[00:00] <Dranven> y.net
[00:00] <jonathan__> help installing isight
[00:00] <anima_> newp.  and I'm not sure if I'm looking atll. the right spot 'cause now I don't see anything at a
[00:00] <nkei0> fluffybacon: It said configure was an unknown option.
[00:00] <anima_> hahaha.  System, Prefs, SpashScreen
[00:01] <anima_> nothing installed.
[00:01] <Slart> anima_: it looks like this? http://imagebin.org/37578
[00:01] <wannab> nkei0: try this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[00:01] <Slart> anima_: no, system, administration, startup manager
[00:01] <crx> thanks... the lights on , but i cant seem to find how to connect to a network, just says lo, eth1, and thats it???
[00:01] <nkei0> wannab: Thanks.
[00:02] <yoyoned> !radeon|nkei0
[00:02] <wannab> lol yoyoned
[00:02] <wannab> wish I knew that sooner
[00:02] <mikeshollen> Is there anyone out there who can help me get my wireless card working with 8.04?
[00:02] <_VIM_> is there anyway to have irssi not show 'nick is now known as newnick' I really dont care to see nick|away nick|eating nick|laptop who cares about your status anyways?? it's just flooding my screen </rant>
[00:02] <wannab> !nvidia
[00:02] <yoyoned> anima_: install  usplash-theme-ubuntu
[00:02] <anima_> ok...it has the new one I wanted listed, but not the old one.
[00:02] <nkei0> mikeshollen: What's wrong with it?
[00:03] <nkei0> err afk
[00:03] <Slart> _VIM_: isn't there an ignore option?
[00:03] <_VIM_> Slart: i hope so, else i might have to go back to xchat it has that feature :)
[00:03] <Slart> anima_: ok.. try this.. "sudo apt-get install --reinstall usplash-theme-ubuntu"
[00:03] <mikeshollen> nkei0: When I tried to install 8.10 it just worked right away, but I was having some other major issues and so I tried 8.04 which solved all the other problems but now the wireless card doesn't show up.  I can see the wired connection, but not wireless.
[00:04] <fluffybacon> nkei0: Sorry -  dpkg-reconfigure xorg-driver-fglrx
[00:04] <wannab> mikeshollen: maybe the kernel does not support your wireless card?
[00:05] <SonicComKid> I still havn't found a way to remove boot loaders from MBR's without destorying the partition tables
[00:05] <mikeshollen> As in this distro of Ubuntu will not ever work with my wifi card?
[00:05] <anima_> Slart:  thank you, that looks like what I goofed up - lemme reboot and see if that did what I wanted.
[00:05] <anima_> bbiab
[00:06] <fluffybacon> failing that try apt-get --purge remove <fglrx> && apt-get install <fglrx>  #sorry I have no idea what the ATI driver package is called
[00:06] <mikeshollen> I have a Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8185 IEEE 802.11a/b/g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 20) according to the hardware tester
[00:10] <anima_> Slart:  Nope, still there.  If I want to reinstall the whole thing, just reboot with the disk in the cdrom, yes?  Or does that hose things?
[00:10] <oobe> mikeshollen, the 8.04 uses an older kernel which probably does have the driver for you wifi card you can compile a newer kernel or search google for the specific driver source code project and compile that
[00:10] <Slart> nope... you'll have to press the install button for it to hose your system
[00:10] <Slart> ami: but try this first.. open the startup manager in system, administration
[00:10] <Slart> bah.. I can't type today
[00:11] <Slart> anima_: look above.. that was for you
[00:11] <anima_> ok
[00:11] <anima_> it's open
[00:11] <genewitch> is anyone here intimate with libpcap? i have to use a --with-pcap= when i configure, and i am wondering where to get a list of all the possible values of that variable
[00:11] <oobe> mikeshollen, out of curiosity could you pm me the other problems you had with 8.10 im still using 8.04 and am planning to upgrade one day
[00:11] <Slart> anima_: in appearance.. do you seen the usplash-theme-ubuntu?
[00:12] <anima_> yes!  select and close?
[00:12] <anima_> then reboot again?
[00:12] <Slart> anima_: yes, but make sure "show boot splash" checkbox is checked in "Boot options" first
[00:12] <mikeshollen> oobe: The major problem I ran into was that my graphics driver wouldn't work properly.  I tried all the suggested drivers and each time it killed the gui
[00:12] <anima_> ok
[00:13] <The-Compiler> hi, got a strange problem, my pc's cpu is at or around 100% all the time, and it displays 70-80% at system. Why?
[00:13] <oobe> mikeshollen, ok thanks
[00:13] <Slart> The-Compiler: use top or the system monitor to see what is using all the cpu time
[00:13] <anima_> Slart:  brb
[00:14] <The-Compiler> Slart, i did, but it's nothing...
[00:14] <The-Compiler> slart, and I only run Transmission, ran fine and now it started to rum at 100% cpu
[00:15] <Slart> The-Compiler: huh? you don't see anything using the cpu?
[00:15] <The-Compiler> slart, yeah, only around 3%
[00:16] <Slart> The-Compiler: you are sorting it by cpu-% ?
[00:16] <geffislegend> so hey everyone , my computer is officially broken, i shrunk another parition in my computer yesterday then windows decides to not work anymore and anytime i startup now it gets a bluescreen error and shuts down, all i can run is this live version of ubuntu, i tried reformatting but it wont even let me do that, i get a error every time i try that also
[00:16] <The-Compiler> slart, sure
[00:16] <deadbattery> anyone has ever used mod_bw for apache2
[00:16] <deadbattery> ?
[00:16] <anima_> Slart:  You're a miracle worker...I just wish I was smarter with linux.  OK, but it's still showing me the big blue Gnome footprint.
[00:17] <Delvien> Anyone else getting redirected to  http://tutorialvid.com/ when going to  gnome-look.org?
[00:17] <jken146> geffislegend: What error?
[00:17] <Slart> anima_: it's not a background picture you're seeing? it is the actual splash screen?
[00:17] <jken146> Delvien: no
[00:18] <racecar-56> brb
[00:18] <Slart> anima_: just to separate the sucking up from the actual reporting here.. did anything change in the boot appearance? it's the same as before? better still not good? all fine?
[00:18] <Delvien> Im getting redirected after 3-4 seconds
[00:19] <austin666_> hey guys, question:  I have my server on my network list, but i don't know how to transfer files.. i drag and drop it and it won't copy....any advice?
[00:19] <geffislegend> im not sure what error i get when i try to start windows it flashes then stops and restarts and trys the process again
[00:19] <Slart> Delvien: works for me here.. no redirection
[00:19] <Delvien> Its only gnome-look.org that is doing it to me
[00:19] <anima_> Slart, Just so you know, I'm southern.  Trust me when I start sucking up it's way hard to miss.  This time was more like ubuntu is normally.
[00:19] <Delvien> They are ridden with adds now a days..
[00:19] <Delvien> Its sad
[00:19] <anima_> It's loading gnome.
[00:19] <Delvien> ads*
[00:20] <anima_> And i'm getting their logo.
[00:20] <Slart> anima_: ok.. according to swedish tradition we're almost married now.. ;).. so there is still this blue foot thingy to get rid of?
[00:20] <jken146> geffislegend: I meant when you try to do something with the live cd
[00:20] <anima_> Yes sir.  That's the only thing left.
[00:21] <Slart> anima_: back to the startup manager.. there are options there for setting a background image.. are those enabled?
[00:21] <deadbattery> hey guys how do i get httpd-devel for apxs, i need to install a mod
[00:21] <Slart> anima_: on the second tab, Boot loader themes
[00:21] <geffislegend> oh nvm guys its actually going to let me full install ubuntu this time, but its asking if i want to install a boot loader, should i do it? what is it?
[00:22] <wemdowemd> When installing off the alternative CD (with various boot related areas, partitions, and so on in various atypical places), is it made clear when overwriting MBRs and boot-sectors is imminent? I want to avoid overwriting either on the internal hard drive of the laptop I'm using. In fact, I don't want that hard-drive touched at all. I'd set it to 'read only' for the duration of my tinkering...
[00:22] <wemdowemd> ...if I could.
[00:22] <BanDiT> You will need a bootloader because that's what tells your computer how to start Ubuntu
[00:22] <Slart> geffislegend: it's the thing that starts booting ubuntu when the computer starts.. it's called grub and yes you want it
[00:22] <anima_> The middle section for bootloader themes is empty.
[00:22] <jken146> geffislegend: yes, you should
[00:22] <jken146> !grub | geffislegend
[00:22] <deadbattery> hey guys how do i get httpd-devel for apxs, i need to install a mod
[00:22] <Slart> anima_: and if you press "manage boot loader themes"? still empty?
[00:22] <N-A> Several events/applications make a sound through my PC's internal speaker, is there any way to get these events/applications to use the sounds defined in the ubuntu settings?
[00:23] <anima_> Slart:  yes
[00:23] <geffislegend> oh okay thanks a lot ^^
[00:23] <Jack_Sparrow> wemdowemd the alternate is a text based installer. NOT a livecd
[00:23] <jken146> wemdowemd: install the bootloader to the same partition as / if you don't want to overwrite the mbr.
[00:23] <Baatti> is Intrepid the latest stable release?
[00:23] <geffislegend> i shall be back when it is done installing, thanks for the help!!
[00:23] <deadbattery> can anyone help =(?
[00:23] <Slart> anima_: this blue foot .. it shows before the splash with the ubuntu logo?
[00:23] <Slart> Baatti: yes
[00:24] <Baatti> Slart: thank you
[00:24] <wemdowemd> Jack_Sparrow: So I can't use it to make a LiveUSB? Or at least, I'd have to install it somewhere first and then use the installation to make one?
[00:24] <anom01y> I am trying to install bitchx-gtk / bitchx using hardy but there is no package for hardy, only feisty. Is there a way to convert it ?
[00:25] <Jack_Sparrow> wemdowemd I dont think the alternate has that feature.  I thought that was only on livecd
[00:25] <jken146> wemdowemd: you can use unetbootin to make a live usb
[00:25] <Jack_Sparrow> !usb
[00:25] <Slart> !bitchx | anom01y
[00:25] <jken146> wemdowemd: but not from the alternate cd
[00:25] <jrib> anom01y: bitchx was removed for the repositories because it was maintained and it had numerous open issues.  Consider using irssi or weechat instead
[00:25] <ceil420> irssi > bitchx
[00:25] <anima_> Slart:  OK, it's not the one that comes up with the orange bar showing load/unload.  You just fixed that one.  It's after it brings up my mouse/desktop, and immediately before it loads my wallpaper image.  Does that help?
[00:25] <jrib> anom01y: s/maintained/unmaintained
[00:25] <Slart> anom01y: bah.. that wasn't the factoid I wanted.. well.. apparently bitchx has been removed.. something about bugs not getting fixed
[00:25] <Jack_Sparrow> ceil420 That is why we discourage people taking polls or asking best
[00:26] <anom01y> irsii is as good as bitchx ?
[00:26] <Slart> anima_: ah.. actually it does.. is it the background where you enter your username to login?
[00:26] <Jack_Sparrow> !polls
[00:26] <ceil420> Jack_Sparrow, but it's factual, in this case
[00:26] <jrib> anom01y: irssi and weechat are both pretty good.  Try them out for yourself
[00:26] <Slart> anom01y: I haven't used bitchx but irssi works nicely for me
[00:26] <anima_> No, it's after that - that one is normal peachy pink solid color
[00:26] <ceil420> Jack_Sparrow, notice i didn't compare irssi to xchat, or any other actively maintained IRC client
[00:26] <daedra> How do you quit telnet irc?
[00:27] <wemdowemd> jken146: OK then. I've read the LiveUSB stuff on the help pages. Crucially though, MBR overwriting will only occur on the partition where Ubuntu is installed? As in, if I run it and tell it to install ubuntu on a partition on an external hard drive, it WILL NOT touch anything on the laptop itself?
[00:27] <ceil420> daedra, quit :quit message
[00:27] <anima_> daedra:  /quit if I remember right.
[00:27] <Slart> anom01y: ok.. let me search a bit for that...
[00:27] <ceil420> (message optional)
[00:27] <Slart> anom01y: sorry.. wrong nick
[00:27] <ceil420> anima_, don't need slashes in telnet
[00:27] <anima_> *shrug*  My bad.  Sorry.
[00:27] <Slart> anima_: ok, let me check something
[00:27] <ceil420> why anyone would use telnet for IRC i'll never know
[00:27] <Jack_Sparrow> wemdowemd But you wiull have grub errors or other booting issues
[00:27] <ceil420> privmsg #ubuntu :this stuff is a PITA
[00:27] <anom01y> I wanted to check out the bitchx-gtk but I guess thats a no go now..
[00:28] <ceil420> privmsg #ubuntu :i wouldn't wanna do it more than once or twice a decade <_<
[00:28] <Jack_Sparrow> ceil420 Please stop
[00:28] <ceil420> anom01y, you can probably still install it from other sources
[00:28] <anima_> Jack:  tnx
[00:28] <Jack_Sparrow> anima_ np
[00:28] <ceil420> Jack_Sparrow, you please stop
[00:28] <jken146> wemdowemd: yes, you can tell the installer to install grub to any partition you choose.  If you choose a partition on an external hard drive, your internal drives won;t be touched.  But you'll have to use your BIOS setup to boot from your external drive.
[00:29]  * anima_ opens door for ceil420
[00:29] <ceil420> Jack_Sparrow, i'm just warning people that are considering using telnet for IRC what they're in for
[00:29] <N-A> Several events/applications make a sound through my PC's internal speaker, is there any way to get these events/applications to use the sounds defined in the ubuntu sound settings?
[00:29] <ceil420> Jack_Sparrow, which is on topic, as at least one user mentioned using it while another is actively seeking an IRC client
[00:29]  * anima_ continues to hold door open just in case.
[00:30] <lampoon> Hello
[00:30] <kindofabuzz> why does my NFS not automount on boot? i always have to sudo mount -a for it to mount
[00:31] <lampoon> Is it a removable disk?
[00:31] <jken146> kindofabuzz: Have you added it to /etc/fstab?
[00:31] <kindofabuzz> jken146, yes, otherwise mount -a wouldn't even mount it
[00:31] <wemdowemd> jken146: That's fine. But presumably there will be some MBR-style overwriting at the beginning of the external drive as well as GRUB itself on the selected partition? As in, if there are 2 part's on the external and I tell it to install Ubuntu on P #2, it will do so + grub, but overwrite the *first few* kb also to make the external bootable?
[00:32] <Slart> anima_: if you start gconf-editor in a terminal and check in "apps, nautilus, preferences" what is the value of the key "background_filename" ?
[00:32] <jken146> kindofabuzz: yes, of course.
[00:32] <Daemon_> having trouble adding themes to ubuntu any help appreciated
[00:32] <kindofabuzz> jken146, i can't figure out why it's not. maybe the nfs service is not started before fstab is read?
[00:32] <anima_> Slart:  could you bust that down a little further...is the terminal command "start gconf-editor"?
[00:32] <dxdemetriou> can I start gui application as another user without asking for a password? I did it with sudo but I can't find how it works with gksudo
[00:33] <Slart> anima_: just "gconf-editor", it will open a small editor with a tree like structure on the left side
[00:33] <jken146> wemdowemd: it won't overwrite the mbr unless you choose the first partition of that disk, akaik
[00:33] <Slart> anima_: browse to apps, nautilus, preferences there.. then check the right side for background_image
[00:33] <jken146> kindofabuzz: you could put mount -a in an init script and see if that does it
[00:33] <Slart> anima_: sorry.. background_filename
[00:34] <wemdowemd> jken146: So I'd be needing some other way to start the boot process, that would point to GRUB in the relevant partition? Like a removable media bootdisc or something?
[00:34] <anima_> No entry there.
[00:34] <anima_> Slart:  no entry there.
[00:34] <kindofabuzz> jken146, yeah, but i'd like to know why it ins't working when everything else is mounted during boot
[00:34] <jken146> wemdowemd: yes, like another bootloader.  Can't you just put it on the mbr?
[00:34] <Slart> anima_: hmm.. back to searching then.. I'll be back when I find something new to try
[00:34] <Jack_Sparrow> wemdowemd You could do it with a bootable cd but then you could not use that cd drive during the session
[00:34] <mikesholle1> Hey I got it fixed oobe
[00:35] <usser> anybody uses intel wifi cards, iwl3945? connection doesnt come back after kill switch, i have to rmmod iwl3945 modprobe iwl3945 every time
[00:35] <Slart> anima_: you might as well try looking at Desktop, gnome, background in the same program
[00:35] <N-A> Several events/applications make a sound through my PC's internal speaker, is there any way to get these events/applications to use the sounds defined in the ubuntu sound settings?
[00:35] <GNUtoo> hello,does someone know well ubuntu boot process? because i've a tricky problem: my raid array is too slow(4-50MB/s instead of 110MB/s) with gentoo but not ubuntu...I've tried gentoo's kernel on ubuntu rootfs...it's fast...and ubuntu's kernel on gentoo's rootfs...it's slow...so it's not the kernel...ubuntu does somehting during the boot process that makes my raid array fast...and I'd like to know what...
[00:35] <Slart> anima_: that one will probably hold the current wallpaper
[00:36] <wemdowemd> jken146: Given that there's already 1 partition at the beginning of the external drive, and said drive is currently non-bootable, would writing a MBR to it screw up the existing partition table somehow? Jack
[00:36] <wemdowemd> Jack_Sparrow: I can live with that
[00:36] <anima_> Slart, pm me your paypal addy....I can see I've almost won the "stump the tech person".  OK what am I looking for in the desktop one?
[00:36] <Slart> anima_: =).. desktop, gnome, background
[00:36] <futeki> Anyone know of any good tool(s) to burn data to DVD's in order to archive it? I need to be able to encrypt and password protect it, even though the DVD's will be stored in a fireproof safe.
[00:36] <Jack_Sparrow> wemdowemd I can give you the basic instructions but you may need to work out details based on your hardware
[00:37] <anima_> slart:  ya looking at it....
[00:37] <Slart> anima_: there's  a key called "picture_filename"
[00:37] <oscar> hey do anyone know how to make the acpi work for my Acer Aspire 5050 AMD Turion 64 laptop... I have hardy heron
[00:37] <wemdowemd> Jack_Sparrow: That's OK. I'll probably just go with a SuperGrub disc or something. I'm fielding a few ideas at the moment so the details can wait.
[00:37] <oscar> I tried installing acpi modules... but nothing seems to work
[00:37] <anima_> Slart:  pasting in pm
[00:37] <Slart> anima_: ok
[00:38] <wemdowemd> Jack_Sparrow: I haven't even got to the full-partition encryption yet...
[00:38] <dxdemetriou> can I use "gksudo -u <user> <program>" for specific programs without password?
[00:38] <Jack_Sparrow> wemdowemd Bad idea
[00:38] <fearful1> I'm using audacious and I right click to show visible on all worspaces, but when it closes it doesn't save it so I gotta re do this everytime I restart audacious, can it remember it automatically?
[00:38] <wemdowemd> Jack_Sparrow: How so?
[00:39] <wemdowemd> Not even with LUKS?
[00:39] <Slart> anima_: ok.. and that's not the blue foot?
[00:39] <Jack_Sparrow> wemdowemd Just encrypt your data
[00:39] <fearful1> There anyway to remember that setting?
[00:39] <usser> anybody uses intel wifi cards, iwl3945? connection doesnt come back after kill switch, i have to rmmod iwl3945 modprobe iwl3945 every time
[00:40] <Sylphid> dxdemetriou, visudo will let you set users to not require sudo
[00:40] <usser> dxdemetriou, you should be able to specify it in /etc/sudoers
[00:40] <usser> dxdemetriou, for example ALL ALL = NOPASSWD: /sbin/halt
[00:40] <tuxfan> hello
[00:41] <wemdowemd> Jack_Sparrow: I understand ubuntu leaves several usage tracks throughout the filesystem rather than just in /home. Installed programs are also stored outside /home. There is a rationale for doing the filesystem as well
[00:41] <N-A> Several events/applications make a sound through my PC's internal speaker, is there any way to get these events/applications to use the sounds defined in the ubuntu sound settings?
[00:41] <_cb> clonezilla stops at "collecting the disk info in this machine" how do I get around this?
[00:41] <fearful1> Can I remember that setting anyone?
[00:41] <jken146> !pcspkr
[00:41] <dxdemetriou> Sylphid, usser, I tried everything I know but it works only with sudo and not grapgical sudoes
[00:41] <Jack_Sparrow> wemdowemd I know what I need to protect, how to protect it and where it is.. Just no need to do more
[00:41] <ezerhoden> N-A: blacklist the pcspkr module
[00:42] <wemdowemd> Jack_Sparrow: I can't be so sure
[00:42] <Jack_Sparrow> wemdowemd NOt a problem, just no crying in here when it goes boom..
[00:42] <N-A> ezerhoden: How? And will that make it use the right sounds, or just make it stop using the internal speaker?
[00:43] <ezerhoden> N-A: in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[00:43] <wemdowemd> Jack_Sparrow: This is an experiment. So long as it doesn't do it all over my laptop's Vista install there's no milk spilt
[00:43] <wemdowemd> spilled
[00:43] <deadbattery> has anyone one in here installed mod_bw??
[00:43] <fearful> I need to figure out how to remember a programs setting to show visible on all workspaces.
[00:43] <Jack_Sparrow> wemdowemd Look at my notes at how I did it for my installed system and you should be able to get it to do your external
[00:44] <usser> wemdowemd, hm just worked here gksudo halt :)
[00:44] <N-A> ezerhoden: OK, but will it start playing the right sounds by doing that? I still prefer the internal beep rather than no sound at all
[00:44] <Sylphid> dxdemetriou, sudo visudo    add  %<groupname> ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL     logout and back in
[00:44] <wemdowemd> usser: Pardon? Jack_Sparrow: Sounds useful, where can I find them?
[00:44] <mikesholle1> Is anyone familiar with enabling SLI on Ubuntu Hardy?
[00:45] <Jack_Sparrow> wemdowemd look in your PM from me
[00:45] <wemdowemd> Ah, sorry
[00:45] <ezerhoden> N-A: well, i am not quite sure
[00:46] <N-A> ezerhoden: Is there any way to just unload that module temporarily to test?
[00:47] <fearful> Feel like I'm being ignored
[00:47] <ezerhoden> N-A: rmmod pcspkr
[00:47] <snowveil> I've got a USB HDD currently mounted on my system that is no longer connected, and am unable to unmount.  How can I manually unmount it?
[00:47] <mikesholle1> Does anyone know what the error message " Using X configuration file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf". ERROR: Unable to write to directory '/etc/X11'. " means?
[00:47] <dxdemetriou> Sylphid, if it's because of logout/login I'm soo stupid.. I'm trying it now
[00:47] <N-A> ezerhoden: Hmm, now I just get no sound, can I reload the module?
[00:47] <askvictor> When I start gvim, no text appears - it's 'there' - when I select stuff I can see it for a second, but then it's gone. It's related to compiz - any workarounds?
[00:48] <ezerhoden> N-A: modprobe pcspkr
[00:48] <fearful> :\
[00:48] <N-A> ezerhoden: Thx
[00:48] <ezerhoden> N-A: np
[00:48] <baghyay> can someone help me to use my webcam (  i don't know the mark cuz in windows it didn't need driver
[00:48] <darkh0rse> anybody know how to reset sound preferences for mixxx?
[00:48] <Baatti> why is it bad for firefox to be open when using the package manager?
[00:49] <Baatti> baghyay, did you try using Cheese?
[00:49] <dxdemetriou> Sylphid, now I remembered. I tried it with logout and login but with username instead of group.
[00:49] <fearful> I need to remember a programs setting of 'Always on visible workspace' so I don't have to every time I restart it
[00:49] <wemdowemd> Jack_Sparrow, jken146: Thanks for all the advice, I'll go do some thinking...
[00:49] <dxdemetriou> Sylphid, it's on ubuntu 8.04
[00:49] <baghyay> cheese didn't find my webcam
[00:49] <Mozillero> hola
[00:49] <Baatti> hrm
[00:49] <Mozillero> alguien es español
[00:49] <N-A> Several events/applications make a sound through my PC's internal speaker, is there any way to get these events/applications to use the sounds defined in the ubuntu sound settings?
[00:49] <fearful> Yo hablo espanol
[00:49] <Mozillero> que bien
[00:49] <baghyay> lsusb [00:49] <Sylphid> !es
[00:49] <tuxfan> lol , quien no
[00:50] <Mozillero> sabe quien se encarga del soporte de firefox?
[00:50] <fearful> Aqui solo pregunta jaja
[00:50] <fearful> Nobody is answering me tho :(
[00:50] <Slart> does anyone know where you can enable/disable the gnome splash screen, there is a setting in gconf-editor but there has to be an easier way to change it
[00:51] <AngryElf> what's the package name for the advanced desktop settings?
[00:51] <baghyay> baaaatti
[00:51] <Slart> !ccsm | AngryElf
[00:51] <jken146> AngryElf: compizconfig-settings-manager
[00:51] <baghyay> lsusb give that == Bus 001 Device 005: ID 1871:0306 Aveo Technology Corp.
[00:51] <Mozillero> gracias me voy ael español
[00:51] <fearful> ok
[00:51] <AngryElf> thanks
[00:51] <tuxfan> cya
[00:52] <fearful> Will anyone kindly help me...
[00:52] <Slart> !es | Mozillero
[00:52] <Mozillero> coko me cambio de canal para no tener que ver toda esa listota?
[00:52] <Mozillero> como?
[00:52] <Slart> fearful: what is your problem?
[00:52] <Slart> !english | Mozillero
[00:52] <baghyay> why ubuntu didn't detect my webcam have i install driver
[00:53] <fearful> I'm using audacious and I like the option of Always on visible workspace
[00:53] <fearful> But everytime i close it and restart the program it forgets this
[00:53] <_cb> clonezilla stops at "collecting the disk info in this machine" how do I get around this?
[00:53] <fearful> Anyway to make it remember it automatically
[00:53] <cratel> question: I thought the point of libasound2-plugins was to route apps using alsa to use pulseaudio. But it seems that is not the case? And when pulseaudio is grabbing the sound card for flash or whatever, not even alsa apps are able to also output sound. ???
[00:54] <anima_> Just so everyone knows, Slart is a genius.
[00:54] <anima_> LOLOL
[00:54] <Sylphid> dxdemetriou, hmm ... not sure that its gonna be an easy task to get rid of graphical sudo
[00:54] <Slart> fearful: where is this setting?
[00:54] <Slart> fearful: somewhere in audacious?
[00:54] <fearful> When you right click the icon on the window list
[00:54] <jken146> fearful: have a look at devilspie
[00:54] <dtchen> cratel: the default libasound2-plugins + pulseaudio configuration in 8.10 on 32-bit works as such, yes
[00:55] <dtchen> cratel: on 64-bit, it is messier due to ia32-libs
[00:55] <Slart> fearful: ahhh.. yes, devilspie might be the right thing
[00:55] <fearful> I have no idea what that is...
[00:55] <Slart> fearful: there is probably some kind of switch you can use in the command that starts audacious too.. I'll look around
[00:55] <Slart> !info devilspie
[00:55] <cratel> dtchen: I'm on 32 bit but my alsa apps don't seem to be using pulseaudio. I deduce that from looking at the pa vu meter.
[00:56] <jken146> fearful: there is also a gui, gdevilspie
[00:56] <fearful> just sudo apt-get install gdevilspie
[00:56] <dtchen> cratel: well, there are a number of things to check. firstly, make sure you're using updated 8.10, including intrepid-proposed. secondly, make sure you're not using /etc/asound.conf or ~/.asoundrc.
[00:57] <Slart> fearful: are you using compiz? if so there might be a setting in there too
[00:57] <furythor> I have strange problem with wine, with wine all text either does not render or is unreadable
[00:57] <fearful> Yes I am
[00:57] <cratel> dtchen: already using proposed. for asound stuff, just delete the files?
[00:58] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker?
[00:58] <dtchen> cratel: move them out of the way for now (don't rm yet)
[00:58] <cratel> dtchen: actually they already didn't exist.
[00:58] <dtchen> cratel: ok, good
[00:58] <cratel> dtchen: good except...what's wrong then?
[00:58] <fearful> I don't think my compiz is loading automatically tho, I just typed compiz on a terminal and everything changedc
[00:58] <aiuw> How do I force Ubuntu to re-download the package files when I re-install them?
[00:59] <Slart> fearful: you can use the "windows rules" plugin in compiz to do it
[00:59] <dtchen> cratel: pastebin the output from `sudo fuser -v /dev/dsp* /dev/snd/* /dev/seq*'
[00:59] <Slart> fearful: system, preferences, appearance.. last tab.. set it to the middle one
[00:59] <cratel> !pastebin
[00:59] <Slart> aiuw: you can use apt-get clean to delete downloaded packages
[00:59] <dxdemetriou> this I'm trying to do is running a shell script with as another user without password. with sudo it works, but with "sudo -u <user>" it can't find display. gksudo, gnomesu and sux asks for password
[00:59] <fearful> Normal
[01:00] <Slart> fearful: then install the compizconfig-settings manager..
[01:00] <Slart> !ccsm | fearful
[01:00] <cratel> dtchen: http://paste.ubuntu.com/113842/
[01:00] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker?
[01:00] <furythor> can anyone say, why in wine (including winecfg) I have text almost unreadable
[01:00] <jken146> aiuw: run apt-get clean first to remove all the old package files
[01:00] <Slart> furythor: have you installed the msttcore fonts?
[01:00] <racecar-56> back
[01:00] <aiuw> Yup, got it. Thanks.
[01:01] <fearful> Ok downloading now
[01:01] <snowveil> currently Ubuntu has /dev/sdb1 mounting at /media/GAMES ... sdb1 is not listed in my fstab file, so how would set it to mount somewhere other than "GAMES"?
[01:01] <Slart> fearful: when that is done you'll get a new menu-item in system, preferences called Compizconfig settings manager
[01:01] <danbhfive> N-A: have you tried looking in the sounds dialog
[01:01] <furythor> Slart I did not have this problem with 8.04, so I am bit confused that where problem could be
[01:02] <N-A> danbhfive: In system settings?
[01:02] <danbhfive> ya
[01:02] <darkh0rse> why does toem movie player freeze up whenever i try to play a dvd?
[01:02] <N-A> danbhfive: Yeah
[01:02] <darkh0rse> totem
[01:02] <jken146> snowveil: change the entry in fstab
[01:02] <Slart> furythor: I don't know if it's the fonts.. but that's one thing that can cause problems.. still might be something else
[01:02] <N-A> danbhfive: That's precisely what I want, the settings from there to work...
[01:02] <Slart> !dvd | darkh0rse
[01:02] <dtchen> cratel: sec
[01:02] <furythor> I place my money guessing that it is something else, but what. I really would like to know
[01:03] <furythor> anyhow is there other way to see wine version that that "about" tab in winecfg ?
[01:03] <snowveil> jken, fstab doesn't have sdb1 listed
[01:03] <Slart> furythor: wine --version might work
[01:03] <jken146> furythor: wine --version
[01:03] <cratel> furythor: 'wine --version'
[01:03] <dubby> hey anyone, I am trying to open a document that had mathtype inside of it
[01:03] <dtchen> cratel: looks like pulseaudio failed in module-suspend-on-idle
[01:03] <dubby> and they symbols do not show up correctly
[01:03] <On0bi> how do i change the selection coloring on my themes appearance?
[01:03] <dtchen> cratel: try: pulseaudio -k && pulseaudio -D -vv
[01:04] <jken146> snowveil: oh, I thought you said it did.  See psychocats.net/ubuntu/mountlinux
[01:04] <furythor> I have 1.0.1
[01:04] <fearful> Ok it is opened
[01:04] <dubby> Can someone tell me how to get true type symbols to work?
[01:04] <dubby> Mathtype
[01:04] <Slart> fearful: near the bottom there is a plugin called window rules
[01:04] <furythor> exactly same version that I had in 8.0.4 which did not have this problem
[01:04] <GeffIsLegend> hey everyone, I just recently installed full ubuntu , someone mind telling me how to install a Gnome theme now? to be more specific, the Willibex 0.5
[01:04] <Zoffix> Is there a way to tell the system to move all the data stored on swap to the free RAM? Daily I run resource hungry apps when I am not home and then when I come back I kill those apps but all my editors and such get really laggy when I switch to them (I guess they were moved to swap and then moving back to RAM). Right now I have 41% of 3.9GB used RAM and 50% of 1.9GB used swap.
[01:04] <jken146> !theme
[01:05] <fearful> yea
[01:05] <jken146> !changethemes | GeffIsLegend
[01:05] <funkyHat> On0bi: go to system > preferences > appearance, then on the 'Theme' tab click 'Customise', then click the Colours tab
[01:05] <cratel> dtchen: pulseaudio -k returns "W: ltdl-bind-now.c: Failed to find original dlopen loader."
[01:05] <Slart> fearful: you want to add audacious to the "sticky" line
[01:05] <GeffIsLegend> thnx jken
[01:05] <cratel> dtchen: that's weird because it was running before. I checked with pgrep. now it isn't.
[01:05] <furythor> I did install those fonts, no help
[01:05] <Slart> fearful: so click on the plus.. then click the grab-button and click on the audacious window and "+Add"
[01:05] <fearful> as a class?
[01:05] <dtchen> cratel: ok, then just invoke pulseaudio -D -vv
[01:06] <Slart> fearful: well.. you can select it by title too.. might be easier
[01:06] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker?
[01:07] <fearful> thank you so much!:D
[01:07] <cratel> dtchen: pulseaudio now running, pavumeter back up, my alsa app still doesn't show sound coming through vu meter.
[01:07] <Slart> fearful: don't forget to enable the plugin when you're done configuring it
[01:07] <fearful> yup
[01:07] <fearful> Thanks a lot!
[01:07] <hubaker> Hello everyone!
[01:07] <linux_guy> When did 'boot from usb drive' become popular?  I got a free computer tonight, and want to install ubuntu
[01:07] <Slart> fearful: you're welcome
[01:07] <fearful> You are a genious lol
[01:07] <dtchen> cratel: and you're using native Flash 10, correct?
[01:07] <linux_guy> its got windows 98 lol
[01:07] <daedra> anyone here use ROX-filemanager? I need to know the command line switch for the Set Run Action As... setting. For example, the default (the active file) is "$@"
[01:07] <hubaker> I have a quick question about *nix in the server enviroment
[01:08] <racecar-56> k
[01:08] <hubaker> In the fallowing weeks, im going to be putting together a website and be hosting it localy
[01:08] <icefyre> k
[01:08] <daedra> linux_guy: free computar!
[01:08] <cratel> dtchen: flash does show through the meter. but if I play flash, non of my alsa apps work anymore. Which is why I started this process of researching what is going on.
[01:08] <hubaker> Ive been doing my research for a good server os
[01:08] <icefyre> hubaker: what's the question?
[01:08] <daedra> linux_guy: look up unetbootin
[01:08] <icefyre> lol
[01:09] <daedra> hubaker: depends on what you need it for
[01:09] <hubaker> and the three ive came up with is server 03, free bsd, and ubuntu server
[01:09] <dtchen> cratel: make sure all your alsa apps are configured to use 'default' instead of 'plughw' or 'hw'
[01:09] <hubaker> ill be hosting 1 or 2 websites
[01:09] <dtchen> cratel: that last bit is *essential*
[01:09] <linux_guy> oh i got unetbootin
[01:09] <daedra> hubaker: depends on what you need the websites to do
[01:09] <icefyre> generally linux webservers stay up a VERY long time
[01:09] <jken146> hubaker: use Ubuntu LTS or debian stable
[01:09] <linux_guy> im curious if that oLD BIOS supports boot from usb?
[01:09] <icefyre> but, yeah depends on the website
[01:09] <cratel> dtchen: well maybe the problem is the app then because there's 2 options: plugin and hdware.
[01:09] <daedra> linux_guy: maybe not. flash it
[01:09] <lwhacker> anybody have problems with the ati catalyst app?
[01:10] <linux_guy> when did boot from usb become a popular bios option
[01:10] <daedra> anyone here use ROX-filemanager? I need to know the command line switch for the Set Run Action As... setting. For example, the default (the active file) is "$@"
[01:10] <icefyre> still,  much better option than a Microsoft server
[01:10] <daedra> linux_guy: in 2001
[01:10] <dtchen> cratel: which app?
[01:10] <jken146> linux_guy: more than 5 years ago
[01:10]  * linux_guy says D'OH!
[01:10] <icefyre> boot from USB is always flaky for me
[01:10] <cratel> dtchen: puredata
[01:10] <hubaker> well, nothing flashy. ill be dev'ing the website on adobe contribute, so php, http, css would be the makings of the website
[01:10] <hubaker> now a consern for me is the ease of use for managing the website
[01:10] <linux_guy> burn it is
[01:10] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker?
[01:10] <icefyre> are you expecting heavy traffic on the site?
[01:11] <linux_guy> lol @ Ricky Ticky Tavy
[01:11] <daedra> hubaker: not heard of adobe contribute
[01:11] <cratel> dtchen: audacity too.
[01:11] <furythor> could my problem with wine be related to graphics card driver ?
[01:11] <jken146> hubaker: LAMP is pretty easy to set up
[01:11] <icefyre> if nothing crazy, it shouldn't be hard to set up
[01:11] <hubaker> no, less then a hundred hits a month
[01:11] <hubaker> more like 50 at best
[01:11] <icefyre> just be sure to secure it!
[01:11] <dtchen> cratel: ah, that's due to both PulseAudio and JACK requiring exclusive (hw) access
[01:11] <icefyre> if you are exposing your machine to the net you have to make sure your server is tight
[01:11] <cratel> dtchen: I'm not using JACK though.
[01:11] <dtchen> cratel: JACK does not like (default) or (plughw)
[01:11] <daedra> anyone here use ROX-filemanager? I need to know the command line switch for the Set Run Action As... setting. For example, the default (the active file) is "$@"
[01:12] <dtchen> cratel: yes, and puredata falls back to (plughw) or (hw)
[01:12] <icefyre> sorry, I use Rox with puppy linux
[01:12] <hubaker> thats my next concern, how secure is ubuntu server compared to free bsd and server 2003
[01:12] <icefyre> but I don't know the command line option
[01:12] <icefyre> oh
[01:12] <cratel> dtchen: with puredata I can choose OSS, ALSA or JACK.
[01:12] <icefyre> dude, that's completely up to you
[01:12] <dtchen> cratel: your audio hardware simply doesn't have native multiopen, so you can't have multiple apps using (plughw) or (hw)
[01:12] <icefyre> NetBSD is very secure out of the box
[01:12] <icefyre> but normally you need to secure your own server
[01:12] <icefyre> not trust the defaults
[01:12] <Slart> hubaker: no server is secure enough that you can skip doing backups
[01:12] <ari_stress> good morning all ^_o
[01:13] <icefyre> a hardened linux box can be any distro
[01:13] <icefyre> it is up to you to harden it
[01:13] <daedra> hubaker: make sure to snip the ethernet cable once you're on the net
[01:13] <cratel> dtchen: ok. I think I was expecting too much. Some day Linux apps will truly share the sound card they way OS X can.
[01:13] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker?
[01:13] <cratel> dtchen: I do appreciate your help and I am glad to know how to restart pulseaudio
[01:13] <hubaker> uhh, well if i snip the ethernet...i dont think i would be getting very far now would i?
[01:14] <Slart> hubaker: but it would be secure =)
[01:14] <hubaker> it would be quite secure no dobt
[01:14] <daedra> anyone here use ROX-filemanager? I need to know the command line switch for the Set Run Action As... setting. For example, the default (the active file) is "$@"
[01:14] <daedra> gah this is hopeless
[01:14] <Jack_Sparrow> I would like to speak with someone that has ubuntu installed on an external drive
[01:15] <daedra> like usb?
[01:15] <jken146> daedra: http://rox.sourceforge.net/Manual/Manual/Manual.html#types
[01:15] <RyanP> I need some help with installing Warcraft 3 on Ubuntu 8.10, I've got Wine installed and all that etc. But whenevr i try to run "wine /media/cdrom0/install.exe" I get an cannot mount error etc, and it says it protected and can only do something to the read only files.
[01:16] <furythor> Jack I don't have but know something about it.. what kind propblem you got ?
[01:16] <Slart> RyanP: try #winehq.. or the application database.. !appdb for more info
[01:16] <jken146> Jack_Sparrow: I have done it in the past
[01:16] <N-A> RyanP: Did you mount the CD?
[01:16] <RyanP> I've scoured the internet
[01:16] <Jack_Sparrow> furythor Not a problem actually.  I was working on a question earlier about having an external that you could boot to through a cd
[01:16] <saloto> olá
[01:16] <RyanP> yes
[01:17] <Slart> !appdb | RyanP
[01:17] <saloto> tem alguem br ae
[01:17] <Jack_Sparrow> So you could take your external to almost any pc and without modifying the mbr get it to boot the external.
[01:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !br
[01:17] <nsgn> goodevening all. currently booted off the live cd on my living room computer, evaluating ubuntu for use on my TV
[01:17] <daedra> jken146: not quite sure what you're pointing to jken
[01:18] <saloto> por favor
[01:18] <nsgn> i'm having visual tearing and stuttering issues playing back full screen video content
[01:18] <vigo> Jack_Sparrow: Lilo? or Grub?
[01:18] <Jack_Sparrow> grub
[01:18] <saloto> eu queria saber como voltar no terminal, nas pastas
[01:18] <Jack_Sparrow> !es
[01:18] <nsgn> the graphics card is fairly recent (but not cutting edge) nvidia. does the live-cd load all nvidia stuff?
[01:18] <saloto> vc pode me ajudar..
[01:18] <daedra> jken146: so "$@" is the active file. is there a "$_" for the active directory?
[01:18] <zelrikriando> !es | saloto
[01:18] <nsgn> if so, what are my options? if not, will installing fully give me accelerated video?
[01:18] <zelrikriando> !es  saloto
[01:18] <C4N> !pr
[01:18] <jken146> Jack_Sparrow: sometimes.  In many cases, the BIOS was not set to boot from usb first, so that had to be done each time.  Otherwise, Ubuntu tends to do a fairly good job with changing hardware.  A live-USB persistent install might be better though
[01:18] <C4N> !pr saloto
[01:18] <zelrikriando> hmm
[01:19] <jken146> daedra: I don't know
[01:19] <usser> nsgn, no, it starts up with opensource noveau driver
[01:19] <C4N> !br
[01:19] <spencer> question regarding network in 8.10... i've a computer which can't resolve dns.. ping www.google.com failed.. but ping google by it's IP works..
[01:19] <C4N> there we go
[01:19] <C4N> e ai cara
[01:19] <C4N> tem que ir pra #ubuntu-br
[01:19] <C4N> ninguem fala portugues aqui
[01:19] <tuxedocurly> hey guys!  heres my question, i have a file in /var/www/wordpress/ that i want to delete, but it wont let me, is there any way to do this from the terminal?
[01:19] <daedra> jken146: ok thanks anyway ;)
[01:19] <jken146> daedra: $@/.. might work
[01:19] <usser> spencer, do u use dhcp to get an ip address or is it static?
[01:19] <C4N> saloto
[01:19] <usser> tuxedocurly, sudo rm /var/www/wordpress/filename
[01:19] <C4N> nao sei te ajudar cara
[01:19] <Jack_Sparrow> jken146 THe project was originally to be able to quicky restore the mbr of my system after each of the many reinstalls of XP.  And it works quite well for that.
[01:19] <C4N> mas pode /join #ubuntu-br
[01:19] <FloodBot1> C4N: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:19] <nsgn> usser: are you saying just on the live-cd?
[01:20] <tuxedocurly> usser: thx! ill try that
[01:20] <tweak66> does anyone know where i can change the number of desktops?
[01:20] <nsgn> and that installing will give me accelerated nvidia?
[01:20] <spencer> usser: wanna get static config.. but don't know how in 8.10.. so use to the /etc/network/interfaces
[01:20] <saloto> c4n>> valew
[01:20] <Raylz> how do i find out if im using ipv4 or ipv6?
[01:20] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker?
[01:20] <jken146> Jack_Sparrow: if that's all you need, a live cd or live usb with no frills should be sufficient
[01:20] <spencer> Raylz, usually it's ipv4
[01:20] <backgen> hey guys i'm having trouble opening a jpeg file that a friend sent me...anyone know a good linux supported image software that opens anything? (kind of like vlc for images i guess)
[01:20] <saloto> c4n>> será que nao tem como criar server br nao hehehehe
[01:20] <N-A> tweak66: Right click on the desktop selector widget and go to settings
[01:20] <jken146> tweak66: right click on the desktop changer thing
[01:21] <Jack_Sparrow> jken146 It was nice to have a bootablecd with my old mbr sitting there ready to just dd it over
[01:21] <jove> hello all, does anyone know why Ubuntu 8 is very slow whenever launching Fire fox ? Is there any thing need to tune the network ?
[01:21] <spencer> Raylz, for ipV6, the ip are not in 4 sets of numbers seperated by .
[01:21] <Jack_Sparrow> saloto English only please
[01:21] <nsgn> jove: is it slow getting firefox on screen
[01:21] <johnjohn101> will ubuntu run on a system with 2 GB ram?
[01:21] <nsgn> or slow loading your home page?
[01:21] <usser> nsgn, on livecd and when u initially install ubuntu it defaults to opensource driver, if your card is supported by ubuntu it'll prompt you to install a proprietary nvidia driver, if its not you can always get the driver from nvidia.com, heres instructions to install it manually from nvidia.com https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NvidiaManual
[01:21] <Jack_Sparrow> johnjohn101 of course
[01:21] <spencer> usser, where i can look at how DNS resolves in 8.10?
[01:21] <nsgn> usser: awesome. just wanted to ensure i'd have smooth as butter playback on my HD tv
[01:22] <usser> spencer, with static ip its easy add your dns servers to /etc/resolv.conf
[01:22] <nsgn> :)
[01:22] <jken146> johnjohn101: oh yes
[01:22] <usser> nsgn, what resolution?
[01:22] <drash> backgen: have you tried opening the file with the GIMP ?
[01:22] <furythor> Jack_Sparrow I think that it would not be easy to make such external HD to boot ubuntu, but not impossible either, propably difficulty would be getting that HD to look like a USB stick for most computers, and that would contain all needed information ....
[01:22] <jove> nsgn, open FF is okey, but launch any thing takes 5m - 10minutes
[01:22] <backgen> drash: yeh didn't work...gimme a sec i'll copy error message
[01:22] <usser> spencer, ie nameserver 111.111.111.111
[01:22] <nsgn> usser: agh, i forget exact WxH. its 720p
[01:22] <backgen> drash: Error interpreting JPEG image file (Not a JPEG file: starts with 0x1b 0xab)
[01:22] <Jack_Sparrow> furythor the boot partition on the cd takes care of that
[01:23] <spencer> usser, that's EXACTLY it..
[01:23] <nsgn> usser: i'm connecting via a DVI to HDMI cable
[01:23] <usser> nsgn, shouldnt be any problems, nvidia is usually pretty good at detecting resolutions, got pretty nonstandard 1360x768 detected out of the box
[01:23] <spencer> is that a bug with the new NetworkManager on not reporting the nameserver by default?
[01:23] <vigo> Jack_Sparrow: Das U boot?
[01:23] <nsgn> usser: awesome. hows video playback under ubuntu? i've never used it for HD playback
[01:23] <nsgn> i'll need it to be absolutely beautiful for me to stick with it
[01:24] <nsgn> i'm planning to use VLC for playback
[01:24] <usser> spencer, if you defined your connections in /etc/network/interfaces, Network Manager igoners
[01:24] <Slart> backgen: what do you get if you run "file <filename of the image>" in a terminal?
[01:24] <n8tuser> spencer -> what does your /etc/resolv.conf file ahve?
[01:24] <usser> spencer, ignores it
[01:24] <jove> nsgn, do u have any idea ?
[01:24] <furythor> hmm
[01:24] <tuxedocurly> hmmm alright i followed this tutorial online to show me how to create a LAMP server (http://maketecheasier.com/setting-up-a-lamp-server-in-ubuntu-hardy-heron/2008/08/06) and when i get to the step at the end where i go to http://localhost/wordpress to configure my settings... i get a "database error" why is this? Any ideas on how to fix it?
[01:24] <nsgn> jove: if ff loads fast but once you give it a URL it takes 5 to 10 mins to load a page you have a serious network issue
[01:24] <nsgn> or you're on 8kbps dialup :)
[01:24] <Raylz> spencer: so it would only use ipv6 if i deactivated it in the kernel right?
[01:25] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker?
[01:25] <Jack_Sparrow> !ipv6
[01:25] <backgen> slart: let me give it a shot
[01:25] <jove> nsgn, where should i fix it ?
[01:25] <furythor> I am thinking that newer computers do support boot from USB memory sticks, I am just wondering that would it be possible to get that external HD to look like one for most of new computers
[01:25] <drash> backgen: do you have imagemagick installed ? i'd suggest trying to convert it with the mogrify command to investigte further
[01:25] <backgen> slart: although wait whats the exact command to do that? (i'm a terminal noobie :D)
[01:25] <jken146> furythor: it will look the same to the bios
[01:25] <nsgn> jove: what kind of internet connection do you have? how are you getting it into this computer? you gotta give us some relevant details for us to even start
[01:25] <tuxedocurly> Any ideas? =]
[01:25] <Slart> backgen: "file awesomeimage.jpg" or whatevr it's called
[01:26] <furythor> so basically it should be possible with usb2.0
[01:26] <Jack_Sparrow> agreed
[01:26] <xonpathos> I've got a problem: I installed Nexuiz (through Synaptic).  When I start the game, it sort of acts like it isn't getting focus.  anybody know what I'm talking about and/or how to fix it?
[01:26] <furythor> because transfer rate of 480 Megabits/second is enough for most usage
[01:26] <backgen> slart: i get "data"
[01:26] <jove> nsg, can I run netstat to show U ?
[01:26] <Slart> backgen: and you're sure it's an image?
[01:27] <backgen> slart: should be! its my friends drawings i believe
[01:27] <backgen> slart: most likely just scanned pictures
[01:27] <tuxedocurly> hmmm alright i followed this tutorial online to show me how to create a LAMP server (http://maketecheasier.com/setting-up-a-lamp-server-in-ubuntu-hardy-heron/2008/08/06) and when i get to the step at the end where i go to http://localhost/wordpress to configure my settings... i get a "database error" why is this? Any ideas on how to fix it?
[01:27] <furythor> I am wondering, why I get unrendered or bad text in wine, when I did not have that problem in 8.04
[01:28] <Slart> backgen: I guess you had better talk to your friend and ask what format it's in.. you could try opening it as a raw image in gimp but you would have to guess the height and width etc
[01:28] <Jack_Sparrow> !info msttfonts
[01:28] <Slart> !info msttcorefonts
[01:28] <backgen> slart: eek...ok well thanks for the help anyways!
[01:28] <carpii_> msttfcorefonts ?
[01:28] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[01:28] <mustangg> Is anyone successfully using mondorescue?
[01:28] <tuxedocurly> No ideas?
[01:29] <Jack_Sparrow> tuxedocurly Patience.. please
[01:29] <tuxedocurly> sorry >.<
[01:29] <carpii_> it probably means 1) either mysql isnt running 2) your login details are bad 3) you didnt run some script to create the initial database
[01:29] <carpii_> i suspect your question is better aimed at a wordpress channel
[01:29] <Jack_Sparrow> tuxedocurly Ask the full question every few minutes..  someone will know..
[01:29] <jove> nsgn, how do I find out that I run 8kbps ?
[01:30] <tuxedocurly> alright =] thanks mate
[01:30] <nsgn> jove: it's a joke unless you live in the most remote place on earth
[01:30] <Raylz> so when would you say ipv6 becomes necessary?
[01:30] <tuxedocurly> wit... what is the wordpress irc channel?
[01:30] <Raylz> will become*
[01:30] <Jack_Sparrow> carpii_ I agree there is a wordpress channel or apache etc
[01:30] <Jack_Sparrow> !irc
[01:30] <uvacav> tuxedocurly: is database error all that it says?
[01:30] <Raylz> do i need it in 2009?
[01:30] <usser> nsgn, with a powerful graphics card and cpu you shouldnt have any problems. although i dont think bluerays are supported
[01:31] <jove> nsgn: I have comcast running 10mbps
[01:31] <Spirits-Sight> I was wondering does any one know of a good program to do website makeups with out doing the code
[01:31] <furythor> so there is some problem with MSTTcorefonts with 8.10 ?
[01:31] <tuxedocurly> uvacav "error establishing database connection"
[01:31] <Raylz>  Spirits-Sight: quanta plus
[01:31] <Raylz> Spirits-Sight: but i really recommend coding
[01:32] <xonpathos> I've got a problem: I installed Nexuiz (through Synaptic).  When I start the game, it acts like it loses focus immediately (sound stops, in-game mouse pointer won't move).  Any ideas?
[01:32] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker?
[01:32] <nsgn> usser: i'm not doing bluray disks, but am playing back 1080 HD mpeg4 files. its a core 2 duo with a nice nvidia and 2gb ram. should be ok i'm guessing
[01:32] <jken146> Spirits-Sight: There is no good way to do this.  Everyone here will probably recommend learning html.  It's really not that hard.
[01:32] <rahduke> my ethernet connection drops randomly while streaming video through my network and while downloading sometimes, can someone help me out?
[01:33] <tuxedocurly> uvacav: so yeah.. the title on the page says "database error" but the actual content in the page reads "Error establishing a database connection"
[01:33] <jove> nsgn, download speed is 6.1kb/s, transfer download is 480KB
[01:33] <Spirits-Sight> Raylz: jken146: see I need to create a visuals for a presentation, I know html, I just don't do good in the layout of coding or I would just create it that way
[01:34] <usser> nsgn, yea you should be fine, take a look at extra codecs though
[01:34] <usser> !medibuntu | nsgn
[01:34] <uvacav> tuxedocurly: I suspect this may help, http://www.railshostinginfo.com/blog/2007/03/19/wordpress-installation-error-establishing-a-database-connection/
[01:34] <nsgn> jove: is this what you pay for or what you're getting? you're not giving us clear information at all
[01:34] <Raylz> Spirits-Sight: do you need to have it online?
[01:34] <Slart> Spirits-Sight: I guess openoffice drawing could be used for quick stuff.. depends on how good you want it to look
[01:34] <nkei0> !fglrx
[01:35] <nsgn> usser: thanks
[01:35] <jove> nsgn, what specific information that you need me to provide ?
[01:35] <Spirits-Sight> Raylz: no I needed it more for sending to people in email or giving as a print out
[01:35] <jove> nsgn, I have no clue if you don't ask.
[01:35] <asparagui> i have [sda1/winxp (250gb) sda5/ubuntu (50gb)] on my primary hard drive, is there a way to resize the ntfs smaller and ubuntu larger without reinstalling?
[01:35] <tuxedocurly> uvacav: thanks a lot! ill check it out and see if i can fix my problem
[01:35] <Raylz> Spirits-Sight: do it in open office impress then and export it as pdf
[01:36] <Raylz> Spirits-Sight: i did my presentation that way too
[01:36] <Spirits-Sight> I am think about making different graphics and put into a google doc presentation
[01:36] <RyanP> Can someone link me something for instructions on installing warcraft 3 on ubuntu 8.1
[01:36] <N-A> asparagui: try gparted
[01:36] <nsgn> jove: i asked what your network setup is like. i  asked who your internet service provider is and what speed they are providing you
[01:36] <furythor> I think that my problem is related to different handling of data previously in xorg.conf
[01:36] <asparagui> N-A: it doesn't like going downward it seems
[01:36] <furythor> so I need relog to test something
[01:36] <usser> RyanP, shouldn't need no instructions anymore
[01:36] <usser> RyanP, its a smooth ride
[01:37] <RyanP> How so
[01:37] <rahduke> ryanp http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=14154
[01:37] <N-A> asparagui: downward?
[01:37] <RyanP> it's been anything but
[01:37] <uvacav> tuxedocurly: np hope it works. I also so a reference about problems with underscores in the db name, so consider that too
[01:37] <uvacav> *saw
[01:37] <rahduke> theres nothing 2 it
[01:37] <buckie> !exit
[01:37] <buckie> :Q
[01:37] <buckie> -.-
[01:37] <RyanP> That is WoW,
[01:37] <jove> nsgn: how to. find out network setup ? the network provider is Comcast
[01:37] <asparagui> xp(249)(1gb free)(<-ubuntu)
[01:37] <RyanP> I need warcraft 3, every single website has different instructions
[01:37] <slew> how can i add a usb drive as a boot option in grub?
[01:37] <mustangg> can anyone suggest a backup solution on par with mondorescue?
[01:37] <rahduke> woops
[01:38] <usser> RyanP, just pop in the cd and run wine install.exe
[01:38] <Spirits-Sight> Raylz: so you would use oo impress and export to pdf
[01:38] <nsgn> jove: physical network setup...like do you have a router? wireless? switch? hub? laser beams bouncing around? how is it connecting to this machine
[01:38] <RyanP> it says it cannot mount
[01:38] <usser> RyanP, what exactly is the error?
[01:38] <jove> nsgn, I have 2 others laptops running window XP is so fast, no complaint...except Linux Ubuntu
[01:38] <Raylz> Spirits-Sight: aye, mind that no effects are possible
[01:38] <RyanP> One second
[01:38] <furythor> no change
[01:38] <rahduke> my ethernet connection drops randomly while streaming video through my network and while downloading sometimes, can someone help me out?
[01:38] <nsgn> jove: ok. wireless or wired?
[01:38] <Raylz> Spirits-Sight: effects are not possible*
[01:39] <jove> nsgn, I run this linux box with hardwire connection
[01:39] <rahduke> i'm on a wired connection onboard asus p5gcmx motherboard i think it uses the rtlk8187 driver
[01:39] <nuubuntu> Having trouble getting ubuntu to install build essentials from disk. Doesnt mount my drive. any suggestions?
[01:39] <Spirits-Sight> Raylz: I can of figured that, see I wish there was a good HTML / CSS graphic designer for gnome
[01:39] <RyanP> Invalid mount option when attempting to mount the volume 'Warcraft III'
[01:39] <nsgn> jove: ok. look into the interface information. see if it's running half duplex or some screwed up method. also swap the network cable
[01:39] <VoodooDance> howdy all..
[01:39] <nsgn> jove: also check logs. it's probably telling you whats happening somewhere
[01:39] <Raylz> Spirits-Sight: its always better and cleaner to do it by hand
[01:39] <VoodooDance> can anyone tell me what the name of that program that installs video drivers is called?
[01:40] <Raylz> Spirits-Sight: since not all browser show it in the same way
[01:40] <usser> RyanP, ok with cd in drive, type sudo umount /dev/cdrom
[01:40] <rahduke> jove:  i think we maybe having the same issue
[01:40] <Kiption> k
[01:40] <usser> RyanP, sudo mount /dev/cdrom
[01:40] <tuxedocurly> uvacav: hmm... i try to edit the files there, but it says access denied, how do i make changes to the files and save them in the files that they are located?
[01:41] <usser> RyanP, is it by any chance one of those pc/mac cds? i know WoW ships on those it was giving me trouble.
[01:41] <jove> nsgn: here is the network interface information: eth0      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 08:00:46:c8:72:1c
[01:41] <jove>           inet addr:192.168.1.103  Bcast:192.168.1.255  Mask:255.255.255.0
[01:41] <jove>           inet6 addr: fe80::a00:46ff:fec8:721c/64 Scope:Link
[01:41] <jove>           UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST  MTU:1500  Metric:1
[01:41] <jove>           RX packets:12094 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
[01:41] <jove>           TX packets:17548 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
[01:41] <FloodBot1> jove: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:41] <nuubuntu> if that does work how can I proceed to install the bulds from disk?
[01:41] <Raylz> Spirits-Sight: i really recomend learning it, its not that hard
[01:41] <furythor> !wine
[01:41] <Raylz> Spirits-Sight: and use this service to validate your code: http://validator.w3.org/
[01:42] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker?
[01:42] <xonpathos> is it common for nVidia drivers to perform much more poorly in ubuntu than, say, windows?
[01:42] <VoodooDance> anyone know the name of the program that helps you manage video drivers?
[01:42] <Raylz> xonpathos: ofc :)
[01:42] <jove> test
[01:42] <usser> xonpathos, no, in fact i'd say they perform better on linux
[01:42] <xonpathos> blegh
[01:42] <RyanP> It's just the regular cd: This is also where i run into the error "block device /dev/scd0 is write protected, mounting read-only."
[01:42] <Spirits-Sight> Raylz: see my problem is the laying out the information using CSS / Tables I don't know when to use tables, and I seemed in the pass had issue with CSS either not lining up right or the box would not do what I wanted
[01:42] <eper3z> can any1 help me with setting up usb headset drivers?
[01:42] <eper3z> :)
[01:42] <Raylz> Spirits-Sight: may we use query?
[01:42] <bobbyyg> xonpathos, I had trouble with Nvidia and changed to ATI and everything is fine now
[01:43] <usser> RyanP, well yea, its a cdrom you cant write to it, but why does it detect it as block device?
[01:43] <xonpathos> usser: strange... I just found that my problem is that the comp can't handle Nexuiz in 1024x768, yet under windows I can run it 1280x1024 no prob
[01:43] <usser> RyanP, this is weird
[01:43] <uvacav> Spirits-Sight: you really aren't supposed to use tables for layouts. use css.
[01:43] <RyanP> I don't know what a block device is, so no idea.
[01:43] <jove> I need some help and advice to resolve the network issue....please help
[01:43] <xonpathos> bobbyyg: see, I've had even more problems with ATI :/
[01:43] <tuxedocurly> hm hey guys i want to edit a php file in the directory /vir/www/wordpress/ but every time i open it in text editor and make then changes, i click save and it says access denied. Any help?
[01:43] <n8tuser> jove -> what exactly is the issue?
[01:43] <xonpathos> bobbyyg: but it's been a looooong time since I tried them
[01:43] <nsgn> jove: that didn't tell me much. i'm looking for whether it is running full or half duplex. beyond that you'll probably have to ask someone more knowledgeable about your specific hardware and the kernel
[01:43] <uvacav> tuxedocurly: you will need root access. you can run the text editor with sudo for example
[01:44] <usser> xonpathos, nexuiz is a bit weird, it doesnt perform well for on any os
[01:44] <PseudoOne> hey guys .. seems my computer is resolving all non-existent DNS records to a certain IP... e.g http://gdfgdfsgfdsgdfsgdf, what can I do to fix?
[01:44] <jove> nsgn, how to find out half or full duplex ?
[01:44] <tuxedocurly> uvacav: how do i do that?
[01:44] <usser> xonpathos, try something like Enemy territory: quake wars, that'd be a more appropriate benchmark
[01:44] <nkei0> Anyone want to help me with this?  I'm trying to install the newest ati drivers and it's just not freaking working...  I've installed them, ran aticonfig --initial and it changed the xorg and the directions said to reboot.  I did and X wouldn't start, apparently the Xauthority file had an error with locking or unlocking, i'm not sure...
[01:44] <xonpathos> usser: that might explain it.  I've not really had a problem running WoW in Wine (except a weird mouse issue)
[01:44] <tuxedocurly> uvacav: im sorry ha ha, im totally new to this
[01:45] <uvacav> tuxedocurly: well I dont know if this is really the recommended way, but its possible to just run 'sudo gedit'
[01:45] <drash> tuxedocurly: use gksu instead of sudo for graphical applications that need root permissions
[01:45] <jove> n8tuser, launching FF is soooooo slow.
[01:45] <nsgn> jove: you'll have to get someone else to help from this point. i'm not extremely linux experienced. i was just lending generalized troubleshooting until it got too linux specific
[01:45] <uvacav> tuxedocurly: oops drash is correct
[01:45] <VoodooDance> Ahh... I found the app that handles video driver installation: envy
[01:45] <nsgn> jove: it's likely a compatibility issue your kernel has with your network card
[01:45] <usser> !envy-ng
[01:45] <tuxedocurly> ok! =D
[01:45] <usser> !envy
[01:45] <nsgn> also, on another note...crappp. i burned a whole ubuntu CD and the other computer won't read it
[01:46] <nsgn> it fails half way through the install every time
[01:46] <jove> n8tuser, do U get my info and having any idea ? do you need any info from me ?
[01:46] <n8tuser> jove -> once launched what happens?
[01:46] <uvacav> tuxedocurly: so run "gksudo gedit" and then it should save no problem
[01:46] <nkei0> nsgn: How does it fail?
[01:46] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker?
[01:46] <nsgn> nkei0: messages come up claiming things have crashed, partitioner is right now just frozen at 12% forever
[01:46] <usser> RyanP, i dont know what to suggest short of installing it on windows and copying over
[01:46] <jove> n8tuser, launching FF is fast, but get into URL as yahoo.com , taken 5 - 10 mins
[01:47] <nsgn> nkei0: i've had a history of this computer screwing up CD burns. can i install from a USB key? that'd make my evening
[01:47] <nsgn> i hate wasting CDs on this stupid burner
[01:47] <usser> nsgn, yes you can
[01:47] <RyanP> damn, i already did a full partition install of ubuntu
[01:47] <usser> nsgn, get unetbootin, it even has a windows version
[01:47] <nkei0> nsgn:  Ahh, Yes, actually you can install from a usb key.  You need the program called unetbootin
[01:47] <ruediix> Hello, does anyone know additional popular secondary archives other than medibuntu?
[01:47] <furythor> I wonder why wine text is unreadable but then in ubuntu everything works flawlessly
[01:47] <usser> RyanP, run windows in virtualbox
[01:47] <usser> !virtualbox | RyanP
[01:47] <n8tuser> jove -> am confused, first you said launching FF is so slow and now it is okay? or just getting the url resolve as very slow?
[01:47] <nkei0> nsgn: Retry installing it with acpi=off first though
[01:48] <nsgn> usser: i'm on a mac :/
[01:48] <ardchoille> how do I check for SSE2 support ?
[01:48] <nsgn> (the computer with burning/downloading ability...not the target machine)
[01:48] <ryanprior> When I return from suspending my computer, my sound card (Creative Soundblaster, info here: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/113854/) doesn't work anymore until I reboot. How can I fix that?
[01:48] <nsgn> nkei0: oh? where do i issue it that?
[01:48] <RyanP> usser: is that compatible with 8.10, it's not listed.
[01:49] <nkei0> nsgn: When you get the first menu up on whether or not you want to install or try it out, you can press F6 and select it.
[01:49] <jken146> ryanprior: try restarting pulseaudio when you return, i.e.   sudo /etc/init.c/pulseaudio restart
[01:49] <usser> RyanP, yea its in intrepid's repos, but dont get it from synaptic, download the deb from virtualbox.org, its more recent with many tasty improvements
[01:49] <jove> n8tuser,  using Opera or FF are the same issue: open google.com or yahoo.com or else is very slow to to bring it up
[01:50] <nsgn> nkei0: ok, i hit F6 and added acpi=off to the end of it
[01:50] <n8tuser> jove -> can you post your /etc/resolv.conf  and /etc/nsswitch.conf ?
[01:50] <VoodooDance> does anyone know how to properly upgrade to the latest nvidia drivers on hardy?
[01:50] <ryanprior> ryanp: Oh lawd. Two of us? =D
[01:50] <nsgn> nkei0: we'll see how it does
[01:50] <bobbyyg> QUESTION - I burn MP3s from old 45s - is there a "scratch filter" out there somewhere?
[01:50] <n8tuser> jove -> include your /etc/hosts  file
[01:50] <nkei0> nsgn: Good Luck.
[01:50] <coop_ec> does anyone know how to set up 5.1 surround? i copied and pasted a command to get it to work. I have sound from all speakers but when i play a movie I only have sound from center and rear
[01:50] <melwtech35> can someone help me with some PHP code
[01:50] <drewbacca> Hello, if anyone is willing to help I am in sore need of it.
[01:50] <nsgn> nkei0: thanks. how can i create a USB key to install from when i'm on a mac?
[01:50] <nsgn> i can DD an image onto a flash drive, if such an image is available
[01:50] <rahduke> Hi all... I'm running 8.10 currently and im having connection issues. My connection drops randomly while streaming video to my wireless htpc and xbox running XBMC. It also fails occasionally when downloading, I've tried a different card replaced my verizon fios router and all the cables. Nothing has worked, searched everywhere for help couldn't find the same problem.
[01:50] <rahduke> I'm using the onboard NIC on ASUS P5GC-MX board.
[01:50] <ryanprior> jken146: Tried it, doesn't change anything.
[01:51] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker?
[01:51] <ardchoille> how do I retreive info about my mobo and cpu?
[01:51] <ryanprior> jken146: Also, I've been through the Audio Debugging page (suggested by Ubottu's factoid) and nothing there was useful.
[01:51] <jove> n8tuser: nameserver 129.145.155.220 -- search hsd1.ca.comcast.net
[01:51] <ryanprior> ardchoille: lspci -v
[01:51] <drewbacca_> Hello, I am in need of some help.
[01:51] <nkei0> nsgn: google unetbootin, i'm not sure if it runs on a mac or not...  You could always borrow a buddy's computer to make it though, if i remember correctly it's not very big
[01:51] <drash> ardchoille: sudo ,lshw | grep sse2 .. if it turns up empty you haven't got the sse2 support
[01:51] <drewbacca_> I am having issue with graphics, I keep booting into low graphics mode
[01:51] <nsgn> nkei0: i have windows PCs available, just don't feel like booting them up :P. i'd like to do it from the mac if possible
[01:51] <coop_ec> can someone help with 5.1 surround issues
[01:52] <n8tuser> jove -> you post what i requested, the file contents please
[01:52] <miketosh> Can I rip MP3's from musical jewelrybox drum?
[01:52] <miketosh> haha
[01:52] <usser> miketosh, what is musical jewelrybox drum?
[01:52] <N-A> miketosh: Jah, joo need lazers for diz!
[01:53] <jove> n8tuser, there is a guy does not want me to paste the file content....
[01:53] <miketosh> usser: I was kidding.  You know, that little metal drum with pimples on it?  They pluck a metal comb to make noise
[01:53] <n8tuser> jove -> what guy?
[01:53] <N-A> jove: use pastebin
[01:53] <ardchoille> drash: seems I do have sse2 support but not sse3, thanks :)
[01:53] <jove> n8tuser, okey let me post the content in a moment
[01:54] <jove> N-A what is pastebin
[01:54] <drash> ardchoille: you're welcome
[01:54] <tuxedocurly> uvacav: it says "WordPress apparently isn’t to keen on the new password structure of MySQL 5, so I had to run the following query to give my WordPress user an “old” password. SET PASSWORD FOR some_user@some_host = OLD_PASSWORD('your_old password_here');" how to i make it do this?
[01:54] <n8tuser> !pastebin | jove
[01:54] <nkei0> nsgn:  If the acpi=off trick does work you'll have to go into your menu.lst after installing and edit it to always have that option.  It does limit your system a bit however, particularly if you're on a laptop you won't have a battery meter and there are a few other things that don't quite work.
[01:54] <savid> Hi, I'm getting a "The following packages have unmet dependencies" error when trying to install lilbfaad-dev package.  I'm using ubuntu Hardy.  How can I fix this?
[01:54] <bobbyyg> miketosh, do you have a quiet room, and a microphone
[01:54] <nsgn> nkei0: ok
[01:55] <coop_ec> can someone help with 5.1 surround issues
[01:55] <nsgn> savid: install it's required dependencies?
[01:55] <tuxedocurly> =S
[01:55] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker?
[01:56] <savid> nsgn,  umm,  apt is supposed to do that for me :-P
[01:56] <nsgn> savid: :P well something didn't work
[01:56] <nsgn> savid: you're saying apt is giving you that?
[01:56] <X-tremAl_Raven> Since I upgraded from 7.10 to 8.04 my wifi stopped working. Now I have 8.10 and still no wifi. It seems that in 8.10 it supposed to work out-of-the-box, but it doesn't. Likely because of some manipulations I did in 7.04 to make it work. How can I undo my manipulations to get wifi working?
[01:56] <savid> nsgn,  yes, apt-get gave me that error...
[01:56] <nsgn> nkei0: no worky. just got "consolesetup failed with exit code 2"
[01:56] <nsgn> and it won't proceed
[01:57] <nsgn> and advises me to check my CD, or re burn it slower
[01:57] <Baatti> X-tremAl_Raven, what wireless card do you use?
[01:57] <nsgn> it's just a crappy burn
[01:57] <nsgn> i hate CDs
 Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG
[01:57] <n8tuser> X-tremAl_Raven -> post your /etc/network/interfaces  file contents;  ifconfig;  iwconfig; /etc/resolv.conf; /etc/hosts
[01:57] <savid> nsgn,  http://pastebin.com/m4445a18
[01:57] <tuxedocurly> nsgn: cheers to that, mate! ha ha
[01:57] <coop_ec> can someone help with 5.1 surround issues
[01:58] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, do you iwl3945 module loaded, lsmod | grep iwl3945
[01:58] <drash> coop_ec: if you want 5.1 surround sound using pulseaudio and ALSA http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4451132 might be usefull (if you haven't seen that already) ...
[01:58] <nsgn> savid: read the upper part of what it's saying. it says some packages needed either don't exist or aren't compatible with your install
[01:58] <nsgn> then it proceeds to try anyway and that's when it says it can't find what it needs on your machine
[01:58] <tsrk> I am trying to use rsync to remotely backup files.  I need it to have root access to the remote filesystem (which is running Ubuntu, and so has no root password).  Should I set a root password or is there a better way to allow rsync to have remote root access?
[01:58] <mustangg> how does the concept of an "NFS Mount" compare to mounting a samba/windows network share to mnt ?
[01:58] <nsgn> apt is doing it's job. the packages aren't there for some reason
[01:58] <tuxedocurly> WordPress apparently isn’t to keen on the new password structure of MySQL 5, so I had to run the following query to give my WordPress user an “old” password. SET PASSWORD FOR some_user@some_host = OLD_PASSWORD('your_old password_here');  -----------> my question is... how do i make it do this?
[01:58] <uvacav> tuxedocurly: ok. its a command to run from mysql client so run that with "mysql -u root -p" then enter your root password when prompted. Then run the command putting in your username for "some_user" and localhost for "some_host" (i think) . and then enter what you want your password to be in the inside old_password
[01:59] <n8tuser> mustangg -> much easier
 Yes. But I read that now Ubuntu uses iwlwifi.
[01:59] <usser> mustangg, it remounts if the server gets restarted, samba mount just freezes
[01:59] <jove> n8tuser, I paste it in the paste.ubuntu.com under name: jove
[01:59] <uvacav> tuxedocurly:  from what I understand its basically that your password for access to the db has to formatted with some old style instead of the format thats current in mysql5
[01:59] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, that is the iwlwifi module iwl3945 prior to 8.10 ubuntu used ipw
[01:59] <nkei0> nsgn: Well sorry, it was worth a shot.  Try another cd or do the usb key install. It's pretty fast and the instructions are fairly easy.
[01:59] <n8tuser> jove give me the url please so i can click
[01:59] <ruediix> Does anyone know a good list of secondary repositories for Ubuntu 8.10?
[02:00] <mharvey-ple> is there any gui tool i can use to mount my ntfs drive in 8.10
[02:00] <coop_ec> thx drash, I have alsa but i'm lookin at pulse
[02:00] <jove> n8tuser: it's posted at: http://paste.ubuntu.com/113856/
[02:00] <tsrk> mharvey-ple, when you connect it it should offer to mount it, does it not recognize it at all?
[02:00] <nsgn> nkei0: i'm doing the USB thing
[02:00] <mharvey-ple> No this is one existing on the laptop
[02:01] <N-A> mharvey-ple: NTFS configuration tool
[02:01] <xonpathos> ok, time to really show my noobishness:  is there a way to stop the "has joined" and "has left" messages?
[02:01] <mustangg> usser - but are the two compatible? can I mount a samba share locally as nfs?
[02:01] <tsrk> mharvey-ple, it should be in the "places" menu
[02:01] <n8tuser> jove I requested several info, but you only posted two,  anyhow.. i dont believe your 129.145.155.220 nameserver is working
[02:01] <nkei0> Anyone here have any experience with Xauthority?
 http://pastebin.com/mbefe9d0 http://pastebin.com/d4387fe75 http://pastebin.com/d3feaffe6
[02:02] <n8tuser> jove -> and neither is 129.145.154.118
[02:02] <ruediix> xonpathos, no, that's not too newbie of a question for IRC.  It varies by client, it should be in one of your menus.
[02:02] <usser> mustangg, no, im not sure what you mean by compatible, in other words both can be mounted on the local filesystems and treated just like regular directories, but commands to mount them are different
 These are interfaces file, iwconfig and ifconfig
[02:02] <linux_guy> Will Ubuntu run pretty smoothly on 199MB of RAM?
[02:02] <jove> n8tuser, should i remove the IP 129.145.155.220 ?
[02:03] <mharvey-ple> well here is the thing. I chose the install of " install this under windows " when I put in the ubuntu cd
[02:03] <tsrk> linux_guy, probably not by default, you might want to try xubuntu which uses the xfce window management which uses less resources
 http://pastebin.com/d5edaee11
[02:03] <n8tuser> X-tremAl_Raven -> missing info, kind provide what i requested
[02:03] <xonpathos> ruediix: thanks, I'll head to the docs for irssi then
[02:03] <mharvey-ple> so im looking to see if i can view tha prttition with all my windows files on it
[02:03] <n8tuser> jove use a known working name server
[02:03] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, what does iwconfig say?
[02:03] <n8tuser> X-tremAl_Raven -> missing info, kindly* provide what i requested
[02:03] <mustangg> usser - I have a small NAS being shared out by samba. my app (mondorescue) prefers actual nfs mount. I can't change the samba end but can change my workstation settings.
[02:03] <tsrk> mharvey-ple, is there something in your Places menu that says "100.0 GB Media" or something (the correct size)?
[02:04] <mharvey-ple> checking...
[02:04] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker?
 hosts and resolve are ok, my ethernet connection works fine.
[02:04] <mharvey-ple> nope
[02:04] <ruediix> linux_guy depends on your configuration.  I've run Linux variants with under 64MB of RAM, if I use a lightweight desktop environment instead of GNOME or KDE.
 http://pastebin.com/d4387fe75
[02:04] <usser> mustangg, theres nothing you can do on the client's end to treat samba share as nfs
[02:04] <tsrk> mharvey-ple, ok, then I don't know, sorry, you'll have to find someone else who knows more about this stuff
[02:05] <jove> n8tuser, I removed all 129.145 network....what else should be done ?
[02:05] <Khronos> how do I default all my sound settings in ubuntu?
[02:05] <mharvey-ple> its all gooodill try later
[02:05] <n8tuser> X-tremAl_Raven -> i cannot give you good advise if am missing info.. please provide as requested
[02:05] <tsrk> mharvey-ple, well, one thing that you might need to do is make sure you have installed NTFS software
[02:05] <tuxedocurly> uvacav: it says "cant find matching row in the user table"
[02:05] <linux_guy> so the gui is the pig?
[02:05] <ruediix> Linux_guy, if you have USB, you may want to just use a flash-drive to create a swap partition, that'll really help with the speed.
[02:05] <n8tuser> jove it seems only 68.87.76.178 is working
[02:05] <mharvey-ple> ahh word.. thanks tsrk
[02:05] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, well i see eth1 is being detected as wireless interface
[02:05] <tsrk> mharvey-ple, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=217009
[02:05] <jove> n8tuser.....greeting, it resolved...Thanks so much for your kindness help!!!!
[02:05] <nkei0> How do I see the hidden files/folders in a directory in terminal?
[02:06] <usser> nkei0, ls -a
[02:06] <tsrk> nkei0, ls -a
[02:06] <tsrk> :(
[02:06] <tsrk> you win
[02:06] <FloodBot1> tsrk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:06] <n8tuser> jove -> alright dude,  next time provide info as requested to avoid delays..
[02:06] <jove> n8tuser, outstanding help...I am helping
 http://pastebin.com/d22bf4195 http://pastebin.com/d5b7e39f2
[02:06] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, does it show up in network manager?
[02:07] <nkei0> thanks guys
[02:07] <nkei0> !Xauthority
[02:07] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker? Any troubleshooting help appreciated...
 No. And it cannot see any wifi access points.
[02:07] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, can you do sudo iwlist scan
[02:08] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, also is old ipw module loaded? lsmod | grep ipw
[02:08] <mustangg> usser - so if I want access to my NAS I have no choice but to mount as cifs..?
 http://pastebin.com/d459db5e0
[02:08] <linux_guy> we'll see how well 8.10 runs on 199MB of RAM in about 4 years when the install finishes.  =)
[02:08] <ruediix> Linux_Guy, in desperate measures the PC compialation for GPE (developed for palmtops) which is in there for use in nettops and media centers.
 lsmod | grep ipw returns none
[02:08] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, can you try sudo ifconfig eth1 up
[02:08] <n8tuser> X-tremAl_Raven -> i will defer to usser for now.. dont want to be cause of confusion
[02:09] <_VIM_> 8.10 on 199 ram? O.o
[02:09] <linux_guy> _VIM_, is it going to suck?
[02:09] <ruediix> linux_guy, I'd recommend against the default install, that will take forever on an archaic machine.
[02:09] <Cyberai> I just bought a new monitor that says it's max native resolution is 1920x1200. But I can't get the monitor to that res. Both the ubuntu monitor res app and the nvidia X Server Settings app say the max res is 1600x1200. Can anyone help?
[02:09] <_VIM_> you must like pain
[02:09] <linux_guy> it sure is
[02:09]  * linux_guy got a free computer tonight.  
[02:10] <nsgn> Cyberai: you may not have a capable video card
[02:10] <nDuff> Cyberai, if you get the X server's startup logs, does it say anything about why it's discarding some modes?
 sudo ifconfig eth1 up - SIOCSIFFLAGS: Connection timed out
[02:10] <Cyberai> nsgn, it's an Nvidia 5200
[02:10] <linux_guy> Pentium III, 199 Ram, 40 GB, Win98 hahaha
[02:10] <Cyberai> nsgn, hold on, you may be right, let me look that up
[02:10] <linux_guy> 1x CD Rom
[02:10] <ruediix> Cyberai your video card might not support the resolution (some nvidia cards don't support over 1600x1200 due to the hack they use to handle full screen antialiasing.)
[02:10] <linux_guy> lol
[02:10] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, is it define in /etc/network/interfaces? cat /etc/network/interfaces | grep eth1
[02:10] <nsgn> linux_guy: wow...i stop taking things less than P4
[02:11] <_VIM_> would 8.10 even run on that?
[02:11] <usser> nsgn, p3s are still great!
 No.
[02:11] <tuxedocurly> uvacav: i ran that command... but now that? it has a "-->" in the terminal
[02:11] <tuxedocurly> what do i type?
[02:11] <linux_guy> install is at 50%
[02:11] <nsgn> usser: im in the resale business
[02:11] <nsgn> they arent worth enough to me
[02:11] <nsgn> a P4 or greater i can make a decent bit off of
[02:12] <nsgn> less than P4 nobody will pay worth my time to refurbish it :P
[02:12] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker? Any troubleshooting help appreciated...
[02:12] <nsgn> but for a little monowall box or something, sure
[02:12] <nsgn> good use of old hardware :)
[02:12] <linux_guy> it weighs 150lbs too!
[02:12] <ruediix> linux_guy, is it a laptop?  If so grab an external CDROM, if it's a desktop, just grab a spare.  (I keep hundreds of spare CDROMS drives around, mainly because I never know when I'll need crappy parts for some project.)
[02:13] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, cat you pastebin /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
[02:13] <n8tuser> linux_guy -> stanford is selling bunch of their old 1 unit - 2 P3 1GHz servers.. 80 bux
[02:13] <GeffIsLegend> someone mind telling me how i can drag and drop a file i have into a directory without it saying "Access Denied" ??
[02:13] <Cyberai> nsgn, check thsi out -- "DVI support for compatibility with nextgeneration flat panel displays with resolutions up to and including 1600×1200" from the nvidia web site.
[02:14] <nkei0> Anyone want to help me with installing the new ati drivers AND my Xauthority issues OR reverting to my old ones??
[02:14] <WebcamWonder> GeffIsLegend: Where are you dragging the file to?
[02:14] <Cyberai> argh
 http://pastebin.com/d5fd7c100
[02:14] <n8tuser> GeffIsLegend -> denied at destination?
[02:14] <GeffIsLegend> icons for a theme i have
[02:14] <ruediix> GeffIsLegend, try using a directory that you have authority to access with your standard user.
[02:14] <Cyberai> looks like I'm off to Best Buy in the morning
[02:14] <GeffIsLegend> how do i make my account the admin user?
[02:14] <linux_guy> I'm trying to get this going for a family member.  They currently use my Asus/Core2/MuchRam rig as a web browser and solitaire.  YIKES!
[02:14] <DIFH-iceroot> i amm looking for a tool which increase the volume of my soundcard over 100%
[02:15] <ruediix> Cyberai, you could just run at a lower resolution, but I recommend using one that is the right ratio.
[02:15] <Cyberai> ruediix, yeah, I'm doing graphics work in GIMP. I need native res
[02:15] <noah_> Ok... I am having trouble with the extra effects, but I know that it's not my graphics card.
[02:15] <nsgn> Cyberai: i was right? :)
[02:15] <Cyberai> nsgn, yes
[02:15] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, can you try renaming eth1 to SUBSYSTEM=="net", ACTION=="add", DRIVERS=="?*", ATTR{address}=="00:1c:bf:19:ce:4c", ATTR{type}=="1", KERNEL=="wlan*", NAME="wlan0"
[02:15] <n8tuser> linux_guy -> the key is make them happy
[02:15] <nsgn> Cyberai: bummer for you
[02:15] <Cyberai> next step will be getting the dual monitor setup working
[02:15] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, ie comment out the eth1 and put this one
[02:15] <DIFH-iceroot> GeffIsLegend: please use sudo instead of root as login
[02:15] <mikesholle1> I was having problems with my wireless card earlier, so I did some research and I found a patch that Will Daniels created on this forum page Bug #196285 in linux (Ubuntu): “[Regression] Realtek RTL-8185 Wifi not recognized in Hardy 8.04 Alpha 5” <https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/196285>.  I read the instructions, ran ./makedrv and then ran sudo ./wlan0up and it installed the wifi card, however whenev
[02:16] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, oh and mac address too
[02:16] <Cyberai> nsgn, nah, I'll just go get another nvidia card in the morning that can do 1920x1200
[02:16] <ruediix> CyberAI, by the way I'd recomend Cinepaint over GIMP.\
[02:16] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, ie ATTR{address}=="00:1c:bf:19:ce:4c" should be ATTRS{address}=="00:19:d2:3c:64:a9"
[02:16] <GeffIsLegend> iceroot im not sure i know what that means ":[
[02:16] <DIFH-iceroot> !sudo | GeffIsLegend
[02:17] <GeffIsLegend> kk thnx ^^
[02:17]  * linux_guy is OT, back on topic.  Apologies
 Done. Now what to do to test?
[02:17] <ruediix> CyberAI, Cinepaint is a Gimp derivative with higher bit quality, and some additional features.  It got branched due to compatability frustrations with several other branches of the GIMP project.
[02:17] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, try sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[02:17] <mikesholle1> anyone?
[02:17] <bigmb> How do you install the c, c++, and ruby libraries? Also, does this support pthreads?
[02:18] <mustangg> is anyone familiar with mondo(rescue) for backup/restore?
[02:18] <usser> bigmb, pthreads is in POSIX standard any linux distribution supports it
[02:18] <fragsworth> how do I make ubuntu boot into a terminal by default so I have to start the window manager manually
[02:18] <WebcamWonder> bigmb: build-essentials, has gcc and g++
[02:18] <DIFH-iceroot> mikesholle1: anyone what?
[02:18] <ari_stress> hi guys, anyone uses Avant Desktop Manager? How to prevent it from "rearranging" the windows list everytime we do maximize-minimize of window
[02:18] <mikesholle1> ﻿I was having problems with my wireless card earlier, so I did some research and I found a patch that Will Daniels created on this forum page Bug #196285 in linux (Ubuntu): “[Regression] Realtek RTL-8185 Wifi not recognized in Hardy 8.04 Alpha 5”.  I read the instructions, ran ./makedrv and then ran sudo ./wlan0up and it installed the wifi card, however whenever I reboot the card is missing again and I have to start o
[02:18] <_VIM_> there's no 's' at the end of build-essential
[02:18] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, actually try restarting
[02:19] <jmk2> Want to rename my user from 'bobx' to 'bob', could i simply edit the /etc/passwd file and rename from there then change the 'bob' password or i must create the new user?
[02:19] <_VIM_> !away > FireFox|deviant
[02:19] <bigmb> WebcamWonder, what's the command? I'm too windowsized lately :(
[02:19] <WebcamWonder> _VIM_: Nice catch. I always end up doing it twice, the second time without s :)
[02:19] <_VIM_> :D
[02:19] <FireFox|deviant> Hi
[02:19] <bigmb> usser, What's the library I'll include?
 Nothing changed. Same on ifconfig and iwconfig
[02:19] <WebcamWonder> bigmb: sudo aptitude install build-essential, installs gcc and g++ required to compile c and c++ programs
[02:19] <WebcamWonder> bigmb: Among other programs
 Oh. Ok. Be back in a few minutes
[02:20] <usser> bigmb, pthread.h
[02:21] <sn007ake> Do i need to UN INSTALL drivers be 4 installing new ones? or will it automatically do this? *display driver*
[02:21] <WebcamWonder> sn007ake: Depends, which driver are you trying to install?
[02:21] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker? Any troubleshooting help appreciated...
[02:22] <mikesholle1> N-A: I can help you turn that sound off
[02:22] <sn007ake> Well Currently i have the Open source and im switching to the Propriety drivers.
[02:22] <N-A> mikesholle1: Ah, yes, but can you help me turning on the defined sounds? ;-)
[02:22] <RyanP> Whenever I try to run windows XP out of VirtualBox it gives me a "No bootable medium!" error
[02:22] <WebcamWonder> sn007ake: From the Hardware Devices? If so, then it should take care of everything
[02:22] <mikesholle1> N-A: System -> Preferences -> Sounds -> System Beep
[02:23] <_VIM_> N-A: yeah it's in sound prefs
[02:23] <mikesholle1> N-A: Uncheck the system beep box
[02:23] <L_Y> a L_Y |
[02:23] <N-A> mikesholle1: I don't see that there
[02:23] <mikesholle1> N-A: Then hit the system sounds tab and have fun
[02:23] <mikesholle1> N-A: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[02:23] <scientes> j #xchat
[02:23] <sn007ake> Well im downloading it strait from the mfg website...... and will need to install them. Im not doing it through ubuntu
[02:23] <N-A> mikesholle1: Intrepid
[02:24] <chuy_max> hi guys, how is the latest ubuntu 64bit working nowadays?, I just got a centrino duo laptop and I would like to install ubuntu, but heard that 64 bit ubuntu was having some problems in the past
[02:24] <furythor> okay, that font problem is not just with wine
[02:24] <WebcamWonder> sn007ake: ATI or nVidia?
[02:24] <furythor> just noticed that also open office has bad fonts
[02:24] <mikesholle1> N-A: Maybe it's in a different spot with Intrepid than Hardy
[02:24] <mustangg> can anyone suggest a good backup application which would allow me to backup at / but specify exclusions
[02:24] <WebcamWonder> sn007ake: Also, it is recommended that you use the drivers from the repositories
[02:24] <mustangg> and not need scripting?
[02:24] <sn007ake> ATI sir,
[02:24] <WebcamWonder> !ati | sn007ake
[02:24] <mercutio22> when will that right mouse button click bug in firefox be fixed for chrisakes?
[02:25] <N-A> mikesholle1: I don't see anything like that
[02:25] <nsgn> mercutio22: what is this bug? i've not seen it
[02:25] <nsgn> mercutio22: new user here, so i'm curious
[02:25] <mikesholle1> N-A: I run 8.04 so maybe it was relocated in Intrepid, I don't know N-A
[02:25] <bigmb> I feel really dumb, does gcc not work for .cpp files?
[02:25] <WebcamWonder> bigmb: g++ or .cpp files
[02:25] <N-A> mikesholle1: What I've got in there is devices (where I've got everything on pulseaudio) and the sounds (the different sound events that I want it to play, but that it doesn't but instead just beeps the internal speaker)
[02:26] <WebcamWonder> bigmb: for*
[02:26] <mercutio22> nsgn> right clicking triggers random actions like adding a link to the bookmarks or sending it via email instead of popping up the menu. It happens annoyingly often
[02:26] <plazia> What is the canonical method for installing Firefox extensions for which no ".deb" package exists? Is it to simply let Firefox install the ".xpi" file from the add-on site? and how will this be managed in subsequent upgrades of the main Firefox package?
[02:26] <nsgn> mercutio22: really? wow...sounds like i'll have a fun time browsing
[02:26] <N-A> _VIM_: Where in sound prefs, do you know (in intrepid)?
[02:26] <WebcamWonder> plazia: Handled pretty well. Firefox manages its own addons then
[02:27] <bigmb> ok, it doesn't recognize the pthread library. Do I have to install this for cpp programs?
[02:27] <_VIM_> plazia: just install extensions normally
[02:27] <mercutio22> nsgn> try it out a couple times. Right click some links and come back
[02:27] <plazia> WebcamWonder, so it's all cool to install .xpi files and I shouldn't stay awake at night worrying about the consequences?
[02:27] <frank23> I have an issue where the "system tray" icons are not where they should be besides the clock but instead are in their own little window. This in ubuntu intrepid. any ideas?
[02:27] <nsgn> mercutio22: trying to install right now, but i will
[02:27] <plazia> _VIM_, kewl thanks
[02:27] <plazia> WebcamWonder, thanks
 didn't help. Same on ifconfig  and iwconfig. The only thing that changed that in fwconfig instead eth1 it has wlan0
[02:27] <jmk2> Want to rename my user from 'bobx' to 'bob', could i simply edit the /etc/passwd file and rename from there then change the 'bob' password or i must create the new user?
[02:27] <WebcamWonder> plazia: Nope. And above all, Ubuntu has yet to backport new versions of firefox, so you might not even see any :P
[02:28] <n8tuser> jmk2 -> yes just rename it in /etc/passwd  no need to create a new user
[02:28] <mikesholle1> Disable system beep on Ubuntu Intrepid | otype.net <http://otype.net/2009/01/disable-system-beep-on-ubuntu-intrepid/>
[02:28] <WebcamWonder> bigmb: can you do: locate pthread.h
[02:28] <wassy121_> jmk2: You need to edit /etc/passwd, etc/shadow, /etc/group, and ensure the home directories match up.
[02:28] <_VIM_> N-A: sorry, I'm a 8.04 user too, i guess 8.10 really moved a lot of things around :(
[02:28] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, ifconfig wlan0 up doesnt help
[02:29] <N-A> mikesholle1: Yes, I got that explanation earlier, but if I do that, I just disable the beep, I don't get the right sounds
[02:29] <bigmb> WebcamWonder: there is no return to the statement when I type it in terminal, just the next prompt
[02:29] <N-A> _VIM_:  OK, thx neway
[02:29] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, does dmesg say anything? when you try to bring it up?
[02:29] <WebcamWonder> bigmb: That means you don't have pthread, wait let me search which packages offers it
[02:29] <nickrud> jmk2, and your first step is to back up all three files, Just In Case
 wlan0 up still says SIOCSIFFLAGS: Connection timed out
[02:30] <eper3z> hey can some1 help me installmy usb soundcard?
 http://pastebin.com/d3b48b210
[02:30] <mikesholle1> N-A: I would imagine, with the way Hardy is set up, that it's the same format.  Disable the beep first, then add the sounds you wish to play in for the specific errors.  In Hardy, we have a check box to disable the system beep, which is the command I just sent you.  Then you have to find somewhere in your system preferences or administration a place where all your system sounds show up.
[02:30] <HoNgOuRu> is there any application in linux to open "ntuser.dat" file or the SOFTWARE file of windows?
[02:30] <_VIM_> N-A: but by disabling the system beep and enabling a custom sound file should do the trick...
[02:30] <seneca> anyone in here running UME?
[02:30] <WebcamWonder> bigmb: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=659279 suggests you need to install glibc
[02:30] <mikesholle1> _VIM_: Correct
[02:31] <jove> tes
[02:31] <N-A> mikesholle1 && _VIM_: Yes, but it doesn't work
[02:31] <Merkidemis> i have a ubuntu server and am on a ubuntu laptop.  i want to mount a sever drive on the laptop.  i have a windows box that can do it with samba, but how do i do the mount from one linux to another?
[02:31] <N-A> mikesholle1 && _VIM_: I've got the sounds selected, checked, and tested playback, but they don't play
[02:31] <bigmb> WebcamWonder: sudo apt-get install glibc ?? it said couldn't find glibc
[02:31] <_VIM_> N-A: you might have to restart pulse
[02:31] <WebcamWonder> !find glibc
[02:32] <adante> hey guys is the ubuntu-8.10-server-amd64.iso  appropriate for intel based 64-bit architectures?
[02:32] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, try sudo rmmod iwl3945 mac80211 cfg80211
[02:32] <WebcamWonder> !info libc6
[02:32] <N-A> _VIM_: After rmmod'ing pcskr?
[02:32] <jove> hello
[02:32] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, one by one if it complains about dependencies
[02:32] <WebcamWonder> !info glibc-doc
[02:32] <mikesholle1> N-A: I honestly don't have any other suggestions for you at this time N-A. Maybe someone else running Intrepid does.
 ERROR: Module mac80211 does not exist in /proc/modules ERROR: Module cfg80211 does not exist in /proc/modules
 says nothing about iwl3945
[02:32] <WebcamWonder> bigmb: Do a, sudo aptitude search glibc, and tell me which packages you get
[02:32] <_VIM_> N-A: not sure. maybe worth a try though
[02:33] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, can you pastebin lsmod | grep iwl again, this doesnt seem right
[02:33] <jove> Hi ALL, does anyone use WD 1TB formated with NTFS that mounted to Linux fine ?
[02:33] <WebcamWonder> bigmb: umm, don't sudo that, just aptitude search glibc
[02:33] <N-A> mikesholle1: Maybe :) Thx for the effort, I'm really confused if this is standard intrepid behaviour or not though, I can't find anything about it no matter how I search on google O_o
[02:33] <Tapout> hey guys... what do you guys use in Ubuntu to make flowcharts
 lsmod | grep iwl - non
[02:33] <GeffIsLegend1> !Nautilus
[02:33] <jove> n8tuser, Are U still online / around ?
[02:33] <GeffIsLegend1> urhg someone give me the command in terminal to open Nautilus please
[02:33] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, sudo modprobe iwl3945
[02:34] <WebcamWonder> GeffIsLegend1: nautilus &
[02:34] <xonpathos> adante: yes
[02:34] <Merkidemis> tapout: dia
[02:34] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, also pastebin modinfo iwl3945, maybe you're running older version or something
[02:34] <GeffIsLegend1> ty
[02:34] <adante> xonpathos: cheers
[02:34] <n8tuser> jove yes for a few more
[02:34] <yoyoned2> !wifi
[02:35] <N-A> _VIM_: I restarted pulse with -k and restarted with -D an no go, is that the right procedure?
[02:35] <n8tuser> jove am off now..you're too slow
[02:35] <draeday> hey i want to edit the gnome panel
 http://pastebin.com/d77c38543
[02:35] <jove> n8tuser,  I have 1TB WD usb external drive and unable to mount to linux Ubuntu, because formated as NTFS, however it mounted to XP fine
[02:35] <_VIM_> N-A: im not sure, i dont use flags with restarting pulse
[02:35] <mikesholle1> Can anyone help me create a start up script so I don't have to manually run stuff from terminal every time my computer boots to make my WiFi card work?
[02:36] <bigmb> WebcamWonder: ok, sudo aptitude install glibc worked. Afterwards, I tried to g++ again and still doesn't know of pthread
[02:36] <N-A> _VIM_: how do you restart it then?
[02:36] <furythor> what I should search for if there is similar bug report in launchpad already as I got mine with text in multiple programs
[02:36] <jove> Hi All,  I have 1TB WD usb external drive and unable to mount to linux Ubuntu, because formated as NTFS, however it mounted to XP fine
[02:36] <cirv9> jove: have you unmounted it correctly in XP?
[02:36] <WebcamWonder> bigmb: What version of ubuntu are you on?
[02:36] <jove> cirv9, it mounted to XP fine, but Linux
[02:36] <bigmb> WebcamWonder: in c++, I just include <iostream> so I just <pthread> but do I have to <pthread.h> instead?
[02:36] <Merkidemis> how do i mount a drive on one linux box to another?
[02:37] <_VIM_> N-A: sudo /etc/init.d/pulseaudio restart
[02:37] <yoyoned2> !ntfs|jove
[02:37] <kazagistar> so, um, is there any definite TIME for Alpha 4 to come out? or is it just "sometime on the fifth" :P
[02:37] <eper3z> hey guys i need help installing my usb headset lil help? http://paste.ubuntu.com/113865/
[02:37] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, it doesnt look like the driver from the distribution, did u install backports-modules or compiled the driver for intellinuxwireless.com at some point?
[02:37] <VoodooDance> All, I've been trying to install the 180.22 NVIDIA driver... every time I try to do it, following every forum thread I can find I still get the error with the mismatched kernel module version..
[02:38] <bigmb> WebcamWonder: Ubuntu 8.04
[02:38] <WebcamWonder> bigmb: I don't know. Haven't worked with pthreads
[02:38] <VoodooDance> Do I have to sacrifice chickens and make incantations or something>?
[02:38] <jove> ubottu, thx
[02:38] <N-A> _VIM_: curious, that does nothing on mine :-S
[02:38] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: did you try the restriected driver manager (jockey-gtk)?
[02:38] <WebcamWonder> bigmb: Are you have glibc package? :S Weird... are you sure it insatlled it?
 installed backport-modules. Should I remove them?
[02:38] <_VIM_> N-A: or the 'new school' way of doing it maybe something like sudo invoke-rc.d pulseaudio restart?
[02:38] <plazia> sacrificing chickens does sound appealing.
[02:38] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, yea
[02:38] <VoodooDance> Titan8990,  no, I haven't seen that one in a forum... how do I do it?
[02:38] <bigmb> WebcamWonder: Yeah, I installed. I just put .h and it compiled fine...I'm going to make sure the functions work fine. Silly  mistakes
[02:38] <N-A> How can I get Ubuntu warning beeps to play the defined sounds (from sound settings) instead of just beeping the internal speaker? Any troubleshooting help appreciated...
[02:38] <WebcamWonder> _VIM_: pulseaudio -D, spawns PA as a new daemon
[02:38] <bigmb> webcamwonder: thanks for the time, sorry for wasting yours
[02:39] <Planet_x> Need advice about an AirCruiser N300 wireless card on Ubuntu 8.10. Having trouble installing madwifi drivers as in i dont know how.. seems there are generic drivers working as it works but i need the mad wifi for injection. thanks for help on how to install
[02:39] <WebcamWonder> bigmb: No problems. Thats what I am here for :P
[02:39] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: open up the terminal, type the following:   gksu jockey-gtk
[02:39] <_VIM_> WebcamWonder: ok well i didnt use flags
[02:39] <_VIM_> so i donno
[02:39] <mikesholle1> Can anyone help me create a startup script?
[02:39] <VoodooDance> ok.. I need to reset my video drivers... dong that as quick as I can
[02:39] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: what do you mean reset?
[02:39] <yoyoned2> mikesholle1: for what?
[02:39] <VoodooDance> envyng -t
[02:40] <VoodooDance> remove the manually installed driver and use envyng to install the packaged one.
[02:40] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: if I'm not mistaken envyng is no longer supported
[02:40] <niku> mikesholle1- the easiest way to do it is look at /etc/init.d and find the simplest startup script you can and edit it
[02:40] <Titan8990> !envyng | VoodooDance
[02:40] <ZiRiS> Hi. Anyone home?
[02:40] <mikesholle1> yoyoned2: My Wifi card doesn't work by default with 8.04 so I downloaded something to remedy the problem.  However, every time I restart, I seem to lose the card again and have to open terminal back up and rerun the commands.
[02:41] <yoyoned2> mikesholle1: i agree with niku,copy and  edit an existing one
[02:41] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, well it will get me usable video drivers
[02:41] <VoodooDance> then I can try the jockey-gtk
[02:41] <ZiRiS> Anyone else still running 7.04? Tried an update?
[02:41] <niku> /etc/init.d/vbesave looks like a nice simple one to munge
[02:41] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: I have used it with good results as well, but like the bot says, it should be a last resort
[02:41] <WebcamWonder> VoodooDance: Are you asking for help after a kernel upgrade broke envy?
[02:41] <furythor> what could cause my font problem, as multiple applications are affected by it, but not all
[02:41] <racecar-56> dang my sound server died gotta restart
[02:41] <nsgn> wahoo, i'm USB installing :)
[02:41] <nsgn> death to CDs
[02:41] <furythor> !font
[02:41] <VoodooDance> WebcamWonder, no... Im trying to use later video drivers.
[02:42] <mikesholle1> niku: so all the files in that directory are startup files?
[02:42] <redcap> I've setup kvpnc to run a vpn to a remote box, ifconfig tells me that I now have a IP address on that subnet on the ppp0 interface.  However, when I try and ping the machines on the remote network, nothing happens.  Is there someway to state what interface I want to use to be able to do stuff like ssh?
[02:42] <niku> those are all startup scripts and then there are different runlevels which call them
[02:42] <mikesholle1> niku: do you have a recommendatino for which one I should use?
[02:43] <niku> that vbesave one is pretty good
[02:43] <ZiRiS> Anyone else getting 404 not found on about 7 or 10 of the files it's trying to fetch while trying to find out if I need an update? I'm running 7.04
 Done. Now what should I do to check?
[02:44] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, you can rmmod iwl3945 and all the modules it depends on ie those: #
[02:44] <usser> depends:        lbm_cw-mac80211,led-class,rfkill,lbm_cw-cfg80211,lib80211
[02:44] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, you'll have to figure out which order cause some of them depend on others
[02:44] <nickrud> !feisty | ZiRiS
[02:44] <ZiRiS> !upgrade
[02:44] <jove> does anyone know what URL to download itunes for linux ?
[02:45] <Titan8990> jove: doesn't exist
[02:45] <ZiRiS> !upgrade | ZiRiS
 Done sudo rmmod iwl3945 and sudo rmmod  lbm_cw-mac80211 led-class rfkill lbm_cw-cfg80211 lib80211
[02:45] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, lsmod | grep 802
[02:45] <jove> anyone know what URL to download "itunes" for Linux ?
[02:46] <xonpathos> ok.. I was messing around in another channel and missed it.  did anybody ever answer the person asking about the beeping coming from the internal speaker?  mine's doing it too :(
[02:46] <WebcamWonder> jove: There is no Linux version of iTunes
[02:46] <nickrud> jove, doesn't exist
[02:46] <jove> all, thx.
[02:46] <Titan8990> jove: I believe rythmbox is the free alternative
[02:46] <nickrud> jove, amarok or banshee are usable replacements
[02:46] <Titan8990> !rythmbox | jove
 None
[02:46] <Titan8990> !amarok | jove
[02:46] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, k try sudo modprobe iwl3945
[02:47]  * usser man they should really enable bash autocompletion in xchat
[02:47] <EagleScreen> WebcamWonder: banshee,
[02:47] <EagleScreen> rythmbox
[02:47] <jove> tita8990, do U know what URL for download rytmbox ?
[02:47] <EagleScreen>  None
[02:47] <EagleScreen> amarok
[02:47] <FloodBot1> EagleScreen: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:47] <WebcamWonder> EagleScreen: ?
[02:47] <Titan8990> jove: you should install all your programs via synaptic
[02:47] <frank23> Is anyone who is running gnome with dual screen seeing this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/gnome-panel/+bug/311027
[02:48] <EagleScreen> WebcamWonder test banshee or amarok
[02:48] <Titan8990> jove: and throw that windows mindset of "must use web browser to download programs to install" out the window
[02:48] <Titan8990> !synaptic | jove
 Done. Nothing happened.
[02:48] <WebcamWonder> EagleScreen: I wasn't the one asking for iTunes for Linux
[02:48] <VoodooDance> Titan8990,  I ran jockey-gtk
[02:48] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, lsmod | grep iwl show anything?
[02:48] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: howd it go?
[02:49] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, It claims there is no proprietery drivers in use.
[02:49] <Merkidemis> how do you mount a drive that is on another macine?
[02:49] <jove> tita8990, I installed all program twice which corrupted my graphic display....so I didnt konw what program caused.
[02:49] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: any available?
[02:49] <EagleScreen> sorry, i am sleeped yet
[02:49] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, yes, one with an unchecked box
[02:49] <furythor> I will check if my font problem exists with live session ...
[02:49] <usser> Merkidemis, with nfs or samba
[02:49] <Titan8990> jove: what programs, and how did you install them?
[02:49] <usser> Merkidemis, or ssh
[02:49] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: was it your nvidia drivers?
 http://pastebin.com/d750808e8
[02:50] <VoodooDance> Yes, "NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver (Latest cards)
[02:50] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, cool that looks right
[02:50] <Merkidemis> ussr: nfs or shh.  theserver is running ubuntu, as is the client
[02:50] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, modinfo iwl3945
[02:50] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: yes, install your nvidia drivers my checking that box, click apply, and restart
[02:50] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, do you have a wifi/off switch on your laptop btw??
[02:50] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: I wil still be here when you get back if you are still having problems
[02:50] <fsufitch> hi. is there someplace i can find a command line OOXML to ODF converter?
 Yes, I do have it.
 http://pastebin.com/d181affd7
[02:51] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, did you try flipping it?
[02:51] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, restarting
[02:51] <ndowens> i have a quick question, i want to run a server, but no internet, i know what is the fun in that, but is it possible to run web/ftp/file servers w/o internet. of course local only
[02:51] <WebcamWonder> ndowens: Yup
[02:51] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, yep thats the driver, sudo iwconfig?
 http://pastebin.com/d31fd040e
[02:52] <ndowens> WebcamWonder: is there any special configs i have to do, i tried searching google for ubuntu server without internet but couldnt spot anything that really said anything of what i was looking for
 Switched wifi off and on.
[02:52] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, sudo iwlist scan?
[02:52] <ndowens> WebcamWonder: or point to where to look
[02:52] <WebcamWonder> ndowens: Nope. Regular configs should work just fine
[02:52] <ndowens> WebcamWonder: ok thanks
[02:52] <Titan8990> ndowens: what is the purpose of a server that doesn't have internet??
[02:52] <frank23> Is anyone who is running gnome with dual screen seeing this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/gnome-panel/+bug/311027
[02:52] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, lol, that installed the driver I was already using... but now gdm wont start :)
[02:53] <Mike9022> I was thinking about getting a laptop along with my current computer, but I was wondering if it would be possible to put user accounts over a network, instead of on a computer. In other words, I want to be able to use the same user account on my laptop that I use with my regular computer so I can access all the same files. Is this possible with Ubuntu?
[02:53] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, after you switched it on, do sudo rmmod iwl3945 sudo modprobe iwl3945
 http://pastebin.com/d7c7b9908
[02:53] <ndowens> Titan8990: i knew somebody would say that, just to play around with it. never did much server stuff, so something to play with
[02:53] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: it sends you to the console?
[02:53] <tdawgedogg> hey im trying to update nvidia drivers to 1.77....i see it in the list...i choose activate and it freezes
[02:53] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, hm...
[02:53] <Titan8990> ndowens: thats understandable, it will be somewhat of a pain to install your server apps w/o internet though
[02:53] <tdawgedogg> im currently using 173
[02:53] <yoyoned2> Mike9022: yes, but there are easier ways than that
[02:54] <ndowens> i am getting ubuntu server, so it has the apps atleast
[02:54] <Mike9022> yoyoned2: Such as what?
[02:54] <hikenboot> hello typing metacity --replace & causes title bar to appear while enabling compiz causes it to disapear...How do i fix this so it always appears?
[02:54] <yoyoned2> Mike9022: just have the data(docs, media) stored on a network server
[02:55] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, no, I boot to console, but when I start gdm it fails to start the x server
[02:55] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: what is the error that it gives?
[02:56] <Mike9022> yoyoned2: Do you know of any tutorial for doing something like this?
[02:56] <polywaffle> can someone pastebin a default sources.list file for intrepid ibex (8.10) please
[02:56] <yoyoned2> !samba|
[02:56] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, API mismatch: the NVIDIA kernel module has version 173.14.12, but this NVIDIA driver component has version 169.12
[02:56] <hikenboot> also alsamixer shows sound not muted..desktop icon shows sound not muted. volume is up system beeps work but otherwise no sound lsmod shows all the sound modules running any ideas?
[02:56] <yoyoned2> !samba|Mike9022:
[02:56] <linux_guy> ok my ubuntu install stinks
[02:56] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: it sounds like there were drivers left over from your old installation
[02:56] <linux_guy> 75% cpu and 75% memory at idle
[02:57]  * Loco_aullador bona nit a todos nos vemos en los bares
[02:57] <yoyoned2> !nfs|Mike9022
[02:57] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, probably so, how do I clean it up
[02:57] <WebcamWonder> linux_guy: Consider a lighter desktop enviroment? XFCE perhaps?
[02:57] <_VIM_> linux_guy: i was affriad of that...you're more than likely going to have to use the alternative cd, and do a minimal install with like a minimal window manager like Fluxbox
[02:57] <linux_guy> can i install xfce to a flash drive and do it that way?
[02:57] <_VIM_> !minimal | linux_guy
[02:57] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: to fix it so it will boot, make a backup of /etc/X11/xorg.conf   then edit it so the line that says: Driver "nvidia"    to   Driver "nv"
[02:58] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: once you are back in the GUI we can work on getting that cleaned up
[02:58] <linux_guy> this computer doesnt even have a network card
[02:58] <linux_guy> i have an external usb thing from linksys
[02:58] <linux_guy> !xfce
[02:59] <hikenboot> anyone? Thanks in advance for the help!
[02:59] <namasamaran> ce-cantik
[03:00] <Titan8990> hikenboot: I missed your question, sorry
[03:00] <usser> X-tremAl_Raven, i am lost here, everything seems to be in order
[03:00] <frenchy> does anyone subscribe to any computer magazines?
[03:00] <leandroal> What do I need to do if I want to submit a package to ubuntu repository of my project?
[03:00] <Titan8990> frenchy: slashdot is all you ever need....
[03:00] <_VIM_> linux_guy: i seriously doubt the bios on that old P3 could even boot into USB...
 Can killswitch cause malfunction?
[03:00] <WebcamWonder> hikenboot: take a look at your window decorator in the advanced compiz settings. Make sure it is turned on
[03:01] <WebcamWonder> _VIM_: I think even P2 could do that
[03:01] <frenchy> Titan8990 id like to have something to take to work and read, or when im on the john
[03:01] <_VIM_> my 4 year old dell cant even boot into USB without a CD that has the drivers to force it to boot the usb first
[03:01] <Guest28464> can someone please help me, everytime I try to check my email, or just recently i tried to use k9copy, i get a message that pops up requesting the default password for the keyring something or other. Does anyone know what is happening?
[03:01] <Titan8990> frenchy: sounds like you need a cell phone and a media plan :)
[03:02] <tty01> anyone know how i can find out the version of a module built for apache?
[03:02] <_VIM_> WebcamWonder: well that's very general of you to say that, as all manufactures are not alike... :P
[03:02] <Titan8990> frenchy: pc mag   is the only one that I know of, I read it early high school about 7 years ago
[03:02] <frenchy> Titan8990 whats wrong with printed mags? does everything have to be digital?
[03:02] <WebcamWonder> !offtopic | frenchy
[03:02] <Titan8990> frenchy: for some people it does
[03:03] <Fortex> Khello
[03:03] <WebcamWonder> !hello | Fortex
[03:03] <_VIM_> in this day and age, yes everything has to be digital...
[03:03] <frenchy> Titan8990 thats one i was looking at but i read they were only offering it online somewhere but theie website  says nothing of this
[03:03] <Fortex> I'm having a little problem
[03:03] <Doleragon> Greetings all, does somebody knows why I can't use any sound application in the same time if I use Second Life viewer ? got a message saying that something gone wrong with Xine, but any sound program launched alone works fine.
[03:03] <Fortex> When the CPU is running really high, the fans don't kick in faster
[03:04] <Fortex> My laptop becomes an oven on my lap after.
[03:04] <DIFH-iceroot> Fortex: its not a ubuntu problem i think
[03:04] <Fortex> I'm on Ubuntu 8.10
[03:04] <Fortex> DIFH-iceroot: It didn't happen with Windows XP PRO SP3 / Vista SP1
[03:04] <Guest28464> fortex, bios controls your fans im pretty sure
[03:04] <Guest28464> get a chill mat
[03:05] <Fortex> Hm.
[03:05] <DIFH-iceroot> Fortex: ubuntu is not handling your fan-speed
[03:05] <DIFH-iceroot> Fortex: its the bios/hardware/sensors
[03:05] <Fortex> well it's odd that it happened only when I had it installed.
[03:05] <Guest28464> walmart $20
[03:05] <Fortex> and not when otherwise.
[03:05] <Guest28464> is your in us of course
[03:06] <xonpathos> fortex: I seem to recall a bug report about something like that... but think it was more general than just ubuntu...  gimme a sec
[03:06] <frenchy> actually i do have an ubuntu related question are there any wireless cards compatible with ubuntu/linux offered by phone comnpanies
[03:06] <Fortex> Alright.
[03:06] <frenchy> like the wireless broadband service
[03:07] <dbenx86> i wanna ask about infrared modem
[03:07] <Fujisan> hello
[03:07] <Vorondil> Howdy, #ubuntu.  I'm curious about X11 forwarding.  I use matlab for some school work, and rather than buy a copy of it, or use a Free work-alike, I like to ssh to a school machine that has matlab on it.  When I need the gui for viewing graphs and junk, I do it with ssh -X.  My question is, how come it's as slow as it is?  I, nor the school machine seem to be bandwidth-bound, and I get sub 50ms latency to it.  Where's the hold up, and is there an
[03:08] <Fujisan> can i use the ubuntu bot through aim or msn?
[03:08] <Vorondil> If that got cutoff anywhere, let me know. :-P
[03:08] <_VIM_> x forwarding is exremely slow... you're better off with VNC if you can
[03:08] <WebcamWonder> Vorondil: Where's the hold up, and is there a ... lost :P
[03:08] <WebcamWonder> Vorondil: And you can use -C for compression, but yes, it is generally slow
[03:08] <Vorondil> "Where's the hold up, and is there anything I can do about it?" (end)
[03:09] <_VIM_> god WebcamWonder is the flag master LOL geesh is there a flag you dont know about? ;)
[03:09] <Fujisan> can i use the ubuntu bot through aim or msn?
[03:09] <tdawgedogg> hey how do i terminate x server and all open GL applications so i can install new nvidia drivers?
[03:09] <xonpathos> fortex: check: http://linuxrevolutions.org/2008/05/13/ubuntu-804-laptop-heat-solved/
[03:09] <Vorondil> WebcamWonder: Like, is it just making a crapton of round-trips or something?
[03:09] <unop> Vorondil, X is not bandwidth friendly -- and there's the overhead of encryption over the SSH connection
[03:10] <furythor1> hmm, I think that my font problem with wine is somehoe related to compiz
[03:10] <xonpathos> fortex: it's basically enabling ubuntu to monitor your temp and adjust things accordingly
[03:10] <WebcamWonder> _VIM_: aptitude -vvvv :)
[03:10] <furythor1> is there any way to entirely toggle compiz off ?
[03:10] <_VIM_> :)
[03:10] <Fortex> xonpathos: why didn't they add this in 8.10 :P
[03:10] <xonpathos> fortex: was just about to type I dunno why in hell it isn't the default, lol
[03:10] <Titan8990> furythor1: from terminal:    metacity --replace
[03:11] <WebcamWonder> Vorondil: The entire X-forwarding technique itself is slow. And I am not aware of any mechanism that can make ti speed it up
[03:11] <Titan8990> furythor1: or disable extra effects from   right click -> change desktop background, far right tab
[03:11] <Vorondil> unop: That's just it, my gkrellm is showing hardly any bandwidth usage.  Thus my confusion.
[03:11] <Guest28464> can someone please help me, everytime I try to check my email, or just recently i tried to use k9copy, i get a message that pops up requesting the default password for the keyring something or other. Does anyone know what is happening?
[03:11] <Titan8990> furythor1: right click on desktop that is
[03:11] <Fortex> xonpathos: Well someone should spam the ubuntu path with that so they add it
[03:11] <Neros> Hey can someone help me with installing the JDK on Ubuntu 8.10 with support for 32 and 64 bit?
[03:11] <Vorondil> WebcamWonder: Hrm, I gotcha.
[03:11] <Fortex> xonpathos: Thanks.
[03:11] <xonpathos> fortex: but I've only been on ubuntu about 5 days now... I've learned the first place to look for any problem I'm having is the bug tracker, lol
[03:11] <dzup> hi can some one helpme with googleearth?? here is my paste: http://pastebin.ca/1327687
[03:11] <xonpathos> fortex: np
[03:11] <laughyn1nj4> anyone know any specifics about the --newer-mtime option issued to tar?
[03:11] <EtFb> I've got a new laptop running Intrepid, and it's not handling suspend/hibernate very well.  How do I begin debugging that?
[03:12] <unop> Vorondil, what i mean is its worse off compared to things like VNC
[03:12] <unop> Vorondil, but the key overhead is the encryption, that's what causes the slowdown
[03:12] <Titan8990> EtFb: your not going to get very far with that unless you are using a toshiba or dell, which are the only that seems to suspend/hibernate well
[03:12] <Vorondil> unop: Mm, I see.
[03:12] <Mohikan> hi.
[03:12] <frank23> Is anyone who is running gnome with dual screen seeing this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/gnome-panel/+bug/311027
[03:13] <Titan8990> EtFb: because they are the only ones with support in the 2.6.27 kernel
[03:13] <EtFb> Titan8990: It's a Toshiba, like my previous one (which had no problems)
[03:13] <furythor1> Yeah, I did disable those effects and it made texture to appear, but still hardly readable
[03:13] <unop> Vorondil, this might help you - http://samat.org/weblog/20060508-best-ssh-options-for-x11-forwarding.html
[03:13] <EtFb> Titan8990: Toshiba Satellite A300.  A very nice machine except for that.
[03:13] <Titan8990> EtFb: search synaptic for toshiba utilities
[03:14] <WebcamWonder> frank23: Any specific reason? If someone is experiencing that bug, he/she will report it to launchpad, and confirm it as "Me too"
[03:14] <Paddy_EIRE> furythor1: have you actually installed the correct ms fonts?
[03:14] <dbenx86> howdy, i have a mobile phone (nokia 6610i).
[03:14] <dbenx86> can i connect to the internet using ubuntu with this phone?
[03:14] <Vorondil> unop: Ah, I'll check it out, thanks. :)
[03:14] <Titan8990> EtFb: http://www.buzzard.org.uk/toshiba
[03:15] <EtFb> dbenx86: I've connected successfully using a Nokia N95 as a modem, so I would expect it's at least possible.
[03:15] <furythor1> going to install now
[03:15] <nsgn> ok, i've gotten Ubuntu all installed and activated the nonfree nvidia driver
[03:15] <nsgn> however
[03:15] <Titan8990> EtFb: you are looking for those utils
[03:15] <nsgn> while video playback is smooth
[03:15] <frank23> WebcamWonder: I confirmed the bug. I'm just wondering if everyone who has dual screen is affected by it.
[03:15] <nsgn> it still has sync issues/tears
[03:15] <dbenx86> unfortunately my mob phone dont have bluetooth
[03:15] <Titan8990> EtFb: I use gentoo on my toshiba so I can comment on ubuntu specifics
[03:15] <Paddy_EIRE> !enter | nsgn
[03:15] <furythor1> Yeah, I got newest version now
[03:15] <WebcamWonder> frank23: I don't think you will find people like that. It is just best to wait for upstream to confirm it
 Still nothing works. Any suggestions?
[03:16] <dbenx86> only have infrared connection
[03:16] <EtFb> Titan8990: Thanks - I
[03:16] <furythor1> nsgn are you certain that you have decent codecs installed ?
[03:16] <EtFb> Titan8990: Thanks - I'll read it.
[03:16] <furythor1> because those can impact decode(display of video alot9
[03:16] <nsgn> furythor1: it's via flash10-nonfree on hulu.com in firefox
[03:16] <Xaero1> Hey, I'm kind of a noob here but I'm looking at upgrading the kernel in 8.10, I've got the kernel compiled from source, but I'm not sure what step to take next.
[03:17] <nsgn> furythor1: i'll test in VNC with a downloaded file now. i still need it working on hulu though. i use that a lot
[03:17] <Titan8990> Xaero1: use a distro that supports vanilla kernels
[03:17] <nsgn> and i really dont want to go back to windows on this machine
[03:17] <furythor1> on some website ?
[03:17] <frank23> WebcamWonder: Yeah I just confirmed it upstream too. original bug reported 2007-12-21. there were 2 duplicates as well. nothing moved since then
[03:17] <Titan8990> Xaero1: because it is unlikely you will get that to work in ubuntu
[03:17] <Titan8990> Xaero1: ubuntu does a lot of patching to their kernel
[03:18] <nsgn> furythor1: *VLC. god i did so much work in VNC today
[03:18] <Xaero1> Titan8990 I see, so I'm probably not going to be able to upgrade the kernel to the latest then?
[03:18] <Titan8990> Xaero1: I would say gentoo or slackware, but there are others
[03:18] <seacnboy> hello! firefox can not download,who know why?
[03:18] <EtFb> Titan8990: Looks like that Toshiba page is six years out of date, sadly.  Never mind, you've given me exactly what I need: an idea of what to search for.
[03:18] <Gnea> !kernel | Xaero1
[03:18] <Titan8990> EtFb: I still use those utils, they work even if they are 6 years old :)
[03:18] <EtFb> seacnboy: Given the amount of information you've supplied, I can confidently say it's a case of demonic possession.  Take your computer to a priest immediately.
[03:19] <Xaero1> Gnea: thanks for the link, I'll check it out :)
[03:19] <X-tremAl_Raven> I got Ubuntu 8.10 and Intel 3945ABG wireless which is not working. Could anyone help?
[03:19] <ZiRiS> Ahem. I've, ah, got a newbie question. I need to edit a text file, but don't have permissions. So how do I do that form a command line?
[03:19] <Xaero1> X-tremAI_Raven: have you tried compiling the linux_wireless drivers?
[03:19] <Gnea> !wireless | X-tremAl_Raven
[03:19] <Xaero1> the latest ones?
[03:19] <ZiRiS> I know I can use sudo, but, what else do I need?
[03:19] <WebcamWonder> ZiRiS: sudo nano -w <file_name>
[03:19] <Titan8990> Xaero1: are you actually trying to 2.6.28 kernel??
[03:19] <dzup> http://pastebin.ca/1327687   i need help here
[03:19] <unop> ZiRiS,  or.  gksudo gedit /path/to/file
[03:19] <Xaero1> yes Titan8990 I am
 Read it. Still nothing.
[03:20] <WebcamWonder> ZiRiS: the -w is my annoyance with nano, you don't have to particularly use it
[03:20] <Xaero1> I've got it compiled to binaries my only problem is that I'm too much of a noob to setup a vmlinuz
[03:20] <Xaero1> er
[03:20] <ZiRiS> thank you, unop, that's the one I needed, gksudo
[03:20] <Xaero1> initrd
[03:20] <_VIM_> -w omg WebcamWonder lol there goes another flag :)
[03:20] <Gnea> X-tremAl_Raven: perhaps you could explain the problem here, in more detail
[03:20] <Titan8990> Xaero1: I believe that is still considered a development release, it is feature in the ubuntu 9.04 if you are feel up to it
[03:21] <tty01> anyone familiar with modsecurity for apache?
[03:21] <WebcamWonder> _VIM_: I am only a newb in Linux. Quite literally :P
[03:21] <Titan8990> Xaero1: that is another thing, vmlinuz and initrd are made for kernels that are not custom compiled.... its just overhead you don't need
[03:21] <Gnea> tty01: the people in #apache probably are
[03:21] <tty01> no one talks in there
[03:21] <tty01> and i need to patch a vulnerability damnit
[03:21] <Titan8990> Xaero1: sort of makes the kernel "one size fits all"
[03:21] <Gnea> you have to be patient.
[03:21] <Xaero1> Titan8990 I'm trying to do this with as little reconstruction of my system as possible, would 9.04 install on top of 8.10 without overwriting to much?
[03:22] <eper3z> hey guys getting this usb sound card working has been a real problem for me, im running 8.10 Intre..http://paste.ubuntu.com/113880/    any suggestions?
[03:22] <Titan8990> Xaero1: no, and it still beta, it is likely you will run in to issues
[03:22] <furythor1> what could cause that font corruption in mostly wine programs ?
[03:22] <X-tremAl_Raven> More detail: http://pastebin.com/d1b33beb http://pastebin.com/d7bb08c1b http://pastebin.com/d63093dd3 - these are iwconfig, ifconfig and lsmod | grep iwl
[03:22] <Titan8990> !jaunty | Xaero1
[03:22] <Gnea> tty01: sometimes it can take minutes or hours before i get a response - that's just how it is sometimes
[03:22] <jigp> hello guys what is the alternative of notepad++ in ubuntu 8.04? and also what are the alternative of dreamweaver and photoshop for ubuntu?
[03:22] <ZiRiS> I stand corrected, that didn't work, and I'm sorry, i missed the command about nano, can you please copy paste that for me?
[03:22] <genewitch> is anyone here intimate with libpcap? i have to use a --with-pcap= when i configure, and i am wondering where to get a list of all the possible values of that variable
[03:22] <Xaero1> Titan8990 when I finished compiling my kernel and ran the sudo make 0=/home/xaero/build/kernel install it installed binaries to the /boot directory, I should just have to add it to grub to get it to boot correct?
[03:22] <ZiRiS> I'm in BitchX and don't know how to scroll up to get it myself.
[03:23] <Gnea> jigp: gedit, screem, gimp
[03:23] <WebcamWonder> genewitch: check the help of the configure itself. ./configure --help
[03:23] <jigp> Gnea : you can code php in gedit?
[03:23] <Titan8990> Xaero1: Ubuntu comes of with the wierdest, most off the wall ways to accomplish those tasks....
[03:23] <_VIM_> notepad++ would be bluefish alternative
[03:23] <tty01> genwitch the only value you can pass to --with-pcap would be the location of pcap
[03:23] <Gnea> jigp: you can code php in any text editor
[03:24] <Titan8990> Xaero1: I have never took the time becuase that knowledge does not carry over to other distros and is pretty worthless in ubuntu
[03:24] <genewitch> tty01: i'm trying to cross-compile libpcap0.8
[03:24] <ZiRiS> Ahem. I've, ah, got a newbie question. I need to edit a text file, but don't have permissions. So how do I do that from a command line?
[03:24] <Gnea> jigp: altbough, I prefer vim or gvim
[03:24] <Titan8990> Xaero1: but, it is worth a try, just write the grub entry
[03:24] <ZiRiS> I know I can use sudo, but, what else do I need?
[03:24] <carpii_> ZiRis, sudo nano filename
[03:24] <Gnea> *although
[03:24] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, I've finally got back to into gui
[03:24] <ZiRiS> Thank You, carpii!
[03:24] <Xaero1> Titan8990, so basically if I'm trying to get a different kernel for F@H purposes (the kernel that 8.10 comes with lower folding performance DRASTICALLY) I might be better off with a distro switch?
[03:24] <tty01> ah thats a different story
[03:24] <jigp> Gnea : how to run the file.php after using those applications?
[03:25] <carpii_> Ctrl-O to save, Ctrl-X to quit :p
[03:25] <niku> show of hands - how many people still compile their own kernels?
[03:25] <carpii_> not me
[03:25] <Gnea> jigp: you don't 'run' a php file, it's like an .html file - it has to be interpretted
[03:25] <carpii_> especially not on ubuntu
[03:25]  * Gnea cannot show his hand on irc, it is physically impossible
[03:25] <Titan8990> Xaero1: well, that would depend on other needs that you have
[03:25] <niku> Gnea - actually, you could run it if you specified an interpreter #!$(which php) or whatever
[03:25] <carpii_> you can still run a php file as a script. Its not always run from a webserver
[03:26] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: did you have to do anything other change that line in xorg?
[03:26] <carpii_> or just php-cli filename
[03:26] <VoodooDance> yeah.. had to use envyng to get back up and running.
[03:26] <Fujisan> can i use the ubuntu bot through aim or msn?
[03:26] <VoodooDance> so Im probably completely fubar now :)
[03:26] <Xaero1> Titan8990 should I use the uuid or drop to device names in my grub for my kernel compile?
[03:26] <frank23> Xaero1: Why is there a drastic performance difference for F@H? And how much is 'drastic'? just curious
[03:26] <Gnea> well, yes, that's true, but if you're doing it for a web app, you might as well be using a browser and a server for that purpose
[03:26] <tty01> compiling your own kernel teaches you a lot!
[03:27] <jigp> Gnea : how to view my coded file.php? just like in dreamweaver I can view the output
[03:27] <carpii_> maybe Gnea, but its also often you want to run maintenance php scripts from cron jobs
[03:27] <carpii_> but yeah youre right, most likely he wants to run it from a browser
[03:27] <Fujisan> can i use the ubuntu bot through aim or msn? iteration; Please answer, even if you don't know the answer, thanks in advance...r
[03:27] <Xaero1> There is an incompatibility with the way F@H starts its subprocesses in SMP and manages their cpu usage, it reduces the Point-Per-Day output of F@H 20-30% on dual-core processors and more for quad and i7 platforms
[03:27] <Gnea> jigp: well, I'm not familiar with dreamweaver, but you can easily open a terminal and type:  cat file.php
[03:27] <_VIM_> Fujisan: you mean ubottu ? no... ubottu is a python bot made for IRC it's called Supybot.
[03:27] <genewitch> niku: i've had to do a custom kernel for an older laptop every release of ubuntu, to get the mouse to work properly, and with 8.04 to get the machine to boot at all
[03:27] <Titan8990> Xaero1: personaly preference, they both have ther +s and -s, I use the device name
[03:28] <Fujisan> ok _VIM_
[03:28] <Fujisan> thanks
[03:28] <_VIM_> np
[03:28] <ari_stress> hi guys, when we format using vfat, why it runs so fast? as if it's not formatting at all, is it normal?
[03:28] <Fujisan> so it's not possible to pipe messages from python to aim?
[03:28] <Titan8990> Xaero1: UUIDs can change when moving ports that the drive is plugged in to, device names can change when adding additional devices
[03:28] <niku> ok, I guess maybe it does have some validity
[03:28] <_VIM_> Fujisan: never say not possible...
[03:28] <VoodooDance> tine more minutes of this kind of crap and I'm deleting this distro and going Linux from Scratch
[03:28] <_VIM_> just difficult :)
[03:29] <Gnea> ari_stress: it's kind of like choosing NTFS (quick) or FAT32 (quick) during a WinXP install
[03:29] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: Linux from Scrath.....  Gentoo ftw
[03:29] <frank23> Xaero1: Is it a kernel problem more than a F@H problem? (Still single core here, so I guess no problem for me)
[03:29] <genewitch> Fujisan: aim as in aol instant messenger? have you tried looking at chimmy's aim client?
[03:29] <nellmathew> hey anyone know what's up with intrepid asking for wpa password over and over? (broadcom)..
 More detail: http://pastebin.com/d1b33beb http://pastebin.com/d7bb08c1b http://pastebin.com/d63093dd3 - these are iwconfig, ifconfig and lsmod | grep iwl
[03:29] <Xaero1> Frank23: Its an ubuntu-specific problem more than a kernel problem, and its a kernel problem more than it is a F@H problem
[03:29] <Fujisan> nope i havent genewitch i have been using pidgin and kopete
[03:29] <VoodooDance> Gentoo's code base is managed by 12 year old monkies
[03:29] <genewitch> Fujisan: are you trying to make a bot?
[03:29] <frank23> Xaero1: I see
[03:30] <Fujisan> no trying to use the ubotto bot through aim
[03:30] <Xaero1> Frank23: other people running other distros with the same kernel have not run into the same performance drop, although it is still noticeably lower than older kernels
[03:30] <genewitch> Fujisan: bots usually don't run in a graphical environment
[03:30] <Fujisan> is it possible to forward ubottos messages from irc in PM to aim?
[03:30] <_VIM_> Fujisan: ask in #ubuntu-bots
[03:30] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: please list the methods that you tried to install you nvidia driver
[03:31] <Fujisan> ok ty
[03:31] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, envyng, and the binary from NVIDIA.
[03:31] <[biabia]> please any help installing iptables modules ip_nat_ftp and ip_conntrack_ftp  ?
[03:31] <Gnea> X-tremAl_Raven: nicely done. :)  what is the result of this command:  iwlist wlan0 scan
 No, I didn't try to compile linux-wireless drivers. Believed that "native" Ubuntu modules should be fine.
[03:31] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, Oh and jockey-gtk 30 minutes ago
[03:31] <Gnea> X-tremAl_Raven: (you may need to run it a few times)
[03:31] <_VIM_> Fujisan: you wanna talk to jussi01 if he's around...
[03:31] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: you need run the nvidia script with --uninstall
[03:32] <VoodooDance> I did that once, but I will do it again.
 wlan0     No scan results
[03:32] <loner269> hi all
 Tried 20 times :)
[03:32] <Xaero1> frank23: for example my i7 system is only getting 1800 PPD, where as other people's i7 systems with similar/lower specs are getting upwards of 7k PPD
[03:32] <Gnea> X-tremAl_Raven: could you paste the output of the dmesg command?
[03:32] <Gnea> X-tremAl_Raven: *pastebin
[03:32] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, uninstall runs successfuly stating "There is no NVIDIA driver installed"
[03:32] <nellmathew> hey anyone know what's up with intrepid asking for wpa password over and over? (broadcom)..
[03:33] <Gnea> nellmathew: tried saving it?
[03:33] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: and the envy uninstaller again
 http://pastebin.com/d5ae67bbf
[03:33] <nellmathew> gnea: yeah.. it's saved, i used fwcutter, it's connecting (first dot turns green) but then prompts again.. i saved the correct password
[03:34] <loner269> my sounds screwd but on a + side my cam works yea lol
[03:34] <Fortex> Khello again
[03:34] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, "attempting to remove the packages"
[03:35] <Gnea> X-tremAl_Raven: hrmmmmm, that is not a good message.... checking
[03:35] <nellmathew> gnea: OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! after 3 weeks it finally works!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! all i had to do was disable wireless and renable this WHOLE TIME!
[03:35] <Gnea> nellmathew: cheers :)
[03:35] <Fortex> I'm having another problem, videos run fine in different apps but when I fullscreen them alot of frames skip, they're not HD or anything, normal small and crappy vids do that too (within diferent apps) and my nVidia 8400m GS is badass, any suggestions
[03:35] <frank23> Xaero1: I see
[03:36] <genewitch> Fortex: what drivers are you using? ubuntu's or nvidia's
[03:36] <drgnu> Hello trying to tweak a Motion Computing LE1600 to get it to work.  How does one make an on-screen keyboard show up during login, how do I get it's buttons to be recognized and do something?
[03:36] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: is it hanging there?
[03:36] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, lots of log msgs but it appears to have completed.
[03:36] <Fortex> genewitch: This is the part where I'll go like no idea.
[03:36] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: now uninstall from jockey-gtk and reboot
[03:37] <genewitch> Fortex: go to nvidia.com, grab the linux drivers for your card, follow the directions.
[03:37] <Gnea> X-tremAl_Raven: okay, what is the output of this command:  lshw -C network
[03:37] <Fortex> Hokay, sounds good.
[03:37] <Fortex> thanks.
[03:37] <genewitch> Fortex: there's a part where you have to close xwindows, you do that by saving your work, closing all windows, pressing ctrl-alt-backspace, and
[03:37] <genewitch> Fortex: selecting "failsafe terminal" as your session
[03:37] <genewitch> then run the nvidia.sh script that you downloaded from nvidia.
[03:37] <brettley_> ok i have a delema, ive already looked online for it, but arch isnt seeing the rackmount unit of harddrives (the controller is LSI Logic / Symbios Logic 53c875)
[03:38] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, the box in jockey-gtk is unchecked
 http://pastebin.com/d426a9219
[03:38] <genewitch> Fortex: by typing chmod +x NVI<whateveritis>; then ./NVIDI<whateveritis>
[03:38] <genewitch> Fortex: make sense?
[03:38] <brettley_> i want to install a partition to the rack row, but i cant because it cant see it in cfdisk
[03:38] <Fortex> genewitch: will probably will once I find the driver.
[03:39] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: alright, reboot, then attempt to install via jockey-gtk again
[03:39] <genewitch> Fortex: ok, well highlight me if you have an issue.
[03:39] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: make a backup of your current xorg before you do so you can just restore it if it doesn't work
[03:39] <Fortex> genewitch: Gracias
[03:39] <Gnea> X-tremAl_Raven: okay - these may seem like really odd questions, but please bare with me. :)  is this a laptop? if so, is there an on/off switch for the wireless device on it somewhere?
[03:40] <Gnea> X-tremAl_Raven: the reason I ask: *-network DISABLED
[03:40] <Xaero1> X-tremAl_Raven: which wireless card did you have again, I may have had the same one?
[03:41] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, ok... I'm back into the GUI.
[03:41] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: try jockey-gtk again now
[03:41] <tdawgedogg> someone i need help...I just attempted to install new nvida drivers and now when i restart its just a big black screen. I can control alt f1 and get to a command prompt though....what next?
[03:41] <tritium> tdawgedogg: you installed the ubuntu-packaged drivers?
[03:42] <Titan8990> a lot of people with nvidia driver problems tonight....
[03:42] <RoboPhred> urg, it seems all variants of linux abhore video drivers, came here for the same thing
[03:42] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, restarting
[03:42] <tdawgedogg> i went to nvida.com download the x86_64 drivers
[03:42] <tdawgedogg> then ran the .run file
[03:42] <RoboPhred> in the new xorg config setup, how do I manually set screen resolutions
[03:42] <Titan8990> tdawgedogg: you need to run that again but with --uninstall
[03:42] <Xaero1> tdawgedogg: it sounds like you have a bad xorg.conf try running sudo nvidia-xconfig and going through the options
[03:42] <loner269> genewitch, i got a problem got a few to help me or no ?
[03:42] <loner269> if not its ok
[03:42] <Titan8990> !nvidia | tdawgedogg
[03:42] <tdawgedogg> it said i did everything right...i thin there is problems with the config file
[03:42] <pratik> hi
[03:43] <tritium> tdawgedogg: we don't support nvidia downloads.  We strongly advise you to use the ubuntu-packaged drivers.
[03:43] <pratik> i m new to ubuntu
[03:43] <niku> RoboPhred try xrandr
[03:43] <jedi06> how come there is an error occurred when i try to play my dvd?
[03:43] <jedi06> error read
[03:43] <Xaero1> tdawgedogg: or run that file with --uninstall like he said O.o
[03:43] <Titan8990> !codecs | jedi06
[03:43] <d35i9n> hello, is there a desktop recorder that has zoom? recordmydesktop does not
 Yes, I do have a laptop with switch on it. But the switch is turned on. Additionally, I tried to set this switch to manage only BT with wifi always turned on.
[03:43] <pratik> there is error message
[03:43] <genewitch> loner269: what's up
 Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02)
[03:43] <pratik> (EE) problem parsing the config file
[03:43] <loner269> sounds screwd on here
[03:43] <Titan8990> d35i9n: you can zoom using compiz, if you have that enabled
[03:43] <loner269> but cam works im so happy
[03:43] <RoboPhred> I have an ancient crt that apparently linux cannot talk to.  Last time, I set somthing in xorg.conf, but isnt there a new way now?  The dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg corrupts the hell out of my setup
[03:44] <Gnea> X-tremAl_Raven: okay, is linux-firmware installed?  dpkg -l | grep ^ii | grep linux-firmware
[03:44] <Titan8990> X-tremAl_Raven: that card should work otb
[03:44] <tdawgedogg> its most def a config problem...i told it to make me a new config file for some reason
[03:44] <loner269> i tryd alsaconf but it didnt work
[03:44] <Xaero1> X-tremAl_Raven: I have the same card in my Toshiba x205-sli1 and I got wireless working, iirc I had to compile the linux_wireless drivers from linuxwireless.org
[03:44] <nanotube> pratik: where are you seeing that error message?
[03:44] <hospodg> is there any way to get skype to ring on my laptop speakers while my headset is plugged in anyone?? pls help pls pls pls pls pls
[03:44] <Xaero1> X-tremAl_Raven: mine was also tied to bluetooth via switch
[03:44] <RoboPhred> xrandr shows max as 1024x768
 ii  linux-firmware                             1.2                                                  Firmware for Linux kernel drivers
[03:44] <RoboPhred> the crt's max is 1600xsomthing
[03:44] <Titan8990> tdawgedogg: when you install manually, you do have to creat a config, I am telling you to do it the ubuntu way
[03:45] <Rodolfo> Hi! I'm trying to install Ubuntu (any 8.04 or 8.10 {32 and 64}) on a computer that I have just build, but it hangs at " loading, please wait" after rebooting from another OS and choose "install" . I have been waiting for as long as 30 minuts and nothing else happens. Any ideas. Thanks.
[03:45] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, ok... the driver version is 169.12, which is less than the 173 that was installed and not the 180.22 I'd like to install :D
[03:45] <joshjtl> ooof, i am  beginning to have an unflattering opinion of the fedora community
[03:45] <nanotube> joshjtl: how come?
 I know. It worked in 7.04 with some manipulations (i.e. not otb), and stopped working since 8.04.
[03:45] <Gnea> X-tremAl_Raven: what kernel?  uname -r
[03:45] <tdawgedogg> so  how do i install the 180.22 nvidia drivers..I need them for gnome-do
[03:46] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: all 2.6.xx kernels have support for that card
 2.6.27-11-generic
[03:46] <nanotube> Rodolfo: does it work when you choose "boot livecd" instead of install?
[03:46] <tritium> VoodooDance, tdawgedogg: 180 is in the repositories
[03:46] <tritium> !info nvidia-glx-180 | VoodooDance, tdawgedogg
[03:47] <d35i9n> tdawgedogg:system-administration-hardware drivers, if its not in there then use search in synaptic
[03:47] <Rodolfo> nanotube no same message "loading, please wait"
[03:47] <VoodooDance> tritium, how do you install it?
[03:47] <hospodg> is there any way to get skype to ring on my laptop speakers while my headset is plugged in anyone?? pls help pls pls pls pls pls
[03:47] <tritium> VoodooDance: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[03:47] <nanotube> Rodolfo: did you check the cd for integrity?
[03:47] <hospodg> is there any way to get skype to ring on my laptop speakers while my headset is plugged in anyone?? pls help pls pls pls pls pls
[03:47] <Rodolfo> naotube yes I did
[03:47] <tritium> VoodooDance: you can also use synaptic or aptitude, of course
[03:47] <Thurin1> hospodg, That's a hardware issue - not software.
[03:48] <Thurin1> hospodg, Look at your laptop's manual
[03:48] <izinucs> when transferring a file from one ubuntu machine to another via ssh, what is the correct syntax?  is using scp the right tool?
[03:48] <loner269> ok guess not no worries im off thanks anyway genewitch
[03:48] <VoodooDance> tritium, tried that but it says it couldn't find the package
[03:48] <nanotube> Rodolfo: hrm... well, could be anything really... you can try an alternate boot cd, see if that works out better for you.
[03:48] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: you have to enable restricted repositories if the bot is to believed
[03:48] <tdawgedogg> i ran the .run file again...but i cant uninstall....how do i get back into x so i can download via symnatic
[03:48] <fuzzeh> does anyone know alot about the grub bootloader?
[03:48] <nsgn> ok, that worked well (NOT). my new ubuntu install never wakes up from sleep
[03:48] <fuzzeh> i think i broke mine
[03:48] <nsgn> when i press sleep it shows a blinking _ and will never return
[03:48] <Titan8990> fuzzeh: what do you need help with?
[03:48] <Ryou> wow
[03:48] <fuzzeh> actually im pretty sure
[03:49] <Titan8990> !grub | fuzzeh
[03:49] <Ryou> Hey guys - I got a question
[03:49] <Rodolfo> nanotube thanks!
[03:49] <Gnea> X-tremAl_Raven: can you sudo rmmod iwl3945 && sudo modprobe iwl3945 debug=0x43fff  , try again and repeat the dmesg pastebin?
[03:49] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, I have no idea how to enable restricted repositories
[03:49] <fuzzeh> ya ive been to those sites
[03:49] <nanotube> Rodolfo: hope that helps.. good luck :)
[03:49] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: uncomment it in /etc/apt/sources.list or uses the software sources GUI
[03:49] <tritium> VoodooDance: as you can see above, it's in the restricted component.  Make sure you've enabled it.  Are you running intrepid?
[03:50] <nDevastator> can anyone tell me how to add a program to the open with options
[03:50] <Ryou> If I type "emacs driver.c &" where driver.c is a c file, shouldn't emacs open in a new terminal window?
 http://pastebin.com/d53de44ac
[03:50] <VoodooDance> tritium, hardy
[03:50] <Titan8990> Ryou: you should see the emacs IRC
[03:50] <R34L1TY> Hey guys, i have another quick question about sound in ubuntu
[03:50] <Ryou> k
[03:51] <tritium> VoodooDance: I believe 180 is only in the intrepid repo
[03:51] <razaccour> is there a tv tuner/video capture software for Ubuntu?
[03:51] <frg22> hello, I am trying to change the mode my wireless device is operating under, but i get "Device or resource busy". I've tried doing this in recovery mode, but the settings just reset. the command I am using is `iwconfig wlan0 mode managed`
[03:51] <tritium> razaccour: yes, a few: tvtime, zapping, xawtv
[03:51] <razaccour> the one I have requires direct x, and i really don't wanna install microshit
[03:51] <Titan8990> razaccour: mythtv
[03:51] <razaccour> thanks
[03:51] <R34L1TY> Everything is working great, except for if i turn up PCM under the sound settings, it produces a really loud hum noise, whats up with that?
[03:51] <razaccour> which is the best?
[03:51] <FloodBot1> razaccour: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:51] <VoodooDance> is it possible to upgrade to intrepid?
[03:51] <Titan8990> razaccour: experiment :)
[03:51] <tritium> VoodooDance: of course
[03:51] <lwizardl> Hi
[03:51] <tritium> !upgrade | VoodooDance
[03:52] <Gnea> X-tremAl_Raven: try to scan again
[03:52] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: yes, but there are many who run in to issues, fresh installation is the recommended method
 Already did. Nothing.
[03:52] <lwizardl> does Ubuntu 8.10 support tablet pc's?
[03:52] <Gnea> X-tremAl_Raven: anything different in dmesg?
[03:52] <tritium> lwizardl: yes
[03:52] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: everyday there are new "upgrading to intrepid broke my crap" posts on the forums
[03:52] <tritium> lwizardl: note that some configuration/tweaking is required
[03:52] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: I personally didn't have any problems
[03:52] <lwizardl> sweet I just bought one and plan to install Ubuntu on it
[03:52] <Rodolfo> nanotube thanks again. But in a quick watch to all those differents kinds of intall methods, that one looks complicated. Do you think maybe it could cause my CPU is not recognized by the kernel?
[03:52] <Aayush> i have problem install vmware 6.0.5 in ubuntu 8.10 it says some unable to compile some modules for this kernel
[03:52] <niku> lwizard1 - a friend of mine had some issues w/ 8.10 on a lenovo tablet, whereas 7.10 worked out of box
[03:52] <Aayush> what to do
 No. The same iwl3945: Wait for START_ALIVE timeout after 2000ms.
[03:53] <Gnea> X-tremAl_Raven: o.O  that's new...
[03:53] <tdawgedogg> damnit can i boot into safe mode or something...im still stuck in command prompt
[03:53] <nanotube> Rodolfo: unless you have something really exotic, that wouldn't be the problem...
[03:53] <Titan8990> tdawgedogg: the command prompt is "safe mode"
[03:53] <jedi06> when i tried to play my dvd it says i don't have the codec so it give me an option to download some gstreamer codec package and i install it then it say error read when i try to play it, maybe i need the regionset package to initially set the drive's region?
[03:53] <arghh2d2> < tdawgedog> damnit can i boot into safe mode or something...im still  stuck in command prompt
 Oh, wait. It's not caused by scan
[03:53] <tdawgedogg> titan8990: can i pm you?
[03:53] <arghh2d2> sorry, wrong
[03:53] <Titan8990> tdawgedogg: sure
[03:53] <baz> I am about to install ubuntu on 10 PCs. I have one PC perfectly configured with all the proper apps installed, keyboard shortcuts set, compiz configured, updates installed, power settings chosen, etc... How can I save this state and deploy it to all 10 machines given that they all have differing hardware?
[03:53] <arghh2d2> sorry
[03:54] <mic_lovin> my windows box can see my samba shares ... but my other ubuntu box can not ... why this is?
[03:54] <usser> baz, how big is the hdd?
[03:54] <nanotube> Aayush: well, first, unless you are really tied to vmware for some reason, try virtualbox instead.
[03:54] <lwizardl> niku, tritium, ok i'll keep that in mind this is a Toshiba Protege
[03:54] <Titan8990> baz: with initrd, different hardware is not much of an issue
[03:54] <Rodolfo> nanotube haha no, I dont think it is a really exoctic one. it's a Phenom II
[03:54] <usser> baz, is it the same size?
[03:54] <baz> usser, the hard drives will all be big enough (min 180gb) but of differing sizes and one will even have RAID
[03:55] <Gnea> X-tremAl_Raven: check this out and give it a whirl: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/248321
[03:55] <baz> Titan8990, so should a straight HD image do the trick?
[03:55] <nanotube> Rodolfo: should be ok... could be anything else though. if you built your own comp, often poor memory seating causes problems. did you run the memtest?
[03:55] <nanotube> Rodolfo: or just bad chips, too
[03:55] <usser> baz, you can you use dd but it'll take quite a while, partimage is a great choice, not sure how it'll work with raid though
 Seems like I should compile iwl3945. But this driver is already in the system.
[03:55] <Titan8990> baz: yes, if the partition sizes are to be the same
[03:55] <mic_lovin> !samba
[03:56] <Titan8990> baz: dd, partimage, clonezilla, take your pick
[03:56] <mib> hi.anyone knows how to adjust partition space in ubuntu?
[03:56] <razaccour> thanks
[03:56] <Aayush> how to minimize evolution to system tray
[03:56] <razaccour> tvtime seems to be pretty good
[03:56] <Rodolfo> nanotube I'm afraid that the second choice could be the one (foxconn A7DA S)... maybe that... ok I'll see
[03:56] <baz> Titan8990, usser, so the only limitation is that all physical partitions have to be the same
[03:56] <jedi06> however i have not installed ubuntu-restricted-extras yet which i will try now
[03:56] <tritium> mib: gparted
[03:56] <arghh2d2> mib, cfdisk works
[03:57] <mib> tritium: i did try gparted
[03:57] <baz> Titan8990, usser, I could maybe live with that - perhaps just a different /home if possible
[03:57] <mib> let me paste a snapshot here
[03:57] <tritium> mib: that's the most commonly used
[03:57] <nsgn> ok, i've tried various BIOS settings for standby. in all cases unbutu crashes and wont recover without full power cycle if i try to suspend/sleep
[03:57] <nsgn> help?
[03:57] <R34L1TY> Does anyone know why raising the PCM under my speaker settings produces a very loud high pitched buzz?
[03:57] <nanotube> Rodolfo: the boot cd also has a memory test option - so try running that. might take a while, but it's worth it to run that on a freshly built com.
[03:57] <Aayush> how to minimize evolution to system tray
[03:57] <nanotube> Rodolfo: *comp
[03:58] <Titan8990> baz: that might be a bit more difficult
[03:58] <mib> http://imageshack.us/img/butansn.png
[03:58] <usser> baz, not really size doesnt matter, only that the the partition that you have currently setup on the image has to fit on the smallest hdd on all the clones, ie master hdd should be smaller than that of the clone
[03:58] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, I should be fine with the upgrade... I haven't really done anything with the distro that didn't use the package manager
[03:58] <mib> this is my current snapshot of my harddisk.i have sda4 which is my current working spce. And another 68GB of unallocated space
[03:59] <mib> i wanted to trasnfer some of the 68GB of unallocated to my sda4. But there seems no easy way out
[03:59] <Lana> I'm making a custom folder icon in inkscape but I'm not able to save it. it says "file could not be saved". anyone know what could be the problem?
[03:59] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: just be careful about what config files you tell it to keep
[03:59] <arghh2d2> mib: , you cant send partition space to anothe drive
[03:59] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: that is often what give people grief
[03:59] <Rodolfo> nanotube ok looks like I should try that... even if same rig have W7 beta running on it without any problems...maybe linux kernel is as much picky like that!! I will try the mem test though!!
[03:59] <gralco> Code::Blocks vs Anjuta... just trying to decide, any advice?
[04:00] <tty01> mib next time use lvm2
[04:00] <Titan8990> anyone that I am currently helping:  I have to go afk for 15min
[04:00] <mib> because the current sda4 space is limited which is 20GB and only left few GB..i plan to find ways to absorb some unalocated space to there
[04:00] <nanotube> Rodolfo: ok, give that a shot, and see what it reports. :) could be all good, you know... no guarantees that that's the problem.
[04:00] <mib> any thing i could do currently to do that
[04:00] <Depressed> why won't the ubuntu installation detect my harddrives on my eeePC
[04:01] <Rodolfo> nanotube cool!!
[04:01] <arghh2d2> mib what do you need the new space for? system files or storage?
[04:01] <mib> storage
[04:01] <nsgn> dangit...googling tells me that suspend/sleep is really lame in Ubuntu. is this true?
[04:01] <nsgn> because i really assumed it'd be ok. it's a dealbreaker for me if it can't work
[04:01] <mib> my main current space is 20GB (sda4) which contain the bin...etc..
[04:01] <adante> hi guys i am trying to install ubuntu server edition - it says it can't find a network interface and i may need to specify a module, but there it no place to specify a module? how can i do it?
[04:01] <nanotube> Rodolfo: good luck :)
[04:01] <tty01> why not just format then mount it as extra storage? 0_o
[04:02] <cast|lir> suspend/sleep is often enough broken in any OS, unfortunately :(
[04:02] <mib> ah?
[04:02] <arghh2d2> mib:, just mount that drive and make a link to it in your home folder
[04:02] <baz> usser, thats perfect, will more than comfortably fit on the smallest HD. My aim is to have the "/" partition be 25gb (4-5gb used) and the rest /home. Would the tools Titan8990 mentioned earlier (dd, partimage, clonezilla) be the first place to start?
[04:02] <mib> moutn which dirve? the unaalocated space?
[04:02] <arghh2d2> mib: yeah
[04:02] <mib> mount as a new drive arghh2d2?
[04:03] <kompi07> cr_tmn
[04:03] <mib> means i will have 20GB as one drive (sda4) and another 68GB as another drive
[04:03] <arghh2d2> mib: well format it first if you havent already
[04:03] <jeffball55> /quit
[04:03] <tty01> and dont forget to add it to fstab
[04:03] <kompi07>     
[04:03] <arghh2d2> tty01: adding it to fstab is easy
[04:03] <mib> is that formatting them using gparted?
[04:03] <arghh2d2> errr tty01 that was for mib
[04:03] <tty01> if he doesnt know how to format/mount what makes you think its easy for him?
[04:04] <arghh2d2> mib: adding it to fstab is easy
[04:04] <tty01> ah
[04:04] <mib> blur.
[04:04] <arghh2d2> mib: yeah, gparted
[04:04] <arghh2d2> or qparted
[04:04] <ph0rensic> whats the off-topic room?
[04:04] <usser> baz, dd would probably be simplest, it copies byte by byte, but can be a pain to clone, you have to go around with master hdd and hook it up to each of the slaves, or you can make an image and dd it through nfs or samba(you'll have to boot clones into livecds)
[04:04] <mib> arghh..you mean create new partition from the 80GB?
[04:04] <dougemd> four8d
[04:05] <arghh2d2> mib: yes
[04:05] <Lana> ah I figured it out, it's because the folder I want to save it in says I don't have permission. how do I bring up the login so I can make the folder see I'm the owner?
[04:05] <tty01> mib: sudo fdisk -l and paste that into pastebin then provide the link....ill type it out for ya
[04:05] <arghh2d2> resise make a new filesystem, ext3, or whatever you choose
[04:05] <mib> but argghh, that would create a separate drive instead of transferring some space to the existing sda4
[04:05] <jedi06> does the ubuntu-restricted-extras have libdvdread3 in it?
[04:05] <dougemd> hello?
[04:06] <usser> baz, partimage has extensive network support, and is faster since it doesnt copy empty space on the hdd, but can be a little tricky to learn/use
[04:06] <arghh2d2> mib: thats what i dont understand...you CANNOT put free space from one drive to another drive, it's not a virtual filesystem
[04:06] <arghh2d2> or whatever, maybe i just dont understand you well enough mib
[04:07] <mib> ok
[04:07] <arghh2d2> however..
[04:07] <usser> zfs ftw
[04:07] <arghh2d2> you can easily store files on any drive and/or partition, mib
[04:07] <dougemd> hey, I'm trying to mount a brand new 4g USB key from microcenter. I put it in my mac and dropped a 700meg file on it. I just put in in my ubuntu machine and I can see it in dmegs, but its doesn't auto mount
[04:07] <dougemd> anyone help?
[04:08] <cast|lir> id see if it mounts  manually
[04:08] <tty01> logical volume you can!
[04:08] <arghh2d2> tty01: is that whats up? i did not know that
[04:09] <arghh2d2> i just put my /home folder on a seperat drive or partition and be happy
[04:09] <Xaero1> So I compiled the kernel and put it in grub, but it panics on me complaining about not being able to mount root?? anybody got any ideas?
[04:09] <tty01> yessir! i have 3 seperate 500GB as one
[04:09] <kc8pxy> i need some help. i'm trying to compile approx, for use in caching ubuntu packages. my insanity shows when i say I'm compiling it on a non-debian-based distro. but I've ironed out all but the final few bugs in compiling it.
[04:09] <R34L1TY> Can anyone explain what PCM is in the volume mixer?
[04:10] <kc8pxy> why is there .cmxa file in the syslog-ocaml package?
[04:10] <baz> usser, clonezilla looks sweet
[04:10] <jedi06> ok just installed ubuntu_restricted-extras and i try to play my dvd with totem and totem just closes?
[04:10] <kc8pxy> s/is there/is there NOT a /
[04:10] <baz> usser, "can clone up to 40 computers simultaneously"
[04:10] <xonpathos> ok, if I think I have it set up to run metacity, but I suspect compiz has taken over again, how can I tell for sure?
[04:11]  * BlinkyToon has enough trouble with just TWO ! 
[04:12] <usser> baz, it all depends on your network connection, sure you can clone 40 comps, but its gonna be mad slow, im judging from my experience with ghost, a 40gb partition clones in about 40 minutes over 100mbps with about 20 computers going, 25 with 2
[04:12] <Frijolie> anyone know of a decent iPod transfer application. I'm drawing blanks here. I've already tried gtkpod and hipo
[04:12] <kc8pxy> is thee anyone aware of this?
[04:12] <Frijolie> gpodder is cool for podcasts but that's all it's capable of
[04:12] <qcjn> hi, Is it possible to name the different desk
[04:12] <Mike9022> I ran this command a few days ago to turn on VNC:  'x11vnc -forever -usepw -httpdir /usr/share/vnc-java/ -httpport 5800'. Now I'm wondering how I can turn it off
[04:12] <cast|lir> always the option to install free firmware on your ippod :)
[04:13] <b3z3rk3r> Frijolie, you could try winamp via WINE
[04:13] <Frijolie> b3z3rk3r, yeah thanks, I was counting out WINE...if I do that I may as well just use iTunes
[04:13] <usser> Mike9022, killall -9 x11vnc
[04:13] <baz> usser, thats pretty good
[04:14] <jedi06> same with vlc
[04:14] <b3z3rk3r> Frijolie, Nooo.. dont go to the dark side! I know they have cookies, but we do good muffins?
[04:14] <Xaero1> << this guy might just be retarded
[04:14] <Frijolie> b3z3rk3r, yeah I"m here to find the muffin(s)
[04:14] <b3z3rk3r> Frijolie, try something like Amarok or Rythmbox
[04:14] <Frijolie> b3z3rk3r, i've only found burnt old brownies so far
[04:14] <Xaero1> Is flaming one's self prohibited?
[04:14] <drash> Frijolie: have you tried gtkpod ?
[04:15] <b3z3rk3r> Frijolie, aww.. im sorry, il try make some fresh ones next time you are on
[04:15] <Frijolie> b3z3rk3r, tried Rhythmbox only drag-n-drop works...too much hassle
[04:15] <arghh2d2> rythmbox is good for ipods
[04:15] <Frijolie> drash, yes gtkpod is the worst
[04:15] <arghh2d2> almost identical to itunes
[04:15] <arghh2d2> '
[04:15] <kreino> help, may i know what key to view 3d desktop after i set up it in comfiz
[04:15] <kreino> help, may i know what key to view 3d desktop after i set up it in comfiz?
[04:15] <b3z3rk3r> Frijolie, what exactly are you looking to do with it?
[04:15] <drash> Frijolie: odd, works great here
[04:15] <Frijolie> gtkpod has one good feature, reencoding on-the-fly
[04:15] <arghh2d2> gtkpod does its job, rythmbox is much smoother
[04:16] <solexious> How can I check if jumbo frames is enabled on my card?
[04:16] <Frijolie> most of my music library is .flac gtkpod converted it to .mp3 for transfer
[04:16] <b3z3rk3r> kreino, do you have the CCSM instaled from thr Repos?
[04:16] <Frijolie> gktpod's UI wasn't very intuitive and it corrupted my filesystem on the iPod
[04:16] <kreino> yes, i already installed it in my ubuntu
[04:16] <Frijolie> would transfer duplicate files, wouldn't preserve id3 tags
[04:16] <Frijolie> plus there's an older version in the repos
[04:16] <usser> baz, i got my numbers wrong 25gb image sorry
[04:17] <b3z3rk3r> kreino, then you just need to enable 4 workspaces and you are all set. unless you have sone that already?
[04:17] <Neros> hey all I have a question. I really like that when ubuntu detects removable media it auto mounts it and makes the launcher on the desktop..... how do i make it make those launchers on the right hand side so they dont just get stuck with my regualr icons
[04:17] <arghh2d2> Frijolie: rythmbox corrupted my ipod a few times too, it's annoying but real mp3 players should be drag and drop to begin with.
[04:17] <Bikeguy> does anyone know how to change your default display manager without removing kdm or gdm ?
[04:17] <kreino> what that 4 workplace
[04:18] <tritium> Bikeguy: sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm (or kdm, if you prefer.  same effect)
[04:18] <Frijolie> b3z3rk3r, they also have an older version of Amarok in the repos
[04:18] <Frijolie> b3z3rk3r, not even 2.0
[04:18] <impreziv> How would I go about adding more desktops if i have removed the bottom panel with the desktop wall image on it?
[04:18] <Bikeguy> thanks tritium
[04:18] <b3z3rk3r> Frijolie, you could always dual boot, or even put custom firmware on your pod if you are unhappy with the other solutions?
[04:18] <Frijolie> drash, maybe I'm just having bad luck?
[04:18] <kreino> what that 4 workplace, b3z3rk3r
[04:18] <arghh2d2> impreziv: re-add the applet
[04:18] <b3z3rk3r> kreino, PM me and il explain for you
[04:18] <usser> amarok 2 is no good for ipod syncing support for audio devices is not present in it as of yet
[04:18] <jedi06> well i can't get either totem or vlc to play my dvd i installed libdvdread3 gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly ubuntu-restricted-extras and ran install-css.sh
[04:18] <arghh2d2> impreziv: right click applet, add applet
[04:19] <Frijolie> b3z3rk3r, i do have XP in a VM...i thought about going that route. I'd just prefer to stay native to my host OS
[04:19] <arghh2d2> right click panel, add applet
[04:19] <Frijolie> b3z3rk3r, if at all possible
[04:19] <arghh2d2> amarok sucks
[04:19] <Frijolie> b3z3rk3r, I have also contemplated going RockBox
[04:19] <b3z3rk3r> Frijolie, sure, thats understandable. What ipod do you have, and what version is the software? i have a 6th Gen and its just fine with both Amarok and Rythmbox
[04:19] <zerko6> anyone here actually rent dedicated servers?
[04:20]  * linux_guy orders one of those Ubuntu stress balls with rush delivery
[04:20] <Frijolie> b3z3rk3r, I have an older 40GB 4G Grayscale iPod classic
[04:20] <impreziv> Thank you guys
[04:20] <drash> Frijolie: dunno, depends on your specific iPod model perhaps, and setting up gtkpod's preferences
[04:20] <xonpathos> anybody know how to make metacity permanently replace compiz?
[04:20] <arghh2d2> Frijolie: hell, you could probly just put linux on that puppy
[04:21] <jedi06> in totem i select play dvd and it immediately closes vlc doesn't seem to do anything after i say play
[04:21] <jedi06> is there some logs i can look at?
[04:21] <Frijolie> drash, that was my main complaint about gtkpod it's user interface wasn't very intuitive for me
[04:21] <usser> jedi06, do you have libdvdcss2?
[04:21] <linux_guy> arghh2d2, puppy linux!
[04:21] <arghh2d2> not that puppy
[04:21] <jedi06> usser how do i check but i think so
[04:21] <arghh2d2> that puppy meaning his old ipod
[04:21] <Frijolie> arghh2d2, I do like the UI of the iPod though. iPod Linux right?
[04:21] <usser> jedi06, dpkg -l | grep css2
[04:21] <Frijolie> arghh2d2, I haven't checked that one out yet
[04:21] <alienseer23> does the microsft Zune player work out of the box with intrepid?
[04:22] <arghh2d2> Frijolie: yeah, ipodlinux.com
[04:22] <linux_guy> alienseer23, thats just wrong man
[04:22] <linux_guy> lol
[04:22] <arghh2d2> err ipodlinux.org
[04:22] <jedi06> yes i do 1.2.10-0.2medibuntu1
[04:22] <nanotube> linux_guy: haha
[04:22] <jedi06> usser yes i do
[04:22] <Frijolie> arghh2d2, I'll check that out
[04:22] <b3z3rk3r> Frijolie, have you tried the forums on this one? It sounds to me like a specific prob with that model
[04:22] <alienseer23> linux_guy: it's for a friend...trying to convert ... and I agree, it is wrong
[04:23] <jedi06> it was in the ubuntu-restricted-extras
[04:23] <alienseer23> but does it work?
[04:23] <b3z3rk3r> Frijolie, as most of the ipod issues have been worked out now, they were bad a few years ago
[04:23] <Frijolie> b3z3rk3r, well that's the problem...there's WAY too much info on iPods on the forums
[04:23] <Frijolie> b3z3rk3r, I used to use Rhythmbox until a week ago. Rhythmbox seems to be a dead project
[04:23] <tritium> jedi06: it's in the medibuntu repository for legal reasons
[04:23] <Frijolie> they're not updating it frequently at all
[04:23] <usser> jedi06, something like that ii  libdvdcss2                                 1.2.10-0.2medibuntu1
[04:23] <Frijolie> so now I'm trying Songbird and that wont even recognize my iPod
[04:24] <Frijolie> the only app that won't recoginze it
[04:24] <jedi06> yes usser it is there
[04:24] <usser> jedi06, libdvdread3?
[04:24] <jedi06> yes it is
[04:24] <arghh2d2> Frijolie: did you try rhythmbox?
[04:24] <jedi06> yes it is usser i installed it
[04:24] <Frijolie> arghh2d2, yeah that was my first attempt
[04:25] <[T]ank> my laptop mic seems to be working. When i crank it up all the way in alsamixer, I can hear my typing and other noises amplified back out the speakers. However... I cannot get ANY applications to use it. I am testing with the sound recorder app in the application menu as well as a few other programs like zoiper (softphone). any ideas?
[04:25] <usser> jedi06, hm, should work, try running vlc from the terminal and playing dvd see what errors it gives you
[04:25] <jedi06> how so
[04:25] <arghh2d2> well if rhythmbox didnt work then you might have other issues
[04:25] <xonpathos> anybody know the permanent version of metacity --replace?  seems that only persists until reboot :/
[04:25] <Frijolie> primarily I use my iPod for podcasts and then music second. Drag-n-drop was awfully messy not much automation
[04:25] <arghh2d2> hotplugging or something
[04:26] <jedi06> where does the dvd mount to?
[04:26] <Frijolie> gtkpod allowed for more automation but then wound up corrupting library and would transfer duplicate songs
[04:26] <nsgn> argh, can anybody help me with suspend? i'm having a hard time even following tutorials on s2ram/s2both/s2disk
[04:26] <b3z3rk3r> Frijolie, cant find anything on your issue on the forums, and i honestly have no idea how to progress now either. Do anyone else know anything about this?
[04:26] <usser> jedi06, /media/cdrom or /media/dvd
[04:26] <jedi06> cdrom
[04:27] <[T]ank> anyone able to help me with that laptop mic question above?
[04:27] <Frijolie> b3z3rk3r, i know, that's why I came here hoping to have someone with experience. Thanks for trying though
[04:27] <jedi06> how do i get vlc to play it in terminal
[04:27] <xonpathos> [T]ank, could it be that you've got it set up for playback, but not recording?
[04:27] <usser> jedi06, just open the terminal and type vlc
[04:27] <Frijolie> one other question while on the iPod topic...
[04:27] <arghh2d2> Frijolie: honestly, if i had one of the old ipods, i would at least try ipodlinux, if it doesnt work you can just reload the firmware with itunes, if it does work you'll have a kick ass drag and drop mp3 player
[04:28] <jedi06> what about vlc /media/cdrom
[04:28] <Frijolie> now that I've uninstalled gtkpod and rhythmbox i do not have a player associated or set as default player for music
[04:28] <b3z3rk3r> Frijolie, had issues with mine a few years back, but its all been fixed now
[04:28] <[T]ank> xonpathos: what do you mean? The mic set up for playback? Or the app... im using sound recorder.
[04:28] <b3z3rk3r> Frijolie, have you considered putting in a bug report???
[04:28] <bbzez> how come when i go to gnome-look.org it redirects me to tutorialvid.com??
[04:28] <bbzez> how come when i go to gnome-look.org it redirects me to tutorialvid.com??
[04:28] <bbzez> woops
[04:28] <Frijolie> however evertime I insert/mount my iPod VLC loads and randomly starts playing a song
[04:28] <xonpathos> [T]ank, the mic
[04:28] <bruenig> arghh2d2: wut
[04:28] <FloodBot1> bbzez: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:28] <Frijolie> how/wher can I stop this from happening?
[04:28] <[T]ank> xonpathos: how can i check?
[04:28] <arghh2d2> bruenig: wut wut
[04:28] <Frijolie> i've checked System > Preferences > Preferred Applications
[04:28] <bbzez> how come when i go to gnome-look.org it redirects me to tutorialvid.com??
[04:29] <jedi06> oh its talking about suspect rce region protection
[04:29] <jedi06> do i need to set my region
[04:29] <jedi06> menu languages en not found
[04:29] <bruenig> arghh2d2: in the butt?
[04:29] <jedi06> menu languages available: ??
[04:29] <arghh2d2> ya momma
[04:29] <Frijolie> b3z3rk3r, yeah I've thought about submitting a bug report but that doesn't do anything for me now...only down the road and by the time they fix it I'll already have moved on to another more linux friendly player
[04:30] <solexious> How can I check if jumbo frames are enabled on my card?
[04:30] <xonpathos> [T]ank, in the Volume properties -> Preferences, make sure you're showing the Capture
[04:30] <usser> jedi06, did you try a different disk, maybe the problem is a faulty disk
[04:30] <Xaero1> bbzez: your not the only person experiencing that, it looks like their site might be under attack or have been exploited in some way... in the meantime for your non gnome (emerald and the like) kde-look.org should have the majority of the same stuff
[04:30] <xonpathos> [T]ank and then make sure that the mic isn't showing as muted
[04:30] <Xaero1> except that kde-look.org does the same exact thing
[04:30] <Xaero1> odd
[04:30] <jedi06> i think it is the region
[04:30] <xonpathos> [T]ank it'll be on the Recording tab
[04:30] <[T]ank> xonpathos: that I have done
[04:30] <bbzez> kde-look.org also redirects
[04:31] <[T]ank> its all showing like i would expect it should
[04:31] <xonpathos> [T]ank then you set the program to use Capture?  and turned the volume up?
[04:31] <kc8pxy> ok, i have i need help from someone who knows ocaml. I'm trying to get sha.cmxa for use in compiling approx. for some reason it's the ONLY file not being created from the make files. and it's the only thing keeping me from making this work. why is it not being made, and how does approx compile for ubuntu w/o it?
[04:31] <[T]ank> yeah
[04:31] <Frijolie> any ideas on VLC loading and randomly playing a track when i mount my iPod? How to stop that?
[04:31] <xonpathos> got more than 1 capture possible?
[04:31] <arghh2d2> yall should listen to bruenig now, he knows everythig there is to know about the great wonderful phenomanon that is "Ubuntu"
[04:32] <[T]ank> just the HDA Intel (Alsa mixer)
[04:32] <jedi06> thats gay you can only change the region code 5 times
[04:32] <rdancer> what are the alternatives for viewing embedded flash in firefox?
[04:32] <xonpathos> I meant on the Recording tab, you should have a channel listed called "Capture"
[04:32] <Teutonic> solexious, use the ifconfig command and look at the MTU. If its greater than 1500 you're getting into jumbo frames range
[04:32] <jagadeesh_> what software is good for syncing symbian phone data with desktop
[04:32] <jedi06> US region code is 1 right?
[04:32] <b3z3rk3r> jedi06, you could always jsut get region free data? :)
[04:32] <xonpathos> I have 2, "Capture" and "Capture 1"
[04:33] <jedi06> well it says some dvds won't play if you haven't initialized the region
[04:33] <[T]ank> xonpathos: what are you looking at that has tabs?
[04:33] <jedi06> region 1 is USA?
[04:33] <root> Hi friends
[04:33] <root> root here
[04:33] <root> I was wondering
[04:33] <xonpathos> [T]ank Volume Control.  got it by double clicking the volume slider in the task bar
[04:33] <root> In "keyboard shortcuts"
[04:33] <solexious> Teutonic, >1500? im getting 1500 to i take it not?
[04:33] <Flannel> !enter | root
[04:34] <root> I can bind switch to workspace 1 and 2
[04:34] <root> So
[04:34] <arghh2d2> USA is always number 1
[04:34] <[T]ank> xonpathos: ok... so I only have a playback and switches tab
[04:34] <kylefox> how can i change another user's password from the command line?  (I am root)
[04:34] <root> in "keyboard shortcuts", I see the fields to allow binding to switch to workspaces 1 and 2, but there are no fields for Workspaces 3 and 4
[04:34] <nsgn> anyone with help for uswsusp and suspend on a new install on modern intel hardware? can't suspend
[04:34] <jedi06> well it says the region is already set to 1
[04:34] <root> where can I program those shortcuts :D
[04:34] <xonpathos> [T]ank go into Preferences and see if you can find anything listed as Recording
[04:34] <[T]ank> microphone is on the playback tab
[04:34] <Flannel> kyledr_: passwd user
[04:35] <drash> Frijolie: in Nautilus, try checking your settings under Edit > Preferences > Media
[04:35] <Teutonic> solexious, that just means that you don't have it enabled. You can enable it by setting your MTU size through ifconfig if your card supports it
[04:35] <[T]ank> xonpathos:: capture and capture 1
[04:35] <kyledr_> Flannel: what?
[04:35] <xonpathos> [T]ank check those
[04:35] <xonpathos> then you'll get a Recording tab
[04:35] <Flannel> kylefox: passwd user
[04:35] <Flannel> kyledr_: Sorry
[04:35] <[T]ank> recording muted... testing now...
[04:36] <Sylphid> root, add workspace 3 and 4 to your workspace switcher and they will be added to your keyboard shortcut menu
[04:36] <root> Sylphid: Let's see if you're right
[04:36] <[T]ank> xonpathos: that did it... thank you very much
[04:36] <xonpathos> [T]ank np
[04:36] <root> Sylphid: You're right! Thanks
[04:37] <nathanhelp> !source
[04:37] <Sylphid> root, np
[04:37] <arghh2d2> how'd he get the nick name 'root'?  i figured that'd be the first nick registered.
[04:37] <root> Sylphid: another question my friend
[04:37] <kao> Hello, I am trying to get Logitech Quickcam For Notebooks working on Hardy. lsusb lists as ID 046d:08dd Logitech, Inc.
[04:37] <kao> The video in cheese is weird colours
[04:37] <Teutonic> solexious, the command you are looking for goes as follows, ifconfig mtu mtuSize where mtuSize is the number you would like to set it to
[04:38] <root> Sylphid: When I try to use irssi under my regular account, I encounter this error while /server irc.freenode.net'ing: 20:37 -!- Irssi: Unable to connect server irc.freenode.net port 6667 [Cannot  assign requested address: 208.113.233.166]
[04:38] <nsgn> is there a quick command/method for finding the UUID of one's swap partition?
[04:38] <Frijolie> drash, yeah, I think that will do it. I can say that I've never even looked at the preferences in Nautilus
[04:38] <root> Sylphid: any idea on how I can get that working?
[04:38] <rdancer_> i have installed libflash-mozplugin, but youtube still telling me i don't have flash installed?
[04:38] <Frijolie> drash, I did try right-clicking on the media and removed everything from the "open with"
[04:38] <nathanhelp> I need some guidance on how to download and install a program. As far as I can tell only a source is available for my platform (Ubuntu 8.10 with Gnome).
[04:38] <Light-> rdancer_, use flashplugin-nonfree
[04:38] <Flannel> nathanhelp: What program?
[04:39] <nathanhelp> Flannel:  pidgin
[04:39] <linux_guy> nibbles wont run, what should i do?
[04:39] <rdancer> Light-: i have to restart ff too much with that one
[04:39] <Frijolie> nathanhelp, sudo apt-get install pidgin
[04:39] <Light-> rdancer, or go grab flash 10 from adobes website, they have a linux version
[04:39] <Flannel> nathanhelp: pidgin is available for 8.10, in fact, it should already be installed.
[04:39] <solexious> Teutonic, thank you, tired it but it appears my card doesnt support bgger than 9000
[04:39] <Frijolie> nathanhelp, from a terminal
[04:39] <linux_guy> linux_guy, get a life
[04:39] <Sylphid> root, 1 sec ... got an idea
[04:39] <jedi06> so vlc uses qt and it says APainter::begin Paint device returned engine ==0, type: 1
[04:39] <kylefox> Is there any kind of guide anywhere for setting up SFTP?  I have a client who needs access to a folder on our server, i have *no* idea how to set it up
[04:39] <solexious> Teutonic, thank you for your help
[04:39] <root> Sylphid: holding :)
[04:39] <drash> Frijolie: yep, confusing in my opinion, I use xfce & thunar instead of nautilus
[04:39] <rdancer> Light-: why does libflash-mozplugin not work?
[04:39] <nathanhelp> Flannel: It is installed however the latest version isnt available in the repositories.
[04:39] <jedi06> QPainter*
[04:40] <Frijolie> nathanhelp, Applications > Accessories > Terminal
[04:40] <Light-> rdancer, I have no idea, having never used it
[04:40] <Flannel> kylefox: just install openssh-server, and connect with a sftp client
[04:40] <linux_guy> Sylphid, whats up
[04:40] <Teutonic> solexious, no worries.
[04:40] <Flannel> nathanhelp: What do youwant the newer version for?
[04:40] <Pyles17> my intel 3945 card only works occasionally. the driver comes standard with ubuntu, but "lshw -C network" usually gives the card "unclaimed" status
[04:40] <root> linux_guy: I'm encountering this bug: 20:37 -!- Irssi: Unable to connect server irc.freenode.net port 6667 [Cannot  assign requested address: 208.113.233.166]
[04:40] <kao> Hello, I am trying to get Logitech Quickcam For Notebooks working on Hardy. lsusb lists as ID 046d:08dd Logitech, Inc. Cheese displays the video output in weird colors.
[04:40] <nathanhelp> Flannel: To be updated to latest :)
[04:40] <kylefox> Flannel: I already have SSH access.  I'm just not sure how to add a user, set proper perms etc.
[04:40] <Sylphid> linux_guy, how goes it
[04:40] <kylefox> (as in, I have root ssh access)
[04:41] <linux_guy> Sylphid, i got that free computer
[04:41] <root> does Mark Shuttlesworth ever chill here?
[04:41] <nathanhelp> Frijolie: Thanks. But im thinking if they arent in the repos, that wont work.
[04:41] <com-5> kl
[04:41] <Flannel> kylefox: the same way you add a regular user to the system, adduser is the easiest way.
[04:41] <Frijolie> drash, XFCE is too mac'ish for me imho
[04:41] <linux_guy> Sylphid, installed 8.10 on it (199mb ram) it runs 75% cpu and 75% memory at idle lol
[04:41] <nathanhelp> Frijolie, & Flannel: i guess what im asking is more this... teach me how to work with source files so i can learn how to do it myself. are you able to do that with me?
[04:41] <Frijolie> nathanhelp, yeah I saw after I typed that you're looking for the most up-to-date
[04:42] <ben44b> does anyone know what Error 21 at Grub Loading means?
[04:42] <Flannel> !highno | nathanhelp
[04:42] <Frijolie> nathanhelp, if you install by source it won't auto update in the future
[04:42] <kao> Hello, I am trying to get Logitech Quickcam For Notebooks working on Hardy. lsusb lists as ID 046d:08dd Logitech, Inc. Cheese displays the video output in weird colors.
[04:42] <kylefox> Flannel: right, i did that too. the next steps (enabling ssh access, setting folder perms) are the part i have no idea about
[04:42] <Flannel> kylefox: What sort of folder permissions?
[04:42] <jedi06> ok usser i took it out and put the cd back it and it seemed to work now
[04:43] <root> Sylphid: anything coming to you?
[04:43] <usser> jedi06, hm the same one? thats weird
[04:43] <Teutonic> ben44b, try http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-grub/2003-02/msg00082.html
[04:43] <jedi06> actually it played a little intro and totem says an error occurred failed to connect stream: OK
[04:43] <kao> Anyone know? :(
[04:43] <Sylphid> root, not very familiar with irssi but try using port 8001 instead of 6667
[04:43] <rdancer> what can i do to stop flashplugin-nonfree from stopping to work? i have to restart ff all the time in order to view flash, and often i have to reload a page few times to have the flash components display?
[04:44] <ben44b> thanks Teuton
[04:44] <usser> jedi06, did u try running vlc in terminal?
[04:44] <jedi06> i'm doing that now
[04:44] <MethinX> Hello Ubuntu users
[04:44] <jedi06> it seems to work now
[04:44] <jedi06> totem didn't work
[04:44] <Pyles17> my intel 3945 card only works occasionally. the driver comes standard with ubuntu, but "lshw -C network" usually gives the card "unclaimed" status
[04:44] <kylefox> Flannel: I only want him to have read/write access to /www/hisdomain.com/files
[04:44] <Flannel> kylefox: You do that with regular unix file permissions
[04:44] <kylefox> Flannel: and of course the web server (www-data) still needs to read that folder as well
[04:44] <jedi06> also totem can't see the menus of another disc i had
[04:45] <Gate> Anyone help with a GRUB setup problem on a software RAID? Forum post: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1057412
[04:45] <jedi06> anyway i guess this will work for me now it all seems a little buggy to me
[04:45] <nsgn> information for 8.10 and suspend/sleep on intel chipset, anybody? i've actually gotten s2both/s2ram working and they just crash the system just like normal suspend/hybernate
[04:46] <MethinX> I was just wondering if anyone knew of a program, instead of kb2skype or skypemate, that works the same? Just trying to find a gnome version of Skypemate or kb2skype
[04:46] <lilkuz85> hey guys...im having a problem getting ubuntu to boot on my pc, it has something to dowith the intel onboard graphics, ive also tried to run backtrack 3 final, and they both have problems with the graphics...any ideas on this ???
[04:46] <kylefox> Flannel: okay, but as-is his user seems to be able to see *everything*
[04:46] <kylefox> so like... how can I disable him from accessing everything else?
[04:46] <kao> Would anyone happen to know why my Webcam in Skype Appears to be very Dark?
[04:47] <ph0rensic> kao: turn the lights on???
[04:47] <tanto_> i'm having a problem with my ubuntu+screen+irssi character encoding
[04:47] <kao> funny :)
[04:47] <Sylphid> linux_guy, lol sounds like a beast =P
[04:47] <kao> ph0rensic: but really >_>
[04:47] <tanto_> it's turning a little dot in the center of the line into a block
[04:47] <tanto_> without screen it works great, but inside of screen it's all messed up
[04:47] <Sylphid> linux_guy, tried xubuntu?
[04:47] <kao> ph0rensic: If i flick my lighter and put it near it I can see the flames and if I point it at light sources i can barely see them
[04:48] <ph0rensic> kao: What i mean is try turnong the lighting up and see what happens to the output
[04:48] <linux_guy> Sylphid, i'll try that next, think it will be THAT much difference?
[04:48] <ph0rensic> kao: hmm weird
[04:48] <kao> ph0rensic: I put a light source right in front of it and its barely visible and you cannot see my face less than 10 inches away with 3 lights on in the room
[04:48] <Sylphid> linux_guy, you would be surprised
[04:48] <nathanhelp> Flannel & Frijolie: pidgin 2.5.4 fixes some crashes when communicating with MSN clients. Since I communicate with MSN clients lots, i would like to upgrade from 2.5.2 to 2.5.4. And the 2.5.4 is not in the repos yet, (I assume since updater doesnt register the 2.5.4 version). Can you recommend a course of action for me?
[04:49] <jedi06> in vlc can you change the font of subtitles? cuas that looks horrible
[04:49] <Gate> nathanhelp: I believe pidgin runs their own repo
[04:49] <Frijolie> nathanhelp, get your "buddies" to install pidgin! it's cross platform
[04:49] <Gate> all you have to do is add it to your apt list
[04:49] <nsgn> is it just not worth using ubuntu on a laptop because you freaking can't sleep...?
[04:49] <nsgn> this is rediculous
[04:49] <linux_guy> Sylphid, i would much rather install from iso or usb next time, i think its a 1.2x cdrom
[04:49] <nathanhelp> Frijolie: I'm talking about me...upgrading to the latest version...using a source file.
[04:49] <Sylphid> linux_guy, lol usb install is ftw
[04:49] <ph0rensic> kao: thats terrible.. i have no ideas sorry
[04:50] <linux_guy> Sylphid, unfortunately, it's so old, i dont think it will support anything else besides cd
[04:50] <linux_guy> Sylphid, I cant even find the bios
[04:50] <Sylphid> linux_guy, id have to look for it but there is a bootable cd that just loads modules to let you boot from usb
[04:50] <hospodg> how do i change my default mail application?
[04:50] <Teutonic> nsgn, what laptop are you using?
[04:51] <Frijolie> nathanhelp, compiling from source can be opening a can-o-worms sometimes
[04:51] <Frijolie> nathanhelp, what they call "dependency hell"..i'm hesitant to recommend that
[04:51] <arghh2d2> on ubuntu
[04:51] <drash> nathanhelp: download pidgin debs from getdeb.net, that has 2.5.4 i believe
[04:52] <tanto_> i'm having a problem with my ubuntu+screen+irssi character encoding, in ubuntu+screen it's turning a little dot in the center of the line into a block.. without screen it works great, but inside of screen it's all messed up
[04:52] <Gate> Can anyone assist with a GRUB problem on a software RAID? I get file not found, after reinstall it just gives me the grub prompts
[04:52] <nathanhelp> drash: I have been specifically *strongly* encourage to not use getdeb.net
[04:52] <nsgn> Teutonic: i'm actually on an intel 945GC chipset desktop. just seems the issue of such broadly lacking support for this would be even worse for a laptop user. i, however, installed ubuntu on here specifically because i was hoping it'd support suspend better than the hackintosh osx install i had on it. if i cant get suspend, i'm gonna have to dumb ubuntu
[04:52] <nathanhelp> wb bazhang
[04:53] <Teutonic> nsgn, let me look really fast
[04:53] <nsgn> Teutonic: thank you very much. i really am loving ubuntu...but this machine can't run 24/7. i need it to suspend
[04:53] <questions___> Hi. I know this is not the place but I cannot connect to #java. Could anyone help me quickly w/ one line of code?
[04:53] <drash> nathanhelp: perhaps that advice was referring to setting getdeb.net as a repository, installing a .deb file doesn't hurt dpkg imho
[04:53] <Gate> questions___: yes, use a better language ;)
[04:54] <arghh2d2> questions___: i got in
[04:54] <Flannel> questions___: Try #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:54] <nsgn> Teutonic: running 8.10, have s2both installed (it fails just like built in suspend does), and have tried under AHCI S1 and S3. all just shut down computer cold when activated
[04:54] <Gate> questions___: if you are registered on freenode, you can PM me with the question, I can maybe help
[04:54] <freq18hz> nsgn: take it up with Linus
[04:54] <arghh2d2> questions___: maybe #java klined your isp
[04:54] <nsgn> freq18hz: ?
[04:55] <questions___> no it says i need to identify, but when I try to, it says wrong password
[04:55] <binskipy2u> hey guys, what is the full command syntax to install a full "gnome" desktop on a Kubuntu machine.. so i can enjoy both
[04:55] <freq18hz> nsgn: the sleep issues, Linus is working on them, and last I heard, stumped.
[04:55] <Gate> that means someone else owns your nick, questions___
[04:55] <binskipy2u> so i get it "all" so to speak
[04:55] <Gate> join me in #su3g
[04:55] <nsgn> freq18hz: that is a huge huge issue for linux....
[04:55] <corigo3> where are the fonts stored?
[04:55] <freq18hz> nsgn: indeed.  Its not new however, and its so far unfixable.
[04:55] <jedi06> is there a way to tell the sound that you have desktop speakers or headphones or laptop speakers?
[04:55] <nsgn> freq18hz: it's a dealbreaker for anyone with a laptop, and those with secondary PCs they dont want sucking power 24/7
[04:56] <freq18hz> well, linux isn
[04:56] <prince_jammys> binskipy2u: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[04:56] <SpinachHead> hi, I initially installed the NVIDIA drivers from website and then tried glx when problems occurred, but now I can only get 800x600 and system-->administration hardware drivers doesnt show any graphics drivers to enable.   How can I start all over and get the graphics working correctly?
[04:56] <freq18hz> nsgn: linux is a laptop os, comes with the territory.
[04:56] <nsgn> freq18hz: ..?
[04:57] <freq18hz> nsgn: sorry typo, linux isnt a laptop os.
[04:57] <nsgn> hah, there
[04:57] <drash> nathanhelp: "sudo apt-get build-dep pidgin" will install all the needed dependencies to build pidgin manually, after that it's down to the usual configure, make, sudo make install routine (read ./configure --help for specifics is always usefull also)
[04:57] <Teutonic> nsgn, this is a really generic thing but its the best I could find. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=471855
[04:57] <corigo3> !fonts
[04:57] <nsgn> Teutonic: i've tried that. s2ram is depreciated and removed. it's replacement, s2both, crashes the machine hard
[04:58] <Gate> questions___: you can join me in #su3g if you want
[04:58] <Teutonic> nsgn, yikes. I'm sorry. I guess I was one of the lucky ones and mine just worked :( I wish I could help... sorry
[04:59] <nsgn> Teutonic: god dangit. i was really excited about having ubuntu loaded up on this thing
[04:59] <nsgn> but a major intent was to have the computer sleep when not in use. i'm an energy efficiency nut
[04:59] <freq18hz> nsgn: http://torvalds-family.blogspot.com/2008/12/debugging-hell.html
[04:59] <nsgn> so this is probably a deal breaker
[04:59] <binskipy2u> does anyone know the full command apt-get install ubuntu-desktop? or something like that
[04:59] <deadbattery> can some one help me with an error i am going crzy..
[04:59] <binskipy2u> to get the full ubuntu gnome experience
[04:59] <Teutonic> nsgn, I know what you mean
[04:59] <binskipy2u> on this kubuntu machine
[04:59] <deadbattery> my apache server breaks and when i check error.log i seen tons of apache2 child pid exit signal segmentation fault, how do i fix it??
[05:00] <freq18hz> nsgn: his next entry says they fixed it, but no idea if that is rolled into the current kernels
[05:00] <nsgn> freq18hz: ugh. can i build a newer kernel without screwing up the rest of the system? if i cant get this, its bye bye linux and back to windows for me
[05:00] <nsgn> which would be depressing
[05:00] <Teutonic> nsgn, freq18hz has a good point. 2.6.28 might have a nice fix for it
[05:00] <prince_jammys> binskipy2u: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[05:01] <deadbattery> any help?
[05:01] <zgmf-x20a> hey all, im trying to find an rss feeder for my desktop, anyone know a good one?  and DOES NOT look like an email account.  ideally single line display
[05:01] <freq18hz> nsgn: whats the message/failure when you try to suspend
[05:01] <prince_jammys> deadbattery: try #ubuntu-server , or even #apache
[05:01] <nsgn> freq18hz: it gets no chance to write one, just like his entry says. the system cuts power hard
[05:01] <nsgn> literally cuts power
[05:01] <cast|lir> zgmf-x20a: i used to use snownews i believe it's called
[05:01] <nsgn> as if i pulled the cord out
[05:02] <zgmf-x20a> cast|lir: cool thanks, will check it out now
[05:02] <nsgn> resume sometimes is a black screen, othertimes is as if i turned it on from a complete shutdown
[05:02] <nsgn> and must be done by power button on front. keyboard is completely gone
[05:02] <deadbattery> how do u move a folder to a place using SSH?
[05:02] <freq18hz> nsgn: so youve checked messages, and syslog, nothing is there?
[05:02] <deadbattery> when i drag, it says permission denied
[05:02] <nsgn> freq18hz: its all like "yay we're sleeping now everything is successful"
[05:02] <nsgn> just talk of going into good suspend
[05:02] <nsgn> then BAM the thing cuts off hard
[05:02] <nsgn> all power lights off, as if it is shut down
[05:02] <nsgn> cause it is
[05:03] <zgmf-x20a> cast|lir: nawww not eactly what i mean.  anyone else?  single line is ideall, like a stock ticker
[05:03] <deadbattery> how do i move a folder using console in ubuntu?
[05:03] <deadbattery> i cant drag it, it says denied
[05:03] <nsgn> deadbattery: sudo mv
[05:03] <nsgn> or cp, if you want to copy instead of move
[05:04] <deadbattery> sudo mv then what? cud u give an example?
[05:04] <cast|lir> deadbattery: could tarball it anf sftp/scp it. if you want to use ssh then you can do something like 'tar c dir/|ssh user@host tar xv' perhaps
[05:04] <Sylphid> linux_guy, here we go... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootFromUSB
[05:04] <nsgn> mv /first folder/ /second folder/
[05:04] <nsgn> path syntax can vary ever so slightly between OSes
[05:04] <nsgn> but its right along those lines
[05:04] <nsgn> might need to throw -r if there are subfolders
[05:04] <albertod> hi guys new with linux
[05:04] <Teutonic> deadbattery, if you use the cp command on a folder make sure you use -r for the recursive function.
[05:05] <freq18hz> nsgn: odd...you might want to make sure the kernel supports your acpi setup....but truthfully there are just a ton of bugs in that area, very hard to troubleshoot because you cant tail logs, or get any feedback, because once the machine tries to sleep, or thinks it is, nothing is written etc
[05:05] <Teutonic> nm nsgn got it :)
[05:05] <deadbattery> thanx it worked
[05:05] <freq18hz> nsgn: are you running the latest 8.10, with updates including the new kernal that came out last week?
[05:05] <albertod> can anybody help me about networking
[05:05] <nsgn> deadbattery: no prob :)
[05:05] <albertod> using crunchbang linux 8.10
[05:05] <nsgn> freq18hz: i believe so. it is not offering me more updates
[05:06] <nsgn> freq18hz: "your system is up to date"
[05:06] <nsgn> so unless its a manual update, i've got all the update manager ones
[05:07] <freq18hz> well, make sure you have your powermanagement settings set right...and make sure the suspend script is working for your hardware....make sure to check /var/log for any kernel panics, stack traces etc
[05:07] <nsgn> freq18hz: advice on power management settings? there are hardly any relating to this in the GUI
[05:08] <Zombie> Hello.
[05:09] <Zombie> Anyone here use Ubuntu with Dell's E1505 Series?
[05:10] <freq18hz> nsgn: yeah make sure that what you have set in the GUI, corresponds to any relevent .conf files, or the scripts in /etc/acpi
[05:10] <Fujisan> !vista
[05:10] <freq18hz> nsgn: basically rule out that even though you have your gui set to suspend when you suspend, that maybe something isn't actually set, so it just shuts off instead etc
[05:10] <rdancer> how do i connect from a remote machine to this X session, using vnc?
[05:10] <Fujisan> i made that happen
[05:10] <Fujisan> ;P
[05:11] <nsgn> freq18hz: i'm not sure what to check. i'm pretty new to linux overall
[05:11] <kochii> ?msg nickerv identify hahaPawn3d
[05:11] <Teutonic> nsgn, best of luck to you on that one. I'm out
[05:11] <nsgn> Teutonic: thanks
[05:11] <Gnea> kochii: lol
[05:12] <nsgn> kochii: nice
[05:12] <nsgn> hack! hack!
[05:12] <Gnea> hahaPawn3d, indeed
[05:12] <kochii> lol...i always wonder of a typo on a main channel
[05:12] <wolter> hey kinja-sheep, another thing: has your computer ever totally freezed and stayed with blinking [CAPS LOCK] and [SCROLL LOCK] ??
[05:13]  * Gnea wonders why people call it 'pawn', when 'pwn' is short for 'own' or 'pown'
[05:13] <freq18hz> nsgn: Blogger  Linus said...
[05:13] <freq18hz> LimbClock: it's too late to hit the 2.6.28 release (the fix is fairly small, but very invasive), so it will go in early in the 2.6.29 merge window.
[05:14] <freq18hz> nsgn: youd want to look at /var/log/messages and /var/log/syslog
[05:14] <lilkuz85> can anyone help me with a boot error. its something to do with the onboard intel graphics unit on my mobo
[05:14] <freq18hz> nsgn: and make sure that any gnome power management settings, are actually set in the corresponding .conf files, and make sure the scripts in /etc/acpi/ like suspend.sh look good
[05:15] <freq18hz> nsgn: otherwise wait for the kernel fix
[05:15] <freq18hz> nsgn: or use different hardware.  Which laptop are you using anyway?
[05:15] <nsgn> freq18hz: i'm actually on a desktop. intel 945GC chipset
[05:15] <nsgn> was just amazed it doesnt work for the sake of laptop users
[05:15] <nsgn> to whom this would pain more than me
[05:17] <ben44b> is my CMOS setup the same thing as BIOS setup?
[05:17] <nickrud> ben44b, most likely they're just terms for the same thing
[05:18] <freq18hz> nsgn:ah well...yeah it works fine on this netbook.  Its an intel 945 variant.  Anyway...try waiting for the next kernel.  Or if you cant wait, grab it from the respoistory and roll it yourself.  If its a desktop, why do you need to suspend it, just leave it on =)
[05:18] <inktri> hey guys i replaced my NIC and the new one is eth1 instead of eth0. how can i make this new card eth0?
[05:19] <Zombie> Anyone here use Ubuntu with Dell's E1505 Series? I am wanting to run Intrepid on it,. and I am concerned about hardware compatibility
[05:19] <nsgn> freq18hz: because its used only about an hour a day and i'd love to save the $$ on my power bill
[05:19] <jove> Hi All, how to prevent overwrite the file /etc/resolv.conf after each reboot ?
[05:19] <lilkuz85> /bin/sh: cant access tty; job control turned off  ????
[05:19] <nsgn> freq18hz: my math says i'd save $5/mo on power
[05:19] <nsgn> $60 a year
[05:19] <kreino> list
[05:20] <freq18hz> nsgn: just shut it down then.  Safer for your disks, and saves more power anyway.
[05:20] <nsgn> freq18hz: its a television computer. i need it instantly recallable. i'm going to windows if it wont work in ubuntu
[05:20] <nsgn> i like ubuntu better for this purpose, but windows actually works
[05:20] <nsgn> and will sleep all day long and come back in an instant no issue
[05:21] <nickrud> jove, you'd set it in /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf
[05:22] <freq18hz> nsgn: well, ubuntu works, it just has a bug with your hardware. But if sleep is your #1 priority, you should go back to windows.  Unixes have had ongoing problems with sleep since sleep was incepted.  Its pretty cool that it actually works now.  It used to be impossible.  A lot of unixes, BSD for instance, has sleep disabled by default.
[05:22] <tuxedocurly> hey guys, any info on creating a LAMPP server here on my ubuntu machine?
[05:22] <nicholashubbard> is it possible to add a package to an ignore list or something so that it can never be installed. I need to make sure that apt-get never installs rubygems but would also like it to think that it is there so anything that depends on it can still be installed
[05:22] <nanotube> !lamp | tuxedocurly
[05:23] <nsgn> freq18hz: i'm just really sad to go back to windows. i'm much wanting any hack or fix for this
[05:23] <nsgn> but i've tried the few i can find on google to no avail
[05:23] <macvr> hi all, i'v been downloading a 36GB file, using torrent , my /home drive is a 60gb partition, with my other stuff i have in my /home, i should have a a spare of only around 2 gb but when i check the free space it says i have 6.8 gb ! would my file have been downloaded properly? why is there a difference of 4 gb ???
[05:23] <nickrud> !equivs | nicholashubbard
[05:23] <tuxedocurly> Yeah LAMP* ha ha
[05:23] <nickrud> !equiv | nicholashubbard
[05:23] <nickrud> hm
[05:23] <nsgn> this is really not uncommon hardware is what kills me. everything else, every little tiny feature on the mobo, works out of the box
[05:23] <nickrud> !info equivs | nicholashubbard
[05:23] <nanotube> macvr: did it finish downloading? :)
[05:23] <tuxedocurly> i had some info i found on the net, but it doesnt seem to be working for me =S i keeep getting a database connection error that i cant fix
[05:24] <freq18hz> nsgn: well without more specific info from you, I cant help your troubleshoot.  Try posting on the ubuntu.com forums. Or wait for the next kernal.  Or get different hardware.  Or go back to windows.  Its likely a kernel bug, which can
[05:24] <macvr> nanotube: there is still 400mb left, but most of the .avi files that have finished downloading work...
[05:24] <freq18hz> cannot be fixed by a hack.
[05:24] <jove> nickrud, do you mean to copy the content of /etc/resolv.conf into /etc/dhcp3/dhcleint.conf ?
[05:24] <[T]ank> so when i unmute my capture channel in the volume applet things do what they are supposed to. When i close and reopen the volume applet, the capture channel is muted again, how can i make it stay unuted?
[05:24] <[T]ank> unmuted
[05:24] <nsgn> freq18hz: what more specific info do you need? i just read the logs you mentioned and they dont give any errors. no panics. all config files look decent
[05:24] <nickrud> jove, no, set the domain servers you want dhcp to use in that file.
[05:25] <tuxedocurly> Alright well im going to see if i can manipulate the scripts to see if i can get it to work now
[05:25] <tuxedocurly> but if not ill be back
[05:25] <nickrud> jove, when dhclient gets a lease, it will fill resolv.conf for you
[05:25] <macvr> nanotube: but why is there this 4 gb difference? i didnt understand ... thats y i'm puzzled!
[05:25] <freq18hz> nsgn: its probably a kernel bug then.
[05:25] <nsgn> freq18hz: can you give me an idea how to compile the latest kernel into my OS?
[05:25] <nsgn> i'm gonna last ditch effort it with that
[05:25] <nsgn> then cry and go windows
[05:25] <nsgn> *sniff*
[05:26] <cast|lir> compiling a new kernel is easy enough
[05:26] <jove> nickrud, I am not understand clear, so what file need to add the domain in ?
[05:26] <freq18hz> nsgn: search ubuntu.com, or read tutorials on kernel replacement.  Consult the googles.
[05:26] <andrew_> hello, can someone help me. I'm trying to go back to windows XP but when I try to boot to it before Ubuntu it keeps cycling me back to the boot option screen. How modify the boot sector to give me the windows boot options?
[05:26] <nsgn> not as easy as an apt-get then, eh? :P
[05:27] <macvr> nanotube: even funny is when i check with partition editior it says that i have 9gb free!!! that would be 7gb difference!
[05:27] <freq18hz> nsgn: its not released yet.  You'll have to see if you can get the code itself from their repository, and compile it
[05:27] <nsgn> freq18hz: bummer. ok
[05:28] <hena2> hello everyone
[05:28] <andrew_> My primary partition is winXP. I had to reinstall ubuntu just to get anything runninng. How do I get rid of the ubuntu boot loader and go back to windows XP?
[05:28] <nsgn> would something like this work? : http://www.ubuntu-unleashed.com/2007/09/upgrade-to-latest-kernelorg-kernel-with.html
[05:28] <hena2> i need help setting up a broadcom wireless card
[05:28] <nickrud> jove, you would edit and uncomment the prepend domain-name-servers in the dhclient.conf file. When dhclient sets up the connection, it will put that/those addresses in resolv.conf
[05:28] <hena2> activating it from the hardware drivers app doesn't do anything
[05:28] <hena2> it's a bcm4311 rev(02)
[05:28] <hena2> i did install b43-fwcutter
[05:29] <hena2> still, network manager doesn't find any networks
[05:29] <usser> andrew_, boot into windows recovery console, from windows cd and type fixmbr
[05:29] <andrew_> thanx much
[05:29] <andrew_> I will try that right now
[05:30] <hena2> under wireless networks it says "device is unmanaged"
[05:30] <nanotube> macvr: hmm... not sure :)
[05:30] <hena2> any clue what i should do?
[05:30] <macvr> nanotube: :)
[05:30] <macvr>  hi all, i'v been downloading a 36GB file, using torrent , my /home drive is a 60gb partition, with my other stuff i have in my /home, i should have a a spare of only around 2 gb but when i check the free space it says i have 6.8 gb ! would my file have been downloaded properly? why is there a difference of 4 gb ???
[05:30] <baz> When I switched from pop to imap, evolution began to crash (close abruptly without warning) whenever I click on a msg to see the msg preview. What would be a good way to trace the root cause of this? Are there, perhaps, system logs that can be inspected?
[05:30] <hena2> can anyone help me?
[05:31] <nickrud> baz, evolution is crap with imap. I (and many others) ended up moving to thunderbird or kmail because of it.
[05:31] <Sylphid> !broadcom | hena2
[05:31] <hena2> ubottu, i couldn't find anything there that fixed my problem
[05:31] <MTecknology> Anybody have any clue how I execute a command when my laptop lid closes?
[05:32] <hena2> Sylphid: I couldn't find anything there that fixed my problem
[05:32] <maxxist> MTecknology ssh into it?
[05:33] <MTecknology> maxxist: huh?
[05:33] <nickrud> MTecknology, /etc/acpi/lid.sh
[05:33] <baz> nickrud, thunderbird would have been great if it weren't for one major flaw... it doesn't check any subfolders for new messages! So I have to click and load each folder under /index to see if I have any new mail... crap.
[05:33] <Sylphid> hena2, have you cut your firmware out ?
[05:34] <maxxist> MTecknology you can log into it with another computer using a telnet like system.  but secure called openssh
[05:34] <MTecknology> nickrud: there's only a powerbtn.sh
[05:34] <MTecknology> maxxist: I think you're confused ;)
[05:34] <hena2> Sylphid: what do you mean?
[05:34] <nickrud> baz, it does that for me; only problem is you have to right click each folder and mark it as one to be checked. A pain, but only necessary once
[05:34] <kylefox> Flannel: I really hate to bug you, but I'm absolutely stuck trying to figure out the perms to restrict a user to only one directory with SFTP.... :S
[05:34] <MTecknology> nickrud: would it work if I just created that file?
[05:34] <baz> i love people who reply to ubottu
[05:34] <maxxist> MTecknology maybe
[05:35] <Sylphid> hena2, 1 sec...
[05:35] <baz> nickrud, hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! If thats true you would have just solved a huge problem in my life... checking...
[05:35] <nickrud> MTecknology, odd. I have a score of files in there, with 6 directories. I've never traced the execution there, so I'm not sure what would happen
[05:36] <izinucs> how do I find out the permissions of a file at terminal and relate the results to the number that represents those permissions?
[05:36] <tuxedocurly> hey guys im back. When i go to http://localhost/wordpress/ i get the error "Error Establishing Connection To Database" Any ideas on how to fix this? I was given a link on the internet to try, but that doesnt seem to work, since i didnt know how to execute the command... any help? (the command i was supposed to run was   "SET PASSWORD FOR some_user@some_host = OLD_PASSWORD('your_old password_here');"
[05:36] <MTecknology> nickrud: I don't use kde/gnome
[05:36] <drgnu> Hello trying to tweak a Motion Computing LE1600 to get it to work.  How does one make an on-screen keyboard show up during login, how do I get it's buttons to be recognized and do something?
[05:36] <nickrud> MTecknology, ah. a sec
[05:37] <nickrud> MTecknology, that file is in acpi-support , not a gnome/kde specific file
[05:37] <jove> nickrud, in dhclient file, do I need to replace the IP 127.0.0.1 after uncomment "prepend domain...." ?
[05:37] <freq18hz> nsgn: so yeah, good luck
[05:38] <nickrud> jove, yes.
[05:38] <drgnu> Tablet PC (Motion Computing LE1600) running Ubuntu 8.10
[05:38] <maxxist> this might be a dumb question.  but is there a project like wine, to run OSX apps in linux??
[05:38] <nsgn> freq18hz: i'm currently compiling new kernel with that tool i linked
[05:38] <MTecknology> nickrud: alrighty, thanks - I'm modifying the powerbtn.sh script since I think I found something I love there :)
[05:38] <tuxedocurly> Any ideas?
[05:38] <adante> hi i am trying to install ubuntu server on a system with the realtek 8111c chipset and apparently i need to recompile the driver?? is this at all possible from a livecd?
[05:38] <Sylphid> hena2, http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43#fw-b43-new ... start at download and extract firmware
[05:38] <freq18hz> nsgn: cool you downloaded the whole .29 kernel, or just the fix from their repository?
[05:39] <[T]ank> When you adjust the volume settings on the applet in gnome... where does it actually save the settings?
[05:39] <Sylphid> hena2, replace sudo ../../b43-fwcutter-011/b43-fwcutter -w "$FIRMWARE_INSTALL_DIR" wl_apsta_mimo.o with  sudo b43-fwcutter -w "$FIRMWARE_INSTALL_DIR" wl_apsta_mimo.o
[05:39] <nickrud> MTecknology, glad to point you in the right direction :)
[05:39] <freq18hz> nsgn: if it works, you should still upgrade to the full release kernel when it shows up
[05:39] <nsgn> freq18hz: of course
[05:39] <[T]ank> there seems to be a bug in one of the channels. if you close the applet the settings go back to muted on the capture 1 and capture 2 channels
[05:39] <jove> nickrud, I'll reboot and update to you the status.
[05:40] <[T]ank> google finds tons of references to a bug. Anyone have a different take on that?
[05:40] <izinucs> how do I find out the permissions of a file at terminal and relate the results to the number that represents those permissions?
[05:40] <tuxedocurly> hey guys im back. When i go to http://localhost/wordpress/ i get the error "Error Establishing Connection To Database" Any ideas on how to fix this? I was given a link on the internet to try, but that doesnt seem to work, since i didnt know how to execute the command... any help? (the command i was supposed to run was   "SET PASSWORD FOR some_user@some_host = OLD_PASSWORD('your_old password_here');"
[05:40]  * drgnu waiting on anyone who may know how to tweak Ubuntu 8.10 to have an "On-Screen Keyboard" at the LOGIN and when requiring ADMIN password entry
[05:40] <hena2> Sylphid: ok
[05:41] <radsy> ix205, running   ls -la   will show the file permissions
[05:41] <MTecknology> nickrud: HOLY CRAP - that's a lotta stuff
[05:41] <radsy> izinucs rather
[05:41]  * andrew_ is trapped in linux and can't get out. 
[05:42] <radsy> izinucs, and http://www.perlfect.com/articles/chmod.shtml will help you understand the permissions.
[05:42] <andrew_> OK so I tried fixmbr in windows repair console and it said it fixed it but.............
[05:42] <freq18hz> andrew_: whats the issue?
[05:42] <andrew_> it keeps booting to ubuntu. the windows option cycles back to ubuntu boot loading screen
[05:42] <izinucs> radsy, thanks. but first I need to see what a file is set at.. from there I can make the change I need and then change it back to what it was.
[05:42] <andrew_> It just keeps saying "starting up... grub loading stage 2..."
[05:42] <tuxedocurly> any ideas on  helping me fix this LAMP server problem?
[05:42] <freq18hz> andrew_: did you install windows first, and then linux?
[05:42] <[T]ank> anyone on the capture volume issue?
[05:43] <andrew_> Yes
[05:43] <radsy> ls -la will show what it's set at, izinucs
[05:43] <andrew_> On a separate partition
[05:43] <freq18hz> andrew: and you configured grub properly?
[05:43] <Gate> tuxedocurly: what is the problem?
[05:43] <nickrud> tuxedocurly, is this wordpress from the ubuntu repos?
[05:43] <radsy> izinucs, if you do ls -la, paste the rwx.. values, i'll tell you what number it is.
[05:44] <radsy> you can go from there
[05:44] <tuxedocurly> nickrud: yea
[05:44] <tuxedocurly> nickrud: i think
[05:44] <rishav> hey guys, I installed my ubuntu inside windows
[05:44] <tuxedocurly> gate: hey guys im back. When i go to http://localhost/wordpress/ i get the error "Error Establishing Connection To Database" Any ideas on how to fix this? I was given a link on the internet to try, but that doesnt seem to work, since i didnt know how to execute the command... any help? (the command i was supposed to run was   "SET PASSWORD FOR some_user@some_host = OLD_PASSWORD('your_old password_here');"
[05:44] <rishav> and for some reason my grub isn't able to load, how do i restore it?
[05:44] <nickrud> tuxedocurly, did you sudo apt-get install wordpress , or use synaptic to install it :)
[05:44] <jove> nickrud, it does not work, do you want me to show you the line of prepend....?
[05:45] <izinucs> radsy, thanks.. ls -l also seems to report the values..   -rw-r--r-
[05:45] <nsgn> freq18hz: it offered me a jillion kernel options i didnt understand. sure hope defaults are ok :)
[05:45] <nickrud> jove, show me the whole file, on http://paste.ubuntu.com .
[05:45] <nsgn> cause thats what i accepted
[05:45] <izinucs> radsy, 766?
[05:45] <radsy> yep :)
[05:45] <izinucs> :_
[05:45] <izinucs> :))
[05:45] <tuxedocurly> nickrud: i have wordpress, and i unpacked it in my home directory, my problem is that when i go to http://localhost/wordpress/ to install, it doesnt work =\
[05:45] <radsy> izinucs, now check that link i pasted, it'll help explain how it all comes together.
[05:46] <izinucs> k
[05:46] <radsy> hang on izinucs
[05:46] <freq18hz> nsgn: the defaults are usually just maximum support...youd really only need to worry if you were trying to enable support for something super specialized, or trying to make a leaner kernel
[05:46] <nickrud> tuxedocurly, ok, then you should check with the irc channel #wordpress for help on the install. They are intimately familiar with wordpress installation from their site
[05:46] <radsy> that's 644
[05:46] <izinucs> radsy, I know that the first 3 postitions are root, the second is group and the third is user.. am I close?
[05:46] <nsgn> freq18hz: i did scan over them for sleep related options. didnt see any
[05:46]  * andrew_ needs help removing ubuntu alltogether and going back to the windows xp installed on the primary partition
[05:46] <nsgn> i guess thats considered core
[05:46] <radsy> izinucs, check the link, that file is 644
[05:47] <radsy> owner, group, others
[05:47] <izinucs> ah..
[05:47] <tuxedocurly> nickrud: how do i get to the wordress channe? "/join #wordpress ?
[05:47] <nickrud> tuxedocurly, yes
[05:47] <hena2> Sylphid: tar fails to extract the files
[05:47] <tuxedocurly> nickrud: alright im on my way there, thanks a lot!
[05:47] <jove> nickrud, its http://paste.ubuntu.com/113909/
[05:47] <Sylphid> hena2, whats the error?
[05:48] <andrew_> is there a way to get rid of the Grub boot loader screen?
 and force my PC to boot to c: with windows?
[05:48] <arghh2d2> andrew_: you can set the timer to like 1 second
[05:48] <nickrud> jove, you are using network manager to set up your wireless, right?
[05:48] <Titan8990> andrew_: uncomment hidemenu
[05:48] <Altari> andrew_; trying to remove linux altogether?
[05:48] <freq18hz> andrew: make sure you have follow the setup steps to configure grub, on ubuntu.com community documentation page
[05:49] <Titan8990> andrew_: and set default to windows on the line:  default #
[05:49] <andrew_> i tried that. it didn't work
[05:49] <MTecknology> nickrud: well, it almost works. but the script is kinda poorly written so...
[05:49] <andrew_> default doesn't matter. it doesn't DO ANYTHING when i chose winxp
[05:49] <freq18hz> andrew: otherwise, you might need to reinstall grub if it isnt working right
[05:49] <arghh2d2> you can put windows at the top of the list (barf)
[05:49] <hena2> Sylphid: should i be downloading this driver?
[05:49] <hena2> wl_apsta-3.130.20.0.o.1'
[05:49] <andrew_> it doesn't matter where it's at on the list. it won't boot at all
[05:50] <andrew_> how does one remove Ubuntu?
[05:50] <Altari> andrew_; you have incorrectly configured grub
[05:50] <putrefy> im using ubuntu 8.10 im trying to figure out how to change the default runlevel why isnt it in /etc/inittab?
[05:50] <nsgn> holy poop, building the kernel says it wants to take 2 to 4 hours
[05:50] <Sylphid> hena2, yes that is what the wget line is doing
[05:50] <andrew_> ok, how do I tell the portion of grub to load windows properly?
[05:50] <nsgn> i've only done this once before, ages ago
[05:50] <nickrud> jove, I mean the icon on the top panel animates, then says you have a connection
[05:50] <nsgn> the kernel has gotten big
[05:50] <hena2> Sylphid: i was asking if that was the correct version
[05:50] <russia213_> Grub error 21 while my external is plugged in, help?
[05:51] <freq18hz> grub
[05:51] <Altari> andrew_ depends on your config
[05:51] <freq18hz> !grub
[05:51] <Altari> what is this grub day :S
[05:51] <freq18hz> andrew: read the howto
[05:51] <Sylphid> hena2, doesnt look like it
[05:51] <izinucs> radsy, I guess what I find confusing is the file is in the root of /var/www and is the php configuration file for Joomla.. however when in the control panel of joomla and I make a change I get "configuration.php" unwriteable .. I would think that Joomla should be able to write to it's own configuration... I might be wrong
[05:51] <jove> nickrud, yes. I had the wireless connection well.  Let me explain, every time rebooting, the file /etc/resolv.conf had overwritten the unwanted IP addreses.
[05:51] <nickrud> jove?
[05:52] <Pyles17> apparently it is not intel 3945 day
[05:52] <nickrud> jove, yes, that's what happens. Normal
[05:52] <hena2> Sylphid: k
[05:52] <hena2> let me see if tar gives me the error again
[05:52]  * andrew_ has read the Grub howto. Has anyone actually ever removed Ubuntu and gone back to XP?
[05:52] <jove> nicirud, do you see the dhclient that I sent to U correct ?
[05:52] <nickrud> jove, ok, then we should be in the right place. I forgot to mention, remove domain-name-servers from the next line group, 'request'
[05:52] <putrefy> where did inittab go?
[05:52] <nickrud> putrefy, /etc/event.d
[05:53] <Pyles17> my intel 3945 only works occasionally. of course, the driver comes with ubuntu. i don't understand. any ideas?
[05:53] <Zombie> Anyone here use Ubuntu with Dell's E1505 Series? I am wanting to run Intrepid on it,. and I am concerned about hardware compatibility.
[05:53] <putrefy> nickrud, thanks man!
[05:53] <radsy> izinucs, it still depends who owns the file
[05:53] <nickrud> !laptop | Zombie
[05:53] <radsy> izinucs, try chmod 777 the file then do your joomla config to prove it
[05:53] <nickrud> Zombie, erm, I'm guessing laptop :)
[05:53] <radsy> then change back to 644 as a test
[05:53] <hena2> Sylphid: k, i followed all the steps in the code box sucessfully, except the ones you told me to replace
[05:53] <hena2> Sylphid: now what?
[05:54] <izinucs> radsy, sure 777 makes it writeable by everyone.. right?
[05:54] <russia213_> Grub error 21 while my external is plugged in, help?
[05:54] <radsy> yes
[05:54] <freq18hz> nsgn: still compiling? =)
[05:54] <Sylphid> hena2, reboot
[05:54] <nsgn> freq18hz: heck yeah i am. this takes a long time
[05:54] <hena2> Sylphid: ok
[05:54] <radsy> izinucs, i really recommend you read that link ... it will help you understand it for the future.
[05:54] <hena2> hope it works
[05:54] <nsgn> it says "2 to 4 hours" but i'm hoping it may be faster since i'm on a core 2 duo
[05:54] <izinucs> radsy,  k..
[05:55] <radsy> very simple once you have your head around it
[05:55] <freq18hz> nsgn: heh well let me know, I want to know if linus fix works
[05:55] <izinucs> radsy, is there a way to find out who owns the file?
[05:55] <nsgn> freq18hz: there was a newer stable available. if that doesnt work, i'll try the development patch one
[05:55] <Gate> can anyone assist getting grub working on a software RAID?
[05:55] <nsgn> if that doesnt work its windows for me :(
[05:56] <radsy> izinucs, strangely enough, http://www.perlfect.com/articles/chmod.shtml explains that, too
[05:56] <MTecknology> nickrud: I'm getting closer
[05:56] <izinucs> radsy, ok.. I get the point.. thanks
[05:56] <rdancer> the remote desktop viewing just doesn't work
[05:57] <drash> Zombie: besides a websearch, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/Dell might have some info on that
[05:57]  * russia213_ sighs
[05:57] <rdancer> it doesn't work with crypto enabled, and the server doesn't even start with the crypto disabled
[05:57] <jove> nickrud, okey...I am going to reboot and let you know.
[05:58] <rdancer> it is impossible to log in with the unix passwords, and it is only possible to use an 8-char password
[05:58] <rdancer> ubuntu sux
[05:58] <Buttons> what is the easiest way to create a image of ubuntu, so that I don't have to install and repeat the same steps every time to get my system back to the way it was?
[05:58] <frk2> rdancer, ubuntu is awesome
[05:58] <frk2> :)
[05:58] <cast|lir> if you say so rdancer, the user is always right!
[05:58] <b3z3rk3r> rdancer, why dya say that?
[05:58] <Gate> hes flaming
[05:59] <MTecknology> nickrud: :D
[05:59] <hena2> Sylphid: awesome, it worked
[05:59] <b3z3rk3r> Gate, sure, i was just looking for his justification
[05:59] <Sylphid> !ghost | buttons
[05:59] <quietas> Howdy folks
[05:59] <nickrud> MTecknology, success?
[05:59] <Sylphid> Buttons, oop ... sorry wrong factiod
[05:59] <rdancer> b3z3rk3r: can you read?
[05:59] <Buttons> lol
[05:59] <hena2> Sylphid: hate to pester you further.  but do you think you could help me install my nvidia driver? for a geforce go 7150?
[05:59] <MTecknology> nickrud: yup
[05:59] <b3z3rk3r> lol
[05:59] <Buttons> i was gonna say...
[06:00] <^cheeky> hello iam using the command   sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg to check if i can fix a problem i have, as i enter i have this menu asking me about "Use kernel framebuffer device interface?  " i am not sure if should say yes || no ? thank you
[06:00] <frk2> Some time ago we embarked on a project to develop something like AD for linux - I just wanted to get a feel of how many people think thats a worthwhile solution (or a requirement)
[06:00] <russia213_> Grub error 21 while my external is plugged in, help?
[06:00] <hena2> at the moment, i'm stuck at 800x600 resolution
[06:00] <quietas> frk2: take a look at Samba4, they are almost ready with the betas
[06:00] <Pyles17> no one has any ideas on intel 3945 wireless not working?
[06:00] <Buttons> so, i'm rdy for my factoid now, the correct one please
[06:00] <frk2> so you know, combine Ldap, kerberos, NFS, DNS, DHCP, NTP into one nice GUI
[06:00] <nickrud> Buttons,  dpkg --get-selections > mypackages, put mypackages on the new machine ; sudo dpkg --set-selections < mypackages && sudo apt-get dselect-upgrade . Assuming you've saved & moved $HOME, and made no changes to /etc
[06:01] <Sylphid> hena2, proprietary drivers installed ?
[06:01] <frk2> quietas, we are developing something that would sit on TOP of samba4
[06:01] <frk2> what i wanted (or thought was missing) was a extensible GUI
[06:01] <Sylphid> Buttons, the one i thought it was is wrong.. looking
[06:01] <hena2> Sylphid: I tried installing them after ubuntu couldn't
[06:01] <quietas> ahh, even better yet. If there was a full GUI to configure it similar to the MS MMC for AD that would be perfect
[06:01] <hena2> Sylphid: didn't work out very well
[06:02] <hena2> had to default to standard ubuntu video drivers
[06:02] <frk2> quietas, MMS is nothing compared to the power of dojo- webbased! :)
[06:02] <frk2> so what do you think of the idea?
[06:02] <frk2> its not just the ldap/kerberos/samba part though
[06:03] <BeerCan> any good visual basic programming packages for Ubunut ?
[06:03] <quietas> heck, I've been looking for a good tool to configure dns, dhcp, smb, apache, squid. Essentially a GUI for a home gateway/router/fileserver
[06:03] <Sylphid> Buttons, look into partition http://www.partimage.org/
[06:03] <frk2> i want it to seamlessly administer my postfix/cyrus and my asterisk and everything and anything else thats required in a organization
[06:03] <marty__> this campus has port 6667 blocked for me
[06:03] <frk2> quietas, problem is that my GUI would get too complex for home use
[06:03] <^cheeky> iam not sure if iam doing this right , i went with yes in the configuareation that is executed with this command :  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg. but i only was asked about the keyboard layout. am i doing something wrong here ?
[06:03] <marty__> pisses me off so much
[06:04] <Sylphid> hena2, what do you get from lspci | grep VGA
[06:04] <nickrud> ^cheeky, no, that's all that configure command does for X anymore
[06:04] <quietas> frk: complex I don't care about, but a enterpise webmin replacement would be be great
[06:04] <Anonyme34769> hi all
[06:04] <BeerCan> hello anonyme
[06:04] <^cheeky> nickrud, so , it does not do anything for the video feature
[06:05] <hena2> Sylphid:  00:12.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GeForce 7150M (rev a2)
[06:05] <jove> nickrud, it does not work after its reboot. can you take a look at this file at: http://paste.ubuntu.com/113910/
[06:05] <nickrud> ^cheeky, correct.
[06:05] <Anonyme34769> is it normal that i can't see icons on my desktop any more ? Yesterday, I've updated some packages and now, when I want to launch nautilus, it don't works
[06:06] <jove> nickrud, do you any idea if you take a look at http://paste.ubuntu.com/113910/
[06:06] <nickrud> jove, if you're usiing dhcp that should be all you need to do. I did some reading while you were away, and some people claim that it's not working for them. http://www.thejackol.com/2008/05/20/fixing-networkmanager-dns-issue-in-ubuntu-hardy-herongutsy/ shows a hack that prevents resolv.conf from being overwritten
[06:06] <Sylphid> hena2, sudo apt-get install linux-restricted-modules
[06:06] <Anonyme34769> BeerCan: Now, nautilus is working and when i go in Desktop, I can see icons, but they are not on my desktop
[06:07] <jove> nickrud, it seems a new bug though
[06:07] <hena2> Sylphid: is that it?
[06:07] <nickrud> jove, yes it does. Why it happens, I don't know.
[06:07] <swolchok1> where'd all the feisty packages go?
[06:08] <nickrud> !feisty | swolchok1
[06:08] <hena2> brb
[06:08] <jove> nickrud, yes I have to modify /etc/resolv.conf everytime to reboot
[06:08] <swolchok1> nickrud: so i'm boned if i've got good reasons for not wanting to update the distribution?
[06:08] <Sylphid> hena2, after its done installing you will need to restart X
[06:08] <nickrud> swolchok1, you can use old-releases.ubuntu.com for a repo, but there will be no security upgrades. Use at your own risk.
[06:09] <nellmathew> uhm... what are those coolers for laptops called again?.. the mats w/ the fans?
[06:09] <ari_stress> which ntp server we can use?
[06:09] <jeeves_Moss> how do I cat the info from dmesg into a txt file?
[06:09] <swolchok1> nickrud: good enough; I just want to test a MITM attack
[06:09] <swolchok1> thanks
[06:09] <nickrud> jeeves_Moss,   dmesg > file.txt
[06:10] <jeeves_Moss> nickrud, thanks.  I thought it was something like that, but it turns out that I didn't need cat in there
[06:10] <nickrud> jeeves_Moss, you could use cat /var/log/dmesg > file.txt if you must use cat ;)
[06:12] <jove> nickrud, I remember that after I configured vpnclient-cisco -- that how it happens...do you know what file trigger to it.
[06:12] <andrew_> Can someone who understand GRUB and dual booting please look at my menu.lst on http://paste.ubuntu.com/113912/
[06:12] <izinucs> If apache2 is installed should there be a group corresponding to it?
[06:12] <nickrud> jove, ah, no. I'm real low quality network help, just the basics ;)
[06:12] <andrew_> i'm trying to get to windowsXP and it's just not booting right
[06:12] <jeeves_Moss> nickrud, I'd prefer not to.  it was late last night, and I didn't feel like looking it up
[06:13] <BeerCan> bye
[06:13] <jove> nickrud, thanks so much for your time.
[06:13] <andrew_> i pasted my boot grub  info on http://paste.ubuntu.com/113912/     and everytime I try to select windows it just keeps cycling back to GRUP
[06:14] <andrew_> errr GRUB
[06:14] <hena2> Sylphid: ok, so i installed the restricted modules, now what?
[06:14] <Sylphid> hena2, restart X
[06:14] <nickrud> andrew_, thats a correct grub file for a one disk dual boot, assuming ubuntu is booting correctly ....
[06:14] <Sylphid> hena2, ctrl + alt + backspace
[06:14] <andrew_> nickrud UBUNTU boots fine, XP won't boot at all!
[06:15] <warloc> hi
[06:15] <nickrud> andrew_, I'd look into booting from an xp disk and making sure that windows is booting correctly at all
[06:15] <hena2> Sylphid, after just installing the modules?  do i need to enable anything?
[06:15] <hena2> or is that it?
[06:15] <^cheeky> hi,.. umm i have this new mother board, intel DG45id and using its inbuilt video card and i am running ubuntu 8.10 and i have the resolution at 1024 X 768 and i need to get it to be even smaller, this is what my xorg file looks like : http://pastebin.ca/1327769. is there anything i can do to fix this?
[06:15] <andrew_> I can't I've tried It just keeps going to UBUNTU
[06:15] <nathanhelp> I need to install some drivers from Sony...what is an rpm file?
[06:15] <nathanhelp> !rpm
[06:16] <nickrud> andrew_, then it's probably a problem with windows not grub. the super grub disk (google) is a good tool for testing windows/grub boot/installations
[06:16] <nathanhelp> http://www.sony.net/Products/Linux/Download/DSC-H3.html which one should i DL for Ubuntu 8.10?
[06:16] <nickrud> andrew_, wait a minute. you can't boot an xp boot disk? and you're sure you have the cd as the first boot device?
[06:16] <Sylphid> hena2, you can verify by looking in /etc/X11/xorg.conf and looking at the module
[06:16] <hena2> Sylphid: k
[06:17] <^cheeky> i dont seem to see and xorg file for that motherboard
[06:17] <casey_> What's up?
[06:18] <hena2> Sylphid: it doesn't say anything about nvidia
[06:18] <nickrud> ^cheeky, you should check system->prefs->screen resolution
[06:18] <graydot> i am trying 'sudo usermod -aG www-data userid; groups' but there is still no www-data in my groups. am i doing somethingn wrong?
[06:18] <Sylphid> hena2,  can you pastebin your xorg.conf
[06:18] <russia213> I have grub error 21 and my external is plugged in
[06:18] <^cheeky> nickrud, i did , thats the highest i can go
[06:18] <hena2> Sylphid: sure
[06:19] <tonyyarusso> graydot: You have to log out and back in again for group changes to take effect.
[06:19] <claybustr> I was playing with ldap and screwed up password auth. How do I reenable password logins? Right now the only way into this machine is ssh public key. Even sudo is screwed (I guess I'll have to boot from CD to get root)
[06:19] <graydot> tonyyarusso, thanks
[06:19] <nickrud> ^cheeky, take a look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log , see if it's using the vesa driver or the intel one.
[06:19] <claybustr> also - on a related curiosity tangent - is there any way to use ssh public key (like on a thumb drive) for console or gdm login ?
[06:19] <Lana> anyone know much about thunderbird?
[06:19] <nathanhelp> http://www.sony.net/Products/Linux/Download/DSC-H3.html which one should i DL for Ubuntu 8.10? Since, rpm's are seemingly dangerous.
[06:19] <^cheeky> nickrud, ok i will thank you
[06:19] <Lana> I just want to know if it's possible to do this: http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/3380/emailee1.jpg
[06:20] <orsonj> Lana: some, what is your question?
[06:20] <hena2> Sylphid: http://pastebin.com/m39dcf5b6
[06:20] <Lana> when I add email accounts it only lists them
[06:20] <Lana> I need to separate them into subcategories, etc
[06:20] <nickrud> nathanhelp, I'd guess (without knowing more about what it is or the code is supposed to do) that you need all of them. And they're written especially for red had
[06:20] <nickrud> *hat
[06:20] <Lana> either in thunderbird or any other email client that can run on ubuntu
[06:21] <macvr> hi all , how do i password protect a certain folder, so that every time i have to view the contents i need to enter the password?
[06:21] <tonyyarusso> Lana: um, if you need categories for your accounts, perhaps you have too many accounts...
[06:21] <orsonj> Lana: I haven't tried that myself, I'd check for addons that might do it.
[06:21] <tonyyarusso> macvr: GPG and a script of some sort.
[06:21] <nathanhelp> nickrud: It's for a digital still camera. I dont think I need all of them...but...even so... if it's for redhat that doesnt help me on debian does it? unless...theres a way to convert?
[06:21] <russia213> Pleas help me ;_;
[06:21] <nickrud> one can never have too many accounts ...
[06:21] <macvr> tonyyarusso: GPG?? i'm just a linux noob could u elaborate?
[06:22] <Lana> I run several sites, each with several email accounts, and more sites to come in the future, so I really want to organize the treebar that way
[06:22] <tonyyarusso> !gpg | macvr
[06:22] <Lana> I checked addons for thunderbird and couldn't find any
[06:22] <^cheeky> nickrud, hey, it seems it has both ... is that possible ?
[06:22] <R34L1TY> Hey guys, Ive just downloaded another backup of Ubuntu, but this time the md5sum is completely different
[06:22] <Sylphid> hena2, run jockey-gtk
[06:22] <nickrud> nathanhelp, there's alien, but I spend more time than I like helping people do surgery on broken systems because they broke their system with alien
[06:22] <nickrud> ^cheeky, nope, if you see (VESA) in a *lot* of lines, you're using the VESA driver and not the intel one
[06:23] <O__o> how to find words in man page?
[06:23] <macvr> tonyyarusso: and anything i could read up about the scripts?
[06:23] <eweb100> Hay, sleep and hybernation doesn't work, it just goes black and freezes any ideas?
[06:23] <hena2> Sylphid: and which of the two nvidia drivers do i activate?
[06:23] <hena2> 173? or 177?
[06:23] <Sylphid> hena2, 177
[06:23] <nickrud> O__o,  /<word>   that is, hit the slash key then type what you're looking for then enter
[06:23] <R34L1TY> Anyone know what could cause the md5sum to be so different if the file was downloaded from the same source?
[06:23] <O__o> nickrud, thx
[06:23] <tonyyarusso> macvr: The Advanced Bash Scripting guide will give you more information than you could possibly need, so you'll just need to figure out which bits you actually want to use.  Happy reading!
[06:24] <hena2> Sylphid: tried that when i said brb a little while ago.  it wouldn't work. ubuntu said there was a problem and the only option that let me log in was to revert back to defaults
[06:24] <cast|lir> R34L1TY: corruption
[06:24] <tonyyarusso> !abs | macvr
[06:24] <nickrud> ^cheeky, I'm not much of an intel guy ... I'm mostly just trying to help you narrow your question for the next person ;(
[06:24] <dnet4> jakarta
[06:24] <cast|lir> R34L1TY: or the NSA is trying to backdoor you, or the md5 you have is wrong
[06:24] <lakeoftea> omg its a party in hear
[06:24] <kc8pxy> this will sound weird. how do i go about forcing approx to fill /var/cache/approx with a mirror of the live repositories?
[06:24] <russia213> I have grub error 21 and my external is plugged in I can't boot windows directly either
[06:24] <macvr> tonyyarusso:  thank you... :)
[06:24] <eweb100> everyone, I can't get my labtop to sleep or hybernate, it just goes black and freezes? help?
[06:24] <R34L1TY> Can anyone run a md5 on ubuntu-8.04.2-desktop-i386
[06:25] <O__o> i have a rdesktop question, i read the man page but still dont understand.  how do u get sound from windows xp to rdesktop?
[06:25] <On0bi_> how do i change the hovering/selection color in my theme?
[06:25] <nickrud> R34L1TY, you can find official md5sums at releases.ubuntu.com/8.04
[06:25] <O__o> rdesktop -r sound xx.xx.xx.xx  ??
[06:25] <tonyyarusso> macvr: If you want to be really comprehensive about it you could implement it as a Nautilus plugin, but the easiest way would be to do something like have your folder ~/private_stuff, and then a script ~/open_private.sh, and just click the script to run before entering the folder.
[06:25] <R34L1TY> they only liste 8.04.1 as far as i seen nick
[06:25] <^cheeky> nickrud, hey your helping me and thank you , i dont see it in alot of lines .. kinda seem them both, is there particular line i should look for in the log ?
[06:25] <On0bi_> how do i change the hovering/selection color in my theme?
[06:25] <nickrud> ^cheeky, why not just put it on http://paste.ubuntu.com ?
[06:26] <tonyyarusso> macvr: Alternatively, if you're running 8.10 there's some sort of built in ~/Private directory feature that I think uses LUKS, but I haven't played with that yet since I'm on 8.04.
[06:26] <O__o> rdesktop -r sound:local xx.xx.xx.xx ??
[06:26] <hena2> Sylphid: you're taking a bit to respond.  so i'm going to try out the 173.  as i dont have too much time to get this sorted out
[06:26] <Sylphid> hena2, 177
[06:26] <nathanhelp> nickrud: I'd prefer to not use alien if possible.
[06:26] <macvr> tonyyarusso: but if some one clicks on the folder instead of the private.sh , wouldnt they have direct access?
[06:26] <Sylphid> hena2, sorry said it earlier musta missed it
[06:26] <hena2> Sylphid: i tried that last time, and it failed
[06:26] <On0bi_> how do i change the hovering/selection color in my theme?
[06:27] <Sylphid> hena2, ok try 173 then
[06:27] <orsonj> R34L1TY: it shows .2 for me, try a reload.   589f13da46e34789cb13b7dc574ccc6c
[06:27] <nickrud> nathanhelp, I'd google your device model number with the word ubuntu for more info. I'd hate to see you try alien :)
[06:27] <hena2> Sylphid: k
[06:27] <tonyyarusso> macvr: Well, the way I'm envisioning this is that you'd "unlock" it, use stuff, and "lock" it again.  While unlocked, yes.  Although of course you can use the built in folder permissions stuff so that they would have to first have access to your user account.
[06:27] <R34L1TY> Oh, nevermind, Thank you nickrud, the md5 is indeed correct. Not sure what i did differently this time around :)
[06:27] <eweb100> everyone, I can't get my labtop to sleep or hybernate, it just goes black and freezes? HElp pl0x??
[06:28] <izinucs> shouldn't there be a group for apache? like <something>-www or similar?
[06:28] <R34L1TY> orsonj - thank you as well :)
[06:28] <tonyyarusso> izinucs: www-data by default.
[06:28] <AnaisCareMaiz> I suddenly cannot see any image in Flickr, I am using firefox, does anyone know why could that be happening? its happening only on that site
[06:28] <Alysum> test
[06:28] <R34L1TY> Alrighty then, Thanks for the support everyone. Im off to burn a lovely copy of ubuntu :D
[06:28] <izinucs> tonyyarusso, that's what I thought!  I'm looking for it in groups and don't see it listed event though apache, mysql and php are installed.
[06:29] <cast|lir> Alysum: test recieved over, continuing with project alpha
[06:29] <On0bi_> how do i change the hovering/selection color in my theme?
[06:29] <nsgn> shoulda told him to use a USB stick
[06:29] <nsgn> CDs suck
[06:29] <VoodooDance> Titan8990, apparently my upgrade worked
[06:29] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: nice
[06:29] <tonyyarusso> izinucs: "looking for it in groups" meaning /etc/group ?
[06:29] <Titan8990> VoodooDance: drivers too?
[06:29] <russia213> Pleas help me ;_;
[06:29] <jeeves_Moss> how can I track down this error?  "usb 1-1: device not accepting address 2, error -71"
[06:29] <macvr> tonyyarusso: oh... ok... i'll read up about it , n maybe things would be clearer, also could this be used only any type of partition? or only ext3 , i ask since i have an XFS partition also...
[06:30] <izinucs> tonyyarusso, no.. in the gui appelate
[06:30] <tonyyarusso> macvr: Any Linux/Unix type.
[06:30] <On0bi_> how do i change the hovering/selection color in my theme?
[06:30] <macvr> tonyyarusso: ok... thanx
[06:30] <^cheeky> i think i found it :)
[06:31] <VoodooDance> its using 177 now
[06:31] <VoodooDance> which is better than 173
[06:31] <tonyyarusso> izinucs: Those are the groups you belong to already, not the ones that exist on the system.
[06:31] <fazlur> does IRC Supports dynamic port ???? Can any body have idea on this ... ???
[06:32] <tonyyarusso> izinucs: I think
[06:32] <fazlur> does IRC Supports dynamic port ???? any body have idea on this ... ???
[06:32] <tonyyarusso> !repeat | fazlur
[06:33] <fazlur> thank you
[06:34] <maria> DCC SEND "STARTKEYLOGGER" 0 0
[06:34] <Tarakonas> so what can I do about CD i/o error when trying to do full install? install-over-windows works fine. cd burned at lowest speed
[06:34] <eweb100> everyone, I can't get my labtop to sleep or hybernate, it just goes black and freezes? HElp pl0x??
[06:34] <russia213> I have grub error 21 and my external is plugged in I can't boot windows directly either
[06:34] <VoodooDance> how do you determine ubuntu version?
[06:35] <^cheeky> VoodooDance, System - about ubuntu ?
[06:36] <tonyyarusso> VoodooDance: or for CLI, lsb_release -a
[06:36] <VoodooDance> the ubuntu release name
[06:36] <VoodooDance> I did the auto update and don't recall what I was supposed to end up as
[06:36]  * drgnu Ubuntu 8.10 on TabletPC Motion Computing LE1600
[06:36] <drgnu> Does anyone know how to tweak Ubuntu to get an on-screen keyboard on LOGIN & when ADMIN password is required (i.e. when starting synaptic)?
[06:38] <ali__> im trying to get xdmcp working over wifi... i can login fine using a wired connection but wifi doesn't work (no serving hosts found)... how do i get it to use my saved wireless configuration?
[06:39] <nickrud> VoodooDance, lsb_release -a
[06:40] <VoodooDance> ok... cool. 8.10 intrepid
[06:40] <On0bi_> how do i change the hovering/selection color in my theme?
[06:41] <VoodooDance> now to try to install 180
[06:42] <^cheeky> hi how would i be able to check what bios version i have in ubuntu ?
[06:43] <roccity> hey guys
[06:43] <ali__> anyone know how to get xdmcp working over wireless?
[06:43] <dimension128> I have a P4 Cedar Mill Single-Core Processor. It has hyper threading.  /proc/cpuinfo shows it as if it were 2 physical cpu's. (processor : 0 and processor : 1). The "System Monitor" shows one 'thread' at almost 100% always, and the other at almost zero. Sometimes they switch around, and the graph itself is interesting to watch, as one 'cpu' goes down, the other goes up almost at the exact same rate. "top" is showing th
[06:43] <dimension128> My question is,  Is this normal? Should one 'cpu/thread' on a single-core cpu always appear to be at 100% usage?
[06:44] <Circs> dimension128: For single threaded applications that is normal load behavior
[06:44] <dimension128> ok
[06:45] <lwizardl> anyone here use a toshiba protege 3500 with ubuntu or linux
[06:45] <tonyyarusso> ^cheeky: sometimes lshw will show you that.
[06:45] <VoodooDance> tritium, ok.. I did the sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180 what next?
[06:45] <tonyyarusso> ^cheeky: if not you'll have to reboot and look
[06:45] <co_alone> i
[06:46] <^cheeky> tonyyarusso, well.. mine has the huge intel thing .. does not show me my specs
[06:46] <ali__> anybody here know anything about xdmcp?
[06:47] <ali__> i will paypal $20 usd to anyone who fixes my problem...
[06:47] <freq18hz> lol
[06:47] <dayo_> ali__: $25
[06:47] <tonyyarusso> ali__: I appreciate the gesture, but unfortunately I don't know the answer.  :S
[06:48] <freq18hz> whats the issue
[06:48] <ali__> lol
[06:48] <ali__> i can't get xdmcp working over wifi
[06:48] <dayo_> ali__: :P
[06:48] <ali__> it works fine over ethernet but not over wifi
[06:48] <ali__> im using a laptop as a client so ethernet kinda defeats the purpose of having a laptop in the first place
[06:49] <co_alone> i
[06:49] <co_alone> i
[06:49] <dimension128> Circs: So how do I know what kind of load a process is really imposing on my machine? When top says something is using 80%CPU, does that mean I have 20% unused or 120%?  Or better yet, do you know of any place I can read up on this kind of stuff? I tried googling phrases like "Ubuntu Hyperthreading, always at 100%" But the results are pretty much useless.
[06:49] <n8tuser> ali__-> when you use the ethernet on your laptop it works with xdcmp?
[06:50] <ali__> n8tuser: yeah
[06:50] <Circs> dimension128: Hyperthreading doesn't mean you actually have two cpus, it only shows up like that, so when it says 80 used, you only have 20% free
[06:50] <n8tuser> ali__-> the remote host is on same subnet?
[06:50] <ali__> n8tuser: yeah all my stuff is on 192.168.1.*
[06:50] <Circs> dimension128: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyper-threading
[06:51] <dimension128> Circs: thank you
[06:51] <O__o> hi how to get sound in rdesktop?
[06:51] <O__o> i did rdesktop -r sound:local but no sound
[06:51] <n8tuser> ali__-> can you post the results of  iwconfig;  ifconfig ;  route -n  ?
[06:51] <Circs> dimension128: That should give you a good groundwork for understanding, but basically HTT is a way to combat the excessively long pipeline of the Netburst processor arch.
[06:51] <O__o> rdesktop -r sound:remote i can hear sound from my remote xp machine
[06:51] <harrisony> is there a way to make update-manger when doing a dist-upgrade force to use a mirror
[06:52] <ali__> n8tuser: ok brb w/ a pastebin url...
[06:52] <Circs> dimension128: If you have any questions after reading that just ask me and I'll explain
[06:53] <lahori> how can i completely remove ubuntu... i wanna install windows xp back... could somebody help me
[06:54] <tanto_> i'm having a problem with my ubuntu+screen+irssi character encoding, in ubuntu+screen it's turning a little dot in the center of the line into a block.. without screen it works great, but inside of screen it's all messed up
[06:54] <roccity> lahori: reinstall winxp
[06:54] <tonyyarusso> lahori: You just install Windows - that should be plenty.
[06:54] <lahori> thank you
[06:54] <roccity> lahori: it should reinstall if not use the live cd and partition the disk as ntfs and then install winXP
[06:54] <nightrid3r> lahori: insert windows cd and reboot, erase all partitions a create new one for windows
[06:55] <ali__> n8tuser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/113917/
[06:55] <roccity> lahori whay do you want to just  curious
[06:55] <co_alone> i
[06:56] <n8tuser> ali__-> your laptop is .69 and you're connecting to which ip?
[06:56] <ali__> n8tuser: .1
[06:56] <frk2> he's a lahori thats why
[06:57] <n8tuser> ali__-> can you ping that .1 ip now from your laptop?
[06:57] <dbuiviet> hi all, I'm using Hardy, kernel 2.6.24-23, just upgraded the latest ATI driver, version 9.1, and my suspend/hibernate function doesn't work anymore, I'm on Thinkpad T60, with ATI Mobility X1300, anyone has any idea or info on my issue? :-)
[06:57] <ali__> n8tuser: yeah no problem at all... im wondering if it's because the wireless doesn't connect until logon, and xdmcp is started before logon?
[06:59] <ali__> n8tuser: that was a string of assumptions by the way... i don't really know what i'm talking about
[06:59] <n8tuser> ali__-> when you do  X :8 -query 192.168.1.1    does that work?
[06:59] <co_alone> i
[06:59] <harrisony> wow the quality of supports really droped over the years
[06:59] <dbuiviet> hi all, I'm using Hardy, kernel 2.6.24-23, just upgraded the latest ATI driver, version 9.1, and my suspend/hibernate function doesn't work anymore, I'm on Thinkpad T60, with ATI Mobility X1300, anyone has any idea or info on my issue?
[06:59] <dbuiviet> :)
[07:00] <Things> Hi, I keep getting a Exit 127 message when I try to "start a proccess"
[07:00] <Things> Anyone know what it means ?
[07:00] <zeroshade> dbuiviet check http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/ThinkWiki =) thats how i fixed issues on my R61
[07:02] <tonyyarusso> Things: something is failing in the code. That's about all you know.  What process?
[07:02] <n8tuser> ali__ are you there?
[07:02] <boss> n8tuser: that worked fine i was amazed to see that
[07:02] <boss> n8tuser: that worked fine i was amazed to see that
[07:02] <eigma_> I'm running Ubuntu 8.04 server and I want to customize iptables to add a pom (patch-o-matic) module (the ROUTE target).. I'm following these steps: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=489011&postcount=2. any idea what's the proper way to get all the p-o-m patches in the tree so I can build it?
[07:02] <boss> n8tuser: is there any way of getting that to work before login?
[07:02]  * tcindie yawns
[07:03] <tcindie> hey all :)
[07:03] <n8tuser> boss-> is that $20 bux ready for you to deposit?
[07:03] <dbuiviet> thanks zeroshare, I will check it :-)
[07:03] <dimension128> Circs: Interesting. So would I gain anything by compiling the kernel with some kind of options for my cpu? Or is the standard Ubuntu precompiled kernel already doing the best job that can be done?
[07:04] <boss> n8tuser: i'm a man of my word... but can i get that working without having to first login to the laptop?
[07:04] <Things> tonyyarusso, a SA-MP server
[07:04] <Things> ***@***:/home/Things/samp02X# ./samp02Xsvr &
[07:04] <Things> -bash: ./samp02Xsvr: No such file or directory
[07:04] <Things> [1] 5047
[07:04] <Things> [1]+ Exit 127 ./samp02Xsvr
[07:04] <FloodBot1> Things: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:04] <Things> Oops
[07:04] <n8tuser> boss that command using X  -- you must be logged on
[07:04] <Circs> dimension128: There is almost always something to be gained by compiling on your specific machine, but unless you spend a lot of time with multithreaded apps of multi tasking with high IO waits your performance won't increase by any measurable amount
[07:05] <Circs> s/of/or
[07:05] <boss> n8tuser: in the options menu at login you can choose xdmcp... i guess that's off limits unless you're wired, or am i wrong?
[07:05] <n8tuser> boss-> the login screen on the laptop only allows you to login to your laptop,
[07:06] <peepsalot> i have a front panel jack for headphones on my computer.  I can't figure out if there is a way to mute the normal spekaer output when this is plugged in.  can anyone help?
[07:06] <peepsalot> as it is, when I plug in headphones, it plays on both the normal speakers, and my headphones
[07:06] <n8tuser> boss-> what that meant is your laptop can be logged on remotely using  xdcmp, it does  not meant you can use your laptop's login prompt to login to a remote system
[07:06] <Circs> dimension128: Did that answer your question?
[07:07] <boss> n8tuser: i tried it wired and it worked
[07:07] <dimension128> Circs: Aye, ok. Its so nice to have a place to ask questions like this. You have been very helpful thank you.
[07:07] <tonyyarusso> peepsalot: There is..a sec
[07:07] <n8tuser> boss-> perhaps i dont follow, when your laptop is wired, you then do what?
[07:08] <Circs> dimension128: Not a problem. I actually have a workstation with a 3.8 P4 and I turned off hyperthreading for my purposes.
[07:08] <boss> n8tuser: choose xdmcp from the options menu at the login screen, and it gives a list of available hosts (which i have 1, which is 192.168.1.1)... i click it and i get to the same screen i did with the X command
[07:08] <tonyyarusso> peepsalot: Right-click or double-click the volume applet, go to the "Switches" tab in the Volume Control manager, and select "Headphone Jack Sense".
[07:09] <topo_1968> Hallo
[07:09] <JakPete> hello
[07:09] <dimension128> Circs: Does it really work better to turn it off when your running non ht apps? Did you see a noticeable performance gain?
[07:09] <topo_1968> Italian or english only?
[07:09] <JakPete> can I ask for help here?
[07:10] <peepsalot> tonyyarusso, hmm, mine doesn't have that switch.  i wonder if it's just a crappy sound card.  it's onboard Asus m2n-e
[07:10] <quibbler> !it
[07:10] <tonyyarusso> peepsalot: could be yeah
[07:10] <Circs> dimension128: Not really, but I kept getting strange errors when the load would climb and I'd try to use something else at the same time.
[07:10] <n8tuser> boss-> when you just have wireless on your laptop, do you have to do anything to get it associated and have wireless access or just turn it on and get a wireless outright?
[07:10] <topo_1968> OK grazie a n8tuser>
[07:11] <dimension128> Circs: Well gotta get to bed. Thanks again.
[07:11] <boss> n8tuser: when i turn it on and i'm logged in, it connects automatically to my router with the network-manager applet.  but that's because i have a saved configuration there... before i set that up in network-manager (which isn't started until login) it would ask me for the wpa key
[07:12] <JakPete> can I ask for help in this room?
[07:13] <quibbler> !ask
[07:13] <boss> n8tuser: pm me your paypal email and i'll transfer the $ now... i trust you won't disappear :P
[07:13] <n8tuser> boss-> then you need to setup your /etc/network/interfaces  so it auto connects upon boot (withou you needing to login)
[07:13] <JakPete> ok
[07:14] <n8tuser> boss may I request.. donate it to a very good cause.. like st jude or salvation army ( i dont know if they have these in uk)
[07:14] <AgentHeX> i'm having a problem with pulseaudio.  it seems when i play a youtube video through Adobe Flash Player 10, i cannot get audio playback from any program.  it simply hangs.  so far, i've only been able to revive playback by rebooting my system.  anyone have a workaround?
[07:14] <boss> n8tuser: half to a good cause, half to you?
[07:14] <n8tuser> boss all of it
[07:15] <MoLE_> AgentHeX, which ubuntu are you using?
[07:15] <AgentHeX> 8.04.2
[07:15] <boss> n8tuser thanks for your help, i'll stay in the channel and let you know where it's gone
[07:15] <n8tuser> boss you're welcome
[07:15] <AgentHeX> MoLE_: and i've enabled hardy-proposed as well as hardy-backports, but i doubt this has any relevance.
[07:15] <n8tuser> boss  getting back to your issue, the auto connect at boot should be configured in /etc/network/interfaces
[07:15] <nuxil> donate to ubuntu
[07:16] <MoLE_> AgentHeX, IIRC it's a known issue for 8.04, have you read the wiki.ubuntu.com entry on pulseaudio and flash?
[07:16] <boss> n8tuser any idea how i can do that?
[07:16] <AgentHeX> no.  i'll check that out.  i looked on launchpad for bug reports but didn't find anything.
[07:16] <wwbwwb> in my home,2pc,one xp,another xubuntu.when the two connect the internet,the xubuntu is wrong.when the xubuntu connect the internet alone,it's good.what's the matter?
[07:17] <n8tuser> boss hang a few...let me check something
[07:17] <boss> n8tuser i looked at an example file online and it looks pretty daunting...thanks
[07:17] <n8tuser> boss->  you are using 8.10 ?
[07:18] <syntac> hi, my wireless connection is slow for some reason. it stays around 25kB/s where as my wired connection is limited by my ISP (over 1MB/s).  What is the deal with the wireless?  I'm using 8.10 new install
[07:18] <MoLE_> AgentHeX, http://humanpenguin.wordpress.com/2008/08/18/pulseaudio-and-flash-issues-in-ubuntu-804-resolved-at-last/
[07:18] <boss> n8tuser yeah
[07:18] <AgentHeX> MoLE_: thanks for the find.  i'll see if it fixes my problem.
[07:18] <n8tuser> boss hang a few...let me check something
[07:19] <KyleK> hey my ubuntu box is acting as a masq gateway, and i want to limit one ip on the network to just 15kbps upload rate, what do I want to use?
[07:19] <MoLE_> np AgentHeX
[07:19] <JakPete> I am new so forgive me if this is stupid.  Yesterday my ubuntu indicated that there was updates available.  I clicked on it as usual and it started downloading.  It came up with an error and since then can't open open office, can't remove or reinstall it.  Says I have 9 broken packages.  Tried doing as the error box says, which is open package manager.  When that opens it says to use the broken filter to locate them.  I tried Edit, Fix Broken Packages.  Sa
[07:20] <n8tuser> boss you said wpa2 ?
[07:20] <boss> n8tuser yeah personal
[07:20] <KyleK> syntac: is there any network services that you can test against? like a web server on your lan or something? I've heard of some drivers causing like a bandwidth limitation of that much
[07:20] <n8tuser> boss thats wpa2 or wpa1  i dont remember
[07:21] <KyleK> theres one for eahc :)
[07:21] <wwbwwb> in my home,2pc,one xp,another xubuntu.when the two connect the internet,the xubuntu is wrong.when the xubuntu connect the internet alone,it's good.what's the matter?
[07:21] <wwbwwb> xubuntu 8.10
[07:21] <boss> n8tuser wpa2/psk
[07:21]  * aceat64 is away: not here
[07:21] <syntac> kylek, yes, whenever i run the update software (my mirror is a server on campus here) it runs at ~20kB/s on wireless but at 120kB/s when wired
[07:21] <n8tuser> boss did you post your /etc/network/interfaces file earlier?
[07:21] <Flannel> JakPete: You got cut off.  But, go to a terminal, do sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade, and it'll likely give you a command to perform regarding broken packages
[07:21] <KyleK> wwbwwb: might want to clarify on "wrong"
[07:21] <boss> n8tuser no i'll do that now
[07:21] <n8tuser> boss if not, canyou post it?
[07:21] <KyleK> syntac: whatever wireless driver you're using is crap then
[07:22] <KyleK> try ndiswrapper if you're not using it, or the other option if you are (i think its atheros that has that issue)
[07:22] <syntac> how do i determine what i'm using?
[07:23] <wwbwwb> clarify?
[07:23] <KyleK> lsmod |ndis?
[07:23] <KyleK> wwbwwb: exactly
[07:23] <KyleK> wwbwwb: "wrong" is very vague, like when all the computers are hooked up, are the images upside down for the xubuntu machine?
[07:23] <boss> n8tuser http://paste.ubuntu.com/113925/ i think it's pretty much default
[07:24] <n8tuser> boss add these lines
[07:24] <syntac> kylek, i have the intel 5100 wireless controller.  have you heard anything bad about it?
[07:24] <n8tuser> boss     auto  eth1
[07:24] <JakPete> Flannel: tried it and comes up with the following:
[07:24] <JakPete> W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net intrepid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 60D11217247D1CFF
[07:24] <JakPete> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[07:24] <JakPete> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[07:24] <FloodBot1> JakPete: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:24] <n8tuser> boss ill paste in private..
[07:25] <boss> n8tuser, cool
[07:25] <wwbwwb> i'm a beginner.not  very catch your mean.but thank you very much
[07:25] <JakPete> sorry floodbot
[07:25] <Flannel> JakPete: You'll need to close synaptic, update-manager, and whatever other package managers you have, and try again.  (And ignore the GPG error for now)
[07:25] <KyleK> syntac: nope, did you do "lsmod | ndis"?
[07:26] <KyleK> may or may not list ndiswrapper
[07:26] <raevol> my pulse audio isn't remembering my default device between reboots
[07:26] <kreino> help, what command i want to use root
[07:26] <kreino> help, what command i want to use root in terminal?
[07:26] <boss> n8tuser, is that all?
[07:26] <boss> n8tuser, is that all?
[07:26] <boss> n8tuser, sorry
[07:26] <zeroshade> kreino: looking for sudo?
[07:26] <n8tuser> boss in private..a bunch of lines
[07:27] <boss> n8tuser, cool i'll add those now
[07:27] <kreino> now i am in my profile.. when i want to do 'echo...', it neet to be root
[07:27] <zeroshade> kreino: put 'sudo' before the command
[07:27] <kreino> in terminal
[07:27] <Flannel> kreino: What command are you trying to do?
[07:28] <kreino> em
[07:28] <JakPete> Flannel: can I speak to you in private so I can copy/paste the message i got?
[07:28] <Flannel> !paste | JakPete
[07:28] <kreino> now.. kreino@ubuntu:~$ ....................
[07:28] <kreino> but i want use like root:~$ .............
[07:28] <ronsky> hello
[07:28] <kreino> something like that
[07:28] <zeroshade> kreino: use sudo -i
[07:28] <Flannel> kreino: No, you want to perform a command.  What command is it?
[07:29] <wwbwwb> zhenhao
[07:29] <kreino> ok thanks
[07:29] <Flannel> kreino: You'll likely end up doing something like echo "foo" | sudo tee -a /bar/baz
[07:29] <JakPete> sorry...noob here that has only recently moved from xp.  I don't understand what you want me to do
[07:29] <ronsky> Hummmm
[07:29] <Flannel> JakPete: Copy the text and paste it to the pastebin, hit 'submit' or whatever, and you'll get a new URL (with your paste) give us that URL
[07:30] <JakPete> oh ok
[07:30] <KyleK> !cbq
[07:30] <KyleK> !htb
[07:30] <ronsky> hey
[07:30] <pinguino> i use a server with only CLI, problem is with my video card is a 7800gs and a LOUD fan, under console it spins 100%, but with drivers loaded and in xserver its quiet(no longer have xserver installed), how do i  shut it the hell up in cli?
[07:31] <JakPete> http://paste.ubuntu.com/113926/
[07:31] <harley> me being a newby to ubuntu, should I download a self extracting file or an RPM self extracting file?
[07:31] <arvind_khadri> harley, neither
[07:31] <MoLE_> how did you go AgentHeX
[07:31] <arvind_khadri> !deb | harley
[07:31] <harley> arvind_khadri, ? :S
[07:32] <Flannel> JakPete: Oh, you're adding PPAs for OOo 3?
[07:32] <ronsky> hey how can i get aircrack-ng installed ???
[07:32] <arvind_khadri> harley, you should install stuff from the repositories
[07:32] <harley> arvind_khadri,  then how should i go about installing java?
[07:32] <MoLE_> ronsky, sudo aptitude install aircrack-ng
[07:33] <arvind_khadri> harley, sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[07:33] <ronsky> Awesome thanks
[07:33] <MoLE_> harley, sudo aptitude install ubuntu-restricted-extras will also give you mp3 support and other stuff like flash
[07:33] <kreino> how to stop the terminal from downloading something...? i cant stop it. before i just test mttcorefonts.. but i want to cancel..?
[07:33] <arvind_khadri> harley, substitute jre with jdk if you want jdk... type that in the terminal
[07:33] <MoLE_> kreino, press control-c
[07:33] <arvind_khadri> !java > harley
[07:33] <harley> MoLE_, I did that yesterday, thanks anyway :)
[07:34] <JakPete> Flannel: I don't know...ubuntu said I had updates available so I clicked to install\
[07:34] <MoLE_> harley, in that case you will already have java installed
[07:34] <JakPete> told you I was new to this
[07:34] <kreino> i have pressed ctrl+c, but after i download something, it will continue back.. how come?
[07:34] <JakPete> :(
[07:34] <ronsky> Awesou Mole  for MP#
[07:34] <harley> arvind_khadri, well I'm not sure if you've heard of it. But I want to play a java based game. What java will I need?
[07:35] <kreino> ok.. it done.
[07:35] <Flannel> JakPete: Ok, Lets take a step back, did you add something to try and get OOo 3?
[07:35] <arvind_khadri> harley, if you have installed ubuntu-restricted-extras java must be playing... i think you may need jdk too
[07:35] <arvind_khadri> harley, which game?
[07:36] <harley> arvind_khadri, RuneScape
[07:36] <JakPete> Flannel: I never added anything.  As I see the icon appear up the top of ubuntu, i simply click and download the latest updates
[07:36] <ronsky> Hey alot of this info is great
[07:36] <Flannel> JakPete: Is this computer shared with other people?  This might not have been today
[07:36] <lost_and_unfound> greetings, how do i see what ports are open on my ubuntu system ? in FreeBSD I was used to sockstat -4l
[07:36] <JakPete> no
[07:36] <arvind_khadri> harley, is it a online game or something
[07:36] <harley> arvind_khadri, I have been playing it but it has been freezing a lot and down the bottom it said java applet failed, so I thought it may be due to java
[07:37] <ronsky> F&^K Windows
[07:37] <harley> arvind_khadri, yes a java based game.
[07:37] <arvind_khadri> !language | Ronald
[07:37] <Flannel> JakPete: Ok, so... in the past, you tried (perhaps succeeded) in adding a repository to allow you to get a newer OpenOffice.org?
[07:37] <arvind_khadri> Ronald, sorry
[07:37] <Slart> lost_and_unfound: I think you can use netstat with a suitable switch
[07:37] <harley> arvind_khadri, and uses some kind of java applet, and it keeps failing on me
[07:37] <arvind_khadri> !language | ronsky
[07:38] <arvind_khadri> harley, which ubuntu?
[07:38] <MoLE_> ronsky, you're welcome
[07:38] <ronsky> hey it wasn't spelled correctley
[07:38] <arvind_khadri> ronsky, but even then :P
[07:38] <JakPete> Flannel: I guess i may have.  I am sorry to say that I never really take much notice, but just click update and let ubuntu do the work
[07:38] <harley> arvind_khadri, 8.10
[07:39] <MoLE_> lost_and_unfound, nmap perhaps?
[07:39] <arvind_khadri> harley, hmm.. no idea sorry...
[07:39] <harley> does anybody else here possibly know why my java applet is failing?
[07:40] <MoLE_> harley, which version of java does it require?
[07:40] <MoLE_> some java apps only work with specific versions harley
[07:40] <Flannel> JakPete: This wouldn't be something as simple as clicking the update button.  That wouldn't have done this.  But, alright.  Somehow you added an unofficial repository, and thats what's causing the issues.  Please pastebin the output of `apt-cache policy openoffice.org-core python-uno openoffice.org-writer`
[07:40] <harley> MoLE_, I'm not sure
[07:40] <ronsky> i just installed ubuntu 810 a few hours ago and just got my realtek usb drivers installed   this is nice
[07:40] <JakPete> Flannel: I can tell you when I first got unbuntu about two weeks or so ago i did download the newest open office myself and install it
[07:40] <MoLE_> harley, well this information would help you troubleshoot
[07:40] <harley> MoLE_, I'd say the latest version :S It's a pretty big game
[07:41] <arvind_khadri> harley, maybe you should try iced-tea
[07:41] <harley> arvind_khadri, iced-tea?
[07:41] <MoLE_> harley, is it an in-browser java applet?
[07:41] <MoLE_> !icedtea
[07:41] <harley> MoLE_, Yes
[07:42] <MoLE_> harley, URL?
[07:42] <harley> MoLE_, www.runescape.com
[07:42] <Kingsid3> Runescape is damnn awful
[07:42] <harley> Kingsid3, I like it :)
[07:43] <AgentHeX> MoLE_: ty much.  problem solved.
[07:43] <freq18hz> nsgn: any luck?
[07:43] <JakPete> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/113930/
[07:43] <arvind_khadri> harley, its also a java jre like the ones sun issue...
[07:44] <Kingsid3> Fare play
[07:44] <harley> arvind_khadri, So I need java jre?
[07:44] <Flannel> JakPete: alright, try `sudo apt-get install openoffice.org-core`
[07:44] <arvind_khadri> harley,  sudo apt-get install icedtea-java7-jdk
[07:44] <arvind_khadri> harley, ya you need jre
[07:44] <harley> arvind_khadri, or iced tea? orr...? (I'm confused) :P
[07:45] <harley> arvind_khadri, then should I download a jre version of icedtea?
[07:45] <JakPete> Flannel: Install these packages without verification?
[07:45] <arvind_khadri> harley, first try with the sun-java jre's if its still crashing, then go for icedtea
[07:46] <Flannel> JakPete: If you'd like, you can hit no and we can fix the verification problem, or we can hit yes and then fix the problem aftewards.
[07:46] <harley> arvind_khadri,  Okay, I'll have to wait for jdk to finish downloading firs
[07:46] <arvind_khadri> harley, ok... try once after the jdk is done too :)
[07:47] <harley> arvind_khadri,  Alright, thanks for your support :)
[07:48] <Trinithis> I want to undelete files on a FAT32 filesystem. What program should I use?
[07:48] <arvind_khadri> harley, np...
[07:48] <JakPete> Flannel: Clicked yes and got this result - http://paste.ubuntu.com/113931/
[07:49] <russia213> Can anyone help me? I installed Ubuntu on my external and I get Grub error 21 even when the external is pligged in
[07:49] <arvind_khadri> russia213, you need to re-install grub
[07:49] <arvind_khadri> !grub > russia213
[07:49] <Flannel> JakPete: Alright, do `sudo apt-get clean`, lets take care of the validation issue, and then lets reinstall OOo-core after that.
[07:50] <russia213> arvind: I did reinstall
[07:50] <dzup> intrepid here; does someone knows why googleearth goes soo slow?
[07:50] <arvind_khadri> russia213, the grub??
[07:50] <JakPete> Flannel: did that and it just went to a new line
[07:50] <Flannel> JakPete: https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA#Adding%20a%20PPA%27s%20keys%20to%20your%20system   Explains how to do it, and you look on this page for the key itself: http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x60D11217247D1CFF
[07:51] <Flannel> JakPete: right.  In Linux no output is a good thing
[07:51] <jtaji> dzup: you'll want to disable compiz (visual effects in appearance prefs) if it's enabled
[07:51] <russia213> Yes, through the live terminal
[07:51] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ok . so you on live cd now?
[07:51] <dzup> jtaji: compiz its off
[07:51] <russia213> arvind: yes
[07:52] <arvind_khadri> russia213, you the full name so that messages dont get lost... could you paste menu.lst ?
[07:52] <Industrial> if I remove something completely with synatic I don't see the dependancies which were also installed being removed. Why? Doesn't this leave lots of garbage (:p) on my system?
[07:53] <dzup> jtaji: first googleearth stall on startup, but i did mv some libXxxx to libXxxxx.bak ...now works but its very slow, you know why?
[07:53] <Industrial> synaptic*
[07:53] <JakPete> Flannel: I will read the info and try to work it out
[07:53] <adante> hi guys I'm looking at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/285392  <- the last post suggests bios "turn off SATA/IDE option" what does this refer to?
[07:53] <russia213> arvind_khadri: Could you help me with that?
[07:53] <Flannel> JakPete: it's just copy/paste, should be straightforward, but be sure to ask if you have questions.
[07:53] <quibbler> Industrial: what garbage?
[07:53] <igor> Hey guys, anyone here can spare a few moments to help me figure out why the Remote Desktop Viewer wont desplay the remote desktop?
[07:54] <Industrial> quibbler: the packages which were dependancies of the one I installed which no longer have any use because they aren't being used by something else
[07:54] <arvind_khadri> russia213, sure... 1)do you have dual booting? 2) run sudo fdisk -l on the terminal and the paste the output on pastebin
[07:54] <arvind_khadri> !paste> russia213
[07:55] <JakPete> Flannel: so the pages you sent me to are to help with validation issue?
[07:55] <Industrial> quibbler: eg package a needs b, I install a which also installs b first, I uninstall a but b is still on my system, I install package c, it doesnt have anything to do with b. Why is b still there?
[07:55] <gfather> is there a way a can get linux certificate for free ?
[07:55] <Flannel> JakPete: yes.   Once you import that key, you won't get the validation issue.
[07:55] <quibbler> Industrial: you can get rid of them in synaptic under the custom filter orphans
[07:56] <Kingsid3> Anyone know a way to map volume keys on my keyboard in Ubuntu so that they work with Rythmbox?
[07:56] <Industrial> quibbler: which one?
[07:57] <Industrial> oh I got it, Status -> Installed (euto removable)
[07:57] <quibbler> Industrial: make a new filter orphans
[07:58] <ubunt1> Hi
[07:58] <russia213> arvind_khadri: http://paste.ubuntu.com/113939 I do have doual booting
[07:59] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ok ... now do sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sdc1 /mnt
[08:00] <JakPete> Flannel: What name do I save the document as?
[08:01] <russia213> arvind_khadri: done
[08:02] <arvind_khadri> russia213, now gksu gedit /mnt/boot/grub/menu.lst ... paste the contents to pastebin
[08:02] <Sam_IRC> i just installed post fix and i get this:
[08:02] <Sam_IRC> postdrop: warning: unable to look up public/pickup: No such file or directory
[08:02] <Sam_IRC> and someone help me fix it and so i can be able to mail() in php?
[08:02] <iam> hi
[08:02] <Kingsid3> Hey iam
[08:03] <quibbler> Flannel: here is a script to get all  launchpad keys:http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1047743&page=4
[08:03] <Sam_IRC> anyone a postfix expert?
[08:04] <JakPete> Flannel: you still there?
[08:05] <russia213> arvind_khadri: there is nothing in the file
[08:06] <arvind_khadri> russia213, do ls /mnt do you see something as boot,home,etc, ......
[08:06] <licantrup> Hello
[08:07] <JakPete> Flannel: Hello
 anyone know the proper ip for svn.madwifi.org, it doesn't seem to resolve :s
[08:07] <arvind_khadri> undef022, ping it
 it doesn't resolve
[08:08] <russia213> arvind_khadri: In the terminal? Sorry, *is a n00b*
[08:08] <dzup> hi, i did sypnatic install of googleearth-package my questio where is the  executable??? whats his name :s ?
[08:08] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ya ... dont be sorry about it :)
[08:08] <arvind_khadri> russia213, type ls /mnt in the terminal
[08:09] <licantrup> I have a disc partition with windows that I can see from Ubuntu. I was trying to share this partition to another linux computer in my local network but nfs complains that the partitio doesn't support nfs
[08:10] <russia213> arvind_Khadri: No I only got another ubuntu@ubuntu line
[08:10] <viktorkAZ> hello.. im trying to install the zlib library.. when i try.. it appears an error: E: Couldn't find package zlib
[08:10] <arvind_khadri> russia213, had you formatted the linux installation drive as ext3 or ext4?
[08:11] <cast|lir> zlib1g perhaps
[08:11] <cast|lir> do a aptitude search zlib :)
[08:11] <licantrup> Does anyone know how can I share the windows partition to another computer?
[08:11] <arvind_khadri> licantrup, samba
[08:11] <PastorBones> can anybody recommend a program for making a windows installer thing?
[08:11] <arvind_khadri> !samba | licantrup
[08:12] <russia213> arvind_khadri: Partitioner says ext3
[08:12] <PastorBones> everything I've found only works on windows
[08:12] <arvind_khadri> russia213,  sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sdc1 /mnt after doing this did you get any errors?
[08:12] <licantrup> I have tried Samba through but it can't change the permissions of the partition
[08:12] <ActionParsnip2> PastorBones: i cant imagine microsoft creating one, have you tried the windows app in wine?
[08:13] <licantrup> I am trying to share from Ubuntu to Ubuntu
[08:13] <licantrup> but I wan to share a windows partition
[08:13] <PastorBones> ActionParsnip2, I'll see if I can get one of these install creators to work in wine I guess
[08:13] <licantrup> nfs complains it is not nfs compatible
[08:14] <licantrup> Samba tries to change the permission of the partition to 775
[08:14] <licantrup> and it doesn't succeed
[08:14] <ActionParsnip2> licantrup: I've only set up a samba share of Linux partitions for flexibility
[08:14] <arvind_khadri> licantrup, run samba with sudo ...
[08:14] <ActionParsnip2> licantrup: you can make samba change ownerships etc of written data
[08:14] <russia213> arvind_khadri: none
[08:15] <ActionParsnip2> or was that proftpd
[08:15] <arvind_khadri> russia213, sudo mount -a ... what does it return
[08:15] <licantrup> Ssmba tries to change /media/sda7 (the partition I want to share) from 770 to 775
[08:15] <licantrup> and it can't
[08:15] <licantrup> I tried myself with sudo
[08:16] <licantrup> but it doesn't suceed
[08:16] <ari_stress> hi guys, why my network card both wireless and cable active at the same time? both gets ip address from the network
[08:16] <arvind_khadri> licantrup, try asking in #ubuntu-server
[08:16] <russia213> arvind_khadri: nothing O.o
[08:16] <licantrup> ok
[08:16] <arvind_khadri> russia213,  sudo mount  /dev/sdc1 /mnt lets try this
[08:17] <arvind_khadri> russia213, and am sorry there was no -a in the mount command... its just sudo mount
[08:17] <viktorkAZ> cast|lir: when i try to install any of the libraries i need.. it appear in the terminal that couldnt find the packages
[08:17] <viktorkAZ> cast|lir: so i wonder how can i get the packages first
[08:18] <yao_ziyuan> when i close an app, the clipboard can be cleared. how do i change this behavior (and retain the clipboard content)?
[08:19] <arvind_khadri> russia213, will be back in a jiffy
[08:19] <russia213> arvind_khadri: ok
[08:20] <milligan_> How can I check what program is using my soundcard ?
[08:21] <Imaginativeone_> can I reinstall ubuntu without knocking out my disks?
[08:22] <Flannel> JakPete: It doesn't matter what you save the file as
[08:22] <cast|lir> defien knockin out
[08:22] <kevin_> ok... so i got myself a 64-bit machine with 4 gigs of ram. I installed 8.10 (32-bit) and i only see 3 gigs of ram. Can I just install a 64-bit kernel package in here rather than do a whole new ubuntu install?
[08:22] <MoLE_> Imaginativeone, definitely
[08:23] <Imaginativeone_> I would like to save ALL of my existing information
[08:23] <MoLE_> Imaginativeone, always do a backup first
[08:23] <cast|lir> kevin_: i believe you can run a 64bit kernel with a 32bit userland fine enough
[08:23] <Peddyt> I'm trying to compile some c++ source code, but I'm getting multiple errors: http://pastebin.com/m7d8ee989 Can someone please tell me what they mean and how to fix them?
[08:23] <Imaginativeone_> Mole: thanks!
[08:23] <Imaginativeone_> I don't know how to do a backup
[08:23] <Imaginativeone_> can I just risk it?
[08:23] <kevin_> perhaps i should just dl the 64-bit version and go with it
[08:23] <MoLE_> Imaginativeone, I wouldn't
[08:24] <JakPete> Flannel:
[08:24] <Imaginativeone_> so, what do I do?  just NOT partition the drives?
[08:24] <JakPete> Flannel: ok.  saved it
[08:24] <kevin_> i do want to run 32-bit apps with wine though
[08:24] <MoLE_> Imaginativeone, you might want to investigate Clonezilla to solve your backup problem
[08:24] <Imaginativeone_> Mole thanks VERY much!!
[08:25] <Imaginativeone_> I will check that out
[08:25] <cast|lir> kevin_: one can create a 32bit chroot, though what would be better from a compatibility perspective would be to just run windows in a vm
[08:25] <MoLE_> Imaginativeone, you're welcome
[08:25] <JakPete> Flannel: and completed the rest of the task
[08:25] <MoLE_> Imaginativeone, http://clonezilla.org
[08:25] <Flannel> JakPete: alright, do sudo apt-get update again, (this time, you shouldn't have the authentication errors) and then try sudo apt-get install openoffice.org-core
[08:25] <kevin_> i mostly want to run windows games though, so a vm is not an option. it came with vista, but vista is slow and i don't want to learn a new UI :)
[08:25] <Imaginativeone_> I hope Clonezilla compresses...
[08:26] <Imaginativeone_> I have to back up 600GB
[08:26] <MoLE_> Imaginativeone, it does
[08:26] <MoLE_> what are you backing up to Imaginativeone
[08:27] <MoLE_> dvd or hard drive Imaginativeone
[08:27] <JakPete> Flannel: it said the following packages could not be authenticated.  But, it is downloading now so that seems to be more than before
[08:29] <Imaginativeone_> Mole: DVD
[08:29] <Imaginativeone_> should I use CloneZilla live?
[08:29] <MoLE_> Imaginativeone, yes
[08:30] <Imaginativeone_> let's see...600GB/4GB per DVD
[08:30] <Imaginativeone_> 150 DVDs
[08:30] <Imaginativeone_> ugh
[08:30] <MoLE_> imachine, cheaper to buy a portable hard drive
[08:30] <Kunalagon> hello, does somebody knows how to create Ad-hoc network using NetworkManager? I mean, I can create, but what next? I cannot see that network from another computer?
[08:31] <Imaginativeone_> yeah...better in the long run
[08:31] <Imaginativeone_> I bought a WD 1TB, but I had to return it
[08:31] <Imaginativeone_> my system wouldn't recognize it
[08:31] <kevin_> oh ok... i was gonna ask why... i just got one tonight :)
[08:32] <izmaelis> !loli status
[08:32] <Imaginativeone_> kevin: let me know how it works out for you...
[08:32] <cast|lir> some bios have trouble with the big hard drives
[08:32] <Imaginativeone_> hmm...
[08:33] <kevin_> it works fantastic
[08:33] <Imaginativeone_> would you give me a link?
[08:33] <kevin_> i just shifted all of my wine installed apps to it, simlinked .wine to my home dir, and now they're movable between systems easily
[08:33] <russia213> arvind_khadri: The last command returned "mount: can't find /dev/sdc1/mnt in etc/fstab or etc/mtab
[08:33] <Imaginativeone_> back to the originial task, how do I install Ubuntu over my existing system while keeping it?
[08:34] <Imaginativeone_> I wish I knew what "symlinking" is...
[08:34] <sleepy_cat> nick
[08:34] <Imaginativeone_> I see that term all the time
[08:34] <cast|lir> Imaginativeone_: you can't 'keep it' an install over it. you can keep a subset of it though
[08:34] <MoLE_> Imaginativeone, it depends on how you set it up originally
[08:34] <cast|lir> Imaginativeone_: what do you want to keep?
[08:34] <MoLE_> !symlink
[08:34] <MoLE_> !symlink > Imaginativeone
[08:35] <Imaginativeone_> I want to keep the gobs of data I've amassed over the last two years
[08:35] <kevin_> exit
[08:35] <kevin_> exit
[08:35] <kevin_> woops i'm sorry
[08:35] <FloodBot1> kevin_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:35] <cast|lir> Imaginativeone_: so what, the contents of /home?
[08:36] <MoLE_> Imaginativeone, you need to tell us what configuration you have with your partitions on your drive then we can give you better information
[08:36] <Until_It_Sleeps> Does anybody know any programs that can burn AVI files to a DVD-rw so it can play in a regular DVD player?
[08:36] <MoLE_> Until_It_Sleeps, I would suggest k3b
[08:36] <Imaginativeone_> Mole: Partition A - Master HDD
[08:37] <Imaginativeone_> Partition B - Secondary Master
[08:37] <MoLE_> !partition | Imaginativeone
[08:37] <Imaginativeone_> Partition C - Secondary Slave
[08:37] <dayo_> how do i restart pulseaudio
[08:38] <dayo_> i followed this guide: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578 and STILL my pidgin sound dies after watching a movie on kaffeine
[08:38] <dayo_> rhythmbox won't even play
[08:39] <flubuntu> me burid
[08:40] <SmokeyD> hey all, which compiz effect makes a window transparent when the mouse moves to another window below it?
[08:41] <SmokeyD> nevermind, fount it, opacify
[08:41] <Until_It_Sleeps> SmokeyD: Join #Compiz
[08:41] <SmokeyD> Until_It_Sleeps: ok, thanks, didn't know it existed. But found it already
[08:42] <Until_It_Sleeps> er, #compiz-fusion
[08:42] <Until_It_Sleeps> ok
[08:42] <gmathews> Hi, using ntfs-config I have manged to get my ntfs partition to auto mount into /media/295GB. However How can i auto bind /media/295GB/My Documents/Work to /home/Documents each time my computer starts?
[08:42] <SmokeyD> Until_It_Sleeps: by the way, do you know if there is a good place to ask for apparmor help?
[08:42] <Until_It_Sleeps> um... I dunno
[08:42] <prince_jammys> gmathews: you mean make a link?
[08:43] <SmokeyD> Until_It_Sleeps: ok, thanks anyway. I'll look around a bit
[08:43] <SmokeyD> gotta run now
[08:43] <SmokeyD> :)
[08:43] <jackmayol> hi
[08:44] <gmathews> prince_jammys: like mount -o bind, but make it do it each time I startup
[08:45] <jackmayol> just reinstalled yesterday ubuntu 32 --> 64 but I cant mount the ntfs partitions. I have everytime to start nautilus as root at double click the partition names. is there a way to make them "browsable" as default when my ubuntu boots up?
[08:45] <rdancer> amarok says "No suitable input plugin." when playing a remote mp3 stream (plays local mp3's ok) 8.10
[08:46] <adams> anyone able to help troubleshoot a wireless connection
[08:46] <adams> half-showing up but not connected to the network
[08:48] <zgmf-x20a> anyone using kmail here?
[08:49] <zgmf-x20a> having a sending issue that cant seem to resolve
[08:49] <quibbler> jackmayol: in synaptic install ntfs-config
[08:50] <prince_jammys> zgmf-x20a: write out the details of your problem , and hopefully someone can help. also try in #kubuntu
[08:50] <tcindie> Reading the release note for 8.04 it mentions something about DELL RAID firmware compatibility... anybody know if the perc5 is affected by this?
[08:50] <ziroday> !fstab | jackmayol you need to add them to here
[08:51] <JakPete> Flannel: If you are still out there...thank you very much.  I now have my Open Office back!
[08:51] <JakPete> Flannel: You are a legend
[08:51] <Flannel> JakPete: No problem
[08:51] <jackmayol> thx guys, gonna take a watch
[08:51] <pogay> I installed a ubuntustudio 8.10 and with iscan I have a dependency problem. it depends from an "older" lib, but works find with the new one.
[08:52] <andrew_> hi. why are the respositories soooooo slow ?
[08:53] <andrew_> it was default ca.archive, i changed it to us.archive
[08:53] <andrew_> same thing
[08:53] <pogay> I was looking for a workarround, to have no problems after installing with the update (which does'nt work afterward).
[08:53] <cast|lir> andrew_: if they're all slow, amybe you're slow :o
[08:53] <norbert79> Good morning
[08:53] <pogay> equivs and metapackeages seem to complicate, as I just need the package on one laptop
[08:53] <zgmf-x20a> prince_jammys: trying to setup gmail type accounts on kmail, cant get sending to happen though, keep getting this error:  Transport 'Unnamed' is invalid.
[08:53] <andrew_> no im not slow
[08:53] <pogay> ist possible to edit .deb packages? How?
[08:54] <andrew_> im talking 28.8 - 6kb/s slow
[08:54] <norbert79> pogay: dpkg-deb
[08:54] <prince_jammys> zgmf-x20a: direct it to the whole channel. i don't know about kmail.
[08:54] <zgmf-x20a> prince_jammys: ok, thanks though :)
[08:54] <zgmf-x20a> hey all, trying to setup gmail type accounts on kmail, cant get sending to happen though, keep getting this error:  Transport 'Unnamed' is invalid.
[08:54] <Slart> andrew_: try another mirror again.. you should get better speeds from almost any mirror in the world... might be on your end though
[08:55] <ziroday> zgmf-x20a: for kde apps you might have better luck in #kubuntu
[08:55] <andrew_> whats a good mirror
[08:55] <ziroday> andrew_: there is a "Select the best mirror for me" button
[08:55] <andrew_> and is there a tool to change it easier then line by line in the sources.list file
[08:55] <Slart> andrew_: there is a list in the "software sources" dialog
[08:55] <norbert79> andrew_: Which has the highest speed, and is close to your area
[08:55] <zgmf-x20a> ziroday: tried, no one home.  lol.  im running ubuntu though, gnone, kontact is justa  superior app
[08:55] <andrew_> ok
[08:55] <pogay> norbert79: thanks, I follow this hint
[08:55] <norbert79> pogay: Depending on you would like to accomplish... What exactly are you trying to do?
[08:57] <flubuntu> i wqant to reques ubuntu dimaan
[08:57] <norbert79> flubuntu: You would like to do what with what?
[08:57] <ziroday> flubuntu: dimaan?
[08:57] <andrew_> ziro
[08:57] <andrew_> what program
[08:57] <rdz> hi all. i would like to configure sudo in away that a certain user can start an /etc/init.d script as root
[08:57] <andrew_> are you talking about ,  seleccct best mirror
[08:57] <andrew_> synaptic ?
[08:58] <ziroday> andrew_: in software sources. Look in System > Administration > Software Sources
[08:58] <MNZ> can I set up a local directory as a source in apt?
[08:58] <rdz> but this should be the only action this user can do with root privileges
[08:58] <norbert79> rdz: check /etc/sudoers! It's the file for conmfiguring sudo
[08:58] <arvind_k> rdz, we advise you not to
[08:58] <norbert79> rdz: "man sudoers" explains a lot
[08:58] <rdz> norbert79, yeah.. i nkow sudo and the /etc/sudoers, but i don't understand how to set it up for what i want
[08:58] <ziroday> andrew_: and then where is says "Download From:" select other.
[08:58] <rdz> arvind_k, why do you do so?
[08:59] <rdz> norbert79, thanks.. i'll try
[08:59] <andrew_> ziro ahhhh, thanks
[08:59] <norbert79> rdz: try to read that one through, if you get stuck, come back to us again
[09:00] <pogay> norbert79:  iscan is dependet libltdl3 (>= 1.5.2-2) ubuntu8-10 provides libtdl7 (which is compatible)
[09:00] <arvind_k> rdz, sorry i hadnt completely understood what you wanted to say...sorry about it
[09:00] <andrew_> anyone know how to make my ubuntu with the big icons on the bottom instead of the task  bar ? what modification is that  ?
[09:00] <norbert79> pogay: I see... Did you check the packages which package would get you the libltdl3 compatibility?
[09:00] <MNZ> is it possible to set up a directory as an apt source? I mean can I make it look for packages in a directory where I have downloaded them before trying to download?
[09:00] <ziroday> andrew_: you can increase the panel size or use a dock
[09:00] <norbert79> andrew_: Avant-Window navigator is the one you are looking for
[09:01] <_jester_> you guys know any soulseek client for terminal
[09:01] <Slart> MNZ: it's possible to use a cd as a repository.. so it ought to be possible to add a folder.. don't know how to do it though
[09:01] <rdz> norbert79, already the very beginning is very challenging... talking about the grammar of it
[09:01] <sissi> hi
[09:01] <norbert79> rdz: It's pure english :)
[09:01] <ziroday> MNZ: you can put them in /var/cache/apt but not sure if that will work
[09:02] <MNZ> I think the current directory will do
[09:02] <pogay> norbert79:  I made a symplink iscan works perfektly, but the dependency-error is unpleasant, disturbs upgrade and further installation
[09:02] <Ravenor> linux-headers-2.6.24-23 causes a kernel panic on my Aspire One. if I remove the 24-23 headers via synaptic, will linux default to the  24-22 headers?
[09:02] <ActionParsnip2> yo yo yo
[09:02] <norbert79> pogay: I see... Lets see if there are compatibility packages
[09:02] <_jester_> looking for soulseek client for console, anyone knows one?
[09:03] <prince_jammys> _jester_: museek
[09:03] <rdz> norbert79, don't you get frightened, when reading the term "Extended Backus-Naur Form (EBNF)"?
[09:03] <Slart> Ravenor: I doubt the kernel headers are causing a kernel panic.. it's just text files..are you talking about the kernel?
[09:03] <norbert79> rdz: No, I just Google a bit, or check SUDO's webpage :o) http://www.sudo.ws
[09:03] <ziroday> Ravenor: you can pick the -22 kernel from grub, and have grub boot up to that by default
[09:03] <andrew_> nicce 900kb/s now
[09:03] <Ravenor> Slart, No. as detailed here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/322867 Aspire One owners have gotten panics after installing the recent header update.
[09:04] <Slart> Ravenor: and no, you'll need the correct kernel headers for the kernel you're running
[09:04] <ActionParsnip2> _jester_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=109142
[09:04] <andrew_> new zealand ftw
[09:04] <prince_jammys> _jester_: museek, which works in tandem with museeq. personally, i think it kind of sucks, but check it out.
[09:04] <_jester_> prince_jammys: thx, ill check it
[09:04] <ActionParsnip2> _jester_: theres an ncurses client there
[09:04] <norbert79> pogay: What application does this library require?
[09:04] <Ravenor> ziroday, provided the kernel itself is still present on my computer (which I assume it is, as I'm using it. It just defaults to 24-23 right now, and I switch it in grub)
[09:04] <Ravenor> ziroday, correct?
[09:05] <Slart> Ravenor: read that page again.. it's probably the new *kernel* that is the problem
[09:05] <andrew_> 1143kB/s!
[09:05] <ziroday> Ravenor: correct. You can manually select -22 in grub when booting up. If that works you can have grub always use -22
[09:05] <rdz> oh jeese.. that is way too much of a n overkilll..
[09:05] <andrew_> is there a good mp3 album manager for linux ?
[09:06] <rdz> sorry... but the sudoers man page is for people who spend their live trying to understand sudo
[09:06] <ziroday> andrew_: as in?
[09:06] <norbert79> andrew_: Well, Amarok is nice, but not exactly an album manager
[09:06] <andrew_> like i could point it at a bunch of directories, and it'd list all the albums for me for easy clicking
[09:06] <nathanhelp> nickrud: Are you still about?
[09:06] <andrew_> nothin to fancy
[09:06] <eper3z> hey guys why is it so hard to share a folder on my network ubuntu to vista?
[09:06] <rdz> norbert79, i don't wnat to start another religion.. i would like to just want a user to let execute one little script..
[09:06] <Slart> Ravenor: but you can use the older kernel if you want.. and the older kernel headers will be used automatically..let them sort out the problems before you switch
[09:07] <norbert79> rdz: I get you, don't worry... :) Check your privates
[09:07] <Ravenor> Slart, My bad. Me being stupid, I figured 24-23.48 was the only one I had. I'd need to find a way to roll back to 24-23.46, right?
[09:07] <nathanhelp> How can I tell if my USB ports are working or not?
[09:07] <Ravenor> Slart, or be lazy and just use 22.
[09:08] <Slart> Ravenor: I would just stick with the second newest kernel and set that to default in grub
[09:08] <ziroday> andrew_: something like rhythmbox?
[09:08] <cast|lir> nathanhelp: plug in a usb drive and see if anything happens?
[09:08] <Slart> Ravenor: they will probably release a new upgrade later when they've found out what is wrong
[09:08] <jtaji> rdz: it's pretty easy, make a line 'user ALL = /etc/init.d/whatever' or '%group ALL = /etc/init.d/whatever'
[09:08] <cast|lir> or a mouse, or a kb
[09:08] <rdz> jtaji, thanks a lot
[09:08] <Ravenor> Slart, Right. My thanks.
[09:08] <nathanhelp> cast|lir: I have no usb kb/mouse
[09:09] <Slart> Ravenor: you're welcome
[09:09] <jtaji> rdz: hmm, here I found some examples too http://www.gratisoft.us/sudo/sample.sudoers
[09:09] <nathanhelp> i do have a printer though. that would be a good test
[09:09] <Until_It_Sleeps> MoLE_: How would I go about burning a .AVI to the dvd so that it's playable?
[09:09] <alberto2000> which is the best irc client for ubuntu?
[09:10] <ActionParsnip2> !best | alberto2000
[09:10] <andrew_> alberto xchat probably
[09:10] <ActionParsnip2> alberto2000: best doesnt exist
[09:10] <pogay> norbert79: there are, what I have seen,   libltdl3-sources in the web, I didn't like the idea to install old versions.
[09:10] <andrew_> or irssi if you like something simple
[09:10] <Slart> alberto2000: type !best here in the channel for more info
[09:10] <andrew_> its solid
[09:10] <prince_jammys> alberto2000: there are many. xchat, pidgin, konversation ... also irssi for a command-line one.
[09:10] <MoLE_> Until_It_Sleeps, K3B - read the manual and it details how to
[09:10] <norbert79> pogay: No, what application does require libltdl3?
[09:10] <ActionParsnip2> !irc | alberto2000
[09:11] <alberto2000> ok thanks
[09:11] <Slart> Until_It_Sleeps: you can also try devede.. easy enough that you don't have to read a manual =)
[09:11] <pogay> norbert79: it think it's more for gui's an configuration, but I don't know
[09:11] <theneb> Anyone know anything about modprobe.d ?
[09:11] <Slart> !anyone | theneb
[09:11] <Until_It_Sleeps> Slart: I think I installed that, but I can't find it anywhere
[09:11] <norbert79> pogay: But what was the name of the package you tried to install which asked for liltdl3?
[09:11] <Slart> Until_It_Sleeps: open a terminal, type devede
[09:12] <Until_It_Sleeps> O_o oh..
[09:12] <theneb> ubottu: oops, wrong channel. It's a gentoo question ;)
[09:12] <pogay> norbert79: iscan  for epson scanners
[09:12] <Until_It_Sleeps> lo
[09:12] <Until_It_Sleeps> l
[09:12] <L_Y> !openoffice
[09:13] <norbert79> pogay: Whats iscan? There should be a support for Epson printers in Ubuntu
[09:13] <Slart> !away > kansan-zzzzz
[09:14] <Until_It_Sleeps> :D
[09:14]  * Until_It_Sleeps hugs Slart
[09:14] <theneb> ubottu: Meant for a general channel, Anyway if anyone does know how to get alsactl to run restore with a module load. Ie post-install snd-ymfpci /usr/sbin/alsactl restore then let me know
[09:14] <Until_It_Sleeps> ubottu: Why does my computer suck?
[09:15] <Until_It_Sleeps> :P
[09:15] <pogay> norbert79:  yes, printer works out of the box, but scanner http://www.sane-project.org/cgi-bin/driver.pl?manu=&model=sx400&bus=any&v=&p=
[09:15] <norbert79> pogay: Oh, so xsane does not provide you the support for your Epson then?
[09:16] <pogay> norbert79: ican brings the modul to recognise the scanner, then xsane works
[09:16] <norbert79> pogay: I see...
[09:17] <norbert79> pogay: Hang on... Googling a bit ;-)
[09:17] <pogay> norbert79: for me would be a workarround just to adjust the lib-dependecie in the package.
[09:19] <norbert79> pogay: Do you have libsane-extras installed? dpkg -l | grep libsane
[09:20] <Argon> How to begin the rich? http://www.ruspatriot.tk
[09:20] <L_Y> how can i update my openoffice from 2.4 to 3.0
[09:20] <L_Y> i'm now under ubuntu8.04
[09:20] <ActionParsnip2> !ot  | Argon
[09:20] <arvind_khadri> L_Y, you need to install the PPA's
[09:21] <gordonjcp> !spam | arvind_khadri
[09:21] <gordonjcp> oops
[09:21] <gordonjcp> !spam ! Argon
[09:21] <gordonjcp> !spam | Argon
[09:21] <norbert79> gordonjcp: Damn TAB, right? ;-)
[09:21] <mad1> ciao
[09:21] <gordonjcp> arvind_khadri: sorry, disregard
[09:21] <gordonjcp> norbert79: tab + lack of caffeine
[09:21] <Argon> No spam
[09:21] <norbert79> :)
[09:21] <arvind_khadri> gordonjcp, :) got scared for a second though
[09:21] <gordonjcp> !ru | Argon
[09:21] <joshjtl> hi, anyone try fedora 10? I've been trying it out lately but I'm pretty sure I'm coming back to Ubuntu, the distro feels reallllly solid, but the package system is a real hassle!!
[09:22] <shubbar> can someone tell the the command to change files of one extension to another
[09:22] <arvind_khadri> !ppa > L_Y
[09:22] <prince_jammys> joshjtl: try at #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:22] <ActionParsnip2> joshjtl: its good to try different distros
[09:22] <Slart> shubbar: you mean rename? try "mv"
[09:22] <Kingsid3> I found Yum really easy to use
[09:22] <ActionParsnip2> shubbar: depends on the file type you are changing from
[09:23] <gordonjcp> !ot | joshjtl
[09:23] <ditch64> hi, could someone help me burn a DMG image to a dvd-dl?
[09:23] <ActionParsnip2> shubbar: you cant simply rename files and it convert the data
[09:23] <joshjtl> ok ok, sheesh
[09:23] <c_nick> !do-it | gordonjcp
[09:23] <ditch64> im trying to burn OSX onto a disc
[09:23] <joshjtl> natzis
[09:23] <gordonjcp> joshjtl: seriously, there's #ubuntu-offtopic, they love that sort of stuff in there
[09:23] <norbert79> !ot | joshjtl
[09:23] <joshjtl> topic-natzis
[09:23] <Slart> joshjtl: no need for name calling.. especially those kinds of names
[09:23] <prince_jammys> joshjtl: try #ubuntu-nazis
[09:24] <joshjtl> hehe
[09:24] <Until_It_Sleeps> O_o
[09:24] <Bobblybook> can anyone help me with getting an intel wireless card connecting to a network?
[09:24] <arvind_khadri> L_Y, you there??
[09:24] <norbert79> ok, anyone would like to kick the back of this idiot? Thank you
[09:24] <ActionParsnip2> Bobblybook: lspci will identify it, you can websearch from there
[09:24] <L_Y> arvind_khadri yea
[09:24] <shubbar> Slart, can you give me an example using mv
[09:24] <arvind_khadri> L_Y, http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-To-Install-OpenOffice-org-3-0-in-Ubuntu-8-10-96449.shtml you can use this...just replace hardy with every instance of interpid
[09:25] <L_Y> arvind_khadri: you mean that i have to download it by myself?
[09:25] <ActionParsnip2> ditch64: http://baghira.sourceforge.net/dmg.htm
[09:25] <ActionParsnip2> ditch64: i wouldnt go advertising illegal activity in here
[09:25] <Bobblybook> Hi again parsnip :) Yes I've got drivers and firmware all updated. It's listed as eth1, but not as wlan0 anywhere, and won't find my networkk
[09:25] <ditch64> ActionParsnip2, well its a student version and i have legal rights to it
[09:25] <Until_It_Sleeps> Wow, DeVeDe takes a long time to convert. But I'll wait as long as neccesary :D
[09:25] <Slart> shubbar: mv awesomefile.txt awesomefile.data will change the name from awesomefile.txt to awesomefile.data ... it will still be the same text file though
[09:26] <lucio12345> hello i have a CUPS-PDF printer installed as default
[09:26] <lucio12345> but a program doesn't see it and i cannot print
[09:26] <suigeneris> how do I get the total size of the files I list with find?
[09:26] <ditch64> ActionParsnip2, will that help me burn it to a disc though?
[09:26] <arvind_khadri> L_Y, not really, program apt-get so that it does it for you :)
[09:26] <ActionParsnip2> ditch64: read the link
[09:26] <lucio12345> is there a way to declare the PDF printer visible to all?
[09:26] <Slart> Until_It_Sleeps: it does.. but afaik that's the only way to do it.. re-encoding takes time
[09:27] <Until_It_Sleeps> Heh. By my calculations, it should be done at about 4 A.M. :P
[09:27] <ActionParsnip2> Bobblybook: http://www.usenet-forums.com/linux-networking/61712-change-eth1-wlan0.html
[09:27] <L_Y> arvind_khadri,i typed in the terminal "sudo apt-get install openoffice.org",but when the program finished,it's still 2.4
[09:27] <Slart> Until_It_Sleeps: sounds reasonable for a large avi.. running on single core?
[09:27] <Until_It_Sleeps> Running on a 700 MHZ Celeron
[09:27] <ActionParsnip2> L_Y: http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-To-Install-OpenOffice-org-3-0-in-Ubuntu-8-10-96449.shtml
[09:27] <Saouka> Just tried to use the make command on 8.10, but the all the files in the directory I used the make command in appear to just go, they don't even appear in trash, nor are they hidden. Was during trying to compile a wireless driver.
[09:28] <Slart> Until_It_Sleeps: ouch..
[09:28] <Until_It_Sleeps> This is only about 200 MB, so... yeah.
[09:28] <L_Y> ActionParsnip2,i'm under 8.04
[09:28] <arvind_khadri> L_Y, i had given you a link right? you just need to follow the instructions there...and replace the instances of interpid with hardy
[09:28] <Until_It_Sleeps> about an hour an a half.
[09:28] <Until_It_Sleeps> it would be done.
[09:28] <shubbar> Slart, i tried batch converting and it gave me file finemane.ext is not a directory
[09:29] <Bobblybook> ActionParsnip2: thanks, but that doesn't really help - I have no conflict on eth1, I'm just worried it's not being detected as wireless properly..
[09:29] <Slart> shubbar: I never said you could use that straight away on several files at once
[09:29] <ActionParsnip2> Bobblybook: it will help you rename it to wlan0
[09:29] <arvind_khadri> L_Y, the one which ActionParsnip2  gave is the same which i gave, so just follow it and remember about changing the name
[09:29] <L_Y> arvind_khadri,okay,i'll have a try
[09:29] <ActionParsnip2> Bobblybook: i think (as you say) it doesnt matter
[09:29] <Slart> shubbar: what are you trying to do?
[09:30] <arvind_khadri> L_Y, sure..go ahead :)
[09:30] <shubbar> Slart, batch convert some files with ext1 to ext2
[09:30] <Slart> shubbar: my example was only for one file
[09:31] <Bobblybook> ActionParsnip2: hmm Ok. iwconfig shows "unassociated" under access point. I think that might be the problem
[09:31] <shubbar> Slart, how about using wildcards mv *.ext1 *.ext2
[09:31] <Koheleth> is there a channel for Jaunty?
[09:31] <ikonia> Koheleth: #ubuntu+1
[09:31] <Koheleth> Thank you
[09:31] <|tom|> could anyone make sense of this problem: when using "Processing" (visual code writer thingy), the program will occasionally just not recognize key strokes, and seems to randomly switch between working and not
[09:32] <ikonia> |tom|: what application is visual code writer thingy
[09:32] <Slart> shubbar: I don't think it's that easy.. have you searched in synaptic for "rename files" ? I think there are a couple of utilities
[09:32] <|tom|> its called Processing
[09:32] <ActionParsnip2> Bobblybook: you could try manually populating /etc/network/interfaces to test
[09:32] <ikonia> |tom|: the application is called "processing" ?
[09:32] <|tom|> yeah
[09:33] <ikonia> |tom|: where did you get it as I can't see that application in the ubuntu software repository
[09:33] <Bobblybook> ActionParsnip2: I will try that, brb a couple of mins.
[09:33] <|tom|> http://processing.org/
[09:33] <ikonia> |tom|: ok - so it's not built/packaged by ubuntu so not much we can really do to support you
[09:33] <ikonia> |tom|: I suggest you use the contact details on that website
[09:34] <Peddyt> How would I reconnect a USB device as if it were physically unplugged and replugged?
[09:34] <ActionParsnip2> Peddyt: sudo umount -a
[09:34] <|tom|> ah just thought i would try, thanks
[09:34] <ikonia> |tom|: no problem, it just looks very custom written
[09:35] <shubbar> Slart, did it,  using this command:   for f in *ext1 ; do mv $f `basename $f ext1`ext2; done
[09:35] <shubbar> that was complicated
[09:36] <Slart> shubbar: but still kind of elegant =) I would probably have made it uglier =)
[09:37] <cast|lir> shubbar: just for future reference, its a good idea to wrap filenames in quotes, for if say one contains a space
[09:37] <prince_jammys> for f in *.ext1; do mv "$f" "${f%ext1}ext2"; done
[09:38] <ActionParsnip2> shubbar: if its all files with one extension to another, use: mv *.jpg &.png
[09:38] <ActionParsnip2> shubbar: and they will all switch file extension
[09:38] <ActionParsnip2> *.png...sorry
[09:38] <ActionParsnip2> mv *.jpg *.png
[09:39] <ActionParsnip2> example
[09:39] <Bobblybook> ActionParsnip2: just got told I don't have permission to edit interfaces
[09:39] <ActionParsnip2> Bobblybook: gksudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces
[09:39] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip2: that doesn't work
[09:39] <ActionParsnip2> or sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces
[09:40] <ActionParsnip2> gordonjcp: bah
[09:40] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip2: you can't just say "mv *.jpg *.png", because for one thing globbing doesn't work like that
[09:40] <gordonjcp> shubbar: What exactly are you trying to do?
[09:40] <f0rmat> tried installing ubuntu 8.10 this morning and when shown the partition table it doesn't show any partitions even though i have one NTFS partition 1 fat32 and several others it couldn't see any it just said use whole drive :S
[09:40] <pirx_> hi! i use a 8.10 ubuntu desktop. so does a collegue of mine here at work. for both of us the sound often just stops working. is this some common problem?
[09:40] <Bobblybook> ActionParsnip2: thanks, all saved. Do I need to restart or reload ubuntu?
[09:40] <Peddyt> ActionParsnip2, umount -a just lists my home partition and system partitions...
[09:40] <ActionParsnip2> gordonjcp: it works under win, it was an educated guess
[09:41] <ActionParsnip2> Bobblybook: you need to run: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[09:41] <shubbar> ActionParsnip2, thanks, thats simpler so i just had to use & for the target
[09:41] <ActionParsnip2> Peddyt: does it not show up again in nautilus?
[09:42] <Boo_gg> hi all ))
[09:42] <Peddyt> ActionParsnip2, it doesn't unmount anything. It just lists (in the terminal) a list of devices and says 'device is busy'.
[09:42] <Peddyt> ActionParsnip2, it doesn't list any USB devices.
[09:42] <shubbar> gordonjcp, just like actionparsnip2 showed it
[09:42] <gordonjcp> shubbar: weird, that shouldn't work
[09:42] <andrew_> ziro if i delete my default taskbar/panel (at the bottom) in ubuntu, to replace it with this avant window manager thing
[09:42] <andrew_> will i be able to get it back easily ?
[09:43] <ActionParsnip2> gordonjcp: doesnt work here either
[09:43] <prince_jammys> it doesn't
[09:43] <dreamwork> andrew: yes
[09:43] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip2: nor did mv *.jpg &.png, it just tried to fork off a bunch of mv
[09:43] <is_null> hello everybody, i've created a usb stick from 8.10 livecd. How to dist-upgrade? /cdrom is only half-full but i get this error: debconf: DbDriver "templatedb": could not write /var/cache/debconf/templates.dat-new: No space left on device
[09:43] <prince_jammys> it's like saying mv foo.mp3 bar.mp3 baz.mp3 *.wav   (it only works if there happens to be a directory named '*.wav')
[09:44] <is_null> dpkg: unable to fill /var/lib/dpkg/updates/tmp.i with padding: No space left on device
[09:44] <gordonjcp> prince_jammys: that's what I thought
[09:44] <gordonjcp> is_null: you've run out of space
[09:44] <ActionParsnip2> rename is a better command http://txt.binnyva.com/2007/03/change-the-extension-of-multiple-files-in-linux/
[09:44] <Bobblybook> ActionParsnip2: All done, still nothing new though.
[09:44] <shubbar> gordonjcp, i did it with another more complex command "for f in *ext1 ; do mv $f `basename $f ext1`ext2; done"
[09:44] <prince_jammys> for f in *.mpg; do mv "$f" "${f%mpg}avi"; done
[09:45] <is_null> growy, are you sure you've read my question?
[09:45] <gordonjcp> shubbar: aha, I was coming to that
[09:45] <is_null> gordonjcp, *
[09:45] <ActionParsnip2> is_null: run df -h  do you have free space?
[09:45] <UIS_Of_Borg> !ot
[09:45] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip2: if you really wanted to convert a bunch of images from .jpg to png, you might do "for i in *.jpg; do convert $i `echo $i | sed 's/jpg/png/'`; done;
[09:46] <prince_jammys> shubbar: what i just typed will do it. yours will break if filenames contain spaces
[09:46] <ActionParsnip2> gordonjcp: i love the convert command, its badass
[09:46] <is_null> ActionParsnip2, yes on the persistent data file: http://pastebin.com/m4605809a
[09:47] <is_null> i though that the ubuntu usb created would have made it for ubuntu to use hasn't it?
[09:47] <ActionParsnip2> is_null: rootfs                505M  505M     0 100% /
[09:47] <ActionParsnip2> is_null: you / is full to capacity
[09:47] <ActionParsnip2> is_null: try running: sudo apt-get clean
[09:47] <f0rmat> I tried installing ubuntu 8.10 this morning and when shown the partition table it doesn't show any partitions even though i have one NTFS partition 1 fat32 and several others it couldn't see any it just said use whole drive :S
[09:48] <is_null> ActionParsnip2, wouldn't that just temporarly solve the problem that ubuntu isn't using the space it asked me too?
[09:48] <ActionParsnip2> is_null: i'm guessing you /home is on / so you may want to delete some knitting patterns / Cat attacking child / cousins wedding you hated pics
[09:48] <is_null> *asked: when i created the usb live system
[09:48] <is_null> did anyone read my question please?
[09:49] <is_null> i don't have anything in /home, i just created the ubuntu live usb system and told it to use a couple of G for persistent stuff, now i just booted on it and i'm trying to dist-upgrade
[09:50] <ActionParsnip2> is_null: you have no more space on the / partitioon to do any sort of package install, if you have never ran that command you will have a bucket of debs that are just sat taking up space
[09:50] <is_null> kthx
[09:50] <shubbar> prince_jammys, now what was that, python?
[09:50] <prince_jammys> shubbar: no. bash
[09:51] <ActionParsnip2> is_null: you could always symlink the cache folder (or whatever) to a partition with lots of space
[09:51] <is_null> indeed, i'll mount a tmpfs on the cache folder, thanks ....
[09:51] <pluma> I'm trying to get WLAN working on my Acer notebook. Everything's okay, except when I try to log in to a network. The network uses WPA/WPA2 (Personal, not Enterprise). When I enter the key, it fails to auth and shows me what seems to be an encrypted version of the key I entered. Am I being daft or do I smell something fishy?
[09:51] <jedi06> i just installed this new theme and i'm getting /home/jordan/.themes/SlicknesS-black/gtk-2.0/gtkrc:101: Unable to locate image file in pixmap_path: "/handles/handle-v.png"
[09:52] <ambitoun> chinaese
[09:52] <prince_jammys> !cn | ambitoun
[09:52] <ambitoun> 中文
[09:52] <ambitoun> yes
[09:52] <ActionParsnip2> pluma: have you installed and configured wpa supplicant?
[09:52] <pluma> ActionParsnip2: Yupp, it was installed by default.
[09:53] <jedi06> it looks really hard to read chineese
[09:53] <ActionParsnip2> pluma: is it configured though?
[09:53] <ambitoun> my english is very poor
[09:53] <pluma> ActionParsnip2: I had to add the network via the settings as the network picker wouldn't let me select WPA, though.
[09:53] <Peddyt> How would I reconnect a USB device as if it were physically unplugged and replugged? ie, dropping all power to the device and everything.
[09:53] <Myrtti> ambitoun: then try the chinese channels
[09:54] <sexcopter> pluma: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[09:54] <pluma> sexcopter: Intrepid
[09:54] <pluma> sexcopter: Intrepid Ipex 8.10 64bit, to be exact.
[09:54] <is_null> i think this command should be run before updating a liveusb system: cd /var/cache/apt && mv archives/* /tmp/ && rm -rf archives && ln -sfn /tmp archives
[09:54] <ActionParsnip2> !wpa | pluma
[09:54] <sexcopter> pluma: hmm, my only guess can be problems with 64-bit drivers... i'm not very savvy on this topic though
[09:55] <sexcopter> pluma: do you know the wireless chipset?
[09:55] <ActionParsnip2> is_null: not sure duder
[09:55] <pogay> norbert79: canditate 1.0.19.10  - I can uninstall iscan and try to install
[09:55] <is_null> ActionParsnip2, then i'm telling you ;)
[09:55] <is_null> thanks for the help
[09:55] <ActionParsnip2> is_null: i'd make a folder withinn tmp to use
[09:55] <ActionParsnip2> is_null: np man
[09:55] <prince_jammys> is_null: you'll have a bunch of loose files in /tmp
[09:56] <is_null> i don't care because ubuntu liveusb mounts a tmpfs in /tmp, which means that /tmp is in the ram, and  those data will die when i shut down
[09:56] <nathanhelp> does anyone have any experience with digital still cameras and glibphoto2?
[09:56] <prince_jammys> is_null: move the whole dir if you're going to do that, and link to the dir
[09:56] <pluma> ActionParsnip2: Keyring and WPA seem to be working. Only problem is when I try to log in it seems to encrypt the key I enter and show me that when it fails to connect rather than the key I entered, which leads me to believe that it doesn't handle the key as it should.
[09:57] <pluma> I'll try that then: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WPAHowTo
[09:58] <pluma> Bummer I have to wait until I get home before I can give it a try.
[09:58] <cheeky> whats a good graphics card that would work with ubuntu and would be able to handle the latest games pretty well ?
[09:58] <pluma> Thanks for the help, though.
[09:58] <pluma> cheeky: Nvidia
[09:58] <is_null> prince_jammys, that works as well
[09:58] <pluma> cheeky: Almost any nVidia card should do. Just stay away from ATI if you want to avoid trouble.
[09:58] <ActionParsnip2> !hcl | cheeky
[09:58] <Slart> cheeky: at the moment, nvidia
[09:59] <ActionParsnip2> nvidia all the way here
[09:59] <cheeky> ok
[09:59] <pluma> cheeky: In theory any card should work, but nvidia saves you some trouble with 3D stuff.
[09:59] <ActionParsnip2> depends if you need 3D
[09:59] <ActionParsnip2> if its not needed, any card will fly
[09:59] <cheeky> any model number, with nvidia ?
[10:00] <sexcopter> cheeky: i think nvidia is better supported, but ati is more open and in the spirit of open-source, and support for it is improving
[10:02] <dbwalsh> *yawn*
[10:02] <pogay> norbert79: was on the wrong conole, but not installed cand: 1.0.19.8Ubuntu1
[10:06] <pogay> having iinstalled libsane extras, epson sx400 scanner is not recognised.
[10:07] <joshjtl> are there different packages installed if I install ubuntu from dvd than if I installed with a cd iso?
[10:08] <ActionParsnip2> joshjtl: none at all, the only difference is the DVD has the other DE's on, KDE, XFCE
[10:08] <joshjtl> great thanks ActionParsnip2
[10:09] <Bobblybook> ActionParsnip2: Any ideas? I added the network in Network Connections -> Wireless, but no luck. Should it be finding the network automatically?
[10:11] <echo__> hi. I just used the 'Hipo' ipod software, any now my ipod shows no music, yet Hipo still shows it all there. Any ideas?
[10:11] <biomass> why is there no libXxf86dga.so in ia32-libs ?
[10:12] <abhi__> how to remove completely pidgin files
[10:13] <Slart> abhi__: sudo apt-get remove --purge pidgin ought to do it
[10:13] <ActionParsnip2> Bobblybook: if you rename the interfaces file you editted and reboot you will have no network config which may help, you wil get a blank config which you can resetup
[10:13] <abhi__> thanks dude
[10:13] <Slart> biomass: afaik not all libraries are made available in ia32-libs.. perhaps they didn't see a reason to include it
[10:14] <biomass> Slart: yeah most likely I guess, too bad its the only library i need to get this 32bit app running =)
[10:14] <jedfox> - connect irc.oftc.com
[10:15] <Slart> biomass: you can't compile it yourself? or get the 32-bit library from packages.ubuntu.com ?
[10:15] <jedfox> sorry
[10:15] <Bobblybook> ActionParsnip2: Ok, how would I do that?
[10:15] <ruediix> Hello, I'm back.  Does anyone know how to override the refusal of x64 Ubuntu to install i386-i686 packages.
[10:16] <Slart> ruediix: you can use dpkg with a force option.. but think twice before doing it
[10:16] <minato> Hi
[10:16] <biomass> Slart: that's my next step I guess =) is there a way to use a 32bit package and get it properly installed in /usr/lib32 ?
[10:16] <ActionParsnip2> Bobblybook: sudo mv /etc/network/interfaces /etc/network/interfaces_old
[10:16] <ruediix> Slart, Yes, always check that you have the compatability libraries installed.
[10:16] <minato> wer spricht deutsch?
[10:16] <Slart> biomass: I don't know really.. I've never had to do it myself
[10:17] <Bobblybook> ActionParsnip2: Thanks, rebooting.
[10:17] <biomass> Slart: hmm, this looks interesting, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=474790, gonna give that a go
[10:17] <fplive> hello
[10:17] <shital> i have downloaded all the packages for 8.10 manually, now i want them to be installed through Synaptic on system which do not have net connection, so how i can tell the SPM, to look a folder for the extra packages?
[10:18] <ruediix> Slart they should make the compatability libraries package add i386 as a supported architecture.
[10:18] <Briareos1> can i configure ubuntu so that if a user creates a file in a specific directory the permissions are set to GROUP1 and if they create a file in another directory it will be set to GROUP2?
[10:18] <Slart> biomass: ah.. looks interesting.. please let us know if it worked
[10:18] <fw1> Briareos1, i think you want to set the group sticky bit
[10:19] <Briareos1> fw1 what does that do?
[10:19] <shital> is that possible??
[10:19] <RaverWild> hello guys. question: is it normal the system monitor gnome applet to indicate almost 100% network usage when i do nothing? i have a hardy installation at work - never happens there. intrepid installation at home - never happens when i do something. as i stop (nearly fresh installation, with everything closed) the network indicator goes at almost 100%. is there a daemon in intrepid which does that?
[10:19] <Slart> shital: take a look at aptoncd, it might be helpful
[10:19] <shital> ok fine
[10:20] <Slart> RaverWild: I think it sets maximum to whatever max activity has been.. so if you're not using the network it would stay very high
[10:21] <Bobblybook> ActionParsnip2: OK, I have no interface file now, but my wired and wireless connections are still saved
[10:21] <jtaji> Briareos1: change the group owner of the directory, and then chmod the directory setgid, i.e. chgrp group1 directory1 && chmod g+s directory1
[10:21] <echo__> hi. I just used the 'Hipo' ipod software, any now my ipod shows no music, yet Hipo still shows it all there. Any ideas?
[10:21] <ActionParsnip2> Bobblybook: ok now fire up your connection manager software and setup
[10:23] <biomass> Slart: it worked =) only problem I noticed was that it referred to its own man page which wasn't available.
[10:24] <Slart> biomass: ah.. I can live without a man page as long as it works =)
[10:26] <scientes> how can i get ubuntu to stop messing with ctrl alt f1
[10:26] <scientes> it grabs it and pulls me back to X
[10:27] <scientes> when something goes wrong this prevents me from fixing
[10:27] <scientes> it
[10:27] <Briareos1> jtaji cool! it even works via samba :) ... but now i got the problem that files created via the file system get the permissions -rw-r--r-- .... but i'd need -rw-rw---- instead
[10:27] <scientes> and its another example of the computer trying to tell me what i want
[10:27] <Slart> scientes: how do you mean, it pulls you back to X?
[10:27] <scientes> try it
[10:28] <scientes> ctrl-alt-f1
[10:28] <scientes> you have to do it twice
[10:28] <Slart> scientes: ah.. ok.. I've always blamed nvidia for that... for a while it didn't work at all
[10:28] <jtaji> Briareos1: the umask needs to be changed from 022 to 002, you can set it for the file system in /etc/fstab
[10:28] <jtaji> Briareos1: with a umask=002 option
[10:28] <scientes> why would nvidia grab my keystrokes
[10:28] <scientes> it pisses me off cause a few times X has frozen and i cant fix it
[10:29] <Slart> scientes: I think it was a bug in the nvidia driver when switching to "text mode"
[10:29] <scientes> makes me want to turn ssh on so i can remote log in and fix it
[10:29] <scientes> so if i use the framebufer driver i wont have it?
[10:29] <Briareos1> jtaji hmm okay so it's not possible directory-specific?
[10:29] <scientes> cause i hve witnessed the same problem with the framebuffer
[10:30] <Slart> scientes: I have no idea.. I have ssh server enabled for fixing things =)
[10:30] <jtaji> Briareos1: I don't think so.. but it won't hurt with ubuntu, since the default is to use private groups (group with same name as user)
[10:31] <Briareos1> jtaji yeah i just about it - furtunately everything i want to have that permission is on one and the same partition anyway. thanks a lot!
[10:31] <jtaji> Briareos1: I'm wrong...
[10:32] <jtaji> Briareos1: you can set the umask in ~/.profile or /etc/profile
[10:32] <cappiz> is it possible to install ubuntu on a software raid?
[10:33] <jtaji> Briareos1: for all users change the umask at the end of /etc/profile, or use the individual users .profile
[10:33] <shital> is it possible to add the locally saved .iso image to the synaptic package Manager??
[10:34] <Slart> cappiz: yes.. using the alternate install cd  or  using other tricks
[10:34] <Slart> !alternate | cappiz
[10:34] <jtaji> Briareos1: and I bet there's a way to do it per directory that I'm not aware of
[10:34] <Briareos1> jtaji nice
[10:35] <shital> is that possible?
[10:35] <jtaji> Briareos1: ok maybe not per dir :p
[10:41] <ActionParsnip2> shital: you could mount it using loop device and update from it after you add it as a repo
[10:42] <Briareos1> jtaji actually i needed umask 006 ;)
[10:42] <shital> ActionParsnip2: even then there is no way to add right?
[10:42] <ActionParsnip2> shital: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading
[10:42] <ActionParsnip2> shital: that tells you you can mount the iso
[10:43] <Briareos1> jtaji ehm 007 i mean
[10:43] <Briareos1> jtaji no license to kill for "others"
[10:45] <mygirlCOX> morning
[10:46] <Shannon> hey everyone
[10:46] <TecnaTranux> I just upgraded to intrepid, and now my nvidia-glx-96 driver isn't working.  I tried versions 96.43.09 and 96.43.05.
[10:46] <Shannon> hmm
[10:46] <Shannon> try resetting your modem
[10:47] <TecnaTranux> ???
[10:47] <Shannon> nevermind
[10:47] <Shannon> i got mixed up
[10:47] <mygirlCOX> Shannon:
[10:47] <mygirlCOX> i just installed
[10:47] <cobra-the-joker> Hey Guys ....when i click on 3D View in the chess game .....it tells me that i dont have a python openGL support .....How can i get that ?
[10:47] <mygirlCOX> milk in the fridge
[10:47] <mygirlCOX> not sure what module to use
[10:47] <Shannon> try module 3
[10:48] <mygirlCOX> thanks
[10:48] <ActionParsnip2> TecnaTranux: i'd reset xorg.conf back to failsafe with: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[10:48] <mygirlCOX> Shannon: what fps do you get when playing mario ?
[10:48] <ActionParsnip2> TecnaTranux: then reinstall the nvidia driver and then run: gksudo nvidia-settings
[10:48] <mygirlCOX> i wrote that game completely in html
[10:48] <Shannon> on linux?
[10:48] <mygirlCOX> Shannon: na on minix
[10:48] <Shannon> minxie
[10:48] <Shannon> about 6 fps
[10:49] <mygirlCOX> thats enought to get laid right ?
[10:49] <Shannon> no
[10:49] <cast|lir> you wrote a game in html? sounds painful [manualy, at least]
[10:49] <Shannon> i wrote a book
[10:49] <Shannon> in english
[10:49] <Shannon> well
[10:49] <Shannon> a page
[10:50] <quibbler> !ot
[10:50] <step21> cobra-the-joker: probably your graphics card doesn't support it
[10:50] <Shannon> sorry sir
[10:50] <Shannon> speaking of graphics card support
[10:50] <cobra-the-joker> step21 ,  you sure of that ?
[10:50] <Shannon> ever since the rape charge my parents stopped supporting me
[10:50] <mygirlCOX> Shannon: do you need help
[10:50] <mygirlCOX> installing
[10:50] <step21> cobra-the-joker: no, because I don't know your graphics card, ofc I'm not sure
[10:50] <mygirlCOX> iptables
[10:50] <mygirlCOX> or ipchair
[10:50] <cobra-the-joker> coz i have intel ^-^
[10:50] <Shannon> yeah
[10:51] <Shannon> i open terminal
[10:51] <Shannon> and click terminal cancer
[10:51] <step21> cobra-the-joker: it could also be that it would need a proprietary driver or special configuring to support it
[10:51] <Shannon> and the brain tumor fails to install
[10:51] <TecnaTranux> Troll detected
[10:51] <mygirlCOX> hey
[10:51] <mygirlCOX> is there
[10:51] <mygirlCOX> a ubuntu
[10:51] <mygirlCOX> social ?
[10:51] <mygirlCOX> channel ?
[10:51] <FloodBot1> mygirlCOX: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:51] <Shannon> men you flooded
[10:51] <cobra-the-joker> step21 , know something about that that could help ???
[10:51] <step21> cobra-the-joker: well, intel integrated graphics is pretty much the worst, so it might not support it
[10:51] <Shannon> my floor is wet
[10:52] <mygirlCOX> FloodBot1 g i am not flooding
[10:52] <Shannon> oh step21 shove your support up your ass
[10:52] <step21> cobra-the-joker: only if you can tell me the exact model etc, then maybe I can look up if it is supported
[10:52] <mygirlCOX> lol
[10:52] <Shannon> your not helping anyone with your pansy explanations
[10:52] <jussi01> mygirlCOX: please change your nick, and you can join #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:52] <mygirlCOX> jussi01: thanks
[10:54] <incorrect> i just noticed something very strange, I've been installing servers for some time, and the admin group has always been uuid 119,  however i just installed again and its changed to 112
[10:55] <cast|lir> maybe packages got configured in a different order
[10:56] <TecnaTranux> brb, restarting x server
[10:56] <jussi01> incorrect: ask in #ubuntu-server ;)
[10:58] <lcw> hellow
[11:01] <TecnaTranux> nothing's improved
[11:02] <TecnaTranux> still low-graphics mode, and nvidia-settings says I'm no using the nvidia driver
[11:03] <ziroday`> TecnaTranux: can you pastebin your xorg.0.log please
[11:03] <TecnaTranux> pastebin?
[11:04] <quibbler> !pastebin
[11:04] <ziroday`> quibbler: thanks :)
[11:05] <shital> i am Getting this error "dpkg-scanpackages: error: Binary dir /dev/null not found" whats the problem??
[11:05] <ziroday`> shital: what are you running?
[11:05] <TecnaTranux> also, where is xor.0.log?  I thought it was in /etc/X11/ but I don't see it.
[11:05] <matt427> does any1 no where i can play online games like pool and backgammon on my ubuntu box against my friends windows box
[11:05] <prometheus77> hi, anyone knows how to set up font antialiasing for qt3 apps in intrepid? I used qt3configurator but there is no options for this
[11:05] <Slart> TecnaTranux: /var/log/X11
[11:05] <Elite23> TecnaTranux: var/log
[11:05] <ziroday`> TecnaTranux: root around in /var/log
[11:06] <shital> dpkg-scanpackages
[11:06] <TecnaTranux> hive mind?
[11:06] <shital> to create package list
[11:06] <Slart> TecnaTranux: don't make us play out the ending scene from body snatchers =)
[11:06] <shad_> any one can help me out ...i just installed ubuntu on my sony vaio laptop but my cam is not working
[11:06] <ziroday`> shital: is that the command you are executing? just dpkg-scanpackages? No options
[11:06] <Slart> !webcam | shad_
[11:07] <ziroday`> shad_: do you know what your webcam model is?
[11:07] <shad_> ziroday, it is VGN-CR24G
[11:07] <shital> ziroday: its this  dpkg-scanpackages /dev/null |gzip > Packages.gz
[11:07] <ziroday`> shad_: this is the laptop right, not the actual camera?
[11:07] <ziroday`> shital: right, well /dev/null is nothing. dpkg-scanpackages will never find anything there
[11:08] <shad_> ziroday, yes it is inbuilt with my laptop
[11:08] <shital> now what to do for that error?
[11:08] <prometheus77> also for qt4 there is no font antialiasing setting in qt4configurator. How to make fonts look normal in qt4/qt3 without installing kde?
[11:08] <ziroday`> shad_: okay, can you pastebin the output of lspci please?
[11:08] <ziroday`> shital: well you can use /dev/null as a scan source. What exactly are you trying to do?
[11:08] <shad_> hey how can i pastebin
[11:08] <ActionParsnip2> !fonts
[11:08] <ziroday`> prometheus77: its probably best asked in #kubuntu :)
[11:09] <Slart> !pastebin | shad_
[11:09] <Bi-Man> hallo
[11:09] <ziroday`> Slart: thanks :)
[11:09] <Slart> shad_: just copy paste to that webpage
[11:09] <Bi-Man> where am I
[11:09] <shital> ziroday': whanted to create my own local repository
[11:09] <prometheus77> ziroday`: maybe, but i am using gnome and some of qt based apps
[11:09] <Slart> ziroday`: you're welcome =)
[11:10] <Bi-Man> i am in th chat for the first timeat
[11:10] <ziroday`> prometheus77: sure, but the great folks in #kubuntu know most about qt* related stuff :)
[11:10] <Bi-Man> looks very complicated
[11:10] <ziroday`> shital: okay, which instructions are you reading?
[11:10] <Slart> Bi-Man: not really.. once you get used to it
[11:10] <ziroday`> Bi-Man: do you have a question for us?
[11:10] <TecnaTranux> ziroday`: http://paste.ubuntu.com/113984/
[11:10] <ziroday`> TecnaTranux: thanks!
[11:11] <ActionParsnip2> Bi-Man: just type and press enter ;)
[11:11] <ziroday`> TecnaTranux: okay, you're running the vesa driver not the nvidia one.
[11:11] <Bi-Man> strange
[11:11] <Bi-Man> someone else answer under my nickname ?
[11:11] <shital> ziroday`: i have all packages locally stored and with that dpkg-sca... i am creating Packages.gz which should have all package list
[11:12] <shital> so that i can add that to /etc/apt/sources.list
[11:12] <shad_> ziroday, it is asking for configure evoluation
[11:12] <quibbler> Bi-Man: if you are having a problem in ubuntu just state what it is
[11:12] <Bi-Man> is it possible to eclipse all that technical by-work
[11:12] <ziroday`> shad_: sorry, what are you doing?
[11:12] <askand> When I try to record something with the internal microphone on my asus eee pc, the sound is all choppy, any ideas on why?
[11:12] <Bi-Man> in order to see just the essential conversation lines ?
[11:12] <ziroday`> shital: okay, take a look at aptoncd.
[11:12] <ziroday`> !aptoncd
[11:13] <Kottizen> Hello.
[11:13] <shad_> ziroday, i just open your link in new tab
[11:13] <toms_> hello
[11:13] <ActionParsnip2> Bi-Man: do you mean remove leave/enter messages?
[11:13] <ziroday`> askand: #ubuntu-eeepc might know, but remember to wait a while they're quiter there :)
[11:13] <crekarasu> any one can help me ? ------- >>>>>>>> http://paste.ubuntu.com/113985/
[11:13] <tparcina> hi channel!
[11:13] <Kottizen> tparcina: Hi
[11:13] <Kottizen> I am trying to log in as "root", but is does not works. How will I do?
[11:13] <shital> ziroday`: that will create an iso, which we need to burn and then add to SPM, but i have all packages locally saved
[11:14] <TecnaTranux> ziroday`: I installed to nvidia driver, ran nvidia-xconfig, and restarted gdm.  why would vesa still be active?
[11:14] <tparcina> I'm having problem finding driver for Konica Minolta bizhub 163. Can someone help me?
[11:14] <Bi-Man> now good folks i think i am leaving now
[11:14] <ziroday`> shad_: right. You shouldn't have to configure anything. In a terminal run lspci and then go to pastebin.com and copy the output and paste it in the site and hit send. Then pass the url on to us.
[11:14] <askand> ziroday`: thanks
[11:14] <Bi-Man> my head is swirling
[11:14] <shital> i dont want any extra things like CD and all
[11:14] <tparcina> Bi-Man: Bye!
[11:14] <ziroday`> TecnaTranux: do you have a /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[11:14] <Peddy> Is there a command that reconnects a USB drive as though it were physically unplugged and replugged?
[11:14] <shad_> ziroday, ok thanx i just pasted it
[11:15] <crekarasu> any one can help me ? ------- >>>>>>>> http://paste.ubuntu.com/113985/
[11:15] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: sudo apt-get install tcl-devel
[11:15] <ziroday> Peddy: umount <drive> and then mount <drive> <mountpoint>
[11:15] <TecnaTranux> ziroday`: yes, I was just looking at it a few minutes ago
[11:15] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: I wouldnt be logging on as root either ;)
[11:15] <ziroday> shad_: okay, you need to give us the url.
[11:15] <ziroday> TecnaTranux: any chance you can pastebin that too please?
[11:15] <crekarasu> ActionParsnip2 E: Could not find package TCL-devel
[11:16] <tparcina> Konica Minolta bizhub 163 (copy, scaner, printer), does anybody know where can I find drivers?
[11:16] <shad_> ziroday, http://pastebin.com/m5719ec00
[11:16] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: its lower case
[11:16] <ziroday> shad_: thanks!
[11:16] <Peddy> ziroday, is it possible to do that with a device that's not mounted?
[11:16] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: linux is hugely case sensitive so you cant just throw in caps when you feel
[11:16] <TecnaTranux> ziroday: I had a feeling... :)
[11:16] <ziroday> Peddy: well then you would just need to mount it?
[11:17] <quibbler> tparcina: try here: http://www.openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=KONICA_MINOLTA-bizhub_163
[11:17] <ziroday> shad_: I can't see a camera in there. Is it connected via usb?
[11:17] <Peddy> ziroday, would that umount disconnect power and everything to it? Is it even possible for software to close down power to a single USB port?
[11:17] <tparcina> quibbler: thank you for link, I'll check it right now
[11:17] <crekarasu> ActionParsnip2 yes E: Could not find package tcl-devel
[11:17] <ziroday> Peddy: not sure sorry.
[11:17] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: apt-cache search tcl | grep -i dev
[11:17] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: you need the dev package for tcl
[11:17] <crekarasu> yes
[11:18] <Peddy> ziroday, thanks for your help, it's just my device is not 'mountable', it doesn't have a filesystem on it.
[11:18] <TecnaTranux> *facepalm!*  Why didn't I notice this before?? xorg.conf is missing ALOT!!
[11:18] <ziroday> Peddy: you can still see it with sudo fdisk -l
[11:18] <ziroday> TecnaTranux: thats normal
[11:18] <TecnaTranux> http://paste.ubuntu.com/113988/
[11:18] <ziroday> TecnaTranux: however you might have to define that is needs to use the nvidia driver
[11:18] <ActionParsnip2> TecnaTranux: in intrepid its very minimal as HAL controls a lot now
[11:19] <ActionParsnip2> TecnaTranux: looks ok
[11:19] <crekarasu> ActionParsnip2 http://paste.ubuntu.com/113990/
[11:19] <ziroday> TecnaTranux: okay you've told it to use the nvidia driver. Did you just edit that?
[11:19] <Peddy> thanks for your help ziroday
[11:19] <TecnaTranux> no
[11:19] <ziroday> TecnaTranux: all right. Does nvidia-settings open without errors?
[11:19] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: 4th line has: tcl-dev - The Tool Command Language (default version) - development files
[11:20] <TecnaTranux> no.  I already said that is gives me, "You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server. "
[11:20] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: you need one of those. I'd suspect one of the top 10
[11:20] <TecnaTranux> I followed those instructions, and it didn't help
[11:20] <jedi06> how do you increate the volume is there a setting for that becuase my laptop doesn't get very loud at all i can barely hear it
[11:20] <ziroday> TecnaTranux: okay, have you tried restarting your xserver?
[11:20] <ActionParsnip2> TecnaTranux: did you restart x after running sudo nvidia-xconfig?
[11:20] <jedi06> there is a multimedia button to turn up volume mayber there is a master volume setting
[11:21] <ActionParsnip2> jedi06: there should be a volume icon someplace which you can crank with
[11:21] <TecnaTranux> yes.  please note "(2009-02-05 10:56:06) TecnaTranux: brb, restarting x server"
[11:21] <jedi06> so i can turn it up louder
[11:21] <ziroday> jedi06: try opening the gnome mixer by right clicking on the volume and then make sure PCM and Front are near max
[11:21] <crekarasu> ActionParsnip2 What should I do now? I know very well with Linux
[11:21] <ziroday> TecnaTranux: sorry I didn't see that :)
[11:21] <jedi06> ok that was it thanks
[11:22] <TecnaTranux> but what I notice missing is that there is a second device (not in use) that should be configured.
[11:22] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: read the readme in your source or the website from where you got the source, it will tell you whats required
[11:23] <jedi06> what is the diff in pcm and from
[11:23] <jedi06> front
[11:23] <crekarasu> ActionParsnip2 required tclConfig.sh but I installel tcl-dev ... and it works !
[11:23] <ziroday> jedi06: they are just volume settings. Make sure they're at max
[11:23] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: awesome
[11:23] <jedi06> yes what do they stand for
[11:23] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: you said it couldnt find it before....
[11:24] <ziroday> jedi06: well Front is just the front speakers, and pcm is part of the output.
[11:24] <crekarasu> ActionParsnip2 i resolved the problem! tank you
[11:24] <crekarasu> ActionParsnip2 how to install gmake?
[11:24] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: ahh it was dev, not devel
[11:24] <jedi06> ok thanks
[11:24] <crekarasu> yes ActionParsnip2 dev not devel ;)
[11:24] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[11:25] <askand> Can someone with a eee pc 900 and a working internal mic check their values in volumemixer?
[11:25] <TecnaTranux> ziroday: This is my xorg.conf from before I upgraded: http://paste.ubuntu.com/113992/
[11:25] <crekarasu> ActionParsnip2 and "build-essential" is gmake?
[11:25] <TecnaTranux> note the sis device
[11:26] <ziroday> askand: also sorry, #eeepc and #debian-eeepc on irc.oftc.net are great places to ask too :). Sorry forgot about them before
[11:26] <TecnaTranux> should I restore the old xorg.conf?
[11:26] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: no it will install a whole environment for compiling including a lot of libs that compiling takes
[11:26] <ziroday> TecnaTranux: err I don't think the nvidia drivers support cards that old
[11:26] <crekarasu> ok ActionParsnip2 tanks !
[11:27] <TecnaTranux> ziroday, what do you mean?
[11:27] <ziroday> TecnaTranux: do you have a Geforce 2?
[11:27] <TecnaTranux> yes
[11:27] <ziroday> TecnaTranux: the nvidia drivers don't support that. Nv might
[11:27] <askand> ziroday: thanks found the error now, stupid pulseaudio
[11:27] <ziroday> TecnaTranux: there's your problem :)
[11:27] <ziroday> askand: awesome!
[11:28] <TecnaTranux> how do I install nv?
[11:28] <ActionParsnip2> TecnaTranux: are you using nvidia-glx-71
[11:28] <ActionParsnip2> TecnaTranux: supports all the way down to RIVA TNT
[11:28] <TecnaTranux> ActionParsnip2: let me check synaptic
[11:28] <ActionParsnip2> TecnaTranux: you need to sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-71
[11:29] <ActionParsnip2> TecnaTranux: just use that command, synaptic takes forever
[11:29] <ziroday> ActionParsnip2: oh really? Cause from nvidia.com they don't support past Geforce 4
[11:29] <ActionParsnip2> ziroday: read it yourself; https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/i386/nvidia-glx-71/71.86.04-0ubuntu5
[11:29] <tparcina> quibbler: I have followed the instructions but it doesn't seem like the driver is installed
[11:30] <TecnaTranux> ziroday: I had the device working once before I downgraded.
[11:30] <ziroday> ActionParsnip2: never doubted ya :). Sweet never realised that thanks!
[11:30] <ActionParsnip2> ziroday: I dont use the nvidia site. I always use off repos so upgrades are smooth
[11:30] <tparcina> quibbler: first I have installed lsb package, then I have installed that package that I have downloaded from that web page - openprinting-ppds-postscript-konica-minolta_20081112-1lsb3.2_all.deb
[11:30] <ActionParsnip2> ziroday: but yeah its rocked in that driver :)
[11:31] <TecnaTranux> I was using glx-96 before the downgrade to hardy, but there was a glitch that scrambled text in wine
[11:31] <tparcina> quibbler: and when I try ti set up new printer, in the list there is KONICA MINOLTA, but inside KONICA MINOLTA there isn't my model
[11:32] <tparcina> Knoica Minolta bizhub 163, can anyone help me with driver installation?
[11:32] <ActionParsnip2> tparcina: try dpkg -x ./openprinting-ppds-postscript-konica-minolta_20081112-1lsb3.2_all.deb
[11:32] <quibbler> tparcina: is there a model close to yours?
[11:32] <ActionParsnip2> tparcina: and find the ppd file
[11:32] <tparcina> I have tried driver from this web page, but id desn't seem to work (or I have done something wrong - http://www.openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=KONICA_MINOLTA-bizhub_163)
[11:32] <ActionParsnip2> tparcina: that will extract the data from the deb
[11:33] <tparcina> ActionParsnip2: I have tried that one, and it seams that I have installed that package corectly, but when I try to set up the printer I can see KONICA MINOLTA, but inside KONICA MINOLTA I don't see my model
[11:34] <TecnaTranux> ah, yes... I now remember why I stopped trying to use glx-71
[11:34] <ActionParsnip2> tparcina: what model is it?
[11:34] <TecnaTranux> it removes nvidia-xconfig
[11:34] <ActionParsnip2> TecnaTranux: then use your old xorg.conf and then its not needed ;)
[11:35] <TecnaTranux> I was in the middle of renaming and copy/pasting it just now
[11:35] <TecnaTranux> :)
[11:35] <ActionParsnip2> great minds eh
[11:36] <quibbler> tparcina: did you read the how to install here: http://www.linuxfoundation.org/en/OpenPrinting/Database/DriverPackages
[11:36] <TecnaTranux> (I always have to rewrite something in xorg.conf whenever I run nvidia-xconfig, anyway
[11:36] <tparcina> ActionParsnip2: I have extracted that deb package, but it seamse that there is no 163 model
[11:37] <tparcina> ActionParsnip2: Can I use some other model driver?
[11:37] <ActionParsnip2> tparcina: well just try one of the others, one in the same range should be fine
[11:37] <tparcina> ActionParsnip2: it's Konica Minolta bizhub 163
[11:37] <ActionParsnip2> tparcina: like a 162 or 164
[11:37] <crekarasu> ActionParsnip2 can help me to install gmake ? build-essential it`s already installed and updated
[11:37] <ActionParsnip2> just 16*
[11:37] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: sudo apt-get install gmake
[11:37] <tparcina> quibbler: yes, I have followed those instructions
[11:38] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: or try: apt-cache search gmake
[11:38] <crekarasu> gmake no found
[11:38] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: if you dont have a package you can apt-cache search for it
[11:38] <crekarasu> ActionParsnip2 root@florin-desktop:/var/tmp/postgresql-8.1.13# apt-cache search gmake
[11:38] <crekarasu> cfgstoragemaker - MRTG config generator for storage monitoring via SNMP
[11:38] <tparcina> ActionParsnip2: there is no 162, 164 or any 16*
[11:39] <ActionParsnip2> tparcina: any others from te 160 range?
[11:39] <YlandeFaran> What programs are suitable for some simple video editing? Cutting, fusing together, adding music/text etc?
[11:39] <tparcina> ActionParsnip2: no :8
[11:39] <TecnaTranux> brb, restarting x server again
[11:39] <YlandeFaran> Nothing fancy needed!
[11:39] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: sudo ln -s /usr/bin/make /usr/bin/gmake
[11:40] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=389841
[11:41] <crekarasu> ActionParsnip2 root@florin-desktop:/var/tmp/postgresql-8.1.13# ln -s /usr/bin/make /usr/bin/gmake
[11:41] <crekarasu> root@florin-desktop:/var/tmp/postgresql-8.1.13#
[11:41] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: yep, in linux, no news is good news
[11:41] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: why are you logged in as root?
[11:41] <ActionParsnip2> !info postgresql
[11:42] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: and why are you compiling an older version of postgresql? 8.3 is on the repos
[11:42] <tparcina> I guess, the only problem is that on those web pages http://www.openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=KONICA_MINOLTA-bizhub_163 and in this file openprinting-ppds-postscript-konica-minolta_20081112-1lsb3.2_all.deb there is no driver for Konica Minolta bizhub 163
[11:42] <crekarasu> ActionParsnip2 it's inconvenient for sudo
[11:42] <tparcina> so, I'm still at first stage - searching for Konica Minolta 163 Linux driver :(
[11:43] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: well all the commands i'm giving have sudo
[11:43] <crekarasu> ActionParsnip2 i need only this version
[11:43] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: by enabling root you have severely lessend your security, just an fyi
[11:44] <cast|lir> ActionParsnip2: quite open to debate that is ;P
[11:45] <crekarasu> does not matter, it can only access locally installed with vmware workstation , i user windows
[11:45] <cast|lir> notice the seurity paranoid openbsd comes with root enabled :)
[11:45] <ActionParsnip2> cast|lir: well its to be dis-advised
[11:45] <ActionParsnip2> crekarasu: thought so
[11:46] <ActionParsnip2> !root
[11:47] <chris2> salut la room
[11:48] <nathanhelp> Need help fixing Grub. How can I delete it completely? I took out a 2nd HD that Grub was, and now I'm getting Grub error 21. I've looked up the error code but...dont know what to do next.
[11:48] <ActionParsnip2> !grub
[11:49] <nathanhelp> Cannot find file
[11:49] <ActionParsnip2> nathanhelp: if you want to get rid of grub you need to write a new bot sector to the drive
[11:49] <ActionParsnip2> *boot
[11:49] <ActionParsnip2> nathanhelp: if you want to reinstall grub, follow those guides
[11:50] <TecnaTranux> I'm still getting errors.  I'd bet it's because I'm using an old xorg.conf
[11:50] <cobra-the-joker> HEy guys ...... when i check the sticky switching .....it unchecks automaticlly again when i click Ok
[11:50] <nathanhelp> hmm.. I have a winxp HD. Do i need Grub?
[11:50] <Robbie_Crash> how can I delete all copies of desktop.ini from everywhere in my fs?
[11:50] <ActionParsnip2> nathanhelp: as long as there is a windows boot sector on the drive it will boot windows hapily, you just need to configure your bios to boot that drive instead
[11:51] <nathanhelp> roger.
[11:51] <nathanhelp> attempting to tell bios to boot HD
[11:51] <ActionParsnip2> Robbie_Crash: sudo find -name *.ini -exec sudo rm {} \;
[11:51] <ActionParsnip2> Robbie_Crash: cd to wherever you wish to start the search and run the command
[11:52] <TecnaTranux> does anyone have any more ideas on how to get my driver going?
[11:52] <Robbie_Crash> ActionParsnip2 yikes, not *.ini, just desktop.ini, thanks though
[11:52] <ActionParsnip2> nathanhelp: if you have no boot sector for the windows you will need to fix that with the xp cd
[11:52] <Entelin> how do i disable that search that happens when you misspell a command? its irritating to wait for it
[11:52] <ActionParsnip2> Robbie_Crash: its customisable
[11:52] <Robbie_Crash> ;)
[11:53] <ActionParsnip2> Robbie_Crash: find -exec is hugely powerful
[11:53] <Robbie_Crash> I was totally on the wrong track trying to pipe stuff through locate and crap
[11:53] <Robbie_Crash> ActionParsnip2 thanks, will check manpage now. :)
[11:53] <TecnaTranux> ActionParsnip2: using the old xorg.conf didn't work
[11:54] <YlandeFaran> What programs are suitable for some simple video editing? Cutting, fusing together, adding music/text etc?
[11:54] <ActionParsnip2> TecnaTranux: i'd work out how to manually populate the file, weird how you cant get xorg-nvidia
[11:54] <nathanhelp> ActionParsnip2: I hav eno XP CD. I have recovery partition (which i cant access yet)
[11:54] <nathanhelp> *have no
[11:54] <ActionParsnip2> YlandeFaran: avidemux
[11:54] <cobra-the-joker> can i use xkb instead of Kxkb ?
[11:55] <zimnyx> Do you know any PEM certificate viewer? Running openssl * commands is exhausting just for viewing cert.
[11:55] <zimnyx> Do you know any PEM certificate viewer for linux? Running openssl * commands is exhausting just for viewing cert.
[11:55] <TecnaTranux> wait, let me retype the error I got when restarting.
[11:55] <ActionParsnip2> nathanhelp: i see, you may need a small partition (1mb say) for grub to live
[11:56] <orudie> is it hard to set up mail server ?
[11:56] <nathanhelp> hmm
[11:56] <Akram> Help needed .. Wubi install fails with "No root file system defined"
[11:56] <hateball> orudie: Setting up something like Zimbra is very easy
[11:57] <nathanhelp> ActionParsnip2:  I've booted the HD, but still the grub error. Do I need to Live CD > ram grub?
[11:57] <orudie> hateball, what is the most common mail server used by ubuntu-server ?
[11:57] <Akram> XP on Dell p3 system 256MB Ram
[11:57] <nathanhelp> Even if I get grub working that would be fine.
[11:57] <vlad> Hello i Whant to make one of my Application to start automatic when i open my pc ... Can enywhone help whit that?
[11:57] <ActionParsnip2> !info zimbra
[11:57] <TecnaTranux> nathanhelp: what's the error?
[11:57] <hateball> orudie: No idea, but I'd say sendmail or postfix
[11:57] <nathanhelp> TecnaTranux:  grub 21
[11:57] <adante> hi
[11:58] <Akram> wubi install from XP .. help needed?
[11:58] <nathanhelp> (disk not found)
[11:58] <dixon208> how do i find the driver for my video card?
[11:58] <adante> i am using smbpassword to create accounts for samba - where is it storing them? man page says smbpasswd file but where is this? i cannot see it in /etc ?
[11:58] <ActionParsnip2> Akram: did you md5 the file you downloaded?
[11:58] <DIFH-iceroot> dixon208: which card?
[11:58] <vlad> Hello i Whant to make one of my Application to start automatic when i open my pc ... Can enywhone help whit that? In what Folder Shod i go ? Where in my system file are all my Aplications?
[11:58] <hateball> ActionParsnip2, orudie: Zimbra isnt in the repos, but you can grab an installer for 8.04 from their site. It's opensource :)
[11:58] <ActionParsnip2> !startup | vlad
[11:58] <dixon208> video card
[11:59] <nathanhelp> !boot
[11:59] <nathanhelp> !grub
[11:59] <TecnaTranux> nathanhelp: that sounds familiar
[11:59] <Akram> @ActionParsnio2 well wubi downloaded it itself
[11:59] <orudie> hateball, i have server 8.10
[11:59] <TecnaTranux> I think I might know what's wrong
[11:59] <nathanhelp> do tell :)
[12:00] <nathanhelp> I'll let you know how hot or cold you are.
[12:00] <Akram> @ActionParsnio2 i even tried doing it by manually downloading the iso and putting it in the wubi folder
[12:00] <hateball> orudie: Well there's always the source if you want to build... or look into some other solution. I was just mentioning it :)
[12:00] <TecnaTranux> nathanhelp: are you on that machine right now?
[12:00] <TecnaTranux> or is it a separate box?
[12:00] <nathanhelp> i have access to it
[12:00] <talto1> hello all! i've done this, the only problem is that i need to get the last dir that created.. any idea? find . -name '*.sql' ls *.sql-print
[12:00] <vlad> ActionParsnip2:  Where are located all my aplications?
[12:00] <nathanhelp> TecnaTranux:  different machine
[12:01] <ActionParsnip2> vlad: how do you mean?
[12:01] <vlad> ActionParsnip2:  i know ... that sessions.... but my programs in what sistem file... are?
[12:01] <ActionParsnip2> vlad: if you want to launch a program, you can execute: which <application name>
[12:01] <nathanhelp> usually in usr arent they ActionParsnip2?
[12:01] <ActionParsnip2> vlad: and it will tell you
[12:01] <TecnaTranux> good.  after the error, can you see the menu,
[12:02] <siropio> hello guys i was wondering where i can find a copy of UNIX OS not Unices like Ubuntu
[12:02] <nathanhelp> TecnaTranux: I cannot
[12:02] <ActionParsnip2> vlad: e.g.  which pidgin  will return /usr/bin/pidgin
[12:02] <vlad> i want my awn Dock to open at every startup....
[12:02] <vlad> Yeah :D
[12:02] <vlad>  ActionParsnip2 thank u
[12:02] <ActionParsnip2> vlad: np man
[12:03] <TecnaTranux> nathanhelp: does it say anything about pressing any keys to do something?
[12:03] <nathanhelp> TecnaTranux: Nope it just hangs...
[12:03] <nathanhelp> in mid space.... :D
[12:03] <TecnaTranux> can you boot to a live cd?
[12:03] <nathanhelp> I can
[12:03] <Akram> Wubi install fails "No root file system defined" .. tried bot the ways 1. wubi downloading the iso itself 2. manually downloading the iso
[12:03] <corigo3> !jaunty
[12:03] <nathanhelp> TecnaTranux: Doing so now
[12:03] <ActionParsnip2> Akram: did you md5 the wubi installer?
[12:04] <TecnaTranux> ok, boot to the live cd, and then tell me when its up
[12:04] <Akram> No.. not he wubi installer
[12:04] <ActionParsnip2> Akram: did you md5 check the iso?
[12:04] <ActionParsnip2> Akram: go md5 check it, i bet its bad
[12:04] <spaceninja> how do I enable roaming mode in 8.10?
[12:04] <Akram> ok..
[12:04] <nathanhelp> TecnaTranux: Do you want a live session or the install menu?
[12:04] <TecnaTranux> live session
[12:04] <spaceninja> I don
[12:05] <nathanhelp> TecnaTranux: Going there now
[12:05] <TecnaTranux> and you may want to connect it to the internet
[12:05] <corigo3> Is there any way to add Jaunty Jackalope repositories so I can install go-OO 3.01, and then remove them?
[12:05] <spaceninja> I don't know how to enable my wireless, do I really need the mac address of my router?
[12:05] <TecnaTranux> nathanhelp: what version is your live cd?
[12:05] <ActionParsnip2> !jaunty | corigo3:
[12:05] <ActionParsnip2> spaceninja: you need drivers first to get the wireless adapter running
[12:06] <spaceninja> aha
[12:06] <spaceninja> I think I need a proprietary driver
[12:06] <ActionParsnip2> spaceninja: lspci and lsusb will tell you what it is
[12:06] <nathanhelp> TecnaTranux: 8.10
[12:07] <TecnaTranux> ok, is it up yet?
[12:07] <nathanhelp> almost
[12:07] <nathanhelp> ok
[12:07] <licantrup> How can I use the 'mv' command to move directories/files that were created yesterday for example?
[12:08] <dinesh372> i typed ns in terminal and it said this program is currently not installed in your computer what does ns stand for
[12:08] <Jewbacca> help, im trying to install a minimizer for my viedo game enemy territory and i get this error configure: error: The path for the X11 files not found! Make sure that X11 is installed and devel
[12:08] <TecnaTranux> to start with, go to your live session's filesystem root and tell me how much free space it shows in the status bar
[12:09] <nathanhelp> TecnaTranux: 480mb
[12:09] <nathanhelp> thats ram
[12:09] <nathanhelp> less a few
[12:10] <ActionParsnip2> licantrup: you'd need to use find then exec, i'd look into find first
[12:10] <Jewbacca> help, im trying to install a minimizer for my viedo game enemy territory and i get this error configure: error: The path for the X11 files not found! Make sure that X11 is installed and devel
[12:10] <TecnaTranux> nathanhelp: PM
[12:11] <ActionParsnip2> Jewbacca: apt-cache search x11 | grep dev
[12:12] <spaceninja> ActionParsnip2: thanks, found a proprietary driver
[12:12] <dixon208>  how do i find the driver for my video card? it is an intel the laptop is an acer travelmate 2480
[12:13] <Jewbacca> ActionParsnip2: i have too many results, which one to download
[12:13] <madadam> Hi guys, I followed this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Firebird2.1, but when I try to reach http://localhost/ibwebadmin, my browser doesn't show me the php page, but try to open it with "gnome-open", can you help me?
[12:14] <alanbshepard70> How can I recursively chmod all folders in a given dir to a given value and do the same for the files but using a different value i.e. chmod 777 -R /folders/only and chmod 644 -R /files/only
[12:14] <askand> Hello, I am using Ubuntu 8.10 on an asus eee pc and when I record sounds with my internal mic the sound is all choppy, this goes away when I kill pulseaudio but I rather be able to use pulseaudio, ideas?
[12:14] <ActionParsnip2> Jewbacca: i'd try libx11-dev  but im not sure
[12:15] <notwist> is there an easy way to make sure a user on ubuntu-server can only run specific programs? for example, i want a user that can only run irssi
[12:17] <Ace2016_-> Hi all
[12:17] <ActionParsnip2> notwist: itd be hard but you could
[12:17] <notwist> ActionParsnip2: i mean, for example, i want to be nice to someone i know so they can irssi through my server but i dont want them to be able to run nmap or whatever and h4x around
[12:17] <Jewbacca> ActionParsnip2:  now i need configure: error: Please install Xmu libs
[12:17] <ActionParsnip2> Jewbacca: play along
[12:18] <Jewbacca> i did and i still get this msg
[12:18] <Jewbacca> i did sudo apt-get install xmu libs
[12:18] <Ace2016_-> how do i go about creating a custom ubuntu install disk? a custom theme, colour scheme, a few tweeks, a general install disk
[12:18] <notwist> ActionParsnip2: how hard is it?
[12:18] <ActionParsnip2> notwist: you could set a different owner group of the file to run, then add users to the group who have access and have zero access for people not in the group
[12:19] <ActionParsnip2> notwist: it could get messy but its possible
[12:19] <notwist> ActionParsnip2: but i would have to do that for all files on the computer right?
[12:19] <ActionParsnip2> notwist: just the ones you are restricting access to
[12:19] <dinesh372> i typed ns in terminal and it said this program is currently not installed in your computer what does ns stand for
[12:19] <notwist> sounds like there must be another way. can't i force a user to just use sbin (thats user bound bin right?)
[12:20] <ActionParsnip2> dinesh372: man ns
[12:20] <apollo2> how can I install ubuntu on a system with 128 ram? is there any command or just by booting with the live cd and click install? it takes to much and I don't think it will install??
[12:20] <dinesh372> notwist: no manual entry for ns
[12:20] <ActionParsnip2> notwist: not sure, sounds like another solution. I'd make sure you backup stuff before playing so you can rollback
[12:20] <ActionParsnip2> dinesh372: then its not a command
[12:21] <ActionParsnip2> !info ns
[12:21] <Jewbacca> help, configure: error: Please install Xmu libs
[12:21] <Jewbacca>  i cant find it :(
[12:21] <ActionParsnip2> Jewbacca: apt-cache search xmu
[12:21] <dinesh372> notwist: but info ns give some information but i was unable to understand
[12:21] <notwist> dinesh372: i didn't write anything to you
[12:24] <roi> hello
[12:24] <Jack_Sparrow> !hi
[12:24] <roi> hi
[12:25] <FreshPrince> !Hello
[12:25] <FreshPrince> !How are you?
[12:25] <FreshPrince> damn it
[12:25] <FreshPrince> :D
[12:25] <FreshPrince> !search synergy
[12:26] <roi> 呵呵
[12:26] <vlad> .info bluetooth
[12:26] <Anarhist> i need to convert WMA file to WAV what command could do that?
[12:26] <roi> 有没有人说中文
[12:26] <mikeshollen> ﻿I have a group of .wav files that I downloaded from a website with the intent of using them as system sounds.  Sometimes they work when I hit play in sounds, and sometimes not.  Also, some of them launch in movie player and some of them ask for a codec called GSstreamer but when I installed those I lost all system sounds.  Also it doesn't open in Rhythmbox Music Player.
[12:26] <Jack_Sparrow> roi English only please
[12:26] <roi> ok
[12:27] <vlad> i have a problem... my laptop has bluetooth but doesen`t see`s it .... Can enywhone help me ?
[12:27] <Jack_Sparrow> !cn > roi
[12:27] <McEnroe> Quick question: is the ubuntuan pulseaudio per-user or system wide?
[12:28] <roi> i don't know
[12:28] <vlad> bluetooth Problem enywhone
[12:28] <ActionParsnip2> vlad: do you have bluez installed
[12:28] <Jack_Sparrow> ![atience
[12:28] <Jack_Sparrow> !Patience
[12:29] <sandGorgon> how do i configure desktop effects in intrepid ?
[12:29] <vlad> ActionParsnip2:  No i don`t have it shod i instal it? I know ubuntu see`s all utilitis and installs drivers automatic....
[12:29] <Jack_Sparrow> For those that have not seen it.. # Free Ubuntu Book:    http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download.html
[12:29] <Jack_Sparrow> sandGorgon If your video driver is working right.. ccsm is what you want
[12:29] <vlad> ActionParsnip2:  sorry bluez is instaled ...
[12:30] <ActionParsnip2> vlad: apt-cache search bluetooth | grep -i gnome
[12:30] <Atan> hello, anyone here who could help me with a GRUB related problem?
[12:30] <Jack_Sparrow> sandGorgon Install ccsm  sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager Next go to system...pref..advanced desktop effects....
[12:30] <mib_5k898i> I am trying to install ubuntu server on a gateway server with hardware raid 5, everytime i reboot after install i get error 17 at grub
[12:30] <Jack_Sparrow> AtanaWhat is the question
[12:31] <vlad>  ActionParsnip2 see private
[12:31] <ActionParsnip2> vlad: sudo apt-get install gnome-bluetooth bluez-gnome gnome-vfs-obexftp
[12:31] <Atan> I have a MSI P965 Neo motherboard with a JMicron controller and after installing ubuntu on a sata disk GRUB gives error 21 in stage 1.5, I googled and it appears to be an infamous problem...
[12:32] <Jack_Sparrow> Atan YEa, you can try setting bios to treat sata as ide..  not sure which MSI board I am on at the moment
[12:33] <mib_5k898i> I am trying to install ubuntu server on a gateway server with hardware raid 5, everytime i reboot after install i get error 17 at grub, any ideas?
[12:33] <ActionParsnip2> Atan: you could try turning off acpi at bootup
[12:34] <ActionParsnip2> !bootoptions | Atan
[12:34] <Jack_Sparrow> Atan I am on neo 945 here and yes acpi needs to be off
[12:35] <Atan> I am trying to set up a dual boot with Vista, won't that complicate things?
[12:36] <mib_5k898i> Just change your boot flag to acpi=off
[12:36] <tina> j,ghjghjfhjfhfjh
[12:36] <mib_5k898i> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions
[12:36] <Atan> ok, tyvm I'll get right on it :)
[12:36] <Jack_Sparrow> tina Please dont do that
[12:37] <chack-1> hello every body
[12:37] <ActionParsnip2> !hi | chack-1
[12:38] <tina> portogal
[12:38] <Jack_Sparrow> !pt
[12:38] <chack-1> i have a server that don't start
[12:38] <Jack_Sparrow> !doesntwork
[12:39] <chack-1> in this ligne XFS quotacheck sda7: Please wait.
[12:39] <chack-1> sda7 is the home partition
[12:39] <Jack_Sparrow> chack-1 XFS and not the default ext3  ?
[12:40] <chack-1> jacekowski, yes is XFS
[12:40] <adante> hi, i have added 'wins' to my nsswitch resolv: line, i still can't resolve windows netbios names, what else do i need to do
[12:40] <dixon208>  how do i find the driver for my video card? intel laptop = acer travelmate 2480
[12:41] <Jack_Sparrow> chack-1 XFS and not the default ext3  .. then you might try to find a channel that works with that...
[12:41] <Akram> @ActionParsnio2 .. checked the wubi and iso MD5.. it matches .. no problem with it
[12:42] <Jack_Sparrow> Akram wubi.. ugh.. I hate that method
[12:42] <ActionParsnip2> Akram: good least we know the installer is sound
[12:42] <Akram> i dont have a cd writer on the old dell system thats why taking the wubi root
[12:43] <cpach> hi all! i've played around with my /etc/pam.d/* files on an experimental box and would like to reset them to some good defaults. does anyone have a clue on how to do this?
[12:43] <Jack_Sparrow> Akram Burn the cd at the slowest possible speed.. Dell and HP require it.. even if the md5 is correct and it tests ok
[12:43] <Jack_Sparrow> Akram Rethink the wubi thing
[12:43] <Akram> Ok
[12:44] <deww> Jack_Sparrow: nice freebie download. thanks for the heads up.
[12:44] <sammmmy1357> hi guys....am on ubuntu 8.10...awsome OS.. loving it... got one tweeny weeny problem... or rather two... blue tooth aint working and how do i use my windows mobile 5 in ubuntu????
[12:44] <Jack_Sparrow> deww np, that is a good book on ubuntu
[12:44] <Akram> i tried wubi so many time and always failed .. i guess i have to get the CD burned..
[12:45] <dr_Willis> Akram,  or use unetbootin tomake a bootable/installable thumbdrive :)
[12:45] <ActionParsnip2> sammmmy1357: how do you mean "use" do you mean synchronise?
[12:45] <Jack_Sparrow> Akram To get live cd to run this often helps..At start or install press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash add noapic acpi=off before the "--"
[12:46] <sammmmy1357> yes actionparsnip...syunch and open...my sony ericsson w810i opens like a storage device the moment i connect it...
[12:46] <ActionParsnip2> sammmmy1357: please be specific like that in future :)
[12:46] <deww> sammmmy1357: this might be useful https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
[12:46] <Akram> Ok.. let me try
[12:46] <sammmmy1357> sorry....
[12:46] <Akram> dr_Willis: let me check unetbootin also
[12:47] <ActionParsnip2> sammmmy1357: its cool..http://jabasite.ej.am/blog/2008/02/06/sync-windows-mobile-with-ubuntu/
[12:47] <sammmmy1357> thanks dew...heading right there
[12:47] <sammmmy1357> thank you actionparsnip....
[12:47] <slacker_nl> can someone point me to documentation regarding the change from upgrade to safe-upgrade and dist-upgrade to full-upgrade for aptitude?
[12:48] <Jack_Sparrow> !upgrade
[12:48] <Jack_Sparrow> slacker_nl not sure if that is the factoid you wanted..
[12:48] <erUSUL> slacker_nl: probably the aptitude man page
[12:49] <Jack_Sparrow> Morning erUSUL
[12:49] <mophiax> When will jaunty alpha4 will be avaliable ? Does anyone know ?
[12:50] <erUSUL> Jack_Sparrow: Morning! \o/ ( althought 13:49 in my timezone ;P )
[12:50] <Jack_Sparrow> 4:50 am here
[12:50] <Jack_Sparrow> mophiax 9.04  year and month of release
[12:51] <Jack_Sparrow> Every 6 months a new one
[12:51] <tparcina> linux driver, konica minolta 163. the one from openprinting are not working for noone on the forum and for me nither
[12:51] <mophiax> Jack_Sparrow: I know ,but alpha4 is scheduled for release today.I'm a little impatient
[12:51] <tparcina> any other driver that I can use instead?
[12:51] <Jack_Sparrow> mophiax Then #Ubuntu+1
[12:52] <mophiax> Jack_Sparrow: no answer from there....maybe they are working on it?I will just try and relax my mind ,while waiting then xD
[12:52] <pogay> actually I could resolve my iscan  in 8.10 dependency problem with modifiing the package with this script http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=636724
[12:52] <Jack_Sparrow> For those that have not seen it.. # Free Ubuntu Book:    http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download.html
[12:53] <sammmmy1357> deww.... everything's done...my mobile is detected by my PC...but i just cant send any file from my pc to mobile or vice versa
[12:53] <slacker_nl> Jack_Sparrow: I know how to upgrade packages and do dist-upgrades, I want to know why they made those changes to aptitude/apt..
[12:54] <slacker_nl> i was curious, since upgrade is deprecated and safe-upgrade should be used, but they do exactly the same
[12:54] <slacker_nl> same as full-upgrade and dist-upgrade
[12:54] <sammmmy1357> thanks actionparsnip...it works fine now...
[12:54] <ActionParsnip2> sammmmy1357: uber
[12:54] <ActionParsnip2> sammmmy1357: good skills getting it sorted :)
[12:55] <ActionParsnip2> slacker_nl: i've never heard of safe-upgrade
[12:55] <sammmmy1357> that site offered crystal clear steps....all thanks to the author...
[12:55] <ActionParsnip2> sammmmy1357: send him/her a mail saying thanks :D
[12:56] <sammmmy1357> sure i will
[12:56] <watcher> Hi, I'm having problems of ubuntu suddenly freezing (nothing is responsive screen, keyboard, mouse) when using compiz...
[12:57] <watcher> Anyone knows how to fix it? help will be appreciated
[12:57] <mib> hi.i just mount my hard space in ubuntu but i did not have permission to read/write to the drive normally
[12:57] <mib> any solution to this?
[12:57] <ActionParsnip2> mib: better mount options
[12:57] <mib> ?
[12:57] <sammmmy1357> any idea on the bluetooth connection bug in ibex?
[12:57] <mib> i used gparted
[12:57] <ActionParsnip2> watcher: i'd make sure you are fully updated, head into #compiz and ask there
[12:58] <watcher> Thanks i'll do that
[12:58] <ActionParsnip2> mib: i'd browse round for mounting guides
[12:58] <ActionParsnip2> !mount | mib
[12:58] <mib> ive done the partitioning
[12:58] <mib> its just the permission to read/write im facing now
[12:58] <ActionParsnip2> mib: or you can add a line to fstab
[12:59] <ActionParsnip2> mib: thats specified at mount time
[12:59] <mib> hmm..how ar?
[12:59] <ActionParsnip2> mib: ok what file system are you using on the partition
[12:59] <mib> ext3
[12:59] <ActionParsnip2> and what partition name is it?
[13:00] <mib> partiton name?
[13:00] <ActionParsnip2> /dev/....
[13:00] <mib> ohh
[13:00] <mib> its /dev/sda2
[13:00] <ActionParsnip2> mib: run sudo fdisk -l to see all partitions
[13:00] <sammmmy1357> the error i get when i try sending a file from pc to my mobile using bluetooth is "org.openbox.error.connectionattemptfailed".
[13:00] <ActionParsnip2> ok and where are you mounting it to
[13:00] <mib> qlet me paste it in pastebin
[13:01] <mib> http://pastebin.com/d3b9defdc
[13:01] <zgmf-x20a> he all, how do i change associations?  ie, im trying to change from transmission to ktorrent
[13:01] <jrib> !defaultapp | zgmf-x20a
[13:01] <Jack_Sparrow> mib First, check the ownership: Open a terminal and type cd /media ...then type... ls -la ...then, do the following, replacing “yourPartition” with the name of the partition (e.g. /sdb1)... sudo chown -R username:username /media/yourPartition  (On a live system you must create a user name first) followed by... sudo chmod -R 755 /media/yourPartition ... Finally, check to see if it worked by doing another ls -la to verify the perm
[13:01] <Jack_Sparrow> issions are set
[13:01] <ActionParsnip2> mib: ok where are you mounting it to?
[13:02] <mib> /dev/sda2	/media/storage	ext3	defaults	0	1
[13:02] <sammmmy1357> any idea on my query????
[13:03] <jrib> !helpme | sammmmy1357
[13:03] <sammmmy1357> oooops! sorry about that.... will wait...
[13:03] <zgmf-x20a> jrib: yes ive tried that, doesnt work.   how do i set it so when i click on a torrent, trasmission is NOT the default
[13:03] <ActionParsnip2> mib: try /dev/sda2    /media/storage    ext3    users,exec,rw,umask=000 0 0
[13:04] <ronny> hi
[13:04] <mib> Action: i try sudo chown -R mib:mib /media/storage/
[13:04] <ronny> anyone aware of a way to send the password to hardware-locked harddisks
[13:04] <mib> is it same?
[13:04] <jrib> zgmf-x20a: you right clicked, then clicked on properties, then clicked on the "open with" tab?
[13:04] <ronny> my laptops hd had a password to access it from the bios
[13:04] <zgmf-x20a> jrib: yup, that will only make it associate with downloaded torrent files
[13:05] <ronny> now i have it in a external sata rack and it wont read anything off it
[13:05] <oris> dove posso trovare ubuntu a 64bit per il mio acer aspire 6935 intel core duo?
[13:05] <jrib> zgmf-x20a: no, should work for any file of the same type
[13:05] <ronny> im completely lost
[13:05] <ActionParsnip2> mib: thats file permissions on the files, its worth a try
[13:05] <Jack_Sparrow> !it
[13:05] <jrib> zgmf-x20a: do you mean in firefox or something?
[13:05] <mib> Action: and whats the difference with your solution?
[13:05] <ActionParsnip2> mib: you could also chmod -R 755 /media.storage
[13:06] <rip_> !xubuntu
[13:06] <mib> Action: your solution to the fstab also fix the permission file simialry?
[13:06] <ronny> anyone?
[13:06] <zgmf-x20a> jrib: well it does work fine, whenever i dl the torrent to desktop then double click to open.  but i want to be abel to click it, and the default is set to ktorrent, not transmission, and yes this is thru firefox
[13:06] <jrib> zgmf-x20a: then check your firefox preferences
[13:06] <ActionParsnip2> mib: try the chown first, but i'd try the fstab if its no good
[13:07] <mib> ive tryt the one suggested by Jack _Sparrow
[13:07] <mib> now i could see the Create fdolder/file
[13:08] <mib> so im not sure whats the difference with the one with the fstab ones
[13:08] <zgmf-x20a> jrib: ok, when selecting use other it opens me up in my home folder, how does one associate it to ktorrent from that point?
[13:08] <nathanhelp> !grub
[13:09] <jrib> zgmf-x20a: navigate to the ktorrent binary.  Probably /usr/bin/ktorrent
[13:09] <slacker_nl> ActionParsnip2: man aptitude :)
[13:09] <ronny> anyone?
[13:09] <ActionParsnip2> slacker_nl: its not on my system. neither is synaptic
[13:09] <sammmmy1357> the error i get when i try sending a file from pc to my mobile using bluetooth is "org.openbox.error.connectionattemptfailed". any fixes or workarounds???
[13:10] <ActionParsnip2> sammmmy1357: have you websearched the error some?
[13:10] <zgmf-x20a> jrib: sweeeeeeeet!  bingo.  thanks man!
[13:10] <slacker_nl> ActionParsnip2: chmod -R 755 /path/to/stuff is actually not really a good tip
[13:10] <sammmmy1357> yup action they say it as a bug but no one suggests a workaround...
[13:10] <ActionParsnip2> slacker_nl: its a purely data directory
[13:10] <Chilired> anyone know if during ubuntu install it can handle booting OSX86 thats allready installed
[13:11] <slacker_nl> ActionParsnip2: better to then do chmod 755 /path/to/stuff ; find . -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
[13:11] <oris> dove posso trovare ubuntu a 64bit per il mio Acer Aspire 6935 intel core duo?
[13:11] <slacker_nl> uhh find /path/to/stuff
[13:12] <ithinkminus> Hello :)
[13:13] <Jewbacca> you guys, on xp i used nero in order to burn and rip, what is my uber alternative on linux? ^_^
[13:13] <Jewbacca> hello ithinkminus
[13:14] <ithinkminus> My friend recently installed ubuntu and there is no internet connection on his PC.
[13:14] <sammmmy1357> gnome or KDE jewbacca???
[13:14] <ithinkminus> And he wants to play some songs but there are  no codecs on thatPC
[13:14] <ActionParsnip2> Jewbacca: k3b imho but there are lots of cd burners
[13:15] <ActionParsnip2> !burners
[13:15] <dinesh372> i tried to install network simulator but it says Tcl is not part of the ns project. how to correct it i tried on google but unable to find answer please tell me about a good link or help me
[13:15] <ronny> does anyone have a clue how to deal with ata disk passwords on linux?
[13:15] <ActionParsnip2> Jewbacca: nero went lame after ver 6
[13:15] <Jewbacca> you are so right ActionParsnip2
[13:15] <sammmmy1357> i would suggest brasero in gnome and k3b in KDE
[13:16] <ithinkminus> How to install ( gstreamer) codecs on some PC that is not connected to internet?
[13:16] <Jewbacca> can someone help me understand that guid ? im new to ubuntu http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737
[13:17] <slacker_nl> Jewbacca: k3b is really nice
[13:19] <Jewbacca> slacker_nl: im downloading it, 85 mbit thanks :>
[13:19] <Jewbacca> can someone help me understand that guid ? im new to ubuntu http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737
[13:19] <Nooooova> hi all, how i can configure eth0 without ip?
[13:19] <Nooooova> only in mac layer
[13:19] <ActionParsnip2> Nooooova: it has to have an ip, or be disabled
[13:20] <ActionParsnip2> Nooooova: weather or not your lan uses the ip or not is another matter
[13:20] <Nooooova> eth0 used for pppoe
[13:20] <Nooooova> after some time i have   ping: sendmsg: No buffer space available
[13:20] <ActionParsnip2> !pppoe
[13:21] <vivi_> 同志们，晚上好
[13:21] <AslanMan> HI, can I find a program for linux that works exactly like Adobe ImageReady in windows?
[13:22] <ActionParsnip2> AslanMan: what does ImageReady do?
[13:22] <Nooooova> do gifs
[13:22] <AslanMan> ActionParsnip2, it's part of photoshop that create gifs
[13:22] <notwist> vivi_: english only, try the local channels like #ubuntu-[country code]
[13:22] <Jack_Sparrow> !cn >  vivi_
[13:22] <AslanMan> ActionParsnip2, animated gifs
[13:23] <ActionParsnip2> AslanMan: you can create animated gifs with gimp
[13:23] <AslanMan> ActionParsnip2, yes, I see, but it's not that good!
[13:23] <slacker_nl> then I don't think you will find an alternative
[13:23] <AslanMan> ActionParsnip2, it doesn't even play the animation
[13:24] <slacker_nl> gimp == the open source photoshop :)
[13:24] <ant0n> wow
[13:24] <ActionParsnip2> AslanMan: http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/Simple_Animations/
[13:24] <ant0n> didnt even think ubuntu had a big channel like this one
[13:24] <Jewbacca> can someone explain me, how to get this guid to work plz? on private msg http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737
[13:24] <goliate> salut all
[13:24] <ant0n> salut
[13:24] <ant0n> what are we slauting to
[13:25] <ant0n> saluting
[13:25] <licantrup> How can I know what processes are these?
[13:25] <AslanMan> ActionParsnip2, thanks .. I wasn't asking specifically about gimp, just wondering if there is any thing more similar to Image ready for linux and available in ubuntu
[13:25] <licantrup> Current registered services:
[13:25] <licantrup> ------------------------------------------------
[13:25] <licantrup>     100024    1   udp  39731  status
[13:25] <licantrup>     100024    1   tcp  50826  status
[13:25] <licantrup> ------------------------------------------------
[13:25] <FloodBot1> licantrup: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:25] <fiftyone> hody how is everyone here?
[13:25] <ant0n> greeeeaaatt
[13:25] <ActionParsnip2> AslanMan: all i can suggest is browse round, gimp seems to be hailed as useful
[13:26] <fiftyone> anyone use hellanzb? or have any suggestions for a good all purpose news reader?
[13:26] <goliate> salut all
[13:26] <fiftyone> glad to hear it ant0n
[13:26] <fiftyone> salut
[13:26] <ant0n> ok once again
[13:26] <ant0n> what are we saluting to
[13:27] <fiftyone> @ ant0n Lol
[13:27] <ant0n> adsl phiberoptik LMAO
[13:27] <phiberoptik> frensch server please !
[13:27] <ActionParsnip2> ant0n: salut == hi in french
[13:27] <Pici> !fr | phiberoptik
[13:27] <ActionParsnip2> !fr | phiberoptik
[13:27] <ant0n> salut == cheers in russian
[13:27] <ant0n> and im russian
[13:28] <ant0n> salut also means cheers in italian
[13:28] <ant0n> french people got it all backwards heh
[13:28] <fiftyone> anyone know anything about file splitting? what is the best way to re constrct a video file i downloaded . i have 10 parts to the video 1.001 - 1.010 all 50mb parts of the video and i have no ideaa how to combine them.
[13:28] <notwist> !ja | vivi_
[13:28] <ant0n> U ARE NUT JAPANEEEEE
[13:28] <ant0n> U ARE NUT TENAKA
[13:28] <FloodBot1> ant0n: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:29] <gizmo> yo
[13:29] <Praveen> hi
[13:29] <fiftyone> yo
[13:29] <fiftyone> hi
[13:29] <gizmo> lol whats up
[13:29] <ActionParsnip2> fiftyone: cp file.avi1+file2.avi+file3.avi resultfile.avi
[13:29] <licantrup> How can I know what service is this:  "100024    1   udp  39731  status"
[13:29] <Praveen> when i type ls in the terminal i get:
[13:29] <Praveen> ls: unrecognized prefix: do
[13:29] <Praveen> ls: unparsable value for LS_COLORS environment variable
[13:29] <ActionParsnip2> fiftyone: there is a mencoder command you need to resync the audio though
[13:29] <fiftyone> oh
[13:29] <ziroday> Praveen: do you have something regarding to ls in your .bashrc?
[13:30] <core5> alow
[13:30] <gizmo> yo
[13:30] <fiftyone> helli dont want to do that... is there not a program that can just throw them back together for me?
[13:30] <fiftyone> thats too much like work lol
[13:31] <notwist> bitlbee is awesome!
[13:31] <ithinkminus> Well, Is it possible to install gstreamer codecs on some PC that is not connected to internet?
[13:31] <Praveen> ziroday: i have "# enable color support of ls and also add handy aliases"
[13:31] <kinja-sheep> fiftyone: Too much work? Commands make things easier...
[13:31] <Praveen> ziroday: then some other stuf below it
[13:31] <jrib> !offline | ithinkminus
[13:32] <Praveen> ziroday: but some of them are commented out
[13:32] <ant0n> ziroday: warezmonkey
[13:32] <ant0n> :P
[13:32] <ActionParsnip2> fiftyone: if they are mpeg you can use mpgjoin
[13:32] <ithinkminus> thanks jrib
[13:32] <ActionParsnip2> !info mpgjoin
[13:32] <ActionParsnip2> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=199993
[13:32] <ant0n> actionparsnip2: pay attention he said .avi
[13:33] <nick|away> i have one wireless and one ethernet connection on my laptop. each connected to different routers, and have different subnets.(eth0 192.168.2.*  wlan1 192.168.1.*) i use azureus, and bind it to eth0. everything is ok. but how can i tell all other applications to use wlan1 as default internet connection?
[13:34] <edgy> Hi,
[13:34] <edgy> ping6 ipv6.google.com
[13:34] <edgy> connect: Network is unreachable
[13:34] <edgy> what's wrong please?
[13:34] <FloodBot1> edgy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:34] <ActionParsnip2> fiftyone: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-85718.html
[13:35] <ant0n> that floodbot1 is very annoying
[13:35] <edgy> sorry for that
[13:35] <ant0n> no you made no mistakre
[13:35] <ant0n> you were only typing
[13:35] <ant0n> the bot has some lame flood ratios
[13:35] <jrib> !enter | ant0n
[13:35] <edgy> ant0n: good to  hear it
[13:35] <ant0n> jrib: that was lame
[13:36] <ActionParsnip2> ant0n: it just makes the screen scroll like mad when folks put 2 words on a line then feel the urge to press enter
[13:36] <jrib> ant0n: breaking up your thoughts by using the enter key makes them hard to follow when several people are talking at once
[13:36] <ant0n> theres not 1 sentence that ive typed yet... that has 2 words on 1 line.
[13:37] <ant0n> well my lines are one after another... if you cant understand that then you're a retard.
[13:37] <jrib> ant0n: I'm not discuss it anymore as I don't really care for your attitude.  Just don't do it
[13:37] <ant0n> thats great...
[13:38] <ant0n> hey jrib you got quite some broken english there... i know you foreign
[13:38] <Praveen> hmmm where did ziroday go?
[13:39] <ant0n> he went to get more warez :D
[13:39] <edgy> any one can ping ipv6?
[13:39] <ant0n> "can anyone"
[13:39] <ActionParsnip2> edgy: i dont use it so no
[13:40] <edgy> ActionParsnip2: I though it's working by default and just tried ping6 ipv6.google.com
[13:41] <ActionParsnip2> edgy: depends if your internal LAN can handle it
[13:41] <ninom> hello all. i just installed a firewall last night, and had some Ip from china trying to connect. i have firestarter firewall. how safe is that? what can i do to fully protect my ubuntu 8.10 from these attacks.
[13:42] <Hew> ninom: firestarter is old and unmaintained, try gufw
[13:42] <ninom> gufw, thank you
[13:42] <ninom> i will download it right now
[13:42] <edgy> ActionParsnip2: I have no lan I am connecting to the internet directly!
[13:43] <derspankster> I get no output from DVI after X starts. Nvidia 6600 using Nvidia driver.
[13:43] <archman_> hello buds...If I update my ubuntu via Update Manager to newer version, will my vmware workstation work or will i need to reinstall it?
[13:43] <ninom> Hew is there a way to see if someone is connected to my computer right now from this chinese ip address ?
[13:43] <wick2o> netstat -a
[13:44] <jrib> ninom: what are they trying to do?  ssh?
[13:44] <Hew> ninom: Do you understand what a firewall does?
[13:44] <hairy-slutboy> hello guys
[13:44] <ninom> well it blolcks incoming connections i guess
[13:44] <Hew> ninom: If it's just random port hits then there's nothing to worry about
[13:44] <ninom> it was port 23895
[13:44] <Hew> ninom: You're running ubuntu for starters so you're already very secure
[13:45] <hairy-slutboy> my housemate share a movie, how can i access files? any GUI tool for that?
[13:45] <Hew> ninom: Don't worry about it, it's the internet, there is a lot of noise like that
[13:45] <ninom> hew where do i find these firewall you gave me i went under internet and its not there
[13:46] <hairy-slutboy> my housemate share a movie, how can i access files? any GUI tool for that? or anyone knows a good HowTo???
[13:46] <ActionParsnip2> hairy-slutboy: you can access it if the system the file is on is shared
[13:46] <Hew> ninom: gufw is in the universe repository
[13:46] <jrib> hairy-slutboy: how is he sharing it?  If you are using samba, then you can use nautilus
[13:46] <hairy-slutboy> ActionParsnip2 :  it is...
[13:46] <Hew> ninom: sudo apt-get install gufw
[13:46] <ninom> no clue what that means. sorry
[13:46] <kinja-sheep> ninom: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portscanning -- It's likely that your machine rejected the connection.
[13:46] <ninom> i installed gufw already from synaptic
[13:46] <Hew> ninom: Open a terminal
[13:47] <ninom> sudo gfw?
[13:47] <ThinkMinus> IS "gparted" installed by default with Ubuntu 8.10?
[13:47] <hairy-slutboy> jrib : don't make it complecated, we are in the same network, he used windows to share it...
[13:47] <Hew> ninom: Oh you're asking how to run it, it's under System > Admin > Firewall Configuration
[13:47] <kinja-sheep> ThinkMinus: No. Not default.
[13:47] <jrib> hairy-slutboy: then try nautilus...
[13:47] <mib_4dg4mup9> I have a gateway server with dual zeon and LSIMegaRaid SCSI card, I can install ubuntu fine, but when I reboot I get error 17, any idea how to get this to work?
[13:48] <ninom> thanks hew .
[13:48] <ninom> and i ve read somewhere i dont need antivirus for ubuntu is this true or not
[13:48] <ThinkMinus> thanks kinja-sheep
[13:48] <hairy-slutboy> jrib : thanks... donno what is natilus, but will search it before i get RTFM... cheers dude...
[13:48] <Hew> ninom: No worries, you should be ridiculously secure now, for a home desktop.
[13:48] <Hew> ninom: That is true
[13:48] <Praveen> when i type ls in the terminal i get:
[13:48] <Praveen> ls: unrecognized prefix: do
[13:48] <jrib> hairy-slutboy: nautilus is the name for the default file browser
[13:48] <Praveen> ls: unparsable value for LS_COLORS environment variable
[13:49] <jrib> Praveen: echo $LS_COLORS
[13:49] <kinja-sheep> hairy-slutboy: Try Places --> Connect To Server --> Samba --> Connect from there
[13:49] <ninom> hew i just enabled gufw, i hope, i hope thats all i have to do it says enabled and i am denying incoming traffic
[13:49] <kinja-sheep> !samba | hairy-slutboy
[13:49] <edgy> mib_4dg4mup9: what happened before you got this error?
[13:49] <Praveen> jrib: done that. it spews out the colour codes
[13:49] <Soyo> I am trying to obtain superblock info by using dumpe2fs and there are over 500+... too many for Shift+PgUp. Is there another way to make stop one page at a time?
[13:49] <derspankster> anyone have any ideas about my issue of no DVI output?
[13:49] <jrib> Praveen: right, pastebin
[13:50] <Hew> ninom: ufw will be enabled for each start, yes. Gufw (the interface part) can be started manually each session.
[13:50] <savaloy> hi is sudo pronounced 'soodoo', 'ess you do', 'soodoh' or..
[13:50] <mib_4dg4mup9> @edgy Fresh install, reboot and get to grub loading... error 17
[13:50] <jrib> Soyo: COMMAND | less
[13:50] <hairy-slutboy> jrib : wow, you guys are wonderful... no RTFM, but i have 4 answers... thanks all of u... i check it out to see how it is...
[13:50] <vertx> ﻿hairy-slutboy: you can try File->Connect to Server on Nautilus' menu
[13:50] <ninom> now if anyone help with this question. i have my ps3 connected to my network wireless.. when i use to run windows i was able to stream media from my pc to my ps3 over media player 11. is there a way to do that in UBUNTU,
[13:50] <Soyo> thanks
[13:51] <Praveen> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/114029/
[13:51] <edgy> mib_4dg4mup9: you have windows installed already?
[13:51] <adi1> hi all
[13:51] <ninom> HEW, i appreciate your help. it means a lot. i am just starting with Ubuntu. i like it a lot but from windows to this its like 2 different worlds.
[13:52] <mib_4dg4mup9> edgy I am only using linux, entire drive for ubuntu
[13:52] <mib_4dg4mup9> edgy entire raid 5 for ubuntu
[13:52] <jrib> Praveen: do you still receive an error after « unset LS_COLORS »?
[13:52] <mib_4dg4mup9> edgy ubuntu server*
[13:52] <nailtons__> oi (hi)
[13:53] <adi1> how can I make ubuntu recognize the default resolution in boot screen'?
[13:53] <edgy> mib_4dg4mup9: normally this error means the boot loader it looking in the wrong disk for the root!
[13:53] <kinja-sheep> ninom: It's different.  Linux is far superior operating system... as Windows is the opposite thing... inferior operating system. :P
[13:53] <edgy> mib_4dg4mup9: may be raid 5 is not recognized in linux?
[13:53] <adi1> in hardy it was ok now in interpid the resolution of boot screen is to high
[13:53] <ninom> is there a program in ubuntu that checks for hard drive errors. and fixes them, i have a 250 sata hard drive
[13:53] <phanter> hi there
[13:53] <mib_4dg4mup9> edgy is there anyway the same raid drivers are not being loaded as are in the install cd?
[13:53] <ninom> i cant partition this hard drive it gives me an error
[13:54] <derspankster> adi1: modify usplash to reflect your resolution
[13:54] <adi1> any idea?
[13:54] <adi1> thanks
[13:54] <Hew> ninom: Yes, it's very different, but there are a great deal of advantages which I'm sure you are aware of. I hope you have success in learning about it!
[13:54] <ninom> kinja-sheep i can see that. i like it, i just gotta learn.
[13:54] <edgy> mib_4dg4mup9: I don't know hope some one else can help you
[13:54] <adi1> is it usplash ?
[13:54] <Siph0n> Does anyone have a problem with Pidgin, where you send an IM and than pidgin immediately freezes?
[13:54] <mib_4dg4mup9> edgy thx
[13:55] <Praveen> jrib: i dont get an error after i do that. but when i restart the terminal the error comes up again
[13:55] <ninom> well one advantage that i ve noticed so far is that my ubuntu under the same system is like 100 times faster than when i ran windows.
[13:55] <edgy> mib_4dg4mup9: if you booted from the livecd can you paste your menu.lst and fdisk -l output?
[13:55] <jrib> Praveen: what version of ubuntu?
[13:55] <adi1> im talking to the screen before usplash
[13:55] <derspankster> yes, /etc/usplash
[13:55] <Praveen> jrib: 8.10
[13:55] <adi1> the screen with ubuntu logo on orange and the line that indicates that the sys is charging
[13:55] <phanter> I just setup my ubuntu 8.04 server with a software raid1. Now it complaints at every reboot that: "md0: raid array is not clean. Starting background reconstruction". What does this mean and how can I resolve this?
[13:55] <jrib> Praveen: amd64 or i386?
[13:56] <mib_4dg4mup9> edgy will do that, be back in a bit
[13:56] <doktor> !it
[13:56] <Praveen> jrib: i386
[13:56] <jrib> Praveen: md5sum /bin/ls
[13:57] <etech> i installed openoffice 3 from the ppa
[13:57] <Praveen> jrib: 0f104e011ddccc70113d30b89147e330  /bin/ls
[13:57] <adi1> how to modify the usplash resoultion ?
[13:57] <adi1> in interpid
[13:57] <etech> i selected german as language but it underlines every german word in red
[13:58] <ninom> any programs in ubuntu that can stream to PS3 ?
[13:58] <etech> how can i enable the correction for the german language? even english words are underlined in red
[13:58] <derspankster> sudo gedit /etc/usplash
[13:58] <^cicciuzzo^> Un Saluto a tutti «  #ubuntu » [Þrison-ßreak][§cript]       
[13:58] <^cicciuzzo^> ÇÏÅØøØø a tutti
[13:58] <jrib> ^cicciuzzo^: turn that off please
[13:58] <jrib> !it | ^cicciuzzo^
[13:58] <adi1> ok thanks
[13:58] <^cicciuzzo^> !list
[13:59] <CQ> etech: is the german dictionary extension installed?
[13:59] <unop> derspankster,  gksudo gedit ...  # don't use sudo with GUI apps
[13:59] <derspankster> that's gedit /etc/usplash.conf  sorry
[13:59] <nogeek> How can I search for content in files?
[13:59] <adi1> ah ok :)
[13:59] <CQ> nogeek: man grep
[13:59] <adi1> thanks
[14:00] <etech> CQ, yes
[14:00] <derspankster> unop - you are correct, it's early yet
[14:00] <JEEBcz> ninom, should you have googled with "ubuntu ps3 media streaming" you would've gotten quite a lot of tutorials on f.ex. mediatomb
[14:00] <^cicciuzzo^> list
[14:00] <jrib> Praveen: well hits on google have people claiming their computer was compromised, but your md5sum for ls matches mine.  Is it a possibility though?  Do you have a weak password for someone to ssh or similar?
[14:00] <nogeek> CQ: with GUI please
[14:00] <CQ> etech: look at the default format, and see what language is set there... it's like a font property that gets set.
[14:01] <adi1> derspankster | this is all what i got in usplash.conf:  # Usplash configuration file
[14:01] <adi1> # These parameters will only apply after running update-initramfs.
[14:01] <JuJuBee> Can someone help me with kdm.log growing out of control?  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/114032/
[14:01] <Praveen> jrib: lol you want me to type my password and let you judge
[14:01] <Praveen> HAHHAHA
[14:01] <adi1> what can I do?
[14:01] <gordonjcp> nogeek: what kind of search, what kind of files?
[14:01] <etech> CQ, german :/
[14:01] <Ian_Daniher|XO> My attempts to apt-get software are met with failures to get headers and incredibly slow speeds
[14:01] <Praveen> jrib: i got a feeling this is linked to me installing KDE4. now my VLC controls look different
[14:01] <Ian_Daniher|XO> has anyone else experienced this?
[14:01] <Ian_Daniher|XO> are the repos having trouble?
[14:02] <CQ> etech: then. no clue, or go ask in #openoffice
[14:02] <Ian_Daniher|XO> can I disable gpg-checking?
[14:02] <wet-kun> are there any video editing software that has horizontal flip function? execpt Lives and Kino
[14:02] <etech> ok
[14:02] <gordonjcp> nogeek: you could try using Search->Find in gedit
[14:02] <gordonjcp> nogeek: the best way to search for things in files is to use grep
[14:02] <Praveen> jrib: im just gonna restart and hope the kinks work out themselves
[14:02] <jrib> Praveen: erm, is that "yes, it's possible" or "no, I don't use ssh"?
[14:02] <gordonjcp> nogeek: trying to do it with a GUI is just a waste of time
[14:02] <kinja-sheep> Praveen: jrib was only asking questions.  Did he ask for your password?  No.  Do you have a weak password?  Perhaps.  Do you use openssl-server?  We don't know.
[14:03] <derspankster> adi1: no xres or yres?
[14:03] <adi1> no
[14:03] <adi1> thats all
[14:03] <Praveen> jrib: yes i have been experiementing with SSH
[14:03] <Pici> Praveen: can you pastebin the output of alias | grep ls
[14:03] <adi1> two lines
[14:03] <Praveen> Pici: alias ls='ls --color=auto'
[14:04] <Pici> Praveen: hm
[14:04] <phanter> anybody who has experience with software raid and who can help me hunt down some problem(s)?
[14:04] <jrib> Praveen: and: « which ls »?
[14:04] <Praveen> jrib: /bin/ls
[14:05] <derspankster> you should probably add xres=(your monitor's x resolution and then on the next line yres=(your monitors y resolution.  Then run update-intiramfs.
[14:05] <CQ> Praveen: what is ls doing or not doing?
[14:06] <adi1> is this "update-intiramfs" the command for terminal or....?
[14:06] <derspankster> adi1 - yes
[14:06] <Praveen> CQ: ls: unrecognized prefix: do
[14:06] <Praveen> ls: unparsable value for LS_COLORS environment variable
[14:06] <Guest17455> hello ppl, I need to instal GD2 on my php, how do I do that?
[14:06] <adi1> ok mine is 1440x900
[14:06] <CQ> type file /bin/ls
[14:07] <derspankster> xres=1440  yres=900
[14:07] <CQ> sounds to me like a x86/amd64 issue, or something with glibc
[14:07] <adi1> so it's yres=1440
[14:07] <Praveen> CQ: /bin/ls: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), for GNU/Linux 2.0.0, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), stripped
[14:07] <notsi> auch .. well i didnt expect this place to be so full .. infact its the first time i ever see a room with SO meny ppl!!
[14:07] <adi1> ok i got it
[14:07] <adi1> do i need to reboot?
[14:07] <CQ> Praveen: and you're running 32 bit x86, right?
[14:07] <derspankster> adi1 - restart
[14:07] <CQ> does \ls work?
[14:07] <adi1> ok
[14:07] <notsi> umm how do i  ask for support and help here in the room ? is there some kind of a system for it?
[14:08] <doktor> !support
[14:08] <CQ> notsi: just ask a question, someone will answer if they know
[14:08] <jrib> Praveen: I'd run chkrootkit and read the google hits for "ls: unrecognized prefix: do" as some of them are quite detailed (for example: http://www.jiny.kr/jiny/tag/365 )  If you do have some sort of rootkit, then I'd just reinstall (and be more careful with ssh and whatever other services you run).
[14:08] <notsi> thank u CQ and i came here thru "http://ubuntu.com/support" btw
[14:08] <Praveen> CQ: yes 32 x86. yes \ls works.
[14:08] <AngryElf> let's say I use gnome-terminal to ssh to some box -- when I open a new tab in taht terminal I'm not on the remote box, is there any way to make that automatically open a shell to the original tab?
[14:09] <Guest17455> any idea of how to install GD2 in php?
[14:09] <CQ> ok, then try unalias ls and then run normal ls again
[14:09] <Pici> AngryElf: Not really. You could ssh in to the remote server and then run screen there...
[14:09] <Pici> !screen | AngryElf
[14:09] <CQ> like jrib says, this is weird... esp. since \ls works
[14:09] <ravious> I've got an ubuntu 8.10 server setup. I would like to connect an ext3 formatted external usb hard drive, but i can't seem to find any information on how to do it. The systems not to be detecting it when installed. Any ideas?
[14:09] <adi1> I have this output after "update intiramfs command: root@ubuntu:~# update-intiramfs
[14:09] <adi1> bash: update-intiramfs: command not found
[14:09] <Deadboys> im trying to change my ulimit value how do i go about doing tha
[14:09] <derspankster> anybody have any ideas why I get no DVI output with my nvidia 6600?
[14:09] <notsi> i have a server with a sas card model "lsisas1064e" and i wish to install ubuntu 8.10 64 bit onto it and i would liek to have details about the driver.. if its in the install .. if not how to i det it .. and how do i install it (befor the unbuntu installtion or after)
[14:10] <AngryElf> Pici: I knew someone was going to say screen :/
[14:10] <Deadboys> i tried editing /usr/include/bits/typesizes.h but it doesnt seem to exist
[14:10] <AngryElf> Pici: thanx
[14:10] <unop> adi1, update-initramfs
[14:10] <adi1> ok
[14:11] <linux_guy> i have an internal hard drive sitting on the desk, hooked to a usb cable.  ubuntu wont recognize it, and i need to format.  what now?
[14:11] <derspankster> adi1: gksudo update-intiramfs
[14:11] <archman_> how much space do i need to update ubuntu? will managed inform me?
[14:11] <archman_> manager*
[14:11] <CQ> Praveen: pastebin the output of strace ls
[14:11] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman_: Yes, the manager will let you know.
[14:11] <adi1> now it says: You must specify at least one of -c, -u, or -d
[14:11] <unop> adi1, so, read the manpage and decide which one of those options suits you best
[14:11] <Deadboys> can anyone tell me how to change the ulimit value?
[14:12] <linux_guy> what happened was i installed ubuntu, but it used too much memory / cpu, so i started to install xubuntu... and it crashed 15% through
[14:12] <notsi> i have a server with a sas card model "lsisas1064e" and i wish to install ubuntu 8.10 64 bit onto it and i would like to have details about the driver and support .. sould i expect any problmes in the installation?
[14:12] <Deadboys> i tried editing /usr/include/bits/typesizes.h but it doesnt seem to exist
[14:12] <linux_guy> now there is no OS and i need to format
[14:12] <unop> Deadboys,  /etc/security/limits.conf
[14:12] <Praveen> CQ: http://paste.ubuntu.com/114033/
[14:12] <_polto_> hello all
[14:12] <CQ> linuxguy: fdisk -l to see the drive. That'll show you what the partitions look like
[14:13] <unop> Deadboys, you should read the manpage first tho.   man 5 limits.conf
[14:13] <linux_guy> CQ, cannot open /dev/sda
[14:13] <Deadboys> unop
[14:13] <CQ> praveen- wait, that worked, that didn't give the error you pasted earlier
[14:13] <Deadboys> can i pm you
[14:13] <CQ> linuxguy: sudo fdisk -l
[14:14] <unop> Deadboys, I'd prefer if you kept it in here - other people can assist too
[14:14] <_polto_> any Idea on what is resetting /etc/network/interfaces on a liveCD ? I made a bootable CD/DVD with remastersys. In the squashfs the file contain a definition for my eth0, but after booting the liveCD this file does not contain any reference to eth0 and the card still not configured.
[14:14] <archman_> ViperBorg_TERM will all system settings remain the same? some tweaks i maybe made...like compiz and stuff
[14:14] <MacGyverNL> On a laptop with an ATI Mobility Radeon 9600/9700, I want to enable dual monitor support, without regression of functionality. I'm not interested in Compiz, but I do want to use different monitor resolutions on the monitors. Should I use the proprietary ATI drivers or free ones?
[14:15] <linux_guy> !paste
[14:15] <Deadboys> i added  root hard nofile 5020
[14:15] <Deadboys> and root soft nofile 5020
[14:15] <Deadboys> when i do ulimit -n it still shows 1024
[14:15] <unop> Deadboys, did you log out and back in?
[14:15] <Deadboys> no
[14:15] <linux_guy> CQ, http://paste.ubuntu.com/114036/
[14:15] <Deadboys> i never had to before
[14:15] <Guest17455> ppl, php5-gd installs the latest version of GD?
[14:16] <Guest17455> gd2?
[14:16] <linux_guy> CQ, sda1 is my main hd
[14:16] <adi1> ok it worked out very well
[14:16] <linux_guy> CQ, im not sure what 2 and 5 are
[14:16] <adi1> thanks again
[14:16] <CQ> linux_guy: thats the only drive it sees...
[14:16] <linux_guy> CQ, because of the star?
[14:16] <xyzzy> hi all
[14:17] <CQ> linux_guy: 2 is teh extended partition, and 5 is sitting in it (look at the start and end blocke) and 5 is swap
[14:17] <linux_guy> CQ, what do i need to do to format this thing?
[14:17] <linux_guy> oooo
[14:17] <linux_guy> CQ, does it matter that its hooked up via usb?
[14:17] <Deadboys> unop do i have to space it like its spaced in the conf?
[14:17] <Deadboys> or is one space fine
[14:17] <archman_> ViperBorg_TERM: you here?
[14:18] <Deadboys> been age since i changed the ulimit :S
[14:18] <CQ> that's teh drive hooked up via USB? there's only one physical disk showing
[14:18] <adi1> does anyone knows how to get rid of the terrible beep when you click on shutdown button?
[14:18] <linux_guy> CQ, that is my main 250gb hd
[14:18] <fuser120> ciao a tutti
[14:18] <fuser120> c'è qualcuno?
[14:18] <linux_guy> CQ, there is a 40gb hd that is hooked up via usb.  i need to format
[14:18] <CQ> linux_guy: it's also the only drive seen by the system
[14:18] <fuser120> sono nuovo di ubuntu
[14:18] <adi1> yes we are all here
[14:18] <unop> Deadboys, no, but you do need to log back in
[14:18] <archman_> 2gb's is enough for ubuntu update, no? :D
[14:19] <CQ> linux_guy: it's not seen by the system
[14:19] <Deadboys> alright ill restart then
[14:19]  * linux_guy gets out the hammer
[14:19] <fuser120> hi
[14:19] <fuser120> i'm italian
[14:19] <adi1> hi
[14:19]  * linux_guy smashes hdd
[14:19] <adi1> me too
[14:19] <fuser120> why speack english?
[14:19] <Deadboys> unop
[14:19] <Deadboys> thank you
[14:19] <xyzzy> does anybody know how to make a harddrive image with "dd" ?
[14:19] <_polto_> any Idea on what is resetting /etc/network/interfaces on a liveCD ? In the squashfs the file contain a definition for my eth0, but after booting the liveCD this file does not contain any reference to eth0 and the card still not configured.
[14:20] <CQ> Fuser: join #ubuntu-it
[14:20] <linux_guy> CQ, ideas?
[14:20] <Deadboys> do i have to install unrealircd as root?
[14:20] <unop> _polto_, that's probably by design -- as the next machine you use the liveCD on might not even have a network interface (that is named eth0)
[14:20] <Deadboys> or can i install it as a normal user
[14:20] <Jewbacca> can someone guid me on private msg about how to use this guid? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737
[14:21] <CQ> linux_guy: unplug and plug back in, power it on, use the hammer, in that order ... :)
[14:22] <c0rrupt0r> hello when i open my terminal i get this error: bash: Use: command not found  its right above my c0rrupt0r@c0rrupt0r-desktop:~$  any ideas please and thank you
[14:22] <_polto_> unop: I am doing an installation CD for always the same kind of machines. How can I make it keep the network config ?
[14:22] <furythor> I have this weird text/font corruption problem when running windows applications with wine, but not in native linux applications, most effected are menu texts and it seems to be somehow related to some package that is distributed with 8.10 as in 8.04 I do not have this problem
[14:23] <RaNdY> Hello, is there a command to list all users who are running only 1bg on a shell server?
[14:23] <_polto_> unop: and on the squashfs the file is correct .. Who/what does modify it ?
[14:23] <Deadboys> furythor  wine does have bugs
[14:23] <unop> _polto_, i dunno to be honest - i was just speaking my mind
[14:24] <shad_> please anybody help me out.My cam is not working.I am using ubuntu on my laptop.It is sony vaio
[14:24] <Cristovaobuntu> bom dia a todos!!
[14:24] <giulio> adil
[14:25] <furythor> Deadboys it can't be related to wine, rather something with desktop as I do have this issue with wine 1.0.1 and latest beta while running 8.10
[14:25] <lvlefisto> !pt| Cristovaobuntu
[14:25] <Jewbacca> can someone guid me on private msg about how to use this guid? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737
[14:25] <Cristovaobuntu> ok!! thanks!
[14:26] <c0rrupt0r> hello when i open my terminal i get this error ( bash: Use: command not found )  its right above my c0rrupt0r@c0rrupt0r-desktop:~$  any ideas please and thank you
[14:26] <rysiek> hi guys
[14:26] <macilaci> hello mindenkinek
[14:26] <sorin44> hi all
[14:26] <rambo3> !docs online installation
[14:26] <rysiek> I am having some strange issue with static network configuration in Intrepid
[14:27] <rysiek> I have two ifaces - eth0 (static) and eth1 (dhcp)
[14:27] <rambo3> What was the address to that online installation script
[14:27] <Ace2016_-> Is HP's Mini Mi available for download? i want to test it out in my vm before thinking of ordering one
[14:27] <rysiek> /etc/init.d/networking start prints "SIOCSIFFLAGS: Device or resource busy" when bringing eth0 up
[14:27] <bling4mm> Hi- I'm sorta new to Linux... I have one question. I still have a lot of diskspace left on my harddrive but it says I can't downlaod anything anymore because I need to free some diskspace. I dual boot (window & Linux). Does anyone know what to do?
[14:28] <rysiek> eth1 gets up AOK
[14:28] <rysiek> network-manager is removed from this system, so it doesn't interfere
[14:28] <rysiek> no idea, wtf
[14:28] <furythor> Rysiek, you are using this computer you have problem to use it as nat hub for your Lan ?
[14:28] <Jewbacca> can someone guid me on private msg about how to use this guid? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737
[14:29] <rysiek> furythor: indeed
[14:29] <giulio> hi
[14:29] <giulio> can someone help me?
[14:29] <giulio> i'm fuser120
[14:29] <bling4mm> Hi- I'm sorta new to Linux... I have one question. I still have a lot of diskspace left on my harddrive but it says I can't downlaod anything anymore because I need to free some diskspace. I dual boot (window & Linux). Does anyone know what to do?
[14:29] <giulio> c'è qualche italiano?
[14:29] <Dillizar> !it
[14:30] <Deadboys> bling4mm you might have ran out of space on your linux partition of your harddrive
[14:30] <rysiek> furythor: a hint or a shove in the right direction will really suffice here
[14:30] <Maharaja18> join #ubuntu-pl
[14:30] <bling4mm> so how do I allocate more?
[14:30] <Dillizar> does any body knows a player that imitates Windows media player
[14:30] <c0rrupt0r> hello when i open my terminal i get this error ( bash: Use: command not found )  its right above my c0rrupt0r@c0rrupt0r-desktop:~$  any ideas please and thank you
[14:30] <Deadboys> im not sure of that bling4mm
[14:30] <Deadboys> google should help if nobody here tells you
[14:31] <kitche> c0rrupt0r: why not check your bashprofile or your bashrc file in your home directory both are hidden
[14:31] <CQ> bling4mm: pastebin the output of df
[14:31] <CQ> c0rrupt0r: grep Use ~/.*
[14:31] <macilaci> :-)
[14:31] <furythor> !nat rysiek
[14:31] <furythor> then there should be quite much of documentation howto setup nat into your lan, but I supose you get something more unusual as problem
[14:32] <phanter> I just setup my ubuntu 8.04 server with a software raid1. Now it complaints at every reboot that: "md0: raid array is not clean. Starting background reconstruction". What does this mean and how can I resolve this?
[14:33] <rysiek> furythor: thing is: I have set-up a few dozen of nats during last few years, on debians, ubuntus, whatever; this here is something very strange and ubuntu-intrepid-specific, as it would seem
[14:33] <rysiek> furythor: exactly the same setup works on my laptop for example
[14:33] <UbuntuUser> hi all
[14:34] <furythor> then I recomend that you use some older version, like 8.04 since 8.10 seems to break some things ...
[14:34] <JuJuBee> Can someone help me with ATI driver and kdm.log file growing out of control?  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/114032/  This seems to be related to a bug with recent xorg-server?
[14:34] <lost_and_unfound> error: Installed distribution Paste 1.7.1 conflicts with requirement Paste>=1.7.2 ... how do i upgrade a package in ubuntu? Synaptic Package Manager states I have the lastest version (1.7.1) but it seems there is a later version available
[14:35] <UbuntuUser> i`ve got problem with card reader integrated to my notebook on ubuntu 8.10 . in previous relase i have not that problem. what i should do?
[14:36] <dominic_bredoto> does anybody know how to install novell client on ubuntu (hardy)
[14:36] <Deadboys> revert back to the previous version UbuntuUser
[14:37] <Jewbacca> can someone guid me on private msg about how to use this guid? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737
[14:37] <UbuntuUser> Deadboys: now this is impossible
[14:37] <furenku> hi! How do I open the 'Hardware Drivers' interface in 8.10? My resolution is broke so I can't look for it in the menu, help please
[14:37] <maulsas> hiiii
[14:37] <c0rrupt0r> CQ i have done the following command in terminal grep Use ~/.* its bringing up few of xsession errors
[14:37] <Mozillero> hola, alguien sabe cual es la extension de los archivos donde estan almacenadas la libreta de direcciones, inbox y correos enviados de thunderbird?
[14:37] <Dillizar> witch players can find mp3 players
[14:37] <furenku> what command opens the Hardware Drivers interface??
[14:38] <Mozillero> hi
[14:38] <UbuntuUser> anyone have another solution for me?
[14:38] <mattia> hi all
[14:38] <mattia> i'm trying to use sketchup6 with wine, can someone help me?
[14:39] <zied2020> hi
[14:39] <JackWinter> whaat is the pro mattia ?
[14:39] <Mozillero> what is the file extension where the address, inbox and sent mails are saved by thunderbird
[14:39] <furenku> hi! How do I open the 'Hardware Drivers' interface in 8.10? My resolution is broke so I can't look for it in the menu, help please
[14:40] <mattia> JackWinter, when i start google sketchup, the working area is completely black
[14:40] <Stroganoff> Mozillero: ~/.mozilla-thunderbird/
[14:40] <c0rrupt0r> i have done the following command in terminal grep Use ~/.* its bringing up few of xsession errors
[14:40] <JackWinter> i'm want to run the following from cron: sudo rsync -axS --exclude='/*/.gvfs' /home/. /media/sdc2/.    how do i get it to run as su ?  since i won't be around to type in the password...
[14:40] <linux_guy> i need to format an external drive, but ubuntu doesnt recognize it.  now what?
[14:41] <Titan8990> linux_guy: it doesn't show up in fdisk -l??
[14:41] <unop> JackWinter, su will want you to type the password in too
[14:41] <linux_guy> Titan8990, nosir
[14:41] <Titan8990> linux_guy: what about lsusb?
[14:41] <Dr_willis> linux_guy,  try 'sudo fdisk -l' and prove it dosent  recogonize it?    if  the bios can see it.. then ubuntu should be ale to fdisk/format it.
[14:41] <linux_guy> or windows
[14:41] <unop> JackWinter, setup sudo to not prompt a password  .. see  man 5 sudoers  and /etc/sudoers
[14:41] <dominic_bredoto> Novell Client on Ubuntu/Any ideas?
[14:42] <Titan8990> linux_guy: if it doesn't show in windows either then you have other problems....
[14:42] <Dr_willis> I thought most cron jobs ran as root anyway?
[14:42] <mattia> i think its caused by ati proprietary drivers, but i'm not sure
[14:42] <Sylphid|work> linux_guy, morning
[14:42] <Titan8990> Dr_willis: cron is user specific
[14:42] <linux_guy> Sylphid, hey whats up
[14:42] <Mozillero> please, someone know the file extension where the address, inbox and sent mails are saved by thunderbird W-XP
[14:42] <Sylphid|work> linux_guy, same ol same ol
[14:42] <Dr_willis> from my crontab --> 17 *    * * *   root    cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.hourly
[14:43] <beamsjr> edgy Just got live cd and booted it up (im the one with grub error 17) what was I getting you? The contents of /boot/grub/menu.lst correct?
[14:43] <Dr_willis> looks like it has a 'user' setting :)
[14:43] <Jewbacca> can someone guid me on private msg about how to use this guid? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737
[14:43] <Stroganoff> Mozillero: just follow this guide: http://fosswire.com/2008/03/04/migrate-your-thunderbird-emails-from-windows-to-linux/
[14:43] <kitche> dominic_bredoto:    http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=14479
[14:43] <edgy> beamsjr: yes and fdisk -l output
[14:43] <linux_guy> Titan8990, i got an old computer for linux testing purposes.  i installed ubuntu last night which was a pig.  only because of 199mb ram hahaha.  anyway, i started to reformat and install xubuntu.  the install froze up at 15% for hours.  so i restarted and now i have nothing
[14:43] <hdibani> hi, i am using ubuntu netbook remix on my dell mini 9. i am using maximus, but at the same time the metacity window border is still active, does anybody know how i can get rid of it?
[14:43] <nathanhelp> !grub
[14:44] <RaNdY> Hello, is there a command to create a file "process.txt" with all the running process on the box?
[14:44] <linux_guy> Titan8990, the plan was to pull the hdd out, connect to linux machine (or windows) via usb cable and format the drive... try again
[14:44] <unop> Dr_willis, your crontab's syntax is different to the syntax of /etc/crontab  -- the latter has an extra field for the user
[14:44] <linux_guy> Titan8990, nothing recognizes the drive
[14:44] <unop> RaNdY,  ps aux > process.txt
[14:44] <Dillizar> what is error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libid3-3.8.3
[14:45] <Dr_willis> unop,  cnt say that ive ever ran a cron job as a user.  then again.. if the thing needs to be ran as root.. well. should a user be doing it and trying to use sudo?  Cant say ive messed with that cron issue befor.
[14:45] <edgy> beamsjr: also I don't want the /boot/grub/menu.lst of your live CD  I need the one in your linux partition which means you need to mount your partition before reading that file
[14:45] <c0rrupt0r> when i open my terminal i get this error ( bash: Use: command not found )  its right above my c0rrupt0r@c0rrupt0r-desktop:~$ then i have put the following command in terminal grep Use ~/.* its bringing up few of xsession errors
[14:45] <kitche> c0rrupt0r: you want grep -Ri Use ~/
[14:46] <unop> Dr_willis, the user's crontab is run as the user -- if a job needs to be run as root -- it should belong in /etc/crontab really
[14:46] <Dr_willis> unop,  yea. thats my logic also
[14:46] <phanter> Why do I always see: md0: raid array is not clean. Starting background reconstruction
[14:46] <unop> Dr_willis, though, it's sometimes necessary to use sudo in the user's crontab
[14:46] <linux_guy> !paste
[14:46] <Jewbacca> can someone guid me on private msg about how to use this guid? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737
[14:46] <Dr_willis> unop,  one could also set up a specific command to get ran by sudo without needing a password I recall.
[14:47] <hdibani> hi, i am using ubuntu netbook remix on my dell mini 9. i am using maximus, but at the same time the metacity window border is still active, does anybody know how i can get rid of it?
[14:47] <unop> Dr_willis, yea, sudo is quite flexible
[14:47] <linux_guy> Titan8990, Dr_willis, http://paste.ubuntu.com/114052/
[14:47] <kitche> hdibani: just kill metacity
[14:47] <beamsjr> edgy root (hd0,0)
[14:48] <furythor> is compiz used in kde ?
[14:48] <Dr_willis> hdibani,  i recall the eeebuntu pages/docs  discussing that -  but i converted my netbook-remix back to a more normal Ubuntu today
[14:48] <JackWinter_> unop: had a hickup with my router so didn't see all the discussion.  are you saying that i should run my backup job from /etc/crontab and that it will be running as root then ?
[14:48] <kitche> furythor: compiz can work along side of kde but they are seperate projects
[14:48] <Dr_willis> furythor,  its not really needed..kde4 has its own effects
[14:48] <hdibani> kitchie: i did try killing metacity (killall metacity), but it just reloads
[14:48] <edgy> beamsjr: and fdisk -l?
[14:49] <linux_guy> is this hdd gone?
[14:49] <linux_guy> surely not...
[14:49] <Jewbacca> can someone guid me on private msg about how to use this guid? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737
[14:49] <beamsjr> edgy can not open sda1
[14:49] <furythor> yeah because I am starting to think that my font issue is related to compiz
[14:49] <unop> JackWinter, that would be ideal, yes
[14:49] <Matir`> linux_guy, which HD?
[14:49] <unop> JackWinter, and easier too
[14:49] <Dr_willis> linux_guy,  looks like you got one HDD to me.. if its usb. try unplug/plugging it in and check dmesg out put over the cources of a few seconds. (you should see some info about it) run dmesg a few times in a row.
[14:49] <beamsjr> edgy sda not sda1
[14:50] <beamsjr> to mount it was /dev/sda1
[14:50] <JackWinter_> unop & Dr_willis: makes sense, thanks for doing my thinking for me :)
[14:50] <Dillizar> !libid
[14:50] <devillj> hi - i have a problem installing ubuntu server.  It keeps winging about pae support on the cpu. im using a mini-itx board with a c3 cpu - it have no pae support. Ive tried loading the virtual and generic kernels - they all have the same problem.  Is there a stock kernel i can use for ubuntu 8.10 or must i learn the black art of compiling my own ?
[14:50] <UbuntuUser> it is strange for me but card is "seen" by ubuntu: http://paste.org/5240
[14:50] <kitche> beamsjr: yes since it's really a bad idea to mount a raw drive
[14:50] <Dr_willis> linux_guy, For some reason  a person in here had his usb-hard drive module not get loaded  You may want to check that also.
[14:50] <Dillizar> does anybody know more bout his error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libid3-3.8.3
[14:50] <linux_guy> Dr_willis, im on a laptop atm, it has its own hdd and the internal of the clunker machine sitting on the desk hooked up via usb
[14:51] <linux_guy> Dr_willis, it won't show in windows vista either
[14:51] <santiago_> hola mens
[14:51] <linux_guy> i have two laptops on my desk atm
[14:51] <beamsjr> kitche so sda is raw and sda1 is ?
[14:51] <Dr_willis> linux_guy,  sounds like a dead hard drive to me.. or bad usbcable/converter/adaopor thing
[14:51] <furythor> or my problem may also be related to resticted graphics card driver ...
[14:51] <Scix> I have http://paste.ubuntu.com/114053/ as a part of a userlogin script in /etc/profile.d/, but when i log in, I'm getting syntax error at line 15. "(" unexpected (expecting
[14:51] <Scix> * 'fi'
[14:51] <linux_guy> hdd worked last night..
[14:51] <Scix> anoyone who can explaing me why?
[14:52] <linux_guy> let me get another drive and see if linux recognizes it at all even though its ntfs
[14:52] <Jewbacca> can someone guid me on private msg about how to use this guid? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737
[14:52] <Dr_willis> linux_guy,  you should at least see some message aobut the usb thing getting plugged in - i would imagine
[14:53] <beamsjr> edgy, is my menu.lst wrong? since my boot drive is sda1 and the meny.lst shows hd0,0?
[14:53] <Scix> When i run the scripts manualy, after login, it works :S
[14:53] <kitche> beamsjr: nope that's correct
[14:54] <beamsjr> kitche :(
[14:54] <ViperBorg_TERM> linux_guy: run dmesg .. anything about a USB port being scanned?
[14:55] <bdubnc> Ok everyone, I have tried to get this to work, but to no avale.  I absolutley need to disable soap within the php that comes with Ubuntu 8.04.1.  I am using VirtualMin to install my LAMP stack.  I have come to find out that our programming staff, who I no control over, has decided to use nusoap.  Nusoap does not, I repeat, does not work with php 5.2.4 if soap is enabled.  I know there code does work because I am trying to move our CentOS installation over
[14:55] <bdubnc> to Ubuntu and the code works great on that platform.  Any help will be appreciated!
[14:55] <linux_guy> ViperBorg_TERM, terminal just wrote a novel
[14:55] <beamsjr> kitche is it possable that installed linux does not have the same drivers as the install cd? my LSIMegaraid shows up fine during install and live cd, but I get grub error 17 after install
[14:56] <ViperBorg_TERM> Clear the logfile. Plug in the drive, and run dmesg again... still a novel worth?
[14:56] <Dr_willis> beamsjr,  grub 'enumerates' drives differently then Linux does.
[14:57] <Dr_willis> beamsjr,  hd0,0 = first hd , first parittiion. which is most likely sda1
[14:57] <linux_guy> dmsg here ---> http://paste.ubuntu.com/114055/
[14:57] <beamsjr> Dr_wells ok, thank you for the clarification
[14:57] <Dr_willis> beamsjr,  thing to rember with grub. is it starts coutnting at ZERO :)
[14:58] <Dillizar> !germany
[14:58] <mw-home> I want to set up https with my apache server.  If I put in a passphrase, then reboot my machine, how do I type in the passphrase?
[14:58] <JackWinter> so adding this to /etc/crontab will run the backup every day at 1.00 ?     0 1	* * *	root	rsync -axS --exclude='/*/.gvfs' /home/. /media/sdc2/.
[14:58] <Jewbacca> can someone guid me on private msg about how to use this guid? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737 im new on ubuntu :>
[14:58] <c0rrupt0r> kitche i did the following command grep -Ri Use ~/ and it took a while to write a full book
[14:58] <slusk88> Hi! im having problem getting sound working in ubuntu 8.10 it works fine when i test it in sound option but in games/youtube/mp3 i just hear crackles. tried messing around with the mixer but doesnt seem to help. thanks!
[14:59] <beamsjr> So is there any other troubleshooting I can do to try and figure out why I get error 17 at grub?
[14:59] <ViperBorg_TERM> linux_guy: That looks like a bad drive. I just ran into that this morning with a sata drive that wont read on my windows box.
[14:59] <JackWinter> argh tabs :)     0 1 * * * root rsync -axS --exclude='/*/.gvfs' /home/. /media/sdc2/.
[14:59] <Dillizar> !amarok
[14:59] <ViperBorg_TERM> linux_guy: Plugged it in here, got basically the same stuff. Formatting doesn't do anything except hide it from Linux after that. I'm RMA-ing that drive now.
[15:00] <linux_guy> ViperBorg_TERM, is there a tool to tell for sure? because it worked last night
[15:00] <beamsjr> I have used this raid 5 on windows and it came up fine/
[15:00] <kitche> beamsjr: windows does not equal linux
[15:00] <Dr_willis> linux_guy,  hard drives can die at any time.  had a 500gb - just go click-clack-poof last week.
[15:01] <JackWinter> beamsjr: i don't know grub all that well.  but the supergrub cd has come in handy at times :)
[15:01] <c0rrupt0r> i did the following command grep -Ri Use ~/ and it took a while to write a full book
[15:01] <ViperBorg_TERM> linux_guy: Not that I know of off the top of my head. But my logs look similar to yours. It's a drive I've been trying to fix for the past 2 weeks that hasn't gotten me anywhere. That's why I'm returning it now.
[15:01] <linux_guy> is there anything in the repos to fix it?  gtk_fix_my_drive
[15:01] <linux_guy> ?
[15:01] <adi1> what brand of usb wireless G or N is working out of the box in interpid?
[15:01] <Dr_willis> I would have to say Hard Drives may be the Most Unreliable part of a PC these days. :()
[15:01] <ViperBorg_TERM> Dr_willis: Too true.
[15:01] <adi1> I need to buy one wireless usb to connect to internet
[15:01] <ViperBorg_TERM> linux_guy: Let me take a quick look.
[15:02] <linux_guy> ViperBorg_TERM, i have a hammer if that helps
[15:02] <distant_voice> adding 3rd party repositories doesn't work for me. When are the new versions of Open Office or GnomeDo going to be available via the regular servers?
[15:02] <linux_guy> and a brick shaped like a hdd
[15:02] <adi1> but i need to know what brand of usb is suported on interpid
[15:02] <kitche> distant_voice: next release maybe
[15:02] <ViperBorg_TERM> linux_guy: Those things always work wonders. lol
[15:02] <niku> adil - I got a usb netgear 802.11G that worked, but I don't remember the model #
[15:02] <Jeruvy> JackWinter: if supergrub boots for you, it has hardware detection issues...
[15:02] <JackWinter> Dr_willis: and cheap that's why i bought 2 1tb disks the other day.  just to keep a backup copy...
[15:02] <scunizi> distant_voice: for Intrepid maybe never.. Jaunty.. probably
[15:03] <distant_voice> kitche, these things never happen between releases?
[15:03] <adi1> netgear?
[15:03] <Dr_willis> If you have a dead hard drive.. and take it apart.. you get some neat shiny disks.. and some really cool STRONG magnets to hold stuff on the fridge..
[15:03] <Dr_willis> :)
[15:03] <c0rrupt0r> kitche: i did the following command grep -Ri Use ~/ and it took a while to write a full book
[15:03] <linux_guy> seriously?
[15:03] <ViperBorg_TERM> Dr_willis: Niiice.
[15:03]  * linux_guy remagnets the kitchen cabinets
[15:03] <kitche> distant_voice: nope unless it fixes a security hole
[15:03] <Dr_willis> Amazing strong magnets in the ones ive taken apart..  - Id say too strong for cabinets. :)
[15:03] <ViperBorg_TERM> linux_guy: Oh, yeah, the inside bits of a HDD are some strong-butt magnents.
[15:04] <slusk88> any linux pro can help me get my sound working? :P
[15:04] <ViperBorg_TERM> linux_guy: Havn't found anything for repairing HDD's in the repos.
[15:04] <linux_guy> this hdd is spinning smoothly and everything
[15:04] <linux_guy> has a nice hummm
[15:04] <ViperBorg_TERM> linux_guy: Google might help you, off a quick search, I found a fix if your IDE keeps resetting on the drive, other than that, my Google-fu is failing hard.
[15:04] <Dr_willis> linux_guy,  electronics in the HD could  of died also. had that happen befor.
[15:04] <JackWinter> Jeruvy: oh my grub is fine, i even have /boot on it's separate partition so that no os can mess with my menu.lst :)  have already forgotten more than i wanted to know about grub, but it really does work well...
[15:05] <Dr_willis> If the BIOS isent even seeing the Hard drive - thats a bad sign
[15:05] <distant_voice> kitche: whenever i try to add new repositories and click ->reload there's an error message. something about a security key and launchpad I think. is this a bug, and is it known?
[15:05] <Dillizar> !libmtb
[15:05] <c0rrupt0r> slusk88: what distro version you using?
[15:05] <kitche> distant_voice: nope not a bug you just don't have the keys for the new repositories which you can find on the repsitories pages
[15:05] <Jeruvy> JackWinter: grub is god...but supergrub is really not even good.  Better to use ubcd
[15:06] <c0rrupt0r> kitche: i did the following command grep -Ri Use ~/ and it took a while to write a full book so what would i happen to look for?
[15:06] <distant_voice> kitche: I don't understand. where do I get them? I'd really like to try the new GnomeDo and get updates for Open Office...
[15:06] <furythor> Okay, I decided to test that does my problem persists without nvidia 96 driver which is recommended driver for my graphics card, and problem does not continue
[15:07] <ViperBorg_TERM> All right, I'll be back in a bit. Breakfast is calling.
[15:07] <kitche> distant_voice: as I said from the repo's webpage
[15:07] <JackWinter> Jeruvy: don't know ubcd.  have to google that.  i only thought that the guy with the grub problem could use the supergrub cd.  only use it when something has clobbered the stage1 loader
[15:07] <kitche> c0rrupt0r: for anything dealing with .bashprofile and .bashrc
[15:07] <c0rrupt0r> ok i will do that ty kitche
[15:07] <Jeruvy> JackWinter: use ubuntu desktop (livecd) for that...better.
[15:07] <distant_voice> kitche: oh my bad. well, I'll try to figure that out. thanks for the help
[15:09] <notsi> SORRY i got d/c .. if anyone answered me thank but i ned the answer again:P
[15:09] <derspankster> Anyone have any idea why I get no DVI output after X starts?
[15:09] <notsi> i have a server with a sas card model "lsisas1064e" and i wish to install ubuntu 8.10 64 bit onto it and i would like to have details about the driver and support .. sould i expect any problmes in the installation?
[15:09] <furythor> so what could cause that font corruption with nvidia driver ? driver it self ?
[15:10] <notsi> i need to know how to install the sas driver befor the installtion
[15:10] <lorenzosu> Hi is there a simple notification software for ubuntu?
[15:11] <notsi> does ANYONE here know about SAS cards and unbuntu install? i Really need help here:(
[15:11] <donkeyboy> lorenzosu: inotify
[15:12] <jusama14_> is there anyway I can get the via driver for ubuntu 8.10? The openchrome freezes and so I'm on vesa
[15:13] <EagleScreen> jusama14_ look for the driver
[15:13] <jusama14_> I've tried searching but haven't found any luck
[15:13] <jusama14_> closest I got was this - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=972460
[15:13] <donkeyboy> I have looked on the ubuntu juanty release page and search all over and can't find any infomation about python2.6 inclusion. I only get results for py3k and py2.5, is python2.6 being skipped?
[15:13] <sue> How do I make Ubuntu the defaukt boot?
[15:14] <fosco_> sue: startupmanager
[15:14] <EagleScreen> sue /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:14] <sue> fosco_ care to elaborate?
[15:14] <c0rrupt0r> should there be a .bashprofile in home folder? because there is not a .basprofile there at all...there is only .bashrc ?
[15:14] <cast|lir> menu.lst has a 'default' line
[15:14] <ikonia> sue: change the option "default" to 0 in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:14] <fosco_> sue: startupmanager is a frontend to manage grub options
[15:15] <ikonia> sue: normal ubuntu installs set ubuntu to default anyway
[15:15] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, I've searched several places but cannot find any for 8.10.
[15:15] <Spectre> hi, I have a problem. I just don't get this: http://pastebin.com/d1eee455a help me please.
[15:15] <jusama14_> no Unichrome driver.
[15:16] <EagleScreen> jusama14_ are you looking for a xorg driver for via graphics crad?
[15:16] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, I'm looking for the unichrome drivers for my via integrated chip
[15:16] <lorenzosu> donkeyboy: Thanks
[15:16] <EagleScreen> jusama14_ did you searched for via website?
[15:17] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, yes I only found the one for 7.10
[15:17] <Jewbacca> can someone please guid me on private msg, im new with ubuntu :) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737
[15:17] <c0rrupt0r> should there be a .bashprofile in home folder? because there is not a .basprofile there at all...there is only .bashrc ?
[15:19] <kitche> c0rrupt0r: no there can be but if you did not create one then there would not be one
[15:19] <mdeslaur> c0rrupt0r: look for .profile
[15:19] <geirha> Spectre: I'm guessing it's a symbolic link that doesn't point to a file. See what "ls -l" says
[15:19] <vivi_> 同志们好，我洗完白白回来了
[15:20] <EagleScreen> jusama14_ do you mean openchrome?
[15:20] <unop> c0rrupt0r,  ~/.bash_profile   not  ~/.bashprofile
[15:20] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, openchrome freezes my computer. It will not work.
[15:20] <jiffe92> anyone used preseeding with netboot?  Wondering if there's a way to do it without needing to setup the network on the new ubuntu machine
[15:21] <fosco_> vivi_: please use english here
[15:21] <|TheBarold|> on Hardy, having trouble getting Firefox to load JRE Java plugin
[15:22] <fiftyone> hi i was wondering if someone could help me with a lil command line ... i have a folder with 400 .rar files, how can i use cmdline to unrar them all at one time?
[15:22] <cast|lir> fiftyone: for i in *rar; do unrar e "$i"; done
[15:22] <giulio> hi i have a problem
[15:22] <Jewbacca> can someone please guid me on private msg, im new with ubuntu :) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737
[15:23] <Spectre> geirha: output is: ls -l: -rwxr-xr-x 1 rotacak administratori 452999 2008-09-26 01:16 tremdedtest.x86, I don't know if it looks like symlink...?
[15:23] <notsi> does ANYONE here know about SAS cards and unbuntu install? i Really need help here:(
[15:23] <notsi> i need to know how to install the sas driver befor the installtion
[15:24] <torero> !ru
[15:24] <EagleScreen> jusama14_ look this http://www.viaarena.com/default.aspx?PageID=2&OSID=45&CatID=3220
[15:24] <Mpole> hi all. can anyone tell me how to troubleshoot my network? since i upragded to 8.10 i have seen a drastic slowdown in my laptop's access speeds... downloads take forever!
[15:24] <Nooooova> hi all... what i can do with this? http://paste.org.ru/?3hddei
[15:24] <notsi> or IF i need to .. i am takeing down a public server and i dont want to screw up .. Pls help me guys  there are 1452 ppl here .. i never seen such a HUGE room .. someone Gutta know the answer
[15:24] <linux_guy> i go from one extreme to another.  my ubuntu laptop is awesome, my (attempted) ancient desktop build DIED
 so it would look like this  cd dir/ $ *rar; do unrar e "$i";    ?
[15:24] <EagleScreen> jusama14_: what is your model?
[15:24] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, yes this is where I went earlier to get my driver. However, it's only available for ubuntu 7.10 and below.
[15:25] <geirha> Spectre: That looks like a regular file. Symlinks start with an l, while that line starts with a -. It's a bit odd that you would get that error message. What does "file tremdedtest.x86" say?
[15:25] <EagleScreen> jusama14_ what is your model?
[15:25] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, K8M800
[15:25] <PerseusDK> hello channel.
[15:25] <fiftyone> or is "do unrar" where i put the dir?  part  *rar; do unrar e "$i";
[15:25] <PerseusDK> Anyone who knows about IPv6 support for security.ubuntu.com ?
[15:25] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, it's K8M800. It's not listed on the site you gave me but any unichrome pro integrated driver will work with the card.
[15:28] <notsi> does ANYONE here know about SAS cards and unbuntu install? i Really need help here:(
[15:28] <notsi> i need to know how to install the sas driver befor the installtion
[15:28] <Spectre> geirha: tremdedtest.x86: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), for GNU/Linux 2.4.1, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), not stripped.
[15:28] <notsi> or IF i need to .. i am takeing down a public server and i dont want to screw up .. Pls help me guys  there are 1452 ppl here .. i never seen such a HUGE room .. someone Gutta know the answer
[15:28] <jusama14_> also I did dpkg --configure -a and it's trying to download an exe file....
[15:28] <jusama14_>  http://puzzle.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/corefonts/arial32.exe
[15:28] <jusama14_> Resolving puzzle.dl.sourceforge.net... 195.141.111.5
[15:28] <c0rrupt0r> ok thank you all i figured it out :)
[15:28] <jusama14_> and it's stuck on - HTTP request sent, awaiting response...
[15:29] <notsi> i have a server with a sas card model "lsisas1064e" and i wish to install ubuntu 8.10 64 bit onto it and i would like to have details about the driver and support .. sould i expect any problmes in the installation?
[15:29] <c0rrupt0r> was a simple #export SDL_audiodriver=alsa .....i did not put the # before hand so it was erroring that code
[15:30] <EagleScreen> jusama14_ be patient
[15:30] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, hmm it started downloading but I don't know why it's getting an exe file.
[15:31] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, it finished. Got an error - http://pastebin.com/m2ac1ba3c
[15:31] <notsi> maybe i am simply not asking right:(
[15:32] <notsi> i'll try again retypeing it diffrently
[15:32] <achilles> hello, whenever I set my system clock using date -s <time> it keeps changing .. any help ?
[15:32] <notsi> guys i have an hp server thats running public servies .. i dont want it to be offline for long and the only detail i needis about the SAS card driver. can someone PLS help is thi sissue?
[15:33] <geirha> Spectre: Quite puzzling. That really should've worked, or at least given a different error message.
[15:33] <Myrtti> achilles: you don't set your system clock with that...
[15:33] <EagleScreen> jusama14_ what are you doing to obtain that error?
[15:33] <notsi> .. is it possible that out of a 1452 pool of ppl // no one knows the answer?
[15:34] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[15:35] <demon_> !rhythmbox
[15:35] <EagleScreen> jusama14_ are you upgrading to jaunty?
[15:36] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, well I was reading this page - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-openchrome/+bug/274340
[15:36] <scunizi> notsi: is nobody here has an answer you could try #ubuntu-server or ##linux
[15:36] <achilles> Myrtti,ah thanks very much
[15:36] <notsi> i refuse to belive no one here knows the answer... :P Pls can someone help me with ubuntu 8.10 and SAS driver issue?
[15:36] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, and one fellow suggested to do a distupgrade
[15:36] <scunizi> notsi: however, your question is a bit vague.. what about the driver?
[15:36] <ikonia> jusama14_: there is no way apt-get uppgrade with standard ubuntu repos on will got to sourceforge for an exe
[15:36] <Spectre> geirha: Thank you.
[15:36] <ikonia> jusama14_: please pastebin your sources.list
[15:36] <notsi> YAY someoneis helping me Thank u SO much scunizi!!
[15:37] <notsi> ok so this is the car's model lsisas1064e and i want to install ubuntu 8.10 64 bit .. i was told that i need to install this driver BEFOR i install the linux .. how do i do that please?
[15:38] <notsi> card's*
[15:38] <jusama14_> ikonia, here is my sources.list - http://pastebin.com/m17726ee
[15:38] <ikonia> jusama14_: there is no way that would go to sorceforce to download an exe
[15:38]  * wikkedfin if a new version of ubuntu comes out do i need to download the iso and do an upgrade or will it auto update to say 9?
[15:38] <EagleScreen> jusama14_ do u know what is dist-upgrade command for?
[15:38] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, no.
[15:39] <EagleScreen> i am sure
[15:39] <jusama14_> ikonia, I think it's trying to download fonts
[15:39] <ikonia> wick2o: if you're on 8.10 it will offer 9.04
[15:39] <ikonia> jusama14_: fonts are not .exe
[15:39] <scunizi> notsi: how do you install a driver on any system without an OS..? I don't have the answer for that... unless you're talking about the desktop version .. is that what you're referring to ?
[15:39] <jusama14_> ikonia, yeah I really don't know what it's doing. What do you think?
[15:39] <ikonia> jusama14_: I think you need to pastebin the whole of the error from the upgrade process
[15:39] <EagleScreen> there is a new openchrome driver version in jaunty repository, you can use it along your intrepid, it may fix your problem
[15:40] <ikonia> jusama14_: it should say what pacakge it's trying to update
[15:40] <Quicken2k> where can I find a driver for ubuntu?
[15:40] <ikonia> Quicken2k: driver for what ?
[15:40] <jiffe92> when using netboot, does it have to use a mirror?
[15:41] <jusama14_> ikonia, here is the entire process - http://pastebin.com/m6ce5c0f9
[15:41] <EagleScreen> jusama14_ paste the complete output of your error
[15:41] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, here it is -> http://pastebin.com/m6ce5c0f9
[15:42] <notsi> scunizi:thats where i got confused.. see the SAS controle the hard drives if the installation dosnt recognize the card.. it wont find drives ot be installed onto ..  its a lsisas1064e perhaps u allready know if its compatibal?
[15:42] <wikkedfin> ok cool so it will offer to update to the latest version... sweet
[15:42] <wikkedfin> will i lose all my settings etc..?
[15:42] <scunizi> notsi: could be you need the desktop live cd.. install the driver into that environment.. install the system.. manually make changes to the new system from the live cd to insure the driver will be present and work in the new system, boot into the new system and install the server bits you need and if wanted uninstall the desktop stuff.
[15:42] <ikonia> jusama14_: windows fonts packages by the looks of that, what is the line before the one you started the paste with
[15:42] <jusama14_> ikonia, that's as high as terminal goes.
[15:43] <jusama14_> ikonia, I was running the same command. dist-upgrade
[15:43] <Leppers>  i want to install the programming toolkit for ubuntu but i forgot what it was called.?.
[15:43] <ikonia> jusama14_: I'd look at "dpkg -l | grep font" find any packages that are referenced in this error and remove them before upgrade
[15:43] <ikonia> Leppers: what programming toolkit ??
[15:44] <notsi> scunizi: i have copy pasted everythign u said and i will send this to my admin .. hopefulyl u just gave us the answer we needed.. i'd liek to thank u VERY MUCH if i need more assistance i will return .. once again THANK you@:):)
[15:44] <Leppers> ikonia: i know it has g++ compilers but i think it has more
[15:44] <sai> hey recently i installed KDE and then i unistalled it buut still at login session i can see KDE also i cant get my display
[15:44] <ikonia> Leppers: yes, gcc is another compiler, but what is the "toolkit" you want
[15:45] <jusama14_> ikonia, several are listed -> http://pastebin.com/m7d76c136
[15:45] <harrykar> !it
[15:45] <scunizi> notsi: np :)
[15:45]  * wikkedfin >:( @ kde
[15:45] <jonstetler> can anyone tell me if it is posible to download just OO writer?
[15:45] <ikonia> jusama14_: msttcorefonts remove it
[15:45] <faberlee> any PINOYS here?
[15:45] <ikonia> jusama14_: then check in the error to see if the error changes
[15:45] <ikonia> faberlee: pinoys ?
[15:45] <harrykar> hi all
[15:46] <sai> i want to completely remove my kde can any  one suggest?
[15:46] <faberlee> faberlee, where are you from?
[15:46] <vivi_> 大家早点睡，明天起来再革命
[15:46] <sai> im now logged  iiin as safe mode
[15:46] <jpds> !removekde | sai
[15:46] <jusama14_> ikonia, so after removing it you want me to try an upgrade?
[15:46] <ikonia> sai: dpkg -l | grep kde - then apt-get -purge $packages
[15:46] <ikonia> !cn | vivi_
[15:46] <ikonia> jusama14_: yup
[15:46] <ony> hello
[15:46] <sai> ikonia what the commad will do ?
[15:47] <ikonia> sai: first lists all the kde package, then you remove then
[15:47] <ikonia> them
[15:47] <jusama14_> ikonia, I got this output while removing -> http://pastebin.com/m556a2f9d
[15:47] <ony> anyone from the Philippines here?
[15:47] <ikonia> jusama14_: that's ok
[15:47] <ikonia> ony: why - it doesn't matter, just ask your support question
[15:47] <sai> ok the what can i type to list it all
[15:47] <ony> i'm using Intrepid Ibex. any chance of running Yahoo Messenger here?
[15:47] <ikonia> sai: dpkg -l | grep kde
[15:47] <unop> sai,   sudo aptitude remove $(dpkg -l | awk '/kde/{print $2}')
[15:47] <tom17bombadil_> hello. after I activated an the advanced ati-driver with my notebook, the standby-mode fails: the machine keeps a gray srceen with one underscore in the upper left corner. That is (ati-related) from the syslog: [fglrx:firegl_init_pcie] *ERROR* Invalid GART type 0.
[15:47] <Quicken2k> (ikonia): Display driver Intel 82845G/GL/GE/PE/GV Graphics Control
[15:47] <ikonia> ony: it's available from yahoo.com for linux
[15:47] <EagleScreen> jusama14_ you cannot install openchrome jaunty driver in intrepid, sorry
[15:48] <tom17bombadil_> any ideas, what that is about?
[15:48] <Quicken2k> internel video card
[15:48] <ikonia> Quicken2k: xorg normally has working drivers for intel cards built in
[15:48] <Leppers> ikonia: i think it was build-essentials or something like that
[15:48] <Quicken2k> xorg?
[15:48] <jusama14_> ikonia, I think the dist-upgrade is working now
[15:48] <ikonia> Quicken2k: yes the "visual" part of linux
[15:48] <ikonia> Leppers: build-essential
[15:48] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, oh. Should I cancel it upgrade?
[15:48] <ony> how about SKYPE?
[15:48] <ikonia> ony: yup,
[15:48] <ikonia> !skype > ony
[15:48] <wikkedfin> I must say i got a Acer Aspire laptop and i installed Ubuntu 8.10 and everything works out of the box.
[15:49] <EagleScreen> jusama14_ what upgrade?
[15:49] <EagleScreen> are you upgrading to jaunty?
[15:49] <ony> but Skype is only available for Hardy Heron, obottu
[15:49] <Quicken2k> haven't installed ubuntu yet need the driver to get the install to work
[15:49] <ikonia> ony: no it's not, read the link
[15:49] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, apt-get dist-upgrade
[15:49] <sai> ikonia here is the output for that command http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m4183223e
[15:49] <EagleScreen> jusama14_ that does a regular update unless you change sources.list
[15:49] <ikonia> sai: so apt-get remove them
[15:50] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, oh ok.
[15:50] <ikonia> sai: or remove them in the package manager of your choice
[15:50] <unop> sai,   sudo aptitude remove $(dpkg -l | awk '/kde/{print $2}')  # should combine both steps
[15:50] <RPS> Hello Guys, I'd like to find out if anyone knows of a good radio stream recorder? A program that can capture a radio stream would be awesome.
[15:50] <jusama14_> EagleScreen, I read through https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-openchrome/+bug/301403 and it tells me to add 2 lines into xorg.conf I'll try that after the upgrade
[15:50] <jusama14_> update*
[15:50] <sai> ok then will it completely remove kde and then can i safely login into gnome?
[15:50] <EagleScreen> well done
[15:51] <ikonia> sai: you can safley login to gnome with kde installed
[15:51] <slusk> anyone feel like helping a newbie getting sound working in ubuntu 8.10 pm please, thanks! =)
[15:51] <sai> ya by changing session at login prompt is it?
[15:51] <ikonia> sai: yes
[15:52] <sai> ok  any how ill try at one ok will be back thank u
[15:53] <harrykar> I have a problem with seahorse on intrepid. He can't public my keys any help?
[15:53] <michel_> join #fedora.fr
[15:54] <michel_> Bonjour, suis-je bien sur le canal fedora?
[15:54] <scunizi> !fr | michel_
[15:54] <obst> If I invoke for example gcc, how can I find out which version the system will actually use? I want to know the full path, is the PATH environment variable just searched from start to the end?
[15:55] <sai> well now im decided to completly remove kde along with its install packages from my  hard disk...............i no  more want kde to eat up my space well how can i do it,can some one help with this
[15:55] <michel_> ubottu, ok, mais pourront-ils me renseigner sur "fedora?"
[15:55] <scunizi> !puregnome
[15:55] <pratik> how to download vga driver
[15:56] <michel_> join # fedora.fr
[15:56] <scunizi> sai: see ubottu's link above
[15:56] <sai> ok
[15:56] <michel_> join # ubuntu.fr
[15:56] <geirha> obst: readlink -f $(which gcc)
[15:56] <scunizi> michel_: type ... /join #ubuntu.fr
[15:57] <obst> geirha, thank you very much!
[15:57] <slusk> Anyone know how to get my audio working. It works in the sound test through settings but mp3's/games/youtube etc wont play any sound just crackling. tried messing with the mixer and disabled audiopulse but no luck.
[15:57] <sai> well i completed two commands as bot said but for the last  command will it download any thing frrrrrom internet?
[15:57] <sai>  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[15:58] <scunizi> slusk: if you haven't already installed it you might need the extra codecs for mp3, as well as flash
[15:58] <wikkedfin> is there a way i can open office 2007 .docx under ubuntu?
[15:58] <scunizi> !sound | slusk
[15:58] <slusk> thanks alot!
[15:58] <geirha> obst: And, yes. bash searches each directory in PATH, starting with the first listed, until it finds an executable called gcc, and runs that. "type -a gcc" will show all hits
[15:58] <scunizi> sai: yes
[15:58] <scunizi> !multimedia | slusk
[16:00] <wikkedfin> When i play a .flv video the video seems to be in FF mode wile the audio is normal. Is there a way i can fix this?
[16:01] <Gnea> wikkedfin: 'Firefox' mode?
[16:01] <michel_> Bonjour, suis-je sur un site francophone?
[16:02] <Gnea> !fr | michel_
[16:02] <rmunn> Try #ubuntu-fr
[16:02] <michel_> ubottu, j'essaye
[16:03] <adi1> hi all
[16:03] <michel_> #ubuntu.fr
[16:03] <wikkedfin> Gnea, No this is a .flv file on the hdd
[16:03] <adi1> what brand of wireless usb is known to work aout of the box on interpid
[16:03] <adi1> ?
[16:04]  * wikkedfin has ath9k wifi
[16:04] <stigerten> Hello, I got my new fujitsu siemens amilo pa3553 laptop today, and when im trying to install ubuntu there comming a message about somw wiki end root commands. a black screan with text. On my last latptop that dident come. the installation dossent start.. What can be wrong?
[16:05] <|TJH|> hello, anyone know a way to remove case sensitivity for the username?... perhaps option on pam_unix.so module?
[16:06] <adi1> what is "ath9k wifi"?
[16:06] <ldiamond> Does anyone know why Ubuntu sometimes freezes when I plug my ethernet cable
[16:06] <adi1> the chipset?
[16:06] <ViperBorg_TERM> |TJH|: Doubt it. The entire Linux system is based on case sensistivity.
[16:06] <ViperBorg_TERM> brb
[16:06] <cast|lir> |TJH|: dont knwo offhand of away that doesn't involve patching, why would you want to do that?
[16:07] <nDuff> stigerten, ...well, we can start trying to look at what's going on. Is the text on screen a login prompt? If so, can you log in with the username "root" and the administrator password you set during installation?
[16:07] <wikkedfin> Atheros chipset
[16:07] <nDuff> stigerten, ...actually, strike that, I was thinking older distros, just log in as yourself.
[16:07] <adi1> wikkedfin | yes but how to find out who have a atheros chpset?
[16:08] <adi1> there are so many brands out there
[16:08] <|TJH|> cast|lir: to reduce help calls. I use pam_ldap.so and/or pam_krb5.so on centos machines - no case issue. Setting up ubuntu workstations with pam_unix, case issue came up.
[16:08] <darius_> hello
[16:08] <nDuff> stigerten, ...once you're in, run "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm status"; that should tell whether the GUI is uninstalled, or installed but not working.
[16:08] <ichbinesderelch> adi1: is it a usb or pci wireless card?
[16:08] <adi1> usb
[16:08] <ichbinesderelch> adi1: than check output of "lsbusb" to find out which one
[16:09] <ichbinesderelch> adi1: sry "lsusb"
[16:09] <Gnimsh> Anyone know when jaunty alpha 4 will be released?
[16:09] <|TJH|> cast|lir: can use diff module, just hoping...
[16:09] <adi1> i have to go usb cause mi internal wireless card has left me
[16:09] <DarkSmoke> hey guys
[16:09] <stigerten> nDuff: The installation dossent start. When i reboot the computer the ubuntu cd-rom is booted.. I can deside language, and thehn i can choose if i want to try before install, og install. I choose install.. The ubuntu loading screen comes.. When its done i only get some text, where it stands something about ubuntu, and i can try commands like sudo_root and --install help :S
[16:10] <DarkSmoke> how much big should i set /var and /tmp if doing them on a seperate partition ?!
[16:10] <cast|lir> |TJH|: ahh. well, if you dont find a module that already does it would be trivial to patch one to convert to uppercase or lower case before creating the hash
[16:10] <Quicken2k> trying to install ubuntu using Wubi but it keeps giving me an error saying cdrom in use
[16:10] <unop> !9.04 | Gnimsh
[16:10] <adi1> lsusb it just give some info about my usb ports
[16:10] <|TJH|> cast|lir: sounds good... will keep looking. thx.
[16:11] <ichbinesderelch> adi1: and one of them should be your wireless dongle
[16:11] <harrykar> I have a problem with seahorse on intrepid. He can't public my keys anyone can  help me please?
[16:11] <jm> ...
[16:11] <adi1> i need to know if I should buy a netgear,dlink,3com,belkin,altlantis or something elese that will work out of the box on interpid
[16:12] <adi1> I have not bought jet
[16:12] <Jewbacca> hi im new to ubuntu, could someone guid me in private msg about this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737
[16:12] <arvind_khadri> adi1, netgear does... you can check out the community page
[16:12] <adi1> im asking in general what brand of usb wireless is known to work on interpid
[16:12] <arvind_khadri> !hardware | adi1
[16:13] <adi1> netgear ok
[16:13] <dado__> ciao
[16:13] <arvind_khadri> adi1, check that page out
[16:13] <adi1> ok thanks
[16:13] <arvind_khadri> adi1, welcome .. :)
[16:14] <DarkSmoke> how much big should i set /var and /tmp if doing them on a seperate partition ?!
[16:15] <stigerten> Can someone help me with this: The installation dossent start. When i reboot the computer the ubuntu cd-rom is booted.. I can deside language, and thehn i can choose if i want to try before install, og install. I choose install.. The ubuntu loading screen comes.. When its done i only get some text, where it stands something about ubuntu, and i can try commands like sudo_root and --install help :S
[16:15] <cast|lir> DarkSmoke: use LVM and not worry about it
[16:15] <jm> can anyone tell me what's the best web cam to use to ubuntu 8.04
[16:15] <harrykar> !gpg
[16:15] <yzjhsk> ls
[16:15] <DarkSmoke> cast|lir so what if i use LVM ? i still ned to know the size
[16:16] <strk> what's the default user/password for mysql 'root' on ubuntu Intrepid ?
[16:16] <cast|lir> DarkSmoke: sure, a size. that you can change online later. how about a 500mb /tmp and a 1gb /var
[16:16] <linuxman410> jm i use playstation eye toy webcam works fine
[16:16] <WyHiWyL> how to burn an .iso file onto a DVD from terminal?
[16:17] <cast|lir> WyHiWyL: i use growisofs
[16:17] <jm> thanks linuxman410
[16:17] <sai> hello i still can get kde -nightly at loggin session but i dont wanna it how can i completely remove it
[16:18] <ViperBorg_TERM> strk: There isn't one.
[16:18] <sai> as bot said before i   runned some commands in terminal  to remove kde but still i can see kde-nighty at login session .............how can i completely remove it
[16:18] <strk> ViperBorg_TERM: ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)
[16:19] <ViperBorg_TERM> strk: Right, because there is no password.
[16:19] <Jewbacca> hi im new to ubuntu, could someone guid me in private msg about this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737
[16:19] <sai> !purgegnome
[16:19] <ViperBorg_TERM> !root
[16:19] <WyHiWyL> cast|lir: can you give me the command? i looked into the manual but still don't know what command to use
[16:19] <ViperBorg_TERM> strk: !root
[16:19] <ViperBorg_TERM> strk !root
[16:19] <sai> !kde-nightly
[16:20] <ViperBorg_TERM> Eh, strk, type !root and see what I mean.
[16:20] <strk> ViperBorg_TERM: I know about the system root, but I'm talking about the mysql root :)
[16:20] <ViperBorg_TERM> Ahhh!!!
[16:20] <Pici> sai: sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[16:20] <jm> any other suggestions for a webcam for 8.04
[16:20] <ViperBorg_TERM> I see.
[16:20] <sai> ok pici
[16:20] <stigerten> where can i download ubuntu 8.10 dvd? the link http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/intrepid/release/ubuntu-8.10-dvd-amd64.iso dossent work
[16:20] <RPS> Guys I found a stream ripper but it's a KDE program ...is it possible to use a KDE program in Gnome?
[16:20] <ViperBorg_TERM> Okay, sorry, running my IRC client in terminal, can't really scroll up.
[16:20] <Pici> RPS: Yep
[16:20] <cast|lir> WyHiWyL: look atthe examples in man growisofs
[16:20] <ViperBorg_TERM> RPS: Yes, it'll work no problem.
[16:20] <strk> !mysql
[16:21] <unop> strk, you looking to reset the password?
[16:21] <RPS> Pici, does it require any extra knowledge?
[16:21] <strk> unop: to set, or leave as is, just looking to *use* mysql (just installed)
[16:21] <sai> well pici i did it  will it wont show kde-nightly at next login session
[16:21] <strk> the information on help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP doesn't match reality
[16:21] <sai> can restart x-
[16:21] <unop> strk, sudo dpkg-reconfigure -plow $(dpkg -l | awk '/mysql-server/ {print $2}')  # to reset
[16:21] <Pici> RPS: No. KDE and Gnome are just different desktop environments, you can use a program designed for kde in gnome and vice versa
[16:22] <RPS> SWEET ...you guys rock and I've learned something else.
[16:22] <RPS> thanks
[16:22] <sai> pici how can i remove kde-nightly completely out of my hard disk i  feeeel its just gnome more than enough for me
[16:22] <strk> unop: it's *just* installed. now also "reset" (dpkg-reconfigure)
[16:22] <strk> still, the 'mysql -u root' command doesn't let me in
[16:22] <strk> keeps saying ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)
[16:22] <cast|lir> RPS: its quite impressive how you can do most things you can imagine :)
[16:22] <nDuff> stigerten, ahh; I misunderstood where you were, then -- I thought you'd already installed, but it was text-only afterwards. Unfortunately, I don't know the Ubuntu installer as well as I know the Red Hat one. (Sorry for the lapse there, btw -- a coworker happened into my office)
[16:23] <stigerten> nDuff: So you don't know how i can install ubuntu? :(
[16:23] <sai> pici : i am waiting for you reply can you please
[16:23] <unop> strk,  mysql -u root -p
[16:24] <Pici> sai: How did you install it?
[16:24] <RPS> cast|lir, the thing that is TRULY impressive is ...no trial software or keygens or well any of that nonsense since its all open source!
[16:24] <sai> through command
[16:24] <strk> unop: -p just prompts you for a password
[16:24] <Pici> sai: What command?
[16:24] <nDuff> stigerten, ...I can't give you a surefire fix knowing only what I do right now, no. It may be that your video chipset is one that isn't autoconfigured correctly, but it'd be a bit of doing to work through diagnosing that.
[16:24] <Pici> sai: Please prefix your replies with my name so that I notice them.
[16:24] <strk> ah, 'root'
[16:25] <strk> sheesh
[16:25] <porter1> Anyone know of anf cheap boards that can run linux for embedded devices?
[16:25] <KaiForce> is there an IRC channel for rdesktop?
[16:25] <unop> strk, so, enter your password  - or pass it on the command line
[16:25] <strk> root/root then
[16:25] <strk> it's not *my* password !
[16:25] <sai> sudo apt-get install kde-nightly
[16:25] <cast|lir> RPS: no, not having to worry about that BS is good. no trojans in anything you download either. and i put up a livecd image full of sotware and im not even breaking the law :)
[16:25] <sai> this one pici
[16:25] <nDuff> stigerten, ...does the GUI work if you choose the option to boot off the CD without installing?
[16:25] <strk> is the default, not mentioned anywhere ! :/
[16:25] <Pici> porter1: You may want to try asking in ##hardware or ##linux
[16:25] <unop> strk, password for the mysql role called root then ..
[16:25] <cast|lir> RPS: welcome to freedom! and free software.
[16:25] <unop> strk, you set a password when you install mysql
[16:25] <sai> pici : sudo apt-get install kde-nightly   i used this one
[16:26] <stigerten> nDuff: I  have just packed the computer up from the box, (got it today) completed the windows vista installation, then i tryed to install ubuntu... on my last computer there where no problem :/
[16:26] <stigerten> nDuff: I can try to select "try before installing"
[16:26] <stigerten> brb
[16:27] <Pici> sai: You can try sudo apt-get remove kde-nightly
[16:27] <sai> ok pici thank you
[16:27] <sai> ill try it
[16:28] <nickUK``Laptop> Hello, I am currently having problems mounting my external hard drive, Please can somebody help.
[16:28] <strk> unop: I didn't get prompted for a password on install
[16:28] <ichbinesderelch> ask ! nickUK``Laptop
[16:28] <strk> for sure I didnt' on remove/install or on dpkg-reconfigure
[16:28] <nDuff> nickUK``Laptop, when you plug it in, does the output from dmesg show it recognizing the drive?
[16:29] <sai> pici it showed like this "0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 46 not upgraded."
[16:29] <penela> Can I test a dual head setup with live CD?  with different desktop on each display?
[16:29] <ichbinesderelch> ask  | nickUK``Laptop
[16:29] <ichbinesderelch> hm
[16:29] <ichbinesderelch> BOT? :P
[16:29] <nickUK``Laptop> Yes it shows that its there but it says it cannot mount the drive
[16:29] <nickUK``Laptop> CAnnot mount volume
[16:29] <nickUK``Laptop> UNable to mount the volume
[16:29] <arvind_khadri> ichbinesderelch, you missed the ! before ask :P
[16:29] <nDuff> nickUK``Laptop, OK -- do you have a partition table on the drive? If so, does it see the individual partitions?
[16:29] <unop> strk, sudo dpkg-reconfigure -plow $(dpkg -l | awk '/mysql-server/ {print $2}')  # to reset
[16:29] <nickUK``Laptop> I dont know i have just plugged it in
[16:29] <vigo_> Bot kicked itself?
[16:29] <lorenzosu> In ubuntu 8.10 I discovered I have no ~/.fonts directory :o is it me or is this a change in the current version?
[16:29] <jiffe92> anyone generated a gpg key? it's gotten to the point where it's asking me to do work to create more entropy, I've been typing forever and it doesn't seem to do anthing
[16:30] <jiffe92> anything
[16:30] <ichbinesderelch> arvind_khadri: ah damn :P
[16:30] <nDuff> nickUK``Laptop, can you pastebin the dmesg output from when the drive is plugged in?
[16:30] <nickUK``Laptop> Where would i get that
[16:30] <nickUK``Laptop> It is just a popup box
[16:30] <nickUK``Laptop> saying
[16:30] <nDuff> nickUK``Laptop, run the command "dmesg" in a terminal window
[16:30] <nickUK``Laptop> Cannot Mount volume
[16:30] <nickUK``Laptop> Ok
[16:30] <FloodBot1> nickUK``Laptop: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:30] <Jewbacca> is there a way to lock my monitor hz and resolution? seems like everything time i set it, it change to another velue when i reboot :X
[16:31] <nickUK``Laptop> http://pastebin.com/m32437012
[16:31] <nickUK``Laptop> Jewbacca,  - I think you can change that in the xConf. something
[16:31] <specledx2>  Is it possible to run FF3 using xulrunner 1.8.1 on ubuntu 8.10?
[16:32] <nickUK``Laptop> I did it a long time ago
[16:32] <cast|lir> Jewbacca: dunno if ubuntu has automagic thatll overwrite changes, but you can set such things in /etc/xorg.conf
[16:32] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[16:32] <cdavis> Can someon suggest a page to read that indicates how I might automatically select an xorg.conf file based on it I am docked or not?
[16:32] <nickUK``Laptop> thats it cast hit it on the head xorg.conf
[16:32] <LostGuy> hello all
[16:32] <silv3r_m00n> I upgraded some packages from synaptic and after that the panels in gnome desktop are not coming ...
[16:32] <nickUK``Laptop> nDuff, http://pastebin.com/m32437012
[16:32] <nDuff> nickUK``Laptop, OK -- so it sees one partition, /dev/sdb1. What happens if you try to do a "sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt" in the terminal window?
[16:33] <Jewbacca> cast|lir:  i cant find it
[16:33] <LostGuy> can i ask anyone what file systems ubuntu 8.04 supports?
[16:33] <usr13_> Need to control user so as to give permissions to all but truly admin stuff, (I have created a second user for a real novice).  SO I should exclude that user from adm and admin both?  or just one, if so, which one?
[16:33] <usr13_> What is adm
[16:33] <nickUK``Laptop> Mount : SPe
[16:33] <KingJamesII> usr13,  that's admin account
[16:33] <archman> guys, i have upgraded from gutsy to hardy. can i now upgrade it to intrepid?
[16:33] <arvind_khadri> LostGuy, it supports all... what exactly are you trying to ask?
[16:33] <nickUK``Laptop> Mount : Special device /dev/sdb1 does not exist
[16:33] <s0nix> hi ppl....... i installed the "mailx" package........ and trying to send a mail via /usr/bin/mail... doesn't seem to work.. but i don't have any message... is there something else to do ? here's what i typed: echo "TESTING" | mail -s "test" theAddress
[16:33] <usr13_> In other words, I need to limit sudo priviledges so as not to let the user damage the system.
[16:33] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: You should be able to, yes.
[16:34] <Jack_Sparrow> LostGuy ext3 is default
[16:34] <igor__> is there a ubuntu eee pc chat on this server?
[16:34] <nickrud> usr13, it's a sub admin account, most commonly used for logging. sudo privs are given by putting someone in admin group
[16:34] <usr13_> Any advise?
[16:34] <penela> Anybody?  Can I get dual head going from live CD with different desktop on each?
[16:34] <nDuff> nickUK``Laptop, hmm -- there was some other talk about a USB device being disconnected after the point where it recognized it; does running "lsusb" show the drive still attached?
[16:34] <vigo_> LostGuy: It is based on Debian/Linux, so it supports or can use just about anything
[16:34] <MacGyverNL> This might be something of a weird question. Using gnome on Ubuntu, I got dual display to work on an ATI 9600 (surprisingly easy, I should add, past experiences weren't this good). Now I'd like to have the application bar (the bar which contains all running screens) spread over or present on both displays, each listing only those applications which are actually present on the display. Dualhead windows users might be familiar with this behav
[16:34] <MacGyverNL> iour provided by an app called Ultramon. Any tips?
[16:34] <nickrud> usr13, no loss, not putting them in either group
[16:34] <usr13_> nickrud: I should probably edit sudo
[16:34] <LostGuy> i was just trying to find out what filesystems ubuntu supported
[16:34] <stigerten> nDuff: The same thing when i try "try before install"
[16:34] <usr13_> Right?
[16:34] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM in update manager it doesn't give me "upgrade" option. should i "partial update" ?
[16:34] <nickrud> usr13, no, don't edit sudo. just don't add a user you don't want using sudo to the admin group
[16:35] <usr13_> nickrud: Ok
[16:35] <gnomino> ciao tutti
[16:35] <usr13_> nickrud: What is adm ?
[16:35] <usr13_> gourp adm
[16:35] <igor__> Anyone run ubuntu on an eee pc?
[16:35] <vigo_> LostGuy: Linux
[16:35] <gnomino> mi date il link pastebin?
[16:35] <lvlefisto> !it | gnomino
[16:35] <nDuff> stigerten, OK -- so at least it's consistent. While it's in that state, it should be possible to look at some logs to figure out what might be going on, though that's something that would be easier if you had a friendly expert nearby rather than trying to do it over IRC. Incidentally, a bit of googling indicated that someone else has done a successful Ubuntu install on the same model laptop, so it should be possible *somehow*.
[16:36] <LostGuy> also has anyone had any luck installing nvidia graphics drivers in a computer with more than 2 gigs of memory
[16:36] <nickrud> usr13, sor of a sub admin acount; mostly used to limit access to system  logs that I've seen
[16:36] <cast|lir> LostGuy: sure, i have 4gb
[16:36] <LostGuy> how did u do it?
[16:36] <arvind_khadri> LostGuy, 2gb as in RAM?
[16:36] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM ?? YOU HERE?
[16:36] <LostGuy> yea
[16:36] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: No, you need to go to System > Administration > Sortware Sources
[16:36] <ViperBorg_TERM> Yep.
[16:36] <ViperBorg_TERM> Just typing.
[16:36] <archman> ok, sorry
[16:36] <cast|lir> worked fine. was an amd64 bit debian install
[16:36] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Select the Updates tab.
[16:36] <nickrud> usr13, for example, if your user is not in the adm group, they can't see /var/log/syslog
[16:37] <archman> yes, done
[16:37] <stigerten> nDuff: Can you give me link to the google site? i havent found anything :(
[16:37] <usr13_> nickrud: Actually, the user does not even know how to use command line, so sudo is not really the issue. I jsut don't want her to be able to mess up the system via GUI abilities.
[16:37] <arvind_khadri> LostGuy, install the restricted drivers
[16:37] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Then you can select what type of updates you want there.
[16:37] <Barnose> Anyone know if there is a chat like #Ubuntu but for windows xp?? If so could you tell me HOW I could get into it. ty
[16:37] <usr13_> nickrud: Is that possible?
[16:37] <nickrud> usr13, no sudo, no writing outside of their own personal home.
[16:37] <LostGuy> those fail for me as well
[16:37] <arvind_khadri> LostGuy, which card
[16:37] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM thanks! i'll try it
[16:37] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Under "Release upgrade", select Normal Releases instead of Long Term Releases.
[16:37] <arvind_khadri> Barnose, ##windows
[16:37] <nickrud> usr13, not giving sudo is exactly what you want to do. No sudo = no synaptic, no access to anything in the admin menu, etc
[16:38] <ViperBorg_TERM> No problem.
[16:38] <nDuff> stigerten, the post at http://forum.fujitsu-siemens.de/forum/viewtopic.php?f=90&t=34804#p112231 talks about getting the wireless working -- and indicates that the rest of the install prior was already done successfully.
[16:38] <LostGuy> i have an nvidia 9500m gs in an asus laptop with 4 GB of ram
[16:38] <usr13_> nickrud: Ok, very good.  I'll exclude from admin
[16:38] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM yes, did it already ;)
[16:38] <arvind_khadri> Barnose, type /join ##windows
[16:38] <ViperBorg_TERM> Okay. :) Good luck!
[16:38] <nDuff> stigerten, ...unfortunately, it doesn't give details (within that same post, at least) on how they worked around the X problems.
[16:38] <Barnose> arvind_khadri, ty
[16:38] <arvind_khadri> Barnose, np
[16:38] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM btw.: my sound and movies don't work no more, it's ok ill upgrade and then seek for help...
[16:38] <Barnose> arvind_khadri, Cool, I can be in both places at once, tyvm
[16:39] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Yes, that's fine.
[16:39] <danielbw> what does mmh mean?
[16:39] <darius_> guys, is there a way I can set gedit to open all text files as default and I wouldn
[16:39] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: The update may even come with drivers to fix that, or they may become available after the update.
[16:39] <kwsn> ok, I have an issue, that being whenever I try to view a flash object in firefox (the bigger it is, the more likely this happens), it locks up and crashes
[16:39] <danielbw> someone used that in a conversation and I am embarrassed to ask
[16:40] <arvind_khadri> LostGuy, which ubuntu?? and please use name so that the message doesnt get lost
[16:40] <arvind_khadri> !tab | lost_and_unfound
[16:40] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM btw.: when i tried to play the movie, whole gdm crashed to login screen...
[16:40] <arvind_khadri> !tab | LostGuy
[16:40] <LostGuy> i tried 8.04 and 8.10
[16:40] <usr13_> nickrud: Ok, done.  But... just realizing, that if one had done that and there was only one user on a new ubuntu system, it would be hard to do any sort of administrative tasks, and how would you fix such a situation?
[16:40] <arvind_khadri> lost_and_unfound, sorry not for you
[16:40] <arvind_khadri> LostGuy, which one are you using now???
[16:40] <danielbw> what does mmh mean? someone used that in a conversation and I am embarrassed to ask
[16:40] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Ok. Give the update a shot and try again. It may be as simple as a fixed bug.
[16:40] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM btw.: for the sound, it was used or so...
[16:40] <LostGuy> im in windows right now
[16:40] <nickrud> usr13, boot into recovery mode, and run in the console  adduser <user> admin . recovery console is a root account
[16:41] <usr13_> nickrud: In other words, at least one user needs to be in admin group if there is no root account.
[16:41] <LostGuy> archman im in windows right now
[16:41] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM btw.: ok, see you (do i need to shut terminal during the update?
[16:41] <usr13_> nickrud: Oh, ok. very good. thanks.
[16:41] <nickrud> usr13, off to work, have fun :)
[16:41] <archman> LostGuy: what?
[16:41] <MacGyverNL> Never mind, I've found it. Quite... Intuitive, I guess.
[16:41] <usr13_> nickrud: Now that I have exlcuded that user from admin, will she be able to install new applications?
[16:41] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Shutting the terminal won't matter during the update, the machine will need a restart after it's done. It'll prompt you for the restart.
[16:41] <|REM|> I have an ubuntu desktop that I am going to access remotely only.  Right now, when I reboot, it complains because there isnt a monitor hooked up and I have to go to it and hook the monitor up to get it to finish booting.  How can I fix this?
[16:41] <vigo_> usr13: Yes, there has to be one root/sudo to administer it.
[16:42] <kwsn> ok, I have an issue, that being whenever I try to view a flash object in firefox (the bigger it is, the more likely this happens), it locks up and crashes, anyone know why and/or how to fix this?
[16:42] <LostGuy> archman: are you asking what operating system im using right now?
[16:42] <archman> LostGuy: no... didnt ask you anything
[16:42] <usr13_> vigo_: But if a user is not in the admin group, can he/she install new apps?  (Use synaptic package manager)?
[16:42] <LostGuy> archman: oh sorry then
[16:42] <arvind_khadri> LostGuy, then how can we help you.... he is not asking you anything... its me... arvind_khadri
[16:43] <vigo_> kwsn: Do you have JavaScript enabled and or any flash blocks installed?
[16:43] <LostGuy> arvind_khadri:oh im sorry
[16:43] <arvind_khadri> LostGuy, thats ok... which ubuntu have you installed?
[16:43] <kwsn> vigo_: javascript is on, and i'm also runnign adblocker (though it wasn't caught in the filter)
[16:43] <arvind_khadri> russia213, were you able to fix the grub error?
[16:43] <vigo_> usr13: Sortof, yes, one can switch to the sudo with usr and pwd
[16:43] <LostGuy> arvind_khadri: i have tried using 8.04 and 8.10 with no luck
[16:44] <russia213> arvind_khadri: No I still have error 21
[16:44] <arvind_khadri> LostGuy, am just asking that which you have installed right now??
[16:44] <seacnboy> who knows how to install libnet? just give me a help
[16:44] <vigo_> kwsn: Might be adblocker, toggle it off and test it
[16:44] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ok... are you on the live cd now?
[16:44] <kwsn> ok
[16:44] <kwsn> vigo_: if I DC you know what happened :P
[16:44] <russia213> arvind_khadri: yes
[16:45] <vigo_> kwsn: I have no idea
[16:45] <Yanco> hi havin problems installing 8.10 when i press install menu freezes??
[16:45] <LostGuy> arvind_khadri: i have 8.10 installed through WUBI
[16:45] <kwsn> vigo_: It means it crashed and didn't work
[16:45] <kwsn> :P
[16:45] <vigo_> heh
[16:45] <arvind_khadri> russia213, open the terminal and type sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /mnt
[16:45] <MarkJones> Hello can anyone tell me if there are mirrors that host ubuntu packages and are organised by release? Such as a repo of just the packages for Ubuntu 8.04.2, so that one doesnt have to guess as to what package goes with which release?
[16:46] <arvind_khadri> russia213, when you try to re-install do you get it done successfuly?
[16:46] <vigo_> kwsn: was worth a shot, that is what backups are for,,,,,
[16:46] <MarkJones> Seems to be the standard for other distros and Im not sure if Ubuntu has that.
[16:46] <arvind_khadri> LostGuy, ok which laptop model?
[16:46] <Yanco> when i press any option it freezes any help?
[16:46] <LostGuy> arvind_khadri: asus G1Sn
[16:46] <kwsn> vigo_: well, I'm using Mibbit
[16:46] <porter1> Has everyone heard about the HP Mi running? Pretty badass.
[16:46] <kwsn> sadly not a stand alone client
[16:46] <LostGuy> arvind_khadri: with a NVidia 9500m GS
[16:46] <kwsn> brb
[16:46] <arvind_khadri> MarkJones, ya they come in the sources.list
[16:47] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM btw.: i believe that the problem with videos is that i need to choose from the list the drivers i want to use with that app (sort of...)
[16:47] <porter1> running ubuntu*
[16:47] <vigo_> kwsn: I have never used Mibbet, but it sounds like a fun one
[16:47] <arvind_khadri> MarkJones, as in what exactly you want?? the mirror site?
[16:47] <kwsn> vigo_: it has its flaws, but it's simple enough and gets the job done
[16:47] <kwsn> brb
[16:47] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Which app?
[16:47] <MarkJones> yes like a URL to a mirror so I can see whats available.
[16:48] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM smplayer
[16:48] <MarkJones> Only mirrors I have been seeing only host release ISOs and not packages.
[16:48] <russia213> arvind_khadri: "can't find /dev/sdc1/mnt in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab"....Yes it installed correctly
[16:48] <vigo_> kwsn: I no longer have a job, so I just play around on these boxes that use to be my job, now it is just fun
[16:49] <thiebaude> MarkJones:what are trying to download?
[16:49] <arvind_khadri> russia213, there is a space after /dev/sdc1
[16:49] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: After the update, open terminal and type: sudo apt-get install vncviewer
[16:49] <arvind_khadri> LostGuy, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/288843
[16:49] <kwsn> vigo_: yeah, runs slow still
[16:49] <MarkJones> Well just packages for manual installation fo software.
[16:50] <ViperBorg_TERM> Use VNC to play the videos, that's the program I use... has yet to fail me. And it's not driver dependant.
[16:50] <kwsn> which is odd, cause my friend runs it just fine on ArchLinux
[16:50] <vigo_> Oh ratso,,I have a tail...see ya
[16:50] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM ok ill try. has subtitle support?
[16:50] <thiebaude> MarkJones:you didn't want to use synaptic?
[16:50] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Yes.
[16:50] <arvind_khadri> Pici, why doesnt the bot tell about the bugs as it used to do whenever a bug page is posted?
[16:50] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM also stream support?
[16:50] <ga_boi> hey guys any idea if there is a way to force my built in card reader to read a corrupt sdhc card on my laptop? my phone can read it but, for whatever reason my laptop can't..
[16:50] <MarkJones> I have an install on a PC without internet.
[16:51] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Yes, it can even record the stream, if you'd like.
[16:51] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM WOW!!!
[16:51] <ga_boi> or rather my phone registers it as unformated and can't do anything with it.
[16:51] <usr13_> ViperBorg_TERM: Did you mean to say vlc
[16:51] <usr13_> ?
[16:51] <thiebaude> MarkJones,oh ok
[16:51] <russia213> arvind_khadri: "mount point mnt does not exist"
[16:51] <ViperBorg_TERM> usr13_: Yes. Sorry.
[16:51] <arvind_khadri> russia213, its /mnt
[16:51] <ViperBorg_TERM> Dang typos.
[16:52] <MarkJones> So I cant seem to find a package mirror for 8.04.2.
[16:52] <wikkedfin> does anyone have any feelings about Pulse Audio?
[16:52] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM: oh VLC? i don't love that one...
[16:52] <LostGuy> arvind_khadri: thnx for the link i will read and see if i can fix my problem
[16:52] <ViperBorg_TERM> Which, post brain-fart, is sudo apt-get install vlc vlc-plugin-esd mozilla-plugin-vlc
[16:52] <michel> #fedora-fr
[16:52] <russia213> arvind_khadri: Sorry....ok
[16:52] <ViperBorg_TERM> No love for the VLC?
[16:52] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM: nope :D
[16:53] <arvind_khadri> LostGuy, sure... :) if you cant ... they try envyng... but keep it as a last resort
[16:53] <thiebaude> MarkJones:if you had or will install 8.04, then 8.04 will update to 8.04.2
[16:53] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Ah, I see. Oh, well, that's what I use. Works fine here. :D
[16:53] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM: i'm just hoping that i'll sort out this problems i've seen (i'm upgrading from gutsy, got pissed off because of those ubuntu release cycles)
[16:53] <MarkJones> I already downloaded the ISO for 8.04.2.
[16:53] <usr13_> ViperBorg_TERM: I use vlc but also use mplayer
[16:54] <MarkJones> I need a package mirror so I can download packages to install stuff like K3B and VLC etc.
[16:54] <LostGuy> arvind_khadri: ok will do
[16:54] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM: smplayer goes for me! :)
[16:54] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Ah, gotcha. Yes, the Ubuntu release cycles are something else all right.
[16:54] <MarkJones> And transfer to other PC with flashdrive
[16:54] <LostGuy> seeyall later
[16:54] <ViperBorg_TERM> usr13_: I'll use mplayer sometimes, but if it's giving me issues, I'll revert to VLC.
[16:54] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Glad it works for ya. :)
[16:54] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM: on gutsy i got everything working fine, i hope it'll be here the same. or else, i'll cut my throat :D
[16:55] <ronny> hi
[16:55] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Woah, don't go that far. :D
[16:55] <lvlefisto> MarkJones: you can manually download packages for your ubuntu version from http://packages.ubuntu.com
[16:55] <arvind_khadri> !hi | ronny
[16:55] <usr13_> ViperBorg_TERM: Yes, that is why I have both. I also have totem.  Some videos play better on one or the other...
[16:55] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM: it's always me looking for problems when i don't need them :D
[16:55] <ViperBorg_TERM> lol
[16:55] <ronny> is there any limit on usable ram on the kernel? my laptop has 4gb now, the bios says 4gb, but linux has only 3,5 gb
[16:55] <russia213> arvind_khadri: Sorry....ok no errors
[16:55] <ViperBorg_TERM> BRB, damn phone going off again.
[16:56] <zagabar> Yo guys!
[16:56] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM: usr13_ right, and that's a minus for gnome apps, you need to have 10024123 of them for one work...
[16:56] <usr13_> ViperBorg_TERM: Totem plays most every thing pretty well nowdays so...
[16:56] <zagabar> If I want to add a hdd and mount it to the current home folder, is that possible?
[16:56] <ichbinesderelch> zagabar: it is
[16:56] <ronny> anyone has an idea?
[16:56] <usr13_> zagabar: Please restate your question.
[16:57] <zagabar> ichbinesderelch: is it easy?
[16:57] <ichbinesderelch> zagabar: i would say yes
[16:57] <zagabar> usr13_:  I have ubuntu server edition installed on a ftp server and want to increase the space.
[16:57] <zagabar> Without formating or such.
[16:58] <fosco__> !home > zagabar
[16:58] <usr13_> zagabar: You need a specific folder to to maount to, but yes, that mount point can be located in home
[16:58]  * russia213 waits
[16:58] <usr13_> zagabar: Formatting and mounting are two seperate issues.
[16:59] <usr13_> zagabar: You can place the mount point where ever it pleases you.
[16:59] <zagabar> Yeah, the thing is that all users has their stuff in different directories in home, and I want to increase the space for everyone.
[16:59] <G_Is_Genius> Greya:
[16:59] <usr13_> zagabar: You can move /home  or /home/one-user to the new drive.
[17:00] <zagabar> And if I want all users to benefit from the space?
[17:00] <chicao> modprob load the module, and how I unload th module ?
[17:00] <zagabar> Kinda extending the space of the current disk.
[17:00] <usr13_> zagabar: You have 2 drives in the machine now?
[17:01] <zagabar> I have, but I am not sure that the hardware has recognised the new one. ATM i am only able to get to it by ssh
[17:01] <usr13_> zagabar: You just need to decide what should stay on the old drive and what you want to have on the new one.
[17:01] <sachetto> chicao: modprobe -R
[17:01] <usr13_> zagabar: fdisk -l
[17:02] <usr13_> zagabar: fdisk -l Will show you what drives are recognized by the system.
[17:02] <archman> what output driver should i use in smplayer? when i used "user defined" it crashed back to login screen...
[17:02] <hairy-slutboy> Hello guys, how can i format my USB?
[17:02] <chicao> sachetto,  not here .. root@chicao-laptop:~# modprobe -R ath_pci
[17:02] <chicao> modprobe: invalid option -- R
[17:02] <usr13_> hairy-slutboy: use the format command
[17:02] <zagabar> fdisk -l outputs nothing.
[17:03] <usr13_> hairy-slutboy: mkfs.???
[17:03] <sachetto> chicao: rmmod also works
[17:03] <usr13_> zagabar: sudo fdisk -l
[17:03] <adi1> this is my chipset on lspci:  0b:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02)
[17:03] <hairy-slutboy> ??? anyone can help ???
[17:03] <adi1> can anyone help
[17:03] <sachetto> chicao: modprobe -r
[17:03] <adi1> it does not work anymore
[17:03] <usr13_> hairy-slutboy: mkfs.msdos /dev/sda1
[17:04] <zagabar> It only found the current drive. =/
[17:04] <arvind_khadri> russia213, did it go well?
[17:04] <usr13_> hairy-slutboy: Or something to that effect, depending on what type of filesystem you want on it.
[17:04] <zagabar> I guess there is nothing to do until I have plugged it in correctly?
[17:04] <chicao> FATAL: Module ath_hal is in use. sachetto
[17:04] <jpds> https://launchpad.net/bugs/325812
[17:04] <usr13_> hairy-slutboy: but make sure you select the correct drive.  fdisk -l  to see what you have.
[17:05] <sachetto> chicao: the module is in use... so you can't unload it
[17:05] <cdavis> Can someon suggest a page to read that indicates how I might automatically select an xorg.conf file based on it I am docked or not?
[17:05] <arvind_khadri> adi1, if you ask your question someone may
[17:05] <dado__> ciao
[17:05] <chicao> sachetto,  but I need to unload the module to install a new one, how can I do this ?
[17:05] <beamsjr> If I add a new drive to a box can I format it and make it's mount point /var?
[17:05] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: True
[17:05] <wlrjgjkd> Does anyone recommend any good shared hosting companies? The one I'm with now is a right pain. Thanks.
[17:05] <hairy-slutboy> usr13 : how can i know its sda1 or sda2 or usbdev1.1_ep00 or so?
[17:05] <avis> is it possible /dev/sr0 is my dvd burner ?
[17:05] <usr13_> zagabar: do you have it jumpered correctly and powered and plugged into the ide or scssi port etc...
[17:05] <ViperBorg_TERM> usr13_: True as well, but I have my preferances. :)
[17:06] <sachetto> chicao: try to start ubuntu in recovery mode
[17:06] <adi1> ok Khadri | i need someone to help  me to make this wireless internal card work
[17:06] <sachetto> chicao: maybe you can unload and recompile the new module
[17:06] <adi1> i had the dell minicard 1500 draft N
[17:06] <hairy-slutboy> usr13 : how can i know mu usb is sda1 or sda2 or usbdev1.1_ep00 or so?
[17:07] <adi1> it broke so i bought this new one intel pro wireless 3945 draft g
[17:07] <zagabar> usr13_: That is the thing that I am very unsure of... I have had really annoying problems with connecting hardware to that computer. I think it is some faulty IDE-cables or so... But the computer is in another home now, so I cannot look into it right now. Nothing to do then I guess?
[17:07] <adi1> now i installed as a hardware but interpid cant see it
[17:07] <arvind_khadri> !wifi | adi1
[17:07] <arvind_khadri> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/288843
[17:07] <sachetto> chicao: you can do a rmmod -f to force... but its note recommended
[17:08] <Jewbacca> how to change mouse dpi on ubuntu
[17:08] <Rioting_pacifist> is it possible to replace root with an lvm snapshot of root in order to fsck it
[17:08] <usr13_> zagabar: Is it IDE?
[17:08] <zagabar> Yeah.
[17:08] <zagabar> That changes somethign?
[17:08] <arvind_khadri> Rioting_pacifist, use a gparted live cd to fsck root
[17:09]  * cwillu_clone pants in exhaustion
[17:09]  * cwillu_clone mimics hateball
[17:09] <usr13_> zagabar: Do you have it plugged into an IDE port by itself?
[17:09] <usr13_> zagabar: Or is it sharing an IDE port with another drive?
[17:09] <allengaller> test
[17:09] <zagabar> No, it is sharing.
[17:10]  * cwillu_clone pokes hateball with a stick
[17:10] <Rioting_pacifist> arvind_khadri: using a liveCD to fsck seams a bit excessive there must be a better way. will a fsck of an lvm snapshot show coruption on /
[17:10] <usr13_> zagabar: Ok, the other drive on that port, is it the [only] other Hard Drive?
[17:11] <arvind_khadri> Rioting_pacifist, you should not fsck when / is mounted... i dont have any idea about the lvm snapshot thing...
[17:11] <hairy-slutboy> i want to fdisk my USB drive. how do i know which block special device is that, i mean sda or sdb or any other in /dev ?
[17:11] <mallaw> hello every body
[17:11] <niere> hi
[17:11] <usr13_> zagabar: If so, the existing  old drive needs to be jumpered as master, and the new one needs to be jumpered slave.
[17:11] <chicao> sachetto, tks :)
[17:12] <dado__> ciao
[17:12] <niere> i'm having problems with the Release file of a local repository being ignored; it's pulled from the repository (as seen in a "Hit" with apt-get update, and in the apache logfile), but there's none of the release information added to the index (which i wanted to use for version pinning). is anyone running a local repos, and might have a hint what's going wrong?
[17:12] <hairy-slutboy> hello guys, i want to fdisk my USB drive. how do i know which block special device is that, i mean sda or sdb or any other in /dev ?
[17:12] <dado__> hi!!!
[17:13] <usr13_> hairy-slutboy: sudo fdisk -l
[17:13] <usr13_> hairy-slutboy: You know the size of it, right?
[17:13] <arvind_khadri> hairy-slutboy, you mean you want to fsck it?
[17:13] <hairy-slutboy> usr13_ : done that, i have sda and sdb , donno which one is it...
[17:14] <usr13_> hairy-slutboy: You know the size of it, right?
[17:14] <blizzle> hairy-slutboy: You could alternatively launc gparted which should show you which drive is which.
[17:14] <Rioting_pacifist> hairy-slutboy: it might show up in dmesg listing where its listed but im not sure, try dmesg | tail
[17:14] <hairy-slutboy> arvind_khadri : yes
[17:14] <wikkedfin> hairy-slutboy, i would just use gpart to fdisk it
[17:14] <arvind_khadri> Rioting_pacifist, that isnt needed...
[17:14] <daniel-vlc> hairy-slutboy ... dmesg shows the las device conected...
[17:15] <PrayinMantis> Hey I'm havin folks I'm havin some problems getting things to compile on ubuntu I was wonderin if anyone was free to help me
[17:15] <hairy-slutboy> usr13_ : thanks, done...
[17:15] <zagabar> usr13_:  I know that stuff about master and slave =) However when I tried to practically apply it to that computer, nothing made sense.
[17:15] <Gnea> !ask | PrayinMantis
[17:15] <zagabar> It did not act accordingly to logic.:P
[17:15] <radioman{LT}> ;
[17:15] <Rioting_pacifist> arvind_khadri: but how can you tell which one it is (Well other than size) i dont think lsusb or mount will help dmesg is the best thing for seeing whats pluged unpluged?
[17:16] <zagabar> Sometimes it recognized the drives wierdly, and sometimes not at all.
[17:16] <hairy-slutboy> blizzle, wikkedfin, daniel-vlc , and all others thank u too...
[17:16] <arvind_khadri> Rioting_pacifist, sudo fdisk -l :)
[17:16] <zagabar> After hours of work I managed to get it to recognize a cd-drive and a harddrive. That was enough for installing ubuntu.
[17:16] <wikkedfin> hairy-slutboy, np i really didnt help... i just used Gparted yesterday
[17:16] <wikkedfin> when i installed ubuntu via usb drive
[17:17] <mallaw> ممكن حد عربي اتفاهم معه
[17:17] <usr13_> zagabar: When you have 2 drives on one IDE port, one needs to be jumpered as master, the other as slave.  So in your case, just jumper the existing drive as master, and the new one as slave.  That should do it.
[17:17] <arvind_khadri> !ar | mallaw
[17:17] <arvind_khadri> mallaw, sorry
[17:17]  * blizzle laughs.
[17:17] <arvind_khadri> !arabi | mallaw
[17:17] <usr13_> zagabar: Doesn't matter what computer it is on, if it is IDE it will work the same.
[17:17] <arvind_khadri> !arabic | mallaw
[17:18] <jabar> Evening All....
[17:18] <zagabar> usr13_: I know. :P I read alot about it and I could not find out what was the problem. I think I did everytyhing corretly. I have never failed in those connections before. My friend agrees, that is the wierd thing. :S
[17:18] <hairy-slutboy> wikkedfin , u teach me sth bc i'm installing it right now!!! thanks dude...
[17:18] <usr13_> zagabar: You know what I'm talking about, right?  The jumpers on the back of the drive..?
[17:18] <zagabar> But I changed one of the IDE-cables and some of the wierdness went away.
[17:18] <zagabar> Yup.
[17:18] <CrocoJet> is possible play Blu Ray in linux with GGC-H20L LG ?
[17:18] <anteaya> who or what contact is the best person group to inform of the Canadian Government's call for and RFI on FOSS?
[17:18] <mallaw> hEY COME ON I can speak english very well but I need to talk with arabic guy
[17:18] <zagabar> On those metal-spikey-thingey
[17:18] <mallaw> that's all
[17:19] <wikkedfin> hairy-slutboy, make sure you select your usb drive cuz you can erase your ubuntu with that app
[17:19] <NowName> that's allright too
[17:19] <wikkedfin> it can be a evil app
[17:19] <ViperBorg_TERM> Mallaw, then you need to go to the Arabic channel.
[17:19] <zagabar> Little pieces of plastic.
[17:19] <ronny> ping?
[17:19] <mallaw> where is it?
[17:19] <ViperBorg_TERM> type /join #ubuntu-arabic
[17:19] <ronny> anyone can tell me if the 32 bit ubuntu kernel is build with pae suppoert?
[17:19] <jabar> Looking for some help with virualbox - Vista Host with Ubuntu guest... Basicly need help with sharing folders, so if anybody understands.. please reply
[17:19] <usr13_> zagabar: If the drives are jumpered correctly and are plugged into a good data cable and if both the drives are in good working order, it should work.
[17:20] <zagabar> Yeah I think so too.
[17:20] <PrayinMantis> ok I'm trying to compile qc-usb-source using the module-assistant and I keep getting errors during build... It looks like this:  make: *** [kdist_build] Error 2 what am I doing wrong?
[17:20] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM: :) the sound is done! working! I just needed to set everything on alsa and in xine. probably the same is for the vids, but i wont experiment now to end up crashing in the middle of upgrade :)
[17:20] <zagabar> Thats why I suspect the cables.
[17:20] <arvind_khadri> jabar, you should be looking in ##windows
[17:20] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Excellent!
[17:20] <mallaw> where should I type it?
[17:20] <blizzle> jabar: You'll find running Ubuntu as the host much better.
[17:20] <usr13_> PrayinMantis: Need more info.  Ues pastebin
[17:20] <arvind_khadri> jabar, where does the problem lie... in ubuntu or windows?
[17:20] <nimajneb> mallaw: just in the line you type everything else in
[17:21] <IntuitiveNipple> ronny: The -server kernels support PAE, but not desktop (although we're discussing changing it for K.K.)
[17:21] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM: yeah ;)
[17:21] <mallaw>  /join #ubuntu-arabic
[17:21] <zagabar> But however, I cannot mixture with it now since the computer is in another apartment. I will move it here in some days and then I can go back here.
[17:21] <jabar> In ubuntu, i cannot copy to windows
[17:21] <zagabar> Thanks for the help though.^^
[17:21] <mallaw> waw
[17:21] <nimajneb> without the mallaw: space
[17:21] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Glad you got it working, yeah, I'd wait for the upgrade to complete before I started tweakin stuff. ;)
[17:21] <blizzle> jabar: I had the same issue.. Vista doesn't seem to want to see Shared drives from Vbox.
[17:21] <mallaw> it's like a programming language
[17:21] <wips> I am connected to a server throug ssh, can I somehow upload something from my local hard drive through ssh to the server I am connected to?
[17:21] <krishnan> how can i use voice and video chat in ubuntu. iam using hardy
[17:21] <blizzle> wips: scp
[17:21] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM: btw: vmware installation doesnt work though, i will need to reinstall...
[17:22] <nimajneb> wips: you can
[17:22] <usr13_> wips: Yes, scp
[17:22] <arvind_khadri> krishnan, skype
[17:22] <wips> Thank you guys :)
[17:22] <jabar> funny enough, i can see the files in ubuntu, that i put in the windows folder...
[17:22] <ronny> IntuitiveNipple: ah k, then thats why im missing ~500 mb of my ram
[17:22] <usr13_> wips: scp filenlme user@192.168.x.x:Documents/
[17:22] <ViperBorg_TERM> Yeah, VMWare is strange like that. I think it manuplates some system files, or something is not compatable with the newer version, I know I had to reinstall after upgrading mine to Intrepid.
[17:22] <krishnan> arvind_khadri: is skype available for ubuntu users? if yes tell me how can i install it and use
[17:23] <IntuitiveNipple> ronny: you can install the -server kernel variants if you need them
[17:23] <nimajneb> krishnan: yes skype-homepage
[17:23] <ViperBorg_TERM> Er... archman :  Yeah, VMWare is strange like that. I think it manuplates some system files, or something is not  compatable with the newer version, I know I had to reinstall after upgrading mine to Intrepid.
[17:23] <usr13_> krishnan: yes
[17:23] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM: yeah? ok then im sure now:)
[17:23] <aletinel> Hi all, I've upgraded my ubuntu 7.10 to 8.10 and wireless connection doesn't work anymore! My wireless interface is a Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG, it's able to see the networks but doesn't connect..
[17:23] <arvind_khadri> krishnan, ya it is... your friends must have a account in that... in skype
[17:23] <aletinel> any help?
[17:23] <arvind_khadri> !skpye | krishnan
[17:23] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Yeah, after the re-install it worked fine.
[17:23] <nimajneb> !skype | krishnan
[17:23] <ronny> IntuitiveNipple: is there any bigger difference betwen these kernels than pae?
[17:23] <archman> aletinel: hope my fate isn't the same: im doing the same thing now ;)
[17:24] <usr13_> krishnan: sudo apt-get install skype
[17:24] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM: workstation? studio?
[17:24] <usr13_> krishnan:  Should be in the repositories
[17:24] <wips> usr13, I'm trying to copy a directory but all it says is no such file or directory.
[17:24] <usr13_> usr13: I use skype, works find for me.
[17:24] <IntuitiveNipple> ronny: mostly the -server variant is optimised for the kinds of workloads expected
[17:24] <IntuitiveNipple> ronny: http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid-updates/linux-image-2.6.27-11-server
[17:24] <THE_GFR|WORK> hey I have a question is there a way on ubuntu when you load up a PDF in firefox and want to print it to prevent changing the number of copies printed away from 1 copy?
[17:25] <PrayinMantis> ok here's the pastebin for my problem I've tried everything I know but I'm newb http://pastebin.com/m24c36018
[17:25] <mallaw> Can I find any java coder here?
[17:25] <mallaw> :)
[17:25] <wips> usr13_, I'm trying to copy a directory, but all it says is "No such file or directory"
[17:25] <usr13_> wips: you mystyped.
[17:25] <wips> ok...
[17:25] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM: btw.: i've seen an old and the new kernel in GRUB. Can i remove an old entry after the upgrade? What's it for anyway?
[17:25] <wips> scp /var/www/ ?
[17:25] <jabar> can ubuntu annotate..?
[17:25] <usr13_> wips: you mystyped, try again and correct yoru typing.  (use tab key)
[17:25] <arvind_khadri> mallaw, #java
[17:25] <ronny> IntuitiveNipple: any negative effects for laptops?
[17:26] <usr13_> wips: The tab key is your friend.
[17:26] <wips> usr13, ok..
[17:26] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: VMServer. - You can remove it, but it really doesn't harm anything. It's a fallback if the new one doesn't work.
[17:26] <arvind_khadri> usr13, no it isnt...its in medibuntu
[17:26] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM yeah lol ;)
[17:26] <THE_GFR|WORK> or at least only allow you to print one copy, then have to press the print button again to get it to print another copy?
[17:26] <IntuitiveNipple> ronny: possibly slightly less responsive to user input, but it'd need to be busy to really feel that.
[17:26] <russia213> arvind_khadri: hello? ^^()
[17:26] <usr13_> arvind_khadri: What is in medibuntu?
[17:26] <IntuitiveNipple> ronny: http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/serveredition
[17:26] <archman> ViperBorg_TERM ok, back to studying here, i'll stay tuned and report everything to you when i upgrade. cheers ;)
[17:26] <jken146> !medibuntu
[17:26] <_VIM_> !medibuntu
[17:27] <arvind_khadri> !medibuntu > usr13
[17:27] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: I have VMWare Server running on here, with the console. But I normally control the console remotely. The box just hosts the VM's.
[17:27] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ya am here... did the mount command go fine?
[17:27] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman: Okay, study hard. :)
[17:27] <IntuitiveNipple> ronny: Features: http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/serveredition/features/kernel
[17:27] <russia213> arvind_khadri: yes, the terminal is still waitng
[17:27] <Gorlist> Ive just updated my motherboard and graphics card - desktop won't load (tried a xorg reconfig), and ive got no network either through the motherboard.. ATI HD 4870. Sitting in recovery at the moment, any suggestions?
[17:27] <wips> usr13_, oh, I didn't know I had to log out of the ssh connection.. it was lookin for the folder on the server's root. not on my local machine, that explains.. anyway, I figured now. Thank you
[17:28] <usr13_> wips: You do not have to log out
[17:28] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ok sorry... when you re-install grub does it work fine?? how did you re-install it?
[17:28] <usr13_> wips: scp user:192.168.x.x:Document/file.name .
[17:28] <Pici> wips: user@ip:dir
[17:28] <TADS_AWAY> hello all
[17:28] <usr13_> wips: or    scp user:192.168.x.x:Document/file.name Documents/
[17:29] <usr13_> wips: or    scp user:192.168.x.x:Desktop/file.name Desktop/
[17:29] <Pici> usr13_: there should be a @ between user and ip/host
[17:29] <Tropnevad> hi all
[17:29] <usr13_> Pici: no
[17:29] <usr13_> Pici: Yes, sorry typo
[17:29] <TADS_AWAY> hi all im trying to find out how to give wine more disk space on c:
[17:29] <usr13_> wips: or    scp user@192.168.x.x:Desktop/file.name Desktop/
[17:29] <dethstar> anyone know how I can go about installing the drivers for a Radeon HD 3450?
[17:30] <dethstar> I tried using envy.. but no luck
[17:30] <russia213> arvind_khadri: I opened grub in the terminal and told it to set up on (hd0)
[17:30] <wips> I'm going to copy a folder from my machine to the ssh connection.. So I write : scp /var/www/ login@blabla.blabla.com: /www/dev/
[17:30] <russia213> arvind_khadri: and not it does%mt work
[17:30] <PrayinMantis> was the information i submited via pastebin a good enough example of my problem?
[17:30] <wips> without the space on the end >.<
[17:30] <usr13_> wips: I made a mistake before, there should be a @ between user and ip/host
[17:30] <arvind_khadri> russia213,  you didnt do root(hd0,x) did you?
[17:31] <mallaw> how can I search for existing rooms?
[17:31] <derspankster> anyone have any idea why I have no DVI output to screen after X starts? Using a Nvidia 6600 and the restricted (Ubuntu) driver.
[17:31] <Pici> mallaw: /msg alis help
[17:31] <wips> usr13_, I understand, just like when I connect to the server with ssh..
[17:31] <usr13_> wips: if you put the . at the end, that means that you want to copy the file to the current directory.
[17:31] <jken146> wips: if you want to copy the contents of the folder as well, yype scp -r /var/www login@domain:/www/dev/
[17:31] <mallaw> thanks
[17:31] <russia213> arvind_khadri: no
[17:31] <TADS_AWAY> www.m-w-m.co.uk/errorheat.png
[17:31] <wips> ok, ty jken146
[17:31] <usr13_> wips: Other wise specify directory name.
[17:31] <sampbar> hi all
[17:31] <THE_GFR|WORK> hey I have a question is there a way on ubuntu when you load up a PDF in firefox and want to print it to prevent changing the number of copies printed away from 1 copy?
[17:32] <arvind_khadri> russia213, :) you should have done it... follow the tutorial word to word...
[17:32] <arvind_khadri> !grub > Russ--
[17:32] <arvind_khadri> !grub > russia213
[17:32] <shibin> i have got a problem
[17:32] <aletinel> a
[17:32] <arvind_khadri> Russ--, sorry
[17:32] <shibin> PXE-E61: Media test failure, check cable
[17:32] <shibin> PXE-061: Media test failure, check cable
[17:32] <shibin> PXE-M0F: Exiting Intel PXE ROM
[17:32] <arvind_khadri> shibin, ask
[17:32] <TADS_AWAY> any one good with wine?
[17:32] <ViperBorg_TERM> !grub | ViperBorg_TERM
[17:32] <usr13_> wips:   scp user@192.168.x.x:Desktop/file.name Desktop/   would be same as  cd Desktop ; scp user@192.168.x.x:Desktop/file.name .
[17:32] <arvind_khadri> !anyone| TADS_AWAY
[17:32] <mallaw> tads_away yes
[17:32] <mallaw> me
[17:33] <russia213> arvind_khadri: I rooted (hd2,0)
[17:33] <jabar> lol
[17:33] <dethstar> is there a channel for jaunty?
[17:33] <TADS_AWAY> i asked the question
[17:33] <usr13_> wips: In other words, .  means place the file here.
[17:33] <arvind_khadri> russia213, re-install the grub properly
[17:33] <usr13_> wips: as in this directory
[17:33] <arvind_khadri> dethstar, #ubuntu+1
[17:33] <shibin> actually this is an error my friend got on installing debian etch
 hi all im trying to find out how to give wine more disk space on c:
[17:33] <dethstar> arvind_khadri, k
[17:33] <arvind_khadri> shibin, this is ubuntu channel... go to #debian
[17:34] <mallaw> \msg tads_away me
[17:34] <shibin> i didnt get any answer their
[17:34] <russia213> arvind_khadri: Will you help me with that, then?
[17:34] <arvind_khadri> shibin, only they can help
[17:34] <mallaw> \msg Java_Coder
[17:34] <arvind_khadri> russia213, you just have to follow the tutorial that i gave you...
[17:34] <shibin> ok then thank you
[17:34] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ok open the terminal and do sudo grub
[17:35] <mallaw> alis JavaCoder
[17:35] <Baatti> What is some good software for video screen captures?
[17:35] <THE_GFR|WORK> hey I have a question is there a way on ubuntu when you load up a PDF in firefox and want to print it to prevent changing the number of copies printed away from 1 copy?
[17:35] <blizzle> TADS_AWAY, The size of Wine's C partition is, I think, conditional on the size of the partition where it's stored..
[17:36] <jken146> THE_GFR|WORK: firefox doesn't open pdfs
[17:36] <Stroganoff> TADS_AWAY: http://tamastarjanyi.blogspot.com/2007/11/insufficient-disk-space-reported-under.html
[17:36] <THE_GFR|WORK> jken146: ok whatever is used for the PDF viewing is there a way to prevent changing the number of copies printed?
[17:36] <Stroganoff> blizzle, TADS_AWAY: there are loads of seemingly unsolved "disk space" problems with wine noted on the internet (use google: wine disk space)
[17:37] <jken146> THE_GFR|WORK: yes, File > Print should bring up a window where you can do that
[17:37] <wips> jken146, Now it tells me /www/dev: Permission Denied. I tried changin chmod but no help..
[17:37] <blizzle> Stroganoff,  Ok. noted. Thanks.
[17:37] <THE_GFR|WORK> jken146: I ment how do I make it so the number of copies number cannot be changed from 1?
[17:38] <xfm> hello! has anyone completed the level 15 of epiphany? (the game, not the browser ;)
[17:38] <jken146> wips: you obviously don't have write permissions on /www/dev on that maching
[17:38] <_VIM_> THE_GFR|WORK: you can install Adobe reader , it probably has more advanced features but i think you need the !medibuntu repos for it...
[17:38] <blizzle> Baatti,  I vaguely recall "Istanbul" being a screen capture app.
[17:38] <Baatti> blizzle alright, I'll start there thank you very much
[17:38] <superchris> THE_GFR|WORK why do you want to limit the number of copies to 1, what's to prevent them from using a copier to make copies after they print their 1?
[17:38] <THE_GFR|WORK> superchris: we don't have a copier
[17:39] <computa_mike> Can I ask a really stupid question - I am working on a bash script - i start it #!/bin/bash but it throws the error line 1: ﻿#!/bin/bash: No such file or directory.
[17:39] <ChronosZA> ok, im at a loss. i have a lexmark 5650 and a samsung clp-310 - and neither will work on ubuntu. does anyone know of other drivers than foomatic?
[17:39] <xfm> Is there a (cheat) (shame on me) to access directly to levels for eiphany?
[17:39] <jken146> THE_GFR|WORK: or pressing print several times, or saving the pdf and printing it again or...
[17:39] <_VIM_> computa_mike: ask in #bash
[17:39] <computa_mike> will do
[17:39] <russia213> arvind_khadri: same error 21 I just reinstalled grub again
[17:39] <blizzle> xfm: I think you're in the wrong channel, somehow. Try google.
[17:39] <eximor> Hi all!
[17:39] <eximor> I need help With rhytmBOX please
[17:39] <THE_GFR|WORK> you all miss my point I just want to prevent that number from changing! that is all.
[17:40] <eximor> How I can delete all MP3s only from rhytmbox please?
[17:40] <THE_GFR|WORK> either it can be done or it can't. simple as that.
[17:40] <blizzle> THE_GFR|WORK,  I don't think you can lock the number of copies printed.
[17:40] <xfm> blizzle: mmm epiphany's a bit underground, very few info in google
[17:40] <THE_GFR|WORK> ok\
[17:40] <jken146> THE_GFR|WORK: ok, sorry.  I can't think of anything that would help I'm afraid]
[17:40] <superchris> THE_GFR|WORK: you'd need to use PDF DRM but its easily breakable and you have to pay a company for their software. Someone could just print it to a pdf and then print as many copies as they wanted...
[17:40] <PrayinMantis> when I try to run make on qc-usb I get the following errors http://pastebin.com/m4a2c7894
[17:40] <elrik_> hello
[17:41] <eximor> How I can delete all MP3s only from rhytmbox please?
[17:41] <kitche> blizzle: you can but it's very easily breakable
[17:41] <jken146> eximor: find the directory where your music is stored, cd to it in a terminal and type rm *.mp3
[17:41] <ChronosZA> anoyne, other drivers than foomatic?
[17:41] <ExiMoR> nonono!
[17:41] <ChronosZA> anyone, even
[17:41] <THE_GFR|WORK> superchris: I don't care how many copies they print I just don't want the number of copies changing away from 1
[17:41] <nschembr> I'm running ubuntu server without xwindow. I'm looking to install xterm so I can push a xterm to a third box. I have no need to install x11 and will never run x on this box. apt-get wants to install the world.  Is there a way to force the install without all of the dependencies.
[17:42] <ExiMoR> jken146: I need to remove MP3s only from rhytmbox program not from ubuntu
[17:42] <blizzle> kitche, Yeah, I suspect there might be mickey mouse methods, but nothing sensible :/
[17:42] <jken146> ExiMoR: ok, I see
[17:42] <__mikem> ExiMoR: always be careful with the rm command when using wildcards
[17:42] <ExiMoR> yea...
[17:42] <Gorlist> Do i have to enable a repo to install Envy?
[17:42] <ExiMoR> So... Can anyone help me?
[17:42] <kitche> blizzle: sure just use pdf2ps :)
[17:42] <elrik_> i have a question, my firefox is starting with bigger window than it should. I have to change it to fullscreen and back to see my ubuntu panels again. what can be wrong?
[17:42] <dethstar> !ATI
[17:42] <__mikem> ExiMoR: what are you trying to acomplish?
[17:43] <ExiMoR> _mikem: I need to remove songs ONLY from rhytmbox app... :|
[17:43] <blizzle> kitche, Trivial to tell the printer to print more copies of a ps doc.. just edit the header :)
[17:43] <simplexio> fhrmm.. why  make-kpkg --initrd --append-to-version=-custom kernel_image kernel_headers dosent want to work
[17:43] <PerseusDK> Anyone who knows about IPv6 enabled repositories for security updates?
[17:43] <ExiMoR> _mikem: Because I have "clons"
[17:44] <etech> i installed openoffice 3 from the ppa
[17:44] <PerseusDK> it seems securuty is not IPv6 enabled yet
[17:44] <beamsjr> after installing ubuntu server I get prompt with grub>
[17:44] <ExiMoR> _mikem: so... I have all tracks twice
[17:44] <PrayinMantis> ah I guess no one can help me
[17:44] <gnuyen> I did "windows middle click" and it zoomed in, how do I zoom out?
[17:44] <__mikem> ExiMoR: you have to figure out where rhythm box stores the copies
[17:44] <etech> will i be able to ubuntu 9.04 in april or will there be conflicts with openoffice?
[17:44] <arvind_khadri> russia213, i need to look at the menu.lst
[17:44] <gnuyen> I can't find the keybinding
[17:44] <etech> *upgrade
[17:44] <ExiMoR> _mikem: ?
[17:44] <wolter> hi, my login sound sounds very awful...
[17:44] <blizzle> etech, Should be fine with OpenOffice.
[17:44] <wolter> it sounds like ripped apart and repositioned on a wrong way
[17:44] <__mikem> ExiMoR: Rhythmbox probably stores its own copy of each track in a separate dirrectory. Thats probably why you have clones
[17:44] <arvind_khadri> russia213, there is something wrong with it
[17:45] <gnuyen> i zoomed to most of the window but everything is fuzzy
[17:45] <russia213> arvind_khadri: help with that?
[17:45] <beamsjr> at grub> what do I type to start ubuntu?
[17:45] <blizzle> etech, I've got Jaunty running on a few systems, and it seems fine already.
[17:45] <ExiMoR> _mikem:  damn .:!CENZORED!:. rhytmbox... I'll try to remove him and install again... BTW: Where Rhytmbox store his files, please? I'm noob at linux :(
[17:45] <blizzle> beamsjr, Try: startx
[17:46] <ccooke> beamsjr: don't you get a menu?
[17:46] <etech> blizzle, did you upgrade from imtrepid with ppa oo3?
[17:46] <__mikem> ExiMoR: I don't know, probably somewhere in ~/.rhythmbox,
[17:46] <beamsjr> cookie no
[17:46] <ccooke> blizzle: Grub is the bootloader - startx won't work
[17:46] <beamsjr> @cookie just grub>
[17:46] <ccooke> beamsjr: are there any error messages you see before getting the grub> prompt?
[17:47] <blizzle> Oh, grub? I thought he was in a console.
[17:47] <beamsjr> cookie: no, I didnt see any, It has moved up now so i cant tell
[17:47] <ccooke> beamsjr: try rebooting and checking for any?
[17:47] <beamsjr> cookie: ok
[17:47] <mchelen> !compiz
[17:48] <blizzle> etech, No, just left whatever was installed in the standard repositories.
[17:48] <sachetto> !gnome
[17:48] <Luigi> Hee
[17:48] <Luigi> y
[17:49] <Luigi> is there anyone who can help me with a c++ problem?
[17:49] <arvind_khadri> russia213, sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /mnt
[17:49] <sachetto> Luigi, what is the problem?
[17:49] <IntuitiveNipple> Luigi: There are no problems in C++, just overloaded operators :p
[17:49] <Gorlist> ive installed envy, but when I ron envy -t from command line I get command not found (im in recovery mode)
[17:49] <Gorlist> ron - run
[17:49] <Luigi> well, a bit hard to explain :P
[17:50] <Luigi> wait i'll put the source online
[17:50] <russia213> arvind_khadri: done
[17:50] <sachetto> Luigi, pvt me
[17:50] <blizzle> Gorlist, Try locate envy and/or apt-cache search ency
[17:50] <blizzle> *envy
[17:50] <Gorlist> thanks
[17:50] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ls /mnt
[17:50] <arvind_khadri> russia213, what does it show?
[17:51] <ldiamond> Can anyone tell me why sometimes, when I plug my ethernet cable, Ubuntu freezes completely (I cant even move my mouse anymore) and I have to shut down my computer.
[17:51] <beamsjr> cookie: No errors, just boots to GNU GRUB version 0.97 (638K Lower / 2096000K upper memory) [Minimal BASH-like line.........] grub>
[17:51] <Gorlist> blizzle: it appears to be installed
[17:51] <Gorlist> got a location and atp cache listing
[17:51] <zee> any chance to upgrade from edgy?
[17:52] <zee> I have this machine that havent been touched in years, and it requires php 5.2x and some new stuff, and I just found out that support for edgy is no more
[17:52] <PrayinMantis> hey guys I'm running Ubuntu 8.1 and I'm trying to compile the source but everytime I run make I get something that looks like this http://pastebin.com/m4a2c7894 can anyone help?
[17:52] <russia213> arvind_khadri: bin cdrom etc init.img lost+found mnt proc sbin sys usr vmlinuz boot dev home lib media opt root srv tmp var
[17:52] <zee> is there a easy way out of this or I am in for some fun
[17:52] <blizzle> Gorlist, If it's installed, then run the command as root. Also, maybe try installing some other envy stuff.. envy-ng etc.. you should find you get a gui if you install the correct package.
[17:53] <wolter> what is wxgtk?
[17:53] <Gorlist> im ive got something strange going on
[17:53] <blizzle> zee: sudo update-manager -d
[17:53] <Gorlist> okay
[17:53] <mahen2> hello
[17:53] <beamsjr> No errors, just boots to grub>  Can I boot from here?
[17:53] <zee> blizzle: is that gui?
[17:53] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ok,.... now do cd /mnt/boot/grub
[17:54] <blizzle> zee: That'll launch the gui update manager and offer to update your distro.. should do, anyways.
[17:54] <zee> blizzle: because I have server version, shell only
[17:54] <zee> update-manager command not found
[17:54] <DarkSmoke> !gr
[17:54] <blizzle> zee: You could try sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[17:54] <ezerhoden> PrayinMantis: this is a quickcam module?
[17:55] <Deviltry> !ro
[17:55] <russia213> arvind_khadri: done
[17:55] <zee> blizzle: thanks, let me try that
[17:55] <PrayinMantis> ezerhoden: yeah
[17:55] <jabar> i cannot unmount a device when its busy, is there a way to force it to unmount
[17:55] <zee> works so far
[17:55] <arvind_khadri> russia213, gksu gedit menu.lst
[17:55] <ezerhoden> PrayinMantis: there is already support in the kernel
[17:55] <zee> i had to change all references to edgy to feisty in sources.list though
[17:55] <zee> because edgy is no more
[17:56] <zee> hope this turns out well
[17:56] <^hashban1^> jabar: what device?
[17:56] <PrayinMantis> ezerhoden: ok that's why it's throwing the error?
[17:56] <blizzle> zee: I'm not sure what happens if you skip a distro version when you update, I got the impression you needed to update versions in sequence.
[17:56] <russia213> arvind_khadri: pastebin?
[17:56] <ezerhoden> PrayinMantis: no. i dont think so.
[17:56] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ya :) can you see the contents
[17:57] <blizzle> !pastebin
[17:57] <ezerhoden> PrayinMantis: the device does not work just by pluging it in?
[17:57] <genii> blizzle: You can update from LTS to LTS versions directly. But otherwise not
[17:57] <jabar> sudo mount -t vboxsf Recorded /media/Downloads
[17:57] <russia213> arvind_khadri: yes
[17:57] <^hashban1^> jarbar: try fuser -kuc /media/Downloads
[17:57] <beamsjr> how do i load a linux kernel from grub>
[17:57] <blizzle> genii, Ok, thanks for the headsup.
[17:57] <ahmed_> i
[17:57] <ahmed_> heeeeeeeeeey
[17:57] <ahmed_> wazzzzzzzzzzup
[17:58] <arvind_khadri> russia213, earlier you werent so asked :)
[17:58] <PrayinMantis> ezerhoden: it's been throwin something similar everytime I try to compile something
[17:58] <epuck> y0
[17:58] <ahmed_> lo0o0ol
[17:58] <Gorlist> okay, ive installed a new motherboard, and network is not working - and because of the ati 4870 no desktop - anyway to redetect
[17:58] <^hashban1^> !ati
[17:58] <ezerhoden> PrayinMantis: you are root doing this ?
[17:58] <^hashban1^> !ati | gorlist
[17:58] <russia213> arvind_khadri: http://paste.ubuntu.com/114113
[17:58] <ahmed_> I said hi
[17:58] <PrayinMantis> ezerhoden: yeah sudo -s
[17:58] <Gorlist> no no
[17:58] <^hashban1^> hi ahmed
[17:59] <ahmed_> I need hellp
[17:59] <Gorlist> without network i can't fix ati
[17:59] <ahmed_> heeeeeeeeeeey
[17:59] <Chinmay> hello
[17:59] <ahmed_> how r u?
[17:59] <^hashban1^> Gorlist: what chipset is the motherboard?
[17:59] <jabar> am using gksudo nautilus to delete the folder in the /media/Downloads
[17:59] <arvind_khadri> russia213, gimme a moment
[17:59] <ahmed_> I'm new user here
[17:59] <^hashban1^> ahmed: well hi, and welcome!
[17:59] <russia213> arvind_khadri: ok
[17:59] <Gorlist> ASUS M3A79 - Delux
[17:59] <Chinmay> my eclipse and firefox both greys out
[18:00] <ahmed_> can u tell me how can I learn this OP
[18:00] <Gorlist> M3A79-T Dekux
[18:00] <Gorlist> delux..
[18:00] <jabar> its just won;t let me delete it, says device is busy
[18:00] <SeySayux> hello. On Mac, Ubuntu uses GPT by default for the partitioner. Is there a way so I can force it to use MBR?
[18:00] <zee> blizzle: yeah, but edgy repos are dead
[18:00] <dude7064> I have a folder in my system, when trying to execute the ls command on it, the console just hangs and doesn't display anything,,
[18:00] <dude7064> what could be the reason for this ?
[18:00] <CQ> look in #grub
[18:00] <Chinmay> they recover after some time, but what can be the reason from greying
[18:00] <ahmed_> aha
[18:01] <dude7064> also, when trying to view its contents, it just hangs,,
[18:01] <blizzle> zee: You might want to find an iso of the next version you need and upgrade from that, if possible.
[18:01] <regeya> dude7064, you might need to reboot from a livecd and run fsck on the filesystem in question
[18:01] <^hashban1^> Gorlist: run "
[18:01] <Tyggis> Oh shiet we're talking english !
[18:01] <arvind_khadri> russia213, did you paste it full?? i cant see the rest ...
[18:01] <ahmed_> ok bye bey
[18:01] <jabar> lol @ tyggis
[18:01] <AshU> i'm using dovecot with squirrel mail in ubuntu and receive imap connection  error frequently what could be the issue. Using dovecot 1.1.18  with nfs.
[18:01] <^hashban1^> Gorlist: run "lspci | grep Ethernet
[18:01] <Gorlist> rgr
[18:02] <done> hi ubuntu folks!
[18:02] <ezerhoden> PrayinMantis: what about sudo su and then trying?
[18:02] <^hashban1^> hi done!
[18:02] <zee> blizzle: that's thhe main problem, that machine doesn't have cd drive, and I can't get into bios because ps/2 port is fried, and until OS actually loads I can't touch anything, can't even get to enabling usb support so I can browse trough bios
[18:02] <Gorlist> ^hashban1^ Ethernet Controller: Marvel Tech.  88E8056 PCI-E Gigabit
[18:02] <dude7064> is there a way/command to view/know if a folder is locked or not ?
[18:02] <blizzle> zee: If you can find the iso, you should be able to mount it.
[18:02] <Jewbacca> whats the best torrent program for ubuntu? :~>
[18:03] <sachetto> Jewbacca: I like transmission
[18:03] <russia213> arvind_khadri: http://paste.ubuntu.com/114114  Sorry there is the full file I didn't see it
[18:03] <blizzle> Jewbacca, Best is a relative term.. Transmission works well enough.
[18:03] <Gorlist> so its detected?
[18:03] <zee> blizzle: machine literaly wasn't touched for looooooooooong time (but it worked like a charm), you mean I could download iso, mount it, and update from there?
[18:03] <wips> In shell, how do I make a folder ignore if there are contents in it when I use rmdir?
[18:03] <Siph0n> Jewbacca, u are going to get tons of responses, of peoples different opinions :) I used azerus
[18:03] <tv7497> Jewbacca: azures is good
[18:03] <Jewbacca> hahaha :D
[18:03] <Jewbacca> lets make a poll
[18:03] <zee> blizzle: excellent idea, hopefully I find, next version should be feisty fawn right?
[18:03] <blizzle> zee: That's the idea.. download iso, mount, point apt at the mount point and away you go, That's the theory, at least.
[18:03] <_VIM_> !away > JabarISaway
[18:03] <Chinmay> Jewbacca: Azureus......
[18:03] <^hashban1^> Gorlist: yes
[18:04] <Gorlist> ^hashban1^: how could I test web connection then?
[18:04] <blizzle> zee: If you're on edgy, yup, feisty is what you'd want.
[18:04] <tv7497> Jewbacca: polls to offtopic please :)
[18:04] <^hashban1^> Gorlist: do `ifconfig`
[18:04] <done> ^hashban1^: I was wondering if you could point me to new docs about the network-manager
[18:04] <zee> blizzle: thanks a lot man, great idea. I owe you
[18:04] <^hashban1^> without the ` `
[18:04] <_VIM_> !edgy
[18:04] <Pici> zee: Feisty is no longer supported as well.
[18:04] <PrayinMantis> ezerhoden: I'll try that
[18:04] <Gorlist> ^hashban1^: got some information, what should I be looking for?
[18:05] <blizzle> Pici: The idea is to get his endgy system updated, one version at a time.
[18:05] <zee> pici: but I can't skip distro if upgrading, can't upgrade directly to something newer
[18:05] <Chinmay> is there any way to transfer firefox profile from windows to ubuntu.........
[18:05] <^hashban1^> Gorlist: inet address: anything there?
[18:05] <done> ^hashban1^ I know exactly the wpa_supplicant settings I would like to use, but I can not find a way to feed them through network-manager to wpa_supplicant
[18:05] <Gorlist> ^hashban1^: ive got an ip
[18:05] <Chinmay> apart from reinstalling addons from website[:D]
[18:05] <Gorlist> ^hashban1^: 127.0.0.1
[18:05] <tv7497> guys could you help me little fixing my broken sound in ibex its really horrible now well it works fine in vista not a glitch last time when i installed ibex a guy name nyaa helped me out but sad part is he is not here little bit help guys
[18:05] <blizzle> Chinmay, Sure, try FTP. You might want to try the FEBE addon, also.
[18:05] <^hashban1^> gorlist: ok.. type route -n
[18:05] <ahmed> heeeeeeey
[18:05] <Chinmay> blizzle: thanks...
[18:05] <^hashban1^> Gorlist: lol that's not your IP...
[18:05] <ahmed> wazzzzzzup>>><<<
[18:06] <zee> Pici: blizzle: so idea is to go edgy > feisty > gusty > hardy or whatever order it is (think i got it right)
[18:06] <^hashban1^> Gorlist: that's your loop back address... do a ifconfig eth0
[18:06] <arvind_khadri> russia213, does grub reach stage 1.5 ??
[18:06] <HSNews> People, who Use miranda+irc-protocol, tell me please, how to disable icon blinking in contact-list when channel has received message
[18:06] <Gorlist> ^hashban1^: :) device not found.
[18:06] <^hashban1^> Gorlist: do you see network lights blinking at all
[18:06] <PrayinMantis> ezerhoden: it still doesn't work
[18:06] <^hashban1^> ok gorlist:
[18:06] <russia213> arvind_khadri: yes then it errors
[18:06] <blizzle> zee: Yup, that's the idea.. the names advance aphabetically. Ideally you'd want to end up on Hardy or Intrepid.
[18:06] <ahmed> ubuntu
[18:06] <ezerhoden> PrayinMantis: same error?
[18:07] <ahmed> I'm here
[18:07] <Gorlist> ^hashban1^:  hard to tell, lights are difficult to see im afriad
[18:07] <ahmed> hellp me
[18:07] <Pici> !ask | ahmed
[18:07] <zee> blizzle: yeah that's what i thought. in other words, let me double check if everything is backed up because I can feel the pain coming :P
[18:07] <tv7497> ahmed: !ask
[18:07] <zleap> ahmed, what u need help with
[18:07] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ok ... i need a moment
[18:08] <russia213> arvind_khadri: ok
[18:08] <^hashban1^> Gorlist: I would look online to see if the kernel supports that chipset
[18:08] <THE_GFR|WORK> timecist: or should I add in a "maxcopies=1" or something?
[18:08] <Finnish_> My sounds have disappeared twice today. var/log/messages says : hda_intel: azx_get_response timeout
[18:08] <Finnish_> Help!
[18:08] <Gorlist> ^hashban1^: rgr, any site you could recommend off hand?
[18:08] <PrayinMantis> ezerhoden: yeah
[18:08] <^hashban1^> Gorlist: Google =)
[18:08] <Gorlist> :)
[18:09] <gmathews> Hi is there an flv -> anything else converter for ubuntu?
[18:09] <Gorlist> ^hashban1^: side question. Whats the correct apt fix command?
[18:09] <^hashban1^> Gorlist: that's what I use for my companies new products when we get new chipsets ... =)
[18:09] <Chinmay> can anybody suggest php/css/html ide which includes code completion........wysiwyg is not required
[18:09] <^hashban1^> hmm
[18:09] <zee> blizzle: this seems to be working, I am (almost) at feisty :D
[18:09] <Gorlist> ^hashban1^:  :)  I should have checked before ordering
[18:09] <blizzle> zee: Fingers crossed!
[18:09] <Pici> gmathews: I believe that mencoder can convert flvs
[18:10] <zee> :D
[18:10] <Alt> dread where are u?
[18:10] <gmathews> Thanks Pici
[18:10] <^hashban1^> Gorlist: it's cool, happens to the best of us. as for apt, I would try apt-get autoclean for apt-get -f
[18:10] <Gorlist> ^hashban1^: thank you again.
[18:10] <ahmed> hey bory I just wanna any one 2 chat him
[18:11] <^hashban1^> Gorlist: anytime
[18:11] <Pici> ahmed: This is a support channel. If you just want to tak you can /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:11] <ahmed> nono
[18:11] <ahmed> I wanna to learn myself
[18:11] <ahmed> where can I go??
[18:11] <jimgrow> zfs for ubuntu?
[18:11] <Pici> ahmed: This is not a social chat channel.
[18:11] <^hashban1^> ahmed: Google is a good place to start
[18:12] <ahmed> I know
[18:12] <Chinmay> is there a addon in gnome-do which lets us add our own keywirds
[18:12] <^hashban1^> ahmed: then I would suggest you start there!!
[18:12] <THE_GFR|WORK> hey anyone know where I should add maxcopies 1 if I want to limit printing to 1 copy in ubuntu?
[18:12] <ahmed> I wanna 2 learn myself
[18:12] <THE_GFR|WORK> cupsd.conf or printers.conf?
[18:12] <Alt> DREAD where are U?????????????/
[18:12] <tv7497> ahmed: dude be specific about what you wanna learn
[18:12] <Alt> DREAD where are U?????????????/
[18:13] <Alt> DREAD where are U?????????????/
[18:13] <Alt> DREAD where are U?????????????/
[18:13] <FloodBot1> Alt: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:13] <ahmed> do u know this is a first time I chat in this hell OS
[18:13] <^hashban1^> THE_GFR|WORK: I would say printers.conf, being that cupsd.conf is for the cups server
[18:13] <_VIM_> another 10 year old for ignore, cya Alt...
[18:13] <ahmed> Really I heat it
[18:13] <THE_GFR|WORK> ^hashban1^: ok
[18:13] <Chinmay> can anybody suggest php/css/html ide which includes code completion........wysiwyg is not required
[18:13] <Alt> (
[18:13] <ahmed> because more things
[18:13] <^hashban1^> Chinmay: Eclipse
[18:14] <Chinmay> ^hashban1^: it keeps on crashing
[18:14] <Stroganoff> Kdevelop
[18:14] <Pici> ahmed: I understand that you don't seem to be a native english speaker, but this channel is only for Ubuntu support.  If you want to chat then type: /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:14] <^hashban1^> Chinmay: hmm, you have the latest java installed?
[18:14] <Chinmay> ^hashban1^: yep
[18:14] <Dread> Alt, Ukraine the best contry in the world?
[18:14] <Alt> dread u can see me? bgg
[18:14] <^hashban1^> Chinmay: hmm... sorry man that's the only one I know of..
[18:14] <Dread> yep
[18:14] <Dread> :D
[18:14] <THE_GFR|WORK> ^hashban1^: do I need to restart the printer server?
[18:14] <Alt> gg
[18:14] <enry_> hi i have an usb wifi card WG111v3 the os find all green but sill firefox do not connect to internet, i ping my router sussesfuly
[18:14] <Pici> Alt: Please stop, this is a support channel and you are being disruptive.
[18:15] <Chinmay> ^hashban1^: actually it crashes whenever i enable php function view
[18:15] <blizzle> Alt: Give it a rest, please.
[18:15] <tv7497> Pici:  sir could you help me with my broken sound i mean its totally broken its too hard to describe sir tried out everything in basic troubleshooting https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting still of no help well the sound perfectly works in vista sir
[18:15] <Dread> usa ïàðàøà ïîáåäà áóäåò íàøà
[18:15] <Dread> :))
[18:15] <marcel> hi
[18:15] <Chinmay> ^hashban1^: at other times it just keeps greying out for sme oments
[18:15] <^hashban1^> THE_GFR|WORK: yes, I would try that. Tho i'm not entirely sure that you need to, it can't hurt
[18:15] <arvind_khadri> russia213, sorry for taking your time... what do you do root as ...as in root(hdx,x) whats it?
[18:15] <Jewbacca> how to set mouse dpi to 400 ;(
[18:15] <Pici> tv7497: I'm actually pretty bad at diagnosing sound problems, sorry :(
[18:15] <deww> enry_: can you do nslookup on google.com? if not, check your /etc/resolv.conf
[18:15] <Andrai> is there a way to add my project on ubuntu's repositories ?
[18:15] <Chinmay> ^hashban1^: thanks
[18:15] <blizzle> Alt: Try using the /msg username facility.
[18:15] <marcel> Andrai, whats your project?
[18:15] <Stroganoff> Andrai: make a proper package and submit it to the debian guys
[18:15] <Pici> !newpackage | Andrai
[18:16] <THE_GFR|WORK> ^hashban1^: ok rebooting the server
[18:16] <Dread> russia213, ïðåâåä
[18:16] <Andrai> BRisa, an UPnP framework
[18:16] <Pici> !ru | Dread
[18:16] <IntuitiveNipple> Andrai: You could use the Ubuntu PPA (Personal Package Archive)
[18:16] <Dread> à þ ôðîì ðàññèéà? )
[18:16] <Andrai> thx anyway
[18:16] <Tcl> whats the commant to change ny  self as a root ?
[18:16] <^hashban1^> THE_GFR|WORK: rebooting? Or restarting cupsd?
[18:16] <Chinmay> is there a addon in gnome-do which lets us add our own keywirds
[18:16] <russia213> arvind_khadri: The commands from the tutorial returned for me to root (hd2,0)
[18:16] <Pici> !sudo | Tcl
[18:16] <Chinmay> Tcl: su
[18:16] <Dread> Pici, don abuse
[18:16] <^hashban1^> !help
[18:16] <Dread> *dont
[18:16] <Alt> òóò åñòü ìîñêàëè è õîõëû??
[18:16] <Alt> êðîìå äðåäà
[18:17] <Alt> )
[18:17] <enry_> deww,  it's the same pc that im using now
[18:17] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ok...
[18:17] <tv7497> Pici: its okie sir there was this guy called nyaa who helped me last time when i installed ibex is this a bug sir every time i reinstall my ibex i get this headache sir
[18:17] <Pici> Dread, Alt: Please join #ubuntu-ru . #ubuntu is English only.
[18:17] <gmathews> Pici - ffmpeg does the job to convert .flv :P
[18:17] <Dread> :(
[18:17] <tv7497> Pici: i meant my sound gets broken everytime there is a reinstalltion
[18:17] <Daemon_> is there an easy way to change the u splsh?
[18:18] <Pici> !irc | Alt Dread
[18:18] <cellofellow> I like to use ssh -fN blahblah when doing port forwarding. How do I put those options into my .ssh/config file?
[18:18] <^hashban1^> !yell
[18:18] <Chinmay> does  anybody uses "HUAEWEI MT882 MODEM"..........i want USB drivers for hardy
[18:18] <tv7497> Daemon_: yes try sum (startupmanager)
[18:18] <hubar> hi all
[18:19] <Pici> tv7497: Then don't keep reinstalling?
[18:19] <hubar> question,, how do I call up the gui font configuration from console? (What command it is?)
[18:19] <THE_GFR|WORK> nope
[18:19] <THE_GFR|WORK> that did nothing :(
[18:19] <zee> uh oh
[18:19] <tv7497> Pici okie sir !
[18:19] <arvind_khadri> russia213, have you got the menu.lst opened?
[18:20] <russia213> arvind_khadri: yes
[18:20] <zleap> ahmed,
[18:20] <zleap> hmm hes gone,
[18:20] <zee> yay Gutsy here I come
[18:20] <Daemon_> tv7497: were is startup manager?
[18:20] <arvind_khadri> russia213, open it and jump to line 127
[18:21] <Stroganoff> hubar: try gnome-font-dialog
[18:21] <zee> blizzle: I had to remove libdevmapper1.02 at one point, but it's currently upgrading to gutsy without problems
[18:21] <russia213> arvind_khadri: ok
[18:21] <blizzle> zee: Great stuff. Sounds like you'll be fine.
[18:21] <zee> the part where you have to type "Yes do exactly as I say!" had me sweating
[18:21] <wolfeySI> !dvd
[18:21] <tv7497> Daemon_: sudo apt-get install startupmanger the you will get a gui interface where u can easily change upslash its pretty handy
[18:22] <zee> blizzle: if this works, it will save me some MAJOR time, thank you very much
[18:22] <zee> afk while download lasts
[18:22] <zee> thanks again
[18:22] <_VIM_> Stroganoff: that's not installed by default
[18:22] <theunixgeek> I have a CD-RW/DVD+RW drive. Does that mean I can't burn DVD-R discs? :(
[18:22] <etech> hi
[18:22] <^hashban1^> theunixgeek: no
[18:23] <etech> does anyone know if ubuntu runs well on a thinkpad t61?
[18:23] <NET||abuse> hmm, i would love a diagram explaining how the layers of drive partition/physical volume, volume group, logical volume and file system all sit together and a why they all exist.. anyone know of any explanitory reading i could do?
[18:23] <arvind_khadri> russia213, then type root (hd2,0) , it should appear as a single line
[18:23] <Daemon_> tv7497: couldnt find pkg startupmanager
[18:23] <^hashban1^> etech: ubuntu runs great most hardware.. if you are looking for speed.. try xbuntu
[18:23] <Philip888_2> Can some help me with an onboard ethernet connection issue?
[18:23] <hubar> etech, otherthan the retarded wlan driver, yes.
[18:23] <theunixgeek> ^hashban1^: but my drive doesn't recognize my DVD-R disc
[18:24] <arvind_khadri> russia213, btw have you enabled the bios to boot USB devices??
[18:24] <blizzle> theunixgeek, CD's and DVD's are different. You can burn CD's on a DVD burner, but you CANNOT burn DVD's on a cd burner.
[18:24] <etech> hubar, wlan will not work?
[18:24] <andrew__> is it possible to import my google chrome bookmarks (windows) into ubuntu ?
[18:24] <hubar> etech, no.
[18:24] <hubar> etech, even under intrepid, there is problem with it.
[18:24] <etech> oh
[18:24] <russia213> arvind_khadri: no I have not
[18:24] <blizzle> theunixgeek, As for your drive, DVD-R and DVD+R are different mediums, as is DVD+RW
[18:24] <etech> just which ubuuntu or with newer linux kerlens?
[18:24] <hubar> etech, you can use ndiswrapper though.
[18:25] <etech> *with, not which
[18:25] <nimajneb> eeepc and working elantech-driver anyone?
[18:25] <russia213> arvind_khadri: I'm sorry, where do you want me to type that?
[18:25] <arvind_khadri> russia213, then how can the grub be detected??
[18:25] <theunixgeek> blizzle: so I can't burn DVD+Rs either?
[18:25] <hubar> and please, put my name somewhere in your lines.
[18:25] <Daemon_> tv7497: command did not work
[18:25] <hubar> so it can be highlighted.
[18:25] <KingJamesII> can someone give me a good program to mange your IPOD with?
[18:25] <Philip888_2> ubutun does not see eth0?????
[18:25] <blizzle> nimajneb, Try the Easy Peasy distro (formely EeeBuntu).
[18:25] <tv7497> Daemon_: paste bin what you typed
[18:25] <Industrial> Hi. I want to install the vim full version but the minimal version is installed. If I want to remove it with synaptic It will remove ubuntu-minimal which is ofcourse not what I want
[18:26] <darius_> KingJamesII itunes :D
[18:26] <Pici> Industrial: just install vim-full. You don't need to remove the other version.
[18:26] <etech> hubar, does ndiswrapper slow down the internet connection?
[18:26] <blizzle> theunixgeek, Your drive should at least support either DVD+R or DVD-R. Check the manufacturer's spec sheet for a full rundown.
[18:26] <hubar> etech, not from what I have experienced.
[18:26] <KingJamesII> darius_, i haven't found a version of itunes that works under ubuntu....have you?
[18:26] <tv7497> Industrial: i guess sudo apt-get remove ________ should work and why do you want to remove other version
[18:27] <arvind_khadri> russia213, enable to boot from bios...and make sure that USB boots first
[18:27] <etech> hubar, then it is ok :)
[18:27] <Daemon_> tv7497: http://pastebin.com/m57021155
[18:27] <kitche> theunixgeek: you can not burn DVD-R can only do DVD(plus) discs from what I can tell
[18:27] <russia213> arvind_khadri: What do you mean?
[18:27] <lorenzosu> anyone have a epson DX printer and ubuntu 8.10?
[18:27] <theunixgeek> thanks blizzle
[18:27] <Industrial> tv7497: because a minimal stripped down version is ofcourse inadequate for a text editor with a thousand bells and whistles :p
[18:27] <hubar> etech, but you need to find out yourself. :) I suggest, some friend told me that it won't work with WEP though.
[18:27] <darius_> KingJamesII sorry I was just kidding, actualy I am interested in managing ipo on ubuntu too.
[18:27] <arvind_khadri> russia213,change the settings in bios so that the USB is recognised...
[18:27] <jim_p> !mame
[18:27] <Industrial> tv7497: eg I load my config file and commands are not supported.
[18:27] <vigo_> How do I get rid of this _ tail?
[18:27] <hubar> etech, I never tried though.
[18:27] <melinux> it
[18:27] <etech> ok
[18:27] <tv7497> Daemon_: manager dude sudo apt-get isntall startupmanager sorry if i had typed it wrong the last time
[18:27] <Industrial> Anyway, installed vim-full and it works fine. thanks Pici
[18:28] <etech> can you maybe recommand a good and cheap student notebook?
[18:28] <KingJamesII> darius_, it would be sweet if itunes worked...all the ones I've played all suck!
[18:28] <melinux> #ubuntu-it
[18:28] <blizzle> etech: Try the EeePC 10 series.
[18:28] <hubar> yeah, I would recommend a netbook.
[18:28] <lorenzosu> With Ubuntu 8.10 printing to an epson DX5050 text and colours are terrily faded.
[18:28] <hubar> It is pretty stylish too. :)
[18:29] <fdr> Hi! Isn't there a vmware-player package for Intrepid? I cannot seem to find it :(
[18:29] <jim_p> does anyone knoe how to install a mame emulator on my pc and make it work?
[18:29] <tv7497> guys anyone good with fixing sound problems here >
[18:29] <etech> blizzle, hmm the 10" displays are too small, isn't there something with 15"?
[18:29] <russia213> arvind_khadri: ok, I'm in my bios setup
[18:29] <Daemon_> tv7497: ivalid operation install?
[18:29] <hubar> etech, what is your budget?
[18:30] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ok .. now make sure that the settings are such that USB boots...or are searched
[18:30] <etech> i would also by a 2nd hand, max. 400€
[18:30] <arvind_khadri> !usb | russia213
[18:30] <blizzle> etech, For school, 1024x600 sould be fine.. you get portability as well.. 15" screens are quite cumbersome to lug around..
[18:30] <tv7497> Daemon_: eh ? dude see it worked perfectly for me http://paste.ubuntu.com/114122/
[18:30] <lorenzosu> tv7497: What's your problem?
[18:31] <tv7497> lorenzosu: just a min i had typed it a long time back :)
[18:31] <etech> blizzle, i want to use it for university :)
[18:31] <wolfeySI> blizzle: 15.4" 1680x1050 is great:)
[18:31] <wolfeySI> blizzle my laptop
[18:32] <tv7497> lorenzosu: (12:00:07 AM) tv7497: Pici:  sir could you help me with my broken sound i mean its totally broken its too hard to describe sir tried out everything in basic troubleshooting https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting still of no help well the sound perfectly works in vista sir
[18:32] <lorenzosu> tv7497: yea :)
[18:32] <lorenzosu> With Ubuntu 8.10 printing to an epson DX5050 text and colours are terrily faded.
[18:32] <russia213> arvnd_khadri: My bios does not give me the option to boot froom
[18:32] <blizzle> wolfeySI, I'm sure it is, but you don't want to be lugging something that size to lectures every day..
[18:32] <wolfeySI> blizzle in fact i did :) now end of lectures :)
[18:32] <Daemon_> tv7497: install spelled wrong
[18:32] <russia213> arvnd_khadri: My bios does not give me the option to boot from usb*
[18:33] <Daemon_> tv7497:  ok now what
[18:33] <lorenzosu> tv7497: Guess we'd need a little more infp
[18:33] <tv7497> Daemon_: dude you are damn funny !!!!!!! wait go to system>administration >SUM
[18:34] <tv7497> lorenzosu: pardon me what info you need sir to help me with this
[18:34] <Dan9311> Hello
[18:34] <Daemon_> tv7497: thanks i appreciate it
[18:35] <Daemon_> tv7497: like making ppl laugh!
[18:35] <Dan9311> I have the latest versdion of ubuntu, and my audio does not work. I have tried everything to get it to work. How do I get it to work ?
[18:35] <Jewbacca> how to set mouse dpi to 400 ;(
[18:35] <tv7497> Daemon_: np have fun and most of usplash screen you need to make files to get .so files so cd to the directory make file and have fun
[18:36] <Dan9311> I have the latest version of ubuntu, and my audio does not work. I have tried everything to get it to work. How do I get it to work ?
[18:36] <arvind_khadri> russia213, you following the guide the bot gave you>?
[18:36] <nosklo> I am trying to upgrade feisty packages, but the mirror seems offline: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty/ 404 not found. Where can I find a mirror with feisty packages?
[18:36] <Mortuis> Where would I find the log file for remotedesktop?
[18:36]  * niku is going to kick someone if this compile doesn't finish soon
[18:36] <blizzle> nosklo, Try: sudo update-manager -d
[18:36] <russia213> arvind_khadri: which one?
[18:37] <Dan9311> I have the latest versdion of ubuntu, and my audio does not work. I have tried everything to get it to work. How do I get it to work ?
[18:37] <nosklo> blizzle, That would upgrade to gutsy, it is not what I want
[18:37] <^hashban1^> niku: what ya compiling?
[18:37] <Mortuis> I connect to an ubuntu computer via VNC and I want to check the log but I can't seem to find it.
[18:37] <wolfeySI> niku: DISTCC!
[18:37] <blizzle> nosklo, You might be better upgrading to a supported distro.
[18:37] <nosklo> blizzle, I just want feisty packages, isn't it still supported?
[18:37] <PrayinMantis> hey guys I'm running Ubuntu 8.1 and I'm trying to compile the source but everytime I run make I get something that looks like this http://pastebin.com/m4a2c7894 can anyone help?
[18:37] <niku> ^hashban1^ - kernel. In a vm. Blech
[18:37] <blizzle> !feisty
[18:37] <Slart> Mortuis: tail /var/log/syslog doesn't work?
[18:37] <Dan9311> I have the latest versdion of ubuntu, and my audio does not work. I have tried everything to get it to work. How do I get it to work ?
[18:37] <tv7497> Dan9311: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting try this mate if everything fails even i am you are on he same boat
[18:37] <Mortuis> Slart: Don't think I tried that one yet. Thanks
[18:38] <Dan9311> tv7497: Thanks
[18:38] <Philip888_2> need help getting my ethernet connection going
[18:38] <Slart> Mortuis: if you want a gui way I think there is a log viewer somewhere in the menus
[18:38] <Jewbacca> how to set mouse dpi to 400 ;(
[18:38] <tv7497> Dan9311: i meant to say i and you would be on the same boat :D
[18:38] <wolfeySI> prayinmantis: sudo ?
[18:38] <Dan9311> tv7497: Ok, thanks
[18:39] <arvind_khadri> !usb > russia213
[18:39] <wolfeySI> prayingmantis you compile without root, but you install with root, so sudo
[18:40] <niku> feh, sudo su, then compile and install. laziness is a virtue
[18:40] <wolfeySI> niku yeah:)
[18:40] <lorenzosu> tv7497: Guess we'd need a little more infp
[18:40] <PrayinMantis> wolfeySI:  it still gives an error
[18:40] <lorenzosu> With Ubuntu 8.10 printing to an epson DX5050 text and colours are terrily faded.
[18:41] <trippss> i am SICK and TIRED of my laptop going into standby every time I unplug the power cord. started doing that with upgrade from gutsy IIRC. sometimes it doesn't ever come out of standby when that happens and I have to force reboot. frustrating!!
[18:41] <Philip888_2> then use another distro
[18:41] <Philip888_2> this one sux
[18:41] <blizzle> lorenzosu, Try tweaking your printer driver, might be a setting therein for enhanced printing.
[18:42] <lorenzosu> blizzle: not sure wich though
[18:42] <tv7497> lorenzosu: sir what do you need sir o fix this thing
[18:42] <regeya> trippss: is your battery going dead?  it's the first and most obvious question to ask
[18:42] <arvind_khadri> russia213, got it now?
[18:43] <blizzle> lorenzosu, Also check the you've specified the right media/paper setting..
[18:43] <trippss> regeya, no not at all
[18:43] <lorenzosu> tv7497: What sound card do you have?
[18:43] <trippss> regeya, 90%+
[18:43] <regeya> not asking about the charge, trippss
[18:43] <regeya> how old is the battery?  it could be discharging at an alarming rate
[18:43] <lucax> i have some problems with nautilus language, ive configured language support dont have anyother langague but spanish installed and i still see some shurtcuts on nautlis in english, any ideas?
[18:44] <trippss> regeya, don't think so - still lasts 2 hours on full charge
[18:44] <tv7497> lorenzosu: in built intel just a min sir will paste bin it
[18:44] <niku> trippss - man apmsleep, maybe?
[18:44] <regeya> beyond this, check your power settings; you might have it set to do this when it's unplugged (still guessing)
[18:44] <racecar56> hello
[18:44] <regeya> back to work for me...meh.
[18:44] <ronny> how do i get the kernel spource package for the server kernel ? dmks wont work else
[18:44] <lorenzosu> tv7497: Have you tried System > Preferences > Sound. What does it say?
[18:45] <ronny> *source
[18:45] <trippss> niku how would I tell if this is running
[18:45] <tv7497> lorenzosu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/114126/
[18:46] <Slart> ronny: you've searched in synaptic?
[18:47] <etech> is it possible that more and more viruses will appear for linux when it's used more and more, like the windows viruses appeared?
[18:47] <erUSUL> !info linux-source  | ronny
[18:47] <Slart> etech: yes.. although linux makes it harder compared to windows I'm pretty sure it isn't immune
[18:48] <JackWinter> anyone who can give me some more information on this disk error from dmesg ?  http://pastebin.ca/1328229
[18:48] <blizzle> etech, It's possible, but the inherent design of Linux makes it less likely they'll be very successful.
[18:48] <JEEBcz> etech, of course, but the structure of the whole system means that in worst case as long as you don't give something root privileges you'll just see something changing in your own home directory
[18:48]  * Slart puts on his asbesthos suit (that I don't even know how to spell)
[18:48] <blizzle> etech, For example, a recent survey suggests 92% of Windows exploits could be thwarted if the user wasn't running as admin..
[18:48]  * erUSUL prepares his flametrower
[18:49]  * erUSUL prepares his flamethrower XD
[18:49] <a931bw> Hi alll any1 can help me? i'm haven't sound in skype Ubuntu linuix 8.10
[18:49] <JEEBcz> Yeah, majority of Windows users are still admin :/
[18:49] <arvind_khadri> russia213, you must follow that to setup ubuntu on a pen drive/USB
[18:50] <IntuitiveNipple> JackWinter: See http://ata.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Libata_error_messages
[18:50] <Slart> erUSUL: it seems we need more flamewars in #ubuntu.. we're forgetting how to even spell the most basic terms =)
[18:50] <tv7497> lorenzosu: and System > Preferences > Sound days like this  http://122.167.67.216
[18:50] <tv7497> says*
[18:50] <a931bw> Hi alll any1 can help me? i'm haven't sound in skype Ubuntu linuix 8.10
[18:50] <Jewbacca> can someone help me with this guid, im new to ubuntu http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737
[18:51] <Slart> a931bw: skype uses alsa, not pulseaudio iirc.. try changing the sound device settings
[18:51] <russia213> arvind_khadri: I'm still VERY confused
[18:51] <erUSUL> Slart: very true... we can go first with the classics emacs vs vi first bsd vs linux next XXDD
[18:51] <Slart> erUSUL: =)
[18:51] <IntuitiveNipple> JackWinter: UNC = Uncorrectable error - often due to bad sectors on the disk
[18:52] <flem0114> I'm really new to Linux (my first couple of days).  I'm attempting to make my old computer into a home file sharing samba server.  I would like both my windows laptop and mac laptop be able to access the shared files.  I have several external usb hard drives that I would like to be able to access as well.  I've gotten sharing to work from the hard drive but I am not able to access my usb hard drives.  It seems like a permissions issue an
[18:52] <arvind_khadri> russia213, try asking in the main channel... i am sorry i wasted your time
[18:52] <Jewbacca> can someone help me with this guid, im new to ubuntu http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737 on private msg
[18:52] <miso> hi i create deb package and want to run script (from postinst) which whil run xcomand, but its not working corectly, somabody have advice for me ?
[18:52] <a931bw> Hi alll any1 can help me? i'm haven't sound in skype Ubuntu linuix 8.10 And Yes there's alsa
[18:52] <JackWinter> IntuitiveNipple: thanks, do you know some good utilities for checking disks under linux ?  just installed 2 new 1tb drives.
[18:53] <IntuitiveNipple> JackWinter: Usually the manufacturers will provide device-specific test utils. Usually they are DOS though
[18:54] <Jewbacca> can someone help me with this guid, im new to ubuntu http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737 on private msg
[18:54] <blizzle> flem0114, For kickoff, open users and groups and make sure you have the correct permissions assigned to your user account(s).
[18:54] <tv7497> Pici: sir will you be staying here for some more time in #ubuntu irc ?
[18:55] <russia213> arvind_khadri: which is the main channel?
[18:55] <ronny> Slart: found nothing - only the source for the normal kernel
[18:55] <Slart> ronny: hmm.. hang on.. let me look around, see what I can find... you're running ubuntu 8.10 server 32bit, right?
[18:55] <arvind_khadri> russia213, where we are talking...i meant ask your question again..so that someone who knows better may help
[18:55] <_dark_> is there a step by step noob guide to install 180.22 nvidia drivers? im having a hard time doing it, it said it finished but everything got messed up after a reboot.
[18:56] <ronny> Slart: its not a actual server, i just need the server kernel for my 4gb of ram
[18:56] <ronny> so desktop 8.10 + server kernel
[18:56] <Slart> ronny: ok, but it's still 8.10 32bit?
[18:56] <ronny> yeah
[18:56] <flem0114> blizzle, what permissions should I enable?  Enable file sharing was checked?
[18:57] <Slart> ronny: I'll be right back
[18:57] <SegFaultAX> just install server then apt gnome-desktop
[18:57] <blizzle> flem0114, Access to external drives, mounting permissions.. anything that looks obvious.
[18:58] <JackWinter> IntuitiveNipple: urgh, i just spent several hours the other day to make a bootable cd and get my files to that i could flash the bios...  think i'm gonna go buy a bootable usb stick for such purposes.  can use it for installing vbox or vmware on cyber cafe computers and then boot my unix enviroment :)
[18:58] <russia213> I get grub error 21 when tring to boot my computer I have ubuntu installed on an external and I still get the error even when it is plugged in
[18:58] <flem0114> blizzle, ahhhh, I get it.  I'll let you know if that works.  Thanks!
[18:58] <nosklo> blizzle, thanks.
[18:59] <Jewbacca> can someone help me with this guid, im new to ubuntu http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737 on private msg
[18:59] <Slart> ronny: the server kernel and the desktop kernel seems to use the same source package
[18:59] <Slart> ronny: at least according to what I can see
[19:00] <rfm> I like to browse the /usr/share/doc files remotely with firefox, so I have apache2 set to serve the files up.  However for gzipped files it doesn't display, instead firefox wants to save the file.  I'd like to have apache either unzip them or use the Content-encoding gzip header, but mod_headers isn't in the ubuntu builds.  Searching around didn't find anything.  Anybody accomplish this/have a pointer?
[19:00] <Slart> ronny: so install linux-source-2.6.27
[19:00] <Slart> !info linux-source-2.6.27
[19:00] <derspankster> Can't remember who I had the private convo with about DVI but option "UseFBDev"  "False" did not work.
[19:00] <Jewbacca> can someone help me with this guid, im new to ubuntu http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737 on private msg
[19:01] <ronny> Slart: thats installed
[19:01] <orudie> hi, how do i set up a mail server on ubuntu 8.10 server ?
[19:01] <ronny> Slart: i tihnk dmks expects different paths
[19:01] <Slart> ronny: tried installing the headers too?
[19:01] <Slart> !info linux-headers-server
[19:02] <werdnum> Hey, how do I figure out what the name of my wireless driver is? The intarwebs says grep /etc/modules.conf for my interface name, but that file doesn't exist. I'm trying to get WPA working on Ubuntu.
[19:03] <russia213> arvind_khadri: http://www.supergrubdisk.org/wiki/GrubOnRemovableExternalHardDiskNotBooting  could you look at that and help me with their tutorial?
[19:03] <flem0114> blizzle, I've got the correct user permission checked off.  I still can't access my usb hard drives from my windows machine over samba.  Any other suggestions??
[19:03] <IntuitiveNipple> werdnum: You could try a script I wrote yesterday to do it: http://tjworld.net/wiki/Howto/MatchDeviceIDtoDriver
[19:03] <roberto_> hi
[19:03] <roberto_> anyone can say me how performed game on wine with a ati radeon hd 3450 512mb ?
[19:04] <arvind_khadri> russia213, can try...but please dont be angry on me for the previous try
[19:04] <Slart> roberto_: that would depend on which game
[19:04] <Slart> roberto_: perhaps asking in #winehq might give you better answers
[19:04] <russia213> arvind_khadri: I'm not, you were the first to actually HELP me
[19:04] <roberto_> with all game based on direct3d
[19:04] <Jewbacca> Slart:  can you help me?
[19:04] <werdnum> IntuitiveNipple: But I have 'ath0', not the vendor:system ID.
[19:04] <max12333334> Hi, can somebody help me: I don't get a picture in VLC or tvtime, but sound is ok. whats the cause? thx
[19:05] <Slart> Jewbacca: hello again.. ventrilo?
[19:05] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ok looking at the wiki you gave i think i had made the progress correctly
[19:05] <Jewbacca> yes
[19:05] <arvind_khadri> russia213, do you still have that menu.lst opened?
[19:05] <Jewbacca> Slart: i failed to make the guid work
[19:06] <blizzle> flem0114, Not sure what to recommend next, it's obviously a permission issue of some description.
[19:06] <Slart> Jewbacca: never used it.. I have used teamspeak before.. but it was some time ago now
[19:06] <Jewbacca> Slart: i just need to get the guid to work
[19:06] <russia213> arvind_khadri: no I closed it on reboot
[19:06] <Slart> Jewbacca: you could try asking about it in #winehq.. or try again here to see if anyone knows how to do it
[19:06] <flem0114> Thanks for trying Blizzle
[19:07] <Jewbacca> Slart: that channel is empty
[19:07] <Jewbacca> :x
[19:07] <arvind_khadri> russia213, do you remember the process to get it back on?
[19:07] <x_link> Hi!
[19:07] <x_link> When will Firefox 3.0.6 come to the Ubuntu repo.?
[19:07] <russia213> arvind_khadri: Sorry, I don't
[19:07] <Slart> flem0114: see if you can't make samba print out some debug output.. you should be able to get some kind of error when you try to access that drive
[19:07] <orudie> i just installed postfix, how do i configure it ?
[19:07] <wikkedfin> Where do i find lm_sensors for ubuntu 8.10 64?
[19:08] <flem0114> Does anyone have a suggestion for sharing multiple usb hard drives over a network?  I've been trying to use Samba I can't get the file permissions to allow access from a windows machine?  I'm very new, so no answer is too obvious...
[19:08] <Hannes1> Hello, anyone that could give a newbe a hand?
[19:08] <Slart> x_link: never actually seen anyone being able to answer those "when will X come to ubuntu" questions..
[19:08] <guckle> hi im havin some trouble. i just installed 8.10 and everything worked great, but i am finding it locks up/freezes randomly (can be 15 min after boot...or an hour). i can still move the mouse but i can't do anything and everything is frozen
[19:08] <mithraic> I see there's an xmonad package. Should I build from source anyway? My impression was that all configuration of xmonad takes place before compilation...
[19:08] <wikkedfin> Hannes1, i can try to help?
[19:08] <IntuitiveNipple> orudie: http://www.postfix.org/documentation.html
[19:08] <Slart> x_link: I guess "when it's ready" is as good as it gets..
[19:08] <x_link> Slart: Okey, thanks for your help.
[19:09] <mithraic> Anyone have another tiling window manager they prefer?
[19:09] <x_link> Cause I saw that it was released, so that's why I asked.
[19:09] <x_link> Thanks!
[19:09] <niku> orudie: /etc/postfix/main.cf
[19:09] <niku> orudie, it's actually a very simple system, generally you set myhostname & mydomain and that's all you need to do
[19:10] <uplinked> hi, i'm having some trouble with my GMA X4500HD, all compiz transitions are super choppy and slow (even changing viewports with no animation takes ~3 seconds). i'm running jaunty, is there another driver available or something?
[19:10] <arvind_khadri> russia213, just a min
[19:10] <_VIM_> guckle: try disabling effects and see if that helps things... system>preferences>appearance i think it is (Im on Openbox so not sure of the menu for it)
[19:10] <russia213> arvind_khadri: ok
[19:11] <flem0114> Does anyone have a suggestion for sharing multiple usb hard drives over a network?  I've been trying to use Samba I can't get the file permissions to allow access from a windows machine?  I'm very new, so no answer is too obvious...
[19:12] <ronny> hmm
[19:12] <ronny> is there any neat way to make a 32 bit install to a 64 bit install?
[19:12] <ronny> i'd like to avoid reinstall
[19:13] <nschembr_> flam0114 look at winscp for  the windows clients
[19:13] <impreziv> how does I gets ubuntu on my pc'z?
[19:13] <Pici> !install | impreziv
[19:13] <ViperBorg_TERM> ronny: No.
[19:13] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ok booted into the live cd?
[19:13] <guckle> hi im havin some trouble. i just installed 8.10 and everything worked great, but i am finding it locks up/freezes randomly (can be 15 min after boot...or an hour). i can still move the mouse but i can't do anything and everything is frozen
[19:13] <russia213> arvind_khadri:yes
[19:13] <ViperBorg_TERM> ronny: You need to reinstall with the 64-bit CD image.
[19:13] <flem0114> nschembr, what is winscp?
[19:14] <arvind_khadri> russia213, open the terminal, type sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /mnt
[19:14] <computa_mike> i just upraded from gutsy to 810 - I don;t seem to be able to use the proprietary drivers for nvidia - it just doesn't seem to load.  Am i missing something?
[19:14] <russia213> arvind_khadri: done
[19:15] <arvind_khadri> russia213, now gksu gedit /mnt/boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:15] <rakudave> flem0114: samba shares are per default unix-password protected. window$ doesn't understand this, so you need to change the accesspermissions in /etc/samba/smb.conf to "share"
[19:15] <etech> will firefox 3.0.6 be put in intepid?
[19:16] <computa_mike> i have 3.05.... in my interpid...
[19:16] <blizzle> etech, It will go in, just a matter of how long it takes to get into the repository.
[19:16] <Pici> etech: After its tested, yes.
[19:16] <etech> ok
[19:16] <russia213> arvind_khadri: ok it's open
[19:16] <flem0114> rakudave: does that mean adding line "security = share" under global?
[19:16] <guckle> no support
[19:16] <arvind_khadri> russia213, go to line 127
[19:17] <rakudave> flem0114: yes that should do the trick, if I remeber correctly
[19:17] <flem0114> great, I'll give it a try,  Thanks!
[19:17] <russia213> arvind_khadri: there
[19:17] <arvind_khadri> russia213, now type root (hd2,0)
[19:17]  * niku wishes that ubuntu would put a dummy /etc/inittab in place so people who've been doing this for too long don't have their brain pop when they see it's gone
[19:17] <arvind_khadri> russia213, make that look as a separate line
[19:18] <_VIM_> !latest > etchy
[19:18] <racecar56> firefox 3.0.6 is out
[19:18] <racecar56> when will it go in my updates
[19:18] <russia213> arvind_khadri: I'm sorry, what do you mean?
[19:18] <Pici> racecar56: Afte rits been tested.
[19:18] <_VIM_> !latest | racecar56
[19:18] <racecar56> ok
[19:18]  * werdnum waves
[19:19] <werdnum> So I';m trying to get wifi working with WPA and broadcast off, but my card still refuses to associate.
[19:19] <racecar56> firefox 3.0.6 has security fixes
[19:19] <arvind_khadri> russia213, when you reach that line first press enter so that a new line is created...now type in the empty space you find :)
[19:19] <racecar56> http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/3.0.6/releasenotes/
[19:19] <russia213> arvind_khadri: line 127 is uuid for me, is that correct?
[19:19] <tanto_> i'm having a problem with my ubuntu+screen+irssi character encoding, in ubuntu+screen it's turning a little dot in the center of the line into a block.. without screen it works great, but inside of screen it's all messed up
[19:19] <Pici> racecar56: Like I said, once it has been tested it will be released.
[19:20] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ya
[19:20] <arvind_khadri> russia213, shift that entire line down.... and then type that root (hd2,0)
[19:21] <nschembr_>  /window level -JOINS -PARTS -QUITS
[19:21] <russia213> arvind_khadri: ok, now what?
[19:22] <arvind_khadri> russia213, hmmm delete that UUID stuff...
[19:22] <misieq> i'm considering upgrading memory in my laptop to 4GB. is there any difference that i could *feel* between 800 and 667MHz? i don't play games a lot, but use java based IDEs a lot and other similar programming memory-heavy tools.
[19:23] <arvind_khadri> russia213, just please paste the two lines after the root which you inserted now... pm it to me.
[19:24] <ubuntu_> ciao a tutti
[19:24] <misieq> !it
[19:24] <jabar> evening all....
[19:25] <arvind_khadri> russia213, you there?
[19:25] <jabar> Can somebody tell me how to get read/write permissions for dr-xr-xr-x  1 root root 4096 2009-01-29 17:21 Downloads
[19:25] <cdavis_> I am trying to add a desktop item and remaster the livecd. I can remaster the CD with no problems, but I cannto figure out how to add an item to the desktop?
[19:25] <misieq> jabar, "sudo chmod a+rw Downloads"
[19:25] <daniel-vlc> chmod a+w Donwloads
[19:26] <flem0114> rakudave: it didn't seem to change anything, woud you mind taking a look at my smb.conf to see if there are any mistakes that could cause this?
[19:26] <misieq> jabar, alternatively you can take over this directory by "sudo chown username: Downloads"
[19:27] <rakudave> flem0114: sure, use the pastebin at paste.ubuntu.com... ah, have you tried reloading samba? (sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart)
[19:27] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ??? hello??
[19:28] <jabar> that hasn't worked, trust me am typing it correctly
[19:28] <russia213> arvind_khadri: Yeah, but live cd isn't connecting to me router anymore
[19:28] <harisund> Hello! Has anyone tried installing Ubuntu 8.10 on a EEE 701? The first problem I am having is that while the screen defaults to 800x480 (correctly) I am unable to move the window around. So while trying to install, I am not able to access the "Forward" button! (Moving the window while holding the alt key is supposed to make this work ....)
[19:28] <archman_> ViperBorg_TERM hello, everything gone fine, vids working, everything is nice! Only i do need to setup vmware.
[19:29] <ViperBorg_TERM> Excellent. Good to hear.
[19:29] <jabar> Still getting dr-xr-xr-x  1 root root 4096 2009-01-29 17:21 Downloads
[19:29] <arvind_khadri> russia213, weird... ok just do one thing there... remove the line which is UUID blah blah... and then the next line which says kernel .......there you will see root=some long string..... replace it by /dev/sdc1
[19:30] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman_: Get fresh downloads for VMWare. Glad to hear everything went well and that everything is working now. :)
[19:30] <arvind_khadri> russia213, did you get it?
[19:30] <flem0114> rakudave, ya, I've made sure to restart samba after changes and re map my network drive on windows.  I also just pasted smb.conf file
[19:30] <Gnea> harisund: #ubuntu-eeepc is the better place to ask about it
[19:30] <archman_> ViperBorg_TERM yeah, now i'm thinking where's my copy of vmware so i can uninstall it. Any other way to uninstall it maybe?
[19:30] <rakudave> flem0114: i need the link :-)
[19:30] <Gnea> !vmware
[19:31] <Rave1_> harisund,   this may helphttp://www.array.org/ubuntu/
[19:31] <tanto_> i'm having a problem with my ubuntu+screen+irssi character encoding, in ubuntu+screen it's turning a little dot in the center of the line into a block.. without screen it works great, but inside of screen it's all messed up
[19:31] <russia213> arvind_khadri: no, it just keeps asking for the router password
[19:31] <yowshi> grrr sound is jammed...again and the asla utils command did not help
[19:31] <jabar> anybody know a another way, to get read/write permissions?
[19:31] <ViperBorg_TERM> archman_: Best to follow the instructions that ubottu posted.
[19:31] <archman_> where to grab all the repos for ibex?
[19:31] <ViperBorg_TERM> !vmware > archman_
[19:31] <flem0114> rakudave:http://paste.ubuntu.com/114136/
[19:31] <yowshi> anyone know any other ways to unjam the sound drivers without rebooting?
[19:32] <arvind_khadri> russia213, i mean did you get what i meant by the lines i sent :)
[19:32] <ViperBorg_TERM> Heh... didn't realize my iPhone connected. Sheesh.
[19:32] <whatev> how do you pronounce /usr/lib  ? "slash u s r libe", "slash user lib (rhymes with fib)" or what?
[19:33] <drgnu> How does one get "dead keys" to be found by Ubuntu - I have a tabletpc (Motion LE1600) and the buttons on the machine don't do anything.  I've tried "xev" and nothing shows up when I use them. Thanks.
[19:33] <archman_> jaaaawww i want that shockwave already, adobe!
[19:33] <russia213> arvind_khadri: the paste the two lines after I wrote the root?
[19:34] <nathanhelp> whatev: I use upthe hill user upthehill lib
[19:34] <arvind_khadri> russia213, weird... ok just do one thing there... remove the line which is UUID blah blah... and then the next line which says kernel .......there you will see root=some long string..... replace it by /dev/sdc1
[19:34] <nathanhelp> (reading left to right)
[19:34] <_VIM_> whatev: 'forward slash you zar lib' would be how it's prounounced
[19:34] <rakudave> flem0114: looks ok from here, but you might consider using "guest ok = Yes" for the [Shares] as well
[19:34] <harisund> Rave1_: thanks I will take a look at the optimized kernels there
[19:34] <arvind_khadri> russia213, forget the weird and stuff...i just copy pasted what i had said earlier...weird was for the router...
[19:34] <Leon_Nardella>  http://paste.ubuntu.com/114087/ <-- It essentialy works ( I pass my password as a parameter to the script ), but it hangs when it reaches the Sun JDK's license dialog. The terminal becomes useless and nothing works , not even Ctrl+C. Any ideas?
[19:34] <soier> hi there. can anybody help me how to setup russian layout on my ubuntu pc
[19:34] <flem0114> rakudave: I'll give it a shot
[19:35] <nathanhelp> soier: Do you speak English well?
[19:35] <soier> nathanhelp: no actually. does it matter ?
[19:35] <jabar> I've create a mount and need to set the folder to read/write permissions? \Media\Downloads... any ideas?
[19:35] <RPS> does anyone have any idea why I cant seem to get VLC to update to the most recent version? I have tried about everything I know (except completely removing it)
[19:35] <arvind_khadri> russia213, now did you get what i meant?
[19:35] <nathanhelp> soier: Translation might. however we'll give it a go.
[19:36] <rakudave> flem0114: ah, just came to my mind, if you use "valid users = flem0114, nicwitt", I think you need to set those up first using "smbpasswd", as they do not correspond to normal user accounts
[19:36] <arvind_khadri> !latest | vlc
[19:36] <blizzle> It looks like some permissions have been borked for applications.. for example, even if I sudo users-admin I can't unlock or edit users.. I have to login as root to do so.. running jaunty.. any easy fix?
[19:36] <arvind_khadri> !latest | RPS
[19:36] <nathanhelp> soier: what Ubuntu are you using?
[19:36] <yowshi> grrr sound is jammed...again and the asla utils command did not help, anyone know of another way to unjam the various sound drivers ubuntu uses without rebooting?
[19:36] <soier> nathanhelp: 8.10
[19:36] <nathanhelp> soier: Go to System > Preferences >
[19:37] <russia213> arvind_khadri: yes, done
[19:37] <drgnu> !tabletpc
[19:37] <nullbnx> !bluray
[19:37] <drgnu> !latest | tabletpc
[19:37] <nathanhelp> soier: Keyboard > click on the layout tab
[19:37] <nullbnx> !blu-ray
[19:37] <arvind_khadri> russia213, now save the file close it...reboot and reboot
[19:37] <nullbnx> exit
[19:37] <arvind_khadri> russia213, i mean reboot and wait
[19:38] <nathanhelp> soier: Click the plus sign, and add your layout to the box.
[19:38] <soier> nathanhelp: that's what I've already done. Add russian layout but. How can I use it for example in mozilla browser
[19:38] <Jewbacca> is there something i need to do in order for ppl to hear me ? im talking with a microphone
[19:38] <nathanhelp> soier: Made it the default?>
[19:38] <flem0114> rakudave:  I tried it and it still doesn't work.  When I check the permissions of the usb disk I am unable to change them.  Is there a way to do this as sudo?
[19:38] <russia213> arvind_khadri: The terminal just said it could not write the file, should I reboot anywa?
[19:39] <arvind_khadri> Jewbacca, just make sure your voice goes through :)
[19:39] <Jewbacca> well they cant hear me
[19:39] <Jewbacca> im using ventrilo on wine
[19:39] <Jewbacca> how can i check that the mic is working
[19:39] <rakudave> flem0114: hmpf... strange. you could change them using "sudo chmod 777 /media/device"
[19:39] <arvind_khadri> russia213, no... didnt you type gksu gedit /mnt/boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:39] <Gnea> Jewbacca: tap on it - can you hear it through the speakers?
[19:39] <arvind_khadri> russia213, had you missed the gksu?
[19:40] <Jewbacca> no
[19:40] <Jewbacca> :x
[19:40] <soier> How to setup it like in XP using alt-shift to change layout.
[19:40] <Jewbacca> Gnea:  is there a cmd or a program to test?
[19:40] <russia213> arvind_khadri: no it'
[19:40] <nathanhelp> soier: Have you made your Russian layout the default?
[19:40] <arvind_khadri> russia213, what?
[19:40] <russia213> arvind_khadri: no I typed it
[19:41] <soier> nathanhelp: I don't know how !
[19:41] <Jewbacca> Gnea: i just used sound record and i still cant hear myself, do i need to install something?
[19:41] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ok again open the file and see whether the changes have been made or not?
[19:41] <nathanhelp> soier: Go back to your layouts window, and push teh radio button on the far right of teh screen
[19:41] <russia213> arvind_khadri: they were made
[19:41] <nathanhelp> soier: On the Russian layout
[19:42] <tanto_> i'm having a problem with my ubuntu+screen+irssi character encoding, in ubuntu+screen it's turning a little dot in the center of the line into a block.. without screen it works great, but inside of screen it's all messed up
[19:42] <arvind_khadri> russia213, are you sure... as in the changes made are they saved?? i want to confirm it... can you please paste the file
[19:42] <Gnea> Jewbacca: try this: http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/12/05/fixing-the-errant-microphone/
[19:42] <flem0114> rakudave: i ran the command and it didn't seem to do anything.  The GUI also didn't change.  The "others" folder access is labeled as "none"  whenever I try to change this it reverts back to none.  What do you think?
[19:42] <misieq> jabar, you should've told it's a mount
[19:42] <nathanhelp> soier: Where are you up to now?
[19:43] <req^> ls
[19:43] <req^> sorry ;7
[19:43] <scunizi> I'm looking for examples of terminal based mp3 or ogg players
[19:43] <misieq> jabar, read man mount then (perhaps "sudo mount /media/Dowanloads -o remount,rw")
[19:43] <shiro__> can someone help me ? when a buddy in pdgin tries to send me files it fails, it works over the MSN
[19:44] <b3z3rk3r> shiro__, thats a pidgin/msn incompatibility
[19:44] <Jewbacca> Gnea: i fixed it ^_^
[19:44] <MichaelKohler> shiro__ : that's normal. at the moment Pidgin and WLM don't work really good together
[19:44] <b3z3rk3r> shiro__, try using skype instead
[19:44] <Jewbacca> in alea i add microphone and remove the mute
[19:44] <Gnea> Jewbacca: cheers :)
[19:44] <arvind_khadri> !yay | Jewbacca
[19:44] <soier> nathanhelp: OK. Now I've already add russian lay.. So I want it goes in a way like XP does. I mean changing layouts like in XP.
[19:44] <nathanhelp> soier: ok, so your Russian layout is default?
[19:45] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ???
[19:45] <Fuzzy> guys how to create my own themes?
[19:45] <beamsjr> ok, I got past grub> by entering configfile (hd0,0)/boot/grub.lst, now i get (initramfs) prompt, any ideas?
[19:45] <nathanhelp> !themes | Fuzzy
[19:45] <rakudave> flem0114: I just tried it on my own machine and it worked fine... I'm starting to run out of ideas ^^
[19:45] <russia213> arvind_khadri: I cannot paste the file because live cd refuses to connect to the internet
[19:46] <Fuzzy> nathanhelp, what???
[19:46] <nathanhelp> soier: You have added the Russian Layout. Have you mad it the default one?
[19:46] <arvind_khadri> russia213, just make sure yourself that the changes you made to the file are present...
[19:46] <jabar> misieq : i get this error "mount: can't find /media/Dowanloads in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab"
[19:46] <shiro__> can someone help me ? when a buddy in pdgin tries to send me files it fails, it works over the MSN
[19:46] <TJCRI> hi everyone.  I am rather new to ubuntu and am trying to set up a "linmodem" on it.  The other day I downloaded ubuntu 8.10 and installed on my system.  My system has a pctel (PCI) modem on it, and I found this informational page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto/PcTel   however in this page it tells me that I must switch to kernel 2.6.8.1 or lower
[19:46] <arvind_khadri> beamsjr, restart and try a different kernel
[19:46] <TJCRI> does anyone know if that is still the case? (the page was last modified in august 08)
[19:46] <b3z3rk3r> shiro__, see above
[19:46] <beamsjr> hrm, ok
[19:46] <Leon_Nardella>  http://paste.ubuntu.com/114087/ <-- It essentialy works ( I pass my password as a parameter to the script ), but it hangs when it reaches the Sun JDK's license dialog. The terminal becomes useless and nothing works , not even Ctrl+C. Any ideas?
[19:46] <flem0114> rakudave:  does it have anything to do with file format?  Could I be missing packages?  I'm really new to linux and servers so I really don't know how to begin to troubleshoot the problem?
[19:46] <soier> Frankly,  I'm not in ubuntu now. Can u tell me what should I do. I'll try after restart. If I'd have it as default how can i change it back to english by hot keys ?
[19:46] <yowshi> grrr sound is jammed...again and the asla utils command did not help, anyone know of another way to unjam the various sound drivers ubuntu uses without rebooting?
[19:47] <misieq> jabar, then correct it
[19:47] <russia213> arvind_khadri: they are
[19:47] <Fuzzy> someone will help?
[19:47] <nathanhelp> soier: I'm getting to that. Are you writint this stuff down?
[19:47] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ok now reboot
[19:47] <nathanhelp> soier: *Writing?
[19:48] <soier> nathanhelp: yeap ))
[19:48] <soier> So ...
[19:48] <russia213> arvind_khadri:...error 21
[19:48] <Mood> yowshi: /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart ?
[19:48] <yowshi> Mood: that didnt work
[19:48] <Jewbacca> what anti virus and anti spyware can i download for linux ?
[19:49] <Deviltry> !sound | yowshi
[19:49] <tmelki> Is there a 800 # I can phone to get info about ubuntu?
[19:49] <nathanhelp> soier: Ok, lets pretend you have it as your default, now you need to 1) click on your Russian layout. 2) go to "Other options" > Layout switching > tick the box that you want 4) click ok, ok , ok! :D
[19:49] <Mood> yowshi: sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload ?
[19:49] <tmelki> anyone?
[19:49] <Jewbacca> what anti virus and anti spyware can i download for linux ?
[19:49] <ViperBorg_TERM> tmelki: No, there is no phone number. (At least not that I know of.)
[19:49] <Mood> if that fails, yes what Deviltry said :-)
[19:49] <nathanhelp> !antivirus | Jewbacca
[19:50] <Deviltry> !anyone tmelki
[19:50] <Deviltry> !anyone | tmelki
[19:50] <ViperBorg_TERM> Deviltry: He did... it wen't unanswered for a while.
[19:50] <ruancarvalho> Hello, I've updated Intrepid yesterday and some codecs stoped working (.flv, .rmvb)... I was able to use them before. Has this happened to anyone else??
[19:50] <M> Hi! Anyone knows how to configure AverTV card under ubuntu?
[19:50] <_VIM_> !away > jokoon-out
[19:50] <rakudave> flem0114: you could give "system-config-samba" a shot, it's a GUI for samba shares.
[19:50] <soier> ok nathanhelp thanks a lot ... I'll try. If something goes wrong, I'll be back ....
[19:50] <nathanhelp> Deviltry:  Thats not very helpful to his question ;)
[19:51] <ViperBorg_TERM> !away
[19:51] <nathanhelp> soier: Ok mate. Goodluck
[19:51] <tmelki> Is there a 800 # I can phone to get info about ubuntu?
[19:51] <ViperBorg_TERM> tmelki: No.
[19:51] <flem0114> rakudave: is that an apt-get install?
[19:51] <Mood> tmelki: google
[19:51] <soier> nathanhelp:  what about xorg.conf. should I put any strings here ???
[19:51] <arvind_khadri> russia213, you there?
[19:51] <nathanhelp> tmelki: I think you'll find most problems can be solved over the Net.
[19:51] <nathanhelp> soier: I wouldnt know that one sorry.
[19:51] <ViperBorg_TERM> tmelki: What issue are you having with Ubuntu?
[19:51] <soier> ok...
[19:52] <Daemon_> How do you change the screen after login?
[19:52] <russia213> arvind_khadri: yes
[19:52] <jabar> am sorry, how do i make me the owner of a folder?
[19:52] <yowshi> mostly useless deviltry
[19:52] <Mood> Daemon_: what do you want to change the screen to after logging in?
[19:52] <rakudave> flem0114: yes. there is also a package called "nautilus-share" which allows you to create shares using the right-click menu in the file browser. thisone also ensures you have all the necessary packages installed
[19:52] <arvind_khadri> russia213, try re-installing grub again...
[19:52] <princedugan> I'm stuck on step 9 of <https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters/CanonPrinters/CanonPixmaIP2200> the "new printer" option is first asking Enter device URI
[19:53] <russia213> arvind_khadri: (hd2,0)?
[19:53] <nathanhelp> !themes
[19:53] <yowshi> mood i also tried the force reload neither vlc nor rythmbox nor the sound tes itself produce any sound though my sondcard and all that is detected
[19:53] <Leon_Nardella>  http://paste.ubuntu.com/114087/ <-- It essentialy works ( I pass my password as a parameter to the script ), but it hangs when it reaches the Sun JDK's license dialog. The terminal becomes useless and nothing works , not even Ctrl+C. Any ideas?
[19:53] <Daemon_> mood something different
[19:53] <ViperBorg_TERM> !conky > ViperBorg_TERM
[19:53] <arvind_khadri> russia213, sudo grub
[19:54] <flem0114> rakudave: I'll try that.  Also I've read a couple of threads around that say I cannot change permissions of FAT systems.   The suggestion is to set the permissions at the mount point.  I don't really understand what that means?  Does it make any sense to you?
[19:54] <russia213> arvind_khadri: ok
[19:54] <Mood> yowshi: some people mentioned their alsa settings for some reason had volume set all the way down. did you check?
[19:54] <arvind_khadri> russia213, root (hd2,0)
[19:54] <Mood> Daemon_: do you have an x manager? or are you logging in via terminal?
[19:55] <russia213> arvind_khadri: ok
[19:55] <ericm> NEED HELP - have multiple scsi devices (USB) and need to reserve their /dev/ mappings between reboots, i.e. /dev/sdb is device x and /dev/sdc is device y
[19:55] <arvind_khadri> russia213, your windows is on the first drive among the 3 drives you have right?
[19:55] <beamsjr> I get string descriptor 0 read error -71 twice, then cant set config #1 error 71
[19:55] <yowshi> Mood: hmmmmm pcm somehow got turned all the way down in the time i had left this morning and came back an hour or so ago
[19:55] <russia213> arvind_khadri, yes
[19:55] <Mood> yowshi: aha
[19:55] <Daemon_> mood x manager
[19:55] <arvind_khadri> russia213, first drive first partition?
[19:55] <yowshi> Mood: thanks for the help
[19:56] <Mood> Daemon_: so what does "something different" mean? you mean a background image?
[19:56] <arvind_khadri> russia213, first drive's first partition?
[19:56] <Mood> yowshi: no probs :-)
[19:56] <geirha> ericm: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingUUID
[19:56] <Daemon_> mood something other than a colored screen
[19:56] <arvind_khadri> russia213, i need to know where exactly is your windows placed...
[19:56] <ericm> geirha - looking now
[19:57] <Mood> Daemon_: you are being too vague. your computer (and i) cannot read your mind. can you be more specific?
[19:57] <beamsjr> iop0 could not activate controller
[19:57] <BobAlmighty> Does anyone know of a way that I can get the serial numbers and firmware versions of a harddrive with out booting into something like seatools.
[19:57] <russia213> arvind_khadri: I Think so
[19:57] <Daemon_> mood how do you change the look of the screen that comes up after login?
[19:58] <ViperBorg_TERM> Daemon_: You mean the background wallpaper?
[19:58] <Mood> Daemon_: I already asked whether you just want to change your background image. Is that it?
[19:58] <Daemon_> its a blank screen
[19:58] <n8tuser> BobAlmighty -> you tried  sudo lshal   ?
[19:58] <Mood> Daemon_: What are you trying to achieve? What do you use Ubuntu for?
[19:58] <Daemon_> no before it loads desktop
[19:58] <tanto_> i'm having a problem with my ubuntu+screen+irssi character encoding, in ubuntu+screen it's turning a little dot in the center of the line into a block.. without screen it works great, but inside of screen it's all messed up
[19:58] <BobAlmighty> n8tuser: No, I'll see what that does
[19:58] <ViperBorg_TERM> Daemon_: I get what your talking about.
[19:59] <ViperBorg_TERM> I'll help him.
[19:59] <arvind_khadri> russia213, hmmm lets take a chance... setup (hd0,0)
[19:59] <Mood> ViperBorg: thanks :-)
[19:59] <Stroganoff> Daemon_: don't you have more important stuff to fix?
[19:59] <Daemon_> viperBorg geez do these guys even use linux lol
[19:59] <ViperBorg_TERM> Daemon_: Go to System > Administration > Login Window
[19:59] <russia213> arvind_khadri: I just checked it is on sda1 first partition
[19:59] <ViperBorg_TERM> Daemon_: Then click on the Local tab.
[19:59] <BobAlmighty> n8tuser: I don't have that tool.
[20:00] <Daemon_> no as a matter of fact my system works fine!
[20:00] <ViperBorg_TERM> Daemon_: Under the login style selection area, there is "Background Color", you can change what your looking for there.
[20:00] <n8tuser> BobAlmighty -> try to install it then
[20:00] <rakudave> flem0114: ah I see, I didn't know you were talking about a FAT drive. Then it makes sense that a "chmod" doesn't work. the mount permissions are used in /etc/fstab to describe the permissions for internal harddrives. you can add you external there and define new permissions. there is a thread on fstab at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=283131
[20:01] <BobAlmighty> n8tuser: Did an aptitude search, and didn't find anything. Is it a part of a package?
[20:01] <JeyPeyy> Hey there people! Why doesn't anyone update https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JauntyReleaseSchedule ? alpha 4 is out! http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/jaunty/alpha4
[20:01] <geirha> BobAlmighty: it's part of the package "hal"
[20:01] <n8tuser> BobAlmighty -> i thought that tool is there already. look around /usr/bin
[20:01] <arvind_khadri> russia213, ok... now type setup (hd0)
[20:01] <Pici> JeyPeyy: Because Jaunty is not intended for the masses. Please join #ubuntu+1 for discussion.
[20:01] <russia213> arvind_khadri: installed
[20:01] <ericm> geirha - how do I force a /dev/ mapping to a particular  UUID
[20:01] <flem0114> rakudave: great, that GUI Samba config tool is great!  I'll read through those forums, I have direction now.  Thanks for all of your help!
[20:01] <arvind_khadri> russia213, type quit and rebott
[20:02] <BobAlmighty> n8tuser: Installed. Yikes it spit out a lot of stuff :P
[20:02] <geirha> ericm: when you create a filesystem on a partition, it gets a UUID. That uuid will stay the same "forever" ... until you reformat that is.
[20:02] <verb3k> what's the command that shows the dependencies of a certain executable?
[20:02] <BobAlmighty> Sweet, looks like it'll list my disks.
[20:02] <n8tuser> verb3k -> ldd
[20:03] <verb3k> n8tuser, Thank you :)
[20:03] <JeyPeyy> Pici: I know it isn't for the masses, but still.. I try it on virtualbox. Ok, I'll join ubuntu+1
[20:03] <russia213> arvind_khadri:...error 21
[20:03] <rakudave> flem0114: no problem :-)
[20:03] <ericm> geirha - i have a utility that connects to a device through /dev/sdx...if the devices are connected in a different order on next boot, none of my scripts work
[20:04] <tanto_> ??
[20:04] <arvind_khadri> russia213, i am out of ideas and patience...sorry...may be try installing it in a different drive... a non removable one
[20:04] <ericm> geirha - cannot force app to use UUIDs
[20:04] <ericm> geirha - VMWare
[20:04] <geirha> ericm: then instruct it to use /dev/disk/by-uuid/... instead
[20:04] <geirha> ericm: or /dev/disk/by-label/... if you've given the filesystems labels
[20:05] <nathanhelp> how do I find menu.lst? Is that the correct file?
[20:05] <ericm> geirha - I need /dev/sdb to always be UUID x, it does not give the option to select by UUID
[20:05] <rcshah> a very very basic question from a total novice: I'm looking for a log file in a folder /.config/bin...  Using find, I know it is there, but I can't find /.config...Where is this?
[20:05] <Guest80877> hello everyone
[20:05] <racecar56> brb
[20:05] <nathanhelp> rcshah: using Gui?
[20:05] <rcshah> yes
[20:05] <Dan9311> Hey KDE
[20:06] <KDE4000> hey Dan9311
[20:06] <Dan9311> Ok, what do I ask?
[20:06] <KDE4000> so everyone, Dan9311 needs help with audio
[20:06] <nathanhelp> rcshah: view > show hidden files > should be in your home folder.
[20:06] <Neros> hey all... anyone use hte widget layer in compiz with screenlets?
[20:06] <KDE4000> he is using pulseaudio and its causing issues
[20:06] <elninja_> Does anyone know if there are counters for send/recv errors on USB interfaces, and how they can be viewed?
[20:06] <geirha> ericm: Hm. You'd probably have to create udev rules for it then. Don't know how to do that myself though.
[20:06] <JeyPeyy> Neros: I've tried, but it kinda sucks sometimes
[20:07] <Neros> so im noticing.. my question is... how can i have an aplet on my desktop.. but bring it to the front when i call up the eidget layer?
[20:07] <nathanhelp> rcshah: "./blah" folders are hidden because they are system folders or config. (usually not needed to be seen everyday)
[20:08] <Neros> nathanhelp I think you mean /.blah :P
[20:08] <nathanhelp> rcshah: Anything starting with a dot is hidden by default
[20:08] <Neros> ./blah is an sh script :D
[20:08] <Dan9311> Hey guys! I need some help. I'm running the newest version of Ubuntu. I'm having problems with my audio. When I start up, i hear that weird drum beat. But when I try to watch a movie or something I can hear anything. The weird thing is that I hear the skype sounds. How can I fix it so I hear audio all the time?
[20:08] <askand> Where is the irc-channel for brasero?
[20:09] <nathanhelp> Neros: Sorry yeah.
[20:09] <rcshah> nathanhelp, I found it! thanks!  Of course I need to look at this because a configuration went awry.  When redoing this, what is the best way to restart (ie in windows it is add remove program)...
[20:09] <nathanhelp> rcshah: Restart top right
[20:09] <nathanhelp> rcshah: If default themes and locations
[20:09] <Dan9311> Hey guys! I need some help. I'm running the newest version of Ubuntu. I'm having problems with my audio. When I start up, i hear that weird drum beat. But when I try to watch a movie or something I can hear anything. The weird thing is that I hear the skype sounds. How can I fix it so I hear audio all the time?
[20:09] <ozzloy> what does 'c' mean in the left hand column of an "aptitude search term"?
[20:09] <ozzloy> in the results?
[20:09] <beamsjr> quick question, can I use my 32 gig drive for / and my 400 gig raid 5 only for /var/www ?
[20:10] <KDE4000> i think pulse audio = fail
[20:10] <ozzloy> for example 'v' means virtual
[20:10] <rcshah> ok ok, but i dont' need to try and delete out folders before retrying?
[20:10] <Neros> beamsjr: yup sure can
[20:10] <racecar56> back
[20:10] <Neros> beamsjr: just mount your raid as /var/www
[20:10] <beamsjr> Neros: ok, great
[20:10] <Dan9311> Hey guys! I need some help. I'm running the newest version of Ubuntu. I'm having problems with my audio. When I start up, i hear that weird drum beat. But when I try to watch a movie or something I can hear anything. The weird thing is that I hear the skype sounds. How can I fix it so I hear audio all the time?
[20:10] <beamsjr> Thank you
[20:11] <Neros> beamsjr I take it youre doing a fresh install right?
[20:11] <beamsjr> yes
[20:11] <beamsjr> just do manual partition and make my raid /var/www ?
[20:11] <rcshah> another very basic question from total novice: I might not have been to clear, I ran ./Config on a source code.  That gave errors.  To retry should i wipe anything in particular?
[20:11] <dou213> hi guys, what is the maximum number of history-entries possible?
[20:11] <pike_> Dan9311: most likely just an audio setting in preferences of the app you are using to watch the movie i would think
[20:12] <^hashban1^> rcshah: what are you trying to build?
[20:12] <KDE4000> pike_: is it possible to remove pulseuadio entirely?
[20:12] <Neros> when youre installing and setting up your partitions just tell it to mount the 32gig as / and to mount the raid partition as /var/ww
[20:12] <Neros> all that can be done in the installer
[20:12] <rcshah> Geant4
[20:12] <^hashban1^> rcshah: is there a configure script?
[20:12] <geirha> dou213: history entries for what?
[20:12] <ezerhoden> KDE4000: yes it is
[20:12] <Squirrel_Z> how many clock ticks would 3 seconds be on a 32Mhz clock ?
[20:12] <rcshah> yes
[20:12] <nathanhelp> whats the terminal version of gedit?
[20:13] <beamsjr> should I make my swap on the mirror or the raid 5?
[20:13] <KDE4000> pike_: is there a good link for that for Dan9311?
[20:13] <^hashban1^> rcshah: ok do a `make clean`; ./configure
[20:13] <dou213> geirha, for the command line
[20:13] <KDE4000> pike_: i worked with him this morning and couldent get far with pulseaudio
[20:13] <Neros> make the swap on the same drive as / is what ive always done
[20:13] <SegFaultAX> Squirrel_Z: the oscilator is 18.2 ticks per second
[20:13] <Neros> shouldnt impact performance
[20:13] <Synx_hm> Anyone know how to install partimage on the 8.10 desktop live cd, apt-get install says 'Package partimage hsa no installation canidate'
[20:13] <pike_> Dan9311: click system --> preferences --> sound and use the test buttons there if you hear something its just a setting in the app if not you can choose another device in dropdown
[20:13] <Squirrel_Z> SegFaultAX, how did you get 18.2 ?
[20:13] <CrocoJet> why "NetworkManager Applet 0.7.0" (intrepid Ubuntu) is always requesting one networking address for wired connection" when I start one new session ?
[20:13] <Neros> you are installing ubuntu server edition right?
[20:13] <pike_> Dan9311: KDE4000 ah.. im not too familiar with pulse
[20:13] <SegFaultAX> Squirrel_Z: because it just is
[20:14] <ezerhoden> nathanhelp: nano is an easy to use editor
[20:14] <geirha> dou213: as much as you have space for I would imagine.
[20:14] <^hashban1^> brb
[20:14] <Squirrel_Z> isnt 32Mhz like 32 million ticks per second ?
[20:14] <SegFaultAX> nathanhelp: vim is better
[20:14] <rcshah> says "no rule to make target 'clean'
[20:14] <pike_> KDE4000: Dan9311 perhaps the wiki https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio
[20:14] <beamsjr> Yes
[20:14] <^hashbang^> rcshah: ok just run ./configure
[20:14] <JeyPeyy> There's a guy that doesn't stop asking me to share my desktop with him!
[20:14] <rdw200169> nathanhelp, learn nano first... i agree it's the easiest
[20:15] <CrocoJet> everyone here use DHCP?
[20:15] <beamsjr> Neros Yes server 64 bit
[20:15] <rcshah> ok, i will try..thanks!
[20:15] <janin> helle
[20:15] <^hashbang^> JeyPeyy: type /ignore "his nice"
[20:15] <janin> hello
[20:15] <SegFaultAX> nathanhelp: no, vim is better. nano sucks
[20:15] <^hashbang^> "nick"
[20:15] <geirha> dou213: run "man bash", then "/HISTFILESIZE"
[20:15] <JeyPeyy> athedsl-4490972.home.otenet.gr
[20:15] <janin> else?
[20:15] <Neros> beamsjr yeah that can all be done in the installer for sure
[20:15] <KDE4000> pike_: yet its enabled by default
[20:15] <^hashbang^> Vim Rules!!
[20:15] <rdw200169> SegFaultAX, this is not the place for that.
[20:15] <dou213> geirha, ok thx
[20:15] <SegFaultAX> rdw200169: its not the place for nano fanboys then either
[20:15] <FFForever> why do i have 2 hold a key to boot?
[20:15] <beamsjr> Neros :) Finally things are looking up for me thanks
[20:15] <ViperBorg_TERM> All right, I need help with something. Does anyone here know conky fairly well?
[20:15] <JeyPeyy> I can click on deny, but it's kinda annoying having that window popping up all the time
[20:16] <Neros> FFForever... you using an hp machine?
[20:16] <FFForever> (when i get to the ubuntu splash screen i have to hold a key for it to continue booting)
[20:16] <FFForever> Neros, yeah a dv6000
[20:16] <nathanhelp> I need some menu.lst help
[20:16] <^hashbang^> !grub
[20:16] <beamsjr> Neros Do I want the /Var/WWW to be Primary or logical?
[20:16] <^hashbang^> !grub | nathanhelp
[20:16] <TimothyA> what's the cli command to check how much a directory uses?
[20:16] <MichaelKohler> FFForever: I have a dv6000 too, but I don't have to hold a key at that moment
[20:17] <nathanhelp> I'm already editing, and have read that. I need specific help not the UBuntu forums.
[20:17] <Neros> FFForever: Unfortunately I have been troubleshooting htis with the new kernel... its jsut a bug it has been reported and is being worked on... the only thing to do for now is suck it up and hold down the key
[20:17] <^hashbang^> Timothya: du -csh  .
[20:17] <^hashbang^> nathanhelp: ok so what do you need?
[20:17] <Neros> beamsjr I would recommend logical in case you ever want to resize it.... just makes life easier
[20:17] <TJCRI> can anyone point me in the right direction to switch my kernel on 8.10 installation to 2.6.15-23 ?
[20:17] <TimothyA> thank you very much!
[20:17] <ViperBorg_TERM> I'll take that as a no. Thanks anyway. :P
[20:18] <^hashbang^> timothyA: np
[20:18] <nathanhelp> ^hashbang^:  I have three boots, I want Win XP to be the default boot in Grub. I see them, but dont know what number to set the default to.
[20:18] <nathanhelp> ^hashbang^: correction. 5 boots
[20:18] <FFForever> Neros, i have had to do this on EVERY kernel on 8.10..... 8.04 and 9.04 are fine (except 9.04 has no sound...)
[20:18] <^hashbang^> nathanhelp: use pastebin.com and then link that info here
[20:18] <nschembr_> I'm running ubuntu server.I want to install xterm without installing X11. Is there a way to use dpkg to install the base package and the dependances one at a time.
[20:19] <nathanhelp> ^hashbang^:  uh...I'll try..last i knew the other computer wasnt on the Net
[20:19] <rdw200169> nathanhelp, you can use the savedefault option to select the default boot option
[20:19] <^hashbang^> rdw2000169: nice... didn't know ubuntu had anything like that
[20:19] <scientes> whats the progrma that tells you what keys you are pressing?
[20:19] <Neros> FFForever & MichaelKohler: dv6000 is terribly innacurate.. the problem is with dv65xx series and above..... I would suggest that you simply tough it out and wait for the new release.... the audio problem will be fixed by then im sure the fact that you dont have to in 9.04 means that hte problem has been worked on and is makeing its way into the next release as a fix
[20:20] <nathanhelp> rdw200169: Yes but what does that mean? im editing at with Vim
[20:20] <rdw200169> ^hashbang^, it's more of a grub related thing
[20:20] <nathanhelp> how do I use it?
[20:20] <spill> i'm running 8.10 and every time I put it a blank cd it opens Brasero, anyone know how to change what program it auto loads.
[20:20] <FFForever> Neros 9.04 is a long ways away =P
[20:20] <nathanhelp> rdw200169: I see the savedefault...
[20:20] <psion> what configuration file can I set my static IP so that it's configured when I boot?
[20:21] <^hashbang^> nathanhelp: where is says "default num" if default 1 is there.. that means the second kernel listed. 0 is first..
[20:21] <nathanhelp> rdw200169: savedefault=true? for default boot?
[20:21] <yassine> good evening gents
[20:21] <Neros> FFForever Sad but true.... perhaps there will be an update released shortly then to fix it... but it is a problem that is well noted and being worked on... there is no solution currently
[20:21] <rdw200169> nathanhelp, http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/savedefault.html
[20:21] <flukxo> howdy, i'm thinking about building a new pc based on the amd dragon platform. are the ATI drivers good?
[20:21] <yassine> is there a way to resume kernel compilation  if it fails at some points ?
[20:21] <rdw200169> nathanhelp, http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/default.html#default
[20:21] <spill> i'm running 8.10 and every time I put it a blank cd it opens Brasero, anyone know how to change what program it auto loads.
[20:22] <FFForever> Neros =(, i thought bugs that affect a major brand/hardware/etc would get the most attention this problem was in the beta of 8.04 also they have had more then enough time to fix it....
[20:22] <Baatti> hi, I just replaced Evolution Mail client with Thunderbird, but now I can't get the Lightning software to use Google Calendar. My problem is I'm using a 64-bit version of Ubuntu 8.10. I can't find a 64-bit version of Lightning though. What is my solution?
[20:22] <[TK]D-Fender> hello, quick Q : I've just installed 8.10 x386 on an AMD-1100 PC w/ an AT Radeon AIW and the video performance is a bit kludgy even without effects.  /etc/xorg.conf doesn't look like any I've seen on other distro's and I can't seem to confirm what driver is being used, or what is suggested.
[20:22] <nathanhelp> ^hashbang^: so if my winxp boot is five...I ... rdw200169 I dont understand that. IT just looks like both are default.
[20:22] <SegFaultAX> flukxo: depends on how you define good. they work. how well is debatable depending on the build and which version of the os/kernel/drivers your using
[20:22] <Neros> FFForever  Ithink its jsut a resurfacing bug... actually it only affects a small percentage of the total users so it isnt exactly high priority
[20:23] <^hashbang^> nathanhelp: if you place default 5 then your default will change to winXP
[20:23] <rdw200169> nathanhelp, if you just want winxp to always be the default, you would set default 4 (0,1,2,3,4)
[20:23] <spill> i'm running 8.10 and every time I put it a blank cd it opens Brasero, anyone know how to change what program it auto loads.
[20:23] <FFForever> Neros but on the ubuntu bug terms it would be a high priority since it does prevent new users from using ubuntu....
[20:23] <nathanhelp> where do I place it?
[20:23] <Stroganoff> [TK]D-Fender, use the restricted driver manager to install ATI's driver
[20:23] <emehrkay> I have a question about installing Ubutntu as a vm on my OS X box
[20:23] <nathanhelp> just cahnge "default" value?
[20:23] <Neros> [TK]D-Fender The new xorg is being more smart about hardware use the restricted drivers
[20:23] <nathanhelp> *change
[20:23] <^hashbang^> nathanhelp: yes
[20:23] <^hashbang^> nathanhelp: default 4
[20:24] <Neros> FFForever No.... it does not prevent.... it merely annoys... I will agree that it is a pain to hold down that key for all of 8 seconds but it could be much worse.....
[20:24] <^hashbang^> also, might want to make a backup copy of menu.1st just in case =)
[20:24] <nathanhelp> Uncomment hiddenmenu?
[20:24] <rdw200169> nathanhelp, savedefault works a little differently, it lets you set it to remember the last booted os
[20:24] <nathanhelp> lol true
[20:24] <[TK]D-Fender> Stroganoff: When I go in there isn't anything there...
[20:24] <thedaytripper> PHILIPPINES anyone?
[20:24] <nathanhelp> rdw200169: Ah. then that isnt necessary in my case. thanks anyway.
[20:25] <emehrkay> I have a bunch of virtual named hosts set up on my osx install so that i can type in 'sitename.test' and it takes me to testing files. Can I do something with my Ubuntu vm that will allow the same sort of activity?
[20:25] <psion> my network configuration doesn't save after reboot... where's the config for it located?
[20:25] <flukxo> SegFaultAX: phenom II 940 + 790GX northbridge + SB750 southbridge + ubuntu intrepid
[20:25] <Baatti> nevermind, just got it
[20:25] <flukxo> SegFaultAX: never used ati drivers on linux though
[20:25] <FFForever> Neros, if i didn't know anything about linux and i was going 2 use ubuntu holding a key EVERY boot would piss me off enough 2 not use it....
[20:25] <nathanhelp> ^hashbang^: rdw200169: Safe to uncomment hiddenmenu?
[20:26] <flukxo> SegFaultAX: but not very happy with nvidia either
[20:26] <^hashbang^> nathahelp: I'd leave it alone.. not needed for what you are doing...
[20:26] <programmer> anyone online
[20:26] <nathanhelp> ^hashbang^: I dont want the menu to appear.
[20:26] <^hashbang^> nathahelp: well, then again, you can open it up.. you will seee all your grub boot chocies
[20:26] <programmer> I have user in the school but when  I open firefox write firefox already running, because I forgoten to close before. how to kill firefox
[20:27] <^hashbang^> nathahelp: oh.. ok then yea... use it... mine is set by default
[20:27] <[TK]D-Fender> Stroganoff: In Synaptic I see xserver-xorg-video-ati & radeon as installed, but not sure whats in effect
[20:27] <thedaytripper> hello guys
[20:27] <rdw200169> nathanhelp, yes, you can uncomment it, then it just tells you to hit a key to see the menu during boot-up
[20:28] <rdw200169> nathanhelp, you can also just set a shorter timeout... if you don't do anything, the timeout selects the default
[20:28] <Neros> FForever yes I agree... but.... that is the state of the problem... if it still upsets you then perhaps you should try to fix it.... my only recommendation is to use the kernel from 9.04 or be on the bleeding edge an duse 9.04 nightly build :P
[20:28] <Stroganoff> [TK]D-Fender, sry can't help you.
[20:29] <spill> i'm running 8.10 and every time I put it a blank cd it opens Brasero, anyone know how to change what program it auto loads.
[20:29] <nightrid3r> programmer: ps aux | grep firefox will give you the pid's the kill pidnumber
[20:29] <^hashbang^> FForever: or if your really into it.. grab the src from kernel.org and roll your own kernel
[20:29] <Neros> [TK]D-Fender... Try getting the binaries from ATI and following their installation method
[20:30] <^hashbang^> !ati |[TK]D-Fender
[20:30] <[TK]D-Fender> Neros: When i suggested that for my home system I got jumped on :)
[20:30] <nathanhelp> rdw200169: How do i quit from Vim?
[20:30] <^hashbang^> nathanhelp: :wq!
[20:30] <psion> programmer: another way is just to sudo killall firefox
[20:30] <scientes> whats the progrma that tells you what keys you are pressing?
[20:30] <Neros> ^hasbag^ that was my next suggestion.... the MCP67 southbridge in these laptops seems to be particularly hateful to all unixes.... i tried following the OSX86 project but the southbridge impeedes the boot
[20:31] <[TK]D-Fender> ^hashbang^: Great, good looking doc, I'm sure I've got good odds it covers the one I need!
[20:31] <Neros> ^hashbang^ that was my next suggestion.... the MCP67 southbridge in these laptops seems to be particularly hateful to all unixes.... i tried following the OSX86 project but the southbridge impeedes the boot
[20:31] <[TK]D-Fender> ^hashbang^: I'll beat myself over the head with it for a while...
[20:31] <^hashbang^> Neros: yes I know about that all to well. =) we have a product here that we are using with southbridge and well... we rolled our own =)
[20:31] <nightrid3r> psion: i suppose he's on a terminal server at school so he won't have root access
[20:31] <psion> ah, didn't catch that part
[20:31] <^hashbang^> [TK]D-Fender: ok good luck and don't hurt your head to hard!
[20:32] <Neros> ^hashbang^ that solved the boot problem?
[20:32] <[TK]D-Fender> ^hashbang^: I heal quick :)
[20:32] <[TK]D-Fender> ok, off for now, thanks all!
[20:32] <hoonteke> I just tried to install the 180 version of the Nvidia drivers.  Now I'm unable to use the nvidia drivers as X refuses to start.  I'm fairly fluent when it comes to messing with xorg.conf stuff, so now I just want to go back to the working 177 versions.  That also seems to not work now, however
[20:32] <^hashbang^> Neros: yes
[20:32] <hoonteke> short of a  reinstall of my / (system) partition, what would be the quickest way to get back use of the nvidia driver for my 3d support/acceleration?
[20:32] <Neros> hoonteke do you get a black screen on login but you can still hear the sounds?
[20:33] <wolfeySI> hoonteke 'envy' tool ?
[20:33] <hoonteke> Neros: no, X tries to start, and I even see the Nvidia logo flash, but then it drops back to a tty
[20:33] <psion> about xorg.conf, has it changed significantly? mine was the auto generated one and it looks empty
[20:33] <Neros> hoonteke what kind of error?
[20:33] <^hashbang^> hoonteke: run sudo nvidia-xconfig and then startx
[20:33] <Neros> psion yes it has.... alot more hardware is being autodetected at boot allowing for some more flexibility
[20:33] <hoonteke> ^hashbang^: did not try that ...
[20:34] <hoonteke> Neros: basically couldn't find screen
[20:34] <^hashbang^> hoonteke: it will create a backup of /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[20:34] <hoonteke> the error messages were pretty non descript
[20:34] <hoonteke> I tried both with my old xorg.conf file
[20:34] <hoonteke> and a new one
[20:34] <rcshah> seems to have worked, thanks hashbang
[20:34] <Neros> ^hashbang^ so you got a link to a good guide on compiling youre own kernel? I'd really like to fix this problem but I have never compiled my own kernel
[20:34] <^hashbang^> rcshah: woot! congratz man =)
[20:34] <hoonteke> psion: I tried a bunch of different ones, including the old working one, and removing it entirely
[20:35] <hoonteke> ^hashbang^: I'll go try the nvidia-xconfig, haven't tired that
[20:35] <hoonteke> thanks al;l
[20:35] <hoonteke> back in a few with success or failure story
[20:35] <^hashbang^> Neros: hmm. well not really.. let me poke around for something for ya
[20:35] <Neros> ^hashbang^ thanks man
[20:35] <psion> Neros: ah, gotcha.  it seems foreign to me now though and I can't get a secondary monitor working :\
[20:36] <^hashbang^> Neros: try this http://www.linuxforums.org/desktop/the_newbies_guide_to_compiling_your_first_kernel.html
[20:36] <Neros> psion: ati or nvidia?
[20:36] <Neros> ^hashbang^ lol how convienient and appropriate :P thanks
[20:36] <psion> neros: nvidia, I have messed with nvidia-settings, but to no avail
[20:36] <^hashbang^> Neros: np... anytime
[20:36] <^hashbang^> psion: what's going on?
[20:36] <^hashbang^> psion: I didn't catch your posts srry
[20:37] <spill> i'm running 8.10 and every time I put it a blank cd it opens Brasero, anyone know how to change what program it auto loads.
[20:37] <psion> Neros: my monitor is fully detected, I set it up to use it's own x, it tells me to restart x.  I save the changes and restart x and nothing has changed
[20:37] <^hashbang^> spill: sorry man... try googling that same question.
[20:37] <psion> and yes, I gksudo'd nvidia-settings so it should have no problem saving
[20:37] <^hashbang^> psion: how are you setting it up?
[20:37] <dede43> hi guys, in which package is rpc/rpc.h ?
[20:37] <yassine> any with a hint for this error guys: /usr/src/linux-2.6.27-xen.hg/mm/slub.c:3332: error: redefinition of ‘__kmalloc_track_caller’
[20:38] <yassine> s/any/anyone/
[20:38] <Neros> sorry psion maybe hash can help ya... my nvidia settings just works
[20:38] <nathanhelp> rdw200169: Number 4 is incorrect. 0 is defulat if not used, but it seems to count from 1,2,3,4,5
[20:38] <^hashbang^> psion: ok good..when you set the monitor to use it's ok X did you hit "apply" then save?
[20:38] <psion> ^hashbang^: I'm setting it up as a seperate x screen with nvidia-settings
[20:38] <nathanhelp> *default
[20:39] <psion> ^hashbang^: yes, I tried it several ways several times, but none did anything different as far as the outcome
[20:39] <^hashbang^> psion: yea no worries.. I have dual displays with my quadro fx here..
[20:39] <dede43> hi guys, in which package is rpc/rpc.h ?
[20:39] <^hashbang^> psion: hmm
[20:39] <^hashbang^> psion: 1 sec
[20:39] <psion> ^hashbang^: ok
[20:40] <^hashbang^> psion: you only have 1 monitor? or 2? and your trying to use "Separate X Screen"
[20:40] <psion> this is a laptop, I've got the lcd built in and a second lcd monitor.  and yes, seperate x screen
[20:41] <Davedan> if I'm writing a package that will be installed with apt-get, does it have to be GPL?
[20:41] <^hashbang^> psion: check out this link and compair it to your xorg.conf http://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/1.0-9755/README/appendix-p.html
[20:41] <Davedan> could it be properiaty?
[20:41] <psion> ok
[20:42] <Hannes1> Anyone know how to install a visualbox to wubi (ubuntu) ?
[20:42] <^hashbang^> what's wubi?
[20:42] <Hannes1> a thing that lets u use ubuntu on ur windows computer
[20:43] <^hashbang^> oh like vmware
[20:43] <Hannes1> i dont know :P
[20:43] <Hannes1> u good with ubuntu?
[20:43] <psion> ^hashbang^: wubi is the windows based installer that doesn't require a partition
[20:43] <nicoAMG> http://wubi-installer.org/
[20:44] <Hannes1> Anyone know how i could make my programming programs work on ubuntu?
[20:44] <hoonteke> ^hashbang^: no love.  http://rafb.net/p/QpVGni31.html  It's like it dies, as the backtrace (at the bottom) is empty.
[20:44] <psion> ^hashbang^: lol that looks nothing like my xorg.conf, holdon I will upload it.  I was incredibly surprised when I looked at mine for the first time, it has like nothing in it
[20:44] <^hashbang^> psion: oh. ok cool, didn't know such a thing was there for ubuntu =)
[20:44] <con-man> #nerdpickuplines Hey baby, how about we sudo -rm yourpants ?
[20:45] <pike_> Hannes1: can you be more specific?
[20:45] <nathanhelp> lol Evo wont let me remove it. Sounds like explorer :D
[20:46] <^hashbang^> hoonteke: dude.. that's very very strange... what driver are you using? 177?
[20:46] <hoonteke> at the moment, yes
[20:46] <psion> ^hashbang^: http://www.roamn.net/~psion/xorg.conf
[20:46] <hoonteke> and what's strange, it *used* to work before I messed with installing 180 ... this morning
[20:46] <hoonteke> well, not strange, telling
[20:46] <^hashbang^> hoonteke: hmm
[20:46] <^hashbang^> psion: doh!
[20:46] <TelQuel> hey, anyone here got a moment to help me with a small problem I'm having with recording from my microphone?
[20:46] <^hashbang^> psion: that's funny =)
[20:46] <hoonteke> ^hashbang^: but I don't know what the nvidia installer does, so I don't know what to do to undo it.
[20:46] <psion> lol
[20:47] <psion> heh, yeah
[20:47] <psion> ^hashbang^: it's sad but I actually laughed when I looked at it for the first time
[20:47] <Bribles> Is there a way to make apt-get ignore a package that needs re-installation?  holding adn pinning don't seem to work. http://bribles.pastebin.com/m4402c666
[20:47] <^hashbang^> hoonteke: the package that comes with ubuntu is a .deb installer so it does stuff differently than if you where to download and install the nvidia driver from nvidia
[20:48] <hoonteke> makes sense ...
[20:48] <^hashbang^> psion: yea I would too, then a ton of question would start to come up.. =)
[20:48] <hoonteke> the question is what...
[20:48] <TelQuel> My microphone works in skype but when I try to record sound onto my hard-drive using audio software it says my settings are invalid. What's the deal?
[20:48] <karim> can someone help me install wireless on my dell insperon 6400???
[20:49] <pike_> Hannes1: dreamweaver might be tougher but see http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iVersionId=3482  komodo should just be a sudo apt-get install komodo
[20:49] <hoonteke> hmm, I think I may just do a quick wipe / reinstall of my system partition
[20:49] <hoonteke> thank goodness for different partitions
[20:49] <hoonteke> quickest route from point a to point b
[20:49] <^hashbang^> see I'm from the redhat side of linux, I've just moved over to the debain/ubuntu side because well, it's better so the way I would normally install the nvidia drivers is alot different.. I would have the kernel source in /usr/src/linux for my running kernel then I would download and run the nvidia install in runlevel 3
[20:49] <pike_> Hannes1: see http://www.linuxrsp.ru/win-lin-soft/table-eng.html  which is kinda a list of win app and then linux equivalent
[20:49] <Guest48364> can someone help me install wireless on my dell insperon 6400???
[20:49] <psion> ^hashbang^: I don't know how it works without a ServerLayout section
[20:50] <^hashbang^> psion: yea I don't either... hidden macros or something
[20:50] <gngkai> hi
[20:50] <Hannes1> nice, isint it possible to make a 'viritualbox' and run any windows program in there?
[20:50] <gngkai> core2 duo @2.50Ghz laptop asus m50s
[20:50] <^hashbang^> psion: no pointer section, or keyboard... no nothing lmao
[20:50] <Guest48364> can someone help me install wireless on my dell insperon 6400???
[20:50] <gngkai> cpu temp reach over 80'
[20:50] <gngkai> isn't it too high?
[20:50] <nightrid3r> Guest48364: maybe if you tel us more about your wifi card and your problem
[20:51] <Grim76__> Is there a way to tell what the version number of a module is that is loaded?  modinfo does not appear to return the module version information.
[20:51] <^hashbang^> gngkai: that C or F for temp
[20:51] <gngkai> ^hashbang^: C
[20:51] <Guest48364> I don;t know how to find out on ubuntu, only wndows, but it's broadcom or something like tat
[20:51] <psion> ^hashbang^: yet it all works perfectly fine, that's what's weird.  even my side mouse buttons
[20:51] <^hashbang^> gngkai: yea i'd say that was a bit hot
[20:51] <^hashbang^> psion: that's just flat out spooky
[20:52] <gngkai> ^hashbang^> I measue it through acpi
[20:52] <^hashbang^> psion: lol
[20:52] <Guest48364> when I follow tutorials it says can not uninstall because I have different distributions in different places
[20:52] <^hashbang^> gngkai: ah.. I've used windbond and lmsensors...
[20:52] <^hashbang^> gngkai: thats about it tho
[20:52] <gngkai> ^hashbang^:  normally is 54' but if I start some application it raises to over 80
[20:53] <^hashbang^> gngkai: hmm, this happen right after a fresh boot?
[20:54] <psion> ^hashbang^: do you recall where in /proc I could find the BUSID of my video card?
[20:54] <gngkai> ^hashbang^>: usually it's at 54C, like now
[20:54] <gngkai> if I start for example xmame, then it raise to 80
[20:55] <psycho> hi all
[20:55] <Hannes1> hello
[20:55] <sufriaensilencio> hi
[20:55] <psycho> is it possible to get some help on this channel, or do i have to go to another channel?
[20:56] <scunizi> !ask | psycho
[20:56] <psycho> ok :)
[20:57] <gngkai> cannot load module coretemp for lm-sensors
[20:57] <psycho> I just installed ubuntu on my PC and got problems with my screen resolution. I have a geforce 9400 gt and I would like to work with a resolution of 1280 x 1040
[20:57] <gngkai> it says FATAL: Error inserting coretemp No such device
[20:57] <dennda> psycho: Install the driver.
[20:57] <gngkai> still it's a Intel Core family thermal sensor
[20:58] <psycho> dennda, i did, but the resolution i would like to use isn't in the list. beside it's at 60 hez and i'd like to use 80 hz
[20:59] <scunizi> psycho: you might be able to find the driver by going to System>Administration>Hardware drivers.. after installation/activation there restart the machine.. if the resolution hasn't changed to the native then install, nvidia-settings.  From there you'll have access to resoution & hz settings.
[20:59] <Truefire> irc://irc.gg-center.net/paintball
[21:01] <psycho> actually the tool seems to be installed. I have System -> Administration -> Nvidia x server settings. it's in there I'm unable to set the correct resolution. DO you still recommend me to install nvidia-settings?
[21:01] <scunizi> psycho: yes
[21:01] <psycho> ok, i will
[21:02] <Hannes1> hmm, i just downloaded a program called Komodo from the web, how do i install it?
[21:02] <Kryzler> what form is it in?
[21:02] <Kryzler> Is it the binaries or what?
[21:02] <DIFH-iceroot> Hannes1: this? kmd - Komodo Manchester Debugger
[21:02] <Ultraputz> how do you turn off that pc-speaker sounding error beep?
[21:02] <psycho> seems like nvidia-settings is already installed. do i have to re-install it?
[21:03] <Hannes1> nop, its a text programm for programming
[21:03] <Ultraputz> (8.10)
[21:03] <Hannes1> Komodo Edit
[21:03] <banttu> Hey I need help
[21:03] <banttu> I wonna download gammu
[21:03] <dennda> psycho: no, just run it
[21:03] <dennda> psycho: alt+f2 -> gksu nvidia-settings
[21:04] <Hannes1> i dont know what cind of installation it is :P .tar.gz file
[21:04] <psycho> ah thx, i'll try
[21:04] <banttu> I need to update my sources.list
[21:04] <banttu> Anybody that could suggest anything?
[21:05] <banttu> Come onnnn
[21:05] <psycho> ok, thta's the Nvidia x server settings. That's where i'm unable to see the 1280x1024@80 setting
[21:05] <pike_> banttu: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list  make sure to do a sudo apt-get update after you edit for the changed to take affect. also might want to create a backup copy of your current file
[21:05] <askand> Where is the irc-channel for brasero? Or is there any braseropeople around here
[21:05] <banttu> Help
[21:05] <Leon_Nardella> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/debconf/+question/60052 <-- Any suggestions?
[21:05] <archman_> banttu: sudo apt-get update ?
[21:05] <psycho> as the resolution isn't in the list, is there any way to get it in ?
[21:06] <banttu> pike and arch man...I need to get a repo
[21:06] <pike_> Hannes1: sudo apt-get install kmd i believe
[21:06] <banttu> I already know the whole sudo apt-get update routine :)
[21:06] <Hannes1> is there some list of famous programms and what to write in the terminal to install them?
[21:06] <pike_> banttu: you can do this in the gui too. system --> admin --> synapic then tools repos or somesuch
[21:07] <quentusrex> Does anyone know of a tutorial for 8.04 that shows how to properly setup samba?
[21:07] <banttu> lemmi try synaptic....
[21:07] <quentusrex> I need to replace my 6.04 server that's been running samba happily for a few years now...
[21:08] <banttu> quent...in ubuntu unlke other distros samba is almost automatic...
[21:08] <Ahmuck> !jaunty
[21:08] <uffo> hello how i can fix synaptic package manager that shows lot of errors and i cannot install anything, it even CANNOT FIX, please give simple solution or i just reinstall whole ubuntu
[21:09] <Grim76__> Is there a way to tell what the version number of a module is that is loaded?  modinfo does not appear to return the module version information.
[21:09] <quentusrex> banttu: I realize it is, but I like having a tutorial handy
[21:09] <IntuitiveNipple> Leon_Nardella: Why not remove all the "sudo" calls in the script and run the script with sudo ?
[21:09] <banttu> the samba service is started at startup I should think
[21:09] <neuratix> anyone know anything about autodesk maya freezing all input to the os except mouse movement when using the right-click-menu?
[21:09] <quentusrex> banttu: my setup is that everyone on the network should have full read write access...
[21:09] <quentusrex> banttu: I need to create a samba share, from the command line.
[21:09] <Leon_Nardella> IntuitiveNipple: Because the script takes a long time to execute, longer than the sudo timeout to remember the password.
[21:09] <quentusrex> there won't be a head on this machine.
[21:09] <banttu> I have a bunch of tutorials...
[21:10] <banttu> quent edit the smb.conf file
[21:10] <melwtech35> someone is hacking my computer, where do i report the IP
[21:10] <banttu> do man smb.conf
[21:10] <IntuitiveNipple> Leon_Nardella: Once the script starts, it runs with su privileges - no time-out applies
[21:10] <Grim76__> melwtech35, to their isp
[21:10] <psycho> does anyone know how to add a custom resolution/frequency to the "Nvidia x server settings" ?
[21:10] <IntuitiveNipple> Leon_Nardella: in other words, "sudo post-install.sh"
[21:10] <banttu> It should have everything you need
[21:10] <SPhcT> HELLO
[21:11] <quentusrex> banttu: there is no man entry for smb.conf
[21:11] <melwtech35> Grim76__, its not in my country, how can i find their ISP?
[21:11] <Leon_Nardella> IntuitiveNipple: Doesn't work. Try it yourself.
[21:11] <Grim76__> melwtech35, There are place on the net that will tell you where the IP address goes back to.
[21:11] <banttu> How come?
[21:11] <DayOldPorridge> Is there a good camera viewer for openbox?
[21:11] <melwtech35> Grim76__, like dnsstuff.  i did that it just says "EU"
[21:12] <banttu> Ok. Go to packages.ubuntu.com/dapper and poke your nose around there, you're bound to get somethig
[21:12] <IntuitiveNipple> Leon_Nardella: I do all the while... as I said, *remove* all the "sudo" commands from inside the script
[21:12] <melwtech35> traces back to www.gandi.net
[21:12] <banttu> BRB
[21:13] <Leon_Nardella> IntuitiveNipple: OK. I'll try once more to be sure.
[21:13] <SPhcT> HMM,
[21:14] <Grim76__> melwtech35, Try a whois on the ip address and most of them have an abuse email address in the information.
[21:14] <derspankster> anyone have any idea why I get no DVI output when X starts?
[21:15] <mib_dnr9ayye> hello
[21:15] <uffo>  hello how i can fix synaptic package manager that shows lot of errors and i cannot install anything, it even CANNOT FIX, please give simple solution or i just reinstall whole ubuntu - or i start deleting all files that contains word apt
[21:15] <melwtech35> Grim76__, i found a phone number, its in france so i will have to wait for my colegue who can speak french
[21:15] <Grim76__> melwtech35, ok
[21:16] <AlabamaHit> In your option what is the best Dock station to use?
[21:16] <guntbert> !best | AlabamaHit
[21:17] <MNZ> are there any meta packages that download a bunch of gtk and emerald themes?
[21:18] <nat2610> how do you know the size of your swap ?
[21:18] <mib_dnr9ayye> hello, where are ubuntu support in spanish
[21:18] <AlabamaHit> guntbert: how do i ask a bot a question?
[21:18] <dennda> nat2610: sudo fdisk -l
[21:19] <guntbert> !es | mib_dnr9ayye
[21:19] <oCean_> nat2610: "free" command
[21:19] <oCean_> nat2610: "swapon -s" specifies per swapdevice
[21:19] <derspankster> ! nvidia
[21:20] <psycho> thx ubotto
[21:20] <Jewbacca> oh hi, on xp i shoutcast games using winamp, what are my options on ubuntu? :>
[21:20] <IntuitiveNipple> nat2610: cat /proc/swaps
[21:20] <guntbert> AlabamaHit: this channel is for ubuntu support, not for "general" questions, you can talk to ubottu in "private" with /msg ubottu help
[21:21] <CmdPrmtMdnss> anyone have any prob upgrading to 8.10 from 8.04
[21:21] <mib_dnr9ayye> ubottu, gracias ppor el link, te debo una compadre
[21:21] <AlabamaHit> guntbert: God forbid eveyone don't know as much as you.
[21:22] <CmdPrmtMdnss> anyone have any prob upgrading to 8.10 from 8.04
[21:22] <aroach31291> hi
[21:22] <IntuitiveNipple> CmdPrmtMdnss: Thanks for asking; no :)
[21:23] <aroach31291> i don't have the latest version of ubuntu, but select multiple files and right click > properties
[21:23] <aroach31291> it should say "totalling" and not "totaling"
[21:23] <aroach31291> it does*
[21:23] <aroach31291> not should
[21:23] <guntbert> !enter | aroach31291
[21:23] <Davedan> can you recommend an app that I can use to backup my ubuntu computer? something like ghost
[21:23] <aroach31291> ok, well totaling is spelled wrong, just letting you know
[21:24] <uffo> i reinstalled system, looks like ubuntu biggest fault is that if apt is damaged then only option is to reinstall
[21:24] <CmdPrmtMdnss> intuitivenipple haha
[21:24] <racecar56> gtg, i might be on my laptop
[21:24] <guntbert> aroach31291: this is a support channel, not for bug reports
[21:24] <scunizi> Davedan: partimage which is available in the repos and as a live cd called Rescue CD
[21:25] <Davedan> scunizi: thanks
[21:25] <IntuitiveNipple> Davedan: Or the raw way, use "dd"
[21:25] <Davedan> dd?
[21:25] <stefg> !backup | Davedan
[21:25] <Davedan> thanks
[21:26] <IntuitiveNipple> Davedan: yes... try "man dd" for more info... the power-pack for many data-moving jobs
[21:26] <Davedan> I'll read that. just looking for an easy one :)
[21:26] <guntbert> uffo: how does one "damage" apt?
[21:27] <adaptr> guntbert: simple. rm -f `which apt-get`
[21:27] <IntuitiveNipple> Davedan: As a simple example (but please don't try this until you understand it) you could do "dd if=/dev/sdz1 | gzip drive-sdz1-compressed.gz" and compress the entire file-system from sdz1 into a file
[21:27] <GaMbi_DK> damn.. first real problem in 2 month of ubuntu 8.10 (for me atleast;) I logged windows XP to check some stuff.. when I logged back onto ubuntu I was unable to go to my shared drive.. "you are not privileged to mount the volume 'HUUUGE'" ( HUUUGE being my shared device) anyone knows what might be wrong? :O
[21:27] <Davedan> k
[21:27] <^hashbang^> what's the volume control app for 8.10
[21:27] <guntbert> adaptr: ;-)
[21:28] <Jewbacca> on xp when i wanted to connect to a radio and shoutcast, i used winamp + plug in, what can i do in ubuntu ?
[21:28] <cheeky> hello, can anyone help me with my xorg.conf file, the motherboard i am using is a Intel Desktop Board DG45ID, and i dunno what i need to do so it makes use of the  Intel i810 driver. i am currently using ubuntu 8.10 please some one help me , i cant code everything looks so big.  here is my xorg.conf file its pretty empty :  http://pastebin.com/m30156d9  please some one help me.
[21:29] <GaMbi_DK> ^hashbang^, if talking to me.. I got no idea :)
[21:29] <Jeruvy> GaMbi_DK: what can you tell us about your permissions?
[21:29] <buiu> FUCK!
[21:29] <buiu> STOP TYPING CRAP!
[21:29] <FloodBot1> buiu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:29] <Jeruvy> !language | buiu
[21:29] <GaMbi_DK> Jeruvy, ben able to go to any of my paritisions right from the start.. I got root
[21:30] <mr951> 8.10 server, text-mode login accepts correct user/pass w/o error but no shell, just username prompt again.....worked ok yesterday.
[21:30] <Grim76__> Jewbacca, did you look at icecast http://www.icecast.org/
[21:30] <thorsten11> Jewbacca: have you tried vlc?  I'm not sure how it is with shoutcast but i have used it to stream radio before
[21:30] <_lumm> could anyone give me a hint on how to create more then 7-8 loop-aes devices.?
[21:30] <uffo> guntbert: i tried install packages at once but after that even synaptic did not worked and option to fix broken packages did not work too - now is late and i reinstalled system
[21:30] <adaptr> mr951: boot into rescue mode and examine /etc/passwd to see if you HAVE a shell
[21:30] <Jeruvy> GaMbi_DK: how are you authenticating?  Guest or user permissions?
[21:30] <IntuitiveNipple> mr951: Could it have run out of disk space on /tmp/ or /var/ ?
[21:30] <niklauz> it seems like this chan grows by 400 hundred ppl after every release :)
[21:31] <mr951> shell is there. Log file I can check?
[21:31] <niklauz> i remember when it was still around 600
[21:31] <buiu> STOP TYPING CRAP!
[21:31] <_lumm> How to Mount more than 8 loopback devices??
[21:31] <mr951> Problem exists for all usernames
[21:31] <GaMbi_DK> Jeruvy, user I guess.. my own private computer..
[21:31] <Jewbacca> Grim76__: which file there am i suppose to download ?
[21:32] <Jeruvy> GaMbi_DK: I need you to check or know.  If you don't I cannot troubleshoot (it doesn't work).
[21:32] <buiu> _|_
[21:32] <IntuitiveNipple> _lumm: tell the loop device module how many you want when it starts: see "modinfo loop"
[21:32] <Pici> buiu: Do you have anything to contribute to this support channel?
[21:32] <guntbert> uffo: so by now its ok again? (after reinstall?)
[21:32] <GaMbi_DK> Jeruvy, never thought about auth since I never had any problems with access for anything at all.. where do I check?
[21:32] <Grim76__> Jewbacca, you might want to see if you can install it through apt, I was just pointing you to something that looked similar to what you were asking for.
[21:32] <IntuitiveNipple> _lumm: You can add the option to the /etc/modprobe.d/options file to take effect on every boot
[21:32] <buiu> Yeah! My PENIS!!!!
[21:33] <Jewbacca> Grim76__: yea i already did apt-cache but i found many results :>
[21:33] <Jewbacca> Grim76__: how can i know which one is the right one?
[21:33] <Ultraputz> how do you change the error beep in intrepid ?
[21:33] <buiu> 1m back
[21:33] <Ultraputz> jewbacca -- rockin' handle. :-)
[21:33] <Jewbacca> what does that mean Ultraputz
[21:34] <Ultraputz> "nice screen name"
[21:34] <Javier> hello, i've got a question, is there a chance to have permanently a drive tied to linux... i've got two hard drives, and all my music is in the second one, and i was wandering if i have to search the drive all the times in order to listen to it
[21:34] <Javier> thanks
[21:34] <Jewbacca> Ultraputz: and what does that mean? :D
[21:34] <Jeruvy> GaMbi_DK: you can check the /etc/samba/smb.conf for configuration details
[21:34] <Grim76__> Jewbacca, looks like there is one that is the right one.  Look at icecast-server that looks like a pretty solid choice.
[21:34] <uffo> guntbert: yes it will be fine but 3 hours of customisation work is lost thanks to stupid apt system that was failed, i cant even install packages even more.
[21:34] <mindframe-> is there a way to install nvidia beta drivers from a ubuntu repo?
[21:34] <Jeruvy> !samba > GaMbi_DK
[21:34] <Ultraputz> jewbacca -- the secrets of the pyramids, if only you could understand it. :-)
[21:34] <buiu> OMG! STOP FUCK UP!!!!!!!!!
[21:34] <prince_jammys> Pici: bazhang : tritium : ^ buiu
[21:35] <_lumm> thanks IntuitiveNipple
[21:35] <Jewbacca> Ultraputz: i read bizzar articals about how the atlantis ppl built them ^_^
[21:35] <Jewbacca> Ultraputz: trough a star gate :p
[21:35] <Leon_Nardella> IntuitiveNipple: Is this the same thing partimage does?
[21:35] <Leon_Nardella> IntuitiveNipple: Er.. Sorry.
[21:36] <mr951> "df -al" is good, plenty of space
[21:36] <_VIM_> !fstab | Javier (this might help)...
[21:36]  * IntuitiveNipple is confusulated
[21:36] <AnarchyAngel> is there a ubuntu help chan?
[21:36] <guntbert> uffo: I don't think you should blame apt, you must have done something serious to the packaging system, next time do ask for support a bit earler :)
[21:37] <guntbert> AnarchyAngel: its here :)
[21:37] <AnarchyAngel> oh ok
[21:37] <Javier> Thanks VIM and ubottu
[21:37] <Truefire> lol
[21:37] <_VIM_> Javier: ubottu is a bot, but you're welcome :)
[21:37] <AnarchyAngel> how can i get ubuntu 8.10 to keep my wep keys?
[21:38] <IntuitiveNipple> mr951: user's home directory permissions? Have you looked at /var/log/auth.log, and syslog, for any PAM-related problems?
[21:38] <uffo> guntbert: i tried to searc and all with these problems was unresolved from what i found from google, i hope ubuntu 9.04 has more robust
[21:38] <GaMbi_DK> Jeruvy, thats nice.. I dont know what half of the lines in smb.conf means :) anyways.. the ones that matters looks fine.. but guess I will try on forums
[21:38] <AnarchyAngel> i have two places i use my laptop, work and home, putting the wep key each time i move is getting old
[21:38] <oCean_> mr951: how did you see the df output as all accounts face same problem?
[21:38] <Jeruvy> GaMbi_DK: use the how-to's ubottu point at for good directions for setting up samba.
[21:39] <guntbert> AnarchyAngel: usually the keys are stored in the default key ring
[21:39] <AnarchyAngel> hmm so it dont save them in network manager like 8.04 did?
[21:39] <GaMbi_DK> Jeruvy, I will look that up.. thx for your time :)
[21:39] <IntuitiveNipple> AnarchyAngel: NetworkManager should save them in the user's default key-ring. As long as that is being opened at log-in NetworkManager should access it. Your problem sounds like the user account password and keyring password have got out of sync
[21:39] <Jewbacca> Grim76__: i downloaded the icecast-server trough apt, now where is it installed? xD
[21:39] <mr951> Did it in recovery mode.......Everything's good by rkhunter too....
[21:39] <Truefire> AnarchyAngel : Hmm... you should just be able to 'save' password on first login to the network.
[21:40] <AnarchyAngel> that so was way better i just pick the "profile" and thats it, it seems to be a bit more complex in 8.10?
[21:40] <guntbert> AnarchyAngel: as far as I know network manager uses the key ring
[21:40] <KDesk> hi
[21:40] <Daemon> how do i change the splashscreen image size?
[21:40] <IntuitiveNipple> AnarchyAngel: Check System > Preferences > Encryption and Keyrings (if it's there!)
[21:40] <AnarchyAngel> and if it dont? it saves the rest of the info, like ssid and such
[21:41] <Jewbacca> Grim76__: i downloaded the icecast-server trough apt, now where is it installed? xD
[21:42] <IntuitiveNipple> AnarchyAngel: Yes, the password is stored in the keyring for security
[21:42] <guntbert> uffo: I'm sorry for you, but I haven't read about such a problem for a long time here, if it happens again try to describe clearly what you did before, that makes it easier to help
[21:42] <AnarchyAngel> ok thanx ill try and work it out.
[21:42] <keres> how do you chown every file in a directory?
[21:42] <Grim76__> Jewbacca, don't know....I have never used it.
[21:43] <AnarchyAngel> sud chown -R
[21:43] <AnarchyAngel> sudo
[21:43] <Jewbacca> where would it prolly install it Grim76__
[21:43] <AnarchyAngel> or -r one of the two
[21:43] <keres> AnarchyAngel: thanks
[21:43] <Jewbacca> Grim76__: how can i search for it
[21:43] <Grim76__> Jewbacca, as I said before.  I googled and that is what came up that looked like it might work for what you were looking for.
[21:43] <admin_masu3701> do anyone know where i could get a book a TCP/IP?
[21:43] <guntbert> AnarchyAngel: why do you suggest sudo?
[21:44] <Gnea> admin_masu3701: amazon.com
[21:44] <oCean_> mr951: In recoverymode you could type "login" (as command) -- and submit user/pw details and see what happens. Check the /var/log/ logfiles
[21:44] <keres> guntbert: there were root owned anyway, he probably figured
[21:44] <IntuitiveNipple> guntbert: uffo: There was a similar issue many months ago I recall. The solution was to manually re-download the correct version of apt-utils package from packages.ubuntu.com and install it using sudo dpkg --force-all -i <package>
[21:44] <guntbert> keres: ok :)
[21:44] <Jewbacca> Grim76__:  i mean, if you install something, where would you find it?
[21:45] <puff> Is there any easy software method for blanking the screen?  I'm running ubuntu on an IBM t43p laptop and there's an odd whine that goes away when I close the screen.  I want to see if I can blank the screen without closing it, and see if that makes the sound go away.
[21:45] <smqdset> what is the default shell username and password on ubuntu 7.10 gutsy
[21:45] <AnarchyAngel> yeah looking back it wasnt the best to put sudo in there
[21:45] <Pici> !traffic
[21:45] <puff> smqdset: normally htere isn't a default, you choose a username when you install.
[21:45] <ViperBorg_TERM> Holy cow, Pricey.
[21:46] <Pricey> ViperBorg_TERM: ALl done
[21:46] <ViperBorg_TERM> Pricey: Okay. :)
[21:46] <GaMbi_DK> Jeruvy, It seams that ppl think that if windows crashes and I then boot onto ubuntu.. that might cause the problem.. that is what happend to me tbh :) so gonna try a reboot.. wish me luck ^^
[21:46] <fearful> hey anyone know anything about crossover
[21:47] <strlng> I need to add a user to a system I currently do not have a user on. Is it possible to boot to install media and add a user that way somehoe?
[21:47] <uffo> guntbert: can you give some command that can safetly install all packages from folder, sudo dpkg -i /folderlocation/*.deb - i used this to install packages and that caused this, MY packages are ok because i have installed them manually click by click on lot of computers wqith 8.10.
[21:47] <fearful> I'm getting an error that I can't find the default bottle, any ideas?
[21:47] <fearful> !crossover
[21:48] <guntbert> uffo: did you see the message from IntuitiveNipple ? no, I stay within the "standard" system for software
[21:48] <mr951> oCean_: will run "login" command.  thanks....everyone
[21:48] <butterflygirl> fearful: what crossover are you referring to?
[21:49] <oCean_> mr951: good luck debugging!
[21:49] <adaptr> !xover office
[21:49] <fearful> 7.1.0
[21:49] <oCean_> fearful: at least one bottle should be created.
[21:49] <fearful> Yea I did create one after the install and I get an error
[21:49] <butterflygirl> fearful: I've used it a bit.
[21:49] <DIFH-iceroot> adaptr: crossover office?
[21:50] <fearful> I'm just actually trying to run an exe
[21:50] <oCean_> fearful: In crossover configuration any bottle can be set as default
[21:50] <butterflygirl> why not try wine?
[21:50] <fearful> Because it doesn't work that well with the program im running
[21:50] <GaMbi_DK> damn.. no go :(
[21:51] <genewitch> i have a device that refuses to acknowledge my DCHP server's assertion that it gets a specific IP address, because i dualboot it, and one of them is dynamic, the other is supposed to be "static DHCP"
[21:51] <IntuitiveNipple> GaMbi_DK: Just before you left I think I grasped the issue. Is the share on an NTFS file-system?
[21:51] <baz> why r ubuntu version .04 and .10?
[21:51] <linguini> I'm having trouble getting 'syslogd -r' (listen to syslog messages from the network) to work .  I've tried editing /etc/init.d/sysklogd so that it has SYSLOGD="-r", but it doesn't seem to take effect.
[21:51] <oCean_> fearful: crossover expects 'bottles' (being isolated images)
[21:51] <fearful> Thanks that works
[21:51] <genewitch> what's the ifconfig command to force a refresh of the IP
[21:51] <fearful> Set as default
[21:51] <fearful> :)
[21:51] <Pricey> baz: the month they were released
[21:51] <Jeruvy> GaMbi_DK: can you show us the errors?  if they won't fit in a line use the pastebin (see topic, or ask ubottu about !pastebin)
[21:51] <GaMbi_DK> IntuitiveNipple, It is
[21:51] <psion> if I wanted to make VLC my default movie application when opening a file in nautilus, how would I do that?
[21:51] <Pricey> baz: the first number (like the 8 out of 8.10) is the year it was released
[21:51] <baz> Pricey, ah
[21:52] <GaMbi_DK> Jeruvy, just found a long error message.. but dont wanna post it.. what is the page for stuff like that? "past.ubuntu.org" or something like that right?
[21:52] <baz> Pricey, thats awesome actually - since they are on a 6month release those numbers will always be the same then?
[21:52] <genewitch> pastebin,org
[21:52] <IntuitiveNipple> GaMbi_DK: OK... if Windows crashes the 'dirty bit' will still be set on the NTFS file-system. So when Ubuntu starts the ntfs-3g driver will notice that and usually only mount the file-system read-only until it has been fixed. According to the man-pages, that usually entails using Windows to do a chkdsk on the file-system
[21:53] <genewitch> baz: there was a6.06
[21:53] <Jeruvy> IntuitiveNipple: oh, GaMbi_DK is using ntfs-3g?
[21:53] <Pricey> baz: 6.06 was delayed 2 months to make it more stable as it was an LTS release
[21:53] <GaMbi_DK> http://paste.ubuntu.com/114204/
[21:53] <genewitch> baz: i think it depends on if the version is an LTS version or just a fresh version
[21:53] <Truefire> baz : but 6.06 was an exception.
[21:53] <IntuitiveNipple> Jeruvy: If the share is on the NTFS file-system, sure
[21:53] <puff> If anybody's curious, the software way to turn off the laptop screen was "xset dpms force off"
[21:54] <stefg> genewitch: which had actually been planned as 6.04... it was just 2 months late
[21:54] <puff> Which worked, and also stopped the whining noise.
[21:54] <Truefire> puff : Sweetness. Thanks/
[21:54] <chupy> i nedd hel i just install google earth 5 and when i run it http://paste.ubuntu.com/114205/
[21:54] <GaMbi_DK> Jeruvy,  and IntuitiveNipple yea Im using NTFS-3g (I think)
[21:54] <partha_> hello
[21:54] <Jeruvy> IntuitiveNipple: I thought it was just a samba share.  Don't use ntfs-3g myself.
[21:54] <admin_masu3701> puff: what do the sofware do ?
[21:54] <chupy> * i need help i just install google earth 5 and when i try to run it http://paste.ubuntu.com/114205/
[21:55] <partha_> I am having problems when I use the ubuntu archives on debian based synaptic package manager
[21:55] <Truefire> chupy : you're not the only one.
[21:55] <partha_> I get the error:
[21:55] <partha_> W: GPG error: http://ubuntu.mirror.ac.za jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 40976EAF437D05B5
[21:55] <stefg> chupy: that means google messed up and it doesn't run...
[21:55] <Jeruvy> GaMbi_DK: I'll let you find someone who's familiar with ntfs-3g for help.  I won't be much :)
[21:55] <partha_> please can someone help
[21:55] <chupy> stefg: so there isnt solution??? know???
[21:56] <IntuitiveNipple> Jeruvy: Yes, a samba share but the underlying file-system is, if I understand correctly, NTFS. If that is mounted Read-Only (because of the dirty bit) then samba may well have problems setting correct permissions
[21:56] <Truefire> partha_ help what?
[21:56] <GaMbi_DK> Jeruvy, okay :)
[21:56] <stefg> chupy: no solution... complain to google rogrammers
[21:56] <partha_> help on how to solve the problem
[21:56] <Jeruvy> IntuitiveNipple: yes, hence I avoided it.
[21:56] <Truefire> partha_ oh, I see... one sec.
[21:56] <partha_> of using ubuntu archives with debian synaptic
[21:56] <chupy> pufff... stefg: welll thanks to all
[21:56] <IntuitiveNipple> chupy: What version of Ubuntu are you using? It may-be that the version of openssl package is older than the one google-earth expects
[21:57] <chupy> 8.10
[21:57] <chupy> IntuitiveNipple: 8.10
[21:57] <IntuitiveNipple> chupy: Unlikely to be that, then.
[21:57] <GaMbi_DK> IntuitiveNipple, I have read and write on my NTFS :)
[21:57] <IntuitiveNipple> GaMbi_DK: You do? OK, scratch that idea then!
[21:57] <chupy> :(
[21:58] <IntuitiveNipple> chupy: You might find more here: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/earth/thread?tid=7b1b524777b9b982&hl=en
[21:59] <IntuitiveNipple> chupy: note the comment that reads: "There's a workaround that seems to work for me. Just rename/delete the libcrypto that ships with Google Earth and create a symlink to the one installed in the system."
[22:00] <chupy> IntuitiveNipple: thanks i am gonna see
[22:00] <puff> Truefire: If you're curious about the whine noise, it turns out that setting the screen to max bright (using function-Home/function-End keys to adjust) also makes the whine go away.
[22:02] <mithraic> What's the difference between a "viewport" and a "workspace"?
[22:02] <GaMbi_DK> If it can bring any light over my problem " sudo mount -a" shows "fuse: Failed to access mountpoint /media/HUUUGE: No such file or directory"
[22:02] <mithraic> I'm tinkering with devilspie, and at least with metacity, they seem to be the same thing...
[22:03] <IntuitiveNipple> GaMbi_DK: And, is there a directory called /media/HUUUGE ?
[22:03] <IntuitiveNipple> GaMbi_DK: If not, create it "sudo mkdir -p /media/HUUUGE"
[22:03] <StevenX> Hello. Can I get the command to start a new x server session? I want to run a full-screen game on it.
[22:03] <miha> hello is there a way to get java 1.6 update 11 from apt?
[22:03] <miha> i tried openjdk and cocoa and they are crap:)
[22:03] <miha> update 10 has some bugs though
[22:04] <austin666> I have samba installed on my Ubuntu serv. ed, and connected to my network.  Where do i go from here?  I would like to transfer my HTML files to it, and ultimatly have them on the internet
[22:04] <Jewbacca> Grim76__: i installed icecast, but i have no idea how to use it :x
[22:04] <GaMbi_DK> sweet!
[22:04] <Jewbacca> Grim76__: can you help me here
[22:04] <GaMbi_DK> IntuitiveNipple, kinda lame.. but that worked :)
[22:04] <weatherkid> where is my apache htdocs located?
[22:04] <IntuitiveNipple> GaMbi_DK: lol :D always the simple things
[22:04] <GaMbi_DK> any idea what might have ben tor problem then? :O
[22:04] <miha> weatherkid: /var/www
[22:05] <IntuitiveNipple> GaMbi_DK: You somehow deleted that directory?
[22:05] <austin666> anyone?
[22:05] <Jeruvy> GaMbi_DK: most devices in /media are 'removable' so they may dismount on a reboot
[22:05] <Grim76__> Jewbacca, try icecast.org they have some tutorials there.
[22:05] <pluma> I just installed Intrepid (Ubuntu 8.10) on my new Acer Aspire 7730G notebook. Is there any place I can find a keyboard map for it? It has a couple of extra keys I'd love to bind.
[22:06] <Baatti> Ok, last year there was a really in depth tutorial for using the Terminal. I can't seem to find it. This tutorial discussed even how to use your terminal as a browser, how to check system mail, how to use VI, and many many many more things. Does anyone know what I'm talking about? It was something like, Linux Administrator's Guide.
[22:06] <austin666> Does anyone know anything about ubuntu server ed.
[22:06] <GaMbi_DK> IntuitiveNipple, Jeruvy, so It should work now? even when I reboot (the automount is still in fstab)
[22:06] <miha> hello is there a way to get java 1.6 update 11 from apt?
[22:07] <Jeruvy> austin666: did you try to mount the drive on your desktop?  Places -> Connect to server (fill in the details)
[22:07] <miha> not 10
[22:07] <IntuitiveNipple> Baatti: Could this be it? http://www.unixguide.net/linux/linuxshortcuts.shtml
[22:07] <GaMbi_DK> gonna give it a try.. brb with the answer and the cheers/thanks :)
[22:07] <Jeruvy> GaMbi_DK: I would assume it should but check and test :)
[22:07] <austin666> Jeruvy:  mount the drive? what do you mean.  I have it on a network, with my windows PC.  do i do it on windows?
[22:07] <neXyon> greetings
[22:07] <Jeruvy> austin666: read what I typed
[22:08] <neXyon> can someone with intrepid and blender installed on a 32 bit system please test something with me for a second?
[22:08] <austin666> Jeruvy: um....ok so lemmmi try it on my network thing, right?
[22:08] <Baatti> IntuitiveNipple, no, thats not quite it, but its a nice link, thank you
[22:08] <chupy> i solved google earth porblem yo only have to rename libcrypto.so.0.9.8
[22:08] <IntuitiveNipple> Jeruvy: austin666 did... you confused him. He wants to access the Ubuntu server+samba from Windows, not Ubuntu desktop
[22:08] <austin666> Ah, yes that its.  sorry
[22:09] <neXyon> anyone please?
[22:09] <StevenX> Hello. Can I get the command to start a new x server session? I want to run a full-screen game on it.
[22:09] <IntuitiveNipple> Baatti: Was it "Linux in a Nutshell" ?
[22:09] <Jeruvy> IntuitiveNipple: oops.  Sorry.  \\machine\share
[22:09] <austin666> I see my server name come up in  networks, but can't get it to trans. files
[22:09] <Jeruvy> austin666: oops.  Sorry.  \\machine\share
[22:10] <GaMbi_DK> IntuitiveNipple, and Jeruvy .. all is back to normal! thx for the help!
[22:10] <IntuitiveNipple> austin666: I think you'll be needing to configure some authentication on the server for the users to be allowed access
[22:10] <Baatti> IntuitiveNipple, hrm, maybe, it was an online guide, I seem to recall 'administrator' in the title
[22:10] <Jeruvy> GaMbi_DK: you did all the work :)
[22:10] <austin666> IntuitiveNipple:  I'm new to the whole linux/ command prompt thing
[22:10] <pluma> How can I define my own keyboard's layout (litterally, not just the characters, the actual layout of all available keys)?
[22:10] <IntuitiveNipple> GaMbi_DK: great! I was beginning to think it was gonna be a hard one!
[22:10] <cdavis_> Is there a file in the users home directory that I can place a command and it run when X starts?
[22:10] <austin666> IntuiitiveNipple: What would i type?
[22:10] <pluma> Or, how can I bind extra keys that are not part of the normal keyboard layout?
[22:10] <IntuitiveNipple> austin666: "help" :p
[22:11] <kevin__> hello. can i use the alternate installer to install to a usb hard drive?
[22:11] <IntuitiveNipple> austin666: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba
[22:12] <Jeruvy> kevin__: does plugging it in not work?
[22:12] <GaMbi_DK> Jeruvy, not much work ey? ;) IntuitiveNipple yea.. so did I when ubuntu startet up without background and no media working :) good thing it wasn't cause I need my sleep now :) cya later! and once again thx
[22:12] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: You may need a device-specific kernel module for those keys, or it might be they are already delivered to the event system but aren't translated
[22:12] <IntuitiveNipple> GaMbi_DK: best wishes
[22:12] <mel> found a 4.7Gb "core" file on /dev. what do to do with it??
[22:12] <DionysuZ> hey guys can anyone help me with my wireless pcmcia card?
[22:12] <kevin__> i haven't tried it yet. i was just wondering if others have done it before. i tried to install on an ipod but that didn't work. this is a real 1 tb external drive though
[22:12] <pike_> DionysuZ: its broken
[22:13] <pike_> DionysuZ: what card?  what do you see in lspci -v?
[22:13] <DionysuZ> well i can connect to any router if its not secured, but when there's WEP or WPA on it, can't connect to it
[22:13] <DionysuZ> i installed wicd
[22:13] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: So you're saying... there's no way I can access those extra keys, even though they are there and Windows has no problem?
[22:13] <Jeruvy> kevin__: it should.  Give it a go, any errors let us know
[22:13] <IntuitiveNipple> mel: Don't touch it! That is a symlink to the system core (memory in other words)
[22:13] <DionysuZ> wpa_supplicant is installed
[22:14] <mel> IntuitiveNipple: but its hugh!
[22:14] <Cpudan80> IntuitiveNipple: The symlink shouldnt be 4 GB though
[22:14] <pike_> DionysuZ: wep doesnt work?  its usually just wpa.   so a command like sudo iwconfig ath0 essid routerssid key 123445566; dhclient ath0  doesnt work?
[22:14] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: "Windows" probably has a device-specific driver that 'knows' about them, but do some Googling for the model number plus "keyboard" and "linux" and you might find some clues
[22:14] <Cpudan80> mel: The thing the symlink points at  is probably big
[22:14] <Cpudan80> mel: No need to worry about it
[22:14] <IntuitiveNipple> Cpudan80: The file at the other end might be though (/proc/kcore)
[22:15] <m4rk>  
[22:15] <m4rk> no
[22:15] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: Did that, found nothing, came here to find out more.
[22:15] <Jampiter> Hi
[22:15] <m4rk> hi Jampiter
[22:15] <Cpudan80> mel: It's just a link over to your memory, no biggie (it isnt actually taking up space)
[22:15] <mel> Cpudan80: tnx
[22:15] <Jampiter> Hi m4rk
[22:15] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: oh dear! you could try using "xev" to see if the key-presses are recognised... if they are, all you need then is to catch them to make thme do things
[22:15] <Jampiter> How do I add fonts to my /home/user/.fonts directory? It's not showing up in Nautilus.
[22:15] <austin666> I'm a bit lost now
[22:16] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: I have a vague idea how the xkb files work and have created my own mapping in the past ...
[22:16] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: I'll try that.
[22:16] <DionysuZ> There is already a pid file /var/run/dhclient.pid
[22:16] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: Chase the event codes then... that is your best hope for an easy solution I think
[22:16] <miha> grr
[22:17] <miha> now i wanted to install update 11 manually and screwed all java in firefox
[22:17] <austin666> IntuitiveNipple:  What now?  None of these walkthews tell me what to do
[22:17] <pike_> Jampiter: use the fc-cache command to rebuild font cache
[22:17] <miha> great
[22:17] <kevin__> 4/quit
[22:17] <Jampiter> Thanks pike_
[22:17] <Raylz> how many logical volumes can i create on an extended partition?
[22:17] <Raylz> S-ATA
[22:17] <fearful> Hey I moved the 'Windows Application' menu of cross over to inside the 'Office' menu by accident and now I can't move it back to where it was \:S
[22:18] <Jeruvy> Raylz: as many as you want
[22:18] <Slart> Raylz: not sure there is a limit
[22:18] <Jampiter> pike_: /.fonts still isn't showing up
[22:18] <IntuitiveNipple> austin666: I think you need to spend some time learning about it. Setting up a server isn't like flipping a burger
[22:18] <Raylz> Slart: Jeruvy: in the german ubuntu wiki it says max 15 partitions, german wikipedia says as many as you want
[22:18]  * miha doesnt understand why ubuntu has 3 java plugins if just one works and it is lagging behind sun's release
[22:18] <fearful> How can I move back the menu
[22:19] <austin666> IntuitiveNipple: >.> Well, i do know some about linux, and i've gotten as far as getting my network to show the ubuntu PC.  I have done allot of research, and well, yah
[22:19] <Jeruvy> Raylz: there may be some limitation based on distro, but theoretically, no limit.
[22:19] <IntuitiveNipple> Raylz: Usually each extended partition has 4 entries. The Linux kernel code can cope with extended partitions to a depth of 2 (in other words: sector-0 -> extended -> extended ->logicals)
[22:19] <slusk88> Hi! I cant seem to get any sound. been reading faq's all day but nothing seems to work. I get sound when i have my headset plugged in and do the test thingy in settings but all other sounds are just crackling. Anyone know what the problem might be?
[22:19] <Raylz> IntuitiveNipple: ah ok ty
[22:19] <IntuitiveNipple> austin666: What I mean is, samba and Windows networking isn't a simple thing, it has *a lot* of nuances that catch out even experts
[22:19] <nbuntu> hey can someone recommend a decent gui anti-virus program for ubuntu so I can scan my xp partition?
[22:19] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: XF86Launch1 is the only one of the extra keys it recognised (apart from the usual HomePage / Mail stuff). So I guess the other keys are dead for Linux then?
[22:20] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: I think, if you can find out the key-code, you can do something clever to make it emit an event you want to capture
[22:20] <austin666> intuitiveNipple: then how would i go about getting my files onto my ubunu machine.  thats all i want, i was refered to samba from another linux user
[22:20] <Slart> nbuntu: clamav
[22:20] <nbuntu> thanks
[22:20] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: because it comes with sweet "$" and "€" keys in strategical positions that I would just love to define, but xev ignores them.
[22:21] <Jampiter> Anyone?
[22:21] <DionysuZ> when i connect using wicd to a WPA secured network (filled in key and WPA type) it first says that its creating the WPA config file, then that its validating the credentials and after a while just doesnt connect and refers back to eth0
[22:21] <IntuitiveNipple> austin666: As I said earlier, the server needs configuring to authenticate the user's that need access, as well as most likely setting up shares with appropriate rights, etc.
[22:21] <Jeruvy> austin666: ah, samba is a bit of a chore for a one time need.  Why not use a USB drive?
[22:21] <fearful> I can't move the sub menu that was originally a menu back to the application menu any idea
[22:21] <nbuntu> Slart: does it have a gui?
[22:21] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: I can't remember now but there's some utils that can do what you need but I just can't remember the names now
[22:22] <nbuntu> Slart: I dont see a gui option in synaptic
[22:22] <Slart> nbuntu: yes.. there is a gui
[22:22] <austin666> Jeruvy: I could do that, but what do i do about transfering?  how do i know what driectory it is in and everything
[22:22] <javierAndresColo> hola link para ubuntu support in español
[22:22] <Jeruvy> nbuntu: it's a separate package methinks, sorry don't know the package name
[22:22] <Slart> !info clamtk
[22:22] <miha> now i wanted to install update 11 manually and screwed all java in firefox
[22:22] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: any idea how I could capture keys xev doesn't recognise? Or where I could find any documentation on that?
[22:22] <howtoo_> is there something like ctags for python which I can use in gedit?
[22:22] <miha> why apt-get never contains lates release version?
[22:23] <Maharaja18> jak się podłączyć na polski kanał'ubuntu
[22:23] <slusk88> I cant seem to get any sound. been reading faq's all day but nothing seems to work. I get sound when i have my headset plugged in and do the test thingy in settings but all other sounds are just crackling. Anyone know what the problem might be?
[22:23] <Slart> !latest | miha
[22:23] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: let me Google... it might job my memory
[22:23] <Jeruvy> austin666: stick all your files in /home/{myself} directory, then all you need to worry about is that directory.  Makes life very simple and easy :)
[22:23] <nbuntu> Slart: clamtk ?
[22:23] <Jampiter> How do I show hidden folders?
[22:23] <miha> Slart: i use 'proposed'
[22:23] <Slart> nbuntu: yes
[22:23] <miha> Slart: it's not even there, either
[22:23] <Jeruvy> Jampiter: ctrl-u I think
[22:23] <pike_> Jampiter: this is in /home/$USER/.fonts directory is that right?  try this sudo defoma-font -v reregister-all  this will register it to the debian font manager im not entirely sure this is correct in ubuntu though then a fc-list should show em
[22:23] <javierAndresColo> support in spanish please!!!!!
[22:24] <miha> Slart: it seems update 10 is the buggy one
[22:24] <pluma> Sorry. Somehow xchat seems to minimise at random. My LALT key seems to be malign.
[22:24] <nschembr_> Is there a group who work with the livecd
[22:24] <miha> Slart: for some stuff
[22:24] <Slart> miha: proposed isn't meant to be a repos for the version number people
[22:24] <mr951> oCean_: "login" command in recovery mode accepts user/pass and then generates a "segmentation fault". Corrective action?
[22:24] <Maharaja18> #ubuntu.pl
[22:24] <Maharaja18> #ubuntu-pl
[22:24] <austin666> Jeruvy:  I've heard people say to transfer them to /var/www.....but /home/ will work?
[22:24] <miha> Slart: okey, i tried to manually link _11 to some firefox-extension dir, i cant find it now, but no java plugin works in firefox now, just displays empty space applet not inited
[22:25] <blsecres> does anyone know if it's possible to install on an existing partition structure without reformatting certain disks?
[22:25] <nschembr_> Maharaja18: #ubuntu-pl works on the livecd
[22:25] <Slart> miha: if you want the latest and the greatest of everything you would be better off compiling everything yourself
[22:25] <rakudave> Maharaja18: to connect to ubuntu-pl, use "/join @ubuntu-pl"
[22:25] <Slart> miha: I have no idea what you are talking about.. update for what?
[22:25] <miha> Slart: i used gentoo for long, it just takes so much time to compile. sorry... but ubuntu has 0 to do with sun java it could just ship latest release version
[22:25] <Maharaja18> THXXXX
[22:25] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: Thanks for your effort, mate.
[22:25] <miha> Slart: no binary package from java.com
[22:26] <Jeruvy> austin666: /var/www is a root directory and if you keep files there you'll have to deal with permissions.  Better to link a directory from home to there that way all your files are r/w and still work on a html page or server
[22:26] <miha> some tutorial told me to link to some firefox-extension
[22:26] <miha> now i cant find that page:)
[22:26] <miha> to see where that dir is
[22:26] <fenn_> is there an easy way to increase the NSF cache time for automounter in ubuntu?
[22:26] <pike_> blsecres: yes during install choose manual edit partition table option and set your mount points and make sure in the dropdown it doesnt say format
[22:26] <austin666> jeruvy: alright, great.....what is the comman used for transfering files?  (and how do i know the name of the drive i plugged in)
[22:26] <Swistak-mobilny> hhelllo
[22:26] <pike_> blsecres: useful for like /home and stuff
[22:26] <Jeruvy> Jampiter: sorry, ctrl-h ;)
[22:26] <blsecres> pike_: I'm only given that option if the partitions aren't on a LVM
[22:27] <Jampiter> pike_: I want to be able to install fonts by dragging them into this directory. I have done it before, but now the directory has vanished. I have tried making a new .fonts folder, but it says the folder alrealdy exists.
[22:27] <DionysuZ> pike_: does wicd have a log file somewhere so i can see what's the problem?
[22:27] <fenn_> "easy!?! you call that easy!?!"
[22:27] <Jeruvy> austin666: cp is the copy command, and mv is the move/rename command
[22:27] <forceflow> Jampiter
[22:27] <forceflow> you probably have hidden folders on
[22:27] <Jampiter> Jeruvy: Thanks, that's sorted it :)
[22:27] <forceflow> hit CTRL-H
[22:27] <mel> alsa+dell sb live! emu10k1x+ No volume control GStreamer plugins and/or devices found.??
[22:27] <blsecres> I want to save /home and /var and overwrite / /usr and /boot
[22:28] <Jampiter> forceflow: I've done that now :)
[22:28] <drgnu> Should I ask my question again?
[22:28] <pike_> Jampiter: sure that your view isnt set to not see hidden files and folders?
[22:28] <austin666> jeruvy: well, O.o gimmi a sec lemmi see what the string is
[22:28] <Slart> drgnu: if you don't get an answer you can repeat the question.. wait at least 15-20 minutes before doing it though
[22:28] <blsecres> I've got backups I could restore from, but would rather take the quick+easy way
[22:28] <Jampiter> pike_: It was, but I've fixed it now :) Thanks anyway
[22:29] <NoTownKasper> Any xorg.conf gurus around? Having a hell of a time trying to work this dual-monitor setup. :(
[22:29] <Jeruvy> austin666: take your time, 'man cp' will give you instructions from a terminal.
[22:29] <drgnu> considering I have asked two different questions over the span of 2 days and the last being 3 hours ago with no answer... I will
[22:29] <vampiro> hola
[22:29] <drgnu> How does one get "dead keys" to be found by Ubuntu - I have a tabletpc (Motion LE1600) and the buttons on the machine don't do anything.  I've tried "xev" and nothing shows up when I use them. Thanks.
[22:29] <Swistak-mobilny> dobrze ;)
[22:30] <jstanley> Can anyone tell me where the X configuration file is in Ubuntu? It seems xorg.conf has been broken.
[22:30] <Slart> drgnu: tricky question.. I know "special" keys can be hard to use with linux.. same thing with laptops with media keys and whatnot I guess
[22:30] <austin666> jeruvy: how do i exit the manual?
[22:30] <Cpudan80> jsalisbury: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:30] <Cpudan80> sorry
[22:30] <Cpudan80> jstanley: ^
[22:30] <jstanley> Cpudan80: xorg.conf has been broken
[22:30] <jstanley> it is now ignored in ubuntu
[22:30] <Cpudan80> well it uses HAL now for a lot of things
[22:30] <rakudave> jstanley: /etc/X11/xorg.conf - back up before tinkering ^^
[22:30] <Cpudan80> jstanley: not all of it - but a lot of it
[22:31] <jstanley> rakudave: it is ignored
[22:31] <Cpudan80> jstanley: what exactly is broken with ?
[22:31] <Cpudan80> with it*
[22:31] <jstanley> everything
[22:31] <drgnu> Slart, thank you for replying I have searched the forums and didn't find anything on this
[22:31] <jstanley> there is no picture
[22:31] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: dumpkeys !
[22:31] <tranceparance> is anyone here familiar with OpenVPN?
[22:31] <enyc> Does anybody recognize:   I have a working module option for '3c59x' in Ubuntu8.10 /etc/modprobe.d/options ... BUT -- it only works when i  rmmod/modprobe the module manually -- the file appears to be ifnored at boot-time
[22:31] <rakudave> jstanley: have you tried the recovery mode yet?
[22:31] <zash_> what le hell, thunar takes almost 30 sec to start
[22:31] <jstanley> rakudave: no
[22:31] <jstanley> I'm on the livecd; I'll try some new startup options
[22:31] <jstanley> Thanks
[22:32] <blsecres> drgnu: do you have the correct keyboard model set (pc101,pc105)?  are they character producing keys or special function keys?
[22:32] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: I'll try that, then
[22:32] <ronny> 11111
[22:32] <drgnu> blsecres, they are the hardware keys in the tabletpc (Motion LE1600) a pad for scrolling around and 2 function keys to each side of it.
[22:32] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: That's not the tool I think you need (one to grab the scancode) but its in the ball-park
[22:33] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: What does it do then?
[22:34] <slusk88> anyone feel like helping a newbie out pm please =)
[22:34] <NoTownKasper> Ok, I'm trying to set up a dual-monitor system with Ubuntu. After googling for hours and wading through lots of several-year old forums I eventually cobbled together this xorg.conf ( http://pastebin.com/m65843138 ) which, oddly enough, shifts linux over to what is supposed to be the secondary monitor, completely ignoring the primary which just sits there black...HEEEEEEEEELP!
[22:35] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: man dumpkeys   :)
[22:35] <Slart> slusk88: just ask your question
[22:35] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: This fragment of TCL will reveal scancodes: http://wiki.tcl.tk/12969
[22:36] <NoTownKasper> I should also mention, the desktop is quite a bit larger than the actual monitor, leaving me lots of room to scroll.
[22:37] <slusk88> well i cant seem to get my sound working properly been googling all day, i get no sound when i dont have headset plugged in and when headset is plugged in i get sound in the test in soundsettings but all other sounds are just cracklings.
[22:37] <zsircusr> hi all
[22:37] <blsecres> drgnu: those are probably handled separately from the keyboard by a program similar to thinkpad-keys, toshkeys, etc
[22:39] <jstanley> It seems to work in safe graphics mode; Still takes 5 minutes to boot though
[22:39] <jstanley> and does x do anything in ubuntu other than show me the little cross? this thing is taking forever
[22:39] <zee> blizzle: still around?
[22:40] <drgnu> !thinkpad-keys
[22:40] <thomc> Hey I reinstalled Ubuntu and now I can't access my Windows partition. When I select it in grub, it drops me into a grub prompt instead of booting. Help!
[22:40] <hedkandi> hi there folks
[22:40] <hedkandi> I have a problem with gparted
[22:40] <hedkandi> gparted doesn't recognize anything on my /dev/sda
[22:40] <zash_> okay, guessing thumbnails caused the slowdown, deleting ~/.thumbnails/*/* returned thunar to instant start
[22:41] <hedkandi> nor indeed does fdsk
[22:41] <hedkandi> any ideas?
[22:41] <MoLE_> hedkandi, is the drive recognised in the BIOS?
[22:42] <hedkandi> oh no
[22:42] <hedkandi> actually fdisk is okay with it if I sudo.
[22:42] <austin666> How do I find out the name of my flashdrive so i can transfer files on it?
[22:42] <hedkandi> golly you would think it'd give helpful error message....
[22:42] <austin666> *transfer files from it
[22:42] <blizzle> zee: pong
[22:42] <MoLE_> hedkandi, then you need to run gparted with the same permissions - only root can alter partitions.
[22:43] <hedkandi> ikay
[22:43] <hedkandi> okay
[22:43] <MoLE_> hedkandi, sudo gparted
[22:43] <hedkandi> why doesn't it tell you that is the problem for flips sake
[22:43] <hedkandi> ?
[22:43] <blizzle> zee: Ah, you seemed to have got the updates sorted. Well done! :)
[22:43] <hedkandi> I've spent ages trying to get it to work
[22:43] <MoLE_> hedkandi, how did you install gparted?
[22:43] <hedkandi> all it needs to do is tell me it needs sudo
[22:43] <slusk88> i cant seem to get my sound working properly been googling all day, i get no sound when i dont have headset plugged in and when headset is plugged in i get sound in the test in soundsettings but all other sounds are just cracklings.
[22:43] <hedkandi> I installed gparted with apt-get
[22:44] <MoLE_> hedkandi, did you run it from System > Administration > Partition Editor?
[22:44] <NoTownKasper> Ok, I'm trying to set up a dual-monitor system with Ubuntu. After googling for hours and wading through lots of several-year old forums I eventually cobbled together this xorg.conf ( http://pastebin.com/m65843138 ) which, oddly enough, shifts linux over to what is supposed to be the secondary monitor, completely ignoring the primary which just sits there black...HEEEEEEEEELP!
[22:44] <loquitus_of_borg> Anybody gotten the Intel 3945AMG wireless card to work in Intrepid? It used to work on hardy but on Intrepid it does not....
[22:44] <hedkandi> MoLE_: yes
[22:44] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: Sorry, I pinged out. So, what do I do with the crapload of data dumpkeys -f spits out?
[22:44] <MoLE_> hedkandi, well on my system Ubuntu then prompts you for a password - which it needs for root privileges
[22:44] <Syzothermy> Anyone know how to auto reconnect to a network in network-manager? whenever I lose a connection it asks for the key again, kind of annoying for downloading
[22:45] <kalakouentin> hello anybody has a working Scilab installation ?
[22:45] <hedkandi> actually, maybe the sudo thing isn't the problem
[22:45] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: no problem... I found the util: do man showkey (and try showkey -k)
[22:45] <hedkandi> It seems fdisk correctly recognizes my partitions, but sudo gparted does not
[22:46] <NoTownKasper> Why is something that took me 3 clicks in Windows...so bloody hard in Linux.
[22:46]  * NoTownKasper whines.
[22:46] <aseeon> Hi
[22:46] <MoLE_> hedkandi, that isn't a good sign - the partition table may be inconsistent
[22:46] <aseeon> Could you tell me what package contains the utility from (System -> Preferences -> Appearance)
[22:46] <hedkandi> oooh
[22:47] <GuruDrew> Because Linux is like a helicopter, a bunch of instruments flying in formation. A ton of counterparts individually maintained but required for the whole.
[22:47] <GuruDrew> It's an issue with communication, normally
[22:47] <hedkandi> MoLE_: is this the right place to discuss it or is there a better chatroom?
[22:47] <MoLE_> hedkandi, I would suggest doing a backup if you have anything critical on the drive
[22:47] <hedkandi> I have a habit of being banned from ubuntu anyway
[22:47] <hedkandi> hah
[22:47] <hedkandi> ha
[22:47] <NoTownKasper> I know...I know. :P I'm just venting. 48 hours tinkering with the same .conf file will make anyone cranky.
[22:47] <hedkandi> MoLE_: indeed, I will have to before I change anything
[22:48] <MoLE_> hedkandi, always a good idea before mucking about with partitions
[22:48] <pluma> 434 and 435!
[22:48] <hedkandi> but it all operates okay except gparted which suggests the problem is with gparted
[22:48] <GuruDrew> Kasper from TSW?
[22:48] <meshuggah> hello everyone
[22:48] <austin666> Can anyone tell me how to find out where my files are? i plugged in a USB and i want to copy them over...i'm only using the terminal
[22:48] <Syzothermy> Anyone know how to auto reconnect to a network in network-manager? whenever I lose a connection it asks for the key again, kind of annoying for downloading. "connect automatically" does nothing
[22:48] <NoTownKasper> TSW? 'Don't think so.
[22:48] <GuruDrew> Ahh, ok
[22:49] <patrik> I have a wierd problem after installing ubuntu 8.10 (had 8.04 before) The thing is that my wireless network card doesn't even appear to be installed. The network connection manager cant enable it...
[22:49] <hedkandi> MoLE_: yes, and let me ask how do you put your home directory on a different partition?
[22:49] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: Now I got the keycodes. Do I need to map them in the layout now or how do I get something I can reference in my charmap?
[22:49] <aseeon> ok then another question, how to turn on subpixel smoothing from terminal
[22:49] <hedkandi> Is it straightforward?
[22:49] <patrik> It finds it but cant enable it...
[22:49] <IntuitiveNipple> NoTownKasper: You haven't get told us what version of Ubuntu you're using, or the model of the graphics adapter, which video driver, what monitors and how they are connected. Detection of multiple monitors can often depend on using proprietary drivers and configuration tools (e.g. nvidia)
[22:49] <GuruDrew> patrik: Have you looked into ndiswrapper? Most Linksys cards require it.
[22:49] <hedkandi> Do you just create a different partition and mount it /home/user?
[22:49] <MoLE_> hedkandi, it's more likely you have a problem with the drive.  One option you have is to open a terminal and run sudo gparted and see if any errors are logged to the terminal.
[22:49] <GuruDrew> Well, probably not 'most' anymore, but many.
[22:49] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: Thanks for the help, man. Apparently the Acer Arcade key doesn't register, though
[22:49] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: Cool! both keys issue a keycode? I guess you can add them to the system keymaps, and/or xkb now?
[22:49] <hedkandi> MoLE_: yes, okay it says this:
[22:50] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: It *might* be passed via ACPI events
[22:50] <hedkandi> "cannot have overlapping partitions"
[22:50] <poseidon> I've been using windows for years and I've accumulated a lot of tricks to make it much more productive. I found a lot of them online.  Where can I get good productivity tips for ubuntu?
[22:50] <MoLE_> hedkandi, your partition table is screwed.  Backup ASAP and you will need to recreate partitions and restore.
[22:50] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: Yupp, 434 is $ and 435 is €.
[22:50] <GuruDrew> poseidon, The forum has a lot. There's UbuntuGuide, but that's an unofficial source.
[22:50] <ikonia> poseidon: just google
[22:50] <blizzle> poseidon, Plenty of places. http://ubuntugeek.com is a good place also.
[22:50] <xyzzy> hello, does anybody know how to turn on "docache" on the live cd ? icant seen to get it
[22:50] <patrik> !GuruDrew I'm using a nx9420 laptop
[22:50] <meshuggah> i am chatting with linux....wow..;)
[22:50] <patrik> oh..
[22:50] <ikonia> poseidon: or read https://help.ubuntu.com or http://www.ubuntugorums.org
[22:51] <slusk88> i cant seem to get my sound working properly been googling all day, i get no sound when i dont have headset plugged in and when headset is plugged in i get sound in the test in soundsettings but all other sounds are just cracklings. Using ubuntu 8.10 and soundcard: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller
[22:51] <hedkandi> MoLE_: How about replacing the superblock?
[22:51] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: dumpkeys only goes up to 255 tho
[22:51] <Syzothermy> Anyone know how to auto reconnect to a network in network-manager (Ubuntu 8.10)? whenever I lose a connection it asks for the key again, kind of annoying for downloading. "connect automatically" doesn't help.
[22:51] <patrik> GuruDrew im using a nx9420 laptop, it worked fine in ubuntu 8.04 without doing anything.
[22:51] <NoTownKasper> IntuitiveNipple: All that information should be in the pastebin link http://pastebin.com/m65843138 but in case it's not, it's an Gigabyte motherboard with onboard GeForce 6100 and an installed GeForce 8400 PCIe. The pastebin link has my complete xorg.conf file for Ubuntu 8.04.
[22:51] <Hfuy> Hello.
[22:52] <Raylz> do i need a bootflag?
[22:52] <kindofabuzz> Syzothermy, if you right click NM you should see a edit wireless or smething like that
[22:52] <Raylz> !bootflag
[22:52] <Hfuy> I'm trying to connect to a USB hard disk on a ubuntu laptop, from a windows XP machine.
[22:52] <kindofabuzz> i use WICD so don't really remember
[22:52] <The_Joe_> I installed OO 3.0.1 and autoremove tells me to remove openoffice.org-java-common, is this Ubuntu telling me have 3.0.1 is bad or that it's genuinely not needed?
[22:52] <ikonia> Raylz: why do you think you need a boot flag ?
[22:52] <ikonia> Hfuy: just plug it in then
[22:52] <MoLE_> hedkandi, I wouldn't I would take the safe option
[22:52] <Hfuy> I can see and access the machine's internal storage (it's an eee pc), but when I open up the icon for the USB disk, it says "not accessible... might not have permission..."
[22:52] <Syzothermy> kindofabuzz: yeah, all it has is the "automatically reconnect", which doesnt help, and the passkey and such
[22:52] <Hfuy> This is presumably a samba thing - any pointers?
[22:52] <Raylz> ikonia: i stumbled about some options in fdisk
[22:53] <kindofabuzz> Syzothermy, do you have the passkey in there?
[22:53] <Syzothermy> yeah
[22:53] <wimpies> anybody here that uses valgrind to attach to gdb ?
[22:53] <Syzothermy> i'm using the connection right now
[22:53] <ikonia> Raylz: don't tough if you don't know - are you having a problem ?
[22:53] <kindofabuzz> dunno
[22:53] <Raylz> ikonia: so when i partition normally, do i need to set a bootflag?
[22:53] <Huufarted> Anybody able to help me?  New Ubuntu installation, Atheros chipset wifi, unable to see it in a iwconfig and I'm not sure why.
[22:53] <ikonia> Raylz: no
[22:53] <GuruDrew> patrik, Do you know what the network card is? Is it an intel card?
[22:53] <The_Joe_> Hmmm...?
[22:53] <Raylz> ikonia: are there any cases where you have to set it?
[22:53] <xyzzy> Hfuy :=> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba
[22:53] <meshuggah> how can i download package faster with synaptic....i am getting 20k/s and with the connection i have, i can get 400k/s..
[22:54] <ikonia> Raylz: not really
[22:54] <The_Joe_> meshuggah, Change to a server closer to you
[22:54] <GuruDrew> meshuggah, Check your repository URLs, try to find a mirror near you
[22:54] <hedkandi> mole: don't panic It's a problem with gparted:
[22:54] <hedkandi> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/parted/+bug/103794
[22:54] <meshuggah> ok....i will try...first i will try to find the rep url list
[22:55] <The_Joe_> meshuggah, System - Administration - Software Sources
[22:55] <GuruDrew> meshuggah: If you're comfortable with shell you can nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[22:55] <GuruDrew> Otherwise, use The_Joe's recommendation
[22:55] <MoLE_> hedkandi, sorry it's not.  that bug is invalid - gparted correctly reported a bad partition in that case - read the whole thread.
[22:55] <MoLE_> hedkandi, you might find this thread useful http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-988619.html
[22:55] <IntuitiveNipple> NoTownKasper: I run dual and triples routinely and don't have issue with them. Have you tried using nvidia-setting and using its detect and layout options to set things up?
[22:55] <patrik> GuruDrew hmm not sure, gimme a sec^
[22:55] <The_Joe_> Oook what did I come in here for...
[22:55] <The_Joe_> Ah
[22:55] <The_Joe_> I installed OO 3.0.1 and autoremove tells me to remove openoffice.org-java-common, is this Ubuntu telling me have 3.0.1 is bad or that it's genuinely not needed?
[22:55] <FloodBot1> The_Joe_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:55] <GuruDrew> patrik, Okay, when you find it I'll be happy to help you resolve the issue
[22:56] <The_Joe_> FloodBot1, Who's flooding?
[22:56] <hedkandi> where is the partition table held anyway?
[22:56] <meshuggah> ok i am using the canada one...the only choice i hve is international or canada...and i live in the snow, so this one is neaer
[22:56] <GuruDrew> Anybody know when Ganymede will make the official repos?
[22:56] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: Something of interest: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/313514
[22:56] <NoTownKasper> IntuitiveNipple: Fairly sure I did, but it couldn't hurt to try again I guess. Wish I knew what was borked in the xorg.conf though. :|
[22:56] <IntuitiveNipple> GuruDrew: I spent last week trying to get a new package together for it, but it is a *pig* !
[22:57] <GuruDrew> Considering the number of PHP devels switching to Ubuntu lately, I'd really like to see the new eclipse and maybe even pdt make the repositories
[22:57] <slusk88> i cant seem to get my sound working properly. I get no sound when i dont have headset plugged in and when headset is plugged in i get sound in the test in soundsettings but all other sounds are just cracklings. have tried changing the alsamixer but no luck. Using ubuntu 8.10 soundcard:Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller
[22:57] <GuruDrew> IntuitiveNipple, Ahh, I see.
[22:57] <patrik> GuruDrew I dont really know where to find the info about a laptops wireless network card =S
[22:57] <Huufarted> I'm having an issue with wireless drivers.  Atheros 802.11g card.  Drivers say they're activated and currently in use.  Unable to see it in iwconfig
[22:57] <patrik> GuruDrew Built in crap
[22:57] <hedkandi> MoLE_: okay I'll read it avidly
[22:57] <GuruDrew> patrik, Usually you can find specifications at the manufacturers website
[22:58] <IntuitiveNipple> NoTownKasper: If I were you I'd back up that current xorg.conf and then leave just an empty file, and let nvidia-settings create a clean one from scratch. You can always copy the backup back into place if that doesn't help
[22:58] <GuruDrew> I'd need to know the card manufacturer to truly diagnose the issue
[22:58] <GuruDrew> And moreso, the card model number
[22:58] <austin666> anyone?
[22:58] <NoTownKasper> Hrm...Apparently I didn't try the nvidia-settings...as I had to apt-get it. lol. I'll give that a whirl and be back in a few.
[22:59] <GuruDrew> I love how straightforward Ubuntu is becoming. Xubuntu needs some better Compiz integration, imho.
[22:59] <linguini> What is the order of runlevel progression when a system boots?
[22:59] <linguini> ?
[22:59] <Huufarted> Can someone help me real fast witha wireless issue?
[22:59] <Huufarted> with a*
[22:59] <Quack[stinkpad]> oh snap! i fixed my ipod not being able to read/write in ubuntu!
[22:59] <thomc> When I try and access my Windows partition in grub, it just takes me to a grub prompt?
[22:59] <The_Joe_> Well thanks...
[23:00] <GuruDrew> Huufarted: You'll need to give us specific details, please don't ask to ask, just ask
[23:00] <Quack[stinkpad]> i just had to run fsck, it had some files it didn't like :>
[23:00] <IntuitiveNipple> linguini: runlevel 2 for Ubuntu desktop
[23:00] <SpinachHead> Hi, I can only get low resolutions with NVIDIA glx drivers so should I try reinstalling glx?
[23:00] <slusk88> will give cake for help
[23:00] <Huufarted> GuruDrew, I did.  I will ask again, though.
[23:00] <Huufarted> I'm having an issue with wireless drivers.  Atheros 802.11g card.  Drivers say they're activated and currently in use.  Unable to see it in iwconfig
[23:00] <SpinachHead> my xorg.conf is messed up to , how do I reconfigure?
[23:00] <linguini> IntuitiveNipple: Does it go straight to runlevel 2 or does it go "through" runlevel 0 or something?
[23:00] <GuruDrew> Ahh, I see it now, sorry Huufarted
[23:00] <Huufarted> No worries.  :)
[23:00] <GuruDrew> What version of Ubuntu
[23:00] <Huufarted> 8.10
[23:00] <Huufarted> fresh install
[23:01] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: Am I thinking right that the names at the hex values corresponding to the numbers of the keys are those of the keys? i.e. F169 and F170?
[23:01] <GuruDrew> ?
[23:01] <GuruDrew> agh, xchat
[23:01] <SpinachHead> anyone help with nvidia drivers?
[23:01] <GuruDrew> okay, one sec, let me see what I can find
[23:01] <IntuitiveNipple> linguini: runlevel 0 is 'halt'
[23:01] <patrik> GuruDrew Cant find anything about it. It's more then 2 years old...cand find any speccs on it.
[23:02] <GuruDrew> Huufarted, please have a look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6068924
[23:02] <Huufarted> GuruDrew, going
[23:02] <IntuitiveNipple> linguini: I'd suggest reading up on the Ubuntu system start-up deamon, called upstart, which replaces inittab
[23:02] <The_Joe_> Aaaanyone?
[23:02] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: I hope the bug won't prevent me from doing what I'm trying to do. Good find though. Thanks for all the help. GF wants me to come to bed.
[23:02] <Huufarted> ah, that explains a lot, GuruDrew.  I didn't find that.  I was going through the standard one-doc-fits-all documentation, not card specific
[23:02] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: re: the names, I'm not at all sure about that
[23:02] <pluma> NN, all
[23:03] <linguini> IntuitiveNipple: Thanks, I'll see if I can find that.
[23:03] <IntuitiveNipple> night, and good luck
[23:03] <pluma> IntuitiveNipple: I guess I could test that by trial and error.
[23:03] <IntuitiveNipple> linguini: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/
[23:03] <The_Joe_> Come on I need to know if this is safe! I want to get some disk cleaning done
[23:03] <IntuitiveNipple> pluma: It's usually quicker :D
[23:03] <pluma> Anyway. Bye all.
[23:03] <meshuggah> jmmmm 546kb/s now way better thank
[23:03] <GuruDrew> Huufarted, yeah, should solve your issue, let me know if it doesn't.
[23:04] <linguini> IntuitiveNipple: Ah, thanks!
[23:04] <patrik> I hate laptops......
[23:04] <SpinachHead> anyone use the nvidia drivers?
[23:04] <GuruDrew> patrik, Your card is an Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG, which a quick google of your model number turned up, please learn to use Google as a primary resource before asking for help in #ubuntu
[23:04] <hedkandi> if I run fdisk on my /dev/sda it says i have 255 heads which is clearly wrong
[23:04] <hedkandi> ?
[23:04] <GuruDrew> I will try to find your issue, one moment please, patrik
[23:04] <meshuggah> how can i limit the bandwith i am using? else my landlord will unplug again my connection cause i am using all the bandwith?
[23:04] <meshuggah> how can i limit to 100k/s for example
[23:04] <IntuitiveNipple> The_Joe_: If the package is reported as unused, autoremove is safe to remove it
[23:04] <rdw200169> meshuggah, you're trying to limit *all* your bandwidth?
[23:05] <hedkandi> MoLE_: okay I understand the problem
[23:05] <patrik> GuruDrew I googled all over but all i found was that it had a network card =S
[23:05] <The_Joe_> IntuitiveNipple, I've had this problem before - I installed packages from somewhere else and Ubuntu told me to autoremove them all...
[23:05] <meshuggah> rdw : i dont want to be able to download faster than 100lk/s else i get problems with landlord
[23:05] <The_Joe_> Oh forget it
[23:05] <hedkandi> You are correct in that the partition table indicates overlapping partitions.
[23:05] <The_Joe_> I'll just risk my coursework
[23:05] <hedkandi> I have to decide what partitions have which space
[23:05] <SpinachHead> anyone have an nvidia card?
[23:05] <rdw200169> meshuggah, b/c you *can* limit your incoming bandwidth, but the commands for doing so are quite confusing
[23:05] <IntuitiveNipple> The_Joe_: Ahhhh... well if they aren't hurting leave them be
[23:05] <hedkandi> and rewrite with fdisk
[23:05] <hedkandi> should be easy
[23:05] <GuruDrew> patrik, Please check for 'Connect to hidden network', and see if your network is listed there
[23:05] <DionysuZ> pfu i just can't get my wireless to work... :(
[23:06] <slusk88> i cant seem to get my sound working properly. I get no sound when i dont have headset plugged in and when headset is plugged in i get sound in the test in soundsettings but all other sounds are just cracklings. have tried changing the alsamixer but no luck. Using ubuntu 8.10 soundcard:Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller
[23:06] <meshuggah> rdw : ok....thank anyway, it is cause when i use allt he bandwith the other person in the appartment building cant get to internet :)))
[23:06] <dimension128> meshuggah: Not intended to sound rude, But your landlord should have some kind of load balancing if it is an issue, it shouldn't be your problem to limit your bandwidth.
[23:06] <meshuggah> it happened a few time yet, all my fault :)
[23:06] <GuruDrew> DionysuZ, What wireless card does your system use, and what version of Ubuntu?
[23:06] <rdw200169> meshuggah, do you want to know how?
[23:06] <erikcw> I have a long running cronjob that is using a ton of memory (making the machine swap).  When I run the script manually from the shell, it behaves.  In cron I'm redirecting output to >/dev/null -- could this be the cause?
[23:06] <SpinachHead> i guess everyone is using runlevel 3 only
[23:06] <Punkx> Good night! Personally, I am having trouble activating the driver from nVidia (gforce4 mx 4000).
[23:06] <meshuggah> dimension : it is what i think, but she is computer illeterate
[23:07] <meshuggah> rdw : yes please :)
[23:07] <patrik> GuruDrew Well....the thing is that in network manager, it's not just the SSID or something like that, I cant even enable the wifi function.
[23:07] <SpinachHead> hardware drivers now doesnt show any nvidia drivers.
[23:07] <Blitzz|Kubuntu> How to set mouse sensitivity adjusted through xinput as default? Hardy 64-bit
[23:07] <GuruDrew> Fixing wireless problems in Ubuntu is EASY, someone should make a guide. All you have to do is google 'Ubuntu $version_number $card_number wifi'
[23:07] <xsg> HI
[23:07] <eweb100> everyone, I can't sleep or hybernate, i get a flashing verticle line across the screen
[23:07] <eweb100> any help?
[23:07] <Punkx> installed the legacy driver, but when I restart the machine does not start the GDM
[23:07] <patrik> GuruDrew the "enable wireless" box and text are all gray.
[23:08] <KenBW2> Ubuntu is telling me to chkdsk /f on Windows, but Windows won't boot. Is there a way to check the partition with Ubuntu?
[23:08] <rdw200169> meshuggah, well, this site will get you started: lartc.org
[23:08] <GuruDrew> patrik,  Please try http://www.subvs.co.uk/iwl_wifi_ubuntu_intrepid
[23:08] <SpinachHead> the only way i got my wireless to work was with ndiswrapper
[23:08] <DionysuZ> gurudrew i did a minimal install of ubuntu 8.04.2 and manually installed all i need. I have a sitecom 54g turbo pcmcia card. i can get it to work, it even connects to the router if i turn off the security. but if i turn on WPA or WEP, it cant connect
[23:08] <eweb100> can i has sleep help?
[23:08] <rocksfrow> can assist me in installing an old version of postgres on ubuntu intrepid?
[23:08] <rdw200169> meshuggah, you're looking to set up a policing-type q-disc on your wan interface
[23:08] <GuruDrew> DionysuZ, Yeah, that's been pretty common lately, a bug I think
[23:08] <patrik> GuruDrew Thnx ill check it out.
[23:09] <rocksfrow> i need to install 8.1.11 for testing purposes, but cannot find any packages to install it
[23:09] <rocksfrow> anybody?
[23:09] <rdw200169> meshuggah, this is *not* the best way, because it is passive, but it will work for restricting your bandwidth usage
[23:09] <rdw200169> meshuggah, honestly, your landlord should be doing this, but i understand that he/she may not know how, for obvious reasons
[23:09] <abarai_renji> everthing works fine with ubuntu except for my modem and webcam (built in) how do i make them work?
[23:10] <seastron> hey @ all
[23:10] <meshuggah> rdw : ok...lol...i will check it...thank again...thank to everyone, you are making this place great
[23:10] <GuruDrew> DionysuZ, See if this url helps you at all, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=753577
[23:10] <DionysuZ> gurudrew: tnx i'll check it out
[23:10] <GuruDrew> Not very helpful at all, but the issue exists
[23:11] <zee> good night everyone
[23:11] <seastron> i wonder if someone could help a recent windows escapee
[23:11] <Syzothermy> Anyone know how to auto reconnect to a network in network-manager (Ubuntu 8.10)? whenever I lose a connection it asks for the key again, kind of annoying for downloading. "connect automatically" doesn't help.
[23:11] <rocksfrow> anybody know how I could get pg 8.1.11 on intrepid?
[23:11] <rdw200169> meshuggah, good luck!
[23:11] <GuruDrew> DionysuZ, Or maybe http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-wireless-networking-41/cant-connect-to-wpa-in-ubuntu-hardy-heron-8.04-650231/
[23:11] <IntuitiveNipple> rocksfrow: Build it from source
[23:12] <seastron> anyone ?
[23:12] <seastron> will pay in internets
[23:12] <rocksfrow> nipple: okay.
[23:12] <Bruce> whats the command to restart network eth0?
[23:13] <slusk88> i cant seem to get my sound working properly. I get no sound when i dont have headset plugged in and when headset is plugged in i get sound in the test in soundsettings but all other sounds are just cracklings. have tried changing the alsamixer but no luck. Using ubuntu 8.10 soundcard:Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller
[23:13] <LePHiSTO> Bruce: /etc/init.d/networking restart
[23:13] <slusk88> halp plixplox
[23:13] <IntuitiveNipple> rocksfrow: I know it's not the answer you wanted, but that's going to be the solution unless you're very lucky in finding a .deb package build against the Intrepid library versions
[23:13] <CyBurnett> Ubuntu 8.04 wont load. I dont get the "grub" menu at all. How do I fix?
[23:13] <seastron> PLEASE can someone help me ?
[23:13] <meshuggah> rdw : i will learn and after i will make my landlord do it herself on the little server here(should be easier, it is windows something)_
[23:14] <^hashbang^> what's up seastron
[23:14] <GuruDrew> seastron, Don't ask to ask, just ask, how can we help you if you don't tell us what's wrong?
[23:14] <rocksfrow> nipple: heh, i figured it would be the answer i got considering i've been searching for a package...i may just have to try to get a hold of a copy of rhel to setup a test server
[23:14] <Syzothermy> Anyone know how to auto reconnect to a network in network-manager (Ubuntu 8.10)? whenever I lose a connection it asks for the key again, kind of annoying for downloading. "connect automatically" doesn't help.
[23:14] <dtchen> slusk88: use `alsamixer -Dhw:0' to ensure all the sensible analog playback channels are unmuted, e.g., 'Master', 'PCM', 'Front', 'Surround', 'Side', 'LFE', ...
[23:14] <IntuitiveNipple> slusk88: You should search the launchpad bug database, look for the PCI vendor:device ID of the specific sound device in your PC, or Google the PCI ID for clues... there is likely a kernel module option to correct that issue.
[23:15] <xyzzy> does anybody know how to turn on "docache" on the live cd ?
[23:15] <slusk88> okay thanks alot! =)
[23:15] <IntuitiveNipple> CyBurnett: Do you see "GRUB" top-right of the screen just after the BIOS POST, or any other messages?
[23:15] <patrik> GuruDrew Seems stuck on "Reading Database" for some reason.
[23:15] <GuruDrew> patrik, Probably a large install
[23:16] <IntuitiveNipple> CyBurnett: I meant, do you see "GRUB" top-LEFT of the screen :)
[23:17] <patrik> GuruDrew Perhaps I should add yet another mirror.
[23:17] <johntram1> hey does it make much difference if i use sun-java6-jre or openjdk-6-jre?
[23:18] <SpinachHead> yes!
[23:19] <Davedan> can I use the same usb-drive on windows and ubuntu?
[23:19] <betz0r> hey guys - can u tell me why i am banned in the ubuntu-de and offtopic channel? :(
[23:19] <Davedan> I want to use partimage to save an image of my ubuntu on usb that I regulary use on |XP
[23:19] <johntram1> Davedan: use fat32 filesystem
[23:19] <Syzothermy> if it's formatted as FAT for NTFS, yeah, Devedan
[23:19] <CyBurnett> IntuitiveNipple, No not at all
[23:19] <CyBurnett> IntuitiveNipple, last entry on post screen is "Verifying DMI Pool Data"
[23:19] <_VIM_> betz0r: ask in #ubuntu-ops
[23:19] <betz0r> thx
[23:19] <bbzez> whats the coolest theme for gnome/
[23:19] <lstarnes> betz0r: probably because you're logged in as root
[23:19] <Davedan> Syzothermy: I didn't format it, I just bought it from sandisk
[23:20] <Syzothermy> it's probably formatted correctly then
[23:20] <patrik> GuruDrew Humm, still stuck
[23:20] <Davedan> k
[23:21] <KenBW2> Ubuntu is telling me to chkdsk /f on Windows, but Windows won't boot. Is there a way to check the partition with Ubuntu?
[23:21] <bbzez> whats the coolest theme for gnome/
[23:21] <DionysuZ> GuruDrew: tried suggestions on both links. restarted network but to no avail.. still the same
[23:21] <^hashbang^> bbzez: check out http://gnome-look.org
[23:23] <wolfey> ok deleted package and installed sun jre update 11 from java.com
[23:23] <wolfey> works
[23:23] <dennda> Which package contains xv? (The image viewer)
[23:24] <Quicken2k> I can't get Wubi to work with my externel 500GB hdd
[23:24] <erUSUL> dennda: dunno if is packaged nowadays is old software....
[23:24] <IntuitiveNipple> CyBurnett: Sorry, was off doing kernel stuff.... re: your last comment... it sounds to me as if maybe the system's BIOS boot order has been changed and isn't trying the hard disk... have you checked it since the problem began?
[23:25] <dennda> not part of ubuntu because of its license
[23:26] <Quicken2k> was that comment ment for me dennda?
[23:26] <Jewbacca> anyone know how to set mouse dpi ?
[23:28] <dennda> Quicken2k: no
[23:28] <patrik> GuruDrew Worked like a charm! I have to say even though Ubuntu needs more work from the user then windows I have to say it's a thousand times more stable and much faster. When I actually have the time I'd love to learn more about this wonderful operative =)
[23:28] <Quicken2k> ok sorry
[23:28] <hlfshell> So I just installed Ubuntu onto a dell inspiron 9200 - for some reason the sound control doesnt work (though it says its lowering/raising volume) and the sound all sounds very bassy. what can i do fix?
[23:29] <seastron> Hello everyone, may i request help on installing my edimax 7318USg wifi usb, i have the, it has a linux driver but i can't seem to make the package manager play ball, how do i move the files for the linux driver located on the cd to package manager, please private message me if you are willing to help a new windows escapee
[23:29] <seastron> i have the disc **
[23:30] <rakudave> hlfshell: ajust the settings in system - settings - sound
[23:30] <Quicken2k> Ubuntu installs on ext drives correct?
[23:31] <patrik> GuruDrew Sorry about my idiocy and inexperience, but I'm learning with all my might. I thank you for your help and cheer for your good will to help people in need=)
[23:32] <^hashbang^> Quicken2k: yes
[23:33] <seastron> Hello again everyone(you can't blame a man for trying), may i request help on installing my edimax 7318USg wifi usb, i have the disc, it has a linux driver but i can't seem to make the package manager play ball, how do i move the files for the linux driver located on the cd to package manager, please private message me (or not if you would prefer) if you are willing to help a new windows escapee
[23:33] <seraph-os> lolnew windows escapee
[23:33] <seastron> ^__^
[23:33] <seraph-os> i wish i could help u mate?
[23:34] <seastron> :) no worries mate
[23:34] <GuruDrew> Ahh, I'm glad it worked patrik
[23:34] <hedkandi> is there a partitioner with vista?
[23:34] <rakudave> seastron: what file-format is the driver on the cd?
[23:34] <^hashbang^> !windows
[23:34] <^hashbang^> !windows | rakudave
[23:34] <GuruDrew> Ahh, I'm glad it worked patrik
[23:34] <seastron> rakudave: hold on i will check
[23:35] <GuruDrew> I hope you enjoy Ubuntu
[23:35] <GuruDrew> I know I do
[23:35] <rakudave> ^hashbang^: what was that for? ^^
[23:35] <GuruDrew> DionysuZ, Sorry to hear that you haven't fixed your issue, try posting a forum topic, and I'm sure someone will address it very quickly
[23:36] <^hashbang^> woot! http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/10/31/160242
[23:36] <patrik> GuruDrew Package manager stopped working though^
[23:36] <GuruDrew> patrik: How so?
[23:36] <^hashbang^> 8.10 kicks butt yet again!!
[23:36] <animamundi> I'm here to ask more blonde questions.  What's gnome?
[23:36] <seastron> rakudave: before i extract the driver for linux it says .tar.bz2
[23:36] <^hashbang^> animamundi: it's called a windows manager....
[23:36] <_VIM_> animamundi: it's a windows environment
[23:36] <patrik> GuruDrew The source I added made it go mad. But I just removed it and then it was fine^_^
[23:37] <animamundi> ok, and kde is the same?
[23:37] <seastron> unbuntu has been a thing a many wonders apart from a few little problems
[23:37] <^hashbang^> yes
[23:37] <animamundi> like they're too things that gui linux for me?
[23:37] <animamundi> two, even?
[23:37] <lstarnes> animamundi: it's a different desktop environemnt
[23:37] <animamundi> ok, how do I know which one I have?
[23:37] <krypto> anyone in here uses intrepid with  a 2.6.28 kernel and fglrx?
[23:37] <rakudave> seastron: ok, after you extract it, say to your destop, you should be able to "./configure", "make", "make install" in the terminal. there is no way to import this into the package manager, you'll have to compile it
[23:38] <^hashbang^> anumamundi: there are a bunch of desktop enviorments... kde, gnome are 2 of the most widely used...
[23:38] <meoblast001> i accidently overwrote a VERY important file.. what do i do?
[23:38] <rakudave> seastron: oops, "sudo make install"
[23:38] <animamundi> and thank you both for helping me, I'm very new...as you can tell.
[23:38] <lstarnes> animamundi: do you have a bar at the top of the screen that has Applications, Places, and System in it?
[23:38] <nickrud> meoblast001, a system file? Which one?
[23:38] <animamundi> it's at the bottom but yes.
[23:38] <^hashbang^> rakudave: he will need the kernel header files to complie a driver for the kernel
[23:38] <lstarnes> meoblast001: did you have a backup of the file?
[23:38] <IntuitiveNipple> meoblast001: cry... and then retrieve it from your back-ups :)
[23:38] <seastron> rakudave: thankyou very much.. i will try to figure that out
[23:38] <lstarnes> animamundi: it is probably gnome
[23:39] <Bodsda> animamundi, but you have/had 2 bars? and it probably is not  blue?
[23:39] <meoblast001> nickrud, not a system file.... wxFormBuilder overwrites code when you change the GUI... i overwrote it.. went to copy the old stuff from gedit and accidently closed gedit
[23:39] <erUSUL> !undel | meoblast001
[23:39] <animamundi> it's at the bottom, and it's ubuntu colors.
[23:39] <rakudave> ^hashbang^: right, thanks... what was that uname-trick again? can't remember just now
[23:39] <IntuitiveNipple> animamundi: System menu, About Gnome ?
[23:39] <nickrud> meoblast001, look for the backup, a hidden file with ~ at the end
[23:39] <^hashbang^> rakudave: uname -a
[23:39] <GuruDrew> patrik: Probably a GPG issue, removing it should be fine though :)
[23:39] <meoblast001> nickrud, i have those
[23:39] <meoblast001> i cant open them
[23:39] <animamundi> yes, and thanks...is kde better?
[23:40] <nickrud> meoblast001, meoblast001 ?? gedit file~ will open it ....
[23:40] <meoblast001> nickrud, you're a life saver
[23:40] <_VIM_> kde is heavier (kinda like windows) animamundi
[23:40] <seastron> rakudave: may i bug you in a private message just for a few little pointers ? i fully understand if not
[23:40] <Dam0> yay i am unbanned
[23:40] <Dam0> hehe
[23:40] <rakudave> seastron: no problem
[23:40] <seastron> thanks :)
[23:40] <animamundi> OK.
[23:40] <nickrud> Dam0, so don't go doing stuff that will get you rebanned ;)
[23:41] <patrik> GuruDrew Nah it was only a source to download the firmware. After the download it shouldn't be needed.
[23:41] <hedkandi> thanks folks bye
[23:41] <fdr> which directory is the gnome trashbin connected to? I thought ~/.Trash but I can't seem to find such dir...
[23:42] <kindofabuzz> when copying from a NFS share using nautilus, what protocol is that using? can i make it use ssh or scp? i know how to scp command line but just curious about this.
[23:42] <guckle> hi im havin some trouble. i just installed 8.10 and everything worked great, but i am finding it locks up/freezes randomly (can be 15 min after boot...or an hour). i can still move the mouse but i can't do anything and everything is frozen
[23:42] <nickrud> fdr, moved to .local/share/Trash
[23:42] <patrik> GuruDrew Now I only have one more little question for u then I'll leave u to the other needing =)
[23:42] <patrik> GuruDrew If I may.
[23:42] <GuruDrew> patrik, Shoot
[23:42] <|HSO|SadiQ> can anyone tell me what this does : " >/dev/null 2>&1 "
[23:42] <meoblast001> nickrud, didn't backup one of my headers but i only made like 5 changes to that specific header
[23:42] <fdr> nickrud, thanks. Why did they move it?
[23:42] <nickrud> fdr, not sure, but I think it was a compromise between desktops
[23:43] <seraph-os> does anyone know how to get the matshita uj-850s optical drive to regognize copyed cd's? on ubuntu?
[23:43] <kindofabuzz> |HSO|SadiQ, something is being piped to /dev/null?
[23:43] <Dante123> hi all, having mic issues with 8.10 (upgraded from 8.04) particularly with TeamSpeak and also with Sound Recorder and Audacity.  Any suggestions?
[23:43] <GeffIsLegend> anyone mind telling me how to make it so i dont have to enter a password every time i want to modify something on my files?
[23:43] <CyBurnet> Where is the grub menu in Ubuntu 8.04?
[23:43] <DionysuZ_> its working xD
[23:43] <kindofabuzz> Cy-4, /boot/grub
[23:43] <|HSO|SadiQ> kindofabuzz, yesy...but I don't know what the " 2>&1" part is for
[23:43] <Dante123> Part of my problem is pulseaudio so I killed it
[23:43] <GuruDrew> DionysuZ, You fixed it?
[23:44] <IntuitiveNipple> |HSO|SadiQ: redirects stdout from whatever is on the left of the ">" to /dev/null, and also redirects stderr to stdout, which in turn goes to /dev/null, so you don't see any stdout/stderr messages
[23:44] <kindofabuzz> CyBurnet, /boot/grub/menu.list
[23:44] <Dante123> But also get confused on what to select as audio playback and record devices
[23:44] <patrik> GuruDrew Googling about it, it seems like the ATI graphics cards are a pretty tricky to install. The question is. Does the EnvyNg drivers work good u think? I'm reading pretty splitted opinions about it.
[23:44] <kindofabuzz> |HSO|SadiQ, maybe try #bash or #perl or #python
[23:44] <DionysuZ_> gurudrew: it was just a silly little setting of mine. thanks for your help but it was just me setting the WPA supplicant driver to ndiswrapper some time ago. switched it back to wext and now all works
[23:44] <GuruDrew> patrik, Go to Application -> System -> Hardware drivers, is there not a viable option here for you?
[23:45] <GuruDrew> DionysuZ_, I'm happy to hear that!
[23:45] <IntuitiveNipple> |HSO|SadiQ: stdout jas file descriptor 1 so, stderr has file descriptor 2, hence 2>&1  means stderr > stdout
[23:45] <Jewbacca> how can i make my ubunbu desktop rly kick ass ;D rly nice effects and where can i find nice wallpapers?
[23:45] <^hashbang^> |HSo|Sadiq: check this out http://www.xaprb.com/blog/2006/06/06/what-does-devnull-21-mean/
[23:45] <kindofabuzz> Jewbacca, i like socwall.com for wallpapers
[23:45] <kindofabuzz> thousands others
[23:45] <KenBW2> how do i check an unmounted NTFS volume?
[23:45] <kindofabuzz> thousands of others*
[23:45] <seraph-os> matshita uj-850s anyone? understand if anyone does not know...
[23:46] <CyBurnet> kindofabuzz, Thanks :)
[23:46] <kindofabuzz> KenBW2, what do you mean? check it it fstab? export?
[23:46] <^hashbang^> kindofabuzz: cool man.. I'm checkin it out now...
[23:46] <|HSO|SadiQ> It's actually a game in my case...it logs everything to my .xsession-errors file...wanted to know how I can stop it from happening
[23:46] <KenBW2> kindofabuzz: for corruptions
[23:46] <patrik> GuruDrew Well...yes, but the driver is old, and limited. I tried it and. It worked like crap I'm afraid.
[23:46] <kindofabuzz> oh
[23:47] <KenBW2> kindofabuzz: fsck?
[23:47] <kindofabuzz> KenBW2, yeah
[23:47] <kindofabuzz> !fsck
[23:48] <HyperD> where can I find the installed icon themes to change the icon of a launcher?
[23:48] <sebatkar> ıt's on
[23:49] <genewitch> how do i release IP with ifconfig?
[23:50] <furythor> Which is more recomendable, installing graphics drivers what "hardware drivers" applet recommends which nvidia-96 or installing nvidia-71 by hand, as I do have very annoying font glitch with windows programs that I run with wine ...
[23:50] <jken146> furythor: use the restrictid drivers app preferentially, if it works
[23:50] <patrik> GuruDrew Hmm oh well, I can always experiment some more, I do have to learn more about linux after all=)
[23:51] <furythor> yeah, I have that weird problem with font, which does not effect everywhere, but particular windows programs that I run with wine...
[23:51] <tim> any help with the cairo dock in here?
[23:52] <GuruDrew> patrik, I usually either use the driver in the repo (working great with 8800gtx) or the binary drivers from ati.com or nvidia.com respectively
[23:52] <jken146> furythor: do you have msttcorefonts installed?
[23:52] <ouija> ooi
[23:52] <furythor> it is with and without that
[23:52] <GuruDrew> patrik, Make sure you're using the restricted drivers from the Ubuntu system panel though, they're great
[23:52] <CyBurnet> What is the command to edit the grub menu on my boot partition from a live CD?
[23:53] <furythor> And I did _NOT_ have this issue with ubuntu 8.04, but current 8.10 better supports my mobile broadband connection
[23:54] <misieq> where do files received via bluetooth go?
[23:54] <patrik> GuruDrew The restricted drivers is what I'm using right now, not really what I expected. But I might have missed something to make it the way it's supposed to.
[23:54] <GuruDrew> CyBurnet, that depends on where your boot partition is mounted
[23:54] <nickrud> furythor, may be a silly question, but do you have the package msttcorefonts installed?
[23:55] <GuruDrew> patrik, There are a few options to help with installing the binary drivers, google 'automatix'
[23:55] <tim> any help with the cairo dock in here?
[23:55] <nickrud> !automatix | GuruDrew patrik
[23:55] <patrik> GuruDrew Disabling Compiz cleared out the flickering i just learnt^_^
[23:56] <GuruDrew> nickrud, what would you advise to help a newer Linux user install binary drivers without having to leave their comfort zone?
[23:56] <meshuggah> what is the best lightweight mp3 player for xubuntu ?
[23:56] <CyBurnet> GuruDrew, Thats the thing i dont understand that stuff?
[23:56] <GuruDrew> meshuggah, I found Totem to be light weight and effective as it came, just had to install a few codecs
[23:56] <nickrud> GuruDrew, I'd strongly recommend using the ones that are provided with ubuntu device manager. Very very few users need anything else.
[23:57] <jken146> meshuggah: there are *loads* of media players.  mpc is pretty lightweight, if you can set it up
[23:57] <fosco_> meshuggah: you can try audacious
[23:57] <furythor> Nickrud problem that I have does not seem to be connected to msttcorefonts at all
[23:57] <jken146> meshuggah: mpd*
[23:57] <GuruDrew> CyBurnet, It's quite difficult to do, or requires some experience, but you'll need to locate your boot drive and nano the grub conf there
[23:57] <nickrud> !envyng | GuruDrew very very few ever even need to know about this
[23:57] <meshuggah> jken : mpd or mpc ? :)
[23:57] <rjune_> nickrud: but those of us that don't know. often have problems finding it
[23:58] <GuruDrew> nickrud: Thanks for the reference.
[23:58] <patrik> GuruDrew Looks like something really useful. I'll note that and take use of it.
[23:58] <rjune_> gah, I mean do need to know
[23:58] <m4zt3r> All of a sudden my mozilla browser no longer has the minimize, maximize, and close icons at the top, even after reboot. No other propgram is like this, just mozilla
[23:58] <CyBurnet> GuruDrew, I have booted with a live cd and can see my boot partition, and open it as well, but if i try to writ to it i get errors
[23:58] <GuruDrew> nickrud: Sometimes you have to help people in the way that they want to be helped... Please keep that in mind.
[23:59] <nickrud> furythor, try sudo apt-get install msttcorefonts , if that succeeds and you couldn't see that package in synaptic run sudo update-apt-xapian-index
[23:59] <GuruDrew> CyBurnet, What errors, specifically?
[23:59] <nickrud> GuruDrew, true. But also remember that using unsupported methods often results in getting no support in this channel.
[23:59] <GuruDrew> nickrud: Duly noted.
[23:59] <furythor> I did get those drivers, and did install that propertiary graphichs driver, now I gotta reboot my machine