should be able to delete them.
[16:20] <vuln> The Ubuntu setup allows me to install the system (/) in a partition and /home/ in another?
[16:20] <Jack_Sparrow> vuln, yes
[16:21] <MikeH> does gnome have some sort of widget that allows me to embed a web page, in frame on the desktop?
[16:21] <vuln> Jack_Sparrow: How can I do it?
[16:21] <sidewalk> how do i get tv-out working for my partly integrated nvidia chip, deskop machine?
[16:22] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Ok, I have clicked delete on the lowest one.
[16:22] <Jack_Sparrow> vuln, it is quite easy to do .. select manual when it asks to partition the drive
[16:22] <levidos> acpi -b shows me that my battery level is 100%, but it's not... what can i do in this case?
[16:22] <zanberdo> Jack_Sparrow: ok, that is certainly one way.  Given that this is a 64-bit cpu, if I wanted to install the 64-bit kernel, would I install the amd64 version?  that doesn't sound right to me as it's intel...
[16:22] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: The other two I cant
[16:22] <gorlak> jack_sparrow, the switch from ms to ubuntu did not use the wubi, i just built a small server had ms on it for about a week, then did a clean install of ubuntu once the 8.04 came out
[16:22] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: are they mounted?
[16:22] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Retrying
[16:22] <Jack_Sparrow> zanberdo, We try to encourage new users to stick with 32 bit until they get a better understanding of ubuntu/linux
[16:23] <Jack_Sparrow> zanberdo, there is little advantage with 64 unless you really need to access more than 4 gigs of ram
[16:23] <Jack_Sparrow> gorlak, I am having a hard time understanding how ubuntu on ntfs could possibly work
[16:24] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: I unmounted my drive
[16:24] <gorlak> oh no, misunderstanding, my server : 320gb main drive, 700gig data drive
[16:24] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: alll the partitions on the external right? you kinda need the internal mounted.
[16:24] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Now what?
[16:24] <levidos> i really like johnny depp,,, it;s one of my favorite actors :D
[16:24] <gorlak> i just saw someone ask about the ubuntu on ntfs, and was curious if it would even work
[16:24] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot > levidos
[16:24] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: The internal is
[16:24] <Jack_Sparrow> gorlak, No.. it wont
[16:24] <Rabbitbunny> gorlak: not even close.
[16:25] <zanberdo> Jack_Sparrow: right, I understand this. but my question remains the same: where I to want to install the 64-bit version of ubuntu on my intel core2duo (assuming I had a reason to), would I download and install from the -amd64.iso or is there another avenue for intel 64?
[16:25] <zanberdo> s/where/were
[16:25] <Jack_Sparrow> zanberdo, yes amd
[16:25] <gorlak> i have never run ubuntu on ntfs, the 700 gig data drive was  ntfs but it wasnt running the os, just storage,
[16:25] <roxazer> hi, how can i kill Xorg? if i run ctrl+alt+backspace or killing the process Xorg just reloads
[16:25] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: The external has just been unmounted
[16:25] <zanberdo> Jack_Sparrow: thank you
[16:25] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[16:25] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: Okay, the gparted should delete the partitions.
[16:26] <zanberdo> Jack_Sparrow: sorry, one more thing: can you direct me to a reference site that explains the differences between 32 and 64 bit linux (beyond the memory management)?
[16:26] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Ok, I have two left on it
[16:26] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: delete them?
[16:26] <Jack_Sparrow> zanberdo, I cnnant think of one
[16:26] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Cant
[16:26] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: greyed out?
[16:26] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: yes
[16:27] <zanberdo> Jack_Sparrow: ok, np, thanks anyway
[16:27] <Jack_Sparrow> !chroot
[16:27] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: try applying that change.
[16:27] <gorlak> is the ext4 file system now stable?
[16:28] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: I found out what was the problem :D . It was the swap file.
[16:28] <DaveIngram> I have downloaded a driver that is said to be compatible with my Video Card, but I can't figure out how to install it :/
[16:28] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: an external is a bad place for a swap, btw.
[16:28] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Like I said, I am extreemly new to this.
[16:28] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: future info and stuff, installing ubuntu to your external is a bad idea.
[16:28] <krzaczor93> gorlak: i use ext4 and everything is ok
[16:29] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Do a virtualsandbox type?
[16:29] <gorlak> krzaczor93: which ubuntu are you runing?
[16:29] <Jack_Sparrow> Dave123, What video card,  when you find stuff on the web, they have instructions on how to install it.. (
[16:29] <k0tar3l> Rabbitbunny: why is it a bad idea?
[16:29] <DaveIngram> How do I install a driver?
[16:29] <Rabbitbunny> k0tar3l: speeds, and he likes to leave with the external.
[16:30] <Jack_Sparrow> Dave123, What video card,  when you find stuff on the web, they have instructions on how to install it.. (
[16:30] <Rabbitbunny> DaveIngram: modprobe
[16:30] <Jack_Sparrow> Dave123, What specific version of ubuntu?
[16:30] <k0tar3l> Rabbitbunny : im running on external usb, and i have no problems with usb 2.0 speeds, no lag at all
[16:30] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: well, kinda. but really your options are, ubuntu with xp in virtual box, dual boot, or no windows.
[16:30] <krzaczor93> gorlak: 8.10 AMD64
[16:31] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Ok, it is all empty, now make a NTFS partition that fills the drive?
[16:31] <Rabbitbunny> k0tar3l: hmmm, maybe hardware has surpassed mine at quite a leap.
[16:31] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: Right.
[16:31] <DaveIngram> I have 8.04 Ubuntu, and it's the Intel GM965 video card
[16:31] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Alright, one sec.
[16:32] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Make it round cylinders?
[16:32] <Jack_Sparrow> josher4, yes
[16:32] <Rabbitbunny> i like square cylinders.
[16:32] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: And do I need a Label?
[16:32] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: Yeah.
[16:32] <Jack_Sparrow> !res
[16:33] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: It can be anything?
[16:33] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: Yeah. you should probably try to indicate that it's external somehow in it's name.
[16:33] <DaveIngram> I've downloaded the drive at http://intellinuxgraphics.org/ ..under Download > Stable Driver components, I don't know which to download and then I don't know what to do once I download them :/
[16:33] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: I will
[16:33] <Aurelien> vive MANDRIVA
[16:34] <krazed> Do I have to do anything special to mount an external USB drive? I'm getting mount errors.
[16:34] <Lizzy_Swan> Arg! Jack Sparrow!
[16:34] <Lizzy_Swan> !offtopic
[16:34] <Rabbitbunny> krazed: not normally.
[16:34] <krzaczor93> aurelien: mandriva is for n00bs xD
[16:35] <Lizzy_Swan> ...Hi Jack
[16:35] <krazed> Odd; It's saying NTFS is either inconsistent, or hardware faults, or a SoftRAID/FakeRAID hardware
[16:35] <Jack_Sparrow> krazed, if it refuses to mount and is fat or ntfs it may need to me force mounted or unmounted properly from windows
[16:35] <Jack_Sparrow> !hi > Lizzy_Swan
[16:35] <Gad> k.lb
[16:35] <Gad> hi all
[16:36] <Gad> is aneone speak russin?
[16:36] <Jack_Sparrow> !ru
[16:36] <Gad> *anyone
[16:36] <Lizzy_Swan> How do you change a computers name via the command line?
[16:36] <snikpo> Why isn't 2.6.29 kernel in the update manager yet in 8.10?
[16:36] <krazed> Lizzy_Swan: hostname <name> works
[16:37] <Lizzy_Swan> ok thanks Krazed
[16:37] <dcider> running 8.10, nvidia driver 96.43.09. Ti4200. when i run visual effects in normal or extra i loose the window borders
[16:37] <krzaczor93> who speak polish?
[16:37] <hateball> !pl | krzaczor93
[16:38] <krazed> Rabbitbunny: How would I force mount? I try mounting manually through terminal and it shows the same error
[16:38] <Rabbitbunny> oh, it's pl...
[16:38] <Rabbitbunny> krazed: no idea, see Jack_Sparrow.
[16:38] <whyameye> dcider: not sure what normal or extra is but are you in gnome/compiz and have you tried metacity instead?
[16:38] <krzaczor93> dcider: download drivers for your graphic card
[16:38] <Jack_Sparrow> krazed, that error is not something to be forced.
[16:38] <snikpo> Why isn't 2.6.29 kernel in the update manager yet in 8.10?
[16:38] <DaveIngram> I have an Intel Graphics card and have found drivers at http://intellinuxgraphics.org/ ..but I don't know how to install them, can anyone help?
[16:39] <krazed> Jack_Sparrow: Any idea on it? It worked fine yesterday on slack
[16:39] <Rabbitbunny> snikpo: Seriously. You're not the one doing the work, It's volunteer work. Quit crying or go help.
[16:39] <joaopinto> snikpo, because the kernel is not upgrade on the stable release, it only gets minor updates for bug fixes
[16:39] <snikpo> Rabbitbunny: it was a question not a statement, jerk
[16:39] <Jack_Sparrow> snikpo, PLease hold down the repeats.  If you must have it now, you need to compile it yourself
[16:39] <runparts> Hello, I have a quick question: For years I've been running the command 'xset m 5 1' every time I log in to increase the speed of my trackpoint cursor. It's been so long I don't even remember what exactly that command does. How can I replicate this functionality/increase cursor tracking speed and acceleration in Xorg.conf?
[16:39] <joaopinto> !language | snikpo
[16:39] <dcider> whyameye: no i havent tried metacity yet, will give it a shot
[16:39]  * Rabbitbunny cries
[16:39] <whyameye> dcider: oh I get it. Normal visual effects or extra visual effects under "appearance." Then you already have the drivers. compiz isn't working for you. metacity is (none for effects.) I dunno, but it's consistent with my thought that metacity is a bit more stable.
[16:39]  * Pizik_afk gently pats Rabbitbunny
[16:40]  * Lizzy_Swan declares rabit season
[16:40] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: I like to do things right the first time. Check these specs: Free space preceding- 0MB | New size- 238473MB (Max) | Free space following- 0MB | Round Cylinders- (Checked) | Create as- Primary Partition | Filesystem- ntfs | Name- (One with external in it)
[16:40] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: Perfect.
[16:40] <snikpo> Jack_sparrow: repeat my nuts
[16:40] <snikpo> in your mouth
[16:40] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Alright
[16:40] <RB2> Good Morning. Is anyone here familiar with Home User Backup?
[16:40] <dcider> krzaczor93: these r the latest drivers that i can find,
[16:40] <Pizik_afk> lol
[16:40] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: I click apply after?
[16:41] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: Yup.
[16:41] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: Then you wait for a very long time.
[16:41] <maszlo> can anyone recommend an application to adjust a group of photos to correct the time date stamp?  I use f-spot to manage photos and have used the adjust time in the program.  but does not seem to reorganize the images in the correct folder and this is important to me.
[16:41] <krzaczor93> bye everybody and happy new year :D
[16:42] <bcgrown> hello, does anyone know of any apps that I can use for monitoring total data transfer on my internet connection?  i would prefer something that integrates nicely with GNOME
[16:42] <RainCT> are changes done with synclient permanent?
[16:42] <maszlo> command line exif tool would be most idea to recursivly apply the time difference to all the images.. the camera time was just off when taking these images
[16:43] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Oh goody, I got an error
[16:43] <maszlo> bcgrown: you might want to look at http://conky.sourceforge.net/
[16:43] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: That's a terrible terrible thing.
[16:43] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: what does it say?
[16:44] <joaopinto> RainCT, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=95614
[16:44] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Trying to get the details
[16:44] <f1ice> Hi, this is my first time here
[16:44] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Its not much but here it is
[16:46] <bcgrown> maszlo:  that looks great but i was hoping for a small icon thing that could just sit in the panel and not take up any desktop space.   any other ideas?
[16:46] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Ok, it started off ok with creating a empty partition and setting the partition type on /dev/sdb1
[16:46] <Squizmek_> I tried running Envy from safe mode and it gave me an error: Dependency is not satisfiable: build-essential
[16:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !envy
[16:47] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: But when it got to the creating the new ntfs filesystem, here is what it states
[16:47] <pablolibo> apt-get install build-essential?
[16:48] <Squizmek_> pablolibo: where do I type that
[16:48] <Retghy> Hello all.
[16:49] <rasta> wow
[16:49] <jimmio> Hello all, anyone know of a utility to take all audio files in a directory and adjust the volumes to -1 db like they should be?
[16:49] <Retghy> Is there anyone willing to help a Ubuntu newbie with his laptop problem?
[16:49] <Retghy> an*
[16:49] <pablolibo> Squizmek_, Type in console "sudo apt-get install build-essential
[16:49] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Text ended before matching quote was found for ". (The text was 'sh -c 'nice -n 19 mkntfs -Q -W -L "Josh's External Hard Drive" /dev/sdb1")
[16:50] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: remove the ' from that name, you can't have those btw.
[16:50]  * Rabbitbunny isnt going to explain excaping
[16:50] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: That was my guess also
[16:50] <josher4> Rabbitbunny:
[16:51] <josher4> nvm that last one
[16:51] <Rabbitbunny> heh
[16:51] <josher4> XD
[16:51] <Retghy> I just installed the latest version of ubuntu, even thought everything seems fine I cannot connect to any Wireless network...I think driver is wrong
[16:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !wifi
[16:51] <Retghy> !wifi
[16:51] <josher4> Mine works
[16:52] <Squizmek_> pablolibo: coudlnt find package.
[16:52] <MO_> hi~
[16:52] <Retghy> been there but honestly it is kinda frustrating...
[16:52] <MO_> happy new year!
[16:52] <hawk> Anyone know if there is a complete set of mono 2.0.1 packages (including mod_mono) for intrepid floating around somewhere?
[16:52] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: YaY!
[16:52] <IdleOne> how do I track down what app is using a mount so I can kill it and unmount the volume?
[16:52] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: It completed without a hitch
[16:53] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Alright, leme test in in windows
[16:53] <onetinsoldier> IdleOne: the lsof command
[16:53] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: Sweet.
[16:54] <Schnuff> hallo
[16:54] <josher4> Well, I think I might go with ur idea for ubuntu, at a later date
[16:54] <josher4> I love Ubuntu, just gotta figure out how to get it on properly
[16:54] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: You're really close now.
[16:55] <IdleOne> onetinsoldier: I don't know how to use that command. lsof mount returns 3 links for more info
[16:55] <Rabbitbunny> So, channel seems to have slowed down a little...
[16:55] <LordMelchett> bye
[16:55] <hop-frog> IdleOne: what's the actual problem?
[16:55] <Rabbitbunny> My speakers are playing a 0.5sec loop of a hi-hat. I think rythmbox crashed. Hints?
[16:56] <peter_> hi
[16:56] <onetinsoldier> IdleOne: i haven't really used it much myself. i just know it'd be the comand for that though
[16:56] <IdleOne> onetinsoldier: i want to unmount /dev/sdb1 so I can plug it into my other machine
[16:56] <debaser> hi
[16:56] <IdleOne> onetinsoldier: it is a usb HD external
[16:56] <debaser> when setting up a xdmcp server, is it possible to also redirect sound to the client?
[16:56] <onetinsoldier> IdleOne: tried lsof | grep sdb1  ...?
[16:57] <hop-frog> IdleOne: make sure you don't have any shells open that are "cd"ed into the external's mount directory
[16:57] <debaser> because I've set up one and the client's sounds are played in the server
[16:57] <debaser> sorry for my english
[16:58] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Alright, the moment of truth
[16:58] <josher4> XD
[16:58] <Rabbitbunny> lol
[16:58] <IdleOne> onetinsoldier: hop-frog lsof | grep sdb1 returns nothing and I don't believe I have any shells cd'ed to that drive
[16:58] <saler> XD
[16:58] <josher4> yay
[16:59] <josher4> It works great!
[16:59] <g0r8y> Anyone here using intrepid + nvidia driver with a gforce 400 based card? cant get mine working
[16:59] <hop-frog> IdleOne: sudo?
[16:59] <nachohi88> got a problem with fonts... tried to install the fonts from my windows fonts folder with fonty python but after i restart and open firefox at google page i just see lines where i've to see leters
[16:59] <jimmio> If there's no way to bulk adjust volumes of audio... is there a tool to convert .flac to high quality .mp3?
[16:59]  * jobe is otherwise occupied: Gone away for now
[17:00] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: Cool, now to play with it.
[17:00] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Thank you so much for all the help and time you have given me
[17:00] <onetinsoldier> IdleOne: i'm not sure what to do exactly, reading the man page myself right now. perhaps   lsof +D <mount_point>
[17:00] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: XD
[17:01] <nachohi88> what's the default font in firefox?
[17:01] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Where did you get that Sandbox program for free?
[17:01] <dcider> whyameye: checked in synaptic and metacity is installed,
[17:01] <IdleOne> onetinsoldier: how can I force it to unmount?
[17:01] <barefoot> so there is no python3-tk package yet? is it in another package?
[17:01] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: It's called virtualbox
[17:01] <g0r8y> Anyone here using intrepid + nvidia driver with a gforce 400 based card? - I only get a black screen after gdm starts, but i know the os continues to load fine
[17:01] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Yea, that one
[17:01] <Rabbitbunny> !vbox | josher4
[17:01] <onetinsoldier> IdleOne: -f option/flag
[17:02] <Jack_Sparrow> g0r8y, ctrl - alt - F2 and see if you get a terminal window
[17:02] <hop-frog> !nvidia | g0r8y
[17:02] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: There are no links for the free one...
[17:02] <hop-frog> g0r8y: that happens on my laptop, you need to add an option to xorg.conf as described in the wiki guide
[17:02] <g0r8y> Jack_Sparrow,  i do - have followed all how 2's - i think it might be a bug
[17:02] <hop-frog> g0r8y: or at least you can try it
[17:02] <Pizik_afk> Just want to wish you all a Happy New Year from #planeshift and hope you all get as drunk as you wish to be tonight with minimal hangovers tomorrow ;o)
[17:02] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: It's in the repositories, apt-get install virtualbox-ose
[17:03] <josher4> ah.....
[17:03] <WI0N> This may be a Thunderbird group question (if there is a group, but...)  ...any idea why my new email's FROM field is getting popluated with "rostaman@" instead of the username I provided in SMPT settings?
[17:03] <josher4> k
[17:03] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Ill look into tht
[17:03] <onetinsoldier> IdleOne: did you try it?   umount -f /dev/sdb1  ...?
[17:03] <g0r8y> Is there a way i can make use xrandr from a different tty?
[17:03] <dnyy> How can I tell update manager to ignore certain packages?
[17:03] <josher4> Rabbitbunny: Thanks a lot
[17:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !pinning > dnyy
[17:04] <IdleOne> onetinsoldier: says device is busy
[17:04] <Rabbitbunny> josher4: np
[17:04] <g0r8y> Jack_Sparrow, hop-frog: the weird thing is according to the xserver log, all is fine
[17:04] <onetinsoldier> IdleOne: so, the force option didn't fore it to unmount eh? pfft, that sucks
[17:04] <debaser> when setting up a xdmcp server, is it possible to also redirect sound to the client? because I've set up one and the client's sounds are played in the server
[17:04] <IdleOne> onetinsoldier: lol yeah
[17:05] <saler> IdleOne,just reboot !!!
[17:05] <IdleOne> saler: I am not running Windows!
[17:05] <saler> iknow , init 0 , init 1
[17:06] <onetinsoldier> IdleOne: in that case i'd still keep trying to figure out the lsof command to show you what's using it.
[17:06] <onetinsoldier> IdleOne: what if you just type in simply....    mount
[17:06] <hop-frog> g0r8y: yeah, it's a bug.  The workaround is on the wiki
[17:06] <g0r8y> hop-frog, do u mean adding the busid param, that hasnt helped
[17:06] <vignesh> i installed firestarter to enable internet sharing. now on the other computer, what port number should i give in the proxy settings ?
[17:07] <onetinsoldier> IdleOne: any clues there? does anything like  gvfs  show up in that for /dev/sdb1?
[17:07] <onetinsoldier> or fuse
[17:07] <hop-frog> g0r8y: no
[17:08] <g0r8y> hop-frog: cool =) will go read.
[17:08] <hop-frog> g0r8y: search the page for "geforce"
[17:09] <m__> hi
[17:09] <m__> عرب ؟
[17:09] <Guest69682> how can i chat with people using messenger
[17:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !arabic
[17:09] <m__> ليه ماتكتبون عربي ؟
[17:10] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest69682, try pidgin
[17:10] <Guest69682> do i have pig
[17:10] <Lizzy_Swan> ....
[17:11] <Guest69682> dgin on ubuntu
[17:11] <Lizzy_Swan> oh, ok
[17:11] <hop-frog> Guest69682: yes, in your Internet menu
[17:11] <Jack_Sparrow> !info pidgin
[17:11] <krazed> Guest69682: Applications -> Internet
[17:12] <eliasericssonryd> Hi, i'm having problem hooking my ubuntu laptop on to my wireless network, it's a dell latitude D610. It works with TP cable but that is not much fun. Could somebody walk me through it? (yes i read the ubuntu-help but that wasn't much of use when it wanted to link to the wiki, duuh no internet connection!)
[17:12] <heath|work> I have wine installed and I seem to be missing msiexe.exe, do I need to install something else?
[17:12] <g0r8y> hop-frog: spinning cubes are a gogo! tyvm mate, off to update my forum posts :)
[17:12] <hop-frog> g0r8y: cool, no problem
[17:12] <Pikao> hi everyone
[17:12] <Jack_Sparrow> eliasericssonryd, that is a bcm43xx wireless and they take some work.  I have a few of the 610s..  but none are running intrepid
[17:13] <eliasericssonryd> intrepid? whut?
[17:13] <seria-mau> hi
[17:13] <krazed> eliasericssonryd: 8.10
[17:13] <Jack_Sparrow> eliasericssonryd, intrepid is the latest versionof ubuntu
[17:13] <Jack_Sparrow> !bcm43xx
[17:14] <eliasericssonryd> oh, i'm running feisty fawn, forgot to mention that! :P
[17:14] <sorsis> Can you tell me command line name for a graphical package manager which is default of gnome system?
[17:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !feisty
[17:14] <Jack_Sparrow> eliasericssonryd, You need a newer version
[17:14] <seria-mau> i have an i810 graphics adapter. how can i change the amount of shared memory it uses? i discovered CacheLines option but i dont know which value to set. for memory in bytes (i tried 8, 16 and 32 megs) i always get ring buffer allocation failed
[17:14] <hop-frog> sorsis: synaptic
[17:14] <bazhang> !upgrade | eliasericssonryd follow the link on this page
[17:14] <hop-frog> sorsis: or gnome-app-install
[17:15] <sorsis> hop-frog: ty
[17:15] <barefoot> can anyone tell me what the problem is here? (python + tkinter) http://apache.pastebin.ca/1297174
[17:16] <eliasericssonryd> is gutsy enogh?
[17:16] <zetto> eliasericssonryd, i recommend upgrade, but is enought ...
[17:16] <hop-frog> eliasericssonryd: yes, but only until april.  You should go to Hardy, that's an LTS release
[17:18] <lindy> HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[17:19] <Benjamint> I need some help with Wireless Card drivers.
[17:19] <_gm> hi all
[17:19] <_gm> i have verizon dsl
[17:19] <_gm> and i m going to install ubuntu on my pc
[17:19] <bazhang> Benjamint, what version of ubuntu; and is it mint
[17:19] <_gm> will i have to configure it or it will auto configure my verizon dsl
[17:20] <onetinsoldier> IdleOne: hello, get anything figured out yet?
[17:20] <Benjamint> bazhang: Intrepid Ibex
[17:20] <eliasericssonryd> hmmm it fails to find all archives :S
[17:20] <onetinsoldier> IdleOne: how about trying   lsof /dev/sdb1
[17:20] <bazhang> Benjamint, what wireless chipset
[17:20] <Benjamint> bazhang: I was trying to follow these instructions, but it wasn't working: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/BuffaloWLIL11GUSB
[17:20] <bazhang> eliasericssonryd, you need to follow the link for upgrade to gutsy
[17:21] <eliasericssonryd> this one right? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GutsyUpgrades
[17:21] <bazhang> eliasericssonryd, need to change sources.list
[17:21] <_gm> how do i configure my verizon DSL on ubuntu 8.10?
[17:21] <eliasericssonryd> okay, that first step
[17:23] <stephane> hello
[17:24] <onetinsoldier> !hi stephane
[17:24] <onetinsoldier> oops
[17:24] <onetinsoldier> hi stephane
[17:24] <onetinsoldier> !hi | stephane
[17:24] <stephane> does anyone know how to correct write /etc/security/limits.conf ?
[17:24] <onetinsoldier> :-)
[17:24] <stephane> thanks guy !
[17:24] <eliasericssonryd> add these lines in "etc/apt/sources.list" how can i add the lines, i dont know how
[17:26] <storrgie> I cant find the launcher for system cleaner
[17:27] <Benjamint> bazhang: How would I find my wireless chipset?
[17:27] <bazhang> Benjamint, are you at the machine in question now?
[17:27] <zelda> doesnt lspci work?
[17:28] <bazhang> I think lsusb in this case though
[17:28] <Benjamint> bazhang: Yes. I'm using a wired connections because the wireless card will not work.
[17:29] <zelda> whats the command to view all hardware?
[17:29] <bazhang> Benjamint, open a terminal and type lsusb and that should list the exact chipset
[17:29] <Guest63131> i want friends to accept me in yahoo so we can chat how to i do that using pidgin
[17:29] <bazhang> sudo lshw zelda
[17:29] <zelda> ok cool
[17:29] <Benjamint> bazhang: Which one will be the chipset?
[17:29] <lakcaj> storrgie, dpkg -L system-cleaner | grep bin
[17:29] <zelda> look for the wireless card, and it should tell you
[17:30] <lakcaj> storrgie, or if you are using the gtk version,  dpkg -L system-cleaner-gtk | grep bin
[17:30] <zelda> whats the brand name on the card?
[17:30] <bazhang> Benjamint, how about paste.ubuntu.com with the output of lsusb if you cannot find it
[17:30] <nicklas_> something fun i can do with eeebuntu 2.0 on an asus eee 900?
[17:30] <eliasericssonryd> how to add lines in /etc/apt/ sources.list?
[17:31] <bazhang> eliasericssonryd, in gnome?
[17:31] <eliasericssonryd> 7.04
[17:31] <storrgie> lakcaj: sorry i didnt know it was called cruft-remover-gtk
[17:31] <Benjamint> bazhang: http://paste.ubuntu.com/97056/
[17:31] <eliasericssonryd> graphic or terminal, doesn't matter, please walk me through it
[17:31] <frankNdrrh> bazhang : I have te same problem with my wlan card. lsusb does not show my device, but lspci shows : Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 4965 AG or AGN [Kedron] Network Connection (rev 61)
[17:32] <Guest63131> i need an assistance now please
[17:32] <zelda> Kedron is the chipset right?
[17:32] <bazhang> frankNdrrh, does ifconfig show three entries or two
[17:32] <zelda> well its an Intel based.
[17:32]  * steve_k wishes everyone a happy new year
[17:33] <lukeW> has anyone else had big problems with amarok2?
[17:33] <Benjamint> bazhang: http://paste.ubuntu.com/97056/ that is what the command brings up
[17:33] <dballester> trying to install intrepid on hp pavilion dv5 with vista preinstalled. When trying to resize with gparted, allways says that vista partitions is broken ( like an unclean shutdown, what is false ). Do you know if I must deactivate something on vista to get a clena view of ntfs partition from intrepid livecd ? TIA
[17:33] <frankNdrrh> bazhang :  it shows 4 : eth0, lo, ppp0, wlan0
[17:34] <bazhang> Benjamint, yeah I saw it, what does ifconfig show and do you boot with the device in or hotplug after startup
[17:34] <flajann> Anyone knows how to get VPNC working with a Cisco VPN connection without dropping out every few minutes?
[17:34] <Aji-Daha1a> "xterm Xt error: Can't open display: :0.0" when I try to run xterm :(
[17:34] <bazhang> frankNdrrh, do you have a wifi hotspot to test on
[17:35] <bazhang> frankNdrrh, preferably one that is not encrypted
[17:35] <att0> how do I delete a folder using the Terminal?
[17:35] <Benjamint> bazhang: shall I do another paste for ifconfig? I boot with the device plugged in.
[17:36] <frankNdrrh> bazhang : as far as I know there are only encrypted ones around here, I do see them under Wbut with Ubuntu the wifi card is not even active
[17:36] <bazhang> Benjamint, no need, just tell me if there is something like wlan0 or similar in addition to lo and eth0
[17:36] <Rolaulten> Hello, I am trying to add the gnome menu to the context menu when I right click on the desktop. Any ideas how I might go about this?
[17:36] <bazhang> frankNdrrh, this is a dual boot or with wubi
[17:36] <frankNdrrh> bazhang : fyi : I am working on a dell laptop Precision M4300
[17:36] <Benjamint> bazhang: There is only 'eth0' and 'lo'
[17:36] <att0> how do I delete a folder using Terminal?
[17:37] <krazed> att0: man rm
[17:37] <flajann> Anyone knows how to get KDE or Gnome working correctly with multiple monitors on Ubuntu 8.10?
[17:37] <frankNdrrh> bazhang : it is a dual boot and it has an led for the wifi card so I know it is not active right now, when I start Ubuntu, it flickers but then goes inactive
[17:37] <pronto> ok, i'm getting the weirdest error, when i try to watch a flash video, about 40% of the time it will seem like its fastforwading the video, and i have to restart firefox to view it
[17:38] <runim1> what iis the easiest way to make a full backup of an fully encrypted 8.10 installation (alternate install / lvm)?
[17:38] <att0> krazed:man is not helping much :(
[17:39] <lukeW> flajann,  i used xrandx
[17:39] <lukeW> flajann,  to create a virtual screen - then used the screen config util to do the rest
[17:39] <bazhang> frankNdrrh, is there a killswitch on the box? let me get a link for manually trying that out
[17:39] <flajann> I see, lukeW
[17:39] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=571188 frankNdrrh
[17:40] <Lasivian> /quit
[17:40] <krazed> att0: rm -rf directory should do it
[17:40] <flajann> lukeW, does xrandx play well with compix?
[17:40] <frankNdrrh> bazhang : I will try that, thanks so far, will let oyu know about the results
[17:40] <lukeW> flajann,  i have shitty intel graphics (855 i think) and it worked with that
[17:40] <Fahad> هل فيه أحد يتكلم العربية
[17:41] <bazhang> Benjamint, so the drivers are not being loaded
[17:41] <bazhang> !sa | Fahad
[17:41] <lukeW> Fahad,  that text looks beautiful
[17:41] <flajann> lukeW, thanks. I'll try xrandx.
[17:41] <bazhang> lukeW, please keep it family friendly
[17:41] <Benjamint> bazhang: okay.
[17:41] <hugo___> hi
[17:41] <Benjamint> bazhang: is there anything I can do about that?
[17:41] <lukeW> bazhang,  what's wrong?
[17:41] <kah> need some help here
[17:41] <bazhang> Benjamint, I am looking for a more recent link than that one (from 5.04 ubuntu)
[17:42] <Mallen_> lukeW: they ment the language
[17:42] <Ad_> patch -pl <  ../postfix-2.5.4-vda-ng.patch ,error basd ../postfix.....patch no such file r directory
[17:42] <bazhang> lukeW, the cursing
[17:42] <Benjamint> bazhang: Okay. Thank you.
[17:42] <lukeW> ah.. the S-word
[17:42] <Fahad> happy new year for all
[17:42] <lukeW> sorry
[17:42] <Ad_> patch -pl <  ../postfix-2.5.4-vda-ng.patch ,error bash ../postfix.....patch no such file r directory
[17:43] <bazhang> Benjamint, you may need to use ndiswrapper/ndisgtk to load the windows drivers for that
[17:43] <bazhang> Benjamint, http://www.opendrivers.com/driver/234545/buffalo-wli-usb-l11g-wireless-usb-adapter-driver-7.64.8.347-windows-98se-me-2000-xp-free-download.html
[17:43] <lukeW> does anyone dislike the new amarok2?  i'm a bit disappointed...
[17:43] <bazhang> !ndiswrapper
[17:44] <Ad_> help,patch -pl <  ../postfix-2.5.4-vda-ng.patch ,error bash ../postfix.....patch no such file r directory
[17:44] <lukeW> it crashes and seems to have less functionality than before
[17:44] <hugo___> lukeW: I use the rhythmbox, its quite a thing :D
[17:44] <Ad_> help :) patch -pl <  ../postfix-2.5.4-vda-ng.patch ,error basd ../postfix.....patch no such file r directory
[17:44] <lukeW> hugo___,  i'll maybe give it a go... i loved amarok 1.x .. it's a shame it's nolonger so good
[17:44] <hugo___> i can't praise rythmbox enough
[17:44] <Benjamint> bazhang: How would I do that?
[17:44] <Kaana> how can i change the color of the terminal prompt  me@laptop:~ ?
[17:44] <lukeW> hugo___,  thanks for the advice
[17:44] <pronto> ok, i'm getting the weirdest error, when i try to watch a flash video, about 40% of the time it will seem like its fastforwading the video, and i have to restart firefox to view it
[17:45] <hugo___> lukeW: its gtk though...
[17:45] <hugo___> it will probably look ugly in kubuntu :P
[17:45] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper Benjamint
[17:45] <lukeW> hugo___,  i'm gtk
[17:45] <lukeW> hugo___,  so will suit me
[17:45] <hugo___> nice
[17:45] <lukeW> hugo___,  thanks for the tip :)
[17:45] <Benjamint> bazhang: Thank you.
[17:45] <hugo___> lukeW: go for it ;)
[17:46] <Ad_> bash: ../postfix-2.5.4-vda-ng.patch: No such file or directory
[17:46] <curtmack> Okay, so I installed Ubuntu afresh last night
[17:46] <curtmack> and got it updated and everything, then shut it down
[17:47] <curtmack> it's now unbootable. When trying to load up X it says something like "GTK-Warning: Cannot open theme configuration 'ubuntulooks'" and then reboots
[17:47] <Ad_> bash: ../postfix-2.5.4-vda-ng.patch: No such file or directory no one know hot apply this patch
[17:47] <ravn> hey guys, I don't have any ~/.ssh/id_dsa* files, but only system wide ones, what does that mean? I use ssh allot to sign in to different places, never as root though....
[17:48] <lukeW> curtmack,  is it similar to this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=992538
[17:49] <lukeW> hugo___,  rhythmbox does look nice
[17:49] <lukeW> hugo___,  straightforward and fit for purpose
[17:49] <curtmack> Ad_: Is postfix-2.5.4-vda-ng.patch in the current directory?
[17:49] <curtmack> Because that's ./postfix-2.5.4-vda-ng.patch, not ..
[17:50] <Ad_> curtmack,in the .tmp
[17:50] <Dan> IRC of Ubuntu in spanish please?
[17:50] <Ad_> curtmack,PL r P1
[17:51] <curtmack> lukeW: No, that seems to be a different problem
[17:51] <curtmack> I don't have effects enabled at all
[17:51] <lukeW> k
[17:51] <shadfc> im having problems getting SD cards to mount in my box.  I just got one of those 21 in 1 card reader things that hooks up to the USB header on my motherboard.  Memory Sticks work fine, but SD and MicroSD cards dont do squat
[17:51] <Ad_> curtmack, in the current directory ./tmp
[17:51] <kitche> Dan: #ubuntu-es
[17:51] <curtmack> Ad_: I don't quite understand. The directory you're currently in is .
[17:52] <Dan> @ kitche: thanks!
[17:52] <curtmack> So the patch is in ./tmp?
[17:52] <HDready> heelo floks.. i have a problem... i copied all my mp3s from my dvds to harddrive... but now i dont hvae ful rights to access them only read so far... which cmd do i have to use? chown? and how can i change all subdirectories at the same time?
[17:52] <HDready> hello folks*
[17:52] <lukeW> i have a problem with gedit which has been bugging me - when I try to launch it with gksudo ... nothing happens - if i try to launch it with sudo, i get a segmentation fault... this is only since upgrading to 8.10
[17:54] <Ad__> curtmack, sorry my internet connection
[17:54] <rootrot> hi im ttrying to mount a ntfs on a laptop from a live cd and im getting errors sayiung i cant because its ntfs,can i jsut use the --force option?
[17:55] <ac3_0f_spad3s> how do  i get privileges to mount a usb drive?
[17:56] <ge> Hey People! Are there any other SSH clients available then the standard "ssh" commands? I need one that allows to specefiy the password on the command line.
[17:56] <Dan> hello to all, how to enabled package DKMS?
[17:56] <Ad__> guys, i need to apply this patch  postfix-2.5.4-vda-ng.patch, the file in tmp directory i move there and then type the command not work i retrun to my home directory also same message no such file or direcotry
[17:57] <Dan> and configure
[17:57] <TESTIGO45454> holaaaaaaaaa
[17:57] <Dan> holaaaaaaaa
[17:57] <ac3_0f_spad3s> !es | TESTIGO45454
[17:57] <curtmack> Ad_: If you're in the same directory as the patch
[17:58] <Ad__> yes
[17:58] <curtmack> you need ./<filename>
[17:58] <curtmack> on Linux, . is your current directory
[17:58] <Ad__> i try that also
[17:58] <curtmack> did it give a different error? Say, "Permission denied?"
[17:58] <Dan> someone can help me keep track of DKMS package?
[17:58] <Ad__> N
[17:59] <bazhang> https://launchpad.net/dkms Dan
[17:59] <shadfc> ge: it doesnt allow it for a reason.  setup public key authentication instead.  or you can try wrapping ssh/scp commands in an expect script and feed the password that way.
[18:00] <rootrot> hi im ttrying to mount a ntfs on a laptop from a live cd and im getting errors sayiung i cant because its ntfs,can i jsut use the --force option?
[18:00] <Dan> bazhang the truth is that I have already visited it to work with it but nope, not that there are steps to follow: s
[18:01] <ge> shadfc: im looking up putty right now. if that doesnt work, i will look up expect.
[18:02] <simpleos> !putty | ge
[18:02]  * BuZZ-dEE wünscht allen einen Guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr ;)
[18:03] <Ape> My screen splits like this, when I use DVI cables. Analog cables works well. Any ideas? http://ape3000.com/hosted/misc/bug.png
[18:03] <bazhang> !de | BuZZ-dEE
[18:03] <roca> is there any way to get rid of both panels top and bottom? i got rid of one but the other wont seem to let me
[18:04] <devilxx> helloo everyone..
[18:04] <rccu> hellou
[18:04] <rccu> what's your problem today
[18:04] <Mallen_> heya
[18:04] <devilxx> can anyone help me with some port forwarding for deluge torrent client??
[18:04] <Mallen_> lol rccu
[18:04] <rootrot> how do i m,ount an windows  NTFS using a live cd?
[18:05] <Mallen_> you dont need an before windows
[18:05] <hop-frog> hello, I have installed libdvdcss2 from medibuntu on my MacBook 4.1 but cannot play DVDs.  I have tried 2 different DVDs, both fail with "An error occurred  Cannot read from resource" in totem.  I rebooted into OS X and had to select a region (first time playing dvd), but afterwards the DVD worked in OS X.  When I returned to ubuntu, I still had the same error.  Here is dmesg output: http://pastebin.com/f75755a26.  How do I get my MacBook to
[18:05] <hop-frog> hello, I have installed libdvdcss2 from medibuntu on my MacBook 4.1 but cannot play DVDs.  I have tried 2 different DVDs, both fail with "An error occurred  Could not read from resource" in totem.  I rebooted into OS X and had to select a region (first time playing dvd), but afterwards the DVD worked in OS X.  When I returned to ubuntu, I still had the same error.  Here is dmesg output: http://pastebin.com/f75755a26.  How do I get my MacBook
[18:06] <rootrot> Mallen_: could you privde something more usefull then a grammer lesson? english is not my first languige and i find ytour comment to be rude and inappropriate.
[18:07] <buddykaru> hop-frog: i'm having the same issue.. home someone can help us
[18:07] <Ape> hop-frog: Is it working with Xine or VLC? I got them working with all the common players, but you could try the others.
[18:07] <the_squircle> buddykaru and hop-frog: I can play DVDs on my MacBook Pro 3.1 fine without anything.... I just installed and played
[18:07] <frostburn> hop-frog, rootrot did you follow the guide here? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs
[18:07] <hop-frog> ape: fails with mplayer as well
[18:08] <roca> does anyone know which is better all around ... nubuntu or backtrack?
[18:08] <hop-frog> buddykaru: do you have similar dmesg output?
[18:08] <the_squircle> roca: i like backtrack
[18:08] <rootrot> frostburn: im working on mounting a windows NTFS partition,not dvd codecs. but thank you anyways
[18:08] <buddykaru> hop-frog: nothing useful gets written to the dmesg
[18:09] <hop-frog> buddykaru: right, it's not useful to me either, but do you have the same output as me?
[18:09] <roca> the_squircle, yeah? i just found a article on it. getting out of the army here soon and want to get into computer security and need something to start studing and looking over
[18:09] <devilxx> can anyone help me with some port forwarding for deluge torrent client??
[18:09] <the_squircle> rootrot: you should just be able to use the command "sudo mount /dev/sda1 (or whatever) /mnt/windows"
[18:09] <buddykaru> frostburn: i have gone through the guides and googled for this too.. still no luck; when mounting i'm getting mount: no medium ... only the dvd movies.. totem/xine/dvdrip ..nothing detects this
[18:09] <frostburn> rootrot, my apologies, it was for hop-frog
[18:09] <buddykaru> hop-frog: sorry; i just joined.. can you share your output again
[18:10] <Ape> the_squircle, roca: What is so good in nubuntu or backtrack?
[18:10] <hop-frog> buddykaru:  hello, I have installed libdvdcss2 from medibuntu on my MacBook 4.1 but cannot play DVDs.  I have tried 2 different DVDs, both fail with "An error occurred  Cannot read from resource" in totem.  I rebooted into OS X and had to select a region (first time playing dvd), but afterwards the DVD worked in OS X.  When I returned to ubuntu, I still had the same error.  Here is dmesg output: http://pastebin.com/f75755a26.  How do I get m
[18:10] <devilxx> can anyone help me with some port forwarding for deluge torrent client??
[18:10] <frostburn> buddykaru, all I needed to do was run the two commands and it worked fine for me =|
[18:10] <rootrot> the_squircle: i tried that but it says it cant mount it and that i should go into windows and use the safely remove hardware comman for some reason,it also gives me the option of useing the --force command but i dont want to risk damanaged any data on this partition
[18:10] <bazhang> http://portforward.com devilxx
[18:10] <hop-frog> frostburn: yeah except that I installed libdvdcss2 from medibuntu instead of running the .sh script
[18:11] <shadfc> devilxx: what are you having problems with?
[18:11] <roca> Ape, from what i read it has alot of tools for penetration testing and security tools
[18:11] <comradekingu> devilxxx: http://www.deluge-torrent.org/test-port.php?port=1234
[18:11] <buddykaru> frostburn: i can mount normal UDF-fs dvds.. problem is with dvd movies
[18:11] <datta> i am trying to install hjsplit but i can't install the kylix linux library
[18:11] <the_squircle> rootrot: windows didn't write the journal properly... you need to start windows up, and shut it down again (properly), then it should mount.
[18:11] <BotLobsta> does anyone have any ideas as to why my xfce terminal doesnt run an instance of bash in it?
[18:11] <datta> how do i install that first
[18:11] <frostburn> buddykaru, did you get any compile errors?
[18:11] <hckyplayer024> Hi, so ive been trying to install ubuntu on my old computer and for some reason it doesnt like the live CD or the alternate CD which work perfectly fine on other computers. I got Unetbootin and installed it on my hard drive and was able to boot but couldnt install ubuntu because i was booting from the same hard drive I was trying to install on. So i came in here and asked for help and a guy told me to get another internal hard drive 
[18:11] <simpleos> buddykaru: i thinhk you need libdvdcss
[18:11] <shadfc> rootrot: dont hibernate either
[18:11] <simpleos> if it's a movie error.
[18:12] <rootrot> the_squircle: thank
[18:12] <the_squircle> :)
[18:12] <game> I have update errors: "Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/s/shadow/login_4.0.18.1-9ubuntu0.1_i386.deb"  ...several like this.
[18:12] <shadfc> devilxx: you can talk here
[18:12] <simpleos> WATCH OUT FOR LEGAL PITFALLS, thouch!
[18:12] <game> How can I fix.
[18:12] <game> ?
[18:12] <simpleos> *though
[18:12] <the_squircle> game: seems like it can't connect... try again
[18:12] <game> Need to do distro upgrade, but think I need to fix this first.
[18:13] <te_> ?
[18:13] <simpleos> Try turning off the security update repository temporarily.
[18:13] <game> Trying again.
[18:13] <bazhang> !pl | te_
[18:13] <shadfc> devilxx: are they they same ports as you opened before?
[18:13] <devilxx> i already went to portforward.com
[18:13] <ac3_0f_spad3s> how do  i get privileges to mount a usb drive?
[18:13] <bazhang> game which version of ubuntu
[18:13] <simpleos> that was > game.
[18:13] <devilxx> yeah.. the same
[18:13] <game> simpleos: How do I turn off security update?
[18:13] <the_squircle> ac3_0f_spad3s: sudo
[18:13] <ac3_0f_spad3s> sudo what the_squircle
[18:14] <shadfc> devilxx: does your machine have the same internal ip as it did before?
[18:14] <bazhang> !portforward | devilxx
[18:14] <bazhang> devilxx, you need to read that site
[18:14] <Fahad> is there any one know speak Arabic
[18:14] <Fahad> ?
[18:14] <the_squircle> ac3_0f_spad3s: sudo mount /dev/blah /mnt/blah
[18:14] <hckyplayer024> Hi, so ive been trying to install ubuntu on my old computer and for some reason it doesnt like the live CD or the alternate CD which work perfectly fine on other computers. I got Unetbootin and installed it on my hard drive and was able to boot but couldnt install ubuntu because i was booting from the same hard drive I was trying to install on. So i came in here and asked for help and a guy told me to get another internal hard drive 
[18:14] <game> version 8.0 I think.
[18:14] <devilxx> i already went to portforward.com, and i forwarded the ports
[18:14] <devilxx> but they got blocked again
[18:14] <bazhang> Fahad, in #ubuntu-sa or #ubuntu-arabic
[18:14] <simpleos> Game: System/Administration/Software Sources
[18:14] <simpleos> System menu, that is.
[18:14] <devilxx> yeap.. the same internal ip..
[18:15] <devilxx> haven't done anything.. they just got blocked again
[18:15] <Fahad> thank u bazhang :)
[18:15] <buddykaru> simpleos: libdvdcss2 is already installed .. as instructed in the Restricted Formats doc
[18:16] <simpleos> Game: then click Updates and uncheck intrepid-security.
[18:16] <hckyplayer024> can someone help me with a problem installing ubuntu on an older computer?
[18:16] <shadfc> devilxx: well, change the ports and try again i guess
[18:16] <the_squircle> Sorry to flood this chat even more, but I have a MacBook Pro 3.1, and the network speed is terribly slow with both my ath9k (AR5008) and the Sky2 (Marvell Yukon) wireless and wired cards. The most I can get seems to be 55 kB/s (even on my LAN)... anybody know what could be causing this or how to fix it?
[18:16] <Gr33n3gg> hckyplayer024: It wont read the disk at all, or too slow?
[18:17] <buddykaru> frostburn: when mounting i'm getting 'mount: no medium'.. googling gives lot of hits to this error; but without any answer
[18:17] <game> Need to turn off "Important security updates (gusty-security)?
[18:17] <ac3_0f_spad3s> the_squircle, where in dev is the usb drive?
[18:17] <simpleos> Yep.
[18:17] <hckyplayer024> gr33n3gg, i have no idea i dont think my CD drive is good enough to handle the live CD
[18:17] <hop-frog> buddykaru: strangely dvdbackup seems to be ripping the dvd okay and I can play the partial rip in mplayer
[18:17] <bazhang> game, paste.ubuntu.com with your sources.list please
[18:17] <game> Or: Recommended updates (gusty-updates)
[18:17] <frostburn> buddykaru, google the name of the dvd as well, they might have purposefully added some errors to the disk
[18:17] <game> bazhang: Ok
[18:17] <simpleos> The security one!
[18:17] <devilxx> i already tried.. it says closed ports xD
[18:17] <Gr33n3gg> hckyplayer024, any CD/DVD drive should work, no matter how slow it is. If you have an extra one, perhaps try that.
[18:18] <the_squircle> ac3_0f_spad3s... i think it's /dev/usb.... but to get to the root of the problem... is Ubuntu not mounting it automagically?
[18:18] <buddykaru> hop-frog: i'm not getting any errors on dmesg as you meantioned.. however; i remember getting some thing similiar on a faulty dvd disk (which again i failed to mount)
[18:18] <devilxx> i know it sounds weird but it's true.. i'm getting frustrated with this.. got the problem since yesterday
[18:18] <simpleos> ac3: not in /dev. in /media
[18:18] <hckyplayer024> gr33n3gg, ive tried other CD drives but it doesnt work. Im trying to install it using my secondary hard drive
[18:18] <the_squircle> thanks simpleos
[18:18] <hop-frog> buddykaru: hmm, I'm doubtful it's hardware since it works on OS X, maybe a driver issue?
[18:18] <simpleos> wait: what'd i do?
[18:19] <ac3_0f_spad3s> the_squircle, it says i dont have privlileges
[18:19] <buddykaru> frostburn: this is 'The incredible hulk' ..movie.. very unlikely having of adding errors to the disk
[18:19] <simpleos> sudo bash
[18:19] <simpleos> > ac3
[18:19] <buddykaru> hop-frog: can it be some 'udev rule' thing ..
[18:19] <game> see:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/97085/
[18:19] <game> Sources
[18:19] <buddykaru> hop-frog: or acpi issue?
[18:19] <simpleos> game: lemme see.
[18:20] <ThisRob> hey room
[18:20] <ThisRob> quick question i got a netbook with no cd drive. can i still install ubuntu on my partioned HD
[18:20] <ThisRob> xp is already installed
[18:20] <simpleos> game: did you uncheck the box? the security one.
[18:20] <mbrigdan> Hello people, I recently installed a program called "darwinia" and I can't get it to work. It says that "./lib/libgcc_s.so.1: version `GCC_4.2.0' not found", But I have installed both the 64bit and the 32 bit version of the library
[18:20] <roca> anyone know a good book on teaching C?
[18:20] <marcel> ThisRob, i think with an usb stick you can
[18:21] <hop-frog> buddykaru: beats me, maybe
[18:21] <hop-frog> roca: ##c
[18:21] <bazhang> game comment out the cd entry
[18:21] <ThisRob> thanks marcel.
[18:21] <marcel> ThisRob, google for ubuntu usb or something like that
[18:21] <bazhang> simpleos, no need for that
[18:21] <ThisRob> i was just doin that now..lol
[18:22] <ThisRob> i know i heard something about damn small linux can be ran from a usb stick
[18:22] <hop-frog> buddykaru: in your case, you've rebooted since installing css?  Or ejected and reinsterted the dvd?  Deleted ~/.dvdcss?
[18:22] <simpleos> but it says he can't fetch a .deb package list file! and i had that same issue a while back.
[18:22] <bazhang> !usb | ThisRob
[18:22] <simpleos> !usb | ThisRob
[18:22] <Fahad> back !
[18:22] <simpleos> oops to slow.
[18:22] <ThisRob> thanks room.
[18:23] <buddykaru> hop-frog: i didn't reboot
[18:23] <bazhang> ThisRob, also pendrivelinux.com
[18:23] <Fahad> there is no there in room Arabic!
[18:23] <hop-frog> buddykaru: ejecting and reinsterting should be enough
[18:23] <bazhang> !sa | Fahad
[18:23] <bazhang> Fahad, type-----> /join #ubuntu-sa
[18:23] <buddykaru> hop-frog: let me reboot and see... hope you'll stay online and lurk for an answer here until i come back
[18:24] <Fahad> no one there :)
[18:24] <Fahad> I triad
[18:24] <eleos2> how can i add to my panel my intenet options
[18:24] <bazhang> Fahad, this is ubuntu support in English, if you want to chat then #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:24] <ac3_0f_spad3s> can someone please tell me how to get privileges to mount the usb drive?
[18:24] <Ape> Is there good open-source RTS games?
[18:25] <simpleos> woot! my kernel compiled!
[18:25] <Fahad> No, I want help . no chat
[18:25] <onetinsoldier> simpleos: w00ooties :-
[18:25] <game> bazhang: Now do apt-get ???  fix  ...  update ...?
[18:26] <bazhang> game, you in gnome?
[18:26] <game> bazhang: Yes gnome
[18:26] <simpleos> apt-get update
[18:26] <onetinsoldier> simpleos: did you used kernel-package?  make-kpkg?
[18:26] <simpleos> make=kpkg
[18:26] <onetinsoldier> roger... cool
[18:26] <Benjamint> bazhang: I tried to install those Windows Drivers, however, it does not seem to have worked.
[18:26] <bazhang> game, gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list and put a # in front of the cd entry
[18:26] <game> doing apt-get update
[18:26] <bazhang> game after that update then upgrade
[18:26] <game> bazhang: Did that.
[18:27] <RediXe> I had done a ./configure and was running the make when I got logged out of my desktop. How would I got about fixing this so I can continue compiling.
[18:27] <eleos2> does anybody know how can i add my internet options to my panel it disappeared
[18:27] <game> upgrade not update.. ok
[18:27] <bazhang> game no both
[18:27] <bazhang> first update then upgrade
[18:27] <marcel> i've got two computers, what could i do with the other one? any ideas?
[18:27] <game> doing upgrade now
[18:27] <whyameye> RediXe: make clean, then make to start over. Else just type make and it should continue where it left off.
[18:27] <hop-frog> marcel: server
[18:28] <bazhang> marcel, #ubuntu-offtopic for chat
[18:28] <bastid_raZor> RediXe; get back in the directory and do a make clean then do your make and continue on
[18:28] <marcel> hop-frog, serving what exactly?
[18:28] <game> bazhang: Yes, ok, did update and now doing upgrade
[18:28] <hop-frog> marcel: everything
[18:28] <bazhang> !ot > marcel
[18:28] <game> seems to be working
[18:28] <RediXe> whyameye: bastiid_raZor: thx
[18:28] <game> TNX ALOT!
[18:28] <RediXe> whyameye: bastid_raZor: thx
[18:28] <bazhang> game youre welcome
[18:28] <game> :-)
[18:29] <marcel> sorry for asking a question
[18:29] <Benjamint> bazhang: Even with those drivers installed the USB device's LED etc. do not light up, and there is no wireless network available.
[18:29] <eleos2> >	does anybody know how can i add my internet options to my panel it disappeared
[18:29] <evowill> !spam > eleos2
[18:29] <bazhang> Benjamint, that usb set seems to be used mainly in Asia, all the links I found were from China and Korea
[18:29] <whyameye> eleos2: you mean the network manager disappeared?
[18:29] <erUSUL> eleos2: Alt + F2 run nm-applet ??
[18:30] <manning_> I'm not sure how to word this... but how can I see which device a mountpoint (/media/disk) is mounting?
[18:30] <bazhang> hes gone
[18:30] <game> updates done.
[18:30] <erUSUL> manning_: cat /proc/mounts
[18:30] <game> Now distribution update?
[18:30] <erUSUL> manning_: cat /proc/mounts | grep mountpoint
[18:30] <bazhang> game, from gutsy?
[18:30] <game> Well, I dono what it is really?>
[18:30] <bazhang> game /msg ubottu upgrade for a link
[18:30] <game> Where can I tell exactly.
[18:31] <bazhang> game, yes you are on gutsy now
[18:31] <Benjamint> bazhang: is it likely these drivers will work?
[18:31] <game> bazhang: So I'm ok for now?>
[18:31] <The-Compiler> Happy new year to everyone | Allen ein schönes neues Jahr
[18:31] <bazhang> game, its supported til April
[18:31] <game> Just want stable system.
[18:31] <Mallen_> ahh man
[18:32] <bazhang> Benjamint, well the ubuntuforums have almost nothing on it, and the wiki link is from 5.04 (a couple of years ago)
[18:32] <Mallen_> electric sheep dosnt install on Linuxx
[18:32] <Benjamint> bazhang: sounds pretty hopeless to me.
[18:32] <Reformer81> I'm having a sound issue.  My volume within Windows is much louder than in Linux.  I've checked aslamixer and the Gnome volume applet and everything is set to max, but I still don't get much volume.  Any ideas?
[18:33] <erisco> any guides out there for getting PHP 5.3 running on ubuntu?
[18:33] <bazhang> Benjamint, you may want to invest in a better supported one; if ndisgtk does not do it for you
[18:33] <hop-frog> buddykaru: vlc works for me
[18:33] <bazhang> hop-frog, please dont spam with nicknames
[18:33] <Benjamint> bazhang: Okay, thanks fr all your help.
[18:33] <bazhang> !info ndisgtk
[18:34] <bazhang> Benjamint, see above
[18:34] <Mallen_> quick question, Ubuntu is a part of (Redhat, Debian or Gentoo, or compelty seperate?
[18:34] <ikonia> Mallen_: seperate
[18:34] <buddykaru> hop-frog: rebooting didn't work ...let me try installing vlc
[18:34] <bazhang> Mallen_, please ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:34] <Odd-rationale> Mallen_: ubuntu is debain based... but separate from debian...
[18:34] <Mallen_> How is that offtopic from this channel?
[18:34] <buddykaru> hop-frog: i believe what i'm getting is something different... anyway; lets see vlc
[18:34] <bazhang> meta-questions there Mallen_
[18:34] <ikonia> Mallen_: this channel is for support questions only
[18:34] <Mallen_> meta?
[18:34] <Mallen_> ahh
[18:35] <Mallen_> righto sorry guys
[18:35] <mojo> hi everyone
[18:35] <ikonia> no problem
[18:35] <mojo> can I ask some question about Xubuntu here?
[18:35] <hop-frog> mojo: ask
[18:35] <Cadman21> I'm running ubuntu 8.10 on a Hp pavilion laptop and it has a port where I can place an different memory cards in like SD and xD. it works when I use an SD card but not with a xD card. can anyone help me?
[18:35] <ikonia> mojo: sure, here or/and #xubuntu
[18:35] <Benjamint> bazhang: I tried installing drivers using ndisgtk
[18:35] <Benjamint> I believe that was the link you sent me, no?
[18:36] <Mallen_> Ok now a support question, Im trying to install electric sheep and the only options are for the mentioned above distros
[18:36] <Mallen_> could i just use the Debian apt-get code and install it
[18:36] <mojo> my Xubunt 8.10 after the update yesterday lost sound, even though the device is regconized properly in dmesg, any suggestion how to debug this?
[18:36] <manning_> ok, so i found that it's mounting /dev/sda1, how would i mount /dev/sda1 at disk manually?
[18:36] <ikonia> Mallen_: debian is the cloestst,
[18:36] <Odd-rationale> Mallen_: choose the .deb package...
[18:36] <erisco> when installing a deb package the supersedes the version of a program installed through apt, should I uninstall with apt first?
[18:36] <ikonia> Mallen_: but that doesn't mean it will work
[18:36] <Mallen_> ok
[18:36] <Mallen_> worth a try
[18:36] <bazhang> Benjamint, well you need to install ndisgtk
[18:36] <manning_> sudo mount disk /dev/sda1 returns special device disk doesn not exist
[18:36] <bazhang> Benjamint, if you did not install it, then no you didnt use it
[18:37] <ikonia> Mallen_: what command are you using ?
[18:37] <ikonia> Mallen_: sorry, not you
[18:37] <erisco> anyone? :)
[18:37] <ikonia> manning_: what command are you using
[18:37] <Odd-rationale> erisco: i don't think you have to... you would be upgradine the package.
[18:37] <erisco> Odd-rationale, okay
[18:37] <ikonia> erisco: saying anyone is pointless
[18:37] <erisco> ikonia, sure is
[18:37] <game> How can I change hostname?
[18:37] <manning_> 'sudo mount disk /dev/sda1' --  it returns 'special device disk does not exist'
[18:37] <Benjamint> bazhang: I did install it.
[18:38] <ikonia> manning_: thats not the right command
[18:38] <game> Have two pcs on this LAN with same hostname and think it's causing problems.
[18:38] <onetinsoldier> erisco: not exactly sure what you're asking 100%, but i think the answer is, no. if you're going to use a .deb file, then use it. no need to use apt first
[18:38] <bazhang> !hostname > game
[18:38] <ikonia> manning_: it's mount $disk_device $mount_point
[18:38] <Benjamint> bazhang: Even with that and the Windows XP drivers installed, wlan0 does not appear.
[18:38] <ikonia> manning_: man mount shows you the mount option
[18:38] <locohost> yeah, sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/blah
[18:39] <bazhang> Benjamint, well you may wish to try a different version of the driver (ie other than xp), but that chipset seems not be well supported
[18:39] <manning_> i tried it that way too ('mount /dev/sda1 disk') and it says 'fuse: failed to access mountpoint disk: No such file or directory'
[18:39] <ikonia> manning_: disk is not a mount point
[18:39] <erUSUL> manning_: a mount point must be a directory
[18:39] <ikonia> manning_: where do you want to mount it
[18:39] <buddykaru> dear all; i'm unable to play dvd movies (DVD UDF-fs works fine).. i have already installed the libdvdcss (gone through the restricted formats docs); googled.. still no luck..can somebody pls. help
[18:39] <manning_> ahh.. /media/disk
[18:39] <locohost> you need to "sudo mkdir /mnt/disk"
[18:39] <locohost> or, that
[18:40] <onetinsoldier> erisco: what version is the highest? the version through apt? or the .deb file?
[18:40] <hop-frog> buddykaru: still no luck with vlc then?
[18:40] <manning_> i figured since i was in /media it'd just take 'disk' but ok let me try that
[18:40] <buddykaru> hop-frog: nope... no luck..
[18:41] <hop-frog> buddykaru: what output do you get from «mplayer dvd://1»?
[18:41] <Benjamint> bazhang: I have tried all versions of the drivers. None work.
[18:41] <manning_> ikonia: ok, using /media/disk it gave me the same 'fuse: failed to access mountpoint disk: No such file or directory'     - sorry if i'm a little thickheaded. still a little new to this yet.
[18:41] <ikonia> manning_: show me the EXACT command you used please
[18:42] <manning_> ikonia: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /media/disk
[18:42] <ikonia> manning_: sudo mkdir /media/disk
[18:42] <ikonia> manning_: then try it
[18:42] <manning_> doh... ok
[18:43] <manning_> ikonia: bingo :)
[18:43] <ikonia> well done
[18:44] <manning_> ikonia: thanks a lot :)   i'm sure i'll have some more noob questions again shortly. :P   i'm fighting with getting SLI working at the moment
[18:44] <ikonia> manning_: sli doesn't work properly
[18:44] <ikonia> manning_: it's better to run it as two cards seperatly
[18:44] <ganni> #winehq
[18:44] <manning_> ikonia: even with nvidia drivers?
[18:44] <ikonia> manning_: yup, sli support is super poor
[18:45] <buddykaru> hop-frog: Couldn't open DVD device: /dev/dvd
[18:45] <manning_> ikonia: oh bummer.. ok. thanks :)
[18:45] <ikonia> manning_: sorry, just trying to save you time
[18:45] <manning_> ikonia: haha yea, i know. much appreciated.
[18:48] <bobbob1016> I can't seem to get my zfs-fuse drive shared via nfs, anyone manage to do this?
[18:48] <Fezzler> How do I edit the folder links/bookmarks found in the "Place" found in the Panel?
[18:49] <bobbob1016> Fezzler, Either right-click and remove, or drag a folder there to add one
[18:50] <bobbob1016> Fezzler, You do that in nautilus though, not the places menu
[18:50] <Fezzler> bobbob1016: so just drag and drop right onto "Places" ?  Thanks
[18:51] <bobbob1016> Fezzler, Places in nautilus
[18:51] <Fezzler> bobbob1016: thanks!
[18:51] <bobbob1016> Fezzler, not the Places menu in the panel, but they are the same thing
[18:52] <runim1> hello, please help: how to restore an unencrypted dd-image (from an complete encrypted system, alternate-install, lvm) to a new hdd, so that this new hdd is full lvm encrypted, too.
[18:53] <runim1> ?
[18:53] <runim1> is this possible?
[18:54] <bobbob1016> !patience | runim1
[18:54] <Accidus> I'm having problems with my connection. I'm connected through UK's KeySurf. Everything seems to work fine on Vista, but on Ubuntu (8.10) the connection is buggy, certain sites don't work properly, ICQ doesn't connect (through kopete), and various other problems. Anyone here connected with KeySurf has had similar problems?
[18:54] <runim1> sorry
[18:54] <pronto> ok, i'm getting the weirdest error, when i try to watch a flash video, about 40% of the time it will seem like its fastforwading the video, and i have to restart firefox to view it
[18:55] <bobbob1016> runim1, People don't always answer right away, someone might be researching it or something.
[18:56] <OriWB> hey
[18:56] <OriWB> Can anybody tell me how to play dvd's on ubuntu?
[18:56] <OriWB> I have a system 76 Darter
[18:57] <OriWB> motd
[18:57] <bobbob1016> OriWB, http://www.google.com/search?q=dvd+ubuntu&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a
[18:58] <OriWB> thanx bobbob
[18:58] <runim1> bobbob1016: sorry, i didn't want to be rude / impatient. i'll wait.
[18:59] <hop-frog> buddykaru: what is your dvd device?
[18:59] <evilx> anyone know why python 2.6 isnt showing up on intrepid?
[19:00] <ikonia> evilx: not packaged up yet
[19:00] <evilx> dang it, and i need it
[19:00] <hop-frog> evilx: so install it?
[19:00] <slash\> can anyone help me with fixing a Grub Error 22 on booting?
[19:00] <evilx> I guess i will need to install it by hand
[19:00] <onetinsoldier> evilx: i just got here... what is it?
[19:00] <onetinsoldier> just curious
[19:01] <evilx> onetinsoldier, what is what?
[19:01] <buddykaru> hop-frog: lshw gives me; for cdrom; description: DVD-RAM writer; product: CDDVDW TS-L633L; vendor: TSSTcorp; physical id: 1
[19:02] <onetinsoldier> evilx: uhhhmm, the something that you seemed to be wishing was already packaged
[19:02] <issa__> Hi, how do I take a backup of folders like .kde and keep the folder's permissions (of files and subfolders) ? And how do I restore that folder to be back the same with it's old permissions?
[19:02] <evilx> Python 2.6 just a more updated version of python with some stuff i need
[19:02] <onetinsoldier> evilx: roger
[19:02] <evilx> I will just install it by hand
[19:02] <hop-frog> buddykaru: do you know the device it corresponds to though?  Is it /dev/dvd?
[19:03] <Germ|Mint> Q: Does anyone here have experince using the comman 'apt-build world'?
[19:03] <hop-frog> Germ|Mint: I have experience wasting my time in other ways
[19:03] <Germ|Mint> lol
[19:03] <onetinsoldier> issa__: cd /home && tar -czvf username.tar.gz username
[19:04] <conrad_> hey everyone, i'm having a problem with rsync on my ubuntu installation
[19:04] <buddykaru> hop-frog: http://paste.ubuntu.com/97111
[19:04] <frostburn> conrad_, what problem?
[19:05] <onetinsoldier> issa__: sorry, tha was for your entire user's directory... but it should give you the idea
[19:05] <hop-frog> buddykaru: hrm.  Does the disc get mounted at least?
[19:05] <qbmaniac> 1200 x 768
[19:05] <buddykaru> hop-frog: nope.. doesn't get mounted either ..
[19:05] <conrad_> frostburn: I use rsync to sync directories of files between my main computer and this file server that has ubuntu.  Randomly and for no reason now, rsync seems to freeze
[19:05] <qbmaniac> how do I get the resolution of a monitor with native res 1200 x 768 working in ubuntu?
[19:05] <hop-frog> buddykaru: what was the dmesg output you got?
[19:06] <hop-frog> buddykaru: did you try other discs by the way?
[19:06] <frostburn> conrad_, what size are the directories?
[19:06] <onetinsoldier> issa__: ok, use the -p option too...    tar -czpvf .kde.tar.gz .kde
[19:06] <conrad_> frostburn: I haven't changed *anything* on the ubuntu computer, and nothing should have happened to my os x machine in regards to rsync either.  I need to back up my files but now i can't.  any advice?
[19:07] <evilx> conrad_, scp?
[19:07] <frostburn> conrad_, tar/gz the backup and scp it over instead of rsync
[19:07] <marcel> hi
[19:07] <buddykaru> hop-frog: i tried only two disks.. let me try some more and see.. may be tomorrow.. thanks
[19:07] <conrad_> frostburn: one directory is around 50gigs, the other is under 10 gigs.  The problem is the size of either hasn't changed too drastically
[19:07] <marcel> i've got a problem with squid, i want it to put its cache on my second hard drive, mounted as /mnt
[19:07] <marcel> but i got permission denied
[19:07] <frostburn> conrad_, ext2/3? over 40,000 directories?
[19:07] <conrad_> that is, hasn't changed since the rsync command has worked
[19:07] <buddykaru> hop-frog: thanks for the support ..much appreciated
[19:07] <marcel> FATAL: Failed to make swap directory /mnt/squid/00: (13) Permission denied
[19:07] <marcel> but i am able to write as user
[19:08] <conrad_> frostburn, it has worked before. and i'm not sure if it's over 40k directories, but it has gone from working, to not working
[19:10] <jagiil> hi
[19:10] <onetinsoldier> issa__: to extract that it would be...  tar -xzvf .kde.tar.gz    ...however, you might want a different filename for this rather than .kde.tar.gz. perhaps something more like kde-configuration.tar.gz.  so do -->  tar -czpvf kde-configuration.tar.gz .kde
[19:10] <urban_ryoga> i'm having a problem upgrading to 8.10. When i use the live cd, it doesn't recognize my partitions. I currently have 8.04 installed, but I've never been able to successfully upgrade that way
[19:10] <darkblue_B> Where is cracklib?? I am building a package which has ssl in it, and it wans -lcrack.. apt-get install cracklib2 apparently isnt it
[19:10] <marcel> is squid run a special user? who should i give write access?
[19:10] <qbmaniac> how do I get the resolution of a monitor with native res 1200 x 768 working in ubuntu?
[19:10] <ikonia> marcel: normally the user squid or nobody
[19:10] <hop-frog> !x | qbmaniac
[19:10] <ac3_0f_spad3s> every time i unmute the capture volume in recording under volume control, it mutes it again and when i go back into the setting its muted. wtf is going on?
[19:11] <marcel> ikonia, i dont have the user squid in /etc/group
[19:11] <ikonia> marcel: thats a group, not a user
[19:11] <qbmaniac> thanks, I'll have a read
[19:11] <jagiil> i got this error box on login "ubuntu failed to open /etc/dbus-1/session.conf"
[19:11] <marcel> ikonia, how can i change this users write access?
[19:11] <ikonia> marcel: find out what user it is running as first
[19:11] <kr00l> can anyone help me with a WINE install?
[19:11] <ikonia> kr00l: just install it from the repos
[19:12] <conrad_> Isn't there any way to figure out why rsync would suddenly stop working on me?
[19:12] <marcel> sudo /etc/init.d/squid3 restart
[19:12] <ikonia> kr00l: search for wine in synaptic and clock install
[19:12] <ikonia> conrad_: read the error message
[19:12] <marcel> ikonia, i restart the service
[19:12] <marcel> ikonia, then i get this error
[19:12] <marcel> ikonia, how can i find this out?
[19:12] <duffydack> kr00l: wget -q http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/387EE263.gpg -O- | sudo apt-key add -
[19:12] <ikonia> marcel: look in the config file for the user it runs as
[19:12] <duffydack> kr00l: sudo wget http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/sources.list.d/intrepid.list -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/winehq.list
[19:12] <ikonia> kr00l: just open synaptic, search for wine and click install
[19:12] <conrad_> ikonia, there is none:  "building file list \n 17296 files to consider"
[19:13] <ikonia> conrad_: so what's the problem ?
[19:13] <duffydack> kr00l: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install wine
[19:13] <urban_ryoga> does anyone have problems with the 8.10 live cd not detecting the current partitions?
[19:13] <kr00l> I mean I'm trying to install a game with WINE but the windows program says pidgen.dll is missing
[19:13] <ac3_0f_spad3s> every time i unmute the capture volume in recording under volume control, it mutes it again and when i go back into the setting its muted. can anyone help?
[19:13] <frostburn> conrad_, run -v and see if it stops on the same file time after time again
[19:13] <urban_ryoga> i'm having a huge issue with that
[19:13] <duffydack> the wine in the standard repo is 1.0.1, newest from wine is 1.1.11?
[19:13] <ikonia> kr00l: #winehq maybe better
[19:13] <conrad_> ikonia, in the past, it stops at this part of the rsync for a second, and then starts copying files (i have verbosity and progress on) but NOW it simply freezes here
[19:14] <duffydack> kr00l: oh sorry lol..
[19:14] <ikonia> conrad_: are you sure it's not building a file list, that can take a good few minutes
[19:14] <dr_Willis> duffydack,  ubunu does not alwyas stay up to date . if you want latest wine check the  following
[19:14] <ikonia> conrad_: thats a LOT of files
[19:14] <dr_Willis> !wine
[19:14] <duffydack> if you read my post i told him all about wine from winehq
[19:14] <duffydack> from gettin the key to adding the repo
[19:14] <frostburn> conrad_, ikonia i agree, i'd just let the command run for 15-30 minutes and see if there's any progress
[19:14] <conrad_> ikonia, i have done this with a directory eight times the size of the current one on a weekly basis and it only took me a second
[19:15] <fernandopaschoet> blz galera?
[19:15] <ikonia> conrad_: depends what has changed on the other end
[19:15] <rootrot> i accidentaly delted some files on a mounted NTFS drive while running a live cd,is ther anyway to retrive them?
[19:15] <ikonia> rootrot: gone
[19:15] <conrad_> ikonia, well, i guess i'm scared and frustrated because i only turn this machine on to rsync files to it
[19:15] <ikonia> conrad_: no need to be scared, just give it a few minutes at least for a file difference of that size
[19:15] <ikonia> conrad_: and it can depend on your connecction
[19:16] <ikonia> W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW: stop that please
[19:16] <ikonia> conrad_: eg: if I sync my music collection for a back up it takes 10 minutes to build a file compare list
[19:16] <conrad_> ikonia: a direct, single cat5 from my computer to it
[19:16] <ikonia> conrad_: well, just under 10 minutes
[19:16] <darkblue_B> Where is cracklib?? I am building a package which has ssl in it, and it wans -lcrack.. apt-get install cracklib2 apparently isnt it
[19:16] <dr_Willis> darkblue_B,  you did install the -dev packages?
[19:16] <hop-frog> darkblue_B: apt-cache search crack lib
[19:17] <darkblue_B> looking
[19:17] <conrad_> I'll just have to run an rsync test with one file
[19:17] <conrad_> still, what confuses me the most, is this process used to take under a second with a directory that was only 50 files smaller than the one before
[19:18] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> could anyone help me with a recording problem? everytime i unmute recording it remutes itself.
[19:18] <conrad_> because of ssh encryption, could I reduce my transfer times by having a much shorter password?
[19:18] <ikonia> conrad_: no
[19:18] <hop-frog> conrad_: no...
[19:18] <qbmaniac> I can't get the resolution working even after reading the article :(
[19:18] <qbmaniac> xrandr only shows one mode
[19:18] <Decepticon> how to find the largest dir on hdd
[19:18] <hop-frog> qbmaniac: the article tells you how to add modes iirc
[19:19] <qbmaniac> I read that hop-frog
[19:19] <frostburn> conrad_, how many files are in that directory
[19:19] <msk> "/etc/fstab" : how to use ?
[19:19] <qbmaniac> but I cant make it work
[19:19] <hop-frog> qbmaniac: so explain what you tried and what happened
[19:19] <hop-frog> !fstab | msk
[19:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !doesntwork
[19:19] <qbmaniac> Screen Resolution
[19:19] <conrad_> frostburn 17296.  It's started to transfer the first file, but it's already stopped moving on it
[19:19] <qbmaniac> xrandr: Cannot find output
[19:20] <joejc> how do i up the resulution on a base install?
[19:20] <qbmaniac> I tried the addmode
[19:20] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> Jack_Sparrow, could you help resolve this problem?
[19:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !res
[19:20] <jasunto> anyone quick help with grub fix?
[19:20] <Decepticon> how to find the largest dir on hdd
[19:20] <urban_ryoga> could someone help me with an 8.10 upgrade? The live disk won't see my current partitions. i dunno why
[19:20] <conrad_> frostburn, it's a 50 meg file, transfering on a direct connection between the two computers
[19:20] <qbmaniac> I'm going mental
[19:20] <erUSUL> Decepticon: Aplications>accesories>Disk analizer
[19:20] <qbmaniac> I already read the article on resolution change , but this just is not an ordinary monitor
[19:20] <qbmaniac> it is 1200 x 768
[19:20] <Jack_Sparrow> W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW, Please dont address your question to specific people
[19:20] <qbmaniac> and I can't find the bloody output :s
[19:21] <hop-frog> urban_ryoga: did you read the release notes?
[19:21] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > qbmaniac
[19:21] <Melio1> everyone here is a collective
[19:21] <Melio1> we will answer your questions in unison
[19:21] <Melio1> ohmmmmmm
[19:21] <jasunto> can anyone give me some quick grub advice
[19:21] <qbmaniac> I'm not using enter as punctuation.
[19:21] <frostburn> conrad_, are you trying to sync only that one file? is the destination drive full?
[19:21] <paolo> I'm very new to linux...can someone tell me how to install things in ubuntu? I'm trying to install avant window navigator....
[19:21] <Melio1> jasunto: lol yeah sure
[19:21] <hop-frog> !notes | urban_ryoga
[19:21] <Melio1> what kinda grub advice you need
[19:21] <msk> hop-frog ?
[19:21] <onetinsoldier> issa__: did you get all that?
[19:21] <darkblue_B> hop-frog: dr_Willis is was cracklib2-dev that was not installed.. stil not used to this.. thx much
[19:22] <frostburn> conrad_, i'd also run a tcpdump or wireshark to see if any packets are being sent over the line
[19:22] <hop-frog> darkblue_B: are you sure you need to compile whatever it is you are compiling?
[19:22] <erUSUL> !software | paolo
[19:22] <paolo> thanks
[19:22] <conrad_> could you explain how to use tcpdump?
[19:22] <msk> who is ubottu ??
[19:22] <erUSUL> !me
[19:22] <hop-frog> msk: ubottu is a bot...
[19:22] <jasunto> i sent pm
[19:23] <darkblue_B> hop-frog: yes.. good to ask though.. see http://blog.damintimm.com  How to install netatlk with encrytpted authentication
[19:23] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> ubottu is my best friend
[19:23] <darkblue_B> damintimm
[19:23] <jasunto> on my second pc thats a dell mini 9 i had full time ubuntu only, i shrank partition and made windows partition and isntalled windows, i am about to restore grub should i restore to hd0 or hd0,0 the first would be mbr and second choice the partition?
[19:23] <darkblue_B> ugh damontimm.com
[19:23] <jagiil> having a problem ct login to ubuntu 8.04 keeps on returning to login screen even failed to start in gnome safe mode while geting this error msg Failed to start message bus: Failed to open “/etc/dbus-1/session.conf”: No such file or director
[19:23] <conrad_> rsyncing a single file from one computer to the other works as expected...
[19:24] <msk> thanx hop-frog
[19:24] <frostburn> conrad_, in a second terminal run the command:   sudo tcpdump -i eth0 host 192.168.10.10                   and change the host ip to your destination box, it won't say much because the packets are encrypted, but you'll be able to see if there's any traffic between the two
[19:24] <darkblue_B> msk he hopped away ;-)
[19:24] <Jack_Sparrow> jagiil, What have you added or changed since the last time the system booted normally and which exact version of ubuntu are you using
[19:25]  * hop-frog hops back
[19:25] <pi-meson> I've googled and looked on the site but been unsuccessful -- where can I find information about how long non-LTS releases will be "supported", and in particular, get security updates?
[19:25] <jasunto> Melio1: on my second pc thats a dell mini 9 i had full time ubuntu only, i shrank partition and made windows partition and isntalled windows, i am about to restore grub should i restore to hd0 or hd0,0 the first would be mbr and second choice the partition?
[19:25] <Jack_Sparrow> !lts
[19:25] <DigitalFiz> i can never get my trash to empty why is this? it just sits there pretending to empty for hours if i let it
[19:25] <jagiil> i got some prob with fsck but mange to fix it with live cd
[19:25] <issa__> onetinsoldier: Sorry, I got and saved  them but couldn't check them yet or reply
[19:25] <conrad_> tcpdump: BIOCSETIF: eth0: Device not configured
[19:25] <Jack_Sparrow> DigitalFiz, there are two trash, one for user ane for root
[19:25] <Melio1> jasunto: i always install windows first. then install linux
[19:26] <Solarium> Hello guys
[19:26] <jagiil> it booted okay after it but i failed to login 2day
[19:26] <sprat> áëÿ
[19:26] <pi-meson> Jack_Sparrow: right, but what about non-LTS?
[19:26] <DigitalFiz> Jack_Sparrow, ive never logged in as root so i suppose its for my user only
[19:26] <conrad_> but eth0 is the device that is connected to the other machine
[19:26] <Melio1> otherwise grub won't know what it's looking for
[19:26] <Solarium> Could some one help me setup conky colors , well the weather part of it ?
[19:26] <G-Lex> ûûûûûûû
[19:26] <Jack_Sparrow> !releases
[19:26] <G-Lex> hello
[19:26] <sprat> hi lol
[19:26] <G-Lex> loly
[19:26] <G-Lex> pediki
[19:26] <sprat> íó òóò âîîáùå íå âàðèàíò
[19:26] <jasunto> but i had ubuntu first
[19:27] <jasunto> just added windows
[19:27] <G-Lex> ûûû
[19:27] <Jack_Sparrow> G-Lex, Please stop
[19:27] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> why does capture mix say "capture mux"????
[19:27] <G-Lex> ñóêà òóïîðûëûå óáëþäêè
[19:27] <Guest38254> hi
[19:27] <sprat> óáóíòà ýòî òèïî âèíäîâñà
[19:27] <sprat> òîê îò ëèíóêñà
[19:27] <onetinsoldier> issa__: ok. just to let you know, you may not need the -p option when creating the archive, but it doesn't hurt. make sure to use it when extracting though. -p is also --preserve-permissions
[19:27] <FloodBot2> sprat: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:27] <sprat> âîò îíè ñèäÿò áàçàðÿò
[19:27] <Guest38254> how do to change of channel lpease???
[19:27] <Jack_Sparrow> sprat,  Please stop
[19:27] <conrad_> frostburn, i get the error: tcpdump: BIOCSETIF: eth0: Device not configured
[19:27] <frostburn> conrad_, replace eth0 with whatever interface you're using to do backups on
[19:27] <Azimut> ïèçäåö âàì ëþäè
[19:27] <Azimut> ûûû
[19:27] <sprat> ûûûû
[19:27] <Melio1> jasunto: no one ever adds windows
[19:28] <conrad_> frostburn, that is the device though, eth0 is what is connected to the other computer
[19:28] <onetinsoldier> thank you Jack_Sparrow
[19:28] <Jack_Sparrow> sprat, STOP
[19:28] <mattyb243> anyone know any channels relating to the usew of ubuntu on the ps3
[19:28] <Jack_Sparrow> onetinsoldier, np
[19:28] <Guest38254> how is the command to change of channel? please
[19:28] <conrad_> frostburn, and i know somehow eth0 works because i can still ssh to the machine
[19:28] <Melio1> jasunto: if you need windows to dual boot. you have to install it first. then install linux so the mbr will boot properly. doing it by hand is a pain
[19:28] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest38254, /join #Channelname
[19:28] <Guest38254> thanks
[19:28] <Solarium> <- Requesting a little help with the setup of weather in the conky colors theme
[19:28] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[19:28] <onetinsoldier> Guest38254: /join <channel>   example --> /join #freenode
[19:29] <Melio1> jasunto: otherwise run windows in a virtualbox
[19:29] <Melio1> that seems to be the solution for most
[19:29] <sprat> Azimut íó ïîêà æèâ¸ì
[19:29] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> :( why is no one helping me
[19:29]  * MikeHbuntu is curious; why is nullmailer trying to connect to mail.comcast.net:25 constantly?
[19:29] <Melio1> W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW: your nickname is longer then my car
[19:29] <jasunto> welli took my chance and did hd0,0 and setup for hd0 and it worked, booting back to ubuntu, just need to add xp to grub list now
[19:29] <ardchoille> Melio1: hehe
[19:29]  * Solarium is also curious about the nullmailer
[19:29] <Solarium> <- Requesting a little help with the setup of weather in the conky colors theme
[19:30] <Jack_Sparrow> Solarium, Please hold down the repeats, every couple minutes is plenty
[19:30] <OriWB> Can Someone help me get skype? I have the System 76 darter and I think the most current version of ubuntu
[19:30] <Jack_Sparrow> !skype
[19:30] <conrad_> frostburn, so it's been ten minutes on a transfer that took me two minutes a week ago on a similarly sized directory
[19:30] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> why does capture mix say "capture mux"????
[19:30] <refefer> anyone know of a commandline text editor for uber large files?
[19:30] <Solarium> Jack_Sparrow, i am just excited that i got it to work Jack :) and want to make it work completly but i tone it down :)
[19:30] <OriWB> thank you ubottu!
[19:31] <sheep> W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW: mux = multiplexer
[19:31] <MikeHbuntu> refefer, i like vim ;P
[19:31] <Jack_Sparrow> Solarium, thanks
[19:31] <refefer> MikeHbuntu: Vim is refusing to open it
[19:31] <Jack_Sparrow> !editors
[19:31] <MikeHbuntu> wow
[19:31] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> sheep, what's a multiplexer?
[19:32] <frostburn> conrad_, you may wish to check out the rsync channel here on freenode
[19:32] <refefer> ubottu: nano freaks, vim doesn't seem to work at all...
[19:32] <refefer> note, the file in question is 2.2gbs
[19:32] <sheep> W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW: it's something that combines multiple separate signals into a single combined signal
[19:33] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> sheep, how do i get rid of it and just make it normal
[19:33] <Melio1> W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW: ignore it
[19:33] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> Melio1, but i need to make my recording work so my mic will work
[19:33] <Jack_Sparrow> !info ghex
[19:34] <Melio1> W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW: find a sound card that's compatable with linux, and get a mic that works with your sound card
[19:34] <hop-frog> refefer: vim probably just takes a while to open it.  Try disabling stuff like syntax highlighting
[19:34] <Fezzler> I need to do a quick animation.  OpenOffice slide too simple.  Blender too complex.  Something in between?
[19:34] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> Melio1, my mic has worked fine in the past
[19:34] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> just fine
[19:34] <MikeHbuntu> Melio1, i believe you are barking up the wrong tree; perhaps he is curious how to set the mixer to record from an already working card?
[19:34] <refefer> hop-frog: it claims that it's openning a new file
[19:34] <refefer> syntax hilighting is off
[19:34] <hop-frog> refefer: what are you doing?
[19:35] <Melio1> MikeHbuntu: possibly. but with sound cards, if the mic works, and the sound card is compatable. everything works fine
[19:35] <Melio1> if it's not
[19:35] <onetinsoldier> refefer: try that one that Jack_Sparrow put up on ubottu info...  ghex
[19:35] <conrad_> frostburn, unfortunately the #rsync channel here doesn't seem to have anyone alive in it..
[19:35] <Melio1> then that's a differnt problem
[19:35] <refefer> alright, let me give it a shot
[19:35] <refefer> assuming it's commandline...?
[19:35] <MikeHbuntu> Melio1, not entirely; emu10k1 has about 3 separate sliders for volume.
[19:35] <MikeHbuntu> any of which could affect things..
[19:35] <Solarium> Dear people, can any one help with the setup of weather in conky colors ? :)
[19:35] <onetinsoldier> refefer: oh, yes... might not be command line
[19:36] <MikeHbuntu> and if you are coming from a pulseaudio standpoint, i never assume pulseaudio works, or that people want to use it for its bugs...
[19:36] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> Melio1, how do i get my mic to work pls
[19:37] <Jack_Sparrow> !pm > jagiil
[19:37] <Melio1> W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW: plug it into an input or mic port
[19:37] <Melio1> if you can't get that to work then you have to start working to find out if your sound card is compatable
[19:37] <Jack_Sparrow> W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW, Is this a laptop built in mic?
[19:37] <refefer> yes, looks like ghex is gnome only
[19:37] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> i did but every time i unmute it it remutes itself, Melio1
[19:37] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> this is a laptop
[19:38] <Melio1> W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW: did you search forums for simular problems
[19:38] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> with an external mic
[19:38] <jagiil>  having a problem ct login to ubuntu 8.04 keeps on returning to login screen even failed to start in gnome safe mode while geting this error msg Failed to start message bus: Failed to open “/etc/dbus-1/session.conf”: No such file or director
[19:38] <jagiil> i got some prob with fsck but mange to fix it with live cd
[19:38] <jagiil> it booted okay after that yesterday but it failed to login 2day
[19:38] <hop-frog> refefer: if vim thinks it's creating a new file, you're doing something wrong most likely
[19:38] <onetinsoldier> refefer: ok... try  le
[19:38] <onetinsoldier> refefer: le --> can edit large files
[19:38] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> Melio1, no, this is a kind of weird rare problem, i didnt think i could find this in the forums. i wouldnt know what to search for.
[19:38] <Jack_Sparrow> W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW, does the laptop have a built in mic that may be causing a conflict
[19:38] <refefer> alright, cool
[19:39] <refefer> time to try that one : )
[19:39] <onetinsoldier> hehe
[19:39] <Melio1> W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW: what build of ubuntu are you running
[19:39] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> Jack_Sparrow, no but i have a bluetooth headset with a mic
[19:39] <refefer> lol
[19:39] <Trinithis> Is there a way to disable sound for specific processes? I want some programs to have sound, but others not to
[19:39] <refefer> 'Value too large for defined data type'
[19:39] <Jack_Sparrow> W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW, Is that separate frome the other mic you are trying to use
[19:39] <onetinsoldier> refefer: dang... don't know then
[19:39] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> Jack_Sparrow, yes
[19:39] <joejc> i cant up my resulution
[19:40] <Jack_Sparrow> W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW, thaen that is the source of your problem
[19:40] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> Melio1, 8.1
[19:40] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> Jack_Sparrow, how do i disable the bluetooth mic
[19:41] <Shnoodle> Is there a way to unzip files that will not use case-sensitivity, so that "My files" will always merge with "My Files"?
[19:41] <Jack_Sparrow> W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW, try your system without the bluetooth and see if the other mic works
[19:41] <Melio1> W3w did you ever try an older version of ubuntu
[19:41] <refefer> onetinsoldier: I appreciate your help, looks like I'm going to have to do more digging.  thanks
[19:42] <pyroZ> wow
[19:42] <W3WWWWWWWWWWWWWW> ok jack brb, my nick will be ac3_0f_spad3s
[19:42] <pyroZ> okay... i just spent the last two hours of making my first experiences with Linux... ever
[19:42] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[19:42] <onetinsoldier> refefer: ok. you're welcome. good luck
[19:42] <hop-frog> refefer: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Open_big_files_and_work_fast has some other things to disable as well.  And vim will open files this large as I've used it in the past.  However, you're almost certainly trying to do whatever you want to do the wrong way.  What exactly are you doing?
[19:43] <shadfc> anyone having problems with SD cards on 8.10?
[19:43] <pyroZ> took me some time of reading up on things but i guess im quite happy with how i configured my system now
[19:43] <pyroZ> but i have one question here
[19:43] <ikonia> shadfc: just tell us YOUR problem
[19:43] <rccu> shadfc: why don't you try upgrading to 8.12?
[19:43] <pyroZ> how can i prioritize one application over another?
[19:43] <refefer> hop-frog: really simple: I'm trying to open a very large xml file to figure out how it's organized.
[19:43] <ikonia> rccu: don't be silly
[19:44]  * pyroZ ATTENTION please
[19:44] <Kata> I was wondering if anyone can help me get my laptop with ubuntu hardy heron get online. I've followed several different faqs and wiki pages trying to solve my problem, and nothing has worked.
[19:44] <pyroZ> could someone please help me?
[19:44] <hop-frog> refefer: xml, well there's your problem right there
[19:44] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask > pyroZ
[19:44] <Jenius> Maybe
[19:44] <ikonia> pyroZ: don't do that "ATTENTION please" rubbish, it willg et your ignored
[19:44] <ikonia> pyroZ: just ask a question and wait for a response
[19:44] <ac3_0f_spad3s> Jack_Sparrow, it didnt work
[19:44] <ac3_0f_spad3s> how do i remove the bluetooth headset mic
[19:44] <refefer> hop-frog: could you explain?
[19:45] <hop-frog> refefer: just a dumb joke
[19:45] <shadfc> ikonia: i've got 2 systems with SD card readers that dont work.  The cards (2 different) work fine in cameras but not in the computers.  The desktop has a multi-reader USB and memory sticks work fine, just no SD love
[19:45] <Jack_Sparrow> ac3_0f_spad3s, if it is part of a headset, I am not sure you can
[19:45] <ikonia> shadfc: what cameras are they, are they formated with a camera file system ?
[19:46] <ac3_0f_spad3s> in that case how do i get the bluetooth headset mic to work in the first place so i dont have to use this separate mic?
[19:47] <shadfc> ikonia: canon powershot SD500 digital elph.  SD cards worked fine in the laptop until i upgraded from hardy to intrepid.  I just got the card reader for the desktop.  Not sure what its formatted as
[19:47] <Solarium> yaaaa
[19:47] <refefer> hop-frog: ok, apparently vim is limited to 2 gbs
[19:47] <refefer> hop-frog: explains that
[19:47] <hop-frog> refefer: reference?
[19:47] <refefer> http://linuxmafia.com/pipermail/sf-lug/2007q3/002160.html
[19:47] <Solarium> got the weather setup, thanks for not answering and making me find out on my own, feel much prouder about self :D
[19:47] <ikonia> shadfc: interesting if you look at the syslog, do you see the device being assigned a block device ?
[19:47] <SidGBF> how to change the shell encoding to utf8?
[19:48] <hop-frog> refefer: ah, I'm on amd64
[19:48] <Decepticon> how to find the largest dir on hdd
[19:48] <shadfc> ikonia: no for SD and microSD, yes for memory stick
[19:48] <gNewPower> hi, I just lost all sound on my computer. can anyone please help?
[19:49] <hop-frog> Decepticon: some invocation of find and sort?
[19:49] <refefer> hop-frog: yeah, I'm trying to run this on my dev-server...an old p4
[19:49] <ikonia> shadfc: interesting
[19:49] <ikonia> shadfc: I'd log that as a bug then on launchpad
[19:49] <hop-frog> hop-frog: use some xml library to ascertain the structure then
[19:50] <refefer> hop-frog: yeah, i'll probably write a quick python script to discern structure.  thanks
[19:50] <Kata> my wireless internet is not working properly. I've spent days looking at solutions in forums, nothing has fixed the issue. can someone please help?
[19:50] <VieQ> hi all, did any one made any thing like Fedora's new Splash Screen "plymouth"?
[19:50] <Decepticon> hop-frog: what is such a command
[19:50] <VieQ> or that won't be until 9.10?
[19:50] <nook> hello guys
[19:50] <hop-frog> Decepticon: I would have to read the man page
[19:51] <nook> Im using kubuntu can someone help me...trying to get some good games to work on this
[19:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !coc > pyroZ
[19:51] <hop-frog> Decepticon: you can use Accessories -> Disk usage analyzer too...
[19:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !games
[19:52] <nook> lol yes games
[19:52] <_2>    can someone help me scale the cpu back on a tosheba satalite laptop please ?
[19:52] <_2> hopefully this time if anyone answers i wont have a net reset
[19:53] <onetinsoldier> Decepticon: Disk Usage is fine, but fyi, kdirstat is nicer ;)
[19:53] <nook> can anyone help me i want some games for kubuntu
[19:53] <refefer> nook: did you check out the link?
[19:53] <w3rd_> hey guys installed ubuntu 8.10 as an application... im wandering i had windows on this workstation, im now booting into ubuntu... how do i format the rest of the storage? i dont see it when i do fdisk -l or dh -a
[19:53] <nook> what link?
[19:53] <refefer> nook: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Games
[19:54] <refefer> nook: http://www.icculus.org/lgfaq/gamelist.php
[19:54] <_2> gametome too
[19:55] <_2> howto change cpu settings ?
[19:55] <Kata> my wireless internet is not working properly. I've spent days looking at solutions in forums, nothing has fixed the issue. wired internet works fine, but wireless keeps dropping connection. can someone please help?
[19:56] <adie_986> same as me
[19:56] <MikeHbuntu> Kata, out of curiosity, what sort of network, what sort of network card, and what errors *(if any) are you receiving?
[19:56] <NeoAesScrobis> Internal wirelss card or a PC Card?
[19:56] <adie_986> but idon,t know its drop
[19:56] <johnyblue> hi there guy..I'm new to ubuntu and I wish to have on this machine a lamp and to acces it from my other pc throught my home LAN
[19:57] <duffydack> i wouldnt even use linux if i had to use wifi.. too much like a pain in the ...
[19:57] <_2> !lamp > johnyblue
[19:57] <Kata> MikeHbuntu thank you for responding. It's a miniPCI broadcom 44xx. I'm not recieving any errors other than when i load firefox i get the "address not found" the wireless is seeing the network, but not through to the internet
[19:57] <Jack_Sparrow> Find Network Card Chipset:  "sudo lshw -C network"   in a terminal it will show the networking card/chipset
[19:57] <duffydack> god knows ive tried with this netgear wg111t
[19:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !lamp > johnyblue
[19:57] <jagiil>  having a problem ct login to ubuntu 8.04 keeps on returning to login screen even failed to start in gnome safe mode while geting this error msg Failed to start message bus: Failed to open “/etc/dbus-1/session.conf”: No such file or director
[19:57] <jagiil> i got some prob with fsck but mange to fix it with live cd
[19:57] <jagiil> it booted okay after that yesterday but it failed to login 2day
[19:57] <dexi> Hey i got a weird one... I have windows on a whole other disk, and up til now ive been able to access it through "
[19:57] <dexi> Places*
[19:57] <duffydack> johnyblue: sudo tasksel
[19:57] <khakane> anyone ever seen k/ubuntu when its booting and you see the k/ubuntu boot screen, where it just hangs?  if you move mouse, or hit a button on keyboard it keeps going
[19:58] <hop-frog> duffydack: really just depends on your hardware.  On my macbook it's painfree
[19:58] <Kata> MikeHbuntu i have a dell inspiron E1405, and everyone says it should work fine with hardy heron.....but not finding it to be the case
[19:58] <_2> Jack_Sparrow any idea how to save power on a tosheba satalite ?
[19:58] <khakane> sometimes will hang 2-3 times while booting or shutting down, but it runs fine when its booted
[19:58] <jadedoto> dexi: what sort of error are you getting?
[19:58] <MikeHbuntu> duffydack, i dunno, i have rather good experience with my atheros chipset on my mac.. *ymmv
[19:58] <duffydack> yeah i know... but im not buying another just because linux cant keep up
[19:58] <duffydack> thankfully i can use wired.
[19:59] <nook> does any one here know about a game called rakion?
[19:59] <hop-frog> duffydack: it's really the hardware manufacturer's fault
[19:59] <Robin> I want to automate reply to my gtalk messages, nybody has ny idea how i can accompalish this ? I know that gtalk use Jabber protocol
[19:59] <hop-frog> duffydack: there are plenty of linux devs willing to write drivers
[19:59] <duffydack> yes i know.. but everyone already knows they wont do jack for linux so its upto the devs to handle it..
[19:59] <dexi> jadedoto: nothing, it just doesnt recognize the other drive is there... as if i had taken it out or something. Which i know isnt the case because i was using windows 5 minutes ago
[19:59] <adie_986> i conect modem and recognized as mediatech mt2667 but it doens,t work in ubuntu 8.10 why
[19:59] <adie_986> ?
[20:00] <duffydack> its a moot subject anyway..
[20:00] <jadedoto> dexi: go to a command line and type in "sudo fdisk -l" and see if the drive is listed there
[20:00] <hop-frog> Robin: can't you do that in pidgin?
[20:00] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, unclean window unmount.. force it or go into windows and properly exit,, sometimes it has to be done twice
[20:00] <johnyblue> in tasksel LAMP is already selected
[20:00] <MikeHbuntu> Kata, is the network showing up in the tray widget (networkmanager) ?
[20:00] <duffydack> johnyblue: is apache/php/mysql
[20:00] <joejc> what do i need to install a deb file with the gui?
[20:00] <Robin> hop-frog,  I want to extract the messages and use them as commands to certain application
[20:01] <duffydack> odd that lamp is selected if its not installed.
[20:01] <Jack_Sparrow> joejc, is it a deb for ubuntu or a generic debian deb..  double click usually works
[20:01] <onetinsoldier> joejc: gdebi...  try --> sudo gdebi
[20:01] <Jack_Sparrow> johnyblue, How did you install lamp
[20:01] <duffydack> joejc: double click it
[20:01] <onetinsoldier> joejc: sorry... i mean --> gksu --> gdebi
[20:01] <dexi> jadedoto: its in there, Jack_Sparrow okay that actually sounds familiar... before i do that, do you guys know if i can get rid of my old grub options... i have multiples since the upgrade from hardy
[20:02] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, easy to edit grub/menu.lst
[20:02] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[20:02] <_2> onetinsoldier have you any clue for me, as to prolonging battery life in a tosheba satalite A136
[20:02] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: thanks. they are both named the same though, does it matter which one?
[20:03] <jadedoto> dexi: did you improperly shutdown the drive? like forcing windows off last time you were in it? If you did, you may have to manually mount the drive with something like "sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/XXX /mount-point -o force"
[20:03] <onetinsoldier> _2: no idea... sorry
[20:03] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, I would need to see it to be sure.. Please dont paste into the channel, use our pastebin
[20:03] <_2> onetinsoldier k.
[20:03] <anon6989> hello
[20:03] <jadedoto> dexi: where /dev/XXX is the partition (like /dev/hda1) and /mount-point is the mount point like /media/disk
[20:03] <onetinsoldier> joejc: ok, just found out it's --> sudo gdebi-gtk
[20:04] <Kata> MikeHbuntu sorry, i almost missed your reply. Yes, it does show the wireless network i'm trying to connect to, and it says i'm connected with full strenght....*this is in roaming mode* i've tried setting it manually and still nothing
[20:04] <jadedoto> dexi: or just boot into windows and do a proper shutdown
[20:04] <anon6989> im having a problem with my wired ethernet, it worked yesterday and now today it does not connect
[20:04] <adie_986> the network is showing up in a widget but its  does'nt connect why?
[20:04] <dexi> jadedoto: i did a proper shutdown but im going to do it again and if that doesnt solve it, we'll come back
[20:04] <onetinsoldier> _2: do you know if you have cpu frequency switching enabled? i don't think i even know how to check myself. it's the only thing that comes to mind though
[20:05] <johnyblue> i have lamp after i've followed s tutorial
[20:05] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: nevermind they arent the same. can i just remove the old generic and recovery from the "automagic kernels list"?
[20:05] <johnyblue> now i wish to access this webserver using ftp
[20:06] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, yes, but I suggest a backup of the file or just rem out the entry
[20:06] <johnyblue> what to do?
[20:06] <D3RGPS31> how do i install lamp without tasksel
[20:06] <shadfc> ikonia: hmm, the laptop is still 8.04 actually.  its syslog dumps a bunch of mmcblk0 I/O errors and a sdhci register dump.  I guess thats more than the 8.10 box does though =D
[20:06] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: "rem out"
[20:06] <dexi> ?
[20:06] <joejc> thanks
[20:06] <MikeHbuntu> Kata, are you able to get an IP address? what does ifconfig show? (pastebin url is in the topic for long pastes)
[20:06] <anon6989> i have my eth0 in ifconfig but it does not connect when i put the wire in it tries but does not succeed
[20:06] <johnyblue> D3RGPS31, i just did that using http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu_lamp_for_newbies
[20:07] <D3RGPS31> johnyblue: thanks :D
[20:07] <MikeHbuntu> Kata, and iwconfig for good measure
[20:07] <Kata> MikeHbuntu ok, link coming shortly
[20:07] <johnyblue> now i wish to access this computer using ssh and ftp
[20:07] <nook> any one know about a ps2 emulator
[20:07] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, put # in front like other lines in the file that are just notes
[20:07] <nook> for kubuntu
[20:07] <johnyblue> who can guve me some tips?
[20:08] <duffydack> johnyblue: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=79588  might help somewhat
[20:08] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: OOOOHHHH hahah good idea.
[20:08] <Ad_> All OF YOU ,H AA PY :)  NEW :) Y E A R  :) ubotu :) : )
[20:08] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, Helpful if you make a mistake
[20:09] <nook> any one know about a ps2 emulator for kubuntu?
[20:09] <Jack_Sparrow> nook, /j #Kubuntu
[20:09] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: yup. learned that one from coding for eggdrops
[20:09] <pikario> !free > pikario
[20:09] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: alright back in a minute
[20:10] <Jack_Sparrow> !pm > adie_986
[20:10] <usuario> hola
[20:10] <usuario> que tal
[20:10] <usuario> como vamos
[20:10] <Jack_Sparrow> !es > usuario
[20:10] <usuario> ya mismo en otro año
[20:10] <FloodBot2> usuario: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:10] <onetinsoldier> !es | usuario
[20:10] <usuario> con todo adelante
[20:10] <Jack_Sparrow> usuario, Please stop..
[20:10] <usuario> hello
[20:11] <fep> someone know how to get Traktor Final Scratch to work with wine? i get an error when starting (after installing) .. or do anyone know where i can download VMware ?
[20:11] <joejc> what do i need for sound to work in kde?
[20:11] <Jack_Sparrow> !vmware
[20:11] <duffydack> fep: http://virtualbox.org
[20:12] <Jack_Sparrow> !appdb > fep
[20:12] <fep> thanks
[20:13] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[20:13] <adie_986> is any one can help me about how to connect with mobile phe as modem in ubuntu 8.10?
[20:14] <brujo> hi, nobody has problem compiling kernel 2.6.28?
[20:14] <sinbox> sudo chown: operation not permitted? on a manually mounted drive, any ideas what is wrong?
[20:14] <onetinsoldier> brujo: what's the problem?
[20:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !kernel
[20:14] <brujo> onetinsoldier, Errors were encountered while processing:
[20:14] <brujo>  linux-image-2.6.28.0_2.6.28.0-10.00.Custom_amd64.deb
[20:15] <fep> virtualbox, is that a program like vmware?
[20:15] <D3RGPS31> if i risize the terminal while installing something with tasksel, and it stops showing tasksels 'gui', AND i just happen to be installing lamp, will i still be prompted for my mysql root passwords >.>
[20:15] <ikonia> brujo where did you get that kernel
[20:15] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: jadedoto: alright still not there... how do you force, again?
[20:15] <brujo> kernel.org
[20:15] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, one sec..
[20:15] <duffydack> fep:  yes, in some ways better
[20:15] <onetinsoldier> brujo: oh? pastebin the make-kpg command you used and the errors. can all be in the same pastebin post
[20:15] <duffydack> add the repo and install 2.1
[20:15] <conrad_> I am looking for a backup solution for my mac, using the ubuntu on the backup server.  I've been using rsync for ages, but it has recently stopped working between the two machines. Any advice?
[20:15] <duffydack> not 2.0 or the ose
[20:15] <Jack_Sparrow> sudo mkdir /media/locked-drive then sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/locked-drive -o force  substitute your locked drive for sda1
[20:16] <fep> duffydack: ok , thanks
[20:16] <brujo> onetinsoldier, make-kpkg --append-to-version=.0 --initrd binary
[20:16] <runim1> hey everybody: is there a way to restore an unencrypted dd-image (from an 100% encrypted system, alternate-install, lvm) to a new hdd, so that this new system is 100% encrypted (lvm), too?
[20:16] <ikonia> brujo: so why are you asking for help in here ?
[20:16] <duffydack> also.. if you need to add you user to the group vboxusers
[20:16] <Joeseph> I was wondering how to install and use a gtk2 theme found here: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Kupo+Finale?content=96121
[20:16] <brujo> ikonia, i don't know where
[20:16] <onetinsoldier> brujo: that could be an issue. i go buy a guide i got from #debian
[20:16] <duffydack> can do that the the gui easy enough (users and groups)
[20:16] <onetinsoldier> buy/by
[20:16] <ahaminoo> hi, I have a tx2500 and I am wondering, if my tablet would work on virtualbo
[20:16] <AmritP> j #debian
[20:16] <ikonia> brujo: if your building your own kernel you should know how to do basic debugging, or at least where to get support
[20:17] <onetinsoldier> brujo: hang on a moment
[20:17] <ahaminoo> hi, I have a tx2500 and I am wondering, if my tablet would work on virtualbox
[20:17] <adie_986> please?
[20:17] <Law506> !ssh
[20:17] <brujo> onetinsoldier, ok
[20:17] <aspire> hello
[20:17] <duffydack> if you need usb support also you need to add the line none /proc/bus/usb usbfs devgid=46,devmode=664 0 0  to /etc/fstab  replace devgid=46 with the group id of vboxusers
[20:17] <ahaminoo> anybody tried to get tablet of tx2500 working on windows
[20:17] <aspire> having a small problem
[20:18] <aspire> root@ubuntu:/# /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[20:18] <aspire>  * Stopping GNOME Display Manager...                                     [ OK ]
[20:18] <aspire>  * Starting GNOME Display Manager...                                     [fail]
[20:18] <FloodBot2> aspire: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:18] <ahaminoo> and virtual box
[20:18] <onetinsoldier> brujo: kernel-package mantra:   make-kpkg clean ; export VER=$(date +'%Y%m%d') NAMEEXT="-$(hostname)-$(dpkg-architecture -qDEB_HOST_ARCH)"
[20:18] <ij_> hi; the ubuntu disk I keep burning turns up the first menu but doesn't do anything after that :/
[20:18] <Jack_Sparrow> aspire, Are you trying to install video drivers...
[20:18] <Joeseph> !gtk
[20:18] <dcider> I am ahaving problems with NVIDIA-Linux-x86-96.43.07-pgk1.run on ubuntu 2.6.27-11-generic. run the installer but the drivers are not recognized and the system installs 96.43.09 as the default. Has anyone gotten 96.43.97 to install with this kernel?
[20:18] <onetinsoldier> brujo: make-kpkg --revision=$VER --append-to-version=$NAMEEXT --initrd kernel_image
[20:19] <aspire> Jack_Sparrow: my computer does not boot
[20:19] <Joeseph> !gtk2
[20:19] <ikonia> dcider: yup
[20:19] <aspire> there seems to be a problem
[20:19] <Joeseph> !.emerald
[20:19] <ikonia> dcider: why are you using those specific drivers, what is the problem with the ones ubuntu packages for you
[20:19] <aspire> not sure I think it are file premissions
[20:19] <Jack_Sparrow> aspire, Please form the best question possible.. all on one line
[20:19] <aspire> Jack_Sparrow: what must I do I am running from a live disk
[20:19] <Joeseph> !meta-city
[20:20] <ahaminoo> anybody with tx2500 here
[20:20] <Jack_Sparrow> aspire, have you already installed to the hard drive and are trying to fix that install from a live session?
[20:20] <Joeseph> Is there a certain spot I need to extract these .tar.gz s   for this theme I want?  I'm a bit confused.
[20:20] <onetinsoldier> brujo: if you use 'fakeroot', then that last one should be changed to --> make-kpkg --revision=$VER --append-to-version=$NAMEEXT --rootcmd fakeroot --initrd kernel_image
[20:20] <Jack_Sparrow> joel|home, drag and drop the tar onto the open themem manager
[20:21] <dcider> ikonia: im having problems with the window borders disappearing when i use normal or extra in visual effects...
[20:21] <duffydack> Joeseph: drag n drop it in the appearances/themes config
[20:21] <adie_986> jack_sparow : can u help me to solve my case please?
[20:21] <brujo> onetinsoldier, no i don't use fakeroot
[20:21] <ikonia> dcider: what have you tried to fix this
[20:21] <onetinsoldier> brujo: ok, roger
[20:21] <Jack_Sparrow> adie_986, No, it isnt a simple problem and not my area of abilities
[20:21] <aspire> Jack_Sparrow: yes, I have fixed my system yesterday from a live sessions with chroot
[20:21] <adie_986> why?
[20:22] <aspire> But I have another problem now, this is that I am not able to login
[20:22] <aspire> there is a problem with the avhi deamon
[20:22] <Jack_Sparrow> aspire, Write a complete question so we dont have to ask 20 to find out what all you did.
[20:22] <aspire> for some reason it will not start
[20:22] <dcider> ikonia: compiz settings,
[20:22] <Joeseph> duffydack: Well that was easy! thanks.
[20:22] <ikonia> dcider: but what have you done to debug this ?
[20:22] <ikonia> dcider: or fix this
[20:23]  * d0lphin_n0el bem vou indo tudo de bom boas festas :)
[20:23] <Joeseph> Okay.... now how do Install the .emerald file?   Is that the file that changes the window border?
[20:23]  * d0lphin_n0el going everything good and nice partys good joins and all good of this good things :)
[20:24] <adie_986> ok thanks
[20:24] <onetinsoldier> Joeseph: sudo apt-get install emerald
[20:24] <brujo> onetinsoldier,  same problem :S
[20:24] <brujo> onetinsoldier, look this link please
[20:24] <onetinsoldier> brujo: ok
[20:24] <ikonia> brujo: custom kernels are not supported here
[20:24] <brujo> onetinsoldier, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/305794/+viewstatus
[20:24] <ahaminoo> hi, anybody with an hp tx2500
[20:25] <brujo> onetinsoldier, ok
[20:25] <onetinsoldier> brujo: /join ubuntu-offtopic
[20:25] <Kata> MikeHbuntu http://www.mibbit.com/pb/7AE75u sorry for the delay...had to type it all out >.<
[20:25] <dcider> ikonia: i dont even know where to start, new to this and its been suggested that i check if im running metacity which i am and to try a differnt driver which i did (or tryed to)
[20:25] <illmortal> anyone know if a processor doesn't get hot if it means that it's a bad processor??
[20:25] <ikonia> dcider: so if you've not done anything, and you've not tried anything, why are you randomly installing unsupported driverS ?
[20:25] <Joeseph> onetinsoldier: hmmm.... so does emerald interfere with compiz?
[20:26] <zc00gii> is there an easy way to change the resolution in Ubuntu, I just changed my monitor to my TV now the right hangs off
[20:26] <dcider> it was sugested that this would be a better driver for the Ti4200 and it was installed from symantic...
[20:26] <Joeseph> !emerald
[20:27] <dcider> ikonia: it was sugested that this would be a better driver for the Ti4200 and it was installed from symantic...
[20:27] <ikonia> dcider: how was it installed from synaptic when your using a .run file from nbidia.com
[20:27] <Law506> there a way to connect to a ssh server via windows command prompt??
[20:27] <ikonia> dcider: if it was installed from synaptic, you would not be trying to use a .run file
[20:27] <ikonia> Law506: use putty or an other windows ssh client
[20:27] <Law506> currently using putty, just curious if command prompt was possible, thanks though
[20:28] <ikonia> Law506: command prompt is not an ssh client
[20:29] <RawSushi> wtf
[20:29] <illmortal> Can anyone tell me why the motherboard won't beep even after removing video card and ram sticks?
[20:29] <ikonia> RawSushi: please don't use language like that
[20:29] <dcider> originally i tried that but was told that "71" was the same, checked the supported cards and found that it suppored Ti4200 so tryed to install it
[20:29] <ikonia> illmortal: thats a hardware issue, try ##hardware
[20:29] <dcider> Iradieh_: originally i tried that but was told that "71" was the same, checked the supported cards and found that it suppored Ti4200 so tryed to install it
[20:30] <dcider> ikonia: originally i tried that but was told that "71" was the same, checked the supported cards and found that it suppored Ti4200 so tryed to install it
[20:30] <ikonia> dcider: you've said that 3 times in under one minute, we saw you
[20:30] <NeoAesScrobis> Law506 : Might try Cygwin as well. gives a linxux feel to command and I believe it has ssh built in
[20:30] <ikonia> dcider: and after 3 times it makes no sense
[20:30] <ikonia> dcider: how do you think you installed it via synaptic when your trying to use a .run file ?
[20:30] <onetinsoldier> Joeseph: no, i don't believe so
[20:30] <joejc> i just did a base install of kubuntu what do i needto get sound
[20:31] <Joeseph> Now that I know the difference between a window decorator and a window manager.... how do you install a metacity theme?        I changed my gnome theme, but my windows edges are still the default orange....
[20:31] <pikario> hi, how do i make an .iso image of a cd i have?
[20:31] <illmortal> can someone please assist me.. i can't find anything on google for the situation i have in regards to my motherboard not beeping at all even after removing video card and RAM..
[20:31] <duffydack> coool.. ive tried allsorts of audio cd ripper/extractors out there and none came close to easy cdda for windows except GRIP.. had nothing but problems with the rest..
[20:32] <dcider> ikonia: because i used synaptic
[20:32] <JRandomDude> pikario: are you using Kubuntu or Ubuntu?
[20:32] <Joeseph> Ah! found it!  Ubuntu tends to do a lot more than I think it does graphically... ..    it's just hard to find sometimes....
[20:32] <ikonia> dcider: then how did you get a .run file ?
[20:32] <Jack_Sparrow> illmortal, Did you have the power cord physically unplugged for a few minutes before pullin cards
[20:32] <pikario> Ubuntu
[20:32] <illmortal> yes jack_sparrow
[20:33] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: force worked but shouldnt i put it into fstab
[20:33] <Jack_Sparrow> illmortal Just checking..
[20:33] <JRandomDude> pikario: well, there's ISO master, k3b, dd and File Roller
[20:33] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, never
[20:33] <illmortal> jack_sparrow, im startin to believe that i have a bad processor, especiially since the processor is NOT gettin hot to the touch.
[20:33] <sinbox> hi, just added a 2nd drive, mounted it and added it to fstab as well, CDed in there via cli and am trying to create a playlist using find but I get a permission denied, any ideas what is wrong?
[20:33] <JRandomDude> pikario: take a look at what File Roller can do, it should be able to create ISO images
[20:33] <gaintsura> I've got an old pentium system (around 1998), will ubuntu 8.04 work on it? not using GUI, just server setup?
[20:33] <joejc> how bigis ubutnu after install?
[20:33] <ikonia> sinbox: how do you create a playlist using find ?
[20:34] <Jack_Sparrow> illmortal, if you powered up with no heatsink.. it takes mere seconds to burn our
[20:34] <ikonia> joejc: out of the box about 1.8 - 2.4 gig
[20:34] <gravity1187> sinbox: did you remember to set the permissions
[20:34] <Jack_Sparrow> out
[20:34] <GrandCouillon> hi guys, I have an ATI remote wonder and I can't make it work under intrepid: irw doesn't return anything. I've tried different procedures without any success. Note that i've two remotes, so I don't think it's a hardware problem. Can someone help me ?
[20:34] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: never eh? i am getting an adverse statement from my friend... i dont know who to believe
[20:34] <JRandomDude> pikario: File Roller installs default with ubuntu
[20:34] <ikonia> dexi: it's fried
[20:34] <dcider> ikonia: i will correct myself, i downloaded the *.run but was told the "71" was the same so i tried 71 thru synaptic
[20:34] <sinbox> find -name *.mp3 -print >playlist.txt  << ikonia
[20:34] <dexi> ikonia: huh?
[20:34] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, routinely force mounting should not be necessary and is the sign of a problem or a user error
[20:34] <qdb> what command is to make executable?
[20:35] <ikonia> dexi: if you power on a chip without a heat sync it can be dead in seconds
[20:35] <JRandomDude> chmod +x
[20:35] <ikonia> qdb: chmod 700 $file
[20:35] <qdb> ok
[20:35] <sinbox> gravity1187, when I try to change ownership to current user via chown I get p[ermission denied as well, I'll try chmod now what should it be 755 or 775?
[20:35] <qdb> thanks
[20:35] <dexi> ikonia: wrong person
[20:35] <ikonia> dexi: ooh, sorry
[20:35] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: well i tried twice and it didnt mount normally
[20:35] <qdb> what command in irc to log out from channel but not from server . quit log outs from #ubuntu and from server
[20:36] <ikonia> qdb: /part
[20:36] <qdb> thanks
[20:36] <illmortal> jack_sparrow well what exactly would be the problem if a brand new built PC's motherboard is not beeping?
[20:36] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, Understood.  but force mounting is a last resort and not something to add to fstab
[20:36] <eelriver> no speaker?
[20:36] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: not force mounting, adding the drive to fstab itself?
[20:36] <Jack_Sparrow> illmortal, You need to find a different channel for your hardware questions.
[20:36] <Joeseph> Out of curiosity...   I've seen desktops like this one: http://www.gnome-look.org/CONTENT/content-m1/m96151-1.png  - -- that have things on the right which look like a type of gadget or applet....     any idea what program it is?
[20:37] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, Sure..
[20:37] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, Sorry, I thought you were going to force mount it wach time
[20:37] <Jack_Sparrow> each
[20:37] <JRandomDude> Joeseph: do you have a bigger picture of that?
[20:37] <adie_986> bye
[20:38] <Joeseph> JRandomDude: yeah just a minute.
[20:38] <eelriver> Looks like gkrellm
[20:38] <Jack_Sparrow> illmortal, Did you power up with the heatsink off at ANY point in time
[20:38] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: ok so my "teacher" isnt a good teacher, can you tell me how to get it into fstab? the UUID part is kinda confusing me and i dont understand what a few variables are
[20:38] <aspire> hello
[20:38] <aspire> having a problem with my premissions
[20:39] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, Let me pastebin my fstab as a reference.. and fyi you can still use /dev/sda1 etc
[20:39] <Joeseph> JRandomDude: The link stopped working for me, but it's the first picture on this page. http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Macchiato+(LINK+FIXED)?content=96151
[20:39] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: alright :p i think i might do what suse does with /windows/C
[20:39] <JRandomDude> Joeseph: let me see if i can regognise the program by what it does on X
[20:40] <LoHm> Hello
[20:40] <LoHm> i got problem with UBUNTU
[20:40] <JRandomDude> Joeseph: it looks like it's running conky (sudo apt-get install conky) with a custom theme
[20:41] <JRandomDude> Joeseph: yeah, it's conky with a custom configuration/theme :)
[20:41] <sinbox> !ask | LoHm
[20:41] <Jenius> of course
[20:41] <Joeseph> JRandomDude: alright, thanks...  I'll take a look at the program and see if it's any good.
[20:41] <jagiil>  having a problem ct login to ubuntu 8.04 keeps on returning to login screen even failed to start in gnome safe mode while geting this error msg Failed to start message bus: Failed to open “/etc/dbus-1/session.conf”: No such file or director
[20:41] <jagiil> i got some prob with fsck but mange to fix it with live cd
[20:41] <jagiil> it booted okay after that yesterday but i failed to login 2day
[20:41] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, http://pastebin.com/d38f6c353
[20:41] <JRandomDude> Joeseph: remember to read the man page :)
[20:41] <pikario> dd if=/dev/cdrom of=file.iso bs=1024  ?
[20:41] <aspire> my system is messed up and not sure what I can do to fix it when I try to boot it up it is not possible for me to load the system as several services are not able to be started, I have now loaded a live disk a live disk and am running my installed OS through CHROOT, but when I try to login I get this:
[20:41] <aspire> root@ubuntu:/home/aspire# su aspire
[20:41] <aspire> Cannot execute /bin/bash: Permission denied
[20:41] <JRandomDude> Joeseph: also, the default theme is butt ugly
[20:41] <LoHm> My ubuntu wont start
[20:42] <LoHm> I was changing graphic card
[20:42] <LoHm> and it didnt worked with newer graphic card
[20:42] <Jenius> is there an internet download manager available for ubuntu?
[20:42] <LoHm> so i decided to put back old Graphic card
[20:42] <LoHm> and Ubuntu still wont start
[20:42] <JRandomDude> Jenius: you mean something like DownThemAll? or a separate program?
[20:42] <zc00gii> is there an easy way to change the resolution in Ubuntu, I just changed my monitor to my TV now the right hangs off
[20:42] <duffydack> someone help me with Grip, its outputting filenames not how i want..
[20:42] <Joeseph> JRandomDude: Hmmmm....   From their main page "Most people can’t get it working right" .....       that doesn't give me any warm fuzzies...   Probably not an install for today then....
[20:43] <illmortal2> jack_sparrow... the only way i could check to see if the processor was working was to take the heatsink off, power up the pc for about 5 seconds while touching the processor
[20:43] <aspire> Jack_Sparrow: did you see what I wrote atall?
[20:43] <poboy975linux> hello. I have a network question. I am sharing and internet through my laptop to rest of network. windows box works on internet just fine, linux desktop was ok on internet untill trying to download a file. then connections stopped. i can ping the other computers but nolonger access internet. connection manager says no valid connection. whenever I try to put a wired eth0 in, nothing happenes. enter all info but no connect
[20:43] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: so just add /dev/sda1 /media/sda1 ntfs user,ro,auto 0 0
[20:43] <dexi> ?
[20:43] <zc00gii> oh noez, Octoroks is here ;)
[20:43] <JRandomDude> Jenius: if you're using the evil corporate licensed firefox with the evil corporate licensed artwork, you can install DownThemAll plugin download manager to it
[20:43] <Jack_Sparrow> aspire, Yes, and I suggest you try and save /home and do a fresh install
[20:43] <LoHm> it loads normal but Wont show on screen
[20:44] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, IS that the mount point you created?
[20:44] <Jenius> JRandomDude something like Internet Download Manager...
[20:44] <JRandomDude> Jenius: you mean like wget?
[20:44] <JaaDe> cunts
[20:44] <aspire> Jack_Sparrow: how do you suggest me to go about that?
[20:44] <Jenius> flashgot
[20:44] <duffydack> loll
[20:44] <JaaDe> duffydack is a twat
[20:44] <LoHm> DOES ANYONE KNOWS HOW TO FIX MY PROBLEM?
[20:44] <JRandomDude> Jenius: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Downloader_for_X
[20:44] <aspire> any suggestions are welcome or just saving the folder to an external disk is sufficient, does the file system type matter???
[20:44] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: to be honest i have no idea... I just remember when i started linux before, a little icon on my desktop and in places popped up showing "320.1 GB" and when i clicked it, i got my windows contents
[20:45] <JaaDe> ye get a penis
[20:45] <krazed> LoHm: yeah, just hit caps lock
[20:45] <ikonia> LoHm: I know how to not use caps lock, please don't
[20:45] <Jack_Sparrow> aspire, I dont have time to walk you through a backup which you should have already done and a fresh install
[20:45] <illmortal3> jack_sparrow the processor did NOT get hot at all
[20:45] <kbrosnan> Jenius: some of the download managers listed at http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/windows4.html are cross platform
[20:45] <JRandomDude> Jenius: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WxDownload_Fast
[20:45] <zc00gii> is there an easy way to change the resolution in Ubuntu, I just changed my monitor to my TV now the right hangs off
[20:45] <aspire> Jack_Sparrow: I dont wont to lose my data
[20:45] <Jenius> thx guys
[20:45] <Jack_Sparrow> illmortal, Find a hardware channel..  you are offtopic
[20:45] <krazed> aspire: Your /home directory is your data
[20:46] <sladen> zc00gii: System->Preferences->Screen Resolution
[20:46] <dexi> zc00gii: system > preferences > screen resolution?
[20:46] <dexi> Twincest!
[20:47] <Jenius> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=468435
[20:47] <Jenius> I am using IDM(Internet Download Manager) right now for Windows.
[20:47] <Jenius> exactly the same question :D
[20:48] <poboy975linux> hello any suggestions on why my wired eth0 connection has dissapeared from netowkr manager? but still shows in ifconfig?
[20:48] <Joeseph> hmmm maybe I should try KDE for a change in routine....     Is there a way I can install it without it messing up parts of gnome?   I remember the time I did it on my old ubuntu box, KDE apps would try to boot in their KDE mode in gnome and other weird stuff would happen....
[20:49] <duffydack> anyone familiar with Grip ?  its outputtin filenames with underscores, i want spaces
[20:49] <pronto> grip?
[20:49] <pronto> O.o
[20:49] <zc00gii> evrything is messed up now, I can't change it back :\
[20:49] <Jack_Sparrow> Joeseph, adding kubuntu-desktop to ubuntu does cause some small issues.  If you want to try clean kubuntu, dual/tripple boot it
[20:49] <conrad_> can i enable file sharing stuff from the terminal?  like afp or smb or something so that i can backup files from my mac to the ubuntu server?
[20:49] <fep> does anyone recommend a standard laptop that are compatible with ubuntu?
[20:50] <Jack_Sparrow> !hardware
[20:50] <duffydack> pronto: cd ripper and encoder
[20:50] <zc00gii> fep: all laptops are compatible with Ubuntu
[20:50] <Jack_Sparrow> zc00gii, some more so than others
[20:50] <zc00gii> Jack_Sparrow, true
[20:50] <fep> zc00gii: yes, but i had some problems with HP and linux, with broadcom wifi and such
[20:50] <zc00gii> but usually it's fine
[20:51] <Joeseph> Jack_Sparrow: Alright, I may just try a different distro with KDE installed by deafault then.,...   but I'm afraid of what will happen to my modified GRUB menu.lst file....
[20:51] <duffydack> oh ffs, "options/do not change spaces to underscores"
[20:51] <duffydack> doh..
[20:51] <fep> im going to buy a new laptop and i dont want any big problems
[20:51] <zc00gii> fep: I got that fixed with my Lynksus card
[20:51] <ja_jaaa> anyone running the 2.6.28 kernel?
[20:51] <zc00gii> fep: it ishn't hard, just add one line to a file
[20:51] <Jack_Sparrow> febI also added linksys wireleless to fix that issue
[20:51] <duffydack> fep: cant go wrong with dell.
[20:51] <ja_jaaa> someone say that older intel graphic card works very well with this kernel
[20:51] <aspire> Jack_Sparrow: I dont wont to be funny about this but if I can then I will make a backup
[20:51] <freeflowcauvery> hello all. I've tried sudo apt-get update and I get a bunch of "Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty/multiverse/source/Sources.gz  404 Not Found [IP: 91.189.88.46 80]"
[20:52] <aspire> THe system will not allow me to copy the files to an external medium
[20:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !kernel > ja_jaaa,
[20:52] <freeflowcauvery> what gives?
[20:52] <amortvigil> hoi
[20:52] <runim1> hey everybody: is there a way to restore an unencrypted dd-image (from an 100% encrypted system, alternate-install, lvm) to a new hdd, so that this new system is 100% encrypted (lvm), too?
[20:52] <Jack_Sparrow> freeflowcauvery, feisty is dead as in eol
[20:52] <Joeseph> freeflowcauvery: I was going to ask if you're connected to the internet......  but as your're talking on here.....   that made the question seem silly
[20:52] <fep> duffydack: ok, thanks
[20:52] <amortvigil> does anyone know how to activate kbfx?
[20:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !feisty
[20:52] <x0r> Hello, all. How can I undo changes made by sudo grub: grub> ...? :S
[20:53] <freeflowcauvery> Jack_Sparrow, I see. wow, just like that, dumped to the curb . jk :)
[20:54] <Jack_Sparrow> freeflowcauvery, YEp abandon ship.. or change to old repos then upgrade
[20:54] <aspire> Jack_Sparrow: If you are still there
[20:54] <aspire> root@ubuntu:/# cp /home/ /HD/
[20:54] <aspire> cp: omitting directory `/home/'
[20:54] <aspire> root@ubuntu:/# cp /home/aspire/ HD/
[20:54] <aspire> cp: omitting directory `/home/aspire/'
[20:54] <FloodBot2> aspire: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:54] <x0r> Does sudo grub just edit the menu.lst?
[20:54] <Jack_Sparrow> aspire, Dont flood.
[20:54] <aspire> Jack_Sparrow: trying to make a backup really but not working
[20:54] <conrad_> Does one need rsync on two computers in order to do rsync between two machines?
[20:55] <dexi> sorry, web went out... ok Jack_Sparrow: can you maybe walk me through what to put into fstab? i dont wanna screw up lol
[20:55] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, what mount point did you create
[20:56] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: All i know is when i first loaded linux, it showed up on my desktop as "320.0 GB" or something...
[20:56] <krazed> Jack_Sparrow: I used the same external HDD on slackware yesterday, however today it will not mount on Ubuntu. I get this error; http://paste.ubuntu.com/97162/
[20:56] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, what is on that partition?
[20:56] <x0r> Guys, how can I undo changes, made to grub?
[20:56] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: I have one whole disk for windows and one whole for linux
[20:57] <Jack_Sparrow> krazed, please ask the channel and dont direct your questions to an individual unless they are helping you
[20:57] <rccu> krazed: have you followed the directions it gives to you
[20:57] <rccu> krazed: ran chkdks /f in Windows etc?
[20:57] <rccu> krazed: typo...
[20:57] <x0r> Normally it is "sudo mousepad /boot/grub/menu.lst", but what about when you do something with "sudo grub"?
[20:57] <fep> can i get some problems with dell wireless as with broadcom ?
[20:57] <fep> i know that intel wireless is good
[20:57] <krazed> rccu, no, the only reason I hadn't was it worked 100% fine yesterday, wasn't sure if it was a known issue.
[20:58] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: Should I consider Load windows, shutdown, load windows, shutdown, load linux?
[20:58] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, sudo mkdir /media/dexi-windows
[20:58] <rccu> krazed: NTFS may be inconsistent today
[20:58] <aspire> Jack_Sparrow: getting a load of errors when copying
[20:58] <aspire> cp: cannot create regular file `HD/aspire/.nautilus/metafiles/file:%2F%2F%2Fhome%2Faspire%2FDocuments%2Fpictures%2Fprofile.xml': Invalid argument
[20:58] <aspire> cp: cannot create regular file `HD/aspire/.nautilus/metafiles/file:%2F%2F%2Fmedia%2Fdisk-1.xml': Invalid argument
[20:58] <rccu> krazed: so you should run chkdsk
[20:58] <krazed> rccu: Alright, well thanks, I'll try that.
[20:58] <lazyPower> I'm about to show my noob colors here, but is installing VLC enough to get dvd playback in Ibex, or do i need a de-css lib like i did back in 2006?
[20:59] <conrad_> can I enable SMB or some sort of file sharing through ssh?
[20:59] <rccu> krazed: if a file system error occurs, it occurs suddenly
[20:59] <rccu> krazed: no matter if it worked yesterday
[20:59] <Joeseph> If I install Kbuntu onto a second partition on my hard drive, how would I keep my current grub setup (with windows on my second hard disk) and be able to boot both KBunutu, Ubuntu, and windows?
[20:59] <duffydack> lazyPower: i prefer mplayer with the smplayer frontend myself.
[20:59] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, let me know when you get that done
[20:59] <Itaku> my xbox stopped working a while ago how do i fix it?
[20:59] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: okay. will do, 3 minutes tops bbias
[20:59] <duffydack> lazyPower: its a little bit nicer, and seeking vids is quicker
[20:59] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, let me know what partition you are going to mount to that point
[20:59] <eseven73> !restricted | lazyPower this might help:
[21:00] <lazyPower> Ty eseven73
[21:00] <eseven73> yw
[21:00] <duffydack> lazyPower: sudo apt-get install mplayer smplayer
[21:00] <dexi> er Jack_Sparrow wait hang on lol
[21:00] <Itaku> when i press the power button on my xbox nothnig happens how do i fix it?
[21:00] <slash\> can anyone help me solve a Grub Error 17?
[21:00] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot > Itaku
[21:00] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: ok mkdir is done... I suppose I just want to mount the entire missing disk of windows?
[21:01] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, one partition or multiple on that
[21:01] <coz_> hey guys I am on ubuntu.com downloading intrepid  where is the md5sum link??
[21:01] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: one, windows but with windows' swap, no other OS
[21:02] <mindrape> hold coz_ lemme dig it up
[21:02] <WebcamWonder> coz_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[21:02] <x0r> Hi, I accidentally selected Windows C: partition with command "sudo grub": (grub> root...)  and "sudo grub-install /dev/sda", as I needed to define my boot linux partition. So how do I undo those changes? Currently my Windows isn't booting up, as it is now defined as linux boot partition or something :S
[21:02] <Koordin> hi i have a problem with this rom : http://www.europemu.net/emulation-roms-nintendo64-n64-4.html why are there several z64 files in the archives and which one do i have to open ?
[21:02] <coz_> oh ok  thanks guys :)
[21:02] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, ok...  sda1 is the partition you want to mount to that mount point right..
[21:03] <Jack_Sparrow> Koordin, that isnt a ubuntu support question.. thanks
[21:03] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: Sounds good to me. a permanent mount though?
[21:03] <Jack_Sparrow> yep
[21:03] <mindrape> coz_ http://mirrors.xmission.com/ubuntu-cd/intrepid/         scroll to the bottom for the MD5sums
[21:03] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: because that force from before is gone after i restarted
[21:03] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, it will be fine
[21:03] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: ok. :)
[21:04] <MindVirus> In Compiz, how do I get rid of transparent window borders?
[21:04] <Koordin> Jack_Sparrow: actually maybe it is ; i'll reformulate ; is it normal that after uncompressing with "7z x rom.7z" all these files appear ?
[21:04] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, just to verify sda1 is the partition ou want to mount each time you boot and yoiu have created the mount point right
[21:04] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: yes.
[21:05] <x0r> asking again -.-:  Hi, I accidentally selected Windows C: partition with command "sudo grub": (grub> root...)  and "sudo grub-install /dev/sda", as I needed to define my boot linux partition. So how do I undo those changes? Currently my Windows isn't booting up, as it is now defined as linux boot partition or something :S
[21:05] <Jack_Sparrow> Koordin, It isnt a ubuntu question...   seek help from the people supporting the emul;ator of the os you are emulating
[21:05] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, hold for a sec..
[21:05] <slimjimflim> hello, another windows related question for you
[21:05] <mindrape> MindVirus: run ccsm
[21:05] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: ok
[21:05] <MindVirus> mindrape, I'm there.
[21:06] <slimjimflim> when i do `mount /dev/sda1 /media/xp` i can see only a small portion of the files on the ntfs drive
[21:06] <mindrape> MindVirus: its in there somewhere.  Probably under Window decorations or something.
[21:06] <MindVirus> mindrape, no.
[21:07] <slimjimflim> df says that the drive is vfat, but i'm pretty sure it's ntfs
[21:07] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, /dev/sda1    /media/dexi-windows     ntfs    defaults,umask=007,gid=46 0       1           please verify spelling of your mount point as well as any caps
[21:07] <MindVirus> In Window Decorations, there are shadow options, command (compiz-decorator), mipmapping, and window selecting options (which windows to decorate, which to shadow).
[21:07] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: copy/paste into fstab?
[21:08] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, yep, but please have a backup
[21:08] <dexi> Yessir
[21:09] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: "Could not save the file /etc/fstab-backup You do not have the permissions necessary....."
[21:10] <dexi> copy it through terminal, probably huh
[21:10] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[21:10] <duffydack> slimjimflim: i just mkdir /media/sda1 etc and add /dev/sda1    /media/sda1 ntfs  defaults 0    0 to /etc/fstab
[21:10] <duffydack> sda1 being C: and sda2 being D:   etc etc
[21:11] <DragonLotus> Hey, I'm having Sound Problems in Intrepid.  I followed the multimedia & video guide and apt-get'd a bunch of stuff.  Still no luck.  Is there a permission thing I could be overlooking?
[21:11] <slimjimflim> duffydack, is that all the mount command does?
[21:11] <slimjimflim> just edits a text file?
[21:11] <slimjimflim> wouldn't you need to at least restart a daemon?
[21:11] <duffydack> no, you edit the file /etc/fstab
[21:11] <lazyPower> DragonLotus, What kind of sound problems? Are you using Pulse Audio? What Chipset yo using?
[21:11] <eseven73> slimjimflim>> 'man mount'
[21:12] <duffydack> to have it do it on each reboot
[21:12] <slimjimflim> hrm, i'll try in a sec, i have another plan to try first
[21:12] <DragonLotus> I'm using the Intel HDA chipset on my Intel P45 Motherboard.  I don't know if I'm using pulse audio or not.  lazyPower, thanks for the repsonse.
[21:12] <duffydack> is it your windows drives you wanna mount?
[21:12] <x0r> asking again -.-:  Hi, I accidentally selected Windows C: partition with command "sudo grub": (grub> root...)  and "sudo grub-install /dev/sda", as I needed to define my boot linux partition. So how do I undo those changes? Currently my Windows isn't booting up, as it is now defined as linux boot partition or something :S
[21:12] <freeflowcauvery> thanks all. have a good year ahead.
[21:12] <lazyPower> Ibex by default afaik uses pulse Audio, What exactly is your issue? Just no sound?
[21:13] <mindrape> !grub
[21:13] <DragonLotus> lazyPower: yah.  I am at pandora.com and have no sound.
[21:13] <lazyPower> do you get system sounds?
[21:13] <mindrape> !grub > x0r
[21:13] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: right now, i have under mount point, media/dexi-windows   under type ntfs, under options defaults..etc...  and under dump and pass, 0 and 1 respectively, correct?
[21:13] <lazyPower> also, have you checked your mixer settings to make sure its not muted, and that you have the proper audio out configured?
[21:13] <DragonLotus> lazyPower: as far as I can tell, there are no sounds comming through my speakers in linux.  In windows, however, it works fine.
[21:14] <DragonLotus> Uhm, my mixer settings like... right click the speaker and go to mixer and make sure it's not muted?
[21:14] <duffydack> slimjimflim: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty#How_to_mount_Windows_partitions_.28NTFS.29_on_boot-up.2C_and_allow_all_users_to_read_only
[21:14] <mindrape> DragonLotus:         sudo alsamixer            from a terminal
[21:14]  * lazyPower points to what mindrape said
[21:14] <lazyPower> i dont trust the gnome mixer :P
[21:14] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi,  mkdir /media/sda1 etc and add /dev/sda1    /media/sda1 ntfs  defaults 0    0                      to /etc/fstab      is the basic format
[21:15] <DragonLotus> lazyPower: it doesn't apear to be muted.
[21:15] <lazyPower> Are you using a laptop?
[21:15] <duffydack> should be a link to ubuntuguide in topic here, would save a lot of questions
[21:15] <slimjimflim> duffydack, kewl
[21:15] <l-isla> DragonLotus: I had a similar problem when I first installed Itrepid. I had to change the jack to which my speaker was connected to get sound working
[21:15] <lazyPower> My particular laptop, if i reboot into windows, I loose sound and have to pull the battery and unplug the power cord to get sound back... its an odd bug with the Compaq Presario line of laptops...
[21:15] <DragonLotus> lazyPower: nope.  and in Alsamixer I only have master and capture.  which doesn't look familiar.  I remember lots more too...
[21:15] <duffydack> and, if you cant find it in the newest distro page, look in the older ones
[21:15] <duffydack> most of it applies
[21:15] <DragonLotus> lazyPower: that's a bummer!
[21:16]  * lazyPower nods
[21:16] <DragonLotus> l-isla: what do you mean switch jacks?
[21:16] <wyden> hi!
[21:16] <l-isla> DraginLotus: I think pulseaudio does not automagically recognize multi channel output
[21:16] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: ok so thats what i did, except for the options you gave me are different and the pass is 1, but i assume that its supposed to be like that?
[21:16] <wyden> got some C and C++ Developper there?
[21:16] <slimjimflim> duffydack, does that apply to hardy?
[21:16] <duffydack> does what
[21:17] <l-isla> DragonLotus: the back of your computer where the speaker is actually plugged in.
[21:17] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, The one you saw is right from my own system... the other is the generic version
[21:17] <wyden> got some C and C++ Developper there?
[21:17] <wyden> got some C and C++ Developper there?
[21:17] <l-isla> DraginLotus: Oh wait! are you on a laptop?
[21:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot > wyden
[21:17] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: so.. what should I use? lol
[21:17] <duffydack> http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Main_Page
[21:18] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, either
[21:18] <duffydack> list of each Os guide
[21:18] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: doesnt make a difference?
[21:18] <DragonLotus> l-isla: uhh that worked kinda.  I have a black connection in the back that is labeled rear speaker and plugging headphones into it gives me sound??
[21:18] <duffydack> start with the newest, do a ctrl-F and search for what you want.. look in the older guides if you can find it..they dont always repeat themselves
[21:18] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, man mount or fstab for details
[21:19] <conrad_> is rsync needed on both machines?
[21:19] <lazyPower> DragonLotus, That would be the issue then, Its not recognizing your multi-chanel out
[21:20] <l-isla> DragonLotus: I think there is some problem with pulseaudio. I have seen tutorials online that explain how to configure pulse-audio for multi-channel support
[21:20] <DaveIngram> is there an undo command in vim?
[21:20] <DragonLotus> DaveIngram: yes, hit escape, then u
[21:20] <mindrape> :u
[21:21] <DaveIngram> DragonLotus, mindrape: Thanks!
[21:21] <DragonLotus> DaveIngram: also, I really like Vim's manuals.  try :help
[21:21]  * lazyPower is lovin DVD playback on his lappy again
[21:22] <DragonLotus> okay I'll go googleye for a multichannel tutorial
[21:22] <DragonLotus> brb ty!
[21:22] <lazyPower> np DragonLotus, happy googling
[21:22] <DaveIngram> DragonLotus: thanks!
[21:22] <dexi> ok Jack_Sparrow trying this out...
[21:23] <Jack_Sparrow> ok
[21:23] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, you should see the mount on your desktop
[21:23] <Nehpets> nethpets
[21:23] <duffydack> lazyPower: using what?
[21:23] <pingu> How can i view the actual time in terminal?
[21:24] <lazyPower> duffydack, I'm using smplayer, its pretty sleek.
[21:24] <duffydack> yup.. compared to basic mplayers frontend, its a world of difference
[21:24] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: thanks. will restart now and see
[21:25] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest39653,  date +%m-%d-%Y-%T
[21:25] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi drat.. mount -a
[21:25] <Guest39653> Thanks, Jack_Sparrow
[21:25] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[21:26] <Guest39653> I forgot we have New Years Eve
[21:26] <Guest39653> thought it is September
[21:27] <amortvigil> how to add kbfx to menu?
[21:28] <amortvigil> how to add kbfx to menu? it isnt showing in the widgets menu
[21:29] <Guest39653> Can i close Terminal to systray?
[21:29] <amortvigil> no
[21:29] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: Mounted right up, thanks so much for the help
[21:30] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, glad to help
[21:30] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: is it possible to get my USB keyboard to work in grub?
[21:31] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, mine does and I am behind a kvm switch..  (microsoft 4000) keyboard too
[21:31] <lazyPower> dexi, so long as your Bios supports a usb keyboard, it *should* work in grub already.
[21:31] <AaronMT> Where can I buy ubuntu 5.04?
[21:31] <Jack_Sparrow> AaronMT, GEt a newer version
[21:31] <Jack_Sparrow> free
[21:31] <AaronMT> why
[21:31] <Jack_Sparrow> !eol
[21:31] <Jack_Sparrow> !badger
[21:32] <Itaku> where can i download that one
[21:32] <AaronMT> it works fine
[21:32] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: lazyPower: it doesnt? i have a relatively new bios i believe... ive had a normal keyboard plugged in and tucked under my bed lol
[21:32] <rccu> !eol
[21:32] <Itaku> i just wanna see it for the lulz
[21:32] <rccu> !eol badger
[21:33] <Jack_Sparrow> dexi, not sure why, but I need to take a break, and a nap
[21:33] <AaronMT> where can i buy
[21:33] <Aquahallic1> afternoon folks
[21:33] <dexi> Jack_Sparrow: lol sounds good. have a good one
[21:33] <donavan> I need some help with my TV card ... can't get it to find any channels when it scans ... anyone know anything about them
[21:33] <Jack_Sparrow> AaronMT, ubuntu cd's are free for the downloading
[21:33] <profanephobia> i have items in my trash that i can't delete
[21:33] <AaronMT> im asking where can i buy
[21:34] <Jack_Sparrow> AaronMT, You cant
[21:34] <Aquahallic1> if I have a drive that was in another ubuntu machine as a storage drive and the OS on that one crashed and I can't remember what the file system type is... how would I go about finding out???
[21:34] <Jack_Sparrow> !download
[21:34] <AaronMT> for 1200 people
[21:34] <AaronMT> im not burning 1200 discs
[21:34] <SLAYER> hi all
[21:35] <AaronMT> i need 5.10
[21:35] <sinbox> try shipit AaronMT
[21:35] <Jack_Sparrow> AaronMT, First off, get a current release. not something that is no longer supported, and I am sure canonical will be happy to make you a great deal
[21:35] <SLAYER> hi can any one help me
[21:35] <amortvigil> AaronMT, try the ubuntu shop
[21:35] <AaronMT> 5.10 works fine
[21:35] <Jack_Sparrow> AaronMT, There is no reason to use 5.10
[21:35] <winmutt> upgrading from feisty to hardy
[21:35] <evowill> AaronMT: You can buy the DVD on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/3937514775?ie=UTF8&tag=ubuntusearch-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=3937514775
[21:36] <gold-bug> AaronMT: why do you think you need 5.10?
[21:36] <winmutt> everything is segfaulting
[21:36] <winmutt> help?
[21:36] <gold-bug> SLAYER: ask a question
[21:36] <cyberjuice> i love ubuntu
[21:36] <Jack_Sparrow> winmutt, you need to go from feisty to gutsy then to hardy
[21:36] <winmutt> dpkg --configure -a      errors out
[21:36] <jimi__hendrix> hi all
[21:36] <profanephobia> i have items in my trash that i can't delete
[21:36] <winmutt> jack i did
[21:36] <evowill> AaronMT: that link is from http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/purchase
[21:36] <jimi__hendrix> so im trying to use a live cd to format my hardrive
[21:36] <winmutt> i am at gutsy
[21:36] <SLAYER> I the first time in this chat
[21:36] <SLAYER> can u help me
[21:36] <Jack_Sparrow> profanephobia, there are two trash, one for user and one for root
[21:36] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask > slayer
[21:36] <AaronMT> because i know it works
[21:36] <SLAYER> haw can I change a room
[21:36] <gold-bug> profanephobia: sudo chown -R $USER: ~/.local/share/Trash
[21:36] <AaronMT> if it aint broke..
[21:36] <jimi__hendrix> but after login it hangs at a blank beige screen
[21:37] <gold-bug> AaronMT: have you not been told 5.10 is EOL, thus no longer receiving security updates?
[21:37] <SLAYER> wb all
[21:37] <jimi__hendrix> what should i do
[21:37] <winmutt> jack: any suggestions? i straced a few of the failing commands
[21:37] <Jack_Sparrow> AaronMT, You have several answers..  what you are trying/askiing to do is Ill advised
[21:37] <winmutt> nothing stuck out
[21:37] <profanephobia> Jack_Sparrow, sorry it my user account trash
[21:37] <winmutt> jack_sparrow: any suggestions? i straced a few of the failing commands
[21:37] <AaronMT> oh well
[21:37] <Jack_Sparrow> winmutt, feisty has reached eol... that is one problem
[21:37] <Noobuntu> Anyone know where the Ubuntu uncompiled wireless drivers
[21:38] <winmutt> hence the reason i am trying to upgrade
[21:38] <gold-bug> Noobuntu: huh?  Once more with more sense?
[21:38] <Jack_Sparrow> winmutt, did you change your sources...  and to what release
[21:38] <jimi__hendrix> what should i do
[21:38] <winmutt> i am restoring from backup and starting over
[21:38] <gold-bug> jimi__hendrix: you should ask a question
[21:38] <winmutt> i went from feisty to gutsy
[21:38] <Jack_Sparrow> jimi__hendrix, Have patience and wait for an answer and stop repeating
[21:38] <Jack_Sparrow> winmutt, hence the problem
[21:39] <winmutt> ?
[21:39] <jimi__hendrix> gold-bug, i did
[21:39] <Jack_Sparrow> winmutt, did you change your sources...
[21:39] <gold-bug> jimi__hendrix: "what should i do" is not a proper question.
[21:39] <jimi__hendrix> so im trying to use a live cd to format my hardrive
[21:39] <gold-bug> jimi__hendrix: and unless you address someone, the room has a one-line memory
[21:39] <jimi__hendrix> but after login it hangs at a blank beige screen
[21:39] <jimi__hendrix> what should i do
[21:39] <winmutt>  /etc/apt/sources.list i replaced feisty with gutsy  perhttp://swik.net/Ubuntu/Only+Ubuntu/How+to+Upgrade+Ubuntu+Server+from+Feisty+(7.04)++to+Hardy+(8.04)/b434c
[21:39] <profanephobia> When i go to delete a folder in my user account's Trash it is unable to completely remove it. i tried to delete it in terminal but the files don't even show up
[21:39] <ali_> всем привет, всех с Наступающим!
[21:40] <jimi__hendrix> gold-bug, happy?
[21:40] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask > jimi__hendrix
[21:40] <lazyPower> lol Jack_Sparrow
[21:40] <winmutt> jack_sparrow: was that not the correct way>?
[21:40] <gold-bug> jimi__hendrix: nope
[21:41] <Jack_Sparrow> winmutt, I asked a couple times and yet you didnt answer
[21:41] <Jack_Sparrow> winmutt, did you change your sources...
[21:41] <jimi__hendrix> Jack_Sparrow and gold-bug after login on the live cd the boot hangs on a beige screen
[21:41] <winmutt>  /etc/apt/sources.list i replaced feisty with gutsy
[21:41] <jimi__hendrix> fix?
[21:41] <gold-bug> jimi__hendrix: version?
[21:41] <winmutt> jack_sparrow is that what you meant?
[21:41] <gold-bug> winmutt: that's not the right way to upgrade
[21:41] <winmutt> oh
[21:41] <winmutt> google told me to!
[21:41] <winmutt> how do i go about it
[21:41] <jimi__hendrix> uhh 8.10 i386
[21:41] <Flannel> !upgrade | winmutt
[21:42] <gold-bug> !upgrade | winmutt
[21:42] <ali_> ребят кто ставил убунту 8.10 тоже гном глючит?
[21:42] <kolby_> I have strange wireless problems
[21:42] <Flannel> !ru | ali_
[21:42] <ali_> i'm sorry =)
[21:42] <cyberjuice> My UBuntU is so HOt!!!!  v8.10
[21:42] <jimi__hendrix> gold-bug, 8.10
[21:42] <gold-bug> jimi__hendrix: what hardware?
[21:42] <jimi__hendrix> uhh
[21:42] <jimi__hendrix> old
[21:43] <jimi__hendrix> thats all i know
[21:43] <Flannel> winmutt: However, since feisty is EOL, you'll have to move your sources to http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ for feisty to get completely up-to-date (first step of upgrading)
[21:43]  * winmutt starts over
[21:43] <winmutt> AH!
[21:43] <gold-bug> jimi__hendrix: not really helpful.  Please stop using enter to break up your responses.  Did you "check the cd for defects" from the cd's boot menu?
[21:43] <winmutt> flannel thanks for that tidbit
[21:43] <ali_> all a Happy New Year!
[21:43] <jimi__hendrix> i know i keep messing that up
[21:43] <jimi__hendrix> no
[21:43] <gold-bug> jimi__hendrix: you need to do that
[21:44] <jimi__hendrix> gold-bug, ok brb
[21:44] <kolby_> in iptables, what is forward?
[21:44] <kolby_> sudo iptables -P forward accept
[21:44] <musikgoat|main> anyone know what would stop gparted from giving the option to mount nfts?  ntfs-3g installed
[21:45] <musikgoat|main> newly formatted, so no windows locks on the drive
[21:46] <kolby_> is this the right channel for netwroking problems?
[21:46] <profanephobia> I deleted the ~/.local/share/Trash folder completely and still it shows having a folder in the Trash
[21:46] <winmutt> kolby: depends
[21:46] <roberto> hello
[21:46] <Rprp> hey, just upgraded my ram to 4gb, but Ubuntu says i got only 2gb.. Bios says 4gb.. anyone does know why?
[21:47] <musikgoat|main> kolby_ its a place to start, whats the problem
[21:48] <kolby_> every time I connect to my router, I have to clear my iptables to use the internet
[21:48] <ShockUBT> how can i do an unattended install of sun-java6-jre ?
[21:48] <Jack_Sparrow> !trash
[21:48] <duffydack> you are behind a router, dump iptables
[21:48] <ShockUBT> "apt-get -y install sun-java6-jre" doesn't seem to do it
[21:48] <duffydack> thats like puttin a paper bag over your head when theres already one on hers
[21:48] <ShockUBT> it brings up a dialog box that you have to click ok
[21:49] <Rprp> hey, just upgraded my ram to 4gb, but Ubuntu says i got only 2gb.. Bios says 4gb.. anyone does know why?
[21:49] <ShockUBT> how can i auto-click that
[21:49] <Ahadiel> Rprp, Are you running 32-bit, or 64-bit Ubuntu?
[21:49] <FisherPrice> Hi, I've got an epson printer that worked in Hardy, but since I upgraded to Intrepid it won't detect it. I've tried looking at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers  but it isn't updated for Intrepid yet... It's an Epson CX5500
[21:49] <Rprp> Ahadiel: 32 bit
[21:49] <nDevastator> can i use a live cd and format a HDD with it
[21:49] <kolby_> I have to run "iptables -F; iptables -X; iptables -P input accept; iptables -P output accept; iptables forward accept"
[21:49] <Ahadiel> Rprp, You have 3 options: 1) Install 64-bit Ubuntu, 2) Install the 32-bit ubuntu kernel, 3) Compile a kernel with PAE support.
[21:50] <Ahadiel> Rprp, 2) Install the 32-bit server kernel*
[21:50] <nDevastator> nvm found a partition editor
[21:50] <profanephobia> Jack_Sparrow, i deleted the Trash folder out of ~/.local/share/ and still it shows as having contents in Trash.
[21:50] <Rprp> Ahadiel: Ye i know, but isnt 32 bit Ubuntu possible with just 4gb?
[21:50] <Ahadiel> Rprp, Nope
[21:50] <gianni> ciao
[21:50] <jimi__hendrix> gold-bug, no errors on disk found
[21:51] <gianni> !list
[21:51] <vandrar> happy new  year!
[21:51] <Rprp> Ahadiel: And this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=757722 (See post #4.) Just on feisty so maybe its that?
[21:52] <gravemind> question guys: can windows cause an "unclean shutdown" that makes ubuntu check its drives upon boot?
[21:52] <FisherPrice> Happy New Year
[21:52] <gianni> hello
[21:52] <jimi__hendrix> so gold-bug what should i try and do now?
[21:52] <gravemind> because I'm just shutting down windows like normal but ubuntu says there was an unclean shutdown
[21:52] <duffydack> thats pretty gay to have to do anything to use 4gb in linux.. gay indeed.
[21:53] <kolby_> what's the problem if I can't ping my router but I _can_ connect to it?
[21:53] <duffydack> i mean, wouldnt a generic kernel by NOW have it enabled
[21:53] <gianni> hello
[21:53] <gianni> !list
[21:54] <mohbana> has anyone managed to install adobe reader manually, that is, not from the repo?
[21:54] <gianni> open link firefox ?
[21:54] <gianni> help
[21:54] <gold-bug> jimi__hendrix: can you get to tty1?
[21:54] <evowill> !ask > gianni
[21:54] <gold-bug> duffydack: don't use "gay" like that please
[21:54] <gianni> no
[21:54] <Ahadiel> Rprp, First post 2nd page says to recompile your kernel.
[21:55] <jimi__hendrix> tty1?
[21:55] <gold-bug> !who | jimi__hendrix
[21:55] <colton_> is anyone familiar with books which teach linux device driver programming? (other than "Linux Device Drivers" by Jonathan Corbet")
[21:55] <gold-bug> jimi__hendrix: hit ctrl-alt-f1
[21:55] <kbrosnan> !it | gianni
[21:55] <duffydack> ok, how does dumb sound
[21:55] <duffydack> or will that offend dumb people
[21:55] <kolby_> duffydack: use crappy
[21:55] <gold-bug> duffydack: stop being a smartass
[21:55] <duffydack> gold-bug: stop being a liberal
[21:55] <Rprp> Ahadiel: you can in fact recompile your 32 bit kernel to see and use more than 4GB of RAM. 'more than'.. but anyway, ill believe you and do some more google searches :P
[21:55] <gold-bug> !ops | duffydack
[21:56] <node357> duffydack, using the word gay to denote something as bad is just wrong
[21:56] <Ahadiel> Rprp, I believe that's what I said earlier.
[21:56] <jpds> Guys, please be civil.
[21:56] <SpongeBob> now now, calm down please folks
[21:56] <mikegriffin> do you guys think a gutsy directly to jaunty upgrade will work or will i need to step it? (come april)
[21:56] <Ahadiel> Rprp, Option #3 was to compile a kernel with PAE support
[21:56] <gianni> ok please
[21:56] <duffydack> not to me its not.. if it offends its their problem.. deal with it and stop being so PC
[21:56] <Ahadiel> Rprp, Which is what that guy was refering to.
[21:56] <gold-bug> mikegriffin: you'll probably need to use the hammer
[21:56] <kolby_> gold-bug: was that really necessary?
[21:56] <jimi__hendrix> gold-bug, at tty1
[21:56] <duffydack> I`m a Pc.
[21:56] <jimi__hendrix> this should do
[21:56] <mohbana> has anyone managed to install adobe reader manually, that is, not from the repo?
[21:56] <duffydack> that advert is great
[21:57] <jimi__hendrix> gold-bug, one more thing...command to reformat hardrive?
[21:57] <evowill> !spam > duffydack
[21:57] <duffydack> this is internet and its text.. get over yourselves
[21:57] <colton_> how could I find out what version of the linux kernel my distro uses?
[21:57] <kolby_> does anyone know iptables?
[21:57] <gold-bug> kolby: apparently so
[21:57] <jpds> kolby_: Might want to try using ufw if it's too complex for you.
[21:58] <hikenboot> hello all anyone know if its possible to put a video on root window now and still have icons I heard of a patch that would allow it but can find it anywhere
[21:58] <gold-bug> jimi__hendrix: gparted once you get a gui.  Anyway X just isn't loading for some reason.  You can probably use the Alternate install disk to install and then troubleshoot X once you have ubuntu installed
[21:58] <kolby_> jpds: I'll look for it.
[21:58] <xevin> HAPPY NEW YEAR!
[21:58] <gold-bug> !alternate | jimi__hendrix
[21:58] <DJones> colton_: type "uname -r" without the quotes in a terminal, that'll tell you the kernel version
[21:58] <Jack_Sparrow> colton_, uname -a
[21:58] <jpds> !ufw | kolby_
[21:58] <Stevko> Happy new year to GMT+2 (in 2 min.)
[21:58] <jpds> kolby_: Well, it's iptables made simple.
[21:58] <onetinsoldier> Happy New Year
[21:58] <jimi__hendrix> gold-bug, i dont need to install it...just to format the HD i was using ubuntu as tool for this
[21:59] <kolby_> jpds: alright.  Do you know iptables?
[21:59] <jpds> kolby_: No I use ufw for firewalling needs.
[21:59] <amortvigil> can anyone tell me how to install kbfx in kubuntu intrepid KDE 4.2?
[21:59] <kolby_> jpds: okay.
[21:59] <gold-bug> jimi__hendrix: oh.  Well you can use parted of fdisk in that terminal if you want...
[21:59] <hikenboot> gold-bug, does it have better support of encryption lvm and raid (simultaneously ) during setup
[21:59]  * kolby_ downloads ufw
[21:59] <Stevko> ufw just creates iptables rules in /var/lib/ufw
[21:59] <jimi__hendrix> gold-bug, command? (fdisk -say_what?)
[21:59] <jpds> kolby_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Uncomplicated_Firewall_ufw
[22:00] <mikegriffin> so do-release-upgrade eh? this looks interesting
[22:00] <Jack_Sparrow> amortvigil, possibly /join #Kubuntu
[22:00] <jpds> kolby_: It's a frontend for iptables.
[22:00] <gold-bug> jimi__hendrix: just fdisk, but you may want to read some tutorial on the web
[22:00] <colton_> does ubuntu come with the linux source in a file somewhere?
[22:00] <vandrar> hello
[22:00] <mikegriffin> colton_: /etc/apt/sources.list
[22:00] <gold-bug> colton_: apt-cache search linux source
[22:00] <evowill> hello
[22:00] <jpds> colton_: No, you have to download it yourself.
[22:00] <gold-bug> -n for sanity
[22:01] <FisherPrice> Don't worry about my printer problem....... my usb connection was a bit out
[22:01] <kolby_> jpds: okay.  I have a problem with iptables appearantly.  I have to clear my iptables everytime I want to get online after connecting to my router.
[22:01] <mohbana> has anyone managed to install adobe reader manually, that is, not from the repo?
[22:02] <evowill> !source > colton
[22:02] <evowill> !source > colton_
[22:03] <jimi__hendrix> gold-bug whats the password for user ubuntu...im trying to sudo su so i can do this...
[22:04] <lethshadow-ca> ok im a noob and i need some help
[22:04] <lethshadow-ca> anyone?
[22:04] <eseven73> !anyone
[22:04] <eightyeight> how do i reconfigure my display from a tty? dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg isn't working as it used to
[22:05] <kolby_> !ops | kolby_
[22:05] <jimi__hendrix> gold-bug whats the password for user ubuntu...im trying to sudo su so i can do this...
[22:05] <jpds> kolby_: Please only do that in emergencies.
[22:05] <kolby_> jpds: alright
[22:06] <evowill> !root > jimi__hendrix
[22:06] <lethshadow-ca> well cuz i wanted to see if anyone would respond first:-D but here goes
[22:06] <lethshadow-ca> i cant mount my 2nd harddrive
[22:06] <lethshadow-ca> it is formatted in ntfs and i cant even mount it manually for some reason
[22:06] <evowill> !pass | jimi__hendrix
[22:06] <eseven73> !enter | lethshadow-ca
[22:06] <Uuu> eightyeight: you may try X -configure (derived from Arch Linux ;p), however, that option should work too
[22:06] <Uuu> happy new year!
[22:06] <lethshadow-ca> ok sorry
[22:07] <eseven73> Same to you Uuu :)
[22:07] <jimi__hendrix> evowill, i know...thats why im sudoing su! lol but i need the ubuntu user password on the live CD so i can reformat this drive...
[22:07] <grandi> Uuu: is it the year of the desktop linux?
[22:07] <evowill> jimi there is no password
[22:08] <kolby_> grandi: yes.  It's every year for me.
[22:08] <Uuu> grandi: it;s not exactly, but it's more than year before, so we have a progress;)
[22:08] <Jack_Sparrow> jimi__hendrix, dont use sudo su
[22:08] <deniz_> i can run kmplot as root but as user it uses 100% CPU and doesn't run, plz help! (i need this program for school)
[22:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !info kmplot
[22:09] <eseven73> deniz_>> try kdesu kmplot
[22:09] <jimi__hendrix> Jack_Sparrow, ok well just please tell me the password...so i can sudo fdisk
[22:09] <Jack_Sparrow> deniz_, Did you install it from our repos or from another source
[22:09] <Helo_> guys, i have a problem with my screen blinking with different colors after installing ubuntu, cant make it run. Can anyone help me?
[22:09] <eightyeight> anyone?
[22:09] <deniz_> Jack_Sparrow, eseven73, Jack_Sparrow, i installed from repos and about 2 days ago it worked fine as user (not root)
[22:09] <Jack_Sparrow> jimi__hendrix, it is your regular user password, as long as you are not an added user to the admin account'
[22:10] <Uuu> eightyeight: you may try X -configure (derived from Arch Linux ;p), however, that option should work too; haven't you seen my message?
[22:10] <Jack_Sparrow> deniz_, what has been installed changed or done since then
[22:10] <deniz_> Jack_Sparrow, eseven73, it started doing bad as soon as i zoomed in and out alot; i even attempted to apt-get remove --purge
[22:10] <jimi__hendrix> Jack_Sparrow, im on the liveCD...so im loged in as "ubuntu"...i dont know his password
[22:10] <eseven73> deniz_>> ok well if you want to run a KDE app as root, and if its graphical you need to use kdesu <app name goes here>
[22:10] <Jack_Sparrow> jimi__hendrix, livecd doesnt require it.
[22:10] <lethshadow-ca> my computer sees the 2nd hard drive as it is shown in 'places' but if i click on it it says cannot mount drive, invalid mount option...
[22:11] <jimi__hendrix> does ubuntu have root access?
[22:11] <deniz_> eseven73, Jack_Sparrow, im ubuntu 8.10 gnome but thats irrelevant i think because previously i was running it perfectly
[22:11] <Jack_Sparrow> jimi__hendrix, yes
[22:11] <jimi__hendrix> so i can do cfdisk and mess up my drives with no problem Jack_Sparrow?
[22:11] <Jack_Sparrow> deniz_, Is your souce list original or modified?
[22:12] <Jack_Sparrow> jimi__hendrix, You are treading in a grey area reserved for trolls..
[22:12] <eseven73> deniz_>> its not irrelevant, just as with graphical root gnome needs 'gksu' or 'gksudo'
[22:12] <Flannel> jimi__hendrix: On a normal liveCD, the default password is blank.  Have you checked your CD for defects?  Sometimes a bad burn will leave you with a password for some reason.
[22:13] <jimi__hendrix> Flannel, yes i have
[22:13] <eseven73> deniz_>> try 'sudo apt-get --purge remove kmplot && apt-get install kmplot'   see if that helps
[22:14] <deniz_> eseven73, it use to work as user but ever since i zoomed in  and out alot and then tried to close it, the next time i ran it, it used 100% CPU and didnt open completely so i tried with root and it worked
[22:14] <deniz_> eseven73, i did that but ill do it again
[22:14] <mikegriffin> anyone used do-release-upgrade?
[22:14] <eseven73> deniz_>> you might want to see if anything else is eating your CPU/ram run 'htop' in a term
[22:14] <Flannel> !anyone | mikegriffin
[22:14] <jimi__hendrix> Jack_Sparrow, ok why is it that no matter what command i run in tty it just hangs and some messages print about certain proccesses being killed for having too much ram
[22:15] <M1ck_> lethshadow-ca: yes ?
[22:15] <Kata> MikeHbuntu are you there? you were helping me earlier and went away.....
[22:15] <vlamir> CajazeiraS
[22:15] <deniz_> eseven73, ill check but it only uses 100% CPU when i launch kmplot as user
[22:15] <mikegriffin> http://pastebin.ca/1297351  do-release-upgrade python permission error?
[22:15] <Flannel> mikegriffin: sudo do-release-upgrade
[22:15] <mikegriffin> Flannel: i was root
[22:16] <Flannel> mikegriffin: Mmm, indeed.
[22:16] <mikegriffin> stracing
[22:16] <eseven73> deniz_>> `have you done anything to KDE recently? you might have to reinstall Kubuntu
[22:16] <deniz_> eseven73, i have ubuntu
[22:16] <eseven73> ah
[22:16] <Flannel> mikegriffin: Are you fully up-to-date? (sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade doesn't give you any updates)  Do you have hardy-proposed enabled?
[22:16] <mohbana> has anyone managed to install adobe reader 32bit on a 64bit manually, that is, not from the repo?
[22:17] <deniz_> eseven73, ill show you the forum post with errors
[22:17] <mikegriffin> Flannel: fully patched, only gutsy sources in apt
[22:17] <deniz_> eseven73, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6466609#post6466609
[22:17] <StaticShock> openjdk-6-jre
[22:17] <eseven73> deniz_>> if you dont mind a few libs and some extra apps, you might wanna install kubuntu-desktop to see if that helps?
[22:17] <Flannel> mikegriffin: Ah, we're upgrading to hardy.  Alright, and do you have gutsy-proposed enabled?
[22:17] <jimi__hendrix> Jack_Sparrow, can you do stuff in tty or will it not let you because it is not letting me
[22:17] <eseven73> wb onetinsoldier
[22:17] <onetinsoldier> :-)
[22:17] <mikegriffin> Flannel: i think i found it, i mount /tmp noexec
[22:18] <mikegriffin> is that default on ubuntu?
[22:18] <Kata> my wireless internet is not working properly. I've spent days looking at solutions in forums, nothing has fixed the issue. wired internet works fine, but wireless keeps dropping connection. can someone please help?
[22:18] <onetinsoldier> thank you eseven73
[22:18] <M1ck_> lethshadow-ca: wana help with bw64 ?
[22:18] <Nehpets> No sound on Gateway laptop no matter which sound option i choose.  Any ideas?  Thanks....and Happy New Year!
[22:18] <mikegriffin> Kata: you get connected and then lose the connection a lot?
[22:18] <RainCT> Hi
[22:19] <eseven73> Do you have to be an Op to get a 'ubuntu/member/nick' cloak?
[22:19] <Flannel> eseven73: No, you have to be an Ubuntu member
[22:19] <gu> org
[22:19] <eseven73> Flannel>> how do I do that?
[22:19] <Flannel> mikegriffin: No, it's not.  Also, be sure to reboot to the older kernel to avoid the locales bug (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades)
[22:19] <Flannel> !member | eseven73
[22:19] <eseven73> ty
[22:20] <Kata> mikegriffin yeah. It will connect for like, 3 seconds, then die. I have to restart to get connnected again. I just installed hardy, and i'm new to ubuntu, i love it if i can just get it to work >.<
[22:20] <vlamir> hello how are you
[22:20] <mikegriffin> Kata: which card?
[22:20] <evowill> !ask | vlamir
[22:21] <Kata> mikegriffin its broadcom 44something...i forget what to do to check it again...
[22:21] <mikegriffin> Flannel: i am running 2.6.22-16-generic, was it fixed i would hope?
[22:22] <evowill> !nickspam | Vladi
[22:22] <Flannel> mikegriffin: Yes
[22:23] <mikegriffin> Flannel: now to remove some old kernels to free up room in /boot..
[22:23] <JWFoxJr> I blacklisted ehci_hcd in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist and it still loaded at boot.  What gives?
[22:23] <Flannel> mikegriffin: remove the linux-image-* packages in your favorite package manager (obviously don't remove your current one)
[22:23] <RainCT> I have no sound after suspend on Intrepid (card: HDA Intel ALC268 Digital). Ideas?
[22:23] <Kata> mikegriffin all of the tutorials i followed, i remember checking the driver, but all the web documentation is for broadcom 43xx and doesn't seem to be working for me
[22:24] <Helo_> After installation, my screen is blinking with different colors instead of loading the system. Anyone famillar with this issue?
[22:24] <mikegriffin> Flannel: yea i didnt realize i had six installed, i usually clean them up with apt-get autoremove --purge
[22:24] <Nihilanth> Helo_: i'm having a similar issue after dist-upgrade to 8.10
[22:25] <evowill> Helo_: PM sent
[22:26] <onetinsoldier> hello brujo
[22:26] <brujo> onetinsoldier, hey
[22:27] <John_Fielding> Hello:  Anyone have experience getting sound to work on a IBM Thinkpad T20? Using Ubuntu 8.10
[22:27] <onetinsoldier> brujo: so, is it working good?
[22:27] <brujo> onetinsoldier, no, i have a problem like .27
[22:27] <onetinsoldier> brujo: oh :-(
[22:27] <brujo> onetinsoldier, work but before booting i need to key pressing until sda, sdb ,etc are mounted
[22:27] <bogsdev> good afternoon all. i'm going to set up an aunt's computer to dual boot XP and Ubuntu. What is the best way to remove XP after she copies over her user data?
[22:28] <onetinsoldier> brujo: strange.
[22:28] <brujo> onetinsoldier, is strange but i need to press key or booting stop until key is pressed :S
[22:28] <Flannel> bogsdev: You don't want to remove it, you're dual booting, aren't you?
[22:28] <mrwizard> bogsdev: if it's dualbooting, why remove xp?
[22:29] <kylockwood> bogsdev: just backup to an external hd
[22:29] <JWFoxJr> also has any one seen any good howto's on installing Vista64 under KVM?
[22:29] <John_Fielding> You can use the partion manager and reformat the windows NTFS partition to Ext 3 and use it for another distribution or Ubuntu
[22:29] <brujo> i don't want to press key until finish boot
[22:29] <brujo> :S
[22:30] <krazed> rccu: Turns out you were right, thanks. (chkdisk external issue)
[22:30] <USN1520> I need help with java in 64 bit firefox..I have tried most of the forum methods
[22:30] <pikario> !root > pikario
[22:30] <onetinsoldier> brujo: you might ask about it in the #kernel channel. maybe they would know something
[22:30] <winmutt> this upgrade is still sucking
[22:30] <brujo> onetinsoldier, im reading on google
[22:31] <onetinsoldier> brujo: roger
[22:31] <winmutt> i am timing out during do-release-upgrade
[22:31] <winmutt> and the dns fix is not solving my problem
[22:31] <winmutt> oh its going
[22:31] <brujo> onetinsoldier, look this if you have time
[22:31] <Until_It_Sleeps> How do I make WINE launch Applications?
[22:31] <brujo> onetinsoldier, https://lists.linux-foundation.org/pipermail/bugme-new/2008-November/020334.html
[22:32] <pikario> Until_It_Sleeps, terminal: wine /path/to/app
[22:32] <earthmeLon> Hey guys, Im trying to figure out which wireless driver I am using.  I have tried lsmod and lspci but I can't find it.  I know I have a working driver because it works :D.  Does anybody have a suggestion on how to figure out what driver I am using?
[22:32] <Itaku> Until_It_Sleeps: drink it
[22:32] <winmutt> ok this upgrade process is hosed
[22:32] <mikegriffin> earthmeLon: iwconfig tell you?
[22:33] <winmutt> now that feisty is no longer supported it cant do this upgrade properly
[22:33] <Joeseph> so who has played SuperTux here?
[22:33] <onetinsoldier> brujo: i read it, just like you describe
[22:33] <earthmeLon> Uhm, I don't think that information is in iwconfig, unless I'm skipping over it
[22:33] <USN1520> no tux here, amybody help with java
[22:33] <earthmeLon> mikegriffin  ^
[22:33] <winmutt> can anyone help me upgrade feisty
[22:33] <mikegriffin> earthmeLon: on a desktop atm, cant really poke
[22:34] <mikegriffin> winmutt: if do-upgrade-thing doesnt work, just use apt?
[22:34] <earthmeLon> Thanks anyways mikegriffin  :D
[22:34] <winmutt> mike: thats how i did it the first time
[22:34] <winmutt> and everything segfaulted
[22:34] <mikegriffin> you did an apt-get upgrade and then apt-get dist-upgrade?
[22:35] <Nehpets> RESEND No sound on Gateway laptop no matter which sound option I choose. Any ideas?  Tnx
[22:35] <Dam-man> Happy new year!
[22:36] <bogsdev> mrwizard: because we're going to transfer her files by accessing the xp partition from Ubuntu
[22:36] <bogsdev> mrwizard: we have no external hd
[22:36] <mrwizard_> bogsdev: 3 partitions
[22:36] <colton_> So, i'm going to download my kernel source from the kernel.org website. But, if I know my version, such as 2.6.28-4-generic, does it make any difference, when downloading the source, whether it is -4, or -6, or -4?
[22:36] <mrwizard_> one for xp, one for ubuntu, and one for data
[22:36] <mikegriffin> bogsdev: cd burner? how much do you need to backup?
[22:36] <bogsdev> mikegriffin: not very much. about 1 gb or so
[22:36] <winmutt> mike: yes
[22:37] <winmutt> mike: rather just dist-upgrade
[22:37] <winmutt> mike: you mean after changing my sources?
[22:37] <mikegriffin> winmutt: i have always dont upgrade, then dist-upgrade and then reboot, it seems to work
[22:37] <brujo> onetinsoldier, jejeje no body respond :P
[22:37] <mikegriffin> winmutt: you are coming from which to which?
[22:38] <brujo> onetinsoldier, you have the kernel 2.6.28?
[22:38] <bogsdev> mrwizard: because we're going to transfer her files by accessing the xp partition from Ubuntuto her home folder, and then erase the xp partition and grow the ubuntu partition
[22:38] <mikegriffin> bogsdev: that is a dumb way to do it
[22:38] <onetinsoldier> brujo: yes, i do
[22:38] <Joeseph> Is anyone else experiencing slow downloading times for the US repository right now?  My current download seems to be going slow....
[22:38] <mrwizard_> bogsdev: gotcha. Unfortunately, I'm not much help because I only run ubuntu in a VM, but good luck
[22:38] <brujo> onetinsoldier, dam so is not a bug
[22:38] <bogsdev> ok. what is the best way
[22:39] <onetinsoldier> brujo: it's not not a bug?
[22:39] <Noobuntu> Anyone happen to know how I would go about compiling the B43 Drivers for AirCrack on Ubuntu? I'm not sure of where the "source" folder is...
[22:39] <bogsdev> mrwizard_: sorry to post that twice, bumped the arrow key as I was typing
[22:39] <brujo> onetinsoldier, in the ubuntu page, tell is a kernel bug
[22:39] <mrwizard_> bogsdev: no worries
[22:39] <brujo> onetinsoldier, but i think is one error of me!
[22:40] <mikegriffin> bogsdev: i would use gparted to create a partition at the end, say 2G and then put your files on it. then install ubuntu on the rest of the drive, copy the files into ~ and turn the 2G into swap or something
[22:40] <onetinsoldier> brujo: oh, maybe it is your error. hmmm, i don't know for sure
[22:40] <arpad> i'm using ubuntu 8.10, i added another graphics card to run another monitor and now startx says "Primary device is not PCI / (EE) No devices detected / Fatal server error: no screens found" even though lspci shows both cards fine.. any ideas?
[22:40] <bogsdev> mikegriffin: ahh...that's a better idea
[22:40] <brujo> onetinsoldier, thank you very much, the next wat is for me
[22:41] <brujo> onetinsoldier, wat=way
[22:41] <arpad> both cards are on pcie, by the way, a geforce 8800 gts and a geforce 6600 gt
[22:41] <abuyusuf> arpad: try reconfiguring your xorg.conf
[22:41] <onetinsoldier> brujo: your're welcome. :-) i have to go for a while. take care and happy new year!
[22:41] <bogsdev> mikegriffin: i was planning on mounting the ntfs partition after the install, copy the files to her home folder, remove the ntfs partition and use Gparted to grow the Ubuntu partition
[22:42] <arpad> abuyusuf: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg does nothing useful, leaves me with a minimal xorg.conf with no devices
[22:42] <mikegriffin> do-release-upgrade is trying to take me from gutsy to hardy despite my efforts to use -d, is there a way to go directly to intrepid with this tool?
[22:42] <abuyusuf> arpad: after doing that, go to your ubuntu, normal login with that minimal xorg.conf
[22:43] <winmutt> mike: this fixed my bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+bug/235527
[22:43] <abuyusuf> arpad: then from System menu, choose Preferences then Screen resolution
[22:43] <winmutt> arpad gets around like a $2 whore
[22:43] <abuyusuf> arpad: then hit the "detect screens" button, it works for me and detected the external monitro
[22:44] <shivamib> damn, a $2 whore must be really bogus
[22:44] <arpad> lol, hi winmutt
[22:45] <arpad> abuyusuf: i can't normally login, startx dies and a reboot dumps me back at the console
[22:45] <e-head> Hey, how do I get smbmount?
[22:45] <mikegriffin> winmutt: neat, but this made me notice something terrible
[22:45] <abuyusuf> abuyusuf: so i asked you to reconfigure xorg.conf
[22:45] <abuyusuf> arpad: so i asked you to reconfigure xorg.conf
[22:45] <weternal> does anyone know how to include a wii in your home network?
[22:46] <arpad> abuyusuf: that is with the minimal xorg.conf, isn't that what you meant?
[22:46] <abuyusuf> arpad: yeah, login with the minimal xorg.conf, and then do what i said from the System menu, and your another monitor would be work after that
[22:47] <mrwizard_> yaay
[22:47] <arpad> abuyusuf: i cannot login with the minimal xorg.conf, so i can't get to the system menu
[22:47] <weternal> has anyone set up a network that includes a wii?
[22:48] <mikegriffin> weternal: yes... ?
[22:48] <mrwizard> nope, but if you send me a wii, I'll give it a try :-)
[22:48] <weternal> with ubuntu
[22:48] <blacklemon67> how do I get the clipboard contents in a shell script?
[22:48] <mikegriffin> weternal: what do you mean? the wii hopped on the access point..
[22:48] <mikegriffin> blacklemon67: paste them?
[22:49] <mrwizard> blacklemon67: yeah, don't shell scripts get written in a text editor?
[22:49]  * mikegriffin knows he wants the script to grab the contents but thats dumb
[22:49] <Dr_willis_> mrwizard,  thats the normal way. :)  theres other ways to generate them
[22:50] <blacklemon67> no, I want to put the clipboard contents _into_ a variable
[22:50] <weternal> oh I'm trying to access memory from the wii...  I've got an external hard drive plugged into the usb on the back of the wii, which I'd rather leave plugged into the wii, since  the other computers on the network are laptops
[22:50] <Newb`s> 10min left
[22:50] <weternal> i.e. I'd like to use the wii as a wireless access point for the external hard drive
[22:51] <Dr_willis_> blacklemon67,  i recall some cli tools for manipulating the clipboard in the repos.. but never  used it.
[22:51] <mikegriffin> weternal: you can access stuff on the drive now somehow?
[22:51] <Newb`s> 9min left
[22:52] <winmutt> jasdf;kljqnwfjnqwefinqw;iefnqw;iofen
[22:52] <winmutt> fuck
[22:52] <Newb`s> 8min left
[22:52] <winmutt> dpkg is segfaulting again
[22:52] <weternal> no, but I feel like I should be able to... I mean the wii is connected to the internet, and it's got an external hard drive plugged into a usb on the back
[22:52] <winmutt> this is worthless
[22:52] <arpad> this howto (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=690760) notes that dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg isn't helpful anymore, any idea what to do then if the runtime autodetection fails?
[22:52] <FloodBot2> winmutt: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:52] <rogan> is there a gui version or simular program to aircrack-ng
[22:52] <jussi01> !ohmy | winmutt
[22:52] <Dr_willis_> weternal,  as far as i kbnow. the wii cant access exteranl usb drives in any way/shape/or form
[22:52] <winmutt> meh
[22:52] <winmutt> how hard is it to upgrade fiesty?
[22:52] <weternal> why does it have usb ports?
[22:53] <mrwes> winmutt : do you have a separate /home partition?
[22:53] <Dr_willis_> weternal,  i  recall the wii needing an update a few months back for the thing to accept usb keyboards.
[22:53] <winmutt> mrwes no
[22:53] <Newb`s> 7min left
[22:53] <Dr_willis_> weternal,  usb wired connection for one.
[22:53] <Philosophocles> does anyone know what filesystem android uses... i know its not exactly ubuntu related
[22:53] <mrwizard> ohmy
[22:53] <mrwizard> lol
[22:53] <mrwes> sigh
[22:53] <winmutt> sigh
[22:53] <winmutt> is right
[22:53] <mikegriffin> do-release-upgrade is trying to take me from gutsy to hardy despite my efforts to use -d, is there a way to go directly to intrepid with this tool?
[22:53] <Dr_willis_> weternal,  some sort of webcam i imagine in the future also.
[22:54] <weternal> Dr_willis_ but no external drives/flash memory uses?  hmm is that something that the homebrew channel works around?
[22:54] <mrwizard> darn, I was just about to answer rogan
[22:54] <mikegriffin> weternal: does your wireless ap have a usb port?
[22:54] <Dr_willis_> weternal,  No idea.. I dont haxor my wii.. I play games with it. -
[22:54] <Dr_willis_> weternal,  the wii cant even play video dvd's *(yet)*
[22:54] <weternal> Dr_willis_ I haven't hacked it yet, but I'
[22:55] <jacekowski> mikegriffin: better don't go directly
[22:55] <weternal> Dr_willis_ m entertaining the idea
[22:55] <Nook> hey anyone know where i can get games for psx playstation simulator
[22:55] <mrwizard> Nook: best not to ask that here
[22:55] <jacekowski> Nook: shop
[22:55] <mikegriffin> jacekowski: im going to with apt if do-blah wont
[22:55] <weternal> I read somewhere that it theoretically could, but Nintendo didn't want to pay the licensing fees
[22:55] <Dr_willis_> Nook,  playstation 1 .  well thats not exactly 'legal' theres sites that have them.  but i buy mine at the used game store for like $2 a pop
[22:56] <weternal> theoretically could play dvds that is
[22:56] <mikegriffin> jacekowski: do you know what -m is for?
[22:56] <cyberjuice> ubuntu rocks duded
[22:56] <mrwizard> eh
[22:56] <mikegriffin> i dont have a /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
[22:57] <jacekowski> mikegriffin: upgrade from gutsy to hardy may break your system, upgrade from gutsy to intrepid will break your system
[22:57] <mikegriffin> what could break? dpkg is smart
[22:58] <mrwizard> mikegriffin: worst case scenario, you fresh install
[22:59] <mikegriffin> best case, i tweak a line in menu.list or xorg.conf i mean this is super common hardware and i run fluxbox with no decorations or anything
[22:59] <mikegriffin> so, anyone know how to use do-release-upgrade to skip a version? perhaps the -m flag is used?
[23:00] <milos_> Happy New Year from Sarajevoooooo!!! oh my
[23:00] <Newb`s> HAPPY NEW YEAR
[23:02] <winmutt> ah hah
[23:02] <winmutt> it was XEN!
[23:02] <mikegriffin> do-release-upgrade -m normal got mad at me, told me i was unsupported and stuff "A unresolvable problem occurred while calculating the upgrade.
[23:02] <mikegriffin> good old apt-get it is
[23:03] <mrwes> apt-get is the best
[23:03] <mrwes> is there a search command for apt-get?
[23:03] <mikegriffin> mrwes: everyone was saying use do-release-upgrade but it seems to suck
[23:03] <mikegriffin> mrwes: apt-cache search
[23:03] <mrwes> mikegriffin makes sense :)
[23:04] <gbear14275> anyone here used wmctrl before?
[23:04] <gbear14275> I'm trying to troubleshoot the sticky and below options and am not sure where to go from here
[23:04] <mrwes> mikegriffin can I use wild cards like *
[23:04] <rdancer> i would like to start using swt, on ubuntu 8.04. what do i have to install?
[23:04] <Newb`s> HAPPY NEW YEAR
[23:04] <mikegriffin> mrwes: i never trust search utilities and give them a broad pattern and pipe to grep/awk
[23:04] <mindrape> sudo apt-cache search swt
[23:05] <Dr_willis_> Newb`s,  yes we heard you...
[23:05] <gbear14275> rdancer: could you just use synaptic
[23:05] <rdancer> i've installed eclipse, eclipse-jdt, and when trying to compile with javac, i'm getting: SwtHelloWorld.java:1: package org.eclipse.swt does not exist
[23:05] <mikegriffin> mrwes:  apt-cache search kernel | awk '/Linux/ && /image/'
[23:05] <rdancer> yeah, i've done that, mindrape & gbear14275
[23:05] <rdancer> but which one, which one?
[23:06] <mikegriffin> rdancer: are you using the eclipse in apt?
[23:06] <mindrape> rdancer - have you considered, oh I don't know, putting that error into google...?
[23:06] <gbear14275> wmctrl... anyone... anyone.... bueller?
[23:06] <mindrape> gbear14275: never used it.  man wmctrl or google.
[23:06] <gbear14275> mindrape: done both... can't find what I'm looking for
[23:06] <mindrape> what is it you want to do exactly?
[23:07] <mikegriffin> gbear14275: it doesnt seem that useful to me personally
[23:07] <gbear14275> trying to figure out how to use the below and sticky commands, wmctrl supposedly runs x window but I don't know the commands to check the xwindow man pages
[23:07] <rdancer> mindrape: yes, i have
[23:08] <gbear14275> mikegriffin: trying to embed a terminal and conky onto the desktop and found a write up that uses them
[23:08] <rdancer> mindrape: my google skills are not up to it today
[23:08] <rdancer> mikegriffin: as far as i can tell, i've installed all the packages that seem to have anything to do with eclipse, java, and swt
[23:08] <mordof> having a bit of a hard time finding a good guide to doing internet connection sharing. anyone able to help me out? the one on the ubuntu forums says not to use sudo, but run everything directly as root *thought that was always a bad idea, so passed by it* but can't find another solid one
[23:08] <mikegriffin> rdancer: that was not my question but thanks
[23:09] <puppiesRcute> hello i just got a new cd drive and its not coming up or showing up this girl is stumped
[23:09] <mikegriffin> mordof: that doesnt matter
[23:09] <rdancer> mikegriffin: what did you mean then?
[23:09] <mikegriffin> rdancer: are you using the eclipse in apt?
[23:09] <mikegriffin> how did you install all the packages
[23:09] <mrwizard> puppiesRcute: try /cdrom
[23:09] <mrwizard> or /mount
[23:09] <rdancer> mikegriffin: your question doesn't make sense
[23:09] <mordof> mikegriffin: so it's fine to run things with sudo?
[23:09] <rdancer> mikegriffin: apt-get install eclipse
[23:10] <mikegriffin> oh now you get it.. anyway that one is too old and gave me problems, i opted to just use source compile in ~
[23:10] <rdancer> mikegriffin: plus i installed some suggests
[23:10] <rdancer> mikegriffin: in synaptic.  i don't really mind either
[23:10] <gbear14275> yeah I take it no one is around
[23:10] <puppiesRcute> k il try thanks do that im terminal
[23:11] <mikegriffin> mordof: not always but if you are following a tutorial it should be ok
[23:11] <puppiesRcute> computers are not my forte
[23:11] <mordof> mikegriffin: the tutorial says not to though
[23:11] <mikegriffin> do what it says then
[23:11] <puppiesRcute> i ask allot of questions on here allot so all the help is needed and highly appreciated
[23:12] <mikegriffin> puppiesRcute: ls -l /dev/sr0
[23:13] <mikegriffin> anyone running jaunty?
[23:13] <puppiesRcute> im blond if that helps so ???
[23:13] <Flannel> mikegriffin: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty questions/support/etc, thanks
[23:13] <mikegriffin> Flannel: thanks
[23:14] <Nook> whats a good linux to run on a latitude d600 with 1g of ram??
[23:14] <puppiesRcute> still didnt show up its not even recognizing the drive dont think its a sony double layer dvd drive
[23:14] <evowill_> Nook: Ubuntu
[23:15] <whileimhere> Hello. I recently upgraded from 7.10 to the new 8.10 with the GNOME as my desktop. Previously I had built and played Advanced MAME without any issues. Now with the upgrade I am experiencing sound issues. It sort of stutters a bit. I found that when I log into the terminal session I do not have these sound issues. Any idea what is causing them in GNOME now?
[23:15] <mindrape> puppiesRcute: sudo lshw -C storage        and         dmesg don't have any evidence that it was even detected?
[23:16] <darkhamm> auguri a tutti!!!!!!!!!!1
[23:16] <puppiesRcute> k it brought up something with that command
[23:16] <evowill_> whileimhere: I found getting rid of pulseaudio works for a lot of people http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=973637
[23:16] <whileimhere> evowill_ What is pulse audio?
[23:17] <Dam-man> When there will be 9.04 beta version of ubuntu?
[23:17] <mindrape> #ubuntu+1
[23:17] <Flannel> Dam-man: At some point.  Right now it's alpha.  #ubuntu+1 for questions/support/etc
[23:18] <evowill_> whileimher: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=973637
[23:18] <evowill_> oops, wrong link
[23:18] <puppiesRcute> should i go to synaptic manager and look for the drive install would that work
[23:18] <mindrape> Dam-man: the full release is scheduled for April 2009 I believe.  So beta will probably be like February or something.
[23:18] <evowill_> whileimhere: http://www.pulseaudio.org/
[23:19] <mindrape> puppiesRcute: can you pastebin the output of the command that you feel gave you something of value?
[23:19] <mindrape> puppiesRcute: then based on what you saw we can possibly try to mount it or investigate further.
[23:20] <whileimhere> evowill_ thanks will try it now
[23:20] <caimlas> short question: how might I regress an apt-get package installation to a prior version (incl. all dependencies)? long question: http://pastebin.com/m186bbd02
[23:21] <PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn> screen resolution is only 800by600, cant get it higher
[23:21] <puppiesRcute> tried every thing on that page didnt think it was much use i used terminal with that command line you gave me it just brought up some stuff that wasnt relevant
[23:21] <whileimhere> evowill_ OMG That totally did it! You are so awesome!
[23:21] <PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn> tried the driver for the onboard graphics
[23:21] <mindrape> caimlas: see section 3.10 http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/apt-howto/
[23:21] <puppiesRcute> would the name of the cd drive help that i have
[23:22] <PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn> that buggers things up (makes it look like a zebras arse)
[23:22] <PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn> any way around this other than another graphics card.
[23:22] <dexi> has anyone ever had problems with plugins not showing up in pidgin's plugins list?
[23:22] <manning> For some reason when I booted my into linux tonight, as X starts up the video is all screwed up, saying it can't detect my video cards or display. No matter what drivers I tell it to use (default nv or the nvidia ones) the screen will go black and stall. When I reboot, the same thing happens. I tried to reconfigure x, uninstall and reinstall nvidia drivers, everything I could think of and nothing changes. I'm using Ubuntu 7.10
[23:23] <mindrape> manning - you did a dpkg -reconfigure or how did you reconfigure x?
[23:23] <caimlas> mindrape, funny, the fucks over in #debian banned me and told me to come ask here.
[23:23] <mindrape> !language | caimlas
[23:23] <astarmathsandphy> I have a problem with moblock
[23:23] <caimlas> ubottu, srry
[23:24] <caimlas> mindrape, sorry.
[23:24] <mindrape> caimlas - well Ubuntu is a debian-based distro so they should be able to help.  Since you are using Ubuntu there are occasional quirks so they prefer you get help in the specific distro channel.
[23:24] <manning> mindrape: yes dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[23:24] <LetsGo67> My DVD ripped all the way to 51 minutes, then failed: what's wrong?
[23:24] <caimlas> mindrape, right; but it's a specific apt related question.
[23:24] <caimlas> just... urg.
[23:24] <weternal> hey what's the package name for adobe reader?
[23:24] <caimlas> short of ripping out -everything- installed and reinstalling, I can't find a proper way to do it with apt
[23:25] <mindrape> caimlas - they probably just didn't know so instead of telling you to google it or admitting their ignorance they just told you to leave.  Arrogance and over-inflated egos are pretty prevalent on this network unfortunately...
[23:25] <astarmathsandphy> I have tried dpkg --configure -a
[23:26] <weternal> LetsGo67 is there still room on the drive?
[23:26] <mindrape> manning - can you just login and go to a console and attempt to startx and see what specific error it gives you?
[23:26] <mindrape> manning - or maybe tail -100 /var/log/messages and pastebin that?
[23:26] <weternal> LetsGo67 I mean was there room for the DVD rip to fit on the hard drive?
[23:26] <LetsGo67> weternal: plenty, the encoded 51 minutes Theora file is only 600 megs, I have over 40 gigs left.
[23:26] <ardchoille> weternal: apt-cache search adobe | grep pdf  ?
[23:26] <caimlas> mindrape, irony is, I prefer debian for most everything but laptops... grr
[23:27] <LetsGo67> weternal: could it be the dual-layer transition?
[23:27] <caimlas> mindrape, and yes you're most likely correct.
[23:27] <mindrape> caimlas - it is possible to --force and --force-depends to get a package installed.  It will cause future breakage w apt though when you try to apt-get upgrade or something and it will ask to remove them.  If you refer to that how-to I pasted that section will tell you how to get around it.
[23:27] <caimlas> mindrape, so, no idea on how to regress packages? I know all the -upgrading- tricks, just don't know how to regress a package (or in this case, massive set of packages) installation.
[23:27] <manning> mindrape: the only way i can even see the console is in recovery mode. when trying to switch from x in normal mode, the console is all colored with crazy characters.
[23:27] <gosox|sick> anyone wanna help me with Gcc 4.*.* and compiling an ircd, i'm seeming to have a problem with it, and wondering if anyone can give me a apt-get command for a lesser version of gcc
[23:28] <Gnea> caimlas: have you tried simply removing them?
[23:28] <weternal> LetsGo67 it's possible... what program are you using to rip?
[23:28] <caimlas> Gnea, yeah, it tries to remove pretty much everything dependent on X, it seems
[23:28] <Gnea> gosox|sick: apt-cache search gcc
[23:28] <caimlas> Gnea, I upgraded the xorg-* packages, is what I did.
[23:28] <LetsGo67> I was using Thoggen, worked fine until 51 minutes... trying to extract with dvd::rip now.
[23:28] <caimlas> Gnea, so yeah, can't easily remove those afaik w/o futzing X
[23:28] <Gnea> caimlas: ah, then it can't be done. you'll need to reinstall. why do you need to downgrade?
[23:28] <LetsGo67> Weternal, is it possible to make iso file?
[23:29] <caimlas> (and no, the other packages didn't get upgraded in the process, I wanted to keep those at the versions they're at)
[23:29] <caimlas> Gnea, intrepid's X is glitchy, really glitchy
[23:29] <weternal> ardchoille thanks
[23:29] <Gnea> caimlas: works fine here
[23:29] <mbdl> have an error when u try to use sudo (sudo: must be setuid root)
[23:30] <caimlas> Gnea, like, fonts are all corrupted (mixture of wingdings at times, normal, and random missing pixels throughout the fonts)... sometimes pixmap corruption and the like.
[23:30] <weternal> LetsGo67 what's the program you're using, I'm pretty sure you can write an ISO using Brasero
[23:30] <caimlas> Gnea, it's not unstable or anything, the driver is just not working properly (i830 video using the intel driver)
[23:30] <Gnea> caimlas: never seen that happen before. is it a vanilla install or did you upgrade from hardy?
[23:30] <Gnea> caimlas: and how did you determine that?
[23:31] <caimlas> Gnea, the whole impetus to upgrade was brought on by my irritation with fullscreen video and anything in wine causing the whole display to blink randomly. i'd read that they'd fixed that problem in the intrepid binaries...
[23:31] <LetsGo67> Weternal, somehow it failed in Brasero, sadly.
[23:31] <manning> So am I going to have to wipe it and reinstall to fix this?
[23:31] <LetsGo67> dvd::rip where does it store extracted files?
[23:31] <ardchoille> LetsGo67: are you ripping a dvd9 to dvd5?
[23:31] <Gnea> caimlas: k, well that doesn't really tell me anything, other than that you're really annoyed.
[23:32] <caimlas> Gnea, re: driver not working properly, because it's not painting anything properly to display, and I've experienced this before with a driver memory corruption bug way back when xorg wasn't xorg.
[23:32] <LetsGo67> dunoo what that is ardchoille, newb at ripping dvd.
[23:32] <LetsGo67> :)
[23:32] <Gnea> caimlas: that doesn't explain anything, and you're not answering my questions, which pretty much halts the troubleshooting process.
[23:32] <ardchoille> LetsGo67: dvd9 = dual layer, dvd5 = single layer
[23:32] <caimlas> Gnea, sorry, let me back up.
[23:32] <mbdl> have an error when u try to use sudo (sudo: must be setuid root)
[23:32] <caimlas> Gnea, did you see my pastebin link?
[23:32] <weternal> LetsGo67 what option did you choose in Brasero?
[23:33] <nivoset> ok. so i'm new to linux on the whole. trying to setup a computer, and it isn't giving me the screen resolution i need (lcd, its stuck at 800x600 but should be 1280x960) trying to rigure out either xrandr or how to set it up in the xorg.fonf but i am completely lost
[23:33] <caimlas> Gnea, http://pastebin.com/m186bbd02
[23:33] <caimlas> so as to not flood the channel
[23:33] <LetsGo67> ardchoille: thx.  :)  the dvd I am ripping is dvd9, I am trying to either make ISO or encode it in Theora.  Weternal, selected the "1:1" option.
[23:33] <caimlas> (I also upgraded the hal packages to intrepid, as the hal packages in hardy weren't working in intrepid any longer)
[23:33] <ardchoille> LetsGo67: If you're ripping a dual layer dvd to dingle layer size, then there is an app in the repos called dvd95 and it does that. There's also http://dvdshrink.sourceforge.net/
[23:33] <Gnea> caimlas: ah okay, that's a bit better... but what make/model is the laptop?
[23:34] <LetsGo67> Thanks, ardchoille.
[23:34] <ardchoille> LetsGo67: ah, ok, nvm then
[23:34] <caimlas> Gnea, thinkpad x30
[23:34] <manning> mindrape: alright, well thanks for the help. i'm going to call it quits for a while and stick with Windows until I feel like completely reinstalling Ubuntu again.
[23:34] <nivoset> could i get some help from someone with xrandr?
[23:35] <weternal> LetsGo67 does ardchoille's solution work? come back if you need more help
[23:35] <caimlas> and, I'm trying to produce a screenshot, but I'm not currently able to replicate the font corruption, just the random pixmap corruption to a minimal degree.
[23:35] <afrhead> rc.whatnet.org
[23:35] <LetsGo67> Am I doing the right thing by ripping with dvd::rip though?
[23:35] <rww> mbdl: have you been doing weird things to the permissions of your /usr/bin/ directory?
[23:35] <Gnea> caimlas: have you read the thinkwiki?
[23:35] <weternal> LetsGo67 the 1:1 copy should be what you want
[23:35] <caimlas> Gnea, I have it freaking memorized *g*
[23:35] <LetsGo67> 57% of Wall-E is extracted...
[23:35] <ardchoille> LetsGo67: I know that xdvdshrink rips a dual layer dvd to single layer size and outputs an iso
[23:36] <Gnea> !laptop
[23:36] <LetsGo67> Why is it called "shrink" though?
[23:36] <Gnea> caimlas: how about those sites? :)
[23:36] <ardchoille> LetsGo67: I tried several rippers on that particular dvd movie and none of them finished the rip correctly
[23:36] <LetsGo67> Can't find xdvdshrink package though.
[23:36] <rww> mbdl: because that error means that /usr/bin/sudo isn't setuid root any more... Follow the instructions in http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=1467656&postcount=4 to fix it.
[23:36] <ardchoille> LetsGo67: it shrinks a dual layer dvd down to fit on a single layer dvd
[23:36] <caimlas> Gnea, I've been running debian (and then ubuntu) on this laptop for the past 5 years
[23:36] <LetsGo67> Ardchoille, you have/had Wall-E!?
[23:37] <ardchoille> LetsGo67: http://dvdshrink.sourceforge.net
[23:37] <LetsGo67> How come none can rip it successfully?
[23:37] <mbdl> rww: i forgot to only take permission of one file and did the hole bin dir
[23:37] <ardchoille> LetsGo67: yes, but none of the rippers worked for that movie
[23:37] <Devourer> If I already have an instance of nautilus open, how can I get admin rights without having to restart it?
[23:37] <LetsGo67> Copy protection?
[23:37] <Gnea> caimlas: are all of the fans in the system operating at peak efficiency?
[23:37] <ardchoille> LetsGo67: That's what I thought
[23:37] <caimlas> Gnea, yes. again, this is a matter of "not working now, was working before upgrading X"
[23:37] <rww> !info nautilus-gksu | Devourer
[23:38] <LetsGo67> No way around it?  Why is it so much trickier than CD and VHS?
[23:38] <caimlas> Gnea, no dust in the system, etc.
[23:38] <ardchoille> LetsGo67: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARccOS
[23:38] <Devourer> rww, thanks. :)
[23:38] <Ben> helloooo! what should I do when ifconfig -a shows the eth0 interface but the machine can't seem to access the LAN???
[23:38] <Gnea> caimlas: what what about console? is that corrupted as well?
[23:38] <weternal> LetsGo67 dvdshrink defaults to a compressed version of the dvd
[23:38] <Gnea> caimlas: k, and lm-sensors tell you the RPMs correctly?
[23:38] <caimlas> no
[23:38] <weternal> LetsGo67 It could be copyprotected
[23:38] <caimlas> or it wasn't
[23:39] <Gnea> caimlas: but is it?
[23:39] <caimlas> that is actually another 'irritation' that was brought on by the upgrade - I can't use ctl-alt-F# to switch to console.
[23:39] <LetsGo67> I am trying to put my dvds on Nintendo DS... if possible.  And I only have a 4gb card.
[23:39] <mbdl> rww: if i wanted to take owner ship to one fie so i can update it how would i do that
[23:39] <Gnea> caimlas: can you reboot into single-user mode?
[23:39] <weternal> hmm, well you wont be able to fit all of them on there
[23:39] <LetsGo67> But ARccOS is sony, not Disney...
[23:39] <Gnea> caimlas: or ssh into it?
[23:39] <mindrape> Ben - nm-tools            what IP does ifconfig say you have?  169.x.x.x?
[23:39] <ardchoille> caimlas: do you have nvidia card with installed drivers?
[23:40] <mbdl> rww: vuze doesnt have right permissions because im not root to do updates
[23:40] <LetsGo67> Weternal, but I only need it at the native DS resolution, right?
[23:40] <rww> mbdl: first, fix your sudo with the link I gave you earlier. Then, sudo chown username:group /path/to/file
[23:40] <Ben> mindrape 192.168.2.2
[23:40] <weternal> yeah
[23:40] <mindrape> Ben - so you can access the LAN just not the internet or not even other computers on the LAN?
[23:40] <weternal> so you could use DVDshrink to compress the video
[23:40] <earthmeLon> Anybody here know what Lorcon is?
[23:40] <mbdl> rww: ok
[23:40] <Ben> not even other stuff on LAN.
[23:40] <weternal> do you know whether it is copy protected?
[23:41] <caimlas> ardchoille, I don't have such a thing
[23:41] <ardchoille> caimlas: ok
[23:41] <LetsGo67> Should I give up dvd::rip?  Yeah, Wall-E is protected, afaik
[23:41] <Ben> mindrape, its static ip not dhcp by the way
[23:41] <mindrape> ah... are you sure your router allows IPs in that range?
[23:41] <gosox|sick> Ben, does your other computers on the LAN have other things to connect to?
[23:41] <ardchoille> LetsGo67: you could try acidrip to rip it to an mpeg or avi, I never tried that with wall-e
[23:41] <weternal> are you sure that it's encrypted with ARccOS?
[23:41] <mordof> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing?action=show&redirect=InternetConnectionSharing   was using this guide.. i did everything up to the part where it's to set up the client (i'm on win 2k, that's why i stopped there) but i set the static IP, the gateway to the proper server eth1 IP, the DNS servers.. yet my client can't see the server at all, nor the internet
[23:41] <mindrape> Ben - sometimes routers, such as linksys/netgear, only allow certain IP ranges to be assigned.  You can assign a static IP in that range along w the DHCP server dynamically assigning them out.  But it will not allow other IPs
[23:41] <gosox|sick> ben: you can't connect to a computer with no ports open nor listening.
[23:41] <LetsGo67> Thanks.
[23:42] <LetsGo67> :)
[23:42] <mordof> anyone have experience with this and able to help me out?
[23:42] <LetsGo67> Yeah copy protected logo on it, by the way.
[23:42] <weternal> LetsGo67 I'm not sure about the
[23:42] <weternal> DS aspect
[23:42] <LetsGo67> Isn't it close to the gba's?
[23:42] <Ben> mindrape, my router is on the 192.168.1 range... I'll try changing my ip to 192.168.1.199
[23:42] <rww> LetsGo67: Really? Damnit, I just bought that DVD for someone the other day and didn't see it. Stupid sneaky DRM >.>
[23:42] <mindrape> :)
[23:42] <mindrape> Ben - yes, it helps to be on the same subnet as your router...
[23:42] <ardchoille> LetsGo67: If it's copy protected, I'm not sure acidrip will work either
[23:43] <weternal> LetsGo67 don't know, don't own either
[23:43] <caimlas> Gnea, I should be more clear. after the upgrade, I shut down the laptop and left it to go do some other stuff. started it up, X input wasn't working. switched to console, installed the HAL packages for intrepid, restarted gdm, kb/mouse worked, and now I can't switch back to console. :P
[23:43] <caimlas> and yes I can ssh into the systme
[23:43] <Gnea> caimlas: good. can you kill gdm remotely?
[23:43] <ardchoille> caimlas: And you're on Intrepid now?
[23:43] <Bradj47> how do i change the name of a thumbdrive without reformatting it?
[23:44] <idea4good> hi guyz i have 2 wireless network one pw protected other open
[23:44] <weternal> there should be an application which can un-encrypt the dvd
[23:44] <lisaccc> How can you search in Nautilus for text within files?
[23:44] <idea4good> wireless network see both and shows signal strenght but does nt connect
[23:44] <mindrape> Bradj47: I believe e2label
[23:44] <caimlas> Gnea, I can kill it locally; it doesn't do any good.
[23:44] <LetsGo67> Are you being sarcastic rww?
[23:44] <mindrape> Bradj47: man e2label
[23:44] <rww> LetsGo67: no
[23:44] <Gnea> caimlas: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop  <-- that doesn't work?
[23:44] <caimlas> ardchoille, no. http://pastebin.com/m186bbd02
[23:44] <caimlas> Gnea, no, it works. it just doesn't fix anything.
[23:45] <Bradj47> ok thanks
[23:45] <LetsGo67> The dvd stopped but it's almost done!
[23:45] <Gnea> caimlas: it's not supposed to by itself
[23:45] <LetsGo67> Like over 75%!
[23:45] <weternal> but it might remove some of the sound/video data-that's what happened to me when I de-drm'ed my itunes library when I migrated to Linux
[23:45] <idea4good> i am having intel 3945 abg on ubuntu 7.10
[23:45] <LetsGo67> It's the dual-layer!
[23:45] <weternal> wait is it still working?
[23:45] <weternal> ok good
[23:45] <LetsGo67> nah man it froze!
[23:45] <caimlas> Gnea, what do you mean, it's not supposed to? not supposed to stop gdm?
[23:45] <Gnea> caimlas: can you pastebin your xorg.conf and Xorg.0.log?
[23:45] <ardchoille> caimlas: you're mixing Hardy and Intrepid packages?
[23:46] <Ben> hooray!!!! network is functional now :)
[23:46] <Gnea> ardchoille: no, his thinkpad is bombing out on intrepid
[23:46] <idea4good> Ben! what your wireless card
[23:46] <LetsGo67> Happens in VLC too!  We'd be peacefully watching Enchanted, and right where the layer transition takes place (I believe)... VLC closes!
[23:47] <idea4good> bcz even i have some issue with wireless network
[23:47] <caimlas> Gnea, http://www.boiledfrog.us/xorg-upgrade-artifacts.png <-- the artifacts disappear when dragging a window over them, but note the 'maximize' icon on the top, as well as the "LetsGo" font corruption as said by weternal - sometimes it's bad enough to be unreadale
[23:47] <ardchoille> Gnea: From his paste: "That is, I only installed X: I added an intrepid source, changed priority in apt/preferences and then did sudo apt-get -t hardy install xserver-xorg-video-intel xserver-xorg-core."
[23:47] <caimlas> ardchoille, yes. and I'd like to get rid of intrepid Xorg packages w/o reinstalling completely.
[23:47] <Nook> which ubuntu is better 8,04 or 8.10
[23:47] <mindrape> Nook - what are your criteria for "better"?
[23:47] <caimlas> Nook, 8.04
[23:48] <Gnea> ardchoille: i didn't catch that....
[23:48] <ardchoille> caimlas: If you've mixed Hardy and Intrepid packages, then that is likely the cause of the problem. If it were me I would re-install and not ix packages, it's dangerous
[23:48] <lisaccc> How can you search in Nautilus for text within files?
[23:48] <Nook> idk im new to this and im running ubuntu on a dell latitude d600 1g of ram
[23:48] <caimlas> Gnea, ardchoille I'll be back in a couple minutes. have to tend to a couple chores
[23:48] <weternal> LetsGo67 I lost the train of thought here, how's the DVD ripping going?
[23:48] <Gnea> caimlas: okay, ardchoille is right, mixing the two is only causing more problems than it's solving. you should know better that, even in debian, mixing packages like that is bad news.
[23:48] <LetsGo67> Stopped during "layer transition".
[23:48] <caimlas> ardchoille, I figured. thus, why I'm trying to figure out how to get rid of the intrepid packages (because intrepid upgrades kde3 to 4, which is something I cna't handle w/ 512Mb)
[23:49] <ardchoille> caimlas: not sure if you *can* fix this now
[23:49] <caimlas> Gnea, yeah, I know. I've been doing it for years, honestly... and usually I suffer dire consequences sooner than later. :P
[23:49] <LWTechSupport> Can anyone help me with a problem in 8.04, with sata HD detection?
[23:49] <caimlas> ardchoille, figured. I can't find anything in apt saying it's possible.
[23:49] <Gnea> caimlas: if you can live with the intrepid Xorg, then just make sure ubuntu-desktop is installed and kubuntu-desktop is removed
[23:49] <weternal> LetsGo67 if you put our username in your responses it makes it easier for us to follow along :) for future reference
[23:49] <LetsGo67> Sorry man.  :)  weternal
[23:50] <mindrape> lisaccc - I dont believe it has that functionality built in.  I use grep from a terminal.           grep "findthis" /over/here/*.txt        for example.
[23:50] <caimlas> Gnea, why's that?
[23:50] <Gnea> caimlas: i put debian on my first thinkpad about 10 years ago, so yeah, I know your pain ;)
[23:50] <LetsGo67> What should I try now?
[23:50] <lisaccc> mindrape: thanks
[23:50] <weternal> since pidgin will let us know when we're chatted at that way LetsGo67
[23:50] <LetsGo67> dvd95?
[23:50] <caimlas> Gnea, it's the d&mn intel drivers; the thinkpad is wonderful :P
[23:50] <Gnea> caimlas: because kubuntu is what provides kde
[23:50] <LetsGo67> I'm using Opera, weternal.  :)
[23:50] <Gnea> caimlas: obfuscating it doesn't mean that people don't know what you just said, so please watch your language. :)
[23:51] <caimlas> Gnea, but other apps (which I use) use qt :P
[23:51] <JairunCaloth> hey guys, anyone have any tips for mounting an encrypted OSX home dir?
[23:51] <caimlas> Gnea, rgr
[23:51] <JairunCaloth> in Ubuntu
[23:51] <weternal> LetsGo67 I've never used that package, but It think that ardchoille recommended it
[23:51] <mindrape> JairunCaloth: encrypted with what?
[23:51] <caimlas> JairunCaloth, you'll have to do that with fuse, I think. HFS+ support is what you need, and I'm not sure if that's in kernel anymore
[23:51] <caimlas> JairunCaloth, best bet is to google
[23:51] <ardchoille> LetsGo67: I don't think you're going to be able to rip that dvd. I've become quite the expert at ripping and there just some that you can't rip
[23:51] <brunner> Hey guys
[23:52] <caimlas> Gnea, did you see the artifacts I was speaking of in the screenshot?
[23:52] <JairunCaloth> erhm... the builtin OSx encryption tool
[23:52] <LetsGo67> SEGMENTATION FAULT!
[23:52] <Gnea> caimlas: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/293059
[23:52] <brunner> Why does Xorg always eat so much RAM?
[23:52] <JairunCaloth> file vault
[23:52] <Gnea> caimlas: try that
[23:52] <amortvigil> happy new year!!!
[23:52] <mindrape> brunner: because they secretly want you to use a command line interface only... ?
[23:52] <brunner> Right now Xorg is using 240MB
[23:52] <amortvigil> just got back from fireworks :D
[23:52] <brunner> mindrape: apparently
[23:52] <brunner> amortvigil: happy new year!
[23:52] <mindrape> brunner - how much memory do you have?
[23:52] <LetsGo67> Why do I get a segmentatino fault, ardchoille, weternal?  How can I rip a dvd, why is it so hard, can I just do analog hole?
[23:53] <LetsGo67> Can I just use, what's it called, recordmydesktop and get it over with?
[23:53] <caimlas> Gnea, hmm well that might help. XAA on 8.04 resulted in Xv not working at all
[23:53] <LetsGo67> Thanks for your help thus far, by the way...
[23:54] <Gnea> caimlas: try it and see
[23:54] <brunner> mindrape: 2GB
[23:54] <idea4good> when i do iwlist scan my wireless network is not listed
[23:54] <LetsGo67> Who here votes I use recordmydesktop to rip a dvd?
[23:54] <eseven73> i can never get sound working with recordmydesktop
[23:54] <caimlas> gnea yeah will do. i'll be back once I kill a chicken for dinner...
[23:54] <ardchoille> LetsGo67: you could do that but does recordmydesktop also grab audio?
[23:54] <Gnea> caimlas: just make sure you're using all intrepid packages first :)
[23:54] <LetsGo67> eseven73: just hook up an audio cable between headphones and microphone.  ;)
[23:54] <mindrape> brunner - and it's eating up a significant amount that you are concerned?!?    free -m
[23:54] <Gnea> caimlas: yummy
[23:55] <LetsGo67> ardchoille, see above.  :)
[23:55] <ardchoille> yeah
[23:55] <caimlas> Gnea, all intrepid? well, all of X's are already intrepid. you talking about a dist-upgrade or?
[23:55] <LWTechSupport> Can anyone help me with a problem in 8.04, with sata HD detection? I am unable to mount or use fdisk to partition the drive.
[23:55] <LetsGo67> Will it work if I lock screen?
[23:55] <mindrape> LWTechSupport: how are you trying to partition it?  NTFS ext3 what?
[23:55] <Gnea> caimlas: yeah, best to make sure it's 100%
[23:55] <eseven73> LetsGo67>> my headphones and mic are all one unit
[23:55] <iShock> How do I get my webcam working in Xubuntu? I tried easycam but I got compilation errors.
[23:56] <caimlas> Gnea, urg. but 8.10 is sooo much slower than 8.04 :-/
[23:56] <ardchoille> !info easycam
[23:56] <caimlas> oh well. maybe then I'll get GEM :P
[23:56] <LWTechSupport> mindrape: I am trying to partition it as an NTFS drive, for storage
[23:56] <weternal> LetsGo67 I'm not sure... never used a screen recorder--if you don't have ethical objections perhaps a torrent would be less work
[23:56] <mindrape> LWTechSupport: did you apt-get install ntfsprogs first?   GParted wont let you use NTFS otherwise properly...
[23:56] <LetsGo67> Weternal, my bandwidth is slow, that's why.  :)
[23:56] <Gnea> caimlas: maybe fixing the font issue will help
[23:56] <idea4good> hi guys can anybody please listen to my wireless problem
[23:57] <mindrape> idea4good: sure.  I'll even offer advice after I listen.  :)
[23:57] <Gnea> idea4good: not if you don't spit it out
[23:57] <weternal> idea4good what's up
[23:57] <LetsGo67> dunno eseven73...
[23:57] <LetsGo67> :)
[23:57] <LWTechSupport> mindrape: I am unable to even select the drive in fdisk, it will show up in my BIOS but not in fdisk
[23:57] <elg> does the ibex live cd do lvm and raid? if not, does the alternative cd?
[23:57] <idea4good> ok i have 2 wirless network one is pw protected and other is not but both of them seem to work
[23:57] <Gnea> elg: yes
[23:58] <idea4good> even though network manager detects both of them and signal strengh is good
[23:58] <iShock> How do I get my webcam working in Xubuntu? I tried easycam but I got compilation errors.
[23:58] <mindrape> LWTechSupport: go for GParted... see if that can detect it.    You may need to call fdisk and reference the /dev/sdb or whatever it happens to be otherwise it will default.  Or perhaps use cfdisk?
[23:58] <elg> Gnea: thanks. let me clarify my question though - i mean as a rescue cd, not as an installer
[23:58] <Gnea> !webcam | iShock
[23:58] <Gnea> elg: not sure.
[23:58] <idea4good> also when i do iwlist scan it just returns one wirless network that is open
[23:58] <iShock> Gnea, tried first link, nothing is working.
[23:59] <LWTechSupport> mindrape: thank you for the suggestion i will try it out and see what happens
[23:59] <idea4good> so what do you suggest
[23:59] <johnyblue> hi there...ow can I have a ftp server in my ubuntu?
[23:59] <mindrape> idea4good - nm-tool     ?           You say they both WORK or dont work?  If both of them seem to work then just pick one... ?
[23:59] <simpleos> !ftp | johnyblue
[23:59] <idea4good> both of dont work
[23:59] <simpleos> !ftpd
[23:59] <iShock> Gnea: My webcam is: Bus 003 Device 002: ID 093a:2460 Pixart Imaging, Inc. Q-TEC WEBCAM 100
[23:59] <weternal> LetsGo67 what's eseven73
[23:59] <Agion> where does pidgin save the logs??
[23:59] <ardchoille> whoa, lots of ftpd's
[23:59] <simpleos> Agion?