[00:00] <eseven73> ive seen some channels like #Peru with 10,000 users on the larger networks
[00:00] <oCean_> chrome_: welcome to ubuntu! Most people are just idling or afk
[00:00] <remoteCTRL> carlos_: no; pick kde on your login screen and make it your default desktop there
[00:00] <chrome_> you had KDE, and after a reboot you got gnome
[00:01] <amadeus> what do I need to do, I cant uninstall Packages in ubuntu hardy?
[00:01] <carlos_> remoteCTLR thats simple? hahahaha it looks i want easy help like in windows right :D
[00:01] <remoteCTRL> toni_m: worked?
[00:01] <toni_m> remoteCTRL: Thanks you are number one... thanks alot m8
[00:01] <toni_m> yes it worked and thanks alot alot alot.
[00:01] <remoteCTRL> carlos_: even easier:)
[00:01] <chrome_> ubuntu should be easier than windows
[00:01] <remoteCTRL> toni_m: glad to help:)
[00:01] <rixtr66> could someone explain to me how to put a new channel in xchat?
[00:01] <chrome_> that's our goal
[00:01] <carlos_> remoteCTLR oh thanks well let me restart again thanks
[00:01] <toni_m> remoteCTRL: glad to get help from you :) bye
[00:02] <remoteCTRL> carlos_: np
[00:03] <oCean_> rixtr66: what is it that you want to do? Join another channel?
[00:03] <rixtr66> well yes!
[00:03] <jaggedsphere> what software would I get  if I wanted my local computers to download all updates off of one of my other local machines?
[00:03] <chrome_> there's about 3 questions per minute
[00:03] <b419kid> graingert: in the remote desktop program does host mean the ip?
[00:03] <oCean_> rixtr66: just type "/join #nameofchannel" for example "/join "ubuntu-offtopic"
[00:03] <odder> jaggedsphere: you won't need much software, that could be done through apt, I think
[00:04] <remoteCTRL> jaggedsphere: you mean you want to set up an own repository or smething like microsoft sus?
[00:04] <jaggedsphere> I think so...\
[00:04] <Guest5246> remoteCTLR yes, thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
[00:04] <MeXTuX> I'm using Ubuntu 8.04 and when I type lspci -v the system says that my video card is a 01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RC410 [Radeon Xpress 200] (prog-if 00 [VGA controller]). My question is: Is it possible to have some desktop effects enabled??
[00:04] <jaggedsphere> just want to cut down on repeated downloads
[00:04] <WebcamWonder> !ati | MeXTuX
[00:04] <remoteCTRL> jaggedsphere: well which of both?:D
[00:05] <remoteCTRL> Guest5246: hehe np dude:)
[00:05] <rixtr66> i know about the /join #channel part,what i want to know is how to put a different server in.sorry i didnt explain better.
[00:05] <BrixSat> apache2-ssl-certificate -days 365 this comand is not working for me :S not found
[00:05] <remoteCTRL> MeXTuX: sure, why not? got the driver installed already?
[00:05] <bluenzo^nix> remoteCTRL: IT WORKED <3 thanks!
[00:05] <ChotaZ> jklock: no sound.
[00:06] <zaccour> do all tv tuners work with Ubuntu? or only certain ones
[00:06] <jklock> Chotaz: No sound period or no sound to your headset
[00:06] <oCean_> bluenzo^nix: Yay!
[00:06] <odder> jaggedsphere: try http://mediakey.dk/~cc/howto-create-your-own-debian-or-ubuntu-package-repository/
[00:06] <ChotaZ> jklock: no sound to my headset
[00:06] <remoteCTRL> BrixSat: yeah they took out that script after version dapper i believe you gotta do it the oldfashioned way with openssl
[00:06] <ChotaZ> jklock: have you read the guide?
[00:06] <remoteCTRL> bluenzo^nix: np
[00:06] <BrixSat> remoteCTRL :|
[00:07] <bluenzo^nix> remote so what exactly happened, did grub add itself to the mbr or something? im not sure how all of this works its confusing lol
[00:07] <remoteCTRL> BrixSat: not too hard its like tree steps or so
[00:07] <RickZilla> Recommend good tutorial for installing themes in ubuntu?
[00:07] <ChotaZ> jklock: sound is coming out on speakers
[00:07] <jklock> Chotaz: yeah I read through most of it
[00:07] <tom__> r
[00:07] <odder> jaggedsphere: or this one: http://www.howtoforge.com/local_debian_ubuntu_mirror
[00:07] <BrixSat> remoteCTRL can you tel wich steps or should i chec apache channel?
[00:07] <remoteCTRL> bluenzo^nix: supergrub disk collects information about the hdds and if it finds something that can bee booted it adds it into a menu
[00:07] <remoteCTRL> that's basically it
[00:07] <ChotaZ> jklock: that part where it says to set everything to PulseAudio but the mixer, I set the mixer to my Nvidia sound card, should I choose the headset?
[00:08] <bluenzo^nix> remoteCTRL: there is only one MBR? for all the HDDs?
[00:08] <remoteCTRL> BrixSat: nope its an ssl question, gimme a sec i think i have some docs flying arroung on that somewhere
[00:08] <oCean_> RickZilla: well, install is easy. Download the theme of your choice, the *.tar.gz. Then, drag this tar.gz on the thememanager (System > Preferences > Appearance)
[00:08] <zaccour> do all tv tuners work with Ubuntu? or only certain ones? i need to upload to justin.tv
[00:08] <jklock> Chotaz: well now you sit in an interesting position. I have taken you as far as I can, and I have given you links to information that should help you solve your problems if you piece everything together.
[00:08] <jklock> Chotaz: Now you have to expirement and play around.
[00:08] <RickZilla> oCean_:  That easy, eh?  I'll give it a try.  Thanks for the help.
[00:09] <remoteCTRL> bluenzo^nix: nope there is an mbr in each hdd, but one hdd has the "active" flag which means on that one grub is located, and so that one is adressed first
[00:09] <kinja-sheep> Does anybody know why USB transfer are terrible slow with large files?
[00:09] <MeXTuX> ehm nop. I haven't installed any driver and wanted to ask because the card is .... (don't know how to say it) embedded in my motherboard (I apologize for my poor english)
[00:09] <ChotaZ> jklock: kk... i'll try it around.
[00:09] <oCean_> RickZilla: alternatively you can click Add (in the Sys > Prefs > Appearance dialog) and browse to the .tar.gz
[00:09] <bluenzo^nix> remoteCTRL: k thanks :)
[00:09] <jklock> Chotaz: I also have to leave work :)
[00:09] <zaccour> do all tv tuners work with Ubuntu? or only certain ones? i need to upload to justin.tv
[00:10] <rixtr66> i want to add the server irc.esper.net to the server list in x chat how do i do that?
[00:10] <^Ocean^> How can i tell my Kernel not too load a Driver on boot ?
[00:10] <jaggedsphere> thanks odder but it looks like what I imagined does not exist...had the idea that a SoHo server would pool the software requirements for all of the systems on the network and serve the files centrally as opposed multiple redundant downloads from the internet
[00:10] <MeXTuX> And wanted to know if it is possible to install ATI driver in order to enable some desktop effects
[00:10] <homercycles> would anyone care to recommend a good program for comparing two directories/sub-directories and showing the differences for Ubuntu? thanks
[00:10] <b419kid> Can i use Remote desktop on ubuntu over the internet?
[00:11] <oCean_> ^Ocean^: first, let me compliment you on the nick. Great! :P Second: it is possible to blacklist modules. See /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[00:11] <remoteCTRL> BrixSat: threre you go: http://www.openssl.org/docs/HOWTO/certificates.txt you can skip the bla bla and directly to the create certificates part
[00:12] <odder> jaggedsphere: you can still reduce those redundant download for a big bit
[00:12] <remoteCTRL> bluenzo^nix: its allright buddy;)
[00:12] <BrixSat> thanks remoteCTRL
[00:12] <^Ocean^> oCean_, ;) Thanks dude
[00:13] <oCean_> homercycles: "diff" can compare directories (command line)
[00:13] <remoteCTRL> jaggedsphere: i know of no explicit software update server, normally you would use a repository for that
[00:13] <remoteCTRL> BrixSat: np
[00:13] <jaggedsphere> I am sure I can odder but it's actually just me and my wife's laptop...
[00:13] <homercycles> oCean_: thanks. sounds obvious :-)
[00:13] <oCean_> homercycles: unix often is!
[00:14] <remoteCTRL> jaggedsphere: then download it twice in gods name:D
[00:14] <jaggedsphere> but that would be the easy way!
[00:14] <remoteCTRL> jaggedsphere: there is another possibility then
[00:14] <homercycles> oCean: don't suppose you know of any good GTK equivalents for the lazy?
[00:14] <odder> b419kid: try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=290055
[00:14] <remoteCTRL> jaggedsphere: if you want the hard wag*g*
[00:15] <odder> ammbitious
[00:15] <b419kid> odder: thanks :)
[00:15] <oCean_> oCean_: no, not offhand.. sorry
[00:15] <homercycles> oCean_: no problems thanks for your help anyway. I'll use diff for now
[00:15] <remoteCTRL> jaggedsphere: still there?
[00:16] <jaggedsphere> yup
[00:16] <odder> b419kid: no prob, just googled it
[00:16] <remoteCTRL> kk
[00:16] <jaggedsphere> ok, so what is the hard way?
[00:16] <Lasivian> Where do *you* put uncompiled sources?
[00:16] <oCean_> homercycles: actually, in the repositories is fldiff and mgdiff - supposedly the graphical way
[00:16] <remoteCTRL> jaggedsphere: you can write yourself a little script to achieve that, i can point you the way what tools to use butfrom there on you are your own... interested?
[00:16] <oCean_> !info fldiff
[00:16] <homercycles> oCean_: thanks. sweek
[00:16] <jaggedsphere> yes sir I am
[00:17] <homercycles> oCean_: thanks. sweet, even
[00:17] <hulkeypoo> join /uclinux
[00:17] <ChotaZ> jklock: tried almost everything, checking and unchecking boxes, no sound coming from the ehadset
[00:17] <oCean_> !info xxidff | homercycles final option
[00:17] <remoteCTRL> jaggedsphere:  hehe kk; are you familiar with dpkg? it has a --get-selection and a --set-selection option
[00:17] <jaggedsphere> familiar yes...
[00:18] <b419kid> odder: vnc requires pc to install so its kinda the opposite of what i need
[00:18] <oCean_> homercycles: ok, one more, then I'm done suggesting :P - there is also xxdiff in the repos, which is (sounds promising) "a graphical file and directories comparison and merge tool"
[00:18] <b419kid> odder: thanks a lot though.
[00:19] <remoteCTRL> jaggedsphere: you can put the output into text files, compare the output of both computers after you did the updates on one and then use rsync to get the files from the updated computers /var/apt/cache directory and the install them on the other computer with dpkg --set-selection
[00:19] <homercycles> oCean_: you have been most helpful. thanks very much
[00:19] <jaggedsphere> hmm I see
[00:19] <remoteCTRL> jaggedsphere: if you need help on writing that script ask in #bash
[00:20] <remoteCTRL> jaggedsphere: all clear?:D
[00:20] <jaggedsphere> I'll research this. thanks remoteCTRL
[00:20] <remoteCTRL> jaggedsphere: allways glad to help:)
[00:20] <rixtr66> would someone please help me with adding a new server on xchat??
[00:21] <deutsche99> what is ubuntu?
[00:21] <remoteCTRL> !ubuntu
[00:21] <noaki> hello! is there a possibilty in bash to automatically delete the 4 first letters of all files in a directionary?
[00:21] <deutsche99> !linux
[00:21] <lordlouis> hi people. Does anibody know an application to upload a file to googledocs in a terminal?
[00:21] <remoteCTRL> noaki: please repeat the question in #bash
[00:22] <Esvandiary> noaki: you may get better help in #bash for that
[00:22] <noaki> ok thanks :)
[00:22] <Esvandiary> darn, too slow :P
[00:22] <deutsche99> !kernel
[00:22] <zaccour> do all tv tuners work with Ubuntu? or only certain ones? i need to upload to justin.tv
[00:22] <remoteCTRL> ok next comes !compile*g*
[00:22] <remoteCTRL> zaccour: see the ubuntu hardware compatibility list for that pleas
[00:23] <remoteCTRL> gimme a sec for the link
[00:23] <puff> I'm trying to mount a fedora core LVM partition under an ubuntu live CD.  Mount wants a filesystem type but parted /dev/sda ust has a blank in the "File system" column.
[00:23] <zaccour> ok
[00:23] <remoteCTRL> zaccour: http://www.ubuntuhcl.org/
[00:23] <zaccour> remoteCTRL, thanks
[00:24] <remoteCTRL> zaccour: np
[00:24] <puff> Anyone?
[00:24] <darthv3gan> hmm. what's the best Windows Live Messenger/MSN client for Ubuntu? I know there's pigeon
[00:24] <ChotaZ> amsn
[00:24] <ChotaZ> or emesene
[00:24] <remoteCTRL> puff: is that fedora volume an lvm volume?
[00:24] <ChotaZ> Can anyone help me getting my microphone to work?
[00:24] <darthv3gan> i tried emesene, it was better than pigeon. hows amsn?
[00:24] <Extend> puff : do u kow what is the file system type of this partition?
[00:25] <ChotaZ> emesene wont let you get or send files to Windows Live Messenger
[00:25] <ChotaZ> so I use aMSN
[00:25] <puff> remoteCTRL: I believe so.l
[00:25] <Lamo> which channel for jaunty support?
[00:25] <remoteCTRL> puff ok in that case sudo apt-get install lvm2
[00:25] <remoteCTRL> then execute the following commands subsequently:
[00:25] <Esvandiary> Lamo: #ubuntu+1 i believe
[00:25] <darthv3gan> hm. aMSN have mic support?
[00:26] <Lamo> Esvandiary, thanks
[00:26] <startkeylogger> startkeylogger
[00:26] <Extend> darthv3gan : if u want a mic support go for sip-communicator.org
[00:26] <Extend> download the .deb file
[00:26] <puff> remoteCTRL: I see sda and sdb.  sda has a 107 MB ext3 boot partition and an 80GB partition that has a blank "File System" column and "lvm" under the flags column.
[00:27] <puff> remoteCTRL: sdb has a single 40GB ext3 boot partition, I presume that's the windows partition on this thing.
[00:27] <remoteCTRL> puff: sudo pvscan sudo vgscanudo vgchange -a y sudo lvscan
[00:27] <remoteCTRL> puff: if it is an ext3 partition i seriously doubt that as windos would be running on an ntfs partition
[00:28] <ward-> i have a few scripts, they work fine in a terminal with sude, but when i make a cron job they do not work anymore :(
[00:28] <puff> Oh, good point.  Hm.
[00:28] <ward-> what can be the problem?
[00:28] <sparky1492> Does anyone have a good site or two that has some up to date installation info and config of netatalk?
[00:28] <remoteCTRL> puff:  let me put this in one working command for you, sec:
[00:28] <puff> Ijust did the pvscan...
[00:29] <remoteCTRL> puff: sudo apt-get install lvm2 && sudo pvscan && sudo vgscan && sudo vgchange -a y && sudo lvscan
[00:29] <remoteCTRL> puff: ah! ok i had a syntax error in the above line, i hope you noticed
[00:29] <puff> The y?
[00:29] <remoteCTRL> no the vgscanudo
[00:29] <ChotaZ> Anyone here uses TEAMSPEAK?
[00:30] <martin3562346> did u get it to work?
[00:30] <remoteCTRL> puff:  supposed to say vgscan sudo..
[00:30] <martin3562346> i tried..
[00:30] <remoteCTRL> chattr: yepp
[00:30] <remoteCTRL> ChotaZ: yepp
[00:30] <puff> vgscan sudo?
[00:30] <remoteCTRL> puff: sudo vgscan && sudo vgchange -a y && sudo lvscan
[00:31] <remoteCTRL> hehehe
[00:31] <ChotaZ> remoteCTRL: what do to if I can have mplayer outputting to my headset and I want teamspeak t  work the same way?
[00:31] <Lasivian> is there any gui wifi program for gnome?
[00:31] <ward-> i have a few scripts, they work fine in a terminal with sude, but when i make a cron job they do not work anymore :( what can be the problem, please?
[00:31] <puff> Lasivian: Yes.
[00:31] <eseven73> im using xubuntu, but would like to install Gnome on another user (same computer of course) can i do that without ruining the xubuntu install for my main user? Basically I want User 1 with Xubuntu, user 2 with Ubuntu.
[00:31] <ChotaZ> remoteCTRL: but TS will only output to speakers and people cant hear me talking to the headset's mic
[00:31] <Pyrus> Is anyone having issues with the update to openjdk?
[00:31] <Lasivian> puff: what is it please? :)
[00:31] <remoteCTRL> ChotaZ: ther is a configuration dialog in the settings menu, you need to pick your headset as output medium there, mostly that is /dev/dsp1
[00:31] <ward-> eseven73, you can choose at your loginscreen what you want to use
[00:32] <puff> Lasivian: Gnone Network Manager.
[00:32] <remoteCTRL> puff: have you done those?
[00:32] <ward-> eseven73, under sessions i believe
[00:32] <eseven73> ward-: hmm how would that work with fast user switching though?
[00:32] <ChotaZ> remoteCTRL: thanks a lot it works now
[00:32] <eseven73> ward-: using the user switcher desklet in Xubuntu
[00:32] <remoteCTRL> ChotaZ: np:)
[00:32] <danie> dma......
[00:32] <danie> 음
[00:33] <ward-> eseven73, window manager will remain probably, is this just to test gnome?
[00:33] <ward-> eseven73, i don't know i never tried
[00:33] <eseven73> ward-: i guess i could always do replace --metacity
[00:33] <puff> remoteCTRL:Yes... got some results that look like errors.
[00:33] <amadeus> Hello, I can no longer remove wine completely with apt-get remove wine, it only removes about 98 kb, what do I need to do?
[00:33] <remoteCTRL> puff: apste them to www.nopaste.org please
[00:33] <Lasivian> puff: ahh, I was meaning something a little more like netstumbler
[00:33] <ward-> eseven73, if this is just to test gnome, you can do it simpler
[00:34] <tvih-> righto. any ideas why gdm/gnome won't start up properly with my new display driver, even though gdm itself starts fine?
[00:34] <bluenzo^nix> pastebin.com <3
[00:34] <ward-> eseven73, without extra user
[00:34] <valentin__> is ist possible to write to a dialoge in gnome using a script?
[00:34] <grigora> could someone tell me the difference between libboost-python-dev and libboost-python1.34.1?
[00:34] <puff> remoteCTRL: Working on it...
[00:34] <remoteCTRL> Lasivian: there are command line tools for that: iwslist -scan and iwconfig
[00:34] <remoteCTRL> puff: kk
[00:34] <ward-> i have a few scripts, they work fine in a terminal with sude, but when i make a cron job they do not work anymore :( what can be the problem, please?
[00:34] <eseven73> ward-: well its not really  to test gnome, its more of a case of liking both window environments and cant choose between the two :D
[00:34] <silvertip257> I'm writing a shell script (bash is my shell) that is to change directory before its termination (and it does with embedded pwd to debug), but it does not remain at that location.  I realize it is a problem with my script running in a subshell, but I'm SSH-ing to the box and when my script runs with either 'source' or the 'dot operator' (. ./myscript) my SSH session is terminated.  Can anyone offer advice on how to complete this without
[00:34] <silvertip257>  terminating my SSH session?
[00:35] <ward-> eseven73, then wouldnt it be easy if you could just choose in your loginscreen what to start?
[00:35] <bluenzo^nix> Hey, I have a printer, are there any drivers i can get for it? or no :(
[00:35] <ChotaZ> remoteCTRL: I set the output to my headset has you said and I can hear people through the headset but still cant talk to them, where should i look for a minimized liner, ALSA Mixer or PA or Voluecontroller?
[00:35] <eseven73> ward-: normally yes, but im using fast user switching widget in Xubuntu
[00:35] <remoteCTRL> silvertip257: please ask your question in #bash
[00:35] <gartral> how do i build an install package from source?
[00:36] <silvertip257> remoteCTRL, will do
[00:36] <remoteCTRL> ChotaZ: best in both of them
[00:36] <eseven73> !compile | gartral
[00:36] <Orestis_G> Hey guys, could you give a hand with an X server issue, from an HDD installation of an xbmc live CD?
[00:36] <ward-> eseven73, i dont think that mathers, but im not sure
[00:36] <remoteCTRL> ChotaZ: and you might also wanna set the microphone device in the settings dialog of ts
[00:37] <remoteCTRL> Orestis_G: what is an xbmc?
[00:37] <valentin__> can i open the gnome-keyring in console?
[00:37] <ward-> eseven73, because otehr users can also choose what they want to use at the loginscreen
[00:37] <ward-> eseven73, so there's no reason for it not to work if you switch
[00:37] <ChotaZ> remotectrl: it works now, thanks again, finally I'm done with this ^
[00:37] <ward-> but again im not sure
[00:37] <ward-> never tested
[00:37] <remoteCTRL> ChotaZ: np:)
[00:37] <Orestis_G> basically it's a HTPC front-end, however the live CD is based on ubuntu...anyway, my problem is X-server related
[00:37] <eseven73> ward-: yes true when not using a fast user switching widget
[00:38] <remoteCTRL> Orestis_G: so what is it?
[00:38] <puff> remoteCTRL: http://nopaste.com/p/aT3AZoAEob
[00:38] <ward-> eseven73, i was explaining why it should work with your funky widget
[00:38] <Orestis_G> To be precise, the live CD boots to a graphical environment with DRI, automatically identifying the radeon driver as the one to be used (the card is a 9250).
[00:38] <eseven73> ward-: ok well ill experiment a bit and report back in about 30mins to an hour (The servers are very congested due to Jaunty beta release last night)
[00:39] <ward-> eseven73, test this on a virtual machine preferrably
[00:39] <ward-> eseven73, jsut in case something goes wrong
[00:39] <babylonsfury> hey guys, does anyone know what package controls the usb controller?
[00:39] <Orestis_G> However, when I install to the disk, although the card is again detected, I have no X unless I disable DRI
[00:39] <eseven73> good idea
[00:39] <J_Litewski> how can I check to see what video card i have?
[00:39] <ja660k> can anyone help me with my java compiler?
[00:39] <gartral> eseven73: will this produce a .deb file?
[00:39] <thebitguru> Hi, I am trying to setup my ubuntu machine to display on a Mitsubishi WS-55513.  Normal console shows up OK, but when I start x it display a black screen.  I took the modeline from the mythtv site, which I am assuming worked for at least one other person. Can someone please help me get this to work?
[00:39] <danc3> J_Litewski: open the box and look?
[00:39] <J_Litewski> it's a laptop
[00:39] <ward-> eseven73, virtualbox is pretty good and very straightforward for these tests
[00:39] <ward-> eseven73, good luck
[00:39] <danc3> J_Litewski: lspci
[00:39] <eseven73> yea im pretty good with vbox
[00:40] <tvih-> was there a way to open xterm to the first x display? from console? when running nothing but the Xorg itself on the graphical side.
[00:40] <ward-> eseven73, also change your package source :p
[00:40] <remoteCTRL> puff: sudo modprobe dm_mod then the whole commandline again: sudo pvscan && sudo vgscan && sudo vgchange -a y && sudo lvscan
[00:40] <Orestis_G> drmopendevice returns -1 in both cases (livecd and hdd installation), however when I run the live CD it then succeeds using the BUS ID of the device, while when running from the hdd, the Xserver segfaults
[00:40] <puff> ward-: I don't know enough to help you wtih cron, but I do know that user identity and permissions are kinda tricky with cron.
[00:41] <remoteCTRL> Orestis_G: i am not sure if i can help you on that as i adont even know what dri is...:-/
[00:41] <grigora> ﻿could someone tell me the difference between libboost-python-dev and libboost-python1.34.1?
[00:41] <Orestis_G> Direct Rendering Infrastructure....GLX etc
[00:41] <Huufarted> What's the easiest way to remove a KDE install and go back to Pure Gnome?
[00:41] <Orestis_G> open gl acceleration
[00:41] <puff> remoteCTRL:  that worked a lot better:  http://nopaste.com/p/avxj8fSGT
[00:41] <ward-> puff, yes i was thinkign in that direction too but i'm not good at all at permissions stuff
[00:41] <eseven73> gartral:  try this http://blog.mypapit.net/2006/02/create-you-own-debianubuntu-deb-package.html
[00:42] <majnoon> moo
[00:42] <bazhang> !puregnome > Huufarted
[00:42] <majnoon> wrong window :(
[00:42] <bazhang> majnoon, stop that
[00:42] <remoteCTRL> grigora: a -dev file is a development file, meaning if you wanna code something for it you will need this or also if cyou wanna compile something that needs this
[00:42] <Huufarted> bazhang, ty
[00:42] <majnoon> wrong window :(
[00:42] <Fleisch> what is with is authorization stuff everytime i touch something
[00:42] <Fleisch> how do i turn it off
[00:43] <thebitguru> anyone?
[00:43] <Huufarted> bazhang, that mentions installing ubuntu-desktop.  Is that needed gnome is already there or is that just used to reinstall the startup screen, etc?
[00:43] <puff> ward-: I did some stuff with cron about six months ago and had some mysterious problems that turned out to be because of something counterintuitive about what user the cron job ran as, etc.  A friend helped me sort it out but I can't find it in my notes, sorry.
[00:43] <remoteCTRL> puff: there you go, now you can mount these 5 harddisks one after the other by sudo mount /dev/mapper/VolGroup00/LogVol00 /mnt
[00:43] <bazhang> Huufarted, not to my knowledge no, that is just a meta-package
[00:43] <puff> remoteCTRL: Okay, so that seemed to go well, so<loses>
[00:43] <ubuntu_> sup rururs
[00:43] <ward-> puff, it should be ran as root if i understand correctly, since i added the cron job with sudo crontab -e -u root
[00:44] <remoteCTRL> puff: so<loses>?
[00:44] <puff> remoteCTRL: Should I change "/mnt" with each lnie?
[00:44] <Huufarted> bazhang, meta-package?  Does that mean it's just a list of other packages it will attempt to install?
[00:44] <grigora> remoteCTRL: thanks, so what's the other one for? considering boost is a library and the only reason you would install it is to use it (link against it, etc).
[00:44] <puff> remoteCTRL: When you're typing a question and before you get done somebody says the answer.
[00:44] <puff> remoteCTRL: You lose the race :-)
[00:44] <bazhang> Huufarted, it just pulls in all of what you need for ubuntu desktop
[00:45] <bazhang> !metapackage
[00:45] <puff> remoteCTRL: Should "/mnt" change for each volume, and if so, any way to figure out what they are/should be?
[00:45] <Huufarted> bazhang, thank you.  :)
[00:45] <tvih-> blah, this plain sucks
[00:45] <alec> Could someone help please.
[00:46] <alec> For some reason my Ctrl-Alt-Backspace will NOT restart X.   Could anyone help?
[00:46] <tvih-> gdm is simply stuck at a black screen and the loading-cursor when X starts, and nothing further happens. makes no sense.
[00:46] <oCean_> alec: are you on jaunty?
[00:46] <danc3> alec: log out and back in
[00:46] <alec> Ibex.
[00:47] <alec> I did log out and back in.  no luck.
[00:47] <alec> I've tried a lto of things acutally.
[00:47] <danc3> reboot
[00:47] <alec> reboot doesn't help either.
[00:47] <remoteCTRL> puff: mount is a standard directory for just such a purpose, if you want to mount all of the volumes simultaneously you need to have a directory for each volume you wanna mount so f. ex create some: sudo mkdir /mnt/disk1 && sudo mkdir /mnt/disk2 , etc
[00:47] <oCean_> alec: ok. I know in jaunty the ctrl-alt-backsp feature is disabled.
[00:47] <remoteCTRL> grigora: i am not sure if i understand the question?
[00:47] <tvih-> disabled? why? :o
[00:47] <alec> ah ha. I think maybe I read that somewhere as well. hmm.... I wonfer if this is the case in Ibex. ??
[00:48] <oCean_> alec: "lsb_release -a" to find out
[00:48] <alec> yeh... why would they disable that?  usuability?  But I'm 100% sure that it does NOT work in Ibex.
[00:48] <alec> oCean... trying.
[00:48] <puff> remoteCTRL: Ah, first attempted failed, then I noticed the output from lvscan said /dev/VolGroup00/LogVol00 instead of /dev/mapper/VolGroup00/LogVol00.  Tried it with /dev/VolGroup00/LogVol00 and it appears to have worked.
[00:49] <SeViLLa> exit
[00:49] <alec> no LSB modules are available.
[00:49] <BlackCoffee> buenas noches everybody
[00:49] <oCean_> alec: tvih- well, that discussion (as to WHY) goes in #ubuntu+1 channel
[00:49] <alec> oCean... no available?
[00:49] <remoteCTRL> puff: really? awkward, but if you say so its gotta be so:)
[00:49] <BlackCoffee> i've come to annoy with my n00b questions
[00:49] <alec> I'd like to know if it is possible to activate it.
[00:49] <oCean_> alec: use -a
[00:49] <midkniht> doob?
[00:50] <alec> I did eatly what u asked.
[00:50] <alec> lsb_release -a
[00:50] <|PaperTiger|> oCean_: Just to let you know, Kubuntu going really well :) I'm happy! =]
[00:50] <oCean_> alec: I think there is just an other key combination. Ask in "ubuntu+1"
[00:50] <alec> ok.  thanks.
[00:50] <|PaperTiger|> oCean_: Just playing with custom settings now :)
[00:50] <danc3> alec: what exactly is the problem, anyway?  Why do you need to restart X?
[00:50] <oCean_> |PaperTiger|: Good to hear!
[00:50] <devans> Hey guys, I am having a really ODD problem with connecting to a Microsoft VPN via PPTP using any method under Ubuntu Jaunty.  I know Jaunty is in beta, but the odd thing is, I have been connecting fine through Network Manger at my home - I have gone to my parents for the weekend and their setup to the internet is the same and it just fails a look in the logs and it just says pppd hangup.. I have googled my arse off and tried setting it up manually with th
[00:50] <devans> e same results.  The network setup is, laptop (vpn client) ---->  adsl wifi router ---->  internet -----> work vpn server.  It is the same at my house and I connect fine, here at my parents no luck.  Any idea what could be going wrong ?
[00:50] <tvih-> kinda sucks. i had to install jaunty kernel to get wlan working, but that meant the old nvidia driver stopped working. then when I got that working, it seems gnome doesn't want to work :(
[00:50] <BlackCoffee> what is a good wysiwyg html editor for ubuntu,kinda like the one that comes with mozilla but that doesn't require to download a whole suite of apps
[00:51] <Aeonis> I'm looking for a program that I don't know how to install.  How can I search for it in terminal?
[00:51] <oCean_> tvih-: also for that: all jaunty issues --> join channel #ubuntu+1
[00:51] <|PaperTiger|> oCean_: Much more fun that Windows is :)
[00:51] <alec> well, I wanted to restart x to test something I changed in a config file and I relzized I couldn't restartx like beofre.
[00:51] <Aeonis> I thought I used a "grep" thing.
[00:51] <remoteCTRL> !jaunty >devans
[00:51] <tritium> Aeonis: apt-cache search <foo>
[00:51] <Aeonis> what's <foo>?
[00:51] <puff> remoteCTRL: Why?
[00:51] <alec>  mean... restart x without entirely restarting machine.
[00:51] <danc3> I see
[00:51] <puff> remoteCTRL: I'm a little bit curious about what this all means...
[00:51] <lstarnes> Aeonis: apt-cache search thing-to-search-for
[00:51] <devans> remoteCTRL, Why the hell would you send me that ? I am running Jaunty.  I know exactly what it is.  That is in no way relevant to my question ?
[00:51] <remoteCTRL> Aeonis: know the name of the app? sudo apt-cache search <app>
[00:52] <Aeonis> Gotcha remoteCTRL.  Thank you guys!  I may need you again...I have to try to remember how to install...
[00:52] <oCean_> devans: because the factoid tells you to join #ubuntu+1 channel
[00:52] <BlackCoffee> what is a good wysiwyg html editor for ubuntu,kinda like the one that comes with mozilla but that doesn't require to download a whole suite of apps
[00:52] <Aeonis> apt-get install <app>
[00:52] <tritium> devans: calm down
[00:52] <Zalewa> Anyone knows how to change these fonts: http://zalewa.dyndns.org/robert/winecfg.jpg ? I've done a lot of searching and that's what I found so far: 1. Increasing font DPI isn't a good solution. The text looks bad. 2. Copying multiple and various font files (including these from WinXP installation) into ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/fonts doesn't help. 3. Fonts go bad like that when I use Wine compiled from sourcecode. If I install Wine from aptitude fonts are ok.
[00:52] <lstarnes> Aeonis: sudo apt-get install package-name
[00:52] <remoteCTRL> devans: did you read the part with "please ask your jaunty questions in the hjaunty channel? that would be #ubuntu+1
[00:53] <devans> Sorry, I am stressed out.  I am "on-call" tonight and I need it working.
[00:53] <danc3> BlackCoffee: quanta or bluefish
[00:53] <tritium> devans: no excuses, please.  Just treat others with respect.
[00:53] <BlackCoffee> thank you thank you
[00:53] <remoteCTRL> puff: what specifically?
[00:53] <BlackCoffee> will check those out
[00:53] <alec> this is a great channel.  I just hope it's useful FOR ME.
[00:53] <puff> remoteCTRL: Hm, LogVol3 and LogVol4 are both go-rwx and appear to contain CacheItems, CellItems, and subdirectories D1..D14.
[00:54] <Aeonis> alec:  I come here anytime I have a problem and it's always solved.
[00:54] <puff> remoteCTRL: Well, what was all that I just did?   What does it mean?
[00:54] <puff> remoteCTRL: I hate doing things without understanding them :-)
[00:54] <remoteCTRL> tritium: ya thanks for taking sides dude, but io am not that easily offended;)
[00:54] <melx> I'm trying to find the proper proceedure and package to install the wifi drivers for the aspire 5570z and 8.10. Can anyone point me in the right direction.
[00:54] <Aeonis> puff: I have that same problem...everything :(
[00:54] <hanasaki> what will show all the usb ports and hubs?
[00:54] <remoteCTRL> puff: ok read in wikipedia what lvm2 is that should explain it;)
[00:54] <tritium> remoteCTRL: I'm not.
[00:54] <remoteCTRL> !lvm2
[00:55] <remoteCTRL> !lvm
[00:55] <Here4TheGear> Hi, I'm trying to get my wireless up, I'm on an HP with UBUNTU 64 (amd64) with atheros AR5009 and I'm using the instructions here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=816780&highlight=atheros+amd64 I'm able to do everything that is noted there, however, Never (before doing those steps or after), have I seen any wireless card in system->administration->hardware drivers ::: can anyone help me with this?
[00:56] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: you won't find it there
[00:56] <BrixSat> when i start coovachilli i get this error
[00:56] <BrixSat> .: 9: Can't open /etc/rc.d/init.d/functions
[00:56] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: what is the problem actually?
[00:56] <puff> remoteCTRL: Wikipedia has almost nothing about lvm2 in the lvm article.
[00:57] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTRL well, I can't figure out how to configure my wireless to actually work. Right now, I'm tethered to a wire.
[00:57] <remoteCTRL> puff: well the version should not be the big issue, lvm2 is not so substantially different from lvm, so unterstandign lvm would do it
[00:58] <oCean_> BrixSat: how did you install that?
[00:58] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: got the firmware and the kernel module installed already?
[00:58] <niko> Hey, I keep getting permisison denied when trying to  create a forwarding ssh connection, does anyone know how I can find how what is causeing it?
[00:58] <BrixSat> oCean_ configure && make && make install
[00:58] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTRL: I checked out and compiled (and installed) madwifi if that's what you're asking
[00:59] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: that is one part, you also need the firmware for the atheros chip
[00:59] <oCean_> BrixSat: ok, because it is not the LSB style to have the 'init functions' script there
[00:59] <BrixSat> oCean_ so where should they be?
[00:59] <oCean_> BrixSat: It is actually in /lib/lsb/init-functions
[00:59] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: firmware in this case does not mean the software that runs on the chip but means non free driver software
[00:59] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTRL: how do I know where to get it? ALSO of note, this is a dual boot situation (vista on the other partition which came with the puter)..
[01:00] <Orestis_G> Good night,everyone
[01:00] <oCean_> BrixSat: so you may want to try and change that path in the init script, but I'm not sure whether it will work properly
[01:00] <obf213> heylow can somebody help me figure out with my ssh tunneling keeps timing out?
[01:00] <BrixSat> oCean_ and now where is the Can't open /etc/sysconfig/network
[01:00] <obf213> with nautilus
[01:00] <obf213> it used to work. all of a sudden it stopped
[01:02] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: gimme a sec on that firmware thing and errr what is with vista?
[01:02] <Aeonis> anyone know hwere I can get SQLite developer's package?
[01:02] <Aeonis> I can't seem to find one that is specific to the Developer's package.
[01:03] <oCean_> BrixSat: well, that is in several files. (like /etc/network/interfaces)
[01:03] <Jean_> join #ubuntu-br
[01:03] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTRL: I didn't want to unintall it just yet, until I am able to get Ubuntu to run wirelessly.
[01:03] <cehr> hi there. some time after booting up this machine it will just not want to open any programs (they just hang), causing me to have to restart gdm and restart that way since it won't log out or in.  all existing programs appear to work fine after this happens, it only applies to new programs.  I haven't found any rhyme or reason to this... it just happens after some time.  I'm running hardy under a p4 2.8ghz.  does anybody know what's goin
[01:03] <cehr> g on here?
[01:05] <midkniht> straight g's
[01:06] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTR: this is my third computer that I've tried to get any linux to run wirelessly on, and I've never been able to get it to work. This is the first one that I got Atheros because I had read that Atheros wireless cards actually are able to be used with most linux distros. :)
[01:06] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: basically they are! if i just could find my docs on atheros cards...
[01:07] <dreamy> nigfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff
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[01:07] <dreamy> fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff
[01:07] <FloodBot2> dreamy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:07] <dreamy> opss so sorry
[01:07] <BlackCoffee> hey stop that!
[01:07] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTRL: thank you so much for checking into this for me too. I want to get off of windows sooo bad..
[01:07] <dreamy> sorry
[01:07] <BOE|Zack> Hey, I was wondering if its possible for me to edit/create/delete files on my windows formated drive (already mounted)?
[01:07] <midkniht> nice
[01:08] <LjL> BOE|Zack: yes it is
[01:08] <dreamy> sorry i had a stuck key
[01:08] <dreamy> im very sorry
[01:08] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: what does lsmod | grep ath_pci return?
[01:08] <dreamy> can you read my messages?
[01:08] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: ya no problem dude i am just not sure yet if i can really help you, lets see
[01:08] <BOE|Zack> LjL, how exactly? Can you point me to a tutorial or something?
[01:09] <LjL> BOE|Zack: uh, just like any other files
[01:09] <remoteCTRL> dreamy: yes we can
[01:09] <LjL> dreamy: yes
[01:09] <Royall> #ubuntu, in your professional opinion, would you recommend I upgrade to Jaunty beta?
[01:09] <dreamy> ok.. sorry agayn
[01:09] <LjL> Royall: no
[01:09] <remoteCTRL> BOE|Zack: sure it is
[01:09] <Royall> I already installed/tried installing alpha, and it thrashed my system
[01:09] <LjL> Royall: ah, if you're already on alpha...
[01:09] <Royall> I had to do a full reinstall of 8.10
[01:10] <nonewmsgs> pidgin started seg faulted a day or two ago.  should i just try the previous kernal?
[01:10] <Royall> I'm on 8.10 now
[01:10] <LjL> Royall: then keep it. Jaunty is not out and may break at ANY time.
[01:10] <LjL> Royall: jaunty should ONLY be used on a test system.
[01:10] <BOE|Zack> LjL, remoteCTRL: right now it doesn't let me the options are grey'd out.
[01:10] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTRL:  ath_pci 250176  0 :::: wlan 254240  1 ath_pci :::   ath_hal 333200  1 ath_pci
[01:10] <Royall> Thanks :3
[01:10] <BrixSat> thanks oCean_
[01:10] <LjL> BOE|Zack: it might have mounted it read-only if it's an NTFS partition and you didn't unmount it properly last time you used windows (for example you powered off the computer without shutting down=)
[01:11] <oCean_> BOE|Zack: For write access, you also might want to use "ntfs-3g" as filesystem type
[01:11] <remoteCTRL> BOE|Zack: then you have it probably mounted a s root, you can either open it with a filebrowser with sudo rights ie. sudo nautilus, or you add the user option to the mount command/fstab entry
[01:11] <BOE|Zack> LjL, okay so restart in my messed up windows and let it Login / Logoff a couple times before restarting?
[01:11] <oCean_> !ntfs > BOE|Zack
[01:12] <LjL> BOE|Zack: just one time.
[01:12] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: ok kernel modules are loaded, does ifconfig return anything with ath0 in it?
[01:12] <BOE|Zack> oCean_, it is ntfs-3g
[01:12] <melx> which package has the Atheros 5xxx driver in it compatible with 8.10?
[01:12] <Elone> hi how do i know what is the problem ?  sometimes my laptop won't wake up after suspend on RAM.
[01:12] <oCean_> BOE|Zack: ok sorry, missed that part
[01:13] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTRL: yes it does return inet bcast and mask information
[01:13] <BOE|Zack> remoteCTRL, with sudo: rm: cannot remove `/media/hdmain/Program Files/Lavasoft': Read-only file system
[01:13] <LjL> BOE|Zack: what does "mount | grep hdmain" say?
[01:13] <melx> BOE|Zack: you don't have it mounted with write permissions
[01:13] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: so that means it is up and running bzut has no ip address?
[01:14] <remoteCTRL> BOE|Zack: in that case you would like to remount it with the -o rw option
[01:14] <BOE|Zack> /dev/sda1 on /media/hdmain type fuseblk (ro,noexec,nosuid,nodev,noatime,allow_other,default_permissions,blksize=4096)
[01:14] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTRL: wait... no.. sorry, it's does not... I read eth0 not ath
[01:14] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: humm i see
[01:14] <alec> BTW...by default CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE is activated by default in Ibex.
[01:15] <gigabites2> Is there a way to define xorg.conf and override the automatic configuration?
[01:15] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: stupid question; does your computer have a hardware switch for the wireless card, and is it turned on?
[01:15] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTRL:  and I did :::  ifconfig | grep "ath"  :::: after just to be sure my eyes didn't miss anything, nothing returned
[01:15] <Serval> When I try to use the live CD for Ubuntu 9.04, It's starts off in a terminal, and typing in "startx" gives an error, No screen found
[01:15] <gigabites2> Here4TheGear: Try ifconfig -a
[01:15] <remoteCTRL> Serval: please tell that to #ubuntu+1 which is the help channel for jaunty
[01:15] <oCean_> Serval: for jaunty issues/discussions, please join #ubuntu+1
[01:16] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTRL: obviously that is not a stupid question :) do you mean, A button? There is a button, I pressed it, but it doesn't do anything... just glows red (it should be blue)
[01:16] <oCean_> BOE|Zack: the output states that it is mounted 'ro', which is readonly
[01:16] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: did you press that before or after booting?
[01:16] <Here4TheGear> gigabites2: still no joy there,
[01:16] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: if after try and reboot
[01:16] <BOE|Zack> /dev/sda1	/media/hdmain	ntfs-3g	ro,auto,user,fmask=0111,dmask=000 0 0 -TO-> /dev/sda1	/media/hdmain	ntfs-3g	auto,user,fmask=0111,dmask=000 0 0
[01:17] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: sometimes it won't work if it isn't being booted with the card enabled...
[01:17] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTRL: yes, after... Should I press again and reboot, or just reboot
[01:17] <puff> remoteCTRL: I get the general idea of LVM, I'm more wondering about what did I just do?
[01:17] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: well press it to a state where you would consider it enabled
[01:17] <puff> remoteCTRL: E.g. why did you comment "awkward"?
[01:17] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTRL: and should I unplug the wired one as well?
[01:18] <puff> remoteCTRL: according to the man pages, that was 1) scan physical devices that LVM supports (and thus might contain LVM volumes).
[01:18] <yoshimit> Hi there! I'm using ubuntu 8.04 on VMWare. How to make the interface name fixed (as eth0 ou eth1), please? every time that I restart the VM I got a new device number... thank you.
[01:18] <remoteCTRL> puff: well as you read volumes are inside of volumegroups and both of them are being managed by vg* or lv* commands
[01:19] <puff> 2) scan all disks for volume groups and rebuild caches.
[01:19] <remoteCTRL> puff: so first you enabled the lvm, then you scanned for groups, ghen you activated the groups then you scanned vor volumes inside the groups and then you mounted the volumes so that they got accessible
[01:19] <puff> So, if vgscan scans all disks, why did I do lvscan?
[01:19] <puff> Er, So, if vgscan scans all disks, why did I do pvscan?
[01:20] <remoteCTRL> puff: usually the path is /dev/mapper/<vg-name> i never saw /dev/<vg-name>/<vg-name> before
[01:20] <puff> remoteCTRL: Okay, thanks, that clarifies it a bit.
[01:20] <puff> remoteCTRL: This is some whacked-in-the-head organzational fedoracore5 install.
[01:21] <FernandoF> hello
[01:21] <remoteCTRL> puff: actually not, this is being done by ubuntu as far as i understand this
[01:21] <tvih-> what's a nice html editor that's available from the repositories these days. bluefish?
[01:21] <puff> remoteCTRL: Well the LVM stuff was set up as part of this fedoracore install.
[01:21] <FernandoF> I have a less than 10 seconds error session I can not solve with forums
[01:21] <FernandoF> can someone help me please
[01:21] <kalidar> hey guys ok so i got enemy terratory instaled on my kde 4.1 on ubuntu 8.10 intell duo core, i have to use metacity --replace everytime i want to play the game but even still i cannot hear any sound
 i was wondreing if perhaps someone could help me make sound work
[01:21] <puff> remoteCTRL: So, question... my purpose in doing all this is that we're running a complex simulation, many java programs running on about 10 different boxes, talking to each other.
[01:21] <FernandoF> error log is http://paste.ubuntu.com/139278/
[01:21] <kalidar> i was wondering how ifound out where my sound is so i can echo it maby that mite work
[01:22] <puff> remoteCTRL: Trouble is, the boxes are all running this organizational installt that expects to have various file servers, kerberos servers, etc, in the environment.
[01:22] <remoteCTRL> puff: you can do that on ubuntu also, and it is a good idea to do, yet still the available volume groups are being managed by ubuntu now, so the path structure should be consistent with ubuntu's
[01:22] <kalidar> alidar> hey guys ok so i got enemy terratory instaled on my kde 4.1 on ubuntu 8.10 intell duo core, i have to use metacity --replace everytime i want to play the game but even still i cannot hear any sound
 i was wondreing if perhaps someone could help me make sound work
[01:22] <yoshimit> FernandoF: are you using ldap for auth ?
[01:22] <puff> Ah, I see. Odd.
[01:22] <remoteCTRL> puff: err... ok?
[01:23] <puff> remoteCTRL: On monday we have to load these into a truck and drive a couple hundred miles to a place where we're not allowed to connect to the network, plug them all togehter on their own little not-connected-to-the-outside-world network and demo this simulation.
[01:23] <FernandoF> yoshimit: i am typing in a machine and trying to get back my main machine... but what was your point...sorry i am not that used with all this terms
[01:23] <andrew__> how would I go about connecting to a password protected windows share with the 'connect to server' link under 'places'?
[01:23] <andrew__> there's no password field
[01:24] <puff> We're pretty sure the specialized stuff on the fedoracore boxes won't cope, so we're figuring to boot them all under ubuntu live CDs.
[01:24] <puff> remoteCTRL: Make sense?
[01:24] <remoteCTRL> puff: so far so good, what's the problem now?
[01:24] <FernandoF> yoshimit:  I think for auth i am using .ICEauthority
[01:24] <mj0vy> Hey folks, isn't there any director download link for Ubuntu 8.10 dvd image? I see only torrents for 8.10 and direct dvd image for 8.04...
[01:24] <FernandoF> yoshimit:  could it be?
[01:24] <puff> remoteCTRL: Hopefully no problem.  I wanted to bounce it off you and see if you spotted any fatal flaws... :-).
[01:24] <remoteCTRL> puff: ya i think i get the idea but i still don't get the problem about that?
[01:24] <yoshimit> FernandoF: well, by your log error is a different error that I got last night... so I started to google it... sorry
[01:24] <puff> remoteCTRL: I think we'll have to build a custom live CD with the lvm2 tools and java on it.
[01:25] <remoteCTRL> puff: well that depends on the kerberos etc stuff, usually that is non trivial
[01:25] <hacker07> can you talk in this channel if you use ubuntu 9.04 beta....sorry if this a totaly dumb question and makes no sense
[01:25] <hacker07> im just bored
[01:25] <remoteCTRL> ah! you are running that simulations from live cds?
[01:25] <puff> remoteCTRL: Right, so that's why I'm thinking to avoid it entirely by just booting under ubuntu liveCD, mount the LVM partitions simply as data disks, and run the simulatiosn off them.
[01:25] <yoshimit> FernandoF: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/300028
[01:25] <remoteCTRL> hacker07: have a try in ubuntu+1 or in #ubuntu-offtopic;)
[01:26] <yoshimit> FernandoF: boa sorte!
[01:26] <remoteCTRL> puff: why would you do that?
[01:26] <puff> remoteCTRL: Which part?
[01:26] <remoteCTRL> puff: wha won't you boot the native systems?
[01:26] <puff> remoteCTRL: Because the native systems won't become fully functional unless we do some major surgery to cut out kerberos, etc.
[01:27] <FernandoF> yoshimit: thx ... ihope i will not be back :)
[01:27] <puff> remoteCTRL: I'm hoping it'll be simpler just to side-step all of that by running it under ubuntu.
[01:27] <remoteCTRL> puff: ah there we go:D
[01:27] <FernandoF> yoshimit: where r u from?
[01:27] <Aeonis> anyone familiar with "metasploit"?
[01:27] <puff> I'ma ctually in favor of adding an ubuntu partition, but my coworkers think that'll be messier...
[01:27] <remoteCTRL> puff: if you just need to access the data and want to avoid the configuration that involvers kerberos, of course then also some ldap database, etc, sure, not a bad idea
[01:28] <yoshimit> FernandoF: DF
[01:28] <macman> .. i was thinking .. i see a lot of windows 98 machines at swap meets and stuff .. i can turn them into linux file servers etc .. ? anyone else doing this ?
[01:28] <puff> remoteCTRL: okay, cool... I'm just looking for a reality check...
[01:28] <remoteCTRL> puff: well if you can add a partition it is allway better to do so, as a live system has its limitations, not only what concerns speed...
[01:29] <yoshimit> FernandoF: this one seems to have a solution: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdebase-workspace/+bug/287488
[01:29] <puff> remoteCTRL:  How hairy do you think adding an ubuntu partition would be?  It's already multiboot windows/fedoracore5.
[01:29] <Barridus> hi all, is there a place that archives no-longer available kernel .deb's?  such as some of the jaunty beta ones that are no longer on the repository?
[01:29] <chaorain> I have a Dell XPS M1730 laptop. It has volume controls that work outside of games is there a way to get them to work inside games?
[01:29] <remoteCTRL> puff: basically thinkable simple: you can use gedit to shrink the fedora partitions and then you just install ubuntu and that's it
[01:30] <yoshimit> Guys, someone can help with my interface name? Everytime that I restart my virtual machine I got a new ethx name... I want to make it fixed!
[01:30] <Aeonis> anyone familiar with "metasploit"?
[01:30] <baazil1> i just installed Ubuntu, trying to do some terminal work (installing some hardware drivers). I tried su root to do such a thing, it asked me for a password. In no way, shape or form did any part of the installation ask me for a root password. It asked for a user password, which i gave, but that obviously doesnt do anything for root. Is there a default root password? What gives?
[01:30] <Aeonis> !metasploit
[01:31] <Aeonis> !hot dudes
[01:31] <J_Litewski> !kernel
[01:31] <remoteCTRL> baazil1: you need to set one, change to root user by sudo su -
[01:31] <andrew__> installing programs in linux is so much nicer than windows
[01:31] <remoteCTRL> baazil1: and then use the passwd command
[01:32] <mj0vy> It was asked earlier, I'm in ubuntu.com and I don't see any download link for 8.10 dvd image.... it isn't there or am I blind?
[01:32] <remoteCTRL> puff: err i meant gparted not gedit
[01:32] <remoteCTRL> mj0vy: nope only cd
[01:32] <valentin__> Easy question .. how do i get mplayer to play proprietary codecs?
[01:32] <t1ger> !compiz
[01:32] <mj0vy> remoteCTRL: Thanks!
[01:33] <remoteCTRL> valentin__: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[01:33] <KillerOrca> I am trying to set wake on lan on my machine, but I don't know if it is supportted on my motherboard, does anyone know a good way to look up that information?
[01:33] <iceroot> KillerOrca: google
[01:34] <iceroot> KillerOrca: google, manual, bios
[01:34] <remoteCTRL> KillerOrca: either you look into the hardware specs on the homepage of the manufacturer, or you look through the bios settings?
[01:34] <grant> hello
[01:34] <remoteCTRL> gosh is that even a question?
[01:34] <KillerOrca> iceroot, well it is a Compaq, I don't know where to find that since HP bought them, an old one too
[01:34] <iceroot> KillerOrca: google
[01:34] <remoteCTRL> -.-
[01:35] <FernandoF> yoshimit: i can not see a suitable solution in the post you sent ...
[01:35] <remoteCTRL> !google
[01:35] <FernandoF> have you a better idea?
[01:36] <puff> remoteCTRL: What the heck... what key brings up the "save screenshot" popup, I think it's stuck or osmetihng I'm getting dozens of these popups.
[01:37] <remoteCTRL> err.. german keyboard over here i can't tell the english name
[01:38] <FernandoF> someone can help to solve the error pasted in http://paste.ubuntu.com/139278/
[01:38] <unop> puff, should be the 'PrintScreen' key.
[01:38] <KillerOrca> ok how would I find out anything about an 8+ year old motherboard whose only info I have is the manufacturer's name?
[01:39] <KillerOrca> I should be clearer, the PC maker's name
[01:39] <Joker_-_> how do I mount a TOC file? (mount -o loop file.toc /mnt/somewhere)
[01:39] <remoteCTRL> FernandoF: ls -l /usr/share/apps/kxkb/ubuntu.xmodmap ?
[01:39] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTRL: no joy at all. there is no [fn] key combo to turn wireless on or off. I did push the button, reboot. no joy, push again, reboot. no joy, just reboot. no joy. log in to win, noticed, win turns off wireless before logging out. no setting in bios to change this action
[01:39] <remoteCTRL> wow unop old dude!:) howsit goin?
[01:40] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: sorry to say that i am stuck there too then..
[01:40] <fabio> hi to all, I have this problem with ubuntu studio 8.10: I've just installed it, but after I boot I get the command line login interface, not the graphic one
[01:40] <unop> hey remoteCTRL  :)   could be better if I didn't have a java assignment to do. :)
[01:41] <fabio> I'm not very expert on linux, so how can I start the graphic server? I do not get error messages
[01:41] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTRL: well, it's all good, thanks for all the help so far... I'll have to look into some other way. I went to HP site. they have info for a lot of stuff but not AR5009 :(
[01:41] <remoteCTRL> hehe so that's what keeps you up at this time:) on a Friday night at 1 am?:D
[01:41] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: just keep on googling you'll find everything there eventually
[01:42] <remoteCTRL> unop: hehe so that's what keeps you up at this time:) on a Friday night at 1 am?:D
[01:42] <unop> remoteCTRL, it's due in on monday - 800+ lines to go :-s
[01:42] <Here4TheGear> lol when will the world learn... linux users buy stuff too.
[01:42] <fabio> can't someone please help me? :P
[01:42] <remoteCTRL> unop: omg are you coding a whole ftp server or whut?
[01:42] <Platypus-Man> I'm having trouble getting my Logitech Z-10 usb speakers to work... my current sound preferences is ALSA everywhere possible and Z-10 USB Speaker (Alsa Mixer) on Device... have tried just about every setting so far, but still no cigar...
[01:43] <Barridus> !kernel
[01:43] <unop> remoteCTRL,  something like that - it's a Client/Server Stock and Order Retrieval system
[01:43] <FernandoF> remoteCTRL: ls: cannot access /usr/share/apps/kxkb/ubuntu.xmodmap: No such file or directory
[01:44] <ubuntux782> could somebody help me. I wanna install a Nvidia Vanta -16 driver on my computer, but I am new in linux
[01:44] <yoshimit> FernandoF: the post didnt help you ?
[01:44] <FernandoF> no yoshimit
[01:44] <remoteCTRL> unop: sounds interesting! but java?? designpatterns like proxy object and socket stuff with input/oputput streams right? with gui?
[01:44] <yoshimit> FernandoF: too bad. sorry.
[01:45] <FernandoF> yoshimit: No problem, appreciated anyway
[01:45] <remoteCTRL> FernandoF: there you go....
[01:45] <Kelen> got a freezes "starting kernel log daemon" after compile kernel 2.6.29. anyone could help me?
[01:45] <FernandoF> remoteCTRL: ready master
[01:46] <unop> remoteCTRL,  yea, ObjectInput/OutputStreams wrapped around sockets but there's quite a few beans to do the database interaction
[01:46] <remoteCTRL> ubuntux782: go to system/administration/hardware drivers and enable the driver
[01:46] <unop> remoteCTRL, no GUIs - we don't do so much of that as we're network guys taking this module
[01:47] <nonewmsgs> my ubuntu is all kinds of jacked :( first pidgin kept segfaulting whenever i started it and now oncei rebooted it i coldnt get iinto X (not even into failsafe) so i did an automatic reconfiguring of xorg.conf and now i can't even get to a login screen anymore
[01:47] <remoteCTRL> unop: gawd odbc too, how long have you been prcrastinating this? i mean that can't bee a weekends assignment*g*
[01:47] <valentin__> No video in mplayer wtf ?
[01:47] <ubuntux782> let me check thank's
[01:48] <remoteCTRL> FernandoF: i believe its best if you reinstall x: sudo apt-get purge xserver* xorg* && auso apt-get install xserver-xorg
[01:48] <remoteCTRL> or so
[01:48] <remoteCTRL> ubuntux782: np
[01:48] <FernandoF> remoteCTRL: ok will try
[01:48] <fabio> is it normal that ubuntu studio has no server x installed?
[01:48] <unop> remoteCTRL,  it's only a few hours of work .. lot of the methods are similar, so I'll just use vim to sort that out .. but it's coming up with a clean API to make everything simple that's the hardest part - and my java's rusty - I'm a perl guy.
[01:49] <chronic> nonewmsgs: ur pc is prob unstable, bad overclock maybe?
[01:49] <eseven73> !u | chronic
[01:49] <remoteCTRL> unop: as most hands on guys are:) java is so.... sphisticated, mostly complete overkill
[01:49] <FernandoF> remoteCTRL: is the line you posted to me correct as it is? or it is 2 lines?
[01:49] <remoteCTRL> FernandoF: one line
[01:49] <nonewmsgs> not overclocked and it had good uptime until today.  using only ubuntu on it for the past few years
[01:49] <Here4TheGear> oh, should I try ndswraper... madwifi isn't doing anything. Do I need to get rid of madwifi first?
[01:49] <johninlex> could someone tell me how to rebuild xorg please
[01:50] <JAO1988> Hey
[01:50] <jeeves> how do I kill an open tern on a system from the CLI?
[01:50] <JAO1988> I've got a question for installing Linux on a Thin Client PC
[01:50] <nonewmsgs> ok i am on login menu but when i try to login the screen flashes trying to give correct resolution and hte busy icon then back to the login screen
[01:50] <johninlex> jeeves,  ctrl c
[01:50] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: ndiswrapper will not work with atheros cards, madwifi is what you want, you're just missing some little detail which i also don't know..
[01:51] <jeeves> johninlex, I'm getting into shell remotley, and the logged in term is the local one
[01:51] <johninlex> Here4TheGear,  can you do me a lspci and tell me what card you have plese
[01:51] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTRL: ok, cool.. that's good to know, at least It will help me to narrow my search terms... thanks
[01:51] <chronic> nonewmsgs: boot in the recovery mode, it will give u an option to auto fix xserver problems
[01:51] <remoteCTRL> Here4TheGear: anytime!
[01:52] <johninlex> do you just want to force it close
[01:52] <FernandoF> remoteCTRL: couldnt find package auso
[01:52] <johninlex> jeeves,  up a few lines
[01:52] <jeeves> johninlex, ???
[01:53] <johninlex> Here4TheGear,  can you do me a lspci and tell me what card you have please
[01:53] <bluenzo^nix> is there something i can install so i can print with my printer?
[01:53] <remoteCTRL> ok, night everybody, unop nice hearing from ya, good success then
[01:53] <Here4TheGear> johninlex:  the only line I see re atheros is :: 07:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Atheros Communications Inc. Unknown device [168c:002a] (rev 01)
[01:53] <eseven73> !cups | bluenzo^nix
[01:53] <Here4TheGear> remoteCTRL: night to you... and thanks
[01:53] <bluenzo^nix> thanks :)
[01:54] <johninlex> jeeves,  please tell me more on what your trying to do
[01:54] <johninlex> Here4TheGear,  can you try this page I am fixing to give you and let me know your out come
[01:54] <jeeves> johninlex, I has to get someone locally to login to the CLI, and they forgot to log out.  I need to forcably log that local session so no one plays with it
[01:54] <mnzy> hi, i need help!
[01:55] <Here4TheGear> johninlex: sure
[01:55] <mnzy> is there a list of all default sessions that start with ubuntu?
[01:55] <valentin__> mplayer shows no video while vlc does. Why?
[01:55] <mnzy> i deleted one by accident and dont know which one it was...
[01:56] <johninlex> jeeves,  can you shut down and log out and restart you should be ok at that point
[01:56] <valentin__> gnome-mplayer does that to .. no video .. strange
[01:56] <jeeves> johninlex, true, but I'd like to learn how to force that session to log out without rebooting
[01:57] <Here4TheGear> jeeves: ps auxx | grep "the user's name here" then you should see the second set of numbers from the left is the process number... just type kill 99999 :::: assuming 999999 are the digits you see..
[01:57] <jeeves> Here4TheGear, ok, thanks.
[01:57] <Thecks> Quick question, I just installed Ubuntu 9.06 to have a play with eucalyptus but I can't seem to find it with the distro at all?
[01:57] <mnzy> can't somebody help me? it was a session starting with A :F
[01:57] <mnzy> i'm scared to shut down
[01:57] <Here4TheGear> jeeves: np and don't get too crazy with the kill switch LOL...
[01:57] <Thecks> Can somebody please point me in the right direction? :)
[01:58] <jeeves> Here4TheGear, I'm the only one who should have access to this box
[01:58] <FernandoF> remoteCTRL: it seems to be stopped "* Restarting Hardware abstraction layer hald"
[01:59] <FernandoF> LjL hello
[01:59] <Here4TheGear> hah, I like typing 'man kill' in the terminal...
[01:59] <Platypus-Man> hm... suddenly the audio started working in rhytmbox, but no dice with mplayer
[01:59] <jeeves> Here4TheGear, screw it, I'll just reboot
[01:59] <nonewmsgs> i tried the fixX options but i still have NO love
[01:59] <Here4TheGear> jeeves: right, but you're trying to stop a specific user right? well, not the user, just kill their session?
[02:00] <jeeves> Here4TheGear, the user logged in with my user name, so there is some confusion, so I'll just reboot it
[02:00] <FernandoF> remoteCTRL: invoke.rc.d initscript hal, "restart" failed.
[02:00] <Here4TheGear> jeeves: oh ok
[02:00] <johninlex> Here4TheGear,  have you tried to install for the atheros 242x yet
[02:00] <clearscreen> is there something like aptitude with a GUI? I don't like it's feel... something like synaptic would be great, but synaptic only shows installed 'applications', not all installed packages
[02:01] <FernandoF> remoteCTRL: bash: auso: command not found
[02:01] <johninlex> I was going to give you a good page but I dont have it on my desktop any more Here4TheGear
[02:01] <kinja-sheep> Important question -- Does anybody know why USB transfer are terrible slow with large files?
[02:02] <mnzy> i found the session i deleted, it was that AT-SPI thing :>
[02:02] <johninlex> Here4TheGear,  he could have done ctrl alt backspace
[02:02] <mnzy> can somebody tell me the correct command to start it?
[02:03] <Here4TheGear> johninlex: aww that's ok.. um... I don't know much about all of this... the only thing I've done so far were the steps here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=816780&highlight=atheros+amd64
[02:03] <johninlex> kinja-sheep,  are you using a high speed port
[02:03] <devil_> helloooooooo guys
[02:03] <devil_> hello guys
[02:03] <devil_> i am new overhere
[02:03] <mnzy> anybody please? just have a short look into your sessions :/
[02:04] <kinja-sheep> johninlex: I havE issuE with uppErcasE E so kEEp in BEar with mE.  I'm spEaking of usb sticks and Bcaus I bought 1TB ExtErnal HDD rEcEnTly to backup my filEs.
[02:04] <bluenzo^nix> whats a common program in nix to modify the sources, like unrealircd?
[02:04] <clearscreen> mnzy: hold on
[02:04] <devil_> hello guys..........
[02:04] <clearscreen> AT SPI Registry Wrapper
[02:04] <Here4TheGear> johninlex: oh dude, I just did ctrl alt backspace.. what was that? please tell me I'm logged in to two places now... and doing it again will take me back
[02:04] <devil_> i am new here
[02:04] <clearscreen> FUCK
[02:05] <devil_> will you guide me
[02:05] <clearscreen> I just deleted it myself :x
[02:05] <FernandoF> remoteCTRL: ok ..now I have my machine not getting in graphics mode
[02:05] <devil_> from where i can download unix
[02:05] <mnzy> really?
[02:05] <johninlex> Here4TheGear,  I dont like this one let me keep trying to find you the right one
[02:05] <FernandoF> so what could i do?
[02:05] <mnzy> sorry :F
[02:05] <devil_> yaa
[02:05] <clearscreen> mnzy: it's AT SPI Registry Wrapper.. I clicked edit to see the command
[02:05] <clearscreen> but deleted it :D
[02:05] <eressolar> mnzy: clearscreen: /usr/lib/gnome-session/helpers/at-spi-registryd-wrapper    :p
[02:05] <mnzy> i think it is  	at-spi-registryd
[02:05] <clearscreen> gnome should really get "Apply" buttons
[02:05] <clearscreen> goddamn :P
[02:05] <mnzy> ok, thanks
[02:06] <clearscreen> ty eressolar
[02:06] <iBuys> Hello Everyone
[02:06] <mnzy> yeah it's a pretty dangerous clicking area :>
[02:06] <Here4TheGear> what does ctrl alt backspace do?
[02:06] <gigabites2> that's part of the gnome philosophy though; less buttons
[02:06] <clearscreen> it restarts your X server
[02:06] <gigabites2> Here4TheGear: kills x
[02:06] <johninlex> no you should only do that after you click the desktop. It will log you out of ubuntu
[02:06] <Here4TheGear> oh cruds...
[02:07] <Here4TheGear> lol... my install of studio I bet halted
[02:07] <gigabites2> Here4TheGear: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[02:07] <FernandoF> remoteCTRL: any idea to get graphics mode back?
[02:07] <gigabites2> Here4TheGear:  That should get you running again
[02:07] <mnzy> and can finally somebody tell me if "at-spi-registryd-wrapper" is activated by default?
[02:08] <clearscreen> So, is there anything similar to synaptic, but with ALL packages (like aptitude offers) rather than just 'installed applications'?
[02:08] <devil_> is there anybody to help me find out where i can download unix os???
[02:08] <gigabites2> clearscreen: Synaptic does offer all packages.
[02:08] <clearscreen> gigabites2: it only shows installed 'applications'
[02:09] <gigabites2> clearscreen: Have you reloaded from the repositories & clicked the buttons at the top to show all applications?
[02:09] <ethiotech> #join QT
[02:09] <FernandoF> how can i have my machine back in gaphics mode as i have only line command text now? ubuntu 8.10
[02:09] <clearscreen> example: installation of gnome-games will list all the games in synaptic.. I want to see packages gnome-games, gnome-games-data, etc
[02:09] <Platypus-Man> noone know whats wrong with my audio setup?
[02:09] <adamb> which is faster? a two harddrive raid1 with 2 partitions (1 with the OS and one with the Data) or 1HD with the OS and 1HD with the data
[02:09] <clearscreen> gigabites2: that shows applications, not packages
[02:09] <johninlex> ok who is next
[02:09] <clearscreen> compare synpatic with aptitude
[02:09] <puff> Man that was annoying...  a zillion "save screen" popups ended up crashing ubuntu.
[02:09] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Login as root or administrator and type in sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[02:09] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Assuming you have a desktop installed
[02:10] <johninlex> ok I came in to fix my problem and started fixing others, feels good though
[02:11] <gigabites2> clearscreen: I don't know. I've never had that problem with Synaptic. If all else fails, there's always apt-get. Are you sure you're using synaptic and not the gnome-install thing?
[02:11] <the|Navigator> Hi, I don't have the computer on me, but I was wondering if there are any diagnostic kinda things I can try - We have an admin user and a very limited and locked down user.  The admin user can access a wifi access point, but the locked down one cannot.  If I access it via admin, then log out and move to the locked down, it works.  The access point authenticates based on MAC address and not on any kind of password, but the student one will throw reques
[02:11] <the|Navigator> authentication sometimes.
[02:11] <nonewmsgs> how can i fix my X problems (fixX in recovery mode didnt) and dpgk reconfigure xesrver xorg didnt
[02:11] <clearscreen> gigabites2: I'm sure ;) synaptic only shows installed applications, it makes assumptions based on the packages you have installed
[02:12] <clearscreen> it does NOT show you a list of all installed PACKAGES (stuff like libraries and such)
[02:12] <FernandoF> gigabyte2: got the message "unable to resolve host Malhada-Xibas" being Malhada-Xibas my computer name
[02:12] <nonewmsgs> or how can i reinstall ubuntu without losing anything
[02:12] <johninlex> does anyone want to help me with a problem???
[02:12] <ethiotech>  I would like to modify QT's QLineEdit to have a  keyboard image on its right.. any idea how I can modify the Qt's source code?
[02:12] <clearscreen> johninlex: dont ask to ask just ask
[02:13] <johninlex> yea I know how to ask, I was wanting to make sure it was clear to do so
[02:13] <FernandoF> gigabites2: And I had some minutes ago a desktop installed
[02:13] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Can you log in at all?
[02:13] <johninlex> can anyone tell me how to restore Xorg
[02:13] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Sorry, I didn't see previous message
[02:14] <johninlex> wb here4thegear
[02:14] <FernandoF> gigabites2: yes I can log in in text mode
[02:14] <nonewmsgs> johninlex: cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf1232 xorg.conf (or is that the toher way around)
[02:14] <gigabites2> FernandoF: But you cannot restart gdm?
[02:14] <here4thegear> johninlex: thanks.. sorry, I had to get untethered so, I'm back in vista for now... but, would love to see any pages you can come up with
[02:15] <gigabites2> johninlex: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[02:15] <Fleisch> there a command to see what sound card you have
[02:15] <the|Navigator> nonewmsgs: cp (src) (dest)
[02:15] <FernandoF> gigabites2:  do you mean " sudo restart gdm"?
[02:15] <johninlex> here4thegear, http://madberry.org/2008/08/how-to-get-atheros-ar242x-wireless-to-work-2/     try this one it looks better
[02:15] <Free0ne> Hey could anyone tell me how to (if possible) downgrade back to ubuntu 8.10? I just upgraded to 9.04 beta to see some of the new features and now I know why they call it a beta ;)
[02:15] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[02:15] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Sorry, there's an init script that starts gdm for you..
[02:16] <gigabites2> clearscreen: Yes, but it said something about not being about to resolve the hostname for his local computer
[02:16] <nonewmsgs> can i switch my wm from kdm to gdm and would it make any difference
[02:16] <the|Navigator> But yes, any ideas why a limited user does not have access to wifi when the admin user does?  Are there any restrictions, such as to a password keychain or any other authentication parts that would restrict this?
[02:16] <gigabites2> nonewmsgs: You can switch between kdm and gdm only one can be active at once
[02:17] <nonewmsgs> how gigabites2
[02:17] <clearscreen> install gnome
[02:17] <FernandoF> gigabites2: /etc/init.d/gdm : command not found
[02:17] <clearscreen> lol
[02:17] <clearscreen> FernandoF: are you running kubuntu?
[02:17] <gigabites2> the|Navigator: I have an alternative route for doing this.. You could set it up in /etc/interfaces
[02:17] <johninlex> hey clearscreen  got a sec
[02:17] <the|Navigator> gigabites2: ?
[02:17] <gigabites2> the|Navigator: That way the connection starts on boot
[02:18] <the|Navigator> that wold run as root?
[02:18] <the|Navigator> *would
[02:18] <FernandoF> clearscreen : how can i know that?
[02:18] <racecar56> it seems xvidcap dosent work..... what do i do?
[02:18] <kalidar> hey guys anyone know how to preform echo "et.x86 0 0 direct" > /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/oss
[02:18] <kalidar> i need to do it as root
[02:18] <the|Navigator> rather than the limited account?
[02:18] <racecar56> it crashes when i start recording
[02:18] <kalidar> how do i do that?
[02:18] <clearscreen> FernandoF: what does lsb_release -a say?
[02:18] <mib_gvs8rdh9> heya, could anyone help me share files in a windows network ? to a vista pc
[02:18] <here4thegear> johninlex: thanks for the link, I'll read and try to do it all tomorrow.... everyone here has been so helpful too... thank you all
[02:18] <gigabites2> the|Navigator: I'm not sure exactly. It should work for all users. It circumvents gnome altogether. I don't believe it offers any extra privileges
[02:19] <the|Navigator> gigabites2: What about a network drop, would it still auto reconnect?
[02:19] <FernandoF> clearscreen : intrepid
[02:19] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Are you using plain ubuntu? Or Kubuntu?
[02:19] <maximo> !sebsebseb
[02:19] <clearscreen> FernandoF: Ubuntu or Kubuntu?
[02:19] <babylonsfury> kalidar: did you try running it using sudo?
[02:19] <gigabites2> the|Navigator: You'd need to restart the networking service
[02:19] <kalidar> yes
[02:19] <kalidar> i tryed sudo
[02:19] <johninlex> is the video part of xorg???
[02:19] <the|Navigator> gigabites2: That's no use then.
[02:19] <FernandoF> clearscreen : Ubuntu, 8.10, intrepid
[02:19] <kalidar> i ither ned to do echo "et.x86 0 0 direct" > /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/oss
[02:19] <babylonsfury> kalidar: what kind of response did you get? still askes you to be logged in as root?
[02:19] <mib_gvs8rdh9> anyone? : x
[02:19] <the|Navigator> gigabites2: After a network drop, I still need it to reconnect
[02:19] <gigabites2> the|Navigator: You could probably write a script to automagically refresh the connection though.
[02:20] <kalidar> or i need to do artsdsp -v -m et
[02:20] <the|Navigator> gigabites2: I don't want them to all have to restart  when we get an issue
[02:20] <clearscreen> FernandoF: did you remove gnome? possibly installed gnome server?
[02:20] <clearscreen> erm
[02:20] <kalidar> says permission denied
[02:20] <virtx> hi
[02:20] <johninlex> here4thegear,  did you get that page
[02:20] <clearscreen> possibly installed ubuntu server?*
[02:20] <nonewmsgs> ok startx says it can't finda  compatable nvidia driver.  how can i tell it to just use nv?
[02:20] <kalidar> dident ask me for password
[02:20] <kalidar> hey could you pm me txt movs to fast
[02:20] <virtx> how to create a .deb from a source already compiled with "make"?
[02:20] <clearscreen> nonewmsgs: modify /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[02:20] <gigabites2> nonewmsgs: Try dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[02:20] <jrib> !packaging | virtx
[02:20] <FernandoF> I just reinstalled xserver
[02:21] <nonewmsgs> i tried those but i never even saw anything mentioning a drver
[02:21] <chronic> whats a good app if i want to rip a piece of audio from an avi file?
[02:21] <here4thegear> johninlex: the AR242x page, yes, I got it... thanks..
[02:21] <Elijah> If I wanted to change the permissions of a file in the cli would I do chmod u+w filename
[02:21] <johninlex> ok I thought I would make sure
[02:21] <FernandoF> clearscreen :  I just reinstlled xserver as I was having an annoying less than 10 seconds sessiosn error
[02:21] <johninlex> here4thegear,
[02:21] <wers> can't mount my ntfs. i set the mountpoint to "/windows". now, it doesnt mount at all. any idea? The error message says "mount_point cannot contain the following characters: newlin, G_DIR_SEPARATOR (usually /)" How do I fix this?
[02:21] <Platypus-Man> ok... trying again... I get sound in rhytmbox, but not mplayer or vlc... any ideas? any at all?
[02:21] <^Ocean^> whats the lastest Stable release ?
[02:21] <virtx> jrib, yea but i dont want to recompile it with dh_make
[02:21] <clearscreen> FernandoF: try: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install xorg ubuntu-desktop
[02:22] <here4thegear> johninlex: yeah, it's easy to get lost when lots of conversation is going on sometimes.. :D
[02:22] <racecar56> xtoffmpeg.c add_video_stream(): video codec not found i guess this explains everything
[02:22] <nonewmsgs> dpkg just asks 10 questions about my keyboard :/ and i didnt see driver in xorg.conf
[02:22] <gigabites2> ^Ocean^: 8.04.2 is LTS and 8.10 for regular release
[02:22] <jrib> virtx: I don't understand your question.
[02:22] <clearscreen> nonewmsgs: driver is somewhere in your Device section
[02:22] <gigabites2> nonewmsgs: It sets that automatically in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[02:22] <^Ocean^> gigabites2, 8.10 == Hardy ?
[02:22] <gigabites2> ^Ocean^: 8.04 = hardy, 8.10 = intrepid
[02:22] <clearscreen> nonewmsgs: for example
[02:22] <^Ocean^> ahh LTS == ?
[02:22] <virtx> jrib, dh_make recompile the whole source, i 've already make it, i just want to create a .deb by that
[02:22] <clearscreen> Section "Device"
[02:22] <clearscreen>         Identifier      "Configured Video Device"
[02:22] <clearscreen>         Driver  "nvidia"
[02:22] <FloodBot2> clearscreen: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:23] <jrib> virtx: right, I mean *why*?
[02:23] <johninlex> is the video part of xorg???
[02:23] <nonewmsgs> this is my entire  devices: section "device" identifier "configured video" endsection
[02:23] <gigabites2> ^Ocean^: lts = long term support
[02:23] <gigabites2> ^Ocean^: Supported for 3 years
[02:23] <virtx> jrib, 'cos the source are big and i've no time to recompile.
[02:23] <gartral> so... how come the pidgin in repos is so old?
[02:23] <gigabites2> ^Ocean^: 5 years for server
[02:23] <gigabites2> gartral: which distro?
[02:23] <racecar56> i fixed my problem : D
[02:24] <gartral> gigabites2: 8.10
[02:24] <clearscreen> nonewmsgs: add Driver "<your driver>"
[02:24] <here4thegear> johninlex: hmm, the only thing I see different between that one and the one that I did is this line I didn't have in the one I did :::: sudo modprobe wlan_scan_sta ::: I'll try all of this out in the morning, I need some sleep now though... thanks a million
[02:25] <bromic94> hey all how do i backup my keys
[02:25] <gigabites2> gartral: They didn't meet the feature freeze. Strange that pidgin didn't, but it happens. The next release should be more up-to-date. The only in 8.10 could be 6+ months old.
[02:25] <Xpistos> Hey everybody.
[02:25] <bromic94> so ic an use them on widnows
[02:25] <clearscreen> gartral: ubuntu 8.10 doesn't get regularly updated except for security updates
[02:25] <puff> remoteCTRL: Oy vey... so now my coworkers are getting twitchy at the idea of shrinking physical partitions (afraid of political blowback from the folks who maintain things).  Do you think it would be feasible to jigger the LVM partitions to create an extra logical partition and install ubuntu on that?
[02:25] <johninlex> here4thegear,  keep looking for  the 242x I  am trying to find the best one on handymansblog
[02:25] <nonewmsgs> startx still gives same error about nvidia driver so i am rebooting
[02:25] <bromic94> especially my private key
[02:25] <clearscreen> nonewmsgs:
[02:26] <clearscreen> nonewmsgs: upload xorg.conf to some pastebin
[02:26] <gartral> clearscreen: someone should look at the release notes again, because there are security update i pidgin 2.5.5
[02:26] <gigabites2> puff: Adding a new lvm volume?
[02:26] <gigabites2> puff: Adding or a new logical partition?
[02:26] <FernandoF> clearscreen : it has a lot of errors "Failng to obtain " and ends with not possible to resolve 'archive.ubuntu.com?
[02:26] <clearscreen> gartral: I'm personally running 9.04 just fine, but I did receive a pidgin upgrade about 4 days ago on 8.10
[02:26] <gigabites2> puff: or a new logical partition?**
[02:26] <puff> gigabites2: The latter.
[02:27] <nonewmsgs> clearscreen: how do i upload it to pastebin via the terminal
[02:27] <Platypus-Man> I get sound in rhytmbox, but not mplayer or vlc... any ideas? any at all? even bad ideas would be appreciated at this point....
[02:27] <gigabites2> puff: Impossible, I think. You cannot resize an lvm partition, if that's what you mean. You could try installing to a new lvm volume, but I've never tried it.
[02:27] <bromic94> puff: how do i backup my private gpg key
[02:27] <puff> gigabites2: This is a machine with three physical partitions.  A mutant fedoracore5 using LVM is set up on it.  There are five LVM partitions, two of which have ~10GB available.
[02:27] <lacqui> my update (to jaunty beta) was interrupted.  is there any way to continue it after a hard reboot?
[02:27] <gartral> Platypus-Man: try switching driver output
[02:27] <clearscreen> nonewmsgs: good question, I usually just set up a quick apache server and host it there and grab it from another machine
[02:28] <bromic94> sudo apt-get upgrade -d
[02:28] <bromic94> or update-manager -d
[02:28] <eseven73> lacqui: next time use torrent
[02:28] <n8tuser> lacqui  please visit #ubunut+1
[02:28] <Platypus-Man> gartral: where do I do that?
[02:28] <bromic94> i think it is the second one gartral
[02:28] <clearscreen> FernandoF: do you have an internet connection?
[02:28] <n8tuser> lacqui  please visit #ubuntu+1
[02:28] <puff> gigabites2: I'm trying to figure out how to get ubuntu installed on this machine as a third boot option (besides windows and mutant fedoracore5) without disturbing things too much.  Sadly, there is not a huge chunk of unused disk space (that I can see).
[02:28] <clearscreen> FernandoF: try a simple "ping www.google.com"
[02:28] <gartral> bromic94: 2nd what?
[02:28] <Xpistos> I have a ubuntu server and an ubuntu laptop but I can connect from the laptop to server. Could not open location 'smb://... failed to mount Windows Share" This just started yesterday. Anybody have any ideas.
[02:28] <mtholdenss> hey how can i have my folders in my mac partition accessible during jauny?
[02:29] <bromic94> second command i said to start the upgrade to jaunty beta
[02:29] <FernandoF> on my machine? I think yes...but only text now... And I only have Ubuntu on it and no windows
[02:29] <gigabites2> puff: You aren't considering wubi?
[02:29] <mtholdenss> i can access some folders but not music or documents etc
[02:29] <gigabites2> FernandoF: ping -c 5 google.com
[02:29] <gigabites2> FernandoF: No response?
[02:29] <FernandoF> clearscreen: on my machine? I think yes...but only text now... And I only have Ubuntu on it and no windows
[02:30] <puff> Waitasec...
[02:30] <puff> gigabites2: wubi?
[02:30] <ChotaZ> can anyone teach me how to compile and install from .tar.gz?
[02:30] <clearscreen> FernandoF: try to do a ping @ ubuntu
[02:30] <puff> waitasec... maybe there *is* some unused disk.  Hm.
[02:30] <johninlex> later guys thanks
[02:30] <gigabites2> puff: From the livecd. Allows you to install Ubuntu to a hard drive file in Windows for testing purposes
[02:30] <gartral> Platypus-Man: Tools>Preferences>Audio> and under the Output section, select a different Type in VLC
[02:30] <gigabites2> puff: No partitioning required
[02:30] <clearscreen> ChotaZ: tar -xzf something.tar.gz -  cd <something> - ./configure - make - sudo make install
[02:30] <gigabites2> puff: Not quite native speed though.
[02:31] <clearscreen> - = enter :P
[02:31] <gartral> clearscreen: im not seeing any updates, which repos are you using?
[02:31] <FernandoF> gigabites: got uknowm host message
[02:31] <Xpistos> ChotaZ: Chess Griffin did a really good job with this on Linux Reality Episode 41
[02:31] <ChotaZ> clearscreen from a terminal at ~/?
[02:31] <chronic> whats a good app if i want to rip a piece of audio from an avi file?
[02:31] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Are you behind a router?
[02:31] <JAO1988> Hey
[02:31] <JAO1988> Now is everything working?
[02:31] <nonewmsgs> is there a way to install ubuntu over itself losing as little data as possible
[02:31] <clearscreen> gartral: personally using 9.04 jaunty, but im pretty damn sure I saw an upgrade to 8.10 pidgin 3 or 4 days ago
[02:32] <n8tuser> nonewmsgs->  what do you mean install to itself?
[02:32] <dr_willis> nonewmsgs:  thats why you often see /home on its own partition. makes that much easier
[02:32] <gigabites2> nonewmsgs: Separate home partition. Just don't format the home partition
[02:32] <FernandoF> clearscreen: get unknown host message
[02:32] <puff> gigabites2: Sounds nifty, but... hm.
[02:32] <nonewmsgs> yeah my /home is a noher partitoin
[02:32] <gartral> clearscreen: which repo database are you using in 8.10?
[02:32] <clearscreen> nonewmsgs: define "data", usually backing up your home folder (including all hidden folders starting with .) does the trick
[02:32] <puff> gigabites2: How much of a speed hit?  The stuff I need to run seriously stresses the system.
[02:32] <gigabites2> puff: Yeah. If you're looking to test it out, it seems ideal. You can then uninstall it from the Windows control panel
[02:32] <FernandoF> clearscreen: yes
[02:32] <JAO1988> I need some help with installing linux on a particular machine
[02:32] <dr_willis> nonewmsgs:  then backup whatever configs you have customized, and you can reinsatll..
[02:32] <clearscreen> gartral: nl.archives.ubuntu.com
[02:32] <puff> gigabites2: Also, how reliable?
[02:33] <clearscreen> FernandoF: you dont have an internet connection on ubuntu it seems, can you pastebin your "ifconfig" output?
[02:33] <FernandoF> clearscreen: and get my internet through router
[02:33] <n8tuser> JAO1988-> what is limiting you so far?
[02:33] <ChotaZ> clearscreen: ./configure says file or directory not existing
[02:33] <Platypus-Man> gartral: that didn't work either
[02:33] <eseven73> chronic:  i think ffmepg can do that, sudo apt-get install ffmepg     (its command line, and youll have to google for the syntax)
[02:33] <JAO1988> I'm looking to install tiny Linux operating system on a NeoWare Geode 300mhz Thin PC with 32mb of RAM, 4mb of Video Memory, and 64mb of Flash Memory
[02:33] <JAO1988> Mostly the RAM
[02:33] <gartral> Platypus-Man: im at a loss
[02:33] <clearscreen> ChotaZ: after extracting the tar archive, cd into it
[02:33] <Platypus-Man> ooh
[02:34] <araujo_> hello people
[02:34] <Platypus-Man> started mplayer again, and got audio
[02:34] <dr_willis> JAO1988:  not sure ubuntuc an handle that low end a system
[02:34] <ethiotech__> anyone knows if I can change QLineEdit's background using stylesheet?
[02:34] <puff> gigabites2: I'm not looking to test... it's a complicated situation.  In a nutshell, these machines have mutant fedoracore5 on them, with dependencies on network servers at this site (kerberos, etC) which will make them unusable if not booted up in this network.
[02:34] <gigabites2> puff: Not sure on the reliability. It seems to have improved immensely since it debuted. It sometimes used to mess w/ the Windows bootloader, but hasn't in recent history, as far as I know. Speed will take a hit since you're reading & writing to a file in an ntfs system. Not sure on the exact speed hit
[02:34] <ChotaZ> clearscreen: the tarball is called
[02:34] <clearscreen> JAO1988: try "DSL" -> Damn Small Linux
[02:34] <Platypus-Man> thanks for the help gartral
[02:34] <JAO1988> dr_willis: I'm getting help also in the Ubuntu Chicago channel
[02:34] <dr_willis> JAO1988:  tinycorelinux, or puppylinux, or DSL can i belive
[02:34] <ChotaZ> clearscreen: noip-duc-linux.tar.gz but when i try to cd noip-duc-linux.tar.gz it says the directory doesnt existe
[02:34] <n8tuser> JAO1988-> that does seem to small, perhaps look into embedded linux?
[02:34] <eseven73> JAO1988:  or puppy
[02:34] <gartral> JAO1988: try zenwalk, its very thin
[02:34] <clearscreen> ChotaZ: tar -xzf noip-duc-linux.tar.gz
[02:34] <gigabites2> puff: Definitely not ideal then.
[02:35] <puff> gigabites2: But on monday we need to drive 200 miles and set up these machines without an outside network to do a demo.
[02:35] <chronic> JAO1988: dsl
[02:35] <Heimark> anyone use Avant Window Navigator?
[02:35] <JAO1988> I'm looking to install it on a External Hard-drive and use it for Media Sharing
[02:35] <JAO1988> Movie playback if possible also
[02:35] <clearscreen> JAO1988: you can run DSL on an external harddrive
[02:35] <clearscreen> even on a USB stick
[02:35] <gigabites2> puff: So speed is an issue, you cannot touch the partitioning..
[02:35] <ChotaZ> clearscreen: did.
[02:35] <araujo_> I have a problem with a wireless card rtl-8185 wireless card, in window$ has veri nice signal but not in linux, I'm Using ubuntu 8.10
[02:35] <clearscreen> ChotaZ: cd noip[TAB][ENTER]
[02:35] <puff> gigabites2: which is why I'm looking to figure out some way to boot them under ubuntu and use the drives/partitions with the fedoracore stuff on them solely as data disks.
[02:36] <ChotaZ> clearscreen still cant ./configure
[02:36] <puff> Is there somethign I can do besides "sudo parted /dev/sd* print" to see drives, etc?
[02:36] <clearscreen> araujo_: what does it's rate say at "iwconfig"?
[02:36] <ChotaZ> =\
[02:36] <gigabites2> puff: Is drive performance important? Would, say, a usb hard drive work?
[02:36] <gigabites2> puff: fdisk -l?
[02:36] <gigabites2> puff: Same idea, though
[02:36] <ChotaZ> chotaz@Zanarkand:~/noip-2.1.9-1$ ./configure
[02:36] <ChotaZ> bash: ./configure: Ficheiro ou directoria inexistente
[02:36] <dr_willis> puff:  sudo fdisk -l, or ls -l /dev/disks/by-XXXX
[02:36] <eseven73> JAO1988: if your external hdd is usb, not all bios's will allow booting from that
[02:37] <JAO1988> That's another problem
[02:37] <puff> gigabites2: Possibly, but then I'd need to scrounge up 10 USB drives....
[02:37] <clearscreen> ChotaZ: is this a kernel patch? maybe it's not built using autoconf, try compiling it directly
[02:37] <clearscreen> type "make"
[02:37] <puff> gigabites2: Can ubuntu boot off a usb drive?///
[02:37] <araujo_> wlan0     IEEE 802.11bg  ESSID:"04125470365-Modines"
[02:37] <araujo_>           Mode:Managed  Frequency:2.422 GHz  Access Point: 00:15:6D:A7:39:18
[02:37] <araujo_>           Bit Rate=11 Mb/s   Tx-Power=27 dBm
[02:37] <araujo_>           Retry min limit:7   RTS thr:off   Fragment thr=2352 B
[02:37] <araujo_>           Power Management:off
[02:37] <araujo_>           Link Quality=9/100  Signal level:18/65
[02:37] <FloodBot2> araujo_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:37] <JAO1988> It seems the bios was last updated in 2003... it had legacy support but it doesn't seem to detect my External HDD
[02:37] <dr_willis> JAO1988:  'geexbox' is a micro linux disrto. designed just for video playback. I make bootable 'video' thumbdrives all the time with it.
[02:37] <puff> gigabites2: Come to think of it, if Iw ent that way, maybe just get 10 HDs and plug them in... hm.
[02:37] <JAO1988> Interesting.
[02:37] <eseven73> like my Dell 2400 dimension, will not allow USB boots
[02:37] <gigabites2> puff: Certainly, but speed may be a limiting factor again.
[02:37] <ChotaZ> clearscreen: it worked I guess
[02:37] <clearscreen> araujo_: you can try manually setting your bit rate higher: sudo iwconfig wlan0 rate 54M
[02:37] <gigabites2> puff: I would've recommend a little flash drive, if that's what you mean
[02:38] <gigabites2> puff: wouldn't**
[02:38] <JAO1988> dr_willis: Would that work for media sharing also, like using Xbmc for example?
[02:38] <duvld> Should I not update if I'm using 9.04 beta? I didn't have update notice untill I used Synaptic, after several reboots.  Would updating install older packages, wants to do 136...?
[02:38] <gigabites2> puff: But ubuntu has no trouble running off a usb-hdd if your bios supports it
[02:38] <dr_willis> JAO1988:  ive never gotten xbmc to actually work. So i know very little of its features.  Geexbox can access samba, and other shares.  it also has some shareing features. Check its homepage.
[02:39] <n8tuser> puff have you seen this? http://www.justlinux.com/forum/showthread.php?t=147959
[02:40] <puff> n8tuser: Cute.
[02:41] <FernandoF> clearscreen: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139299/ here is the paste of ifconfig
[02:41] <puff> I wonder how much 4GB usb sticks cost now...
[02:41] <clearscreen> FernandoF: just that?
[02:41] <eseven73> they're cheap
[02:41] <zeta> hey, \usepackage mdwlist for Latex tells me that m.sty can't be found
[02:41] <zeta> which package is it in
[02:42] <FernandoF> it is the address where i put it
[02:42] <gigabites2> puff: Again, a flash stick isn't recommended. The read/write can kill performance.
[02:42] <FernandoF> lo      Link encap: Loopback Local
[02:42] <FernandoF>         inet end.: 127.0.0.1 Masc 255.0.0.0
[02:42] <FernandoF>         endereço inet6:  ::1/128 Escopo:Máquina
[02:42] <FernandoF>         UP LOOPBACK RUNNING MTU:16436 Métrica:1
[02:42] <FernandoF>         pacotes RX:552 errors:0 descrtados:0 excesso:0 quadro:0
[02:42] <FloodBot2> FernandoF: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:42] <FernandoF>         Pacotes TX:552 errors:0 descrtados:0 excesso:0 portadora:0
[02:42] <clearscreen> FernandoF: if that's the only stuff you got, your network card is not installed
[02:42] <gigabites2> clearscreen: It could be down
[02:43] <gigabites2> clearscreen: ifconfig -a should display all
[02:43] <FernandoF> sorry
[02:43] <puff> remoteCTRL: Btw, once I have the lvm partitions mounted, when I do "df -h" they *do* show up as under /dev/mapper.
[02:43] <clearscreen> gigabites2: unless he manually put it down, I dont see how that could happen - worth a try anyway
[02:43] <clearscreen> FernandoF: do you only see "lo" with sudo ifconfig -a
[02:43] <puff> gigabites2: Would a flash/USB install be stabler than a liveCD?
[02:44] <FernandoF> i see lo and the lines i pasted
[02:44] <puff> gigabites2: Most of the read/write can be to the hard drive...
[02:44] <clearscreen> puff: SSD's are much faster than live CD's, so yes
[02:44] <gigabites2> puff: Yes, as clearscreen said.
[02:44] <puff> gigabites2: The idea is to just use the hard drive as a data drive.
[02:44] <puff> Hm.
[02:44] <FernandoF> clearscreen: and I am behind a router
[02:44] <clearscreen> FernandoF: that doesn't matter
[02:44] <FernandoF> so?
[02:45] <clearscreen> FernandoF: try ifconfig -a
[02:45] <clearscreen> do you see the same thing?
[02:45] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Wireless internet or ethernet?
[02:45] <FernandoF> clearscreen: I see eth0, lo and pan0
[02:45] <gigabites2> FernandoF: eth0
[02:46] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Alright, type in sudo ifconfig eth0 up
[02:46] <clearscreen> Yeah, what gigabites2 said
[02:47] <FernandoF> clearscreen: got message "unable to resolve Malhada-Xibas" being Malhada-Xibas my computer name
[02:47] <kolombino> somebody can say me a channel about web developing??
[02:48] <clearscreen> FernandoF: when bringing up eth0?
[02:48] <eseven73> kolombino: #grammer
[02:48]  * eseven73 runs
[02:48] <FernandoF> clearscreen: yes
[02:48] <kolombino> thanks eseven73
[02:48] <FernandoF> clearscreen: after typing suggested line
[02:48] <eseven73> :P
[02:48] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Does sudo ifconfig show eth0 as up now?
[02:49] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Or did it go down again?
[02:49] <Xpistos> Here is a question, when I do findsmb on my Ubuntu laptop, I get my laptop and my Ubuntu server. If I do it on my server I only see my server. Does this sound right?
[02:49] <gigabites2> Xpistos: You could be blocking access from the server in smb.conf
[02:49] <mint3> !jaunty
[02:49] <JAO1988> Just another question: If I used Wubi to install Linux on my Windows Partition, can I use the Thin Client PC to boot into the Windows terminal and use the Linux OS?
[02:49] <FernandoF> gigabites yes
[02:50] <bluenzo^nix> !help
[02:50] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Yes, it's up, or yes, it's down?
[02:50] <FernandoF> gigabites:it is up
[02:50] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Ok.
[02:50] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Do you know the ip address of your router?
[02:50] <araujo_> don but is still to low signal even desconected in some cases
[02:50] <araujo_> in windows 65 - 70% in ubuntu 8 - 10%
[02:50] <Capscrew> Just updated to Hardy -- numocks doesn't work.  Anyone know how to fix
[02:50] <FernandoF> gigabites:yes
[02:51] <Capscrew> that's numlocks
[02:51] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Are you using a static ip address or dhcp?
[02:51] <araujo_> I think higer is worst
[02:51] <araujo_> sorry I had no conection
[02:51] <araujo_> i put again 11M an conected again
[02:51] <clearscreen> gigabites2: I'm not sure if dhcpcd is installed by default on ubuntu
[02:51] <gigabites2> clearscreen: dhclient works though
[02:51] <araujo_> is posible to change Tx-Power 27 dBm to higer?  what do you recomend?
[02:51] <gigabites2> clearscreen: dhclient <interface>
[02:51] <clearscreen> gigabites2: ah, excellent :)
[02:52] <clearscreen> I think it's safe to assume FernandoF is using dhcp :P
[02:52] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo dhclient eth0
[02:53] <Xpistos> gigabites2: let me check that out
[02:53] <mint3> can anyone help me with my atheros wireless
[02:53] <mint3> usin  the restricted drivers
[02:53] <mint3> but cant seem to scan for the available wireless
[02:54] <mint3> anyone ?
[02:54] <gigabites2> mint3: Is that with iwlist or with gnome-network-manager?
[02:54] <clearscreen> radio enabled?
[02:54] <mint3> k tnkn, ge
[02:54] <araujo_> wich one is the spanish channel?
[02:54] <mint3> i think genome netwrok man
[02:55] <mint3> not sure gigabites2 , how do i check that
[02:55] <FernandoF> clearscreen: just did
[02:55] <clearscreen> FernandoF: try to do a ping now
[02:55] <gigabites2> mint3: gnome-network-manager has an anomaly wherein it only accepts cards that support hardware scanning
[02:55] <dan__> so I keep installing the recommended updates, and eeeBuntu keeps coming up with 57 new updates for me to install. will i ever win the battle
[02:55] <gigabites2> mint3: in short, if the driver doesn't support that, it won't work with gnome-network-manager
[02:55] <mint3> gigabites2,  how can i check if thats what im using
[02:55] <FernandoF> gigabites: it is pinging
[02:55] <puff> gigabites2:  I just realize the machiens *also* have a separate, 40GB physical partition, formatted ext3, for the /home directories. S o... Hm.
[02:56] <mint3> thing is , i did manage to find and connect to my wireless
[02:56] <gigabites2> mint3: if you're using the interface in gnome, it's gnome-network-manager
[02:56] <clearscreen> FernandoF: ok cool, now lets update ;) sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install xorg ubuntu-desktop
[02:56] <gigabites2> mint3: Bad luck then?
[02:56] <FernandoF> clearscreen : it is pinging
[02:56] <clearscreen> press ctrl + c
[02:56] <clearscreen> it'll stop
[02:56] <mint3>  if it worked once it should surely work again right
[02:56] <gigabites2> puff: Hmm. You could create settings the livecd to mount home on boot and use that to store your data
[02:57] <FernandoF> clearscreen: stopped
[02:57] <gigabites2> puff: Hmm. You could create settings in** the livecd to mount /home on boot and use that to store your data
[02:57] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install xorg ubuntu-desktop
[02:57] <J_Litewski> does ext3 have the abiltiy for online defrag?
[02:58] <bluenzo^nix> defrag, whats this defrag you speak of :P
[02:58] <clearscreen> heh
[02:58] <flippo> J_Litewski, you're a recent Windows user, I take it?
[02:58] <FernandoF> clearscreen: running
[02:58] <J_Litewski> nope, been on linux for a while
[02:58] <evilnick> Does anyone have the URL for an ndiswrapper compatibility table?
[02:58] <FernandoF> clearscreen: lets see what happens
[02:58] <clearscreen> FernandoF: yup
[02:59] <J_Litewski> i was looking at newer FS for linux, and they say that they support online defrag
[02:59] <mint3> i just plugged my lan cable in it doesnt even see it
[02:59] <gigabites2> evilnick: It is no longer online. The sourceforge page was removed last I checked
[02:59] <gigabites2> mint3: open a terminal, type in ifconfig and tell me what you see
[02:59] <araujo_> #ubuntu-es
[02:59] <gigabites2> mint3: open a terminal, type in sudo ifconfig and tell me what you see
[02:59] <clearscreen> evilnick: you might be able to find it in google cache
[03:00] <gigabites2> mint3: Sorry, you need sudo
[03:00] <evilnick> gigabites2: Thanks - I did do a quick google search. Is there any more information?
[03:00] <FernandoF> clearscreen: returned command line
[03:00] <FernandoF> clearscreen: and now?
[03:00] <clearscreen> FernandoF: any errors?
[03:00] <FernandoF> clearscreen: it seems no!
[03:00] <clearscreen> startx
[03:00] <clearscreen> :P
[03:00] <gigabites2> evilnick: I dont think there is an official table now. Sorry.
[03:01] <FernandoF> clearscreen: or at least not important ones as I got almost 100 screens running fast
[03:01] <andres__> hey guys i put a dvd in my dvd player and its not recognized.. i installed mplayer.. and it just has issues with whole way, even if i specify absolute path to the dvd... any ideas/
[03:01] <microman> hey guys.. I'm using  Ubuntu 8.04 - the Hardy Heron. I want to upgrade to latest version.
[03:01] <microman> how to do that?
[03:01] <mint3> gigabites2,  = ok wired connection works
[03:01] <clearscreen> FernandoF: dont worry about it if it wasnt somewhere at the end of all that, just try to startx
[03:01] <levarnu> anyone use sun's secure global desktop under ubuntu?
[03:01] <evilnick> Darn. I did have a driver automatically installed, but it wasn't working so I blacklisted it and followed some old instructions that I found online, but no joy so far
[03:01] <FernandoF> clearscreen: Fatal server error
[03:01] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Or sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[03:02] <Iceman_B^ssh> microman: I believe the command is "sudo aptitude dist-upgrade" or just use the update manager
[03:02] <Iceman_B^ssh> somebody correct me if Im wrong
[03:02] <clearscreen> FernandoF: surely it said more than that :P
[03:02] <microman> Iceman_B^ssh	: tried
[03:02] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Contents of /var/log/Xorg.0.log?
[03:02] <microman> but nothing is happening.
[03:03] <noisy1> HI! I need to "apt-get install" openldap, python-ldap. Does anyone know the appropriate package names? I am using ubuntu 8.04.
[03:03] <zaccour> i tried puppy linux live cd, and no sound. i did what the forums said, but terminal did not work
[03:03] <microman> $sudo apt-get update
[03:03] <zaccour> it said not found, do not have permission, etc
[03:03] <gigabites2> mint3: So? What do you need?
[03:03] <microman> $sudo apt-get dist upgrade
[03:03] <FernandoF> clearscreen: how cn i have the content?
[03:03] <clearscreen> noisy1: apt-cache search openldap
[03:03] <Jinxed-> I was going to install ubuntu so I can dual boot, but I would eventually like to reinstall windows. Is there a way to repartition my harddrive to have ubuntu and windows as a dual boot and then be able to reinstall windows later without having to kill by ubuntu partiton?
[03:03] <mint3> gigabites2,  trying to et my wireless to work
[03:03] <Iceman_B^ssh> microman: I'm afraid that's all I know, i'm realtively new to linux as wel
[03:03] <clearscreen> noisy1: if you don't have apt-cache: apt-get install apt-cache
[03:03] <gigabites2> FernandoF: cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | less
[03:04] <clearscreen> might have to apt-cache update
[03:04] <clearscreen> FernandoF: where are you typing from?
[03:04] <gigabites2> mint3: Is your card detected?
[03:04] <zaccour> is there a puppy linux channel?
[03:04] <gigabites2> clearscreen: I told him to look @ the log for xorg to see waht failed
[03:04] <noisy1> clearscreen: cool! I'll give that a try
[03:04] <mint3> how can i check if it is , gigabites2
[03:05] <clearscreen> gigabites2: yeah, im just asking where he's typing from
[03:05] <zaccour> is there a puppy linux channel?
[03:05] <eseven73> zaccour: prolly but im betting it has 100 users, and 98 of them sleeping :/
[03:05] <gigabites2> mint3: sudo ifconfig              wlan# should show up
[03:05] <clearscreen> I would suggest something like WinSCP if he's currently on his windows PC
[03:05] <Go0dW> Åñòü êòî ïî ðóññêèé ãîâîðÿùèé ???
[03:05] <clearscreen> so he can grab stuff over ssh
[03:05] <Xpistos> gigabites2: You nailed it. I checked in the file and the "hosts allow" entry did not have the new ip address that i reserved for this laptop. I thought it might have something to do with the IPs but I did not think it was in the smb.conf file. Thanks for the help.
[03:05] <brett__> .org
[03:05] <gigabites2> Xpistos: Certainly. :)
[03:05] <rww> zaccour: #puppylinux on this server, according to http://puppylinux.org/wiki/archives/old-wikka-wikki/categorydocumentation/puppylinuxirc
[03:05] <FernandoF> clearscreen: it is a long list
[03:05] <Jinxed-> I was going to install ubuntu so I can dual boot, but I would eventually like to reinstall windows. Is there a way to repartition my harddrive to have ubuntu and windows as a dual boot and then be able to reinstall windows later without having to kill by ubuntu partiton?
[03:05] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Any entries with an EE ?
[03:05] <FernandoF> clearscreen: X.Org X Server 1.5.2
[03:06] <clearscreen> FernandoF: are you on a windows pc right now?
[03:06] <FernandoF> clearscreen: i am on a windows PC trying to fix my Ubuntu machine
[03:06] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Try... cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep EE
[03:06] <FernandoF> clearscreen: both oer same router
[03:06] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Should narrow the list significantly
[03:07] <Go0dW> Hi, I just start use Ubuntu, now I on Windows PC... I need a litle help with Ubuntu, please someone help me
[03:07] <clearscreen> FernandoF: there's multiple ways really, either narrow the results by piping to grep (what gigabites2 suggested), or you can run a web/ftp/ssh server on your ubuntu host and access it from your windows pc
[03:07] <evilnick> Hmmm, so the guide I followed told me to blacklist the driver that Ubuntu installed for my wireless card. To unblacklist it, can I just comment out the line I added?
[03:07] <clearscreen> Go0dW: dont ask to ask just ask
[03:08] <gigabites2> evilnick: Yes. In /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist?
[03:08] <FernandoF> clearscreen: are you looking for "Failed to load module "nv"?
[03:08] <clearscreen> bingo
[03:08] <Go0dW> ok... i can't install driver 4 modem
[03:08] <robbie623> hello all
[03:08] <A23> Does anyone here think they could answer a quick question about Xchat Gnome?
[03:08] <FernandoF> clearscreen: is his bingo for me?
[03:09] <gigabites2> FernandoF: To get xorg back up, you can try this: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[03:09] <melik> anyone know a good system admin tool?
[03:09] <mint3> gigabites2,  =  i did sudo ifconfig
[03:09] <melik> to monitor/admin a big network
[03:09] <mint3> i dont see "wlan"
[03:09] <tvih-> evilnick: atheros card by any chance?
[03:09] <FernandoF> clearscreen: under sudo?
[03:09] <gigabites2> mint3: You commented the line, correct?
[03:09] <evilnick> gigabites2: Right. I've done that and restarted, but now the card isn't shown in Device Manager or 'sudo ifconfig'
[03:09] <Go0dW> to install it i must create *.rules document in /etc/dev/rules.d but i have promishion 2 change it
[03:09] <mint3> no  whats it again, gigabites2   ?
[03:09] <clearscreen> FernandoF: yes, but you're going to end up installing the legacy/binary drivers from nvidia anyway
[03:10] <gigabites2> evilnick: modprobe <drivermodule>
[03:10] <evilnick> tvih-: How did you know? ;)
[03:10] <dan__> go0d, have you tried flushing the drive cache on partition C?
[03:10] <Iceman_B^ssh> does anyone know the quickest way to add a new harddrive to Ibex?
[03:10] <robbie623>  i have a prolbem with sound volume....on install it was same as winblozes  but now after like 7 weeks the volume is very lox
[03:10] <J_Litewski> can i safely uninstall everything related to bluetooth if my computer doesn't support it?
[03:10] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx
[03:12] <mint3> gigabites2,  - is it "sudo ifconfig #wlan" ?
[03:12] <gigabites2> mint3: Sorry, ignore that last comment. Do you know if your wireless card is supported?
[03:12] <tvih-> evilnick: spent most of yesterday and this night getting my atheros to work ;P
[03:12] <Iceman_B^ssh> it has 3 NTFS partitions which I want to keep for now, and I want to mount all of them in a certain dir
[03:12] <mint3> yes i think it is gigabites2 ,  how can i check tho
[03:12] <Iceman_B^ssh> oh and I want to use quotas on it
[03:12] <tvih-> evilnick: in the end the only thing that worked was installing the .28 kernel and going from there
[03:12] <gigabites2> mint3: No, when you type in sudo ifconfig, a wlan entry should show up
[03:12] <Go0dW> dan__ plz, ask litle simle... i russian =)))))
[03:12] <evilnick> How do I find out the drivermodule?
[03:12] <gigabites2> mint3: Try sudo ifconfig -a
[03:12] <mint3> ok
[03:12] <gigabites2> evilnick: What you blacklisted
[03:12] <robbie623>  i have a prolbem with sound volume....on install it was same as winblozes  but now after like 7 weeks the volume is very lox
[03:12] <evilnick> tvih-: Upgrading the kernel? I'm a bit too much of a novice for that
[03:12] <gigabites2> mint3: Anything new shows up?
[03:12] <mint3> no
[03:12] <evilnick> gigabites2: You're doing a damn good job. Thanks
[03:12] <mint3> i dont see wlan
[03:12] <zombor> hello, when im trying to run virtual box service, it says "no suitable module for running kernel found." how can i fix this? when i run /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup it says invalid command
[03:12] <dan__> the electrons must flow freely
[03:12] <mint3> thats odd, how come i could see it earlier and even connect then
[03:12] <zombor> well, not invalid, but that setup isn't valid
[03:12] <dan__> path must be cleared for glorious revolution of bits and bytes
[03:12] <A23> Does anyone here think they could answer a quick question about Xchat Gnome? #xchat's dead.
[03:12] <tvih-> evilnick: simple task with the precompiled kernels, but yeah, well. couldn't get it to work otherwise myself.
[03:12] <clearscreen> dan__: surely you must visit StackOverflow? :P
[03:12] <gigabites2> mint3: The card either is not supported or the module isn't loaded. You said you installed a 3rd party module, correct? Do you remember what it was called? It might not be loaded @ boot.
[03:12] <tvih-> evilnick: some others have had more luck so i guess you might too
[03:12] <dan__> clearscreen im trying to give support in russian
[03:12] <mint3> all it was a restricted driver
[03:12] <mint3> madwifi i think, gigabites2
[03:12] <Iceman_B^ssh> microman: the command should be "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" exactly like that
[03:12] <mint3> its an atheros wireless card
[03:12] <gigabites2> mint3: sudo modprobe madwifi
[03:12] <Iceman_B^ssh> if you're still looking to upgrade
[03:12] <clearscreen> dan__: I've read of a story of some programmer making his co-worker secretary believe that it improved electron-flow by picking up the mouse every day and swinging the cord
[03:13] <Go0dW> how can I login wit root id ? to create document?
[03:13] <microman> yeah.
[03:13] <lmaolol> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hog9qGjT0Pw !!!!!!!!
[03:13]  * evilnick now has wlan0 when running sudo ifconfig
[03:13] <microman> I did the same, but no result.
[03:13] <mint3> says modprobe command not found gigabites2
[03:13] <Iceman_B^ssh> what did happen ?
[03:13] <dan__> hah. well it couldn't hurt
[03:13] <gigabites2> Go0dW: su
[03:13] <Fleisch> stupid sound
[03:13] <gigabites2> mint3: sudo modprobe?
[03:13] <microman> I followed the procedure mentioned here http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading
[03:13] <dan__> and if it just stretched the cord at least it would give the damn particles some exercise
[03:13] <robbie623>  i have a prolbem with sound volume....on install it was same as winblozes  but now after like 7 weeks the volume is very low ubuntu 8.10
[03:13] <evilnick> clearscreen: BOFH?
[03:13] <Go0dW> gigabites2	run terminal ???
[03:13] <mint3> yeah that seems to work, gigabites2
[03:13] <microman> but still no result.
[03:13] <clearscreen> evilnick: heh
[03:13] <mint3> but what am i looking for gigabites2  ?
[03:13] <microman> its not upgrading
[03:14] <clearscreen> evilnick: i read it on stackoverflow.org :P
[03:14] <mint3> fatal : module madwifi not found
[03:14] <gigabites2> Go0dW: Yes, terminal. Root is not intended to run with a gui. Sorry.
[03:14] <clearscreen> .com***
[03:14] <gigabites2> mint3: you're trying to load the madwifi module
[03:14] <Go0dW> gigabites2		ok, as exaple
[03:14] <clearscreen> FernandoF: did you install nvidia-glx?
[03:14] <Go0dW> su root
[03:14] <Go0dW> then type root password?
[03:14] <microman> I want to upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10. I followed the procedure mentioned here http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading . its not upgrading.
[03:15] <microman> I want to upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10. I followed the procedure mentioned here http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading . its not upgrading. pls help!!
[03:15] <gigabites2> Go0dW: If you want to set the root password, try sudo passwd
[03:15] <mint3> when i go to hardware drivers, i see "aternate atheros madwifi" driver is activated and currently in use
[03:15] <evilnick> So, once I have wlan0 showing under ifconfig, what are the next steps to getting the wireless working?
[03:15] <gigabites2> Go0dW: Otherwise, just su ~
[03:15] <hanasaki> I am trying to play a DVD... totem says "does not have the appropriate plugins to be able to read the disk"  I can cd to the drive and "ls" fine... what do I need to apt-get?
[03:15] <Go0dW> ok
[03:15] <robbie623> woiw no help?
[03:15] <Iceman_B^ssh> microman: afraid thats all I know, you could try downloading the image for Ibex and burning that to a cd, then boot from it and install/upgrade
[03:15] <gigabites2> Go0dW: Sorry, su -
[03:15] <tvih-> evilnick: pray it appears in network manager ;P hehe
[03:15] <gigabites2> evilnick: From terminal or gui?
[03:16] <hanasaki> libdvdnav: DVD disk reports itself with Region mask 0x00fe0000. Regions: 1
[03:16] <hanasaki> [00000455] a52 decoder: A/52 channels:6 samplerate:48000 bitrate:448000
[03:16] <robbie623> ubuntu 9.04 i have low sound volume
[03:16] <Go0dW> and how can i create file in flolder owned by root ?
[03:16] <Iceman_B^ssh> or: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading#Upgrading%20Using%20the%20Alternate%20CD/DVD
[03:16] <tacosarecool> hello is the 9.04 beta worth it
[03:16] <gigabites2> Go0dW: A blank file?
[03:16] <Mencar> Hey anyone know of a way to get hotmail to work with evolution?
[03:16] <robbie623> no got alpha
[03:16] <mint3> gigabites2,  wat can i do
[03:16] <Go0dW> eah... 10-local.rules
[03:16] <eldermf> anybody there trying the ubuntu 9.04?
[03:16] <robbie623> taco go aphla
[03:16] <tacosarecool> Oh yeah by the way I'm on a toshiba satellite a105-s4074 and I don't think I have lag anymore on ubuntu
[03:16] <gigabites2> mint3: Have you loaded the madwifi module?
[03:16] <little> hanasaki: http://littlegirl.hostrator.com/DVDPlayback.html
[03:16] <tacosarecool> Why alpha?
[03:16] <mint3> it says enabled gigabites2  so am assumin it is
[03:17] <clearscreen> Mencar: I am not certain, but I believe hotmail blocked IMAP access a while ago
[03:17] <gigabites2> mint3: Does the card show up in ifconfig now?
[03:17] <Mencar> thats what I have been reading so far
[03:17] <evilnick> gigabites2: I've seen it in terminal (using ifconfig). And can also see it in Network Settings, what I can't do is find how to search for my SSID.
[03:17] <Mencar> figured I would come here to see if anyone would know anything
[03:17] <FernandoF> clearscreen: i am back
[03:17] <mint3> no
[03:17] <clearscreen> The only alternative would be some kind of plugin that works through HTTP requests and parsing the responses, but I doubt anyone has written or will ever write one :P
[03:17] <mint3> its not there gigabites2 , i see eth0 and lo
[03:17] <FernandoF> clearscreen: i got graphics configurations
[03:17] <DesiArnez6> "CD/DVD Creator" program problem. My DVD is half full from a previous backup. How do I add more backup files? 7.10 Gutsy
[03:18] <tvih-> evilnick: it should find it automatically if it is working correctly. unless using a hidden ssid.
[03:18] <clearscreen> FernandoF: what do you mean?
[03:18] <gigabites2> mint3: ifconfig -a too?
[03:18] <Mencar> ok thanks guys
[03:18] <gigabites2> evilnick: Well, you can try iwlist from the terminal
[03:18] <mint3> yeah gigabites2
[03:18] <mint3> nothing shows up with wlan
[03:19] <gigabites2> mint3: Strange.
[03:19] <FernandoF> clearscreen: the nvidia pachkage ends with (elts try to translate) "nvidia-glx pack has no candidate for installation"
[03:19] <mint3> yet in the taskbar near the time, there is the wireless bars with a cross on it
[03:19] <gigabites2> mint3: Because you have ethernet connection. correct?
[03:19] <evilnick> tvih-: This could be where I'm going wrong then - I've licked on the network symbol at the top right of the screen and have "Wired Network - Auto eth0" then "Wireless Networks" and no options to pick?
[03:19] <mint3> ive taken off the cable for ethernet
[03:19] <evilnick> tvih-: s/licked/clicked/
[03:19] <gigabites2> FernandoF: You need to choose a specific nvidia driver
[03:19] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-177
[03:19] <mint3> gigabites2, , i am trying only to use the wireless
[03:19] <clearscreen> that's the latest driver for intrepid if I'm not mistaken
[03:20] <tvih-> evilnick: does it say anything at all under wireless? osomething about not being managed/controlled?
[03:20] <gigabites2> mint3: Yes, I understand. The lines are there for the ethernet though. I'd recommend ndiswrapper & using the windows driver for you wireless card
[03:20] <FernandoF> clearscreen: done
[03:20] <mint3> gigabites2,  - how can i manage that
[03:20] <clearscreen> ok, now you can either use dpkg to reconfigure xorg, but it always gives me trouble
[03:20] <evilnick> tvih-: Nothing at all.
[03:20] <tacosarecool> why alpha?
[03:20] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:20] <gigabites2> mint3: sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper-common ndiswrapper-utils-1.9 ndisgtk
[03:20] <quantumkenny> All: where can I find a driver for a Dell AIO 924 printer for Ubuntu 8.10?
[03:20] <FernandoF> clearscreen:works fine but just lets behind a long list of packages that are proposed for removal
[03:21] <clearscreen> yeah that's allright, we'll clean those up later
[03:21] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:21] <tvih-> evilnick: which method are you using for your driver now btw? madwifi, ndiswrapper or something else?
[03:21] <evilnick> tvih-: I have Wireless Networks as if it's a heading and then a divider then VPN Connections
[03:21] <gigabites2> quantumkenny: If it's not listed in cups, you're probably SOL
[03:21] <tacosarecool> search for Dell AIO 924 in synaptic
[03:21] <quantumkenny> I am connecting to it via the smb protocol/windows share
[03:21] <quantumkenny> is this the same?
[03:22] <Barridus> how do i blacklist a module
[03:22] <evilnick> tvih-: Am I supposed to use madwifi? I was hoping that it'd work out of the box?
[03:22] <tacosarecool> you can evilnick
[03:22] <gigabites2> Barridus: /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[03:22] <FernandoF> clearscreen: got a emty screen
[03:22] <tacosarecool> evilnick your on 8.10 right
[03:22] <FernandoF> clearscreen: to edit
[03:22] <tvih-> evilnick: well, most people had to use it with pre-.28 kernels from what I read
[03:22] <gigabites2> FernandoF: /etc/X11/Xorg.conf
[03:22] <clearscreen> What does it say at the top?
[03:22] <clearscreen> gigabites2: it's xorg.conf for me
[03:23] <gigabites2> Oh, sorry.
[03:23] <Barridus> gigabites2: thank you, i'll give it a shot
[03:23] <evilnick> tacosarecool: yes sir - 8.10 64-bit
[03:23] <FernandoF> clearscreen: GNU nano 2.0.7
[03:23] <clearscreen> FernandoF: to the right of that?
[03:23] <clearscreen> what's the filename?
[03:23] <FernandoF> clearscreen:Fcheiro(file) /etc/xorg.conf
[03:23] <mint3> ok what now that i have installed ndiswrapper, gigabites2  ?
[03:23] <evilnick> I'll add madwifi and see if that works
[03:23] <clearscreen> I said /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:23] <clearscreen> not /etc/xorg.conf :P
[03:23] <tacosarecool> you connected wirelessly before on other computers right?
[03:24] <clearscreen> FernandoF: press CTRL+x
[03:24] <Barridus> gigabites2: that file is empty, is that normal?
[03:24] <gigabites2> mint3: Install your windows driver
[03:24] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:24] <evilnick> tacosarecool: Yes
[03:24] <gigabites2> Barridus: No, there should be a list blacklisted. That's strange.
[03:24] <mint3> how do i do that , via ndiswrapper? can i do it on terminal or somwhere where i can click
[03:24] <FernandoF> clearscreen: ok now
[03:24] <tacosarecool> ok what laptop are you on?
[03:24] <quantumkenny> gigabites2, tacosarecool, thanks.
[03:24] <evilnick> tacosarecool: I'm connected right now on my Windows laptop (that's where I'm typing from)
[03:24] <gigabites2> You can use the Windows Wireless Drivers gui under system to do it
[03:24] <clearscreen> FernandoF:  now find where it says Driver "nv" and change it to Driver "nvidia"
[03:25] <gigabites2> mint3: You can use the Windows Wireless Drivers gui under system to do it
[03:25] <evilnick> tacosarecool: My Ubuntu one is an Asus N50Vn
[03:25] <clearscreen> FernandoF: after you change it, CTRL+O and then CTRL+W
[03:25] <gigabites2> Barridus: /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[03:25] <mint3> gigabites2,  - i dont see it there
[03:25] <gigabites2> Barridus: Are you sure you used the correct file?
[03:25] <mint3> i dont see "windows wireless drivers" under "system"
[03:25] <clearscreen> FernandoF: after you change it, CTRL+O and then CTRL+X (sorry not CTRL+W)
[03:26] <gigabites2> mint3: in the terminal, type ndiswrapper -l
[03:26] <mint3> it says ndisweapper-utils-1.9 not installed
[03:26] <tacosarecool> evilnick
[03:26] <gigabites2> mint3: apt-get install ndiswrapper-utils-1.9
[03:26] <tacosarecool> let me privatley talk to you
[03:26] <tacosarecool> I think I got a solution
[03:26] <evilnick> tacosarecool: Sure
[03:26] <FernandoF> clearscreen:i do not see nv
[03:27] <gigabites2> FernandoF: He has the default xorg.conf.
[03:27] <mint3> gigabites2,  - ok done that
[03:27] <gigabites2> mint3: try ndiswrapper -l again
[03:27] <n2diy> can anyone recommend a paint program for a four year old?
[03:27] <methods> why doesn't alt+ctrl+[-+] work for changing screen resolution ?
[03:27] <mint3> yeah this time it does not moan, gigabites2
[03:27] <hanasaki> how can I get past this to play DVDs?
[03:27] <hanasaki> libdvdnav: Using dvdnav version 4.1.3
[03:27] <hanasaki> libdvdread: Encrypted DVD support unavailable.
[03:27] <clearscreen> gigabites2: surely he must have a Driver entry with "nv" in his xorg.conf if it explicitly fails to load that module
[03:27] <FernandoF> clearscreen: word Driver not found after ctrl w
[03:28] <gigabites2> n2diy: gpaint or xpaint
[03:28] <clearscreen> FernandoF: try to find "Device"
[03:28] <gigabites2> clearscreen: Very true. :P But if it automagically creates xorg.conf?
[03:28] <TragicManner> I have a computer I access remotely and it is booted into Windows which has an Ubuntu partition. I installed support for ext2/ext3 formatted drives, so I can see my Ubuntu partition, and I have edited GRUB to make the computer boot into Ubuntu the next time it restarts. I just need to make sure Remote Desktop is turned on. Is there a config file I can check for this?
[03:28] <n2diy> gigabites2: thanks.
[03:28] <FernandoF> clearscreen: not found nv in this file
[03:28] <ChotaZ> how do i install flash player 10 for 64b linux?
[03:28] <gigabites2> mint3: Ok, then try system->administration->Windows Wireless Drivers
[03:29] <FernandoF> th file listed is /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:29] <clearscreen> FernandoF: alright, let's try it differently :P
[03:29] <clearscreen> FernandoF: CTRL+X
[03:29] <mint3> its not in the list gigabites2
[03:29] <ChotaZ> how do i install flash player 10 for 64b linux?
[03:29] <ChotaZ> how do i install flash player 10 for 64b linux?
[03:29] <gigabites2> ChotaZ: You can download a development version from the official adobe site. There is no 64-bit official release version
[03:29] <ChotaZ> sorry*
[03:29] <FloodBot2> ChotaZ: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:29] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xorg
[03:30] <gigabites2> clearscreen: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[03:30] <mint3> gigabites2, - its not there
[03:30] <gigabites2> mint3: Ok, well do you have the driver?
[03:30] <clearscreen> FernandoF: do what gigabites2 said :D
[03:30] <araujo_> is posible and safe to increase the tx-power in my wireless card?
[03:30] <ChotaZ> gigabites2: how do i remove the previous isntallation i have of flash player 10?
[03:30] <J_Litewski> is there any way to have grub run gparted?
[03:30] <mint3> no i just freshly installed ubuntu on this new partitioned hdd
[03:31] <FernandoF> clearscreen: do you mean to try tofind Device?
[03:31] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[03:31] <gigabites2> ChotaZ: apt-get purge adobe-flashplugin
[03:31] <gigabites2> mint3: You need access to the driver
[03:31] <halycon> Hi everyone! I am just wondering how to switch my java configuration so that it uses Sun Java
[03:32] <gigabites2> halycon: Remove openjdk & install sun java?
[03:32] <FernandoF> clearscreen: i am having a graphics step by step configuration
[03:32] <fserve> Why canonical is making a http://start.ubuntu.com/9.04/ more uggly then http://start.ubuntu.com/8.04/ ?
[03:32] <halycon> gigabites2, I tried using that update-java-alternatives but I dont know if it switched to using sun or not
[03:32] <clearscreen> FernandoF: yep that's supposed to happen
[03:32] <gigabites2> halycon: Do you just want to switch it for your browser? Or across the whole system?
[03:33] <halycon> gigabites2, the whole system
[03:33] <clearscreen> FernandoF: you can press enter for most options, default option option is usually the correct one
[03:33] <clearscreen> FernandoF: just make sure you select "nvidia" when you get to the screen where you can select a driver
[03:33] <gigabites2> halycon: I don't have experience doing that, but in my opinion, it should be as simple as uninstalling openjdk & then installing sun java
[03:33] <little> FernandoF: Which Ubuntu release are you using?
[03:33] <ChotaZ> gigabites2: can ya help me find that 64 bits version?
[03:33] <halycon> I am using Eclipe and it doesn't work with any other thing except for Sun Java
[03:33] <FernandoF> clearscreen: not this option
[03:34] <tritium> halycon: with update-alternatives
[03:34] <FernandoF> little 8.10
[03:34] <gigabites2> tritium: He apparently tried that.
[03:34] <FernandoF> it ends on keybord selecton
[03:34] <gigabites2> ChotaZ: You can also use a plugin wrapper.. hold on a second
[03:34] <tritium> gigabites2, halycon: there are multiple java-related alternatives
[03:34] <mint3> how will i find the driver, gigabites2  ?
[03:35] <tritium> halycon: which alternatives did you change?  ls /etc/alternatives/java*, and you'll see that there are a few
[03:35] <gigabites2> Download it from the vendor site or use the cd that came with the card
[03:35] <clearscreen> FernandoF: Actually, I believe the nvidia-glx automatically configures your xorg configuration, I could be wrong though
[03:35] <FernandoF> clearscreen: it ends on a keyboard selection and i can not go further as no option there
[03:35] <gigabites2> mint3: Download it from the vendor site or use the cd that came with the card
[03:35] <little> FernandoF: I wrote a step by step guide on how to install the NVIDIA driver in Ubuntu and Kubuntu, but I'm not sure it would work for 8.10: http://littlegirl.hostrator.com/NvidiaDriverHowTo.html
[03:35] <clearscreen> FernandoF: do you get the same error if you press startx now?
[03:35] <flippo> halycon, you used the synaptic package manager to get the sun version?
[03:35] <mint3> its inbuilt in the laptop, gigabites2
[03:36] <halycon> flippo, yeah I have it installed
[03:36] <nikitis> Type nvidia-xconfig
[03:36] <gigabites2> mint3: lspci | grep Network
[03:36] <nikitis> As root
[03:36] <gigabites2> mint3: Should tell you the model
[03:36] <tritium> little: please don't recommend non-ubuntu packaged nvidia drivers here, unless you're prepared to be here 24/7 to support your method.
[03:36] <FernandoF> clearscreen: Fatal server error: no screens found
[03:36] <halycon> there was an update to one of the alternatives and it changed after the update was done
[03:36] <flippo> halycon, funny, that was enough to get sun java as the default everywhere, for me.
[03:37] <clearscreen> FernandoF: if you still get the same error when you run "startx", run "sudo nvidia-xconfig" as suggest above
[03:37] <simple> how do I open files as root? in the terminal?
[03:37] <mint3> doesnt show anything actually gigabites2
[03:37] <gigabites2> clearscreen: try nvidia-xconfig?
[03:37] <clearscreen> yup
[03:37] <gigabites2> mint3: case sensitive?
[03:37] <lantay77> i preformed a sudo apt-get upgrade and my console is now all jumbled... it is configuring console setup and asking for encoding on the console.
[03:37] <lantay77> what do i do?
[03:37] <acp_> hi im trying to learn raid and LVM, which should come first in a fresh installation LVM or Raid?
[03:38] <halycon> I have java-6-openjdk, java-6-sun, java-gcj and am not quite sure how to switch it to use the Java from sun
[03:38] <clearscreen> FernandoF: it'll probably ask if it can write changes to your xorg file, accept it
[03:38] <little> tritium: We've been using them for three years here without a hitch and they're supported by NVIDIA, with a links to some of their support on the page.
[03:38] <lantay77> how do i know which encoding to select?
[03:38] <tritium> little: irrelevant.  Please don't recommend them *here*, in this channel.
[03:38] <gigabites2> lantay77: ASCII is a safe bet. utf8 if you want support for accents, etc
[03:38] <nikitis> simple: Sudo <command> , or su -c "<command>"
[03:39] <lantay77> all i have is a bunch of ISO's KOI TIS and UTF-8
[03:39] <gigabites2> lantay77: go for utf-8
[03:39] <lantay77> i dont know which one to pick
[03:39] <lantay77> ok
[03:39] <puff> Is there a way to see what partition a particular directory maps back to?
[03:39] <gigabites2> puff: /etc/fstab
[03:39] <FernandoF> clearscreen: VALIDATION ERROR: Data incomplete in file /etc/X11/xorg.conf. Device section "Configured Video Dvice" must have a Driver line
[03:39] <usser> halycon, sudo update-alternatives java -config
[03:39] <ChotaZ> can anyone help me get flashplayer to work on my 64bits ubuntu?
[03:39] <lantay77> oh i also have VISCII
[03:39] <gigabites2> puff: or /etc/mtab if it's pnp
[03:40] <usser> halycon, sudo update-alternative --config java sorry
[03:40] <clearscreen> FernandoF: lol, ok
[03:40] <usser> halycon, err update-alternatives, sigh
[03:40] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:40] <clearscreen> find Section "Device"
[03:40] <tritium> halycon: as I recommended to you earlier
[03:40] <puff> gigabites2: Hm, well, I can't see /home anywhere in there.
[03:41] <puff> gigabites2:  Is there a way, given a directory (e.g. "/home") to track back to where it comes from?
[03:41] <gigabites2> puff: You'll need to manually mount it & add it to fstab
[03:41] <clearscreen> FernandoF: inside Section "Device" you will add Driver "nvidia" (just below Identifier)
[03:41] <simple> nikitis im trying to run "sudo apt-get clean" and it jumps right to the next line, how do I know that the command actually executed?
[03:41] <usser> puff, pwd
[03:41] <gigabites2> Chotaz: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/
[03:41] <puff> gigabites2: /home is already mounted, I'm trying to figure out what device/partition it's on.
[03:41] <clearscreen> simple: it was executed
[03:41] <simple> yay
[03:41] <simple> XD
[03:41] <clearscreen> :P
[03:41] <simple> i will take ur word
[03:42] <usser> puff, type mount, it will show you all mounted partition with info on where they are mounted
[03:42] <gigabites2> puff: Should be listed in /etc/mstab or /etc/fstab or else you mounted it manually & had to find the device name in the first place
[03:42] <gigabites2> puff: or do that.. ^^
[03:42] <clearscreen> simple: Jaunty 9.04 will have something called Computer Janitor, it'll clean apt cache too, amongst other things
[03:42] <FernandoF> clearscreen: it was there
[03:42] <lantay77> i finished my apt-get upgrade.. but it said error:"kernel.maps_protect" is an unknown key
[03:42] <lantay77> error: "vm.mmap_min_addr" is an unknown key. in the process and said [fail] for setting kernel variables
[03:42] <puff> Interestingly enough, /home doesn't show up in output from mount.
[03:43] <clearscreen> FernandoF: 10 min ago you said there was no Driver entry
[03:43] <lantay77> it finished fine and dropped me to console..
[03:43] <lantay77> is this a bad thing?
[03:43] <puff> Sigh...
[03:43] <evilnick1> tacosarecool: Sorry about that, I forgot that changing the cable would disconnect me!
[03:43] <gigabites2> puff: /etc/mtab??
[03:43] <n8tuser> puff  sudo fdisk -l
[03:43] <FernandoF> clearscreen: but now it is
[03:43] <clearscreen> does it say Driver "nvidia" ?
[03:43] <FernandoF> this file now is much longer thn previously
[03:43] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Should be.
[03:43] <FernandoF> clearscreen: yes
[03:43] <clearscreen> FernandoF: yeah, nvidia-xconfig did that
[03:44] <lantay77> i finished my apt-get upgrade.. but it said error:"kernel.maps_protect" is an unknown key
[03:44] <lantay77> error: "vm.mmap_min_addr" is an unknown key. in the process and said [fail] for setting kernel variables
[03:44] <lantay77> it finished and dropped me to console is this bad?
[03:44] <clearscreen> FernandoF: CTRL+X
[03:44] <clearscreen> FernandoF: startx
[03:44] <puff> Ah, "df -h home"
[03:44] <lantay77> it was setting up procps
[03:44] <simple> clearscreen: jaunty is not in the software repository
[03:44] <clearscreen> simple: jaunty is beta
[03:44] <gigabites2> simple: it's the next distro release
[03:44] <slimjim> hey can anyone tell me how i can install a icon theme. i went to a link for recomend icons downloaded them but now i can not seem to fig how to add them to the them pack
[03:45] <lantay77> can anyone help me?
[03:45] <FernandoF> clearscreen: it tryed to get in graphics mode but  returned back with some messages
[03:45] <gigabites2> slimjim: install to ~/.themes or via the appearances gui?
[03:45] <gigabites2> FernandoF: What's your nvidia card # ?
[03:45] <J_Litewski> how do you install grub2 over grub?
[03:45] <FernandoF> lets start by the last one
[03:45] <slimjim> so just put it in the /usr/share/theme folder
[03:45] <inthedeepsilence> how i can connect my BSNL broadband wi-fi to ubuntu?
[03:46] <histo> uhm... If I run uname -a the date is all jacked up. But if I just type in date its fine?
[03:46] <FernandoF> clearscreen: it is a GIGABYTE  9400 GT 512MB GDDR2
[03:46] <clearscreen> histo: i believe uname -a is kernel build date
[03:46] <FernandoF> clearscreen: last message is
[03:46] <tritium> slimjim: utilize /usr/local/share for manually installed things
[03:46] <arvind_khadri> !wifi | inthedeepsilence
[03:46] <histo> clearscreen: ty yeap
[03:46] <slimjim> ok thank you i can cut and paste it there thanks
[03:47] <inthedeepsilence> ubottu: thanx :)
[03:47] <FernandoF> clearscreen: xauth: (argv):1: bad display name "Malhada-Xibas:0" in "remove" command
[03:47] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Is it possible that you changed your pc hostname?
[03:47] <inthedeepsilence> ubottu: its ur humbleness but really thnx
[03:48] <slimjim> tritium i get a permision denied when i do that
[03:48] <FernandoF> clearscreen: no
[03:48] <Hilikus> hey guys, what names cdroms? my cdrom used to be cdrom1 and now its cdrom2 and screws up my configs. theres no cdrom1 at all now
[03:48] <tritium> slimjim: you need to use sudo
[03:48] <gigabites2> Hilikus: try /etc/fstab
[03:48] <n8tuser> Hilikus-> its the udev rules, rules can be found int /etc/udev/rules.d
[03:48] <slimjim> tritium so i should untar it in that folder destinaiton then correct
[03:48] <FernandoF> clearscreen: my PC host name has been always "Malhada-Xibas" I just wonder if system does not like the - in the middle
[03:48] <clearscreen> FernandoF: what does "hostname" say
[03:48] <slimjim> ls
[03:49] <TragicManner> Anyone know of the config file I can check to see if Remote Desktop is turned on?
[03:49] <n8tuser> TragicManner-> remote desktop? what do you mean?
[03:49] <FernandoF> clearscreen: it says "Malhada-Xibas"
[03:49] <tritium> slimjim: if you want it in /usr/local/share/, you'll need to 1) sudo mkdir /usr/local/share/themes, and then 2) unpack it into that directory
[03:49] <TragicManner> Ubuntu's built in VNC server, I believe. I probably have the wrong name.
[03:49] <slimjim> tritium if that is the case can you remind me the comamnd to type in to untar i can not remember
[03:50] <clearscreen> FernandoF: well this could be anything.. try: startx | grep (EE)
[03:50] <clearscreen> and tell us what it says
[03:50] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Do you have any sort of firewall? Can you access lo?
[03:50] <tritium> slimjim: it's a .tar?  .tar.gz?
[03:50] <n8tuser> TragicManner-> try ps aux|grep vino
[03:50] <slimjim> .tar
[03:50] <FernandoF> clearscreen: same
[03:50] <tritium> slimjim: tar xvf <foo.tar>
[03:50] <slimjim> tritium thanks man
[03:51] <TragicManner> n8tuser: Any way I can check it without using terminal? I only have access to the partition my ubuntu install is on.
[03:51] <clearscreen> FernandoF: same? can't be same.. tell us the lines with (EE) in front of them :P
[03:51] <FernandoF> clearscreen: lets put another message
[03:51] <mint3> gigabites2,  - i managed to use ndiswrap to install the driver
[03:51] <mint3> what now
[03:51] <FernandoF> clearscreen: (EE) Failed to load module "type1" (module does not exist, 0)
[03:51] <n8tuser> TragicManner-> i only use cli, i dont know what you meant by that
[03:52] <TragicManner> n8tuser: hmm, okay, thanks
[03:52] <clearscreen> 0_0 I have no idea what type1 is, other than the fact that it shouldnt be in your xorg file :P
[03:53] <FernandoF> clearscreen:(EE) config/hal: couldnt initialise context: (null) ((null))
[03:53] <norbs> help! i tried booting from a live cd but "error: no screens found", and now I'm cli only.
[03:53] <axel1973> HELL!!! WHAT A DISTRO!! Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty is a DAMN GREAT distro!!!!!! i just play around since 1-2h and i already LOVE IT!
[03:53] <gsk3> so hopefully this is the right place to ask a question; if not someone please smack me down and point me towards a more appropriate channel...
[03:53] <kitche> clearscreen: type1 depending on where it is should be in xorg.conf it's fonts
[03:54] <kitche> axel1973: go to eitehr offtopic or #ubuntu+1 really
[03:54] <slimjim> tritium i keep getting a cannot open: no such file or directory error
[03:54] <jamiejackson> creating a usb startup disk from ubuntu, and it seems to only want a fat32 partition. won't it install to a ext2?
[03:54] <gsk3> but if anyone has a quick answer to how to get an install CD to pass an option to a module it is loading, that would be great
[03:54] <kitche> jamiejackson: it might install to an image that isolinux will boot from
[03:54] <clearscreen> FernandoF: I have a feeling your xorg install is completely fucked.. are you sure you didn't download ubuntu server? :P
[03:54] <gsk3> I am running into an issue that seems to be due to ADMA support in the sata_nv driver, and many places on the 'net suggest shutting it down by passing sata_nv.adma=0 to the kernel when booting
[03:55] <gsk3> but in 8.10 that doesn't seem to be a recognized option
[03:55] <pirate> Is anyone else have severe stability issues with Jaunty?
[03:55] <kitche> !language | clearscreen
[03:55] <clearscreen> really? on the internet? damnit :P
[03:55] <gsk3> which I assume means that sata_nv is compiled as a module, but I can't get at modprobe.conf on the install CD...
[03:55] <n8tuser> pirate  please visit #ubuntu+1
[03:55] <jamiejackson> kitche: i let it do its thing on the stick the first go round (while the stick was still factory formatted to win32), wouldn't boot tho
[03:56] <edgex-> Welcome lukeqsee! You have achieved a new peak of 1312 users for #ubuntu!
[03:56] <FernandoF> clearscreen: my familly after 3 hours here can accept that f... please go on
[03:56] <norbs> can anyone help me with a live session, i get error no screens and get sent to prompt
[03:56] <jamiejackson> (meant fat32)
[03:56] <FernandoF> clearscreen: and i have 4 young daughters
[03:56] <edgex-> Welcome wizared! You have achieved a new peak of 1313 users for #ubuntu!
[03:56] <kitche> FernandoF: it;s the channel rules actually
[03:56] <donjuanluis07> Wasup guys so anybody get magic jack to work natively in ubuntu yet?
[03:57] <kitche> jamiejackson: it might install to ext3 though I never looked into linux usb booting myself since I don't use usb booting
[03:57] <n2diy> hi wizard
[03:58] <edgex-> Welcome nick761! You have achieved a new peak of 1314 users for #ubuntu!
[03:58] <FernandoF> great kitche ... keep your Police task , despite I would rather appreciate energy concentrated fo find a solution :) ....
[03:58] <clearscreen> FernandoF: I think there's something seriously wrong with your xorg install, you can try to reinsstall it
[03:58] <slimjim> i think the person i was talking may have left the room. he was helping me untar something into a dir folder he had me made but i get an error when i untar along the line Cannot open: No such file or directory can someone just direct me to a how to or good wiki on how to do this. I can not remember if i want to be in the folder i want it to goto or the folder that contains the file i am untaring
[03:58] <chronic> donjuanluis07: ftw is magic jack
[03:58] <Hilikus> gigabites2 that- for the mount point. my problem is in /dev
[03:58] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo apt-get purge xorg && sudo apt-get install xorg           < after that run nvidia-xconfig again
[03:58] <donjuanluis07> yes major win is the magic jack
[03:58] <FernandoF> clearscreen: volunteerly my dear friend
[03:58] <Hilikus> n8tuser do you know whci file specifiaclly? a checked several and none have anything about cdrom
[03:59] <Digital71> could someone help me get mythtv up and running?
[03:59] <FernandoF> your orders?
[03:59] <jamiejackson> can anybody help me out with "create a usb startup disk"?
[03:59] <bluenzo^nix> what is a good SFTP/FTP client for ubuntu?
[03:59] <ziroday> jamiejackson: sure
[03:59] <kitche> FernandoF: well the whole hostname issue is because you do not have the hostname in /etc/hosts
[03:59] <FernandoF> clearscreen: please line command
[03:59] <ziroday> bluenzo^nix: nautilus works, so does filezilla
[03:59] <n8tuser> Hilikus-> its the udev rules, rules can be found int /etc/udev/rules.d
[03:59] <iceroot> bluenzo^nix: filezilla
[03:59] <nick761> In Jaunty, will there be a clean way to upgrade existing ext3 partitions to the new ext4?
[03:59] <bluenzo^nix> ty iceroot and ziroday
[03:59] <chronic> donjuanluis07: that was a question
[03:59] <jamiejackson> okay, ziroday. i tried it on the stick while it was still factory formatted, it went throgh the isntall just fine, but machine wouldn't boot it.
[04:00] <stategrid> fz
[04:00] <clearscreen> FernandoF: kitche might know what's going on, what does cat /etc/hosts say?
[04:00] <merkur> hi, i deactivated cleartype for most gnome apps, however a couple of apps still seem to have activated it (eg. opera/ kde apps) anyone knows how to fix this?
[04:00] <ziroday> nick761: not really, you won't get the speed bonuses unless you recreate all your files
[04:00] <ziroday> jamiejackson: okay, what computer do you have?
[04:00] <gigabites2> merkur: kcontrol or systemsettings (they're kde settings apps)
[04:00] <nick761> ah, I see
[04:00] <jamiejackson> ziroday: so first question, is it kosher/recommended that it be installed into a fat32 partition? cuz that's what it seems to want to do. dell d620 laptop
[04:00] <kitche> FernandoF: at least that was the error you were getting with the remove with xorg
[04:00] <n8tuser> Hilikus-> maybe 30-cdrom_id.rules?
[04:01] <merkur> gigabites2, thx for the fast response, will take a look at them!
[04:01] <jamiejackson> ziroday: i should note that i'm trying this with a jaunty image
[04:01] <Like> GOOD NIGTH PPL
[04:01] <FernandoF> 127.0.0.1 localhost
[04:01] <clearscreen> FernandoF: is there a line that says "127.0.0.1   (your-hostname)"
[04:01] <clearscreen> below that?
[04:01] <ziroday> jamiejackson: am not sure about what partition it should of installed to, but yes fat32 should be fine
[04:01] <Hilikus> n8tuser i chekde that one but it doesn't have anything that looks like a string "cdrom*"
[04:01] <ziroday> jamiejackson: what you need to make sure is that your BIOS knows to boot from the thumbdrive
[04:01] <FernandoF> clearscreen: 127.0.0.1 Malhada-Xibas.sol
[04:01] <jamiejackson> it can boot from other bootable thumbdrives, ziroday
[04:01] <ziroday> jamiejackson: am I making sense?
[04:01] <jamiejackson> yeah
[04:01] <FernandoF> clearscreen: and it is all
[04:01] <n8tuser> Hilikus-> well look around, should be there.. grep the whole dir
[04:02] <slimjim> can anyone tell me how to open archive manager as root from the command line so i can untar a packege to a protect folder
[04:02] <clearscreen> FernandoF: I dont think .sol is supposed to be there :P
[04:02] <Hilikus> n8tuser thats what i was thinking, ill try that, thanks
[04:02] <gigabites2> slimjim: just use tar from the terminal
[04:02] <clearscreen> FernandoF: unless that's actually your hostname
[04:02] <ziroday> jamiejackson: okay, so its just this thumbdrive. Err in theory it should work with a jaunty iso but I'm not certain, having never tried it myself
[04:02] <jamiejackson> ziroday: does the "create a usb startup disk" make the partition bootable as part of its process?
[04:02] <ziroday> jamiejackson: yes
[04:02] <gigabites2> slimjim: tar -xvzf
[04:02] <slimjim> gigabites2 i did that but got a erro meesage
[04:02] <kitche> slimjim: gksu archieve-manager but you can just do sudo tar -xvf <file> -C <folder you want to extract to>
[04:03] <slimjim> ok
[04:03] <slimjim> thanks
[04:03] <ziroday> jamiejackson: have you tried doing it from a jaunty livecd?
[04:03] <FernandoF> clearscreen: it is as sol is my network name and Malhada-Xibas is the host name ...so all machines in network recognize it
[04:03] <donjuanluis07> Magic jack is a VoIP via USB phone service that costs about $20 a year for unlimited local and long distance calling
[04:03] <kitche> FernandoF: well your hostname is messed up actually in your /etc/hosts
[04:03] <jamiejackson> no, ziroday, think i should try that? also should i reformat the stick?
[04:03] <FernandoF> may I had a new entry there?
[04:04] <He-man> Good day to you all:)
[04:04] <ziroday> jamiejackson: yeah that would be a good idea, as for reformatting your thumbdrive you shouldn't have to but you might as well :)
[04:04] <slimjim> thanks gigabiets and kitche
[04:04] <kitche> FernandoF: should look like this 127.0.0.1 Malhada-Xibas Malhada-Xibsa.sol
[04:04] <DesiArnez6> How can I add more data to my DVD, I have cd/dvd creator and gnomebaker
[04:04] <jamiejackson> ziroday: and back to fat32, the way it came?
[04:04] <clearscreen> kitche: shouldn't that be "127.0.1.1", at least for me it is
[04:04] <mint3> can i disable ndiswrapper
[04:04] <Fatalus> game
[04:04] <FernandoF> 127.0.0.1 is localhost
[04:04] <kitche> clearscreen: does not matter it's all the same
[04:04] <keith> test
[04:05] <ziroday> jamiejackson: thats fine
[04:05] <gigabites2> DesiArnez6: It must be formatted initially for multiple sessions
[04:05] <tacosarecool> !cmdr
[04:05] <clearscreen> FernandoF: I know ;) just stating what's in my own hosts file
[04:05] <ziroday> mint3: in a terminal do sudo rmmod ndiswrapper
[04:05] <jamiejackson> k, i'll try it out, need to burn the jaunty iso and reboot, etc, so bbiab
[04:05] <kitche> clearscreen: anything 127.x.x.x is all localhost anyways
[04:05] <DesiArnez6> gigabites2 IT is a DVD-R not RW, but its only half full
[04:05] <keith> hi guys, ive just installed 8.10 on a machine, and I can load GRUB but if I try and run ubuntu from the default option it stalls, if i go into recovery mode and then resume standard boot it loads fine. what am i missing
[04:05] <DesiArnez6> gigabites2 so i dont think i can format
[04:05] <clearscreen> kitche: i guess because of the netmask
[04:06] <gigabites2> DesiArnez6: Doesn't matter. If you mastered your DVD on the first burn, it's done.
[04:06] <ziroday> jamiejackson: sure
[04:06] <clearscreen> FernandoF: but yeah, according to the /etc/hosts documentation, it should be    127.0.0.1 (hostname) (alias)
[04:06] <gigabites2> DesiArnez6: What I meant is, there's such thing as multi-session formatting that allows you to change data for 20mb or so per write. But if you mastered it from the start, you can't add to it.
[04:06] <mint3> when i type modprobe ath_pci i get "all confg files need .conf : /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in future release"
[04:07] <gigabites2> mint3: modprobe ndiswrapper
[04:07] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo nano /etc/hosts
[04:07] <DesiArnez6> gigabites2 This is my first dvd burn ever, so i am new at this, im trying to backup hard drive before i update to newer ubuntu.....Ahhh, How do I know if i mastered it?
[04:07] <clearscreen> FernandoF: then change your wrong line with this: 127.0.0.1 Malhada-Xibas Malhada-Xibas.sol
[04:07] <keith> anyone able to answer my quick question? ive just installed 8.10 on a machine, and I can load GRUB but if I try and run ubuntu from the default option it stalls, if i go into recovery mode and then resume standard boot it loads fine. what am i missing
[04:07] <gigabites2> Can you write anything else to it?
[04:07] <FernandoF> clearscreen: now i get confused .... I have 2 lines one is 127.0.0.1 localhost and the second is 127.0.1.1 Malhada-Xibas.sol
[04:07] <clearscreen> change the second line
[04:07] <FernandoF> clearscreen: shd I have a neew one?
[04:07] <norbs> trying a live disc and i get an error no screens found... help!
[04:08] <clearscreen> FernandoF: change second line to "127.0.0.1 Malhada-Xibas Malhada-Xibas.sol"
[04:08] <mint3> gigabites2,  : it says "all confg files need .conf : /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in future release"
[04:08] <FernandoF> how?
[04:08] <mint3> then fata : error inserting ndiswrapper. p[eratopm mpt [er,oted
[04:08] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo nano /etc/hosts
[04:08] <mint3> maybe cos i have alerady sudo rmmod ndiswrapper ?
[04:08] <clearscreen> FernandoF: just modify it, when you're done: CTRL+O and then CTRL+X
[04:08] <gigabites2> mint3: Have you installed the driver?
[04:08] <mint3> i did, install it before
[04:09] <mint3> but nothing hapened
[04:09] <gigabites2> mint3: try ndiswrapper -i
[04:09] <gigabites2> no
[04:09] <gigabites2> way
[04:09] <zaccour> im thinkin about installing vector. any experiences with vector?
[04:09] <gigabites2> wait
[04:09] <FloodBot2> gigabites2: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:09] <gigabites2> mint3: try ndiswrapper -l
[04:09] <keith> hi there, thanks in advance... anyone able to answer my quick question? ive just installed 8.10 on a machine, and I can load GRUB but if I try and run ubuntu from the default option it stalls, if i go into recovery mode and then resume standard boot it loads fine. what am i missing?
[04:09] <slimjim> gigabites2 ok that did not work. the file had a tar.gz inside the tar and then in side that is two folders and then a index.theme. can you help me understand this
[04:09] <kitche> keith: hard to say without knowing where it's stalling at
[04:09] <zaccour> im thinkin about installing vector. any experiences with vector?
[04:10] <mint3> nothng shows up
[04:10] <mint3> gigabites2,
[04:10] <chronic> chron
[04:10] <kitche> !repeat | zaccour
[04:10] <kitche> zaccour: what is vector?
[04:10] <FernandoF> clearscreen: done
[04:10] <clearscreen> FernandoF: /etc/init.d/networking restart
[04:10] <BellinXFelon> how can i rip an mp3 stream as a single mp3 file?
[04:10] <gigabites2> slimjim: the internal tar.gz can be installed through the gnome-appearances gui under system->preferences
[04:10] <zaccour> vector linux
[04:10] <DesiArnez6> gigabites, how do I avoid mastering in the future, or does the default program "CD/DVD Creator" always master without allowing multi session
[04:10] <FernandoF> clearscreen: with sudo?
[04:10] <gigabites2> kitche: vector linux
[04:10] <clearscreen> FernandoF: yes, sorry
[04:10] <kitche> zaccour: wrong channel to ask that really
[04:11] <clearscreen> zaccour: if that's a distro, this is #ubuntu
[04:11] <norbs> how do I reconfigure x?
[04:11] <mint3> gigabites2,  it says hardware present : yes
[04:11] <kitche> gigabites2: I know what vector linux is I just did not know that vector was
[04:11] <chronic> donjuanluis07: nice
[04:11] <mint3> now what gigabites2
[04:11] <gigabites2> mint3: then it's not installed
[04:11] <clearscreen> norbs: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[04:11] <gigabites2> mint3: then it is installed
[04:11] <norbs> clearscreen: great, thanks
[04:11] <gigabites2> mint3: modprobe -r ndiswrapper && modprobe ndiswrapper
[04:11] <slimjim> gigabites2 that is what i am triyng to fig out the other person had me put it in /usr/local/share/themes was this correct
[04:11] <mint3> yeah it is listed in ndiswrapper -l
[04:11] <FernandoF> clearscreen: ignoring unknown interface
[04:11] <zaccour> kitche, clearscreen i know this, but i want to know if its SIMILAR to Ubuntu, and people here might know
[04:11] <mint3> all in 1 line, gigabites2  ?
[04:12] <gigabites2> mint3: yes
[04:12] <kitche> zaccour: no it's much like slackware but your offtopic
[04:12] <zaccour> so yes, it is on topic
[04:12] <clearscreen> FernandoF: should be unrelated
[04:12] <BellinXFelon> is there any way to configure kstreamripper to rip a mp3 stream to a single mp3 file
[04:12] <clearscreen> FernandoF: try to startx now
[04:12] <BellinXFelon> ?
[04:12] <FernandoF> clearscreen:eth0, eth1, eth2 and ath0 and wlan0
[04:12] <gigabites2> slimjim: That
[04:12] <mint3> when i type modprobe ath_pci i get "all confg files need .conf : /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in future release"
[04:12] <slimjim> gigabites2 you cut yourself off
[04:12] <kitche> zamba: no this is support channel not random chatter
[04:13] <mint3> then right after writes : error removing ndiswraper, operation not permitted
[04:13] <gigabites2> slimjim: That's only necessary for a whole system install. If you want to use it only for yourself, install via appearances. It offers a gui & is much easier
[04:13] <FernandoF> clearscreen: waiting for X server to shut down
[04:13] <mint3> i can see it in ndiswrapper -l though
[04:13] <DesiArnez6> This is my error :WARNING: /dev/sr0 already carries isofs! does it mean my dvd is mastered?
[04:13] <gigabites2> DesiArnez6: Yes
[04:13] <clearscreen> FernandoF: mmmm
[04:13] <kitche> zamba: sorry I have my quits on ignore did not see zaccar leave
[04:13] <clearscreen> FernandoF: what is the error this time? specifically the lines that start with (EE)
[04:14] <lstarnes> DesiArnez6: it means that it has already been formatted
[04:14] <gigabites2> mint3: use sudo
[04:14] <FernandoF> an amse errors of module "type1" and config/hal
[04:14] <slimjim> gigabites2 ok i hate to be bothersome i am still a newb even tho i have been around linux for over 10 years. i am finaly diving in head first. got rid of windows and now only run linux. so i am afraid to say i dont unerstand how to do what you are saying with the gui. i mean i know how to get the appearnce menu but I am not sure how to bind the certian icons i want to a certian theme
[04:14] <mint3> same thing, gigabites2
[04:14] <gigabites2> mint3: sudo modprobe -r ndiswrapper && sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
[04:14] <mint3> it says exactly the same thing
[04:14] <DesiArnez6> *Insert expletive* ;) how do I avoid this in the future, I want to continually back up to my dvd, not just one burn
[04:14] <gigabites2> FernandoF: type1 module is obsoleted; irrelevanted
[04:14] <gigabites2> FernandoF: type1 module is obsoleted; irrelevant
[04:15] <mint3> gigabites2,  - same thing, doesnt do anything just moans
[04:15] <FernandoF> clearscreen: the same i listed before
[04:15] <BellinXFelon> mp3 stream ripping as one file?
[04:15] <gigabites2> slimjim: Use the install theme setting & then you can use the customize button
[04:15] <clearscreen> FernandoF: cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep EE
[04:15] <FernandoF> clearscreen: Failedt to load module "type1" /module does not exist, 0)
[04:15] <slimjim> gigabites2 ok i will give it a try thanks
[04:15] <gigabites2> mint3: sorry, exact output?
[04:16] <mint3> ok
[04:16] <mint3> it says
[04:16] <brandon___> how do i make a file from terminal?, is it mkfile
[04:16] <BellinXFelon> testfile
[04:16] <gigabites2> FernandoF: type1 module is obsoleted; cannot be loaded. it is irrelevant. You can comment it out in xorg.conf too
[04:16] <FernandoF> clearscreen: and config/hal: couldnt initialize context : (null) ((null))
[04:16] <mint3> when i type modprobe ath_pci i get "all confg files need .conf : /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in future release"
[04:16] <mint3> ignore the start
[04:16] <clearscreen> Well Im not sure if trying to load a non-existent module is a critical error.. but it's worth to try
[04:16] <mint3> "all confg files need .conf : /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in future release
[04:16] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:16] <mint3> thats what it says
[04:17] <gigabites2> mint3: When you installed, did you extract all the files needed & installed with the .inf file?
[04:17] <gigabites2> install**
[04:17] <clearscreen> FernandoF: press Ctrl+W and find "type1", at the beginning of that line enter a "#"
[04:17] <mint3> i think so gigabites2
[04:17] <mint3> downloaded the .inf in a directory
[04:17] <brandon___> how do i make a file from terminal?, is it mkfile
[04:17] <clearscreen> FernandoF: after editing: CTRL+O and CTRL+X
[04:17] <mint3> then installed it thru windows wireless drivers
[04:17] <FernandoF> clearscreen:done
[04:17] <gigabites2> mint3: Did you include the .sys and all that too?
[04:17] <jamiejackson> you can do touch, clearscreen
[04:18] <clearscreen> jamiejackson: enlighten me :P
[04:18] <mint3> the sys file is there too, same dir as the .inf
[04:18] <jamiejackson> touch fileToCreate.txt
[04:18] <jamiejackson> blank file
[04:18] <gigabites2> mint3: Ok. And it says the hardware is installed..
[04:18] <gigabites2> mint3: But you can't load the module?
[04:18] <babylonsfury> help, my usb keyboard in linux is so sluggish i can barely type
[04:18] <clearscreen> jamiejackson: we're editing xorg, not creating new files :P
[04:19] <clearscreen> FernandoF: CTRL+O to save, CTRL+X to exit nano, then try startx again
[04:19] <jamiejackson> sorry, clearscreen, i meant brandon___
[04:19] <MeXTuX> How can I know which video driver is my video card using?? My xorg.conf file doesn't say anything about it :(
[04:19] <clearscreen> jamiejackson: ah.
[04:19] <mint3> when i first click on wireless network drvers, it says "unable to see if hardware is present" so i press ok  but in the list it says "net5211" hardware present:es
[04:19] <mint3> when i first click on wireless network drvers, it says "unable to see if hardware is present" so i press ok  but in the list it says "net5211" hardware present: Yes
[04:19] <gigabites2> MeXTuX: try lsmod
[04:19] <FernandoF> clearscreen: error: config/hal: couldný initialise context
[04:20] <mint3> and when i type ndiswrapper -l it shows up in  there
[04:20] <gigabites2> MeXTuX: You know your card; search for display or something like that
[04:20] <brandon___> jamiejackson: any idea's
[04:20] <slimjim> gigabites2 thank that worked no i am going to see if i can find where to adjust the transparency
[04:20] <clearscreen> FernandoF: mmpf
[04:20] <gigabites2> slimjim: Sure. :)
[04:20] <gigabites2> mint3: Very strange
[04:20] <mint3> sigh
[04:20] <gigabites2> mint3: tell ya what, uninstall from the gui again
[04:20] <mint3> im tryin hard u know
[04:20] <babylonsfury> anyone?
[04:20] <mint3> ok
[04:20] <DesiArnez6> Is there a way to multisession with "CD/DVD Creator" without mastering the DVD? Or is another program needed
[04:20] <FernandoF> clearscreen:??
[04:20] <mint3> u mean get rid of the .inf
[04:20] <mint3>  ?
[04:20] <gigabites2> mint3: i know. I'm sorry it's hard to get working
[04:20] <FloodBot2> mint3: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:21] <clearscreen> FernandoF: same problem when restarting gdm? sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[04:21] <FernandoF> clearscreen: mmpf?
[04:21] <bullgard4> What is the effect of the keyboard shortcut Alt+F7 in X (Or should I say 'X')?
[04:21] <gigabites2> mint3: No, just the entry in Windows Wireless Drivers
[04:21] <clearscreen> FernandoF: mmpf as in *sigh* :P
[04:21] <mint3> ok done, gigabites2
[04:21] <gigabites2> bullgard4: ctrl+alt+f7 switches to tty7
[04:21] <clearscreen> FernandoF: try: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[04:21] <gigabites2> mint3: Ok, now open a terminal to the directory containing the .inf file
[04:21] <MeXTuX> My card is a but the device section in the xorg.conf doesn't have anything about a driver. The card is a 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82946GZ/GL Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
[04:22] <bullgard4> gigabites2: I am not speaking about Ctrl+Alt+F7. Rather, about Alt+F7.
[04:22] <mint3> how do i do that gigabites2   ?
[04:22] <mint3> gigabites2,  i saved it in "documents" am in the folder right now
[04:22] <clearscreen> bullgard4: for me, it attempts to "move" the focused window
[04:22] <jamiejackson> brandon___: what do you want to do, create a blank file?
[04:22] <gigabites2> mint3: You can use "ls" to determine the files in your current directory
[04:22] <Herr_Aklea> http://chat.xlivetchat.com ;)
[04:22] <gigabites2> mint3: cd can be used to change directories
[04:23] <mint3> am usin file browser, gigabites2
[04:23] <gigabites2> oh..
[04:23] <bullgard4> clearscreen: Is this an X feature or a GNOME feature?
[04:23] <clearscreen> bullgard4: gnome
[04:23] <mint3> ok am in the terminal in that directory, gigabites2
[04:23] <gigabites2> bullgard4: It depends on your window manager
[04:23] <gigabites2> mint3: Ok, now..
[04:24] <bullgard4> clearscreen: Thank you for your help.
[04:24] <gvsa123> just to make sure, settings, add ons, configurations of applications are all stored in your home directory right? so backing up you /home backs up everything you need? or are there some other directories you'd need to backup as well?
[04:24] <brandon___> jamiejackson: yes i wan't to create a blank file via terminal
[04:24] <gigabites2> mint3: sudo ndiswrapper -i <thedrivername>.inf
[04:24] <FernandoF> clearscreen: hurrah! we got graphics card again
[04:24] <clearscreen> FernandoF: cool! :)
[04:24] <FernandoF> clearscreen: but gnome seems to have problems
[04:24] <bullgard4> gigabites2: What depends on my window manager?
[04:24] <clearscreen> oh?
[04:24] <FernandoF> clearscreen: we have a 10 seconds session error yet
[04:24] <mint3> ok
[04:24] <gigabites2> bullgard4: the function of alt+f7
[04:24] <jamiejackson> brandon___: touch fileYouWant.txt
[04:24] <mint3> done, gigabites2
[04:24] <gigabites2> mint3: try ndiswrapper -l again
[04:24] <clearscreen> FernandoF: what exactly does it say? some rights issue?
[04:24] <mint3> kept sayin "forcing parameter mapregisters from 256 to 64 "
[04:24] <bullgard4> gigabites2: Ah!
[04:25] <mint3> says net5211 : driver installed
[04:25] <gigabites2> bullgard4: You can map it to do basically whatever you want
[04:25] <gigabites2> mint3: sudo modprobe -r ndiswrapper && sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
[04:25] <FernandoF> clearscreen: failed to read directory "/etc/dbus-1/session.d
[04:25] <bonez46> how would I install any new flavor of ubuntu.. on my machine? how to allow both the current and the new versions to run..
[04:25] <brandon___> jamiejackson: okay.
[04:25] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Maybe you need to change the permissions
[04:26] <mint3> same reply, gigabites2
[04:26] <gigabites2> bonez46: You can install kubuntu as it would be from the live cd w/ apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[04:26] <bullgard4> gigabites2: Well, this may be true. But firstly I am interested in knowing what the effect is in the default Ubuntu 8.04.2 installation.
[04:26] <hanasaki> what isa good gui based tool for ftp/scp ?
[04:26] <brandon___> jamiejackson: now what?
[04:26] <mint3> "all confg files need .conf : /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in future release
[04:26] <clearscreen> FernandoF: CTRL + ALT + F2, log in again
[04:26] <ArchaicPeriege> hanasaki: filezilla
[04:26] <slimjim> gigabites2 can you point me in the right direction for i belive they are called winglets or something like that. those little things that hang out on the desktop like your cpu and system monitor and network analizer and that kinda of stuff
[04:26] <gigabites2> bullgard4: Try it. I don't think it's mapped by default
[04:26] <FernandoF> clearscreen: do you need all message or that runs a bell?
[04:26] <jamiejackson> brandon___: the file is created, you wanted to create a blank file right? so you're done
[04:26] <ArchaicPeriege> slimjim: screenlets
[04:26] <mint3> says the same thing again, gigabites2
[04:26] <clearscreen> FernandoF: just CTRL+ALT+F2, log in again
[04:27] <gigabites2> slimjim: Desklets. I also recommend conky if that's what you want
[04:27] <gigabites2> mint3: I'm not sure why.. Strange.
[04:27] <bonez46> gigabites2: ok, what if i wanted to install, say.. suse.. or fedora.. I realize both wouldn't run simultaneously.. but can I install several different os's..
[04:27] <ArchaicPeriege> bonez46: you can partition space for them, and then install them to that partition
[04:27] <clearscreen> FernandoF: after that, "sudo ls -l /etc/dbus-1/session.d"
[04:27] <gigabites2> bonez46: Sure. Do you mean virtualization or dual-booting?
[04:27] <FernandoF> clearscreen: ctrl alt f2 does nothing
[04:27] <mint3> :((
[04:27] <slimjim> ok conky does the same thing
[04:27] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Should change you to tty2
[04:28] <bonez46> dual booting
[04:28] <thrillERboy> hi guys
[04:28] <Herr_Aklea> irc2.xLivetChat.com 6667
[04:28] <ArchaicPeriege> bonez46: you can partition space for the new OS, then install it via the distro's installer
[04:28] <gigabites2> bonez46: Set partition space for them & do separate installs. Grub will handle the booting stuff
[04:28] <bonez46> or , if i want to install Ultimate Ubuntu...
[04:28] <bullgard4> gigabites2: Your recipe is not practical. To test every single bit in a computer oneself one would need more than a lifespan. Thus theories have been created. Theories are very practical. Not so your advice.
[04:28] <clearscreen> FernandoF: what do you see now? :P
[04:28] <bonez46> ok...
[04:28] <bonez46> i think my boys will like this Ultimate package..
[04:28] <gigabites2> bullgard4: Ok, the keyboard shortcuts tells you what each & every combination does
[04:29] <thrillERboy> I've just installed a nvidia legecy driver, and ubuntu was fine.... but when I restarted, the moment i enter the login screen the monitor display out of range dialog
[04:29] <chronic> where is the option to change the startup sound in kubuntu
[04:29] <gigabites2> bullgard4: system->preferences->keyboard settings
[04:29] <mrgreek> hello everybody
[04:29] <brandon___> jamiejackson:
[04:29] <thrillERboy> I guess, I've set the frequency to 84Hz
[04:29] <ArchaicPeriege> !hi | mrgreek
[04:29] <brandon___> You do not have the permissions necessary to save the file. Please check that you typed the location correctly and try again.
[04:29] <gigabites2> chronic: run gdmsetup with admin rights
[04:29] <FernandoF> clearscreen: i am restarting to get access to command line
[04:29] <clearscreen> FernandoF: ok
[04:29] <mint3> :(((
[04:29] <mrgreek> my first time here since i began working with ubuntu
[04:29] <gigabites2> mint3: I really don't know. :
[04:30] <thrillERboy> how can I set my screenrefresh rate to 60Hz without loggin to using the graphical interface
[04:30] <gigabites2> mint3: You have the correct driver and everything, right?
[04:30] <brandon___> jamiejackson: i tryed editing it in /usr/local/ircd/ect/ircd.conf
[04:30] <chronic> gigabites2: in kubuntu
[04:30] <brandon___> jamiejackson: i tryed editing it in /usr/local/ircd/ect/
[04:30] <brandon___> but i go that error
[04:30] <jamiejackson> where are you trying to create it, brandon___ (and what are you going to do with this file, it's pretty odd to just want to create a blank file)
[04:30] <chronic> gigabites2: ?
[04:30] <bullgard4> gigabites2: There is no  system->preferences->keyboard settings
[04:30] <mint3> i think so i got it from a ubuntu forum
[04:30] <mrgreek> (man, this is soooo confusing)
[04:30] <evilnick> tacosarecool: HAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAH
[04:30] <mint3> maybe thats why
[04:30] <tritium> crdlb: you were right
[04:30] <bonez46> is there a channel for ultimate ubuntu?
[04:30] <clearscreen> thrillERboy: modify /etc/X11/xorg.conf or use sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[04:30] <ArchaicPeriege> bullgard4: what distro are you on?
[04:31] <evilnick> tacosarecool: Guess what?
[04:31] <gigabites2> chronic: I'm not as familiar with kdm. Try kcontrol or systemsettings (kde control center)
[04:31] <ArchaicPeriege> bullgard4: as in Kubuntu, Ubuntu, Xubuntu etc…
[04:31] <mrgreek> ???
[04:31] <bullgard4> ArchaicPeriege: Ubuntu 8.04.2
[04:31] <xlormcolin> so this is irc, eh?
[04:31] <gigabites2> bullgard4: Ubuntu?
[04:31] <gigabites2> xlormcolin: Eh.
[04:31] <mrgreek> (wonders if anyone is addressing him)
[04:31] <brandon___> jamiejackson: i am basicly trying to put ircd.conf in that location
[04:31] <bullgard4>  gigabites2 Ubuntu 8.04.2
[04:31] <xlormcolin> is this 4chan?
[04:31] <gigabites2> bullgard4: With GNOME running?
[04:31] <FernandoF> clearscreen: sudo ls -l /etc/dbus-1/session.d"
[04:31] <ArchaicPeriege> bullgard4: go to the system menu, then the preferences submenu, then to the entry called "Keyboard"
[04:31] <brandon___> jamiejackson: in this location /usr/local/ircd/ect/ircd.conf
[04:32] <bullgard4> gigabites2: Ubuntu 8.04.2
[04:32] <FernandoF> i tryed it
[04:32] <gigabites2> xlormcolin: No'm ;)
[04:32] <mrgreek> hey, that's the distro i am running (ubuntu 8042)
[04:32] <clearscreen> FernandoF: without the " at the end
[04:32] <FernandoF> clearscreen and got no sch file or directory
[04:32] <xlormcolin> are there any irc clients better than xchat?
[04:32] <gigabites2> bullgard4: System->Preferences->Keyboard Shortcuts
[04:32] <xlormcolin> well, that you guys think are better
[04:32] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo apt-get install dbus
[04:32] <gigabites2> xlormcolin: You can try konversation or smuxi
[04:32] <ArchaicPeriege> !best | xlormcolin
[04:32] <FernandoF> clearscreen no " of course
[04:33] <brandon___> !tar | brandon
[04:33] <FernandoF> clearscreen and I tryed dbus-1 and dbus-l
[04:33] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo apt-get install dbus
[04:33] <bullgard4> gigabites2: Ah! I found it. Thank you very much for your help.
[04:34] <gigabites2> bullgard4: Certainly. :)
[04:34] <FernandoF> clearscreen done
[04:34] <gigabites2> clearscreen: It may be in the best interests to restart @ this point. If you're messing w/ dbus, something's messed up.
[04:34] <gigabites2> clearscreen:reinstall I mean
[04:35] <mrgreek> Well, i will come back another time...take care .... goodnight from Toronto/Canada.
[04:35] <thrillERboy> thanks clearscreen will come back on ubuntu if I get lucky
[04:35] <clearscreen> gigabites2: tell me about it, I wouldve reinstalled when xorg problems started to arise :P
[04:35] <jamiejackson> i gotta go brandon, but if you wanna create a blank file in a restricted spot: 'sudo touch yourfile.txt', if you wanna actually edit it: 'sudo pico yourfile.txt', if you want a gui editor 'gksu gedit yourfile.txt'
[04:35] <clearscreen> FernandoF: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[04:35] <TaG^> what is the command to see what is my MAC id is?
[04:35] <slimjim> can or is anyone willing to help me understand this page i am trying to finish making a theme work and only have a few last things to adjust mainly firefox here is the link with the sript http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Darkfix+(+easy+fix+for+browsers+)?content=74504
[04:36] <ArchaicPeriege> slimjim: did you try reading the instructions/documentation?
[04:37] <gigabites2> slimjim: I don't speak finnish, but I'll try!
[04:37] <slimjim> ArchaicPeriege yes i did i just understand what to put in after i untar it for the browser.
[04:37] <slimjim> gigabites2 it should be english that is what i have on my end
[04:38] <FernandoF> clearscreen /usr/bin/xmodmap: 1 error encountered, aborting
[04:38] <asdgh> i have a wacom intuos3 tablet, and do multimedia design, I hate vista, so I want to try linux.  What distribution is best for me?
[04:38] <gigabites2> slimjim: Oh, ok. You basically just copy & paste the directions into the terminal.
[04:38] <asdgh> is ubuntu a word for linux?
[04:38] <clearscreen> asdgh: it's one of the many linux distributions
[04:38] <FernandoF> clearscreen EOF in dbus-launch reading address from bus daemon
[04:38] <gigabites2> !Ubuntu
[04:38] <asdgh> clearscreen ahh, this chat is what I got when i did "linux chat" in google
[04:39] <clearscreen> FernandoF: I'm running out of ideas, I'd suggest backing up (if even needed) and just reinstalling
[04:39] <asdgh> so what distro works out of box with wacom tablets
[04:39] <thebitguru> Hi, can I configure sysklogd to log messages from a specific program to a given file?
[04:39] <quietas>  /msg NickServ identify dinklefritz
[04:39] <clearscreen> Thanks quietas! :P
[04:39] <gigabites2> FernandoF: If you're messing around with dbus, something is very much messed up and it's in your best interests to attempt a reinstallation
[04:40] <FernandoF> Thx for your big patience
[04:40] <ArchaicPeriege> asdgh: it would probably be worth it to just start looking at the various wikis for different distibutions to see
[04:40] <quietas> grr
[04:40] <quietas> damned space
[04:40] <gigabites2> asdgh: http://distrowatch.com
[04:40] <clearscreen> :D
[04:40] <slimjim> gigabites2 i got it up but what would firefox be labeld as ie i would type ./darkfix -r (browser)
[04:40] <FernandoF> how do I reinstall?
[04:40] <clearscreen> FernandoF: how did you install? :P
[04:40] <gigabites2> slimjim: firefox-bin?
[04:40] <asdgh> ArchaicPeriege I would like to do that, but I need to do it within a few hours.
[04:40] <gigabites2> slimjim: try that
[04:41] <asdgh> ArchaicPeriege short on time, gotta deadline coming up and photoshop died in vista
[04:41] <asdgh> got a*
[04:41] <ArchaicPeriege> asdgh: you can use the GIMP on vista
[04:41] <FernandoF> I started some time ago with 7.04 and just updated till now
[04:41] <slimjim> ok give me asec
[04:41] <fliptop> asdgh: http://www.linux-laptop.net/
[04:41] <clearscreen> FernandoF: easiest way is to download an iso,  burn it to CD, and boot from it
[04:41] <asdgh> ArchaicPeriege I tried.  vista is f'ed up, superfetch keeps closing for some reason, and explorer.exe randomly restarts
[04:41] <mickey> hello
[04:42] <ArchaicPeriege> !hi | mickey
[04:42] <slimjim> gigabites2 nope and neither is firefox would it be mozilla
[04:42] <FernandoF> is sio file a runnable one?
[04:42] <clearscreen> FernandoF: you'll need software to burn it to cd
[04:42] <gigabites2> slimjim: firefox or firefox-bin. Idk. Firefox-bin is what is executed by firefox
[04:42] <quietas> Ok,  now that I've got the obligitory newbishness out of the way, can anyone point me at an example for an smb.conf with which has shares with user read/write, guest read, and also a share will all = read/write?
[04:42] <ArchaicPeriege> asdgh: ouch. I originally had problems with Vista, which was why I changed to Linux. But the wikis are probably the spot to check, as this channel is mostly for Ubuntu support
[04:43] <asdgh> ArchaicPeriege thank you, i found ##linux chat so Ill check that out
[04:43] <FernandoF> as my system is on internet is not there a command to make it directly?
[04:43] <ArchaicPeriege> asd
[04:43] <ArchaicPeriege> asdgh: glad I could help
[04:43] <slimjim> yea these are scripts so like were the fonts and backgrouns are stored at i will fig it out. i just ahve to find were firefox is stored and browser thur the folders
[04:44] <clearscreen> FernandoF: not really, recommend to just download it on your windows PC, and burn it with this to cd: http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/isorecorder.htm
[04:44] <mickey> Will i be able to integrate to the new version of Ubuntu without reinstalling?
[04:44] <gigabites2> quietas: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-17741.html   --- Last post
[04:44] <clearscreen> mickey: yes
[04:44] <FernandoF> clearscreen Ok...I have a copy  already I am having problems on burn but will try to bypass them
[04:45] <FernandoF> clearscreen thx for your great help
[04:45] <quietas> gigabites2: I'll check that
[04:45] <clearscreen> mickey: you can change your /etc/apt/sources.list , and do an apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
[04:45] <clearscreen> FernandoF: no problem
[04:46] <FernandoF> gigabites2 thanks as well
[04:46] <gigabites2> FernandoF: :)
[04:46] <gigabites2> slimjim: should be in /usr/share/firefox or something similar
[04:46] <FernandoF> gigabites2: no ideas to fix it on your part less anful than reinstall
[04:46] <racecar56> im running a highly customized ubuntu (fluxbox) in a vbox vm and i want to know how to change it's ip
[04:47] <slimjim> gigabites2 thanks and if you can think of any good reading that may help you can send it my way
[04:47] <ArchaicPeriege> racecar56: what do you mean "change it's IP"?
[04:47] <gigabites2> slimjim: I'll try.
[04:47] <bullgard4> gigabites2: Do the keyboard shortcuts listed in System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts > (Keyboard Shortcuts) > Action apply to all GNOME or to MetaCity or what program did implement them?
[04:47] <mickey> thanks clearscreen!
[04:47] <FernandoF> gigabites2:less painful i mean
[04:47] <ArchaicPeriege> bullgard4: GNOME
[04:47] <bullgard4> ArchaicPeriege: Thank you.
[04:48] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Actually, reinstall is least painful, I believe
[04:48] <ArchaicPeriege> bullgard4: no problem, glad I could help
[04:48] <racecar56> ArchaicPeriege it was port forwarded to a 192.168.1.x address but i has to tweak my router, so i want it to use 192.168.1.5 and not what it was before
[04:48] <FernandoF> gigabites2: it seems the problem is with bus daemon
[04:48] <exophonix> with glxgears 59913 frames in 5.0 seconds = 11982.509 FPS  <------is corect ???
[04:48] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Well, if you have a separate /home partition you worry about settings
[04:48] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Indeed. I'm not sure why though.
[04:48] <FernandoF> I was feeeling so close ...lol  or so ignorant ...ehehe
[04:48] <Jesse_Robinson> i have windows xp media center and for some reason everytime i boot it up i get a blue screen before windows starts rendering my comp useless. I thought my hard drive my be out so i started up a live cd ubuntu 8.04. when i tried to mount my hard drive i got an error saying it couldnt be mounted but ive ran a hard drive diagnostic tool and everything came back ok. what could be wrong?
[04:49] <gigabites2> FernandoF: It's all a learning experience. ;)
[04:49] <clearscreen> FernandoF: well install is like 5 clicks or so :P
[04:49] <gigabites2> Jesse_Robinson: Driver issues on Windows
[04:49] <Jesse_Robinson> but i didnt update my drivers
[04:49] <ArchaicPeriege> racecar56: can't you just use bridged hosting (I don't really Virtualize, so I don't know what it's called) so that it has the same IP as the computer it is running on?
[04:49] <gigabites2> FernandoF: True. As linux distros go, Ubuntu is pretty easy to install.
[04:50] <Jesse_Robinson> do you still think thats it?
[04:50] <racecar56> ArchaicPeriege i dont want it to be same as host >_>
[04:50] <ArchaicPeriege> Jesse_Robinson: probably
[04:50] <FernandoF> clearscreen: problem is I will lose all configurations I hav .... eheeh
[04:50] <gigabites2> Jesse_Robinson: sounds like it would be but idk what you've changed recently
[04:50] <fliptop> Jesse_Robinson:  if it bluescreened, it wasn't a clean shutdown.  ub won't mount unless you use -force
[04:50] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Backup your /home
[04:50] <clearscreen> FernandoF: you can back up your home directory
[04:50] <Jesse_Robinson> i didnt change anything, thats the thing
[04:50] <Jesse_Robinson> i cant even start up safe mode
[04:50] <FernandoF> how?
[04:50] <ArchaicPeriege> racecar56: what program are you using to virtualize?
[04:51] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Save to an external drive?
[04:51] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Or is it all on a separate partition?
[04:51] <fliptop> Jesse_Robinson:  did you run seatools on your hd 1st?
[04:51] <clearscreen> FernandoF: quickest way to get your files to your windows PC (if you dont have an external harddrive), is to install WinSCP on your windows PC and install openssh-server on your linux pc
[04:51] <gigabites2> FernandoF: If so, then you can just not format your home
[04:51] <Jesse_Robinson> no im not sure what that is
[04:51] <FernandoF> No partitions on my computer
[04:52] <sshc> beardy, http://pastebin.com/f576539d
[04:52] <fliptop> Jesse_Robinson: http://www.seagate.com/support/seatools/
[04:52] <gigabites2> I disagree. Fastest way to is mount an external drive & cp -r /home
[04:52] <FernandoF> It was updated to ubuntu after a severe virus atack under windows which ruined sector 3 of HDD
[04:52] <clearscreen> gigabites2: note the "if you dont have an external harddrive" :P
[04:52] <gigabites2> Granted, then you have to change permissions
[04:52] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Oh, yes. Sorry. :P
[04:53] <gigabites2> clearscreen: I get carried away..
[04:53] <Jesse_Robinson> ok so say my drive is fine, what do i do then?
[04:53] <gigabites2> Jesse_Robinson: Celebrate?
[04:54] <clearscreen> FernandoF: do you have an external harddrive? or maybe a USB stick
[04:54] <fliptop> Jesse_Robinson: see if it's bad 1st, if not then mount it (w/ the live cd) using -force
[04:54] <shade34321> does anybody know anything where i can design digital logic gates with while using ubuntu?
[04:54] <FernandoF> yes
[04:54] <Jesse_Robinson> ok so would it be sudo -force mount [drive] ?
[04:54] <gigabites2> fliptop: File system may be corrupt
[04:54] <thebitguru> anyone?
[04:54] <FernandoF> I have a 380 GB backup external HDD
[04:54] <gigabites2> Jesse_Robinson: sudo fdisk -l
[04:54] <tritium> shade34321: did you look under the electronics section in synaptic package manager?
[04:54] <Jesse_Robinson> ok
[04:54] <gigabites2> Jesse_Robinson: Find the ntfs partition from windows
[04:55] <shade34321> nope...didnt know it was there....let me look real fast
[04:55] <shade34321> thanks
[04:55] <clearscreen> anyway, i'm gonna grab a cup of coffee and some food, it's like 05:54 at night
[04:55] <gigabites2> Jesse_Robinson: Then..
[04:55] <eseven73> at morning*
[04:55] <FernandoF> sun almost rising
[04:56] <gigabites2> Jesse_Robinson: sudo mkdir /media/disk && sudo mount -t ntfs-3g -o f /dev/*d*** /media/disk && cd /media/disk
[04:56] <hollenjf> whats the most popular DVD riping tool into say,,, avi?
[04:56] <gigabites2> Jesse_Robinson: sudo mkdir /media/disk && sudo mount -t ntfs-3g -o force /dev/*d*** /media/disk && cd /media/disk
[04:57] <FernandoF> clearscreen I have that drive external
[04:57] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Ok, plugged it in?
[04:57] <Jesse_Robinson> ok
[04:57] <bluenzo^nix> ikonia: supo
[04:57] <Jesse_Robinson> ill see what happens
[04:58] <gigabites2> FernandoF: you need to mount it manually
[04:58] <hollenjf> whats the most popular DVD riping tool into say,,, avi?
[04:59] <FernandoF> ok
[04:59] <gigabites2> hollenjf: You'll need a combination of tools. The general unix philosophy is do one thing and do it well. Given that, you'll need a few tools.
[04:59] <fliptop> hollenjf:  k9copy is what i use
[04:59] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Ok, so type in sudo fdisk -l
[05:00] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Can you figure out the disk partition from that?
[05:00] <quibbler> hollenjf-> look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=400570
[05:00] <gauravkittz> hi
[05:01] <thrillERboy> hey guys when I tried to change screen refresh rate with "modify /etc/x11/xorg.conf" and "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" both din't worked
[05:01] <moxfalder> hiBuntu !
[05:01] <mashman> !wine > mashman
[05:01] <mashman> !wine
[05:01] <FernandoF> gigabite2 /dev/sdb is the disk
[05:02] <fliptop> hollenjf:  or here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/RippingDVDs
[05:02] <gigabites2> Which partition though?
[05:02] <gigabites2> Like /dev/sdb1 ?
[05:02] <thrillERboy> is there anyway to just open the xorg.conf and just change 84Hz to 60Hz?
[05:02] <moxfalder> how to make some winNDIS drivers (wi-fi) loaded automaticaly with system ?
[05:02] <gigabites2> thrillERboy: Did dpkg-reconfigure create a new xorg.conf file for you?
[05:02] <FernandoF> it says Partition table entries are not in dsk order
[05:03] <ziroday> moxfalder: what do you have to do currently?
[05:03] <gigabites2> moxfalder: Add ndiswrapper to /etc/modules
[05:03] <FernandoF> gigabite2 dev7SDB1
[05:03] <gigabites2> FernandoF: You just need the volume #
[05:03] <FernandoF> gigabite2 dev/sdb1
[05:03] <moxfalder> ziroday: wi-fi by ndiswrapper load at startup !
[05:04] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Ok. So  sudo mkdir /media/disk
[05:04] <ziroday> moxfalder: like when you startup what commands do you have to type etc to get your wireless to work?
[05:04] <gigabites2> moxfalder: use /etc/interfaces.
[05:04] <moxfalder> ziroday: modprobe !
[05:04] <gigabites2> ziroday: He wants it to load independently of gnome I think
[05:04] <quibbler> thrillERboy-> use gksudo gedit/path/to/oxrg.conf
[05:04] <ziroday> gigabites2: with network manager you should not be using /etc/interfaces
[05:04] <ziroday> gigabites2: ah, well in that case ")
[05:05] <gigabites2> ziroday: Unless I misread in which case.. yeah, you're right. :)
[05:05] <moxfalder> ziroday: modprobe -r b43
[05:05] <moxfalder> modprobe -r ndiswrapper
[05:05] <moxfalder> cd /lib/firmware/wifi
[05:05] <moxfalder> ndiswrapper -i bcmwl5.inf
[05:05] <ohzie> Hey, any quick tips on troubleshooting sound? :)
[05:05] <FloodBot2> moxfalder: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:05] <eseven73> not! every! sentence! needs! an"!" you're showing your age when you do that.
[05:05] <eseven73> ...
[05:05] <clearscreen> Do I detect broadcom?
[05:05] <ziroday> moxfalder: add ndiswrapper to the bottom of /etc/modules as gigabites2 said and add b43 to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[05:05] <moxfalder> sorrry, this may be in one row . oops !
[05:05] <clearscreen> I believe there's a very decent NATIVE driver out there these days for broadcom devices
[05:06] <gigabites2> clearscreen: Depends on the card
[05:06] <FernandoF> gigabite2 cannot create directory /media/disk  : File existe
[05:06] <gigabites2> FernandoF: sudo mkdir /mnt/disk
[05:06] <thrillERboy> gigabites2: I have no Idea... It opened a 8 bit display like interface... I was following the instrucions and it seemed like a dead end
[05:07] <fhdknpc> hi all
[05:07] <Jesse_Robinson> gigabits2 i tried it and it said mount point /dev/sda3/media/disk is not a directory
[05:07] <gigabites2> thrillERboy: It uses an ncurses interface to reconfigure xorg.conf. Should generate a file for you to work with
[05:07] <FernandoF> gigabite2 cannot create '/mnt/disk' : No sch file or directory
[05:07] <gigabites2> Jesse_Robinson: You want to mount /dev/sda3 to /media/disk
[05:08] <gigabites2> FernandoF: sudo mkdir -p /mnt/disk
[05:08]  * tux_machina says good evening
[05:08] <thrillERboy> okie will try
[05:08] <Jesse_Robinson> and how will i do that?
[05:08] <clearscreen> mount /dev/sda3 /media/disk
[05:08] <FernandoF> gigabite2 done
[05:08] <clearscreen> mount should autodetect FS-type
[05:08] <Jesse_Robinson> ok, i didnt get the space
[05:09] <gigabites2> FernandoF: sudo mount -t ntfs-3g -o /dev/sdb1 /mnt/disk
[05:09] <Jesse_Robinson> uhh...it says mount is denied because ntfs is marked to be in use
[05:09] <gigabites2> FernandoF: sudo mount -t ntfs-3g -o force /dev/sdb1 /mnt/disk
[05:09] <gigabites2> Jesse_Robinson: add -o force
[05:10] <mun> hi
[05:10] <slimjim> gigabites2 i used the synaptic to install conky but i do not see it on the app list
[05:10] <Jesse_Robinson> at the beginning?
[05:10] <gigabites2> slimjim: Try starting it from a terminal
[05:10] <clearscreen> mount -o force /dev/sdb1 /media/disk
[05:10] <FernandoF> gigabite2 ntfs? my external drive is FAT32
[05:10] <albech> i am on my way to buy a netbook for my dad. I want it to be able to run Ubuntu.. I have looked at the Acer Aspire One D150. Any better recommendations?
[05:10] <mun> i just installed a new hard drive and now, upon startup, the ubuntu splashscreen only lasts for about 10s then msgs like "Reading files needed to boot" come up. does anyone how to get the splash screen back?
[05:10] <gigabites2> FernandoF: nevermind my ntfs then
[05:10] <slimjim> gigabites2 (./conky)
[05:11] <gigabites2> FernandoF: I assumed ntfs since Windows & it was 320gb
[05:11] <clearscreen> FernandoF: remove "-t ntfs-3g", filesystem should usually be autodetected in my experience
[05:11] <gigabites2> slimjim: just type in conky
[05:11] <hcMyth> Hi. I am having problems installing ubuntu; it won't detect the ide hard disk. I've tried booting with all_ide_generic and tried modprobe ide-generic but no luck. Any ideas? Can I perhaps install it using the os(gentoo) that's on the machine now?
[05:11] <slimjim> ok thanks
[05:11] <slimjim> thanks
[05:11] <Jesse_Robinson> thank you so much!
[05:11] <gigabites2> slimjim: your config file is ~/.conkyrc    you probably download a premade one though
[05:11] <slimjim> gigabites2 i hate to be a pain and dont mean to heckle you, thanks for all your help
[05:12] <gigabites2> slimjim: It's cool.
[05:12] <slimjim> gigabites2 that is why i like the ubuntu group, i was using dreamlinux but not much support and deiban channel was not all the helpfull either this group has always been there when i need help
[05:12] <Psuedo> greetings
[05:12] <clearscreen> hcMyth: I have sometimes had more luck changing the access mode from auto to large/lba in the bios
[05:12] <Psuedo> What's faster, accessing Virtual Machines on a Network Share (IDE hard-drive) or accessing Virtual Machines via FUSE (NTFS-3g on SATA hard-drive)?
[05:12] <albech> hcMyth: i cannot recommend Gentoo unless you REALLY know what you are doing
[05:12] <mun> what does the 1 in "UUID=a76fe101-7951-4a65-af1e-50b2902c5b35 / ext3 relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 1" mean?
[05:13] <gigabites2> slimjim: Glad to hear it. :)
[05:13] <hcMyth> Yeah I tried gentoo and didn't like it :P So I want to replace it with ubuntu
[05:13] <hcMyth> cleasrscreen: I'll try that, brb
[05:13] <gigabites2> mun: number of passes when mounting
[05:13] <clearscreen> Psuedo: even when reaching max capacity over a network, I think you're going to be better off using ntfs-3g
[05:13] <mun> gigabites2, what does it mean by a pass?
[05:13] <gigabites2> mun: should be labeled in fstab
[05:13] <albech> hcMyth: I only run it on server.. for any desktop purpose ubuntu is the way to go imo
[05:14] <slimjim> gigabites2 ok conky just display right now my cpu and ram and swap so what is the one i can use to display like a weather alert or something like that. sorta like vi$ta has the sidebar
[05:14] <clearscreen> although i've had some disappointing results with vmware and ntfs-3g: one tip, pre-allocate the data
[05:14] <Psuedo> clearscreen: Thanks.
[05:14] <clearscreen> ntfs-3g performs really badly if it has to dynamically allocate the data
[05:14] <FernandoF> gigabite2 done but has some messages
[05:14] <Jesse_Robinson> so do you think windows will boot now gigabites2?
[05:14] <mun> gigabites2, basically i've got a new hard drive which is now a slave and i'm trying to setup fstab. should it use 0 1 or 2?
[05:15] <gigabites2> slimjim: Yes, it's possible. It requires some scripting knowledge though. Try using the conky website. They have pre-made configurations there.
[05:15] <alucardromero> Hello... ;)
[05:15] <FernandoF> gigabite2 wrong fs type
[05:15] <clearscreen> gigabites2: you might have to specify the FS type after all
[05:15] <gigabites2> It's of little relevance mun, that's only the order fsck checks
[05:15] <alucardromero> Does anybody know a solution to the 8.10+Nvidia=blank screen solution?
[05:15] <gigabites2> FernandoF: -t vfat
[05:16] <gigabites2> alucardromero: card model?
[05:16] <mun> gigabites2, ok thanks
[05:16] <albech> hcMyth: i think there is a module option for generic ide where you can tell it to probe for all gereric devices or something
[05:16] <hcMyth> Ok my bios has UDMA transfer modes and PIO 0./... what one should I pick.. ultra dma etc..?
[05:16] <vbabiy> Any one doing django development on Ubuntu?
[05:16] <alucardromero> 7900GT/GTO
[05:16] <hcMyth> Well I tried modprove ide-generic; is that what you mean?
[05:16] <FernandoF> it is seens
[05:16] <gigabites2> hcMyth: UDMA. PIO is ridiculously slow
[05:17] <FernandoF> gigabite2 send me a command to address it
[05:17] <hcMyth> yes but my harddisk won't be detected during linux install gigabite
[05:17] <albech> hcMyth: no the module should have some additional option.. let me look
[05:17] <hcMyth> So during install someone suggested changing the mode might help
[05:17] <gigabites2> FernandoF: sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /mnt/disk
[05:17] <clearscreen> helped me before
[05:17] <alucardromero> I tried envyng as well as installing it myself and I end up with a blank screen at login.  I can still here the little drums signaling that it's at that screen.
[05:17] <gigabites2> hcMyth: Perhaps. You  can try.
[05:18] <alucardromero> I get this bug on both 32 and 64 versions of 8.10
[05:18] <Psuedo> Was there a new version of NTFS released with Windows 7?
[05:18] <clearscreen> Psuedo: not to my knowledge
[05:18] <FernandoF> gigabite2 done
[05:18] <gigabites2> Windows 7 hasn't been released. Hard to say at this point in time
[05:18] <quibbler> slimjim-> look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=867076&highlight=.conkyrc+config
[05:18] <gigabites2> Ok.
[05:19] <Psuedo> I have the Beta installed
[05:19] <gigabites2> FernandoF: mkdir /mnt/disk/backup
[05:19] <alucardromero> Does anybody know a solution to the 8.10+Nvidia=blank screen solution?
[05:19] <clearscreen> alucardromero: can you pastebin your xorg log
[05:20] <tonit> Hi I'm running Ubuntu 8.10. I just changed my screen res and now only see jagged lines. I had to boot from the ubuntu desk to get my desktop back. Can someone help me change it?
[05:20] <clearscreen> alucardromero: /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[05:20] <quibbler> slimjim-> and look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=869328
[05:20] <Jesse_Robinson> ok so my hard drive is fine but i keep getting a blue screen when i try to boot into windows, what could the prob be?
[05:20] <alucardromero> I'm on a different machine.
[05:20] <clearscreen> tonit: modify your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file
[05:21] <FernandoF> gigabite2 done
[05:21] <gigabites2> FernandoF: cp -r /home /mnt/disk/backup/
[05:21] <gigabites2> Jesse_Robinson: Drivers. ;)
[05:21] <Jesse_Robinson> haha how do i fix that?
[05:21] <clearscreen> alucardromero: enter TTY2 (ctrl+alt+f2), then upload your Xorg logfile somewhere
[05:21] <gigabites2> Jesse_Robinson: Good question.
[05:21] <clearscreen> Jesse_Robinson: this is #ubuntu :P
[05:21] <albech> hcMyth: 'ide_generic: please use "probe_mask=0x3f" module parameter for probing all legacy ISA IDE ports'
[05:21] <Jesse_Robinson> yeah i know but i thought i might as well ask since i was here :)
[05:22] <hcMyth> as boot option?
[05:22] <tonit> clearscreen: I can't recall how - I'm pretty new
[05:22] <gigabites2> Jesse_Robinson: Yup. I recommend a windows-specific channel/forum/wherever-you-can-get-help
[05:22] <clearscreen> Jesse_Robinson: well, it very much depends on the error
[05:22] <clearscreen> tonit: mount your local disk
[05:22] <Jesse_Robinson> it just says the boot process failed, pretty much
[05:22] <clearscreen> tonit: I assume you're on a livecd now?
[05:22] <gigabites2> Jesse_Robinson: Windows Drivers are outside our area of expertise
[05:22] <Jesse_Robinson> join #windows
[05:22] <tonit> yes live cd
[05:22] <albech> hcMyth: yes
[05:22] <clearscreen> tonit open a console
[05:23] <gauravkittz> i am new to irc. can someone inform me about a channel for beginners
[05:23] <tonit> ok
[05:23] <hcMyth> ok thanks :) So... insmod=ide_generic probe_mask=0x3f?
[05:23] <albech> or try it when you load the module on your live cd to test
[05:23] <albech> yes
[05:23] <hcMyth> okay, brb
[05:23] <tonit> clearscreen: term open
[05:23] <clearscreen> tonit: sudo mkdir /tmp/local
[05:23] <meoblast001> hi
[05:23] <meoblast001> what is the name of the kernel module i need to address 4 gigs of memory in 32 bit mode?
[05:24] <tonit> yep
[05:24] <gigabites2> pxe?
[05:24] <clearscreen> tonit: sudo fdisk -l
[05:24] <meoblast001> gigabites2: was that to me?
[05:24] <tonit> ok
[05:24] <gigabites2> meoblast001: That's what the technology is called. Idk how you get it to be honest
[05:24] <gigabites2> meoblast001: Probably to compile a special kernel?
[05:24] <gigabites2> meoblast001: Probably have** to compile a special kernel?
[05:25] <clearscreen> tonit: what's the device called that has System "Linux"?
[05:25] <clearscreen> (/dev/???)
[05:25] <hcMyth> I tried "sudo modprobe ide-generic probe_mas=0x3f" and I get a fatal error about either an unknown parameter or inserting the ide-generic driver
[05:25] <meoblast001> gigabites2: i don't know how to compile kernels
[05:25] <hcMyth> probe_mask*
[05:25] <gigabites2> meoblast001: http://pxe.dev.aboveaverageurl.com/index.php/PXE_Booting/Debian
[05:25] <gigabites2> meoblast001: Debian, but close enough to Ubuntu. As close as you can get, anyway
[05:25] <tonit> /dev/sdal
[05:25] <clearscreen> sda1
[05:25] <clearscreen> k
[05:25] <meoblast001> gigabites2: that is PXE booting.... which is used to netboot
[05:26] <clearscreen> tonit: mount /dev/sda1 /tmp/local
[05:26] <clearscreen> sorry
[05:26] <clearscreen> tonit: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /tmp/local
[05:26] <FernandoF> gigabite2 i am having a lot of operation not permited and can not creat file
[05:26] <FernandoF> still working
[05:26] <gigabites2> meoblast001: Wow, I'm feeling stupid. Sorry!
[05:26] <clearscreen> FernandoF: ctrl + c to stop
[05:26] <gigabites2> meoblast001: Wrong link.
[05:26] <clearscreen> and do the same thing but with "sudo" in front
[05:26] <tonit> thanx for sudo. heh. total noob
[05:27] <gigabites2> FernandoF: use sudo on the cp
[05:27] <clearscreen> tonit: done? :P
[05:27] <usser> gigabites2, PAE you mean
[05:27] <FernandoF> could it be as no sudo
[05:27] <meoblast001> gigabites2: we all make mystakes
[05:27] <tonit> done
[05:27] <gigabites2> usser: Yes!
[05:27] <clearscreen> tonit: cd /tmp/local/etc/X11/
[05:27] <usser> meoblast001, you can just install server kernel it has PAE extensions enabled by default
[05:27] <FernandoF> gigabite2 started same way
[05:27] <Neff> how do i close an unresponsive program
[05:27] <tonit> k
[05:27] <meoblast001> usser: what else does it have/nothave
[05:27] <gigabites2> FernandoF: example of error?
[05:28] <meoblast001> usser: i don't want random drivers to not work
[05:28] <clearscreen> Neff: open a console and use 'kill all'
[05:28] <jambo> Hello, Will My Windows Compatible Software Work With Ubuntu?
[05:28] <clearscreen> Neff: or run 'ps aux', find the process id, and use kill -9 (process id) to kill it
[05:28] <usser> meoblast001, its pretty much the same kernel
[05:28] <meoblast001> ok
[05:28] <Neff> clearscreen: i don't want to kill all i just want to close this one program
[05:28] <usser> meoblast001, and its not like you're marrying to it you can always go back to generic :)
[05:28] <FernandoF> cp: cannot create symbolic link ....
[05:28] <clearscreen> Neff: I meant "killall" not "kill all"
[05:28] <ziroday> jambo: depends what software it is
[05:28] <albech> hcMyth: im not sure what is wrong.. i am using that parameter when loading the IDE driver on one of my embedded devices
[05:28] <meoblast001> usser: should i remove the generic kernel?
[05:28] <clearscreen> Neff: killall (name_of_program)
[05:28] <ziroday> jambo: but as a general rule: not really
[05:28] <clearscreen> tonit: done?
[05:29] <FernandoF> gigabite2 last message was for you ..
[05:29] <albech> hcMyth: sorry i cant be of more assistance
[05:29] <tonit> yes done
[05:29] <usser> meoblast001, no you can leave it
[05:29] <clearscreen> tonit: sudo nano xorg.conf
[05:29] <prohna> im looking to get a framebuffer system going, but im not sure if i even have framebuffer setup, can anyone point me to a good guide or something?
[05:29] <usser> meoblast001, grub will offer you a choice which kernel you want to boot
[05:29] <Neff> clearscreen: how do i find the program name?
[05:29] <FernandoF> clearscreen cp: cannot create symbolic link ....
[05:29] <jambo> THanks
[05:29] <jambo> Bye
[05:29] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Ok, that's not a serious error. FAT32 doesn't have support for symlinks, I don't think. You can try cp -a in place of cp -r
[05:29] <gigabites2> FernandoF: See what happens
[05:29] <hcMyth> I got it to work
[05:29] <hcMyth> seems I made a typo.
[05:29] <tonit> clearscreen I'm in GUI nano 2.0.7
[05:29] <clearscreen> Neff: if you don't know the programs name it's going to be a little hard.. run "ps aux", there will be a whole list of processes
[05:30] <meoblast001> usser: k
[05:30] <hcMyth> However the ide drive still won't be seen.
[05:30] <gigabites2> Neff: ps aux | less
[05:30] <clearscreen> tonit: do you see any text?
[05:30] <hcMyth> thanks anyway albech :)
[05:30] <quibbler> Neff-> Try System--->Admin--->System Monitor --- from here click on the Processes tab, select whats locked up and kill it using the button located conveniently below the list of running processes.
[05:30] <meoblast001> usser: linux-image-server and linux-headers-server?
[05:30] <usser> meoblast001, yep
[05:30] <tonit> just File:xorg.com - no text
[05:31] <usser> meoblast001, restricted modules too if its there
[05:31] <meoblast001> k
[05:31] <clearscreen> tonit: I said xorg.conf, not xorg.com
[05:31] <gauravkittz> irc.freenode.net:6667
[05:31] <clearscreen> tonit: CTRL+X to close nano
[05:31] <FernandoF> clearscreen : now is faster and error is failed to preserve ownership for .... Operaion not permited
[05:31] <clearscreen> tonit: sudo nano xorg.conf
[05:31] <gigabites2> FernandoF: FAT doesn't have permissions
[05:31] <tonit> clearscreen fixed it - now I see text
[05:31] <histo> I'm going to scream.
[05:32] <FernandoF> but are files copied?
[05:32] <clearscreen> tonit: scroll down
[05:32] <gigabites2> FernandoF: try this: rm -r /mnt/disk/backup/*
[05:32] <meoblast001> usser: can't find the restricted
[05:32] <gigabites2> FernandoF: (cleaning up first)
[05:32] <tonit> scroll down to?
[05:32] <clearscreen> not sure from the top of my head, but somewhere down that file is the configuration for your resolutions and refresh rates
[05:33] <gigabites2> FernandoF: What's your user's home directory called?
[05:33] <tonit> I'm at the bottom
[05:33] <thefuzzball> hello, i am using 9.04, i installed vmware and my modifier keys aren't working.
[05:33] <usser> meoblast001, linux-restricted-modules-[kernel version]-server
[05:33] <quibbler> !jaunty | thefuzzball
[05:33] <J-a-k-e> Hi, is anyone able to tell me if the latest beta version of ubuntu has good sound quality for creative x-fi card compared to windows ? As someone who's an avid music/audio nut I've found earlier versions of ubuntu haven't been 'quite' up to scratch for my ears
[05:34] <syntac> i just installed alsa-{driver,utils,lib} from source, rebooted, but now i can't hear anything. any ideas? (it is unmuted)
[05:34] <clearscreen> tonit: CTRL+W, enter "Modes" press enter
[05:34] <FernandoF> cleascreen  it is clled home
[05:34] <gigabites2> No, I mean your user
[05:34] <quibbler> !jaunty | J-a-k-e
[05:34] <gigabites2> FernandoF: under /home/ there's... your username
[05:35] <FernandoF> fernando
[05:35] <tonit> modes not found?
[05:35] <gigabites2> FernandoF: cp -r /home/fernano /mnt/disk/backup/
[05:35] <clearscreen> tonit: probably case sensitive
[05:35] <gigabites2> oops
[05:35] <gigabites2> FernandoF: cp -r /home/fernando /mnt/disk/backup/
[05:35] <FernandoF> cleascreen  fernando, but i want to preserve another one as well called talinha
[05:35] <gigabites2> Ohh.
[05:36] <clearscreen> gigabites2: somewhat unrelated question, but does cp copy 'hidden' files (starting with .) or doesn't it make a distinction between those files?
[05:36] <tonit> Modes not found
[05:36] <gigabites2> FernandoF: sudo cp -r /home /mnt/disk/backup/
[05:36] <gigabites2> clearscreen: If it's copying folders, yes and if you use *, yes.
[05:36] <yinlong> who knows ubuntu how to connect to internet with the help of "wine"?
[05:37] <gigabites2> yinlong: No need for wine when connecting to the internet
[05:37] <linx_user> Can anyone help me with getting linksys WUSB54GSV2 to work with linux?
[05:37] <gigabites2> linx_user: Is that a card?
[05:37] <clearscreen> tonit: that's weird
[05:37] <linx_user> its a usb card thingy
[05:37] <linx_user> im going out my mind here been looking on the net for hours
[05:37] <gigabites2> linx_user: Gotcha. sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper-common ndiswrapper-utils-1.9 ndisgtk
[05:37] <FernandoF> cleascreen  <nd it is working and returning  the Operation not permitted message
[05:38] <tonit> When I Ctr W  it says SEARCH [Modes]:
[05:38] <linx_user> okay 1sec
[05:38] <gigabites2> FernandoF: I can't explain it. Sorry. I don't know enough, I guess.
[05:38] <FernandoF> cleascreen  because can not create regular file or can not create symbolic link
[05:38] <clearscreen> tonit: look for Section "Screen"
[05:38] <tonit> then when I press enter >  Modes not found
[05:38] <tonit> I see it
[05:38] <gigabites2> clearscreen: Can't explain FernandoF's errors. Thought FAT didn't support permissions or symlinks though, so that's probably it.
[05:39] <clearscreen> well try -f
[05:39] <quibbler> linx_user-> look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=225206
[05:39] <clearscreen> maybe you need to force when you have symlinks
[05:39] <Jesse_Robinson> what would the best bootable antivirus be?
[05:39] <clearscreen>  sudo cp -rf /home /mnt/disk/backup/
[05:40] <Incarus> Jesse_Robinson, you can boot knoppix, it got ClamAv as antivirus installed
[05:40] <FernandoF> cleascreen  same errors
[05:40] <gigabites2> clearscreen: All that does is remove & try again? Idk. You could try it.
[05:40] <BigMoopies> In pidgin, does anyone know where the plugin album stores it's images ?
[05:40] <clearscreen> gigabites2: i was hoping it would suppress symlink errors
[05:41] <clearscreen> although I assume all other files except for symlinks must be copied
[05:41] <FernandoF> i think we are all tyred ... better come again anothe day ....thx all and goodnight
[05:41] <RussM_> FernandoF, If you want the symlinks copied as symlinks, you might prefer tar
[05:41] <Incarus> tnoic, whats the problem?
[05:41] <gigabites2> FernandoF: Sure thing.
[05:41] <Incarus> tonic, whats the problem?
[05:41] <FernandoF> special thanks to clearscreen and gigabite2
[05:41] <clearscreen> you're welcome :)
[05:41] <FernandoF> bye all
[05:42] <tonit> Incarus: talking to me?
[05:42] <mtholdenss> how can i change the file permissions to access files in music, documents, downloads on my mac partition from ubuntu?
[05:42] <Incarus> tonit, ups, yes
[05:42] <clearscreen> mtholdenss: chown / chmod
[05:43] <beezcyber> hellooo...
[05:43] <tonit> I changed the screen resolution on the gui and got total distortion, had to boot from the live cd
[05:43] <Incarus> clearscreen: chown on a mac partition, i dont think that that is an good idea
[05:43] <clearscreen> Incarus: heh, read too fast
[05:43] <Incarus> k
[05:44] <tonit> incarus:  Clearscreen has been helping me and now I'm in the GUI nano and not sure what to do
[05:44] <mtholdenss> i can access some files/folders but just not the core folders like music, documents etc
[05:44] <clearscreen> tonit: not sure what else to do if Modes are completely absent in xorg.conf
[05:44] <yinlong> gigabites2:sorry,i am in the LAN
[05:44] <tonit> ack
[05:44] <clearscreen> not enough experience with those files
[05:44] <Incarus> tonit, can you paste the xorg.conf file?
[05:44] <alucardromero> Blah, screw this... I'm rolling back to 8.04
[05:44] <tonit> well, I suppose I'm ok using live cd until I figure it out
[05:45] <gigabites2> yinlong: Im sorry, what was your issue?
[05:45] <tonit> I don't know, I'm a noob....did we do that clearscreen?
[05:45] <clearscreen> tonit: sudo gedit /tmp/local/etc/X11/xorg.conf
[05:45] <clearscreen> copy and paste all that to www.pastebin.com
[05:45] <Incarus> clearscreen, thx, i didnt know the path
[05:45] <tonit> how do I get out of the GUI nano?
[05:46] <yinlong> issue?
[05:46] <gigabites2> tonit: ctrl+x
[05:46] <gigabites2> yinlong: What did you need help with?
[05:47] <tonit> k
[05:47] <yinlong> gigabites2:our school use "Feelient"
[05:48] <RussM_> mtholdenss, Have you considered mounting it with uid/gid options to specify a particular user as the owner of the files?
[05:49] <J_To> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?" 0 0 0
[05:49] <tonit> grr....spam            posted
[05:49] <Supertanker> Wow.
[05:49] <clearscreen> link? :P
[05:49] <Supertanker> That was....fast
[05:50] <Incarus> Supertanker, its a bot
[05:50] <tonit> no, no link yet
[05:50] <clearscreen> I'm pretty sure that's a very old bug in mIRC btw ^^
[05:50] <Kelen> How to review the boot log? i got some mistake after compiled a kernel.
[05:50] <yinlong> gigabites2:i use wine to install the Feeclient without internet ,but cant use the Feeclient then,can you help me?
[05:50] <Incarus> Kelen, should be in /var/log
[05:50] <mandanjessie> hello all
[05:50] <Supertanker> Hello
[05:50] <pawan1234> hi
[05:50] <CloseYetFar> Kelen dmesg
[05:51] <pawan1234> any software to convert audio bit rate
[05:51] <Incarus> Kelen, should be in /var/log/boot
[05:51] <Supertanker> pawan1234, have you tried Audacity?
[05:51] <Incarus> Kelen, /var/log/boot
[05:51] <Supertanker> I believe it can do that.
[05:51] <pawan1234> no
[05:51] <tonit> here's link:   http://pastebin.com/m79a72b60
[05:51] <Incarus> Supertanker, yes, it can
[05:51] <Supertanker> It's in the Universe repos, I believe. Audacity is a free sound editor.
[05:51] <Supertanker> It may or may not have batch editing too; let me check.
[05:52] <Supertanker> Eh if it does I don't recall how to use it
[05:52] <Supertanker> pawan1234, I think Audacity is what you're looking for.
[05:52] <Kelen> Incarus: the boot is nothing in my case.
[05:52] <yinlong> who knows how to set the IP ?
[05:53] <billybigrigger_> anyone aware of a good gui temperature monitor that may or may not rely on lm-sensors?
[05:53] <Incarus> clearscreen, the screeen resolution is not in the xorg.conf file, should be bug
[05:53] <Incarus> yinlong, "sudo dhclient3"
[05:53] <dr_willis> I thought all the monitors used lm-sensors
[05:54] <tonit> ok, the strange thing is - I installed nwn and it did the same thing. I changed my screen res to see if it would help.
[05:54] <Incarus> Kelen, k
[05:54] <yinlong> dr_willis:i need the steps clearly
[05:54] <clearscreen> yinlong: ifconfig, and if you want a more permanent solution: /etc/network/interfaces
[05:54] <RussM_> billybigrigger, conky? I don't use it, but a friend recommended it to me.
[05:54] <clearscreen> Incarus: the odd thing is, I dont have any resolutions in my xorg.conf file too :P
[05:55] <clearscreen> either*
[05:55] <Incarus> clearscreen, he could paste the /MOUNTPOINT/var/log/Xorg.0.log file
[05:55] <Anusien> I'm having trouble getting my Radeon X1200 installed.  I can't seem to download drivers; I was told the radeonHD drivers would work for me.  Is that true, and what do I do after installing xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd?
[05:55] <tonit> hmmm.
[05:55] <Anusien> (specifically what changes do I need to make to xorg.conf?)
[05:55] <quibbler> billybigrigger_-> add hardware monitor to a pane;
[05:55] <Neff> clearscreen: the program is the Listen media player in xubuntu, i can't get it to close
[05:55] <quibbler> panel
[05:55] <Incarus> clearscreen, yes, that is ok, because ubuntu recognize the screen resolution automatically
[05:56] <yinlong> clearscreen:yes ,i did this,but after that ,i checked it ,the ip is the same
[05:56] <clearscreen> Incarus: I realize that, but tonit specifically stated that he got a garbled screen after CHANGING the resolution from within ubuntu
[05:56] <clearscreen> surely it must be stored somewhere
[05:56] <RussM_> billybigrigger, I installed gkrellm, but it seems to be a bit of a hog.
[05:56] <tonit> correct
[05:56] <Incarus> Anusien, "gksu gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf"
[05:56] <tonit> (she)
[05:56] <clearscreen> oh, sorry :)
[05:57] <clearscreen> I'm not sure how ubuntu manages resolution outside of the "allowed modes" that xorg.conf prescribes
[05:57] <kernel09l> where can i find good documents regarding xen
[05:58] <Incarus> Anusien, then go to <<Section "Device">> and if there is a line with "Driver", then change the thing after Driver to "radenhd"
[05:58] <Incarus> tonit, which graphic card do u use?
[05:58] <eqisow> man xen
[05:59] <tonit> good question ...lemme think
[05:59] <jamiejackson> I installed jaunty to usb stick. updated via update mgr, rebooted, now I'm at some initramfs prompt. what do I do now?
[05:59] <Incarus> clearscreen, are you sure that that was the correct xorg.conf?
[05:59] <eqisow> jamiejackson: the jaunty support channel is #ubuntu+1
[05:59] <Incarus> clearscreen, i think it whas the file from linux live cd
[05:59] <tonit> DOes ATI sound right?
[06:00] <tonit> not the newest one tho
[06:00] <jamiejackson> k
[06:00] <clearscreen> Incarus: nah, I made him mount his linux partition to /tmp/local
[06:00] <Incarus> clearscreen, ok
[06:01] <Incarus> tonit, can you paste "ls /tmp/local/var/log/Xorg.0.log"?
[06:02] <clearscreen> tonit: sorry, I meant "I made her"
[06:02] <eqisow> Incarus do you really mean the output of ls?
[06:02] <quibbler> kernel09l-> http://bits.xensource.com/Xen/docs/user.pdf
[06:02] <JAO1988> haha
[06:02] <kinja-sheep> !chown
[06:02] <Incarus> eqisow, yes, man
[06:02] <clearscreen> tonit: sudo gedit  /tmp/local/var/log/Xorg.0.log   << put it on pastebin again :P
[06:03] <kernel09l> quibbler, thanks this helps me....
[06:03] <Incarus> clearscreen, but the linux terminal is very powerful
[06:03] <JAO1988> Hey
[06:03] <tonit> http://pastebin.com/m21419c30
[06:03] <JAO1988> I'm back
[06:03] <kinja-sheep> Meh. I'm trying to find how-to for chown on external storage devices,.
[06:04] <clearscreen> (II) VESA(0): VBESetVBEMode failed...Tried again without customized values.
[06:04] <JAO1988> Anybody happen to know how to use OpenThinClient?
[06:04] <vegombrei> hi
[06:04] <kevin_zhongg> hello
[06:04] <vegombrei> i have a wierd problem .. ubuntu cant update itself always has an error connecting to its update sites
[06:04] <RussM_> kinja-sheep, chown on external storage devices? Why? What are you trying to do?
[06:05] <crdlb> vegombrei: what version of ubuntu are you using?
[06:05] <gren420> Does anyone know of a program that enables two fingered scrolling?
[06:05] <kevin_zhongg> I currently Dual-boot XP and Ubuntu, but I want to get rid of XP, and install a new copy of Ubuntu, how should I go about doing this?
[06:05] <Brando753> hey is there a irc channel to just help designers build programs?
[06:05] <kinja-sheep> RussM_: Can't modify the files on USB.  Need to re-acquire ownership.
[06:05] <ziroday> vegombrei: whats the error?
[06:05] <ziroday> Brando753: ##programming?
[06:06] <crdlb> gren420: I believe it requires X changes which are now in jaunty (the next release)
[06:06] <Incarus> clearscreen, the audit errors aren't nice
[06:06] <clearscreen> tonit: reboot into your ubuntu installation (not live CD) - there press CTRL+ALT+F2 and login - after that  enter: "sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg", set your resolution to something lower.. this should work :P
[06:06] <tonit> thanks clearscreen, I'll give it a shot
[06:06] <kevin_zhongg> can anyone give suggestions? I currently Dual-boot XP and Ubuntu, but I want to get rid of XP, and install a new copy of Ubuntu, how should I go about doing this?
[06:06] <pretender> When i try to add video file in DeVeDe on ubuntu 8.10 it closes i have tried the version from the repo's and the latest version and they both do the same thing
[06:07] <RussM_> kinja-sheep, You mean the files on the USB drive aren't owned by you, and you can't change them, but you want to have ownership of them so you can read them?
[06:07] <Incarus> clearscreen, an why do he heave vesa drivers with ati?
[06:07] <gren420> crdlb I think its a touchpad program I used to use it but I can't remember the name
[06:07] <kinja-sheep> RussM_: That's it.
[06:07] <clearscreen> kevin_zhongg: when installing you can tell ubuntu to use the whole disk
[06:07] <RussM_> kinja-sheep, Can you mount the USB drive with uid and gid options?
[06:07] <clearscreen> Incarus: that's another issue :P
[06:07] <kevin_zhongg> I should install it from a burned CD with Ubuntu, correct?
[06:07] <Incarus> pretender, start it on a terminal and give us the output
[06:07] <Incarus> clearscreen, k
[06:07] <clearscreen> kevin_zhongg: yep
[06:08] <kevin_zhongg> because I have it right now through WIndows Wubi
[06:08] <clearscreen> Incarus: hopefully she comes back so it can be fixed :D
[06:08] <kevin_zhongg> thanks clearscreen!
[06:08] <Incarus> k
[06:08] <kinja-sheep> RussM_: Not sure. I'm looking for chown, I know it, but I want to be sure.
[06:08] <Brando753> ziroday: Thanks :P
[06:08] <crdlb> gren420: hmm, maybe the synaptics driver can do it, but I didn't think it could. two-finger scroll is enabled by default in jaunty though
[06:09] <Incarus> kinja-sheep, chmod
[06:09] <kevin_zhongg> can I install Ubuntu 32 bit version into a 64 bit pc?
[06:09] <gren420> crdlb I see well I'll just enable it with the xorg.conf
[06:09] <kinja-sheep> Incarus: The USB itself?
[06:09] <Incarus> kevin_zhongg, yes, that would work
[06:09] <dr_willis> kevin_zhongg:  of course you can
[06:09] <meoblast001> hi
[06:09] <JAO1988> Well
[06:09] <Incarus> kinja-sheep, just the files you need to use
[06:10] <JAO1988> Hi everyone
[06:10] <kevin_zhongg> ok, because right now I have 64 bit, and a lot of programs on Ubuntu aren't compatible, or I have to do a bunch of other stuff to get them to work
[06:10] <meoblast001> i'm trying to get files off my laptop..... i did sudo /etc/init.d/samba start and my laptop doesn't come up on my desktop
[06:10] <Incarus> kinja-sheep, oh, do you use jaunty?
[06:10] <pretender> here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/139336/
[06:10] <JAO1988> Anyone familiar with OpenThinClients?
[06:11] <kinja-sheep> Incarus: No.  Intrepid.  Why?  I'm confident this have to do with chown, not chmod.
[06:12] <Incarus> kinja-sheep i thougt chmod would also help
[06:12] <pretender> Incarus:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/139336/ here it is
[06:12] <Incarus> pretender, yes, i know
[06:12] <Incarus> pretender, let it break and paste again
[06:12] <bluenzo^nix> there we go
[06:13] <EruditeHermit> hi, did an update today break mousetweaks?
[06:13] <bluenzo^nix> can someone tell me how port 8001 fixes the router exploit?
[06:13] <EruditeHermit> my touchpad scrolling is no longer working
[06:13] <homerhomer> anyone tried that latest fglrx 9.3 and been able to get it to suspend properly?
[06:13] <lstarnes> bluenzo^nix: only port 6667 is vulnerable in most cases
[06:13] <Incarus> homerhomer, do you use jaunty?
[06:14] <homerhomer> nope
[06:14] <bluenzo^nix> really? i didnt think DCC has anything to do with the ircd port
[06:14] <kinja-sheep> Incarus: I got it.  Chown. ;o  Thanks.  Why do you ask about Jaunty? ;o
[06:14] <lstarnes> bluenzo^nix: most routers and firewalls only check port 6667 for dcc requests due to that port being the main one used for irc
[06:14] <homerhomer> Incarus: Intrep
[06:14] <_VIM_> !exploit | bluenzo^nix
[06:14] <lstarnes> bluenzo^nix: irc is used for negotiating dcc
[06:14] <Crazylink> hello, excuse me i need help setting up my Screen resolution for my ubuntu 8.10 can i please get some help?
[06:14] <Incarus> kinja-sheep, no, k
[06:14] <bluenzo^nix> lstarnes, so on my own ircd server, if i connect to a different port than 6667, it wont affect me?
[06:14] <lstarnes> bluenzo^nix: it shouldn't affect you
[06:15] <bluenzo^nix> _VIM_: im looking for a more direct answer, thanks tho
[06:15] <bluenzo^nix> lstarnes: okay dokie :)
[06:15] <lstarnes> bluenzo^nix: the server must offer a port other than 6667 though
[06:15] <Incarus> Crazylink, you have to set up drivers first
[06:15] <bluenzo^nix> lstarnes: thats fine thanks
[06:15] <_VIM_> you're quite welcome :P
[06:15] <Crazylink> incarus: im new to 8.10 im scared to touch it mind helping me out?
[06:16] <Incarus> Crazylink, yes, what graphic card do you have?
[06:17] <Crazylink> Incarus: Gforce 6150 LE
[06:17] <billybigrigger_> anyone here into overclocking?
[06:17] <bluenzo^nix> i am billybigrigger a little :P
[06:18] <homerhomer> Crazylink:  you in good luck not having ATI
[06:18] <billybigrigger_> bluenzo^nix, what do you use for system monitors?
[06:18] <bluenzo^nix> i dislike ATI
[06:18] <pawan1234> in which directory wallpapers are stored in ubuntu
[06:18] <ness> "the following installtion problem was detected while trying to start KDE" No write access to /root/.ICauthority kde is unable to start
[06:18] <bluenzo^nix> billybigrigger: for monitoring what, temps?
[06:18] <ness> why do i get this
[06:18] <billybigrigger_> temps, fans, vcore
[06:18] <billybigrigger_> bluenzo^nix, just all around sys monitoring
[06:18] <billybigrigger_> bluenzo^nix, and what kind of cpu do you have?
[06:18] <bluenzo^nix> billybigrigger: everest has a LOT of features, but i dunno if its available for nix, i had it on windows
[06:18] <efeX^> How do i add the current programs open to my taskbar
[06:19] <billybigrigger_> im wondering if i did a good OC here
[06:19] <Crazylink> hehe
[06:19] <efeX^> like how it shows whats open on the bottom. i accidently deleted my panel and i need it back D:
[06:19] <homerhomer> Crazylink: go to System, Administraton, click on  "Hardware Drivers" and see if the Nvidia driver is installed
[06:19] <bluenzo^nix> billybigrigger: which CPU do you have? I have Intel Q9300
[06:19] <Incarus> Crazylink, this should help you: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[06:20] <Incarus> Crazylink, after doing that you can reboot and your resolution should be correct
[06:20] <Crazylink> Incarus: thank you very much
[06:20] <quibbler> billybigrigger_-> add to panel hardware monitor
[06:20] <Incarus> Crazylink, np
[06:20] <billybigrigger_> amd x2 5000 (2.6ghz stock) running at 3.4ghz, vcore bumped up 100mv to 1.46, stressing it atm, been running for about 20 mins now, not seeing anything over 40c
[06:20] <Incarus> homerhomer, i think ati got a better linux support
[06:20] <bluenzo^nix> billybigrigger: I have "EVEREST Ultimate Engineer Edition v4.60.1578 Portable" but its for windows I think...
[06:20] <homerhomer> Incarus:  Really?
[06:20] <Crazylink> Incarus: brb while i read
[06:20] <pretender> here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/139338/ after it closes
[06:20] <billybigrigger_> bluenzo^nix, try Phoronix Test Suite
[06:21] <pawan1234> in which directory wallpapers are stored
[06:21] <bluenzo^nix> billybigrigger: 40c is fine for load temps
[06:21] <dr_willis> I think ati and nvidia bothneed tobe slapped around a bit :)
[06:21] <Incarus> Crazylink, what is brb?
[06:21] <homerhomer> Incarus: I have had nothing but issue with my ATI card on my laptop.
[06:21] <billybigrigger_> bluenzo^nix, just want to know why lm-sensors has 2 temps for each core?
[06:21] <Sagaci> is there any way to change the format of the time displayed, atm is is Sat Mar 28, 17:20, i'd like it to so Saturday, 28th March, 17:21
[06:21] <homerhomer> Incarus: and my Nvidia on my desktop has been smooth as silk
[06:21] <billybigrigger_> Core0 Temp:  +24.0°C
[06:21] <billybigrigger_> Core0 Temp:  +37.0°C
[06:21] <billybigrigger_> Core1 Temp:  +20.0°C
[06:21] <billybigrigger_> Core1 Temp:  +15.0°C
[06:21] <FloodBot1> billybigrigger_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:21] <Incarus> homerhomer, ati dont want to support the old cards
[06:21] <Supertanker> billybigrigger_, I'm not an expert, but I'm guessing one is a mobo sensor and one is a sensor on/in the die itself.
[06:21] <billybigrigger_> sorry, thought that would go in 1 line
[06:22] <Supertanker> My dual-core only has one temp each.
[06:22] <bluenzo^nix> billybigrigger: are you on windows or nix?
[06:22] <billybigrigger_> no, i have MB Temp, 44c
[06:22] <homerhomer> Incarus: did you say that you installed fglrx 9.3 on Jaunty?
[06:22] <Supertanker> I think
[06:22] <Supertanker> Lemme look
[06:22] <billybigrigger_> well i am in an #ubuntu channel no? :P im in nix
[06:22] <Supertanker> Yeah, one temp per core
[06:22] <billybigrigger_> hmmm
[06:22] <Incarus> homerhomer, no, not really, i use SiS
[06:22] <bluenzo^nix> billybigrigger: There are some good windows monitoring tools, but i have NO clue about nix's tools lol
[06:22] <Supertanker> billybigrigger_, are you using an Intel CPU, per chance?
[06:22] <billybigrigger_> amd x2
[06:22] <prohna> i cant get the resolution for console mode to change, ive tried editing menu.lst which now causes grub to throw and error at boot and have me choose a mode, but none of them work
[06:22] <homerhomer> Incarus: bah ha ha
[06:22] <Supertanker> My Amd Athlon X2 on this particular mobo has one sensor per CPU core
[06:22] <billybigrigger_> Supertanker, look up a bit
[06:23] <ness> " NO WRITE ACCESS TO '/root/.ICEauthority" cant load Kde  anyhelp?
[06:23] <Supertanker> billybigrigger_, oh, odd
[06:23] <Supertanker> It might be your mobo then
[06:23] <Supertanker> I has a cheap HP mobo
[06:23] <Incarus> homerhomer, what the? i got direct screen rendering and 3d things
[06:23] <Incarus> homerhomer, its good
[06:23] <billybigrigger_> no, i have a decent asus mobo
[06:23] <dr_willis> ness:  what are you trying to run? and what does it ahve to do with 'root'
[06:23] <bluenzo^nix> billybigrigger: you normally have one temp per core, dunno whats up with urs lol...
[06:24] <billybigrigger_> i have core0 x 2 core1 x2 mb temp, cpu temp fan speed, gpu temp,
[06:24] <homerhomer> Incarus: I'm jealous, how about suspend? does it work
[06:24] <ness> not trying to run, anything just cant load kde
[06:24] <CaneToad> I have a Dell Vostro 1710 with Nvidia GeForce 8600M and am yet to find a viable video driver solution for Intrepid.  The open source driver works, but doesn't support video, and the closed source driver works but intermittently bombs.  Any recommended video driver solutions apart from running ubuntu under vmware in a competing operating system?????
[06:24] <Incarus> ness, "sudo chmod 777 /root/.ICEauthority"
[06:24] <billybigrigger_> well maybe its an average? like a low and hi temp for each core, for a certain time period?
[06:24] <Supertanker> billybigrigger_, is there any seperate 'mobo' temperature?
[06:24] <Incarus> homerhomer, in intrepid, but not in jaunty
[06:24] <billybigrigger_> Supertanker, yes
[06:24] <bluenzo^nix> billybigrigger: no idea, average isnt a good idea to go by either lol
[06:24] <billybigrigger_> i can post a screenshot of lm-sensors
[06:24] <Supertanker> Oh
[06:24] <Supertanker> billybigrigger_, my only guess is that it's got an internal sensor for each core and an external one on the mobo
[06:25] <homerhomer> Incarus: I guess, free has its price.
[06:25] <Incarus> CaneToad, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[06:25] <Supertanker> Sorry I'm not much more help :/
[06:25] <pawan1234> how to change default background wallpapers directory to some other directory
[06:25] <Crazylink> Incarus: i have to reboot ill be right back
[06:25] <Incarus> homerhomer, but its more secure
[06:25] <billybigrigger_> http://pastebin.com/m1a803463
[06:25] <Incarus> Crazylink, k
[06:25] <Crazylink> cross yoru fingers for me :D
[06:25] <Incarus> k
[06:25] <homerhomer> Incarus: I agree, I'm sticking with nix.
[06:26] <ness> sudo chmod 777 /root/.ICEauthority  i get chmod cannot access /root/.ICEauthority input/output error
[06:26] <homerhomer> Crazylink:  good luck
[06:26] <Incarus> ness, lol
[06:26] <ness> yes lol Incarus haha
[06:26] <prince_jammys> ness: why are you doing that anyway?
[06:26] <Incarus> ness, kde is starting with root rights (i think), so it should have permission
[06:27] <prince_jammys> chmod 600 should suffice
[06:27] <ness> im using backtrack not ubuntu i can load flux but not kde
[06:27] <ness> everything was working fine untill i logged out without shutting down
[06:28] <Incarus> ness, BackTrack is Slackware GNU/Linux, wrong chat
[06:28] <clearscreen> I thought it was a knoppix fork :x
[06:29] <Incarus> ness, or do you use backtrack 4?
[06:29] <ness> nah its 3
[06:29] <quibbler> pawan1234-> just click add and choose what ever directory you want (i have a wallpaper directory in my home)
[06:29] <ness> soo close to getting my drivers to install. then this crap happens
[06:30] <Incarus> ness, you could try the backtrack 4 live cd, it got a debian core
[06:30] <eqisow> dvd*
[06:30] <Anusien> Ah, I think I found the proprietary drivers.  ATI makes one set of drivers that support a large number of cards, but they don't list it for each card...
[06:30] <dr_willis> ness if it says input/output errro.. i would fsck the filesystems
[06:30] <prohna> how do i enable framebuffer in intrepid?
[06:30] <rabiddachshund> I'm trying to set up GNUPanel. It's asking for my public ip, but it's dynamic. What can I give it?
[06:30] <Incarus> Anusien, k
[06:30] <ness> im running on wmware atm could this be why
[06:30] <dr_willis> !framebuffer
[06:31] <dr_willis> ness:  no idea. fsck the filesytems and see if they checkout ok
[06:31] <Incarus> rapiddachshund, maybe 127.0.0.1?
[06:32] <rabiddachshund> Incarus: It's already asked for my internal address. Would that mess it up?
[06:32] <willbeeler> how's it going guys
[06:32] <Incarus> rapiddachshund, dont know
[06:32] <ness> fsck 1.39 (29-may-2006) ?
[06:32] <Crazylink> im back
[06:32] <Incarus> ness, wow, thats old
[06:33] <ness> x_X
[06:33] <Incarus> ness, try backtrack 4
[06:33] <Incarus> i have to go
[06:33] <Incarus> bye
[06:33] <faeryan_> Speaking of fscking, you know that file system scan after every 30 mounts on reboot? Can I manually run fsck to reset that counter, cause I hate having to hit Esc everytime at bootup
[06:34] <eqisow> faeryan: you could just let it run on boot, it doesn't try to do it for the luls, you know
[06:34] <ness> backtrack4 hard to install with wmware for a newb? ;p
[06:34] <dr_willis> its Best to LET it scan
[06:34] <Crazylink> hmmm i tured on the driver that was under my hardware drivers and rebooted and no difference
[06:34] <faeryan_> eqisow: I know, but I'd rather do it while computing instead of having to wait for it to do it while I'm waiting.
[06:35] <dr_willis> have patience.. and yes. that every 30 is settable via tune2fs command
[06:35] <dr_willis> faeryan_:   you dont fsck mounted filesystem normally
[06:35] <clearscreen> faeryan_: afaik it can be dangerous to run fsck on mounted fs
[06:35] <faeryan_> Ah crap.. Gotta let it run then. Thanks.
[06:36] <dr_willis> yes - LET it run
[06:36] <quibbler> faeryan_-> look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=295262
[06:36] <johninlex> where is thunderbird back up file
[06:37] <faeryan_> Thanks quibbler. I'll give that a looksee
[06:37] <homerhomer> Crazylink: you should try to change the resolution
[06:37] <vegombrei> i have a wierd problem .. ubuntu cant update itself always has an error connecting to its update sites
[06:37] <Crazylink> i tried
[06:37] <Crazylink> still gives me the same options
[06:37] <homerhomer> hmm
[06:37] <quibbler> johninlex-> what do you mean?
[06:38] <vegombrei> ziroday: sorry for the late response but im using the latest intrepid version of ubuntu
[06:38] <faeryan_> vegombrei: Sure your sources.list has the right addresses?
[06:38] <clearscreen> johninlex: your best bet is somewhere at  ~/.mozilla/thunderbird
[06:39] <vegombrei> faeryan_: how do i do that ?
[06:39] <joelar> when i try to execute './manage' i get command not found...looking for help
[06:39] <vegombrei> faeryan_: i mean i kow where the update info is but what do i compare it to ?
[06:39] <faeryan_> vegombrei: Easiest one I think is to type on terminal: "gedit /etc/apt/sources.list"
[06:40] <dr_willis> joelar:  if  'manage' is a command in teh curreet directory and executable that would be correct... aparently somthing is wrong
[06:40] <faeryan_> vegombrei: You could google for ubuntu sources.list and compare it with those
[06:40] <homerhomer> Crazylink: how you feel about Terminal?
[06:40] <johninlex> thanks clearscreen
[06:40] <Crazylink> homerhomer: i went system > admin > hardware drivers and turned on the grapics driver there rebooted and nothing
[06:40] <vegombrei> faeryan_: also it says the public key isnt available .. whats that mean ?
[06:40] <orbii> anyone here running ubuntu entirely on an apple, macbook pro to be specific...
[06:40] <Crazylink> im not scared to use it as long as i know what commands im throwing in there
[06:40] <joelar> i have a manage.py dr_willis that's all
[06:41] <faeryan_> vegombrei: The source address hasn't been verified so you'd have to do it manually, but it shouldn't cause errors while updating so that's another matter.
[06:41] <joelar> the full command from the instructions i'm trying to follow is './manage shell' they don't mention executing
[06:41] <homerhomer> Crazylink: Good
[06:41] <joelar> ..'python manage.py shell'
[06:41] <Crazylink> iv used it before but when it comes to those commands im a newbe
[06:41] <dr_willis> joelar:  then the proper command to run it is NOT ./manage  it MIGHT be python manage.py
[06:41] <Crazylink> homerhomer: but if there are directions with the commands i can do it
[06:41] <joelar> hrm, ok - thx for your attn dr_willis
[06:42] <homerhomer> Crazylink:  okay
[06:42] <vegombrei> faeryan_: could you help me with this ?
[06:42] <faeryan_> vegombrei: Be sure to note there's your country marker in those addresses right after http part and that the end of the address has the Ubuntu version you are running, for example Intrepid
[06:42] <efeX^> Anyone know why my terminal settings wont save? (window size)
[06:43] <faeryan_> vegombrei: Or you could post your sources.list info on pastebin
[06:43] <homerhomer> Crazylink: what resolution are you getting
[06:43] <Crazylink> homerhomer:  just 640 x 480 and 320 x 240
[06:44] <Crazylink> so you can see why i want to fix this lol
[06:44] <homerhomer> ouch, what resolution does your monitor support
[06:44] <efeX^> anyone? :(
[06:44] <Hobz> Hi there, I'm trying to put my /boot partition on a usb drive and I'm trying to test it.  Can I change the boot= line in lilo.conf to the USB drive and run lilo -v without affecting my current /boot partition?
[06:45] <Crazylink> that im not to sure on because it was given to me but i know i can get into1280×1024 at the least
[06:45] <homerhomer> okay,
[06:45] <yoley> hey
[06:45] <yoley> hola
[06:45] <yoley> q tal
[06:46] <yoley> alguien por ahi??
[06:46] <Crazylink> which is what i normaly like it at, i like my desktop tight small and crisp if that helps
[06:46] <faeryan_> yoley: This is mainly an english speaking channel. Look for a localized channel for spanish or whatever you're speaking.
[06:46] <yoley> alguien q hable español??
[06:46] <yoley> mexico
[06:47] <quibbler> !es
[06:47] <yoley> #ubuntu-es
[06:47] <homerhomer> Crazylink:  hey, I can't find anything that's directly what I want to do, so I'll just walk you through it
[06:47] <vegombrei> W: GPG error: http://wine.budgetdedicated.com intrepid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 58403026387EE263
[06:47] <faeryan_> yoley: Do /join #ubuntu-es
[06:47] <vegombrei> faeryan_: thats the error i get
[06:47] <Crazylink> homerhomer: if you dont mind
[06:48] <Crazylink> homerhomer: please and thank you
[06:48] <homerhomer> Crazylink: Karma
[06:48] <homerhomer> Crazylink: can you open a command terminal
[06:48] <Crazylink> homerhomer: is a powerful and wonderful think
[06:48] <Crazylink> done
[06:48] <Hobz> what is the lilo channel called?
[06:49] <faeryan_> vegombrei: That shouln't affect on your updates from other sources. Still, you can google for public signatures budgetdedicated to get info on how to verify the address. I'm not too familiar with that stuff myself. Always have to google to do that myself as well.-
[06:49] <Hobz> because #lilo just takes me to #freenode
[06:49] <tetonca> #oldschool
[06:49] <tetonca> ;)
[06:49] <lstarnes> Hobz: try ##linux.  I'm not sure if there is a channel for lilo, but someone in ##linux likely knows
[06:49] <quibbler> vegombrei-> in a terminal do:   wget -q http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/387EE263.gpg -O- | sudo apt-key add -
[06:49] <faeryan_> vegombrei: You're after the latest wine versions then?
[06:49] <dr_willis> Hmm why use lilo?
[06:50] <homerhomer> Crazylink:  type or past the following ,   glxinfo | grep rendering
[06:50] <homerhomer> Crazylink:  and see if you see anything that says Direct_rendering
[06:51] <Hobz> dr_willis, I'd rather be using grub, unfortunately not an option
[06:51] <Crazylink> homerhomer: says Direct rendering Yes
[06:51] <dr_willis> good luck. Im not even sure LILO can boot usb drives
[06:51] <homerhomer> Great, so your video card is working properly
[06:52] <Hobz> I hear it can, you just have to add a root delay option to give it time to detect hardware
[06:52] <Hobz> hence the testing
[06:52] <tetonca> yes it can
[06:52] <homerhomer> Crazylink: so now we are going to create a backup of your xorg.conf file type,       sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup
[06:52] <tetonca> grub much easier tho
[06:53] <Crazylink> homerhomer: brb 1 second door
[06:53] <Hobz> I heart grub
[06:53] <homerhomer> Crazylink: it's going to ask for your root password and that's it
[06:54] <Crazylink> homerhomer: back inputing commands now
[06:54] <tetonca> damnsmall linux used to be easier to use with a usb stick if LILO was used instead of GRUB iirc.
[06:54] <faeryan_> Remember kids, don't give your root password to just anyone. :P
[06:54] <homerhomer> Crazylink: , brb - I need some wine
[06:54] <tetonca> here's mine: 0u812
[06:55] <Crazylink> homerhomer: says no such file in directory
[06:55] <Anusien> mine is the same as my luggage, 1234
[06:55] <bluenzo^nix> how do i set opers as default browser? i click links in xchat, they open in firefox
[06:55] <bluenzo^nix> opera*
[06:55] <faeryan_> tetonca: Reminds me of this age old joke: "Enter password: cock", "Error: Password too short"
[06:56] <tetonca> hahaha
[06:56] <tetonca> cute
[06:56] <homerhomer> sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup
[06:57] <homerhomer> Crazylink: did you copy it exactly
[06:57] <Crazylink> yes i believe so
[06:57] <homerhomer> okay I have aanother quick idea
[06:58] <homerhomer> copy this and paste it into your terminal
[06:58] <homerhomer> cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf ~/Desktop/
[06:58] <Crazylink> done
[06:59] <homerhomer> you'll now have a xorg.conf file on your desktop - can you open with (just double click on it)
[06:59] <Crazylink> done
[06:59] <loafers> Hi, do most usb wifi adapters work without installing drivers?
[06:59] <clearscreen> my bank password is 1337, have fun :(
[06:59] <homerhomer> okay, this file configures you display
[06:59] <homerhomer> look for a section call "Monitor
[07:00] <homerhomer> called Monitor
[07:00] <homerhomer> it will say Section "Monitor"
[07:00] <Crazylink> found it
[07:00] <faeryan_> loafers: What version of Ubuntu are you running?
[07:01] <Brando753> I need help building a program
[07:01] <loafers> faeryan, the latest
[07:01] <homerhomer> do you have anything that says Horizsync or vertrefresh
[07:01] <quibbler> !ask | Brando753
[07:01] <faeryan> loafers: Intrepid 8.10? It should have pretty good wifi support. Not sure if it can run everything without installing drivers but you could always try.
[07:02] <faeryan> loafers: What is the manufacturer of the wifi?
[07:02] <Crazylink> not anywhere on in that section
[07:02] <loafers> faeryan, ok thanks.  Do usb wifi adapters plug and play similarly to usb storage devices?
[07:02] <homerhomer> good
[07:02] <Brando753> but it is not about ubuntu as musch as programing :D and no one in ##Programming can help :D
[07:02] <loafers> faeryan, I havn't bought one yet bc i am unsure
[07:02] <homerhomer> does anything say modline in that section
[07:02] <faeryan> loafers: For me it did. Can't say for others.
[07:02] <homerhomer> modeline
[07:03] <loafers> faeryan, okay thanks
[07:03] <Crazylink> wait am i looking near where it says"Monitor"? or anywhere in the doc?
[07:03] <kos-ko> hi
[07:03] <faeryan> loafers: Your best bet is to use big and well known manufacturers
[07:03] <homerhomer> only in the monitor section
[07:03] <Crazylink> no nothing
[07:03] <loafers> faeryan, Good idea, but they tend to be slightly more expensive
[07:03] <homerhomer> good
[07:03] <quibbler> Brando753-> you could try in #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:04] <faeryan> loafers: Mine is A-Link and it worked nicely on my laptop.
[07:04] <homerhomer> okay lets go to the Section called "Screen"
[07:04] <loafers> faeryan, ic.  Is it true that nintendo ds and other game handheld usb wifi adapters work for laptops also?
[07:04] <faeryan> loafers: No idea.
[07:04] <homerhomer> do you have anything that refers to Modes  with some resolution settings?
[07:04] <Crazylink> found it
[07:04] <loafers> faeryan, ok thanks for the help
[07:05] <Crazylink> under the  "Screen" section there are Modes
[07:05] <Brando753> quibbler: thanks ill try
[07:05] <Crazylink> with different screen resos
[07:05] <homerhomer> yep,
[07:05] <homerhomer> what's the highest res
[07:06] <Crazylink> 1152x864
[07:06] <homerhomer> hmmm
[07:06] <tiklado> i can't connect my laptop in an LCD projector
[07:06] <homerhomer> do you know the make and model of you monitor
[07:07] <homerhomer> i wonder if your monitor even supports that res
[07:07] <Crazylink> compaq, FS7600 i believe
[07:07] <faeryan> There really should be a separate xorg.configurer software for Ubungu. Soemthing like the older versions had instead of this new Intrepid stuff.
[07:08] <homerhomer> Crazylink:  I google, is this it? http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=4454459
[07:09] <Crazylink> it wont let me see it
[07:10] <Crazylink> but
[07:10] <Crazylink> this is it right here
[07:10] <Crazylink> http://images.fixya.com/C/Compaq/177x150/32393832.JPG
[07:10] <homerhomer> oh okay,
[07:10] <FloodBot1> Crazylink: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:10] <homerhomer> okay,
[07:11] <faeryan> Crazylink: Your problem sounds a bit similar to what I had before. What kind of graphics card are you using and do you have an integrated card as well on your system?
[07:11] <Crazylink> it is an integrated GFX card and its a Gforce 6150 LE
[07:11] <noren> !drm
[07:12] <faeryan> Crazylink: Right, so no separate card? I had a geforce 6600gs and an integrated one. They got somehow messed up and I couldn't configure them properly. Fixed that by buying a new card that worked nicely without any separate configs.
[07:13] <dr_willis> 6600's have always seem to be picky
[07:13] <faeryan> Crazylink: Have you checked your BIOS that you have integrated chosen as the primary adapter and memory allocation is not on auto, but instead on something you specify yourself.
[07:13] <faeryan> dr_willis: Indeed. Luckily I had been thinking bout buying a new card anyways.
[07:14] <homerhomer> Crazylink: okay, remember that line that's called Modes with all the resolutions?
[07:14] <Crazylink> yes
[07:14] <homerhomer> replace it with this one
[07:14] <homerhomer> Modes		"1280x1024@60" "1024x768@85" "800x600@85" "720x400@70" "640x480@85"
[07:14] <Crazylink> all of them?
[07:15] <homerhomer> Yes, just copy the whole line and then paste it in place of the old one
[07:15] <Crazylink> because there are 6 mode lines with the same reso writen in them
[07:15] <homerhomer> ouch
[07:15] <Brando753> I need to design a Site Specific Browser similar to lockdown browser but prevent screen shots printing and copying well running and record stirkes on thise who try to, And lock someone out who has more then three strike these strikes our recorded on a mysql database I cant get an answer anywhere else so i came here :P
[07:15] <homerhomer> yes,
[07:15] <homerhomer> each one if for a different Depth mode
[07:15] <homerhomer> for each one is fine
[07:15] <Crazylink> ok
[07:16] <homerhomer> okay
[07:16] <homerhomer> go ahead and click save at the top of the screen
[07:17] <homerhomer> and close gedit, the editor
[07:17] <kos-ko> 1 question:   I have OS with 4.5 Gb.  (wdmk)   with vmware i can have just 10 gb for virtualmachines , when i  have  OS format .ISO i can have 10 or more gb pour VM.  how can i have 10 or more gb.  with  vdmk  ,   thanks:)
[07:18] <homerhomer> almost done
[07:18] <Crazylink> saving now
[07:18] <Crazylink> ok closed
[07:19] <homerhomer> now paste
[07:19] <homerhomer> sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup
[07:19] <homerhomer> it will create a backup of your config file
[07:19] <homerhomer> it will also ask for a password
[07:20] <Crazylink> done
[07:20] <homerhomer> now paste the following
[07:20] <homerhomer>  sudo cp ~/Desktop/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[07:21] <Crazylink> done
[07:21] <comicinker> Hi! my touchpad suddenly doesn't work anymore! It's found as SynPS/2 Synaptics Touchpad as /devices/platform/i8042/serio2/input/input7; I made dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg but no result. what's wrong? please help
[07:21] <homerhomer> okay, so there is a chance that this doesn't work, if so Ubuntu shoudl try to fix your monitor settings and you'll probably have to just go through a gui program.
[07:22] <homerhomer> so log out and log back in - good luck
[07:22] <Crazylink> reboot?
[07:23] <homerhomer> no, you should have to just go to system and log out
[07:23] <homerhomer> reboot would work too
[07:23] <homerhomer> oh man, I hope that works
[07:24] <loafers> My firefox opens in F11 mode everytime i fire it up.  How do I disable it?  It never happened before!
[07:25] <PC_Nerd> Hi,  I executed: "sudo iftop > /home/<user>/netlog", and nano reports ( when I read netlog) that it has "converted from Mac format"... what does this mean?>
[07:26] <loafers> Never mind got it working.
[07:26] <faeryan> I didn't get to answer. :(
[07:26] <Brando753> Can anyone help me ?
[07:26] <faeryan> Fire away Brando753, someone is bound to answer.
[07:27] <Crazylink> im back
[07:27] <homerhomer> Crazylink: and
[07:27] <Crazylink> no change :/
[07:27] <comicinker> Brando753: just ask
[07:27] <Brando753> i alredy did :P
[07:27] <Brando753> ages ago LP
[07:27] <homerhomer> can you go to system, pref, screen res and see if you have more options
[07:27] <Crazylink> did it, nothing :/
[07:28] <homerhomer> damn
[07:28] <faeryan> Site specific browser thing? Can't help there.
[07:28] <Brando753> :(
[07:29] <Saturn2888> I'm using Ubuntu Server 8.04.2 and all of the machines behind the server have Internet access, but the server does not. Before the server was the only one with access but DHCP wasn't working so I reformatted. How is it possible for the server itself not to have access when it has to?
[07:29] <homerhomer> Crazylink: we can try to have the xorg package try to reconfigure it
[07:30] <homerhomer> want to try?
[07:30] <homerhomer> if you go to the command line terminal again
[07:30] <Crazylink> homerhomer: how does it work and what needs to be done
[07:30] <homerhomer> and paste the following
[07:30] <homerhomer> sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[07:30] <homerhomer> it just rerun auto configuration and might work
[07:30] <Brando753> I cant suspend my hp Pavilion dv5 laptop i just get a black screen on resume
[07:31] <Crazylink> done
[07:31] <homerhomer> log out and back in -
[07:31] <homerhomer> :/
[07:31] <gartral> how do i restart the wine service in my system withour rebooting the computer?
[07:31] <Brando753> i get a black screen
[07:32] <homerhomer> gartral: you can type wineboot
[07:32] <CK-TECH> i installed ubuntu 8.10 but i use it for remote only how can i make it start normally that can make me use VNC remote to ?
[07:32] <homerhomer> or winesever -k
[07:33] <gartral> wtf... wineboot failed and errored...
[07:34] <homerhomer> Crazylink: how about it
[07:34] <Crazylink> well it worked but stopped at 800X600
[07:34] <homerhomer> hmm
[07:34] <homerhomer> getting there
[07:34] <homerhomer> okay, paste this into a terminal
[07:34] <homerhomer> gksu displayconfig-gtk
[07:35] <Crazylink> done
[07:35] <homerhomer> can you select a higher res
[07:36] <Crazylink> hang on im gonna selected my monitor from the list see if that helps because no i cant go higher
[07:36] <homerhomer> yep, try the test button too
[07:36] <homerhomer> I should have started here
[07:36] <homerhomer> I blame the wine
[07:36] <PC_Nerd> what is "Mac format", when nano reports "converted from Mac format" ?
[07:37] <gartral> homerhomer: thank you
[07:37] <Crazylink> lol. hmm my monitor isnt in the lst
[07:37] <tetonca> it is end of line chars pcnerd
[07:37] <prince_jammys> PC_Nerd: the file probably had different line endings (using carriage returns instead of newline characters)
[07:37] <tetonca> you can have a text using 0x0d or 0x0a or both as end of line
[07:38] <Crazylink> i tried to test and it failed.
[07:38] <homerhomer> Crazylink: , are you trying compaq or generic monitor
[07:38] <tetonca> ibm pc's had  0x0d 0x0a line endings.  Mac only used one of those.
[07:38] <Crazylink> compaq
[07:38] <PC_Nerd> ah ok  - thanks
[07:38] <homerhomer> select gerneric a
[07:39] <Crazylink> it was already on gerneric, on plug and play
[07:39] <tetonca> np
[07:39] <homerhomer> yeah, but this time select Monitor 1024 x 768
[07:39] <homerhomer> or 1280 x 1024
[07:40] <homerhomer> and test that
[07:40] <homerhomer> plug and pray doesn't always work
[07:40] <Brando753> I cant suspend my hp Pavilion dv5 laptop i just get a black screen on resume
[07:41] <homerhomer> Brando753:  what video card
[07:41] <Crazylink> failed for both...
[07:41] <Brando753> lol no clue it was the standard
[07:41] <Brando753> :P
[07:42] <homerhomer> Crazylink: what's the Hz at?
[07:43] <crow_> Hi, I have 8.10 installed on my eeepc w/ apache2, but I cannot see http://localhost/~user.  Note that http://locahost does work).
[07:44] <Brando753> i have no idea how to find out :P
[07:44] <homerhomer> Crazylink:  I'm getting tired, I going to try to help out Brando753 and go to bed
[07:44] <crow_> anybody running apache on ubuntu?
[07:44] <crow_> !apache
[07:45] <Crazylink> hang on one second homer i might have fixed it
[07:45] <Crazylink> brb gonna test it
[07:45] <tritium> crow_: you likely don't have userdir enabled
[07:45] <crow_> hmmm.... is that a package?
[07:45] <tritium> crow_: no, an apache module
[07:46] <crow_> How does one get it to be activated/
[07:46] <tritium> crow_: look in /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/ to see if you have symlinks to /etc/apache2/mods-available/userdir.load and userdir.conf
[07:47] <homerhomer> Brando753: do you know if it's has a Intel or AMD chip?
[07:47] <Brando753> no, how can i find out?
[07:47] <tritium> Brando753: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[07:47] <CosmiChaos> I accidentially run "sudo firefox", now my bookmarks are lost, my back/forward buttons do not wrk, every startup the plugin websites are loaded (first start), and nothing i can import or setup. everythings crappy, any ideas what did  go wrng r how to fix?
[07:48] <crow_> tritium: ok... I'm looking.
[07:48] <homerhomer> Brando753:  can you open a terminal
[07:48] <Brando753> yes
[07:48] <homerhomer> paste the following
[07:48] <homerhomer> cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep model
[07:49] <crow_> Ah!
[07:49] <crow_> I see!  This configuration is actually pretty easy. :-)
[07:49] <Brando753> model		: 15
[07:49] <Brando753> model name	: Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual  CPU  T3200  @ 2.00GHz
[07:49] <Brando753> model		: 15
[07:49] <Brando753> model name	: Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual  CPU  T3200  @ 2.00GHz
[07:49] <FloodBot1> Brando753: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:49] <tritium> crow_: it was not enabled?
[07:49] <homerhomer> ok
[07:50] <tritium> crow_: you can either create the symlinks yourself, or "sudo a2enmod userdir"
[07:50] <Strider> Quick Question. Every time my system starts up it writes "pulseaudio[6617]: pid.c: Stale PID file, overwriting." to my logs.
[07:50] <homerhomer> I'm just going to guess that you have nvidia
[07:50] <Brando753> Never assume :P
[07:50] <Strider> It doesn't seem to effect my sound any, but does anyone know whats wrong?
[07:50] <homerhomer> Brando753: can you go to system, administration, hardware drivers
[07:51] <homerhomer> it will tell you there
[07:51] <Brando753> 1 sec
[07:51] <faeryan> CosmiChaos: NEVER run firefox as a root. :)
[07:51] <CosmiChaos> faeryan: to late, what can i do now?
[07:51] <Brando753> homerhomer: im there
[07:51] <faeryan> CosmiChaos: sudo chown -R username:username /home/username/.mozilla where username is your actual username on that computer
[07:51] <homerhomer> CosmiChaos: ya, because then you might as well be running IE
[07:51] <CosmiChaos> it is owned by me already
[07:51] <faeryan> CosmiChaos: That should correct it.
[07:51] <tritium> crow_: status?
[07:51] <homerhomer> does it say nvidia ATI?
[07:52] <faeryan> If you run it as a root then it isn't. You need to fix it again.
[07:52] <Brando753> homerhomer: no
[07:52] <tritium> homerhomer: it would never say that
[07:52] <CosmiChaos> drwxrwx---  4 cypherdelic cypherdelic       4096 2009-02-10 17:40 .mozilla
[07:52] <Brando753> homerhomer: there is only a Brodcom wireless driver
[07:53] <homerhomer> okay this will work
[07:53] <homerhomer> paste this
[07:53] <homerhomer> grep  -i driver /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[07:53] <faeryan> CosmiChaos: So did you run that command? If you already own them then that command shouldn't break anything. IT's just making sure you have everything as supposed to.
[07:53] <homerhomer> into the command line terminal
[07:53] <CosmiChaos> faeryan: well i indeed did "sudo firefox" AND indeed /home/cypherdelic/.mozilla is ofned by cypherdelic:cypherdelic, wanna tell me what my files look like? :(
[07:53] <Brando753> nothing happened
[07:54] <homerhomer> Brando753:
[07:54] <tritium> crow_: status?
[07:54] <Boohbah> CosmiChaos: did you try closing firefox and running it again without sudo?
[07:54] <homerhomer> so suspend and resume issues are usually because of video drivers,
[07:54] <CosmiChaos> faeryan: but it worked, ineed. maybe some files in that directory where not right
[07:55] <CosmiChaos> Boohbah: yes, but thanks i got it now, the chmod recursive does it
[07:55] <CosmiChaos> did it
[07:55] <faeryan> CosmiChaos: If you're CosmiChaos The -R in the command applies the command in every subdirectory.
[07:55] <ness> can anyone help me out, im trying to install card:linksys WUSB54Gv2,802.11g/b USB2.0 chipset:Broadcom BCM432OSKFBG
[07:55] <CosmiChaos> faeryan: know that, thanks
[07:57] <bluefoxx> OK, so i'm running jaunty, which yes i realize is still in devolopment, but the +1 chan is pretty dead right now...So i figure maybe someone in here knows how i can disable IPMI before the system boots, because its causing the system to hang
[07:58] <Brando753> nothing happened
[07:58] <bluefoxx> i've tried both the recovery mode and normal booting, it tries to load on both, and causes it to hang forever
[07:58] <bluefoxx> i left the system for the afternoon and it failed still
[07:58] <tritium> crow_: it's hard to help someone who doesn't respond to questions...
[08:02] <mgun> I wanna be the very best, like no one ever was!
[08:05] <curt> any php programmers here?
[08:06] <curt> sorry, my client crashed so I'm going to ask again: any php programmers in here?
[08:06] <jack_spratt> Please answer me this: which distro has bigger repositories - Debian or Ubuntu?
[08:06] <jack_spratt> curt: yes I am a bit
[08:06] <crdlb> curt: ##php ?
[08:07] <crazylink> Homerhomer: are you still here?
[08:07] <TapouT> wowo
[08:07] <curt> crdlb sorry, irc noob here
[08:08] <comicinker> Hi! my touchpad suddenly doesn't work anymore! It's found as SynPS/2 Synaptics Touchpad as /devices/platform/i8042/serio2/input/input7; I made dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg but no result. what's wrong? please help
[08:08] <jack_spratt> curt: if its irrelevant to ubuntu then type "/join ##php[enter]" to join the best php irc channel
[08:08] <HammerHead66> ﻿jack_spratt: i have had a lot of luck with Ubuntu
[08:09] <jack_spratt> HammerHead66: good for you
[08:09] <crazylink> im having a problem with my moniter can someone please assists? i mistakenly put a test screen resolution to high for my monitor and rebooted, now when i boot into my ubuntu 8.10 my monitor shuts down saying its out of range, i had to boot into my old ubuntu CD to get here, can i please get some help?
[08:09] <HammerHead66> ﻿jack_spratt: why are you nee a mood if you asked a question you wanted answered?
[08:11] <jack_spratt> HammerHead66: I didnt know that you were answering me - I dont understand the relevance of your answer - I have used ubuntu a lot, I have had luck too, but that doesnt tell me which of the two distros has the biggest repositories. Thanks for answering anyway.
[08:12] <HammerHead66> ﻿crazylink: look at command line terminal commands to change it
[08:12] <HammerHead66> ﻿crazylink: or run a live cd
[08:12] <crazylink> can i fix it even tho im running ubuntu 6.11 from a CD atm? the problem is on my HD on my ubuntu 8.10
[08:13] <jack_spratt> crazylink: you can either boot to a cli in recovery mode and then use a cli editor like nano to change config files, or run a cli X configuration app.
[08:13] <jack_spratt> crazylink: or you can edit the config files from the livecd that you have and reboot into the installed copy
[08:14] <crazylink> Jack_spratt: im sorry to bug you but can you walk me through that? im not sure how to do this
[08:14] <crdlb> crazylink: there should be some "xfix" option in the recovery console
[08:14] <clearscreen> crazylink: you can mount your local partition and edit your xorg.conf file
[08:15] <jack_spratt> crazylink: yes, you can try crdlb s suggestion, or you can edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf in the livecd instead
[08:15] <jack_spratt> as clearscreen suggested
[08:15] <crazylink> would the problem be in my xorg.conf? i did the mistake while choosing the type of monitor and testing
[08:15] <clearscreen> but the easiest would be to just boot into your ubuntu installation and hit CTRL+ALT+F2 to swap to TTY2 (console), and fix it from there
[08:16] <jack_spratt> crazylink: yes all settings like that are stored in xorg.conf
[08:16] <clearscreen> crazylink: just boot into ubuntu, ctrl+alt+f2, log in to the console there.. then type "sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg"
[08:16] <clearscreen> and set your resolution there
[08:17] <jack_spratt> thats really not the most user friendly solution in my view
[08:17] <crazylink> ok sorry for being a pest, apparently there alot of ways which is the easiest way for a noob such as myself to use?
[08:17] <jack_spratt> but hey, they gotta learn some time i guess
[08:17] <clearscreen> jack_spratt: I think that's the easiest solution, unless you were still talking about modifying xorg.conf
[08:18] <enzotib> how to set an iptable rule to prevent a process with given pid to access the network?
[08:19] <clearscreen> crazylink: just boot into ubuntu, hit ctrl+alt+f2 when your screen screws up, log into theconsole there, and execute the command above
[08:19] <clearscreen> all will be fine :)
[08:19] <crazylink> ok thank you ill try if it doesnt work ill come bug you some more :)
[08:19] <jack_spratt> crazylink: it sounds harder than it is :)
[08:20] <crazylink> >.>
[08:20] <crazylink> D:
[08:20] <crazylink> make up your minds :'( confusing me
[08:20] <jack_spratt> whos disagreeing?
[08:21] <jack_spratt> i just meant dont worry about doing what clearscreen said because youll find it easier that you may think
[08:21] <jack_spratt> sorry to confuse you
[08:22] <chris062689> Does anyone know how to change your keyboard layout manually?
[08:22] <chris062689> I recently updated some files, and it changed my keyboard layout for some reason, and I can't login, I'm using a Live CD right now.
[08:23] <jack_spratt> chris062689: you can use xset for that I think
[08:24] <HammerHead66> ﻿chris062689: is the light on your Num Lock botton go on when it is booted?
[08:24] <chris062689> well, the problem is, I'm having to run a LiveCD
[08:24] <david_> hello
[08:24] <david_> where are the alsamixer settings stored?
[08:25] <chris062689> Will I still be able to use xset even through a LiveCD?
[08:25] <dr_willis> /etc/ or users  home dir i imagine.
[08:25] <david_> dr_willis, would you know which file?
[08:26] <jetienne> q. how to uninstall evolution and openoffice ?
[08:27] <HammerHead66> ﻿chris062689:  If the light is out turn it on and if the light goes out turn it back when booting
[08:27] <HammerHead66> ﻿chris062689: til you get to login
[08:27] <chris062689> How exactly would that solve the isalmic characters appearing on my keyboard?
[08:27] <chris062689> Plus; my keyboard doesn't have a numlock light button.
[08:27] <HammerHead66> caps?
[08:27] <bluenzo^nix> chris062689: get a new keyboard :P
[08:28] <chris062689> That's not the problem! >_<   after I updated, it switched itself from USA to Islamic characters.
[08:28] <david_> where are the alsamixer settings stored?
[08:29] <bluenzo^nix> ikonia, hello :)
[08:29] <HammerHead66> ﻿chris062689: go to desktop upper left hand side in text /System/Prefs'/Keyboard
[08:29] <chris062689> I can't even login
[08:29] <sweety-girl> eq
[08:29] <chris062689> I can't login, or login via console.
[08:30] <HammerHead66> ﻿chris062689: you should be able to change while your in live cd
[08:30] <chris062689> How though?
[08:30] <chris062689> Thats what I'm trying to figure out.
[08:30] <kieralvin> Good Day to all....
[08:30] <kieralvin> Good Day to all.... :)
[08:30] <HammerHead66> ﻿chris062689: are you in command line terminal?
[08:31] <o0Chris0o> !crosspost | chris062689
[08:31] <david_> can someone tell me how to write a sh script that opens a new terminal window wit a command but doesn't wait for that command to finish?
[08:31] <dr_willis> david_:  xterm -e ' command &'  or similer..
[08:32] <dr_willis> david_:  but why have it in a term anyway?
[08:32] <clearscreen> yeah, might as well run the command directly :P
[08:32] <o0Chris0o> any ops here? I just got a question, nothing too serious or anything
[08:32] <hoelk> histo, i have a small problem, maybe someone can help me: .doc files are recognized as "plain text" on my machine, so whenever I try to open one via double-click it opens my default text editor. if i change the defaul software to abiword, all my real plaintext files get opened by abiword, which is as undesireable. im running xubuntu for what its worth
[08:32] <clearscreen> o0Chris0o: #ubuntu-ops if Im not mistaken :)
[08:33] <clearscreen> hoelk: install openoffice
[08:33] <david_> dr_willis, i did that, but the script with pause until the command is executed and completed. is there a way for the script to continue executing without waiting for the command to finish?
[08:33] <hoelk> clearscreen, didnt help
[08:33] <david_> will*
[08:33] <clearscreen> right-click, (open with) or something similar
[08:33] <clearscreen> no clue under xfwm
[08:34] <clearscreen> it's quite intuitive under gnome
[08:34] <hoelk> clearscreen, yeah of course that works, but i want abiword to be associated as defaul application with doc files
[08:34] <mario_> n=tyfoo@77-20-31-238-dynip.superkabel.de
[08:34] <dr_willis> david_:  if it did that.. then the terminal would instantly close..  you wouldent see any output.. so why have a terminal open at all?
[08:34] <clearscreen> david_: add a "&" to the end
[08:34] <hoelk> clearscreen, the problem is just that my system apparently things ".doc" files are plaintext, and i dont know how to tell it otherwise
[08:35] <clearscreen> hoelk: no clue how to do that in xfwm, sorry :(
[08:35] <david_> dr_willis, because the new terminal will be working until the user closes it (airodump)
[08:35] <hoelk> clearscreen, hmpf :(
[08:36] <hoelk> clearscreen, thanks anyways
[08:36] <_acid__> nohup blafasel &  ?
[08:36] <HammerHead66> ﻿hoelk: are you inthe GUI?
[08:36] <Tyrath> HELP: My bluetooth isn't locating my mobile phone ( which also has bluetooth )
[08:36] <hoelk> HammerHead66, yes
[08:37] <hoelk> HammerHead66, in case you mean that i have x running ;)
[08:37] <HammerHead66> are you trying to make it for you to see or on a server?
[08:37] <hoelk> HammerHead66, hmm? i think you mean someone else
[08:38] <HammerHead66> right click the folder or file you want to open and it has option "open with other application
[08:38] <david_> clearscreen, and another thing. i want the script to pause until i press enter. ideas?
[08:38] <dr_willis> You said youi dident want it to pause.. :)
[08:38] <_acid__> david_, read?
[08:39] <dr_willis>  You can 'pause' with the read command
[08:39] <dr_willis> #!/bin/sh
[08:39] <HammerHead66> ﻿hoelk:﻿ right click the folder or file you want to open and it has option "open with other application
[08:39] <dr_willis> command
[08:39] <dr_willis> read
[08:39] <david_> oh, ok
[08:39] <david_> perfect
[08:39] <david_> cin.get(); basically
[08:40] <Tyrath> !offtopic
[08:41] <david_> clearscreen, you wouldn't know by any chance where the alsamixer settings are? like the volume value?
[08:41] <opengyan> help help !! Ubuntu 7.10 on Hp pavilion dv6000 latptop + Connecting to TV using S video cable
[08:41] <opengyan> no showing anything on TV
[08:42] <o0Chris0o> david_: open up your Terminal and type "alsamixer"
[08:42] <david_> o0Chris0o, i know that, once i press esc, where is the volume saved?
[08:42] <adda> hellooooooooo
[08:43] <o0Chris0o> david_: what do you mean by "saved" its saved system wide
[08:43]  * Kimi Kimi  is on ... not so happy for the Qualifiers//// but very happy as hamilton got a great spot :P
[08:43] <opengyan> anyhelp !!
[08:43] <o0Chris0o> david_: you may want to join #alsa maybe they can help you further
[08:43] <Kimi> !ask > opengyan
[08:44] <o0Chris0o> !patience | opengyan
[08:44] <david_> o0Chris0o, i have a live cd that when it starts has the volume at 100% i want it to start muted
[08:44] <casinaroyale> how to check the licensing of any ubuntu package??
[08:44] <timmytheraw> i have an ati mobility x1300... whether i use the open source or restricted ATI drivers video playback is choppy.  anyone know of a fix or a link to a fix to improve performance?
[08:44] <david_> o0Chris0o, what file to change?
[08:44] <o0Chris0o> david_: O
[08:44] <o0Chris0o> oops
[08:44] <Kimi> What is the equivalent software to MULTISIM ??
[08:45] <o0Chris0o> david_: I'm not sure if you can change the setting and have it be saved from a  liveCD. You would have to do it each time you load it up I think.
[08:45] <halycon> Sometimes when I load ubuntu it doesn't automatically connect to my wireless network does anyone know what would cause this?
[08:45] <david_> o0Chris0o, the volume is not saved to a file?
[08:46] <dr_willis> users volume settings are saved to a file in their home dir i belive.. check man alsamixer perhaps to see what files it uses
[08:46] <o0Chris0o> dr_willis: he is running a live cd though
[08:46] <david_> o0Chris0o, i can change the files on the cd easily
[08:46] <ness> ive installed driver for my wusb54g but i get nothing on iwconfig? ;\
[08:46] <david_> o0Chris0o, i only need to know what file
[08:47] <o0Chris0o> david_: Probably be best for you to ask in #alsa I'm not sure what file you would have to edit
[08:47] <casinaroyale> Re Asking :how to check the licensing of any ubuntu package??
[08:47] <david_> o0Chris0o, i asked, no answer so far. i just though someone here might know
[08:47] <meoblast001> is it at all possible to get a linux virus because my system is acting very strange
[08:47] <dr_willis>  /etc/asound.state (or whatever file you specify with the -f flag) is used to  store  current
[08:47] <dr_willis>        settings  for  your soundcards.
[08:47] <o0Chris0o> david_: just be patient someone will get to you sooner or later, not everyone in the channel is currently at there computer :)
[08:48] <crazylink> back
[08:48] <o0Chris0o> meoblast001: yes it is possible
[08:48] <o0Chris0o> !virus | meoblast001
[08:48] <maragaret> Hi how I make avisplit in two chunks (avi video)? avisplit -s 750 myfileinqueston.avi -o part2.avi and then hope the remaining will fit on a cdr, the file is 1.44 gigs, I would like to just split it evenly
[08:49] <Preben_R> hi. Is there a way to get info like the update-notifier in the console?
[08:49] <o0Chris0o> !acidrip | maragaret
[08:49] <meoblast001> o0Chris0o: do any exist that causes firefox to constantly report it needs to be restarted even after being restarted and popups with errors come up when using the address bar
[08:49] <maragaret> o0Chris0o: gui?
[08:49] <opengyan> kimi ubottu !! SOrry but i already asked a question :
[08:49] <Kimi> opengyan sorry
[08:49] <opengyan>  Ubuntu 7.10 on Hp pavilion dv6000 latptop + Connecting to TV using S video cable
[08:50] <o0Chris0o> meoblast001: not that I know of personally
[08:50] <meoblast001> ok
[08:50] <opengyan> nothing seen on TV
[08:50] <meoblast001> maybe it's a bug
[08:50] <Gnea> maragaret: avidemux can do that
[08:50] <dr_willis> meoblast001:  whats the video card?
[08:50] <o0Chris0o> opengyan: please don't repeat yourself, we heard you,
[08:50] <meoblast001> dr_willis: nvidious
[08:50] <taz_> hi ... i need some help  please... games chess,, how i can get 3d ?
[08:50] <opengyan> ok..
[08:50] <o0Chris0o> !patience > opengyan
[08:50] <meoblast001> since #launchpad is practically empty.... is there a way to uncommit from launchpad a change?
[08:50] <dr_willis> install nvidia drivers. use the nvidia-settings tool to eneable tv out is what i do
[08:50] <david_> dr_willis, the live cd doesn't have asound.state. is it a file that could be created when alsa starts at boot?
[08:51] <opengyan> ok ..i have nvidia setting
[08:51] <meoblast001> o0Chris0o: now firefox doesn't have a GUI
[08:51] <meoblast001> o0Chris0o: it's just a window with that little image in the top right
[08:51] <meoblast001> i think i should restart
[08:52] <dr_willis> david_:  no idea. i imagine it saves it at exit..
[08:52] <chris062689> How can I change the default keyboard layout with a LiveCD?
[08:52] <o0Chris0o> meoblast001: thats really odd,
[08:52] <opengyan> dr_willis: Could you tell how to enable tv out
[08:52] <Kimi> is there any electronic workbench like MULTIsIM in synpantic ?
[08:52] <david_> dr_willis, i will try to figure something out, thanks for the help
[08:52] <abeisgreat> chris, to change the keyboard layout temporarily go to the terminal and type "loadkeys us" without qutes replacing the us with your code
[08:52] <Kimi> !multisim
[08:52] <Kimi> !electronic workbench
[08:52] <dr_willis> opengyan:  install video card drivers.. (for nvidia) and run nvidia-settings tool.. a few clicks and its done
[08:52] <chris062689> abeisgreat: I need to change it on the actual destination system (not the LiveCD)
[08:53] <chris062689> abeisgreat: and I can't login to the destination system, because it won't accept my username / password because of the keyboard layout being in arabic for some reason
[08:53] <homy> Hi! Is there something like WINE the other way around? So running (binary) linux/ubuntu apps on windows?
[08:53] <maragaret>  avisplit -s myfileinqueston.avi -o part2.avi in this example if I just leave the file size out it should split it in half right?
[08:53] <dead_> hello world....
[08:53] <mgun> hello
[08:53] <abeisgreat> chris062689: ahh I see your issue
[08:53] <opengyan> dr_willis : i see on nvidea-setting there is TV-0 ...and i can enable it : Separate X screen/ twin view
[08:54] <chris062689> Please, PLEASE abeisgreat, help me get back into my system :(
[08:54] <Gnea> !info geda
[08:54] <david_> chris062689, have you tried the recovery option at boot? it autologs you in under root
[08:54] <dr_willis> opengyan:  i always use twinview
[08:54] <dead_> help me please
[08:54] <clearscreen> homy: kind of, it's called cygwin
[08:54] <Slart> homy: cygnus something?
[08:54] <Gnea> !helpme > DEadPuNk
[08:54] <opengyan> dr_willis: I should Save to to x confgi file and then restart right ?
[08:54] <Gnea> oops
[08:54] <HammerHead66> ﻿opengyan: see pm on install
[08:54] <Slart> homy: cygwin.. that was it
[08:55] <swayed> Hi - Is "Launchpad" a necessary or required app for Intrepid or could I safely uninstalled through Synaptics ? ?
[08:55] <Preben_R> I mean I guess the check for new security software is done by root. Is the info stored some place so a simple bash script can make a notification that you can see that you need to run an upgrade. I'm not talking about a full console version of update-notifier
[08:55] <dr_willis> opengyan:  i always backuip the working xorg.conf - then play with taht tool.
[08:55] <Gnea> DEadPuNk: sorry, the intended person left.
[08:55] <opengyan> dr_willis: sure
[08:55] <crazylink> Clearscreen: there you are, the command you gave me isnt working, when i type it in it says something about the -xorg not being recignized or something of that nature.
[08:55] <homy> Slart and clearscreen: but on www.cygwin.com it says " Cygwin is not a way to run native linux apps on Windows.  You have to rebuild your application from source if you want it to run on Windows. ".
[08:56] <clearscreen> crazylink:  you sure you wrote it down correctly?
[08:56] <clearscreen> it's xserver-xorg
[08:56] <swayed> Is Launchpad a required application - Or can it be removed ?
[08:56] <chris062689> Yes I did david_, but it won't accept input
[08:56] <clearscreen> homy: hence the 'sort of'
[08:56] <o0Chris0o> !launchpad | swayed
[08:56] <Slart> homy: oh.. my bad then.. never really used cygwin myself
[08:56] <crazylink> hmmm i might have put a space in it
[08:56] <homy> clearscreen: so there isn't something like wine the other way round?
[08:57] <clearscreen> that's as close as you're going to get, which is usually close enough
[08:57] <crazylink> clearscreen: ok but just so i know next step, what do i do next? will it fix it on its own or will i need to do anything else?
[08:57] <david_> chris062689, does it login root automatically?
[08:57] <chris062689> Yes I'm in root, but I can't type any commands
[08:57] <homy> clearscreen: can I compile programs that run in windows (via cygwin?) using ubuntu linux?
[08:57] <clearscreen> crazylink: some menu will come up asking you a couple of questions, one of them will be which resolution to use
[08:57] <gartral> how do i reset my USB bus?
[08:58] <swayed> o0Chris0o, So is it required or could I uninstall it ?
[08:58] <clearscreen> crazylink: you can use the default option for the other questions
[08:58] <crazylink> ok brb gonna try again
[08:58] <clearscreen> homy: no, cygwin does it the other way around
[08:58] <o0Chris0o> o0Chris0o: I don't think its required, but very very useful to keep it, if you run into a problem and an application crashes, it fills in your bug report for you
[08:58] <gartral> i have a device that says its connected, but i dont see the volumes on it
[08:58] <homy> clearscreen: oh, ok.
[08:58] <o0Chris0o> gah! I'm tired
[08:59] <o0Chris0o> swayed: I don't think its required, but very very useful to keep it, if you run into a problem and an application crashes, it fills in your bug report for you
[08:59] <clearscreen> homy: cygwin offers you a linux-like environment, you build linux software in there, and it'll allow you to execute them from windows (inside cygwin)
[08:59] <meoblast001> any Launchpad users here?
[09:00] <dr_willis> I tend to use Xming instead of cygwin  for a X server
[09:00] <homy> clearscreen: thanks!
[09:00] <david_> chris062689, why cant you type them? because of the wrong layout?
[09:00] <gartral> clearscreen: and colinux is wine in reverse :)
[09:01] <dr_willis> colinux = eniw ?
[09:02] <clearscreen> gartral: i looked it up, looks a little too intrusive to me, i dunno :P
[09:02] <swayed> o0Chris0o, Reason I asked I'm getting following error when I run my Update Mgr. < http://imagebin.org/43438 >
[09:03] <crdlb> swayed: that's not a serious error, it just means you have an untrusted repository in your software sources
[09:04] <gartral> clearscreen: if your running ubuntu, why not use wubi?
[09:04] <o0Chris0o> swayed: The error message is telling you that there are some authentication errors for some of the repositories in synaptic/sources.list
[09:04] <swayed> o0Chris0o: It's not a big deal I just close the error message and go with my updates and they install and work and all.
[09:04] <clearscreen> gartral: i wasnt the one asking the question ;)
[09:04] <o0Chris0o> swayed: You can try to clear the errors by running what it says in the message: sudo apt-get update
[09:05] <swayed> o0Chris0o: Yea I figured that but I looked at my list of repos and can't seem to see a problem.
[09:05] <crdlb> swayed: it's one of the ppa repos in your sources
[09:05] <swayed> o0Chris0o: ok - will do
[09:05] <Crazylink> clearscreen: i did it thank you very much! im back to my normal ubuntu
[09:05] <o0Chris0o> swayed: In simple terms, some respositories issue 'keys' to verify that the files are actually coming from their repository. Apparently at some point the keys changed and now your computer isn't sure it's talking to the correct source.
[09:05] <clearscreen> Crazylink: no problem! :)
[09:05] <swayed> crlb; would it help to have screen shot of my repos's ?
[09:05] <crdlb> swayed: I usually don't bother trusting PPA keys, so that I know exactly which packages are getting installed from an unofficial source
[09:06] <crdlb> swayed: but you can if you want to
[09:06] <Crazylink> clearscreen: i have one more other problem if you could help me with, because apparently from what you just helped me fix i dont know how to do it
[09:06] <crdlb> swayed: that's not necessary, just look for the ppa.launchpad.net one
[09:06] <clearscreen> Crazylink: just ask :P
[09:07] <swayed> crlb; Ah I think it might be one I questioned - habg on and I'll remove it and refresh Synaptics then run update see if I still get error.
[09:07] <Crazylink> well i just upgraded to 8.10 today so im still trying to get it fixed, i need to get my screen resolution higher but its stuck at where its at
[09:07] <Crazylink> someone tried to help me ealier but only got so far
[09:07] <Crazylink> when i tried to do it myself... well that happened
[09:07] <crdlb> swayed: I'm sure you wont; the question is whether you want that repo
[09:08] <clearscreen> Crazylink: what drivers are you using?
[09:08] <Zedde> Hmm
[09:08] <angel_love> helo
[09:08] <Zedde> bah
[09:08] <abeisgreat> howdy
[09:08] <Crazylink> for my GFX? what ever was under my hardware drivers
[09:08] <swayed> crlb, I could live with out it - it's one I added before on my own.
[09:08] <o0Chris0o> !hi | angel_love
[09:08] <clearscreen> Crazylink: "cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | grep Driver"
[09:09] <devilmaycry13> a wierd issue of transparency! Some windows are transparent, while they should not be.
[09:09] <Crazylink> mind if we move to private chat?
[09:09] <chris062689> Nope, that didn't work :(
[09:09] <clearscreen> Crazylink: prefer not to actually :P
[09:09] <meoblast001> how do i uncommit in launchpad? i own the project
[09:10] <Crazylink> fair enough
[09:10] <crdlb> swayed: my point is that it's not breaking anything, you just didn't import its signing key
[09:10] <Crazylink> ok well this is what came up
[09:10] <crdlb> meoblast001: #launchpad ?
[09:10] <Crazylink> Clearscreen: Driver		"kbd"Driver		"mouse"
[09:10] <Zedde> Hmm
[09:10] <meoblast001> crdlb: no one is answering my questions because it is so late so i thought this was the next best palce
[09:10] <clearscreen> Crazylink: just that?
[09:10] <Crazylink> just that
[09:10] <Zedde> I can't get the time to change
[09:11] <o0Chris0o> Zedde: what seems to be the problem?
[09:11] <crdlb> meoblast001: that's unlikely, I'd just wait :)
[09:11] <swayed> crdlb, Yea point taken - probably going to start over with clean install of the new Jaunty in a month or so anyways - and just install apps I really like or use anyways - Have so much junk on here now it's not funny.
[09:12] <clearscreen> Crazylink: what drivers show up at "hardware drivers" then?
[09:12] <Crazylink> just drivers for my graphics card.
[09:12] <Zedde> I have 2 accounts one I have change but the other keeps the GMT time and I'm on EST
[09:12] <swayed> crdlb, gotta try out every app under the sun ya know ...  :o)
[09:12] <Zedde> CET
[09:12] <clearscreen> Crazylink: yeah, but what are they called :p
[09:13] <crdlb> swayed: yep, I've been there :)
[09:13] <Zedde> I have adde the right string to the .profile file
[09:13] <meoblast001> crdlb: so i suppose i won't be getting any sleep tonight :( :/
[09:13] <swayed> o0Chris0o, Thanks much...
[09:14] <o0Chris0o> swayed: np, I tried :)
[09:14] <swayed> crdld, Thanks to you as well.... have good day or night cul8tr
[09:14] <pseudomorph> anyone got a second or two to help with a samba problem?
[09:14] <Crazylink> clearscreen: Nvidia accelerated graphics driver(latest card)
[09:14] <o0Chris0o> !ask | pseudomorph
[09:15] <Zedde> o0Chris0o: Hmmm and this user I'm running irssi isn't in the sudo user list
[09:15] <pseudomorph> ubottu: sure na probs
[09:15] <clearscreen> Crazylink: just to make sure you're actually running them, does this return "Yes"? "sudo glxinfo | grep direct"
[09:15] <benchew> hello everyone
[09:16] <Crazylink> hmmm brb now its not on, but i know i tured it on ealier
[09:16] <Crazylink> gotta reboot
[09:16] <chazco> Hi... how can I save the audio from an .flv file? Totem can play it, but ffmpeg and memplayer both give flv errors when trying to save the audio...
[09:16] <swayed> o0Chris0o, Yea - point crdlb made is a good one - it's not broke really so will let it go fer now and do clean install of new Jaunty after final is out. Thanks
[09:16] <benchew> i have a sound card problem
[09:16] <benchew> though i have installed ala
[09:16] <Kimi> is there any electronic workbench software like MULTISIM ?
[09:16] <benchew> though i have installed alsa
[09:17] <benchew> anyone could help me?
[09:17] <benchew> i am still new to ubuntu
[09:17] <clearscreen> benchew: define 'problem'
[09:17] <Kimi> !problem
[09:18] <HammerHead66> ﻿benchew: what graphic card do you have?
[09:18] <pseudomorph> i'm having an issue with samba ignoring a create mask set under either global or the individual share. files created are created correctly as user:grop but with permissions of 766, files copied to the share take their existing permissions with them. I would like all files to be created with 660 and folders as 770
[09:18] <Viruskongen> how do i delete folders made with sudo?
[09:18] <attis84_> Kimi: if I were you, I'd launch synaptic and do searches for the words "electronics" and "workbench"
[09:18] <Kimi> attis84_,  ok
[09:18] <casinaroyale> I am planning to use a standard C library for my pygtk project. Could someone please tell me how ?
[09:18] <attis84_> Viruskongen, sudo rmdir
[09:19] <Crazylink> clearscreen: im back, and its on but just made my resolution worse, smaller
[09:19] <dave_> Good day! I was hoping somebody could shed some light on why I can't get my resolution above 1200x800 in Ubuntu 8.04. I'm using a 22" LCD monitor on a radeon mobility HD 2600. I was hoping to be able to run 1600x1200. Not sure if it matters but I am using Proprietary ATI drivers and compiz is working fine. Thanks in Advance,
[09:19] <Kimi> attis84_, is there any really ? do you know ?? something similar to MULTISIM ?
[09:19] <clearscreen> Crazylink: try "glxinfo | grep direct"
[09:19] <Crazylink> rendering is yes
[09:19] <Zedde> Hmm
[09:20] <clearscreen> Crazylink: type "sudo nvidia-settings"
[09:20] <Kimi> attis84_, i did.... nothing is there what i want now
[09:20] <attis84_> Kimi, I'm not that much into electronics, but out of 20k+ packages, I'd be surprised if there's nothing to suit your needs at least to some degree :)
[09:20] <Crazylink> clearscreen: command not found
[09:20] <clearscreen> Crazylink: sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings
[09:20] <chazco> Hi... how can I save the audio from an .flv file? Totem can play it, but ffmpeg and memplayer both give flv errors when trying to save the audio...
[09:20] <Kimi> next Q : what is the option to be added to uname command to get the ubuntu's name and then its version numbr ?
[09:20] <attis84_> Kimi, you should also check out major O/S hosting services like freshmeat, sourceforge etc.
[09:20] <remoteCTRL> is this seriously the only approach to a system wide equalizer: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578 this is completely unpracticable, editing values in a text file...???
[09:21] <Crazylink> clearscreen: installing
[09:21] <Kimi> attis84_, . i dont know them ok i will do now
[09:21] <Crazylink> clearscreen: done
[09:21] <remoteCTRL> Kimi: lsb_release is the command you are looking for
[09:21] <attis84_> Kimi, uname is no good, it'll only identify the kernel for you
[09:21] <clearscreen> Crazylink: now sudo nvidia-settings
[09:21] <clearscreen> remoteCTRL: I had the same issue, seems to be the only way indeed
[09:21] <Kimi> remoteCTRL,  no LSD modules available
[09:22] <Crazylink> clearscreen: ok Nvidia window opened
[09:22] <Kimi> i got this
[09:22] <clearscreen> definitely needs some usability improvements
[09:22] <Kimi> remoteCTRL,  ?
[09:22] <attis84_> Kimi, cat /etc/issue
[09:22] <clearscreen> Crazylink: "X Server Display Configuration"
[09:22] <Kimi> attis84_, B-) thanks
[09:22] <remoteCTRL> clearscreen: well that seroiusly suxx... i don't know why but i am getting out way too much bass everywhere and no way to correct this expect one where you need a doctor title i order to understand it-.-
[09:22] <bazhang> Kimi, oregano, eagle
[09:22] <clearscreen> Crazylink: you can set your resolution there, still shouldnt set it higher than your monitor supports
[09:23] <remoteCTRL> Kimi: the information that you are looking for, lsb_release gives you that
[09:23] <bazhang> !info oregano > Kimi
[09:23] <Crazylink> clearscreen: my screen is to small for me to see the whole window
[09:23] <bluenzo^nix> Can I rename my username or do I have to create a new one?
[09:23] <bazhang> !equivalents > Kimi
[09:23] <remoteCTRL> bazhang: do you happen to know anything about a systemwide equalizer?
[09:23] <clearscreen> Crazylink: lol mmm
[09:23] <Kimi> remoteCTRL, it did NOT work
[09:23] <bluenzo^nix> hi remoteCTRL  <3
[09:23] <remoteCTRL> hehe hi bluenzo^nix
[09:24] <remoteCTRL> Kimi: well so why didn't it?
[09:24] <SandGorgon> guys.. can i run a live cd ISO off a usb stick - dont have a blank cd right now...
[09:24] <bluenzo^nix> Is it possible to rename my username or do I have to create a new one
[09:24] <dave_> sorry to repost -> Good day! I was hoping somebody could shed some light on why I can't get my resolution above 1200x800 in Ubuntu 8.04. I'm using a 22" LCD monitor on a radeon mobility HD 2600. I was hoping to be able to run 1600x1200. Not sure if it matters but I am using Proprietary ATI drivers and compiz is working fine. Thanks in Advance
[09:24] <Kimi> remoteCTRL,  no LSD modules available
[09:24] <attis84_> bluenzo^nix, actually you can, but I don't know if there's an easier way than to edit /etc/passwd and shadow and do it by hand
[09:24] <bluenzo^nix> attis84_, hmm k
[09:24] <bazhang> remoteCTRL, what is the equivalent you know of
[09:24] <Kimi> but cat /etc/issue worked
[09:25] <clearscreen> Crazylink: that is... interesting, I guess you should edit your xorg file manually
[09:25] <Viruskongen> how can i check if i have alpha or beta jaunty
[09:25] <dave_> SandGorgon: yes, you can.
[09:25] <Kimi> bazhang, thaanks for sending ubonttu :D ;)
[09:25] <clearscreen> Crazylink: can you do "sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf" and paste the contents to www.pastebin.com?
[09:25] <attis84_> remoteCTRL, anyway, what is LSD for besides the halluciongenic?
[09:25] <dave_> nothing, it's just a drug ;P
[09:25] <bazhang> !ot > attis84_
[09:25] <Zedde> o0Chris0o: could you help me, I changed the .profile and added the line I get from tzselect and reloged in still on GMT
[09:25] <SandGorgon> dave_: any pointers on how to ?
[09:26] <dave_> SandGorgon: Yep, one sec mate I'm looking for this app for you
[09:26] <SandGorgon> thanks..
[09:26] <remoteCTRL> Kimi: you might want to install lsb first then
[09:26] <Crazylink> clearscreen: sure thing one second
[09:26] <remoteCTRL> bazhang: come again?
[09:26] <Crazylink> everything?
[09:26] <Kimi> remoteCTRL,  instead as attis told : cat /etc/issue worked
[09:26] <bazhang> remoteCTRL, what is the equivalent to the equalizer you speak of
[09:26] <remoteCTRL> Kimi: allright then
[09:27] <Crazylink> clearscreen: everything?
[09:27] <Kimi> remoteCTRL, but thanks
[09:27] <clearscreen> Crazylink: yes please :)
[09:27] <remoteCTRL> bazhang: i still don't get the question, if i kenw of an equivalent i wouldn't have to ask, right?
[09:27] <remoteCTRL> Kimi: np
[09:27] <bazhang> remoteCTRL, ie the original
[09:28] <dave_> SandGorgon:  http://lubi.sourceforge.net/unetbootin.html
[09:28] <Kimi> where is DISK DEFRAGMENAR in ubuntu ?
[09:28] <Crazylink> clearscreen: Done
[09:28] <bazhang> Kimi, none needed
[09:28] <remoteCTRL> bazhang: i have no idea dude, i am looking for something to turn down the bass on a system wide basis, as it is always way too much no matter from what app
[09:28] <clearscreen> Kimi: there's no disk defragmentation, it isnt needed
[09:28] <dave_> Sandgorgon: That app will do it for you in a few clicks, ridiculously easy :) enjoy.
[09:28] <clearscreen> Crazylink: link? :P
[09:28] <SandGorgon> dave_: thanks!
[09:28] <Kimi> bazhang, clearscreen   :O
[09:28] <dave_> Sandgorgon: No problem mate,
[09:28] <Kimi> baz_, clearscreen  ??
[09:29] <remoteCTRL> bazhang: and if possible in an everyday life applicable manner, ie. not having to edit text files in order to do so...
[09:29] <Kimi> baz_ sorry.. its not for you
[09:29] <dave_> Can anyone shed some light on why I can't get my resolution above 1200x800 in Ubuntu 8.04. I'm using a 22" LCD monitor on a radeon mobility HD 2600. I was hoping to be able to run 1600x1200. Not sure if it matters but I am using Proprietary ATI drivers and compiz is working fine. Thanks muchly :D
[09:29] <clearscreen> Kimi: ext3 filesystem doesnt need defragmentation
[09:29] <Kimi> clearscreen, then ok..
[09:29] <bullgard4> "~$ file /usr/share/doc/linux-doc-2.6.24/Documentation/networking/README.ipw2200; /usr/share/doc/linux-doc-2.6.24/Documentation/networking/README.ipw2200: ASCII English text." But Nautilus shows 'Type=README_Document'. Where does Nautilus take this information from?
[09:29] <Crazylink> clearscreen: http://pastebin.com/d74bc4841
[09:29] <remoteCTRL> bazhang: you wanna tell me no such thing, right?*g*
[09:29] <koshar2> dave_ it may be the edid signal
[09:29] <bazhang> remoteCTRL, the sound controls can do that, using the gui (no need for editing conf files)
[09:29] <Kimi> is there any alternate to AGE OF EMPIRES 3 ....... with same great effects and others...... !
[09:30] <ech0s7> hi
[09:30] <ech0s7> i'm looking for a application that can read a cd-rom skipping the error, or repairing them... do you know?
[09:30] <Kimi> *dont say freecol .... its not better
[09:30] <noiz> eg
[09:30] <bazhang> Kimi, check the appdb to see if it will run
[09:30] <bazhang> !appdb | Kimi
[09:30] <Kimi> bazhang, what if ,  i search for native linux ?
[09:30] <bluenzo^nix> remoteCTRL, i forgot how, how do u install an icon pack :S
[09:30] <Icebunt1> bazhang:  what is the ops channel name ?
[09:30] <clearscreen> Crazylink: mmmm hold on
[09:30] <remoteCTRL> bazhang: in that case i gotta be blind or something, as i haven't found any gui eualizer so far, only volume controles?
[09:31] <bazhang> Kimi, then do a websearch. this is not the games search channel
[09:31] <Kimi> bazhang,  I DID.....
[09:31] <Kimi> bazhang,  but did not get :(
[09:31] <bazhang> Kimi, then discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:31] <remoteCTRL> bluenzo^nix: have a look at this: http://www.gnome-look.org/
[09:32] <Kimi> another Q : why doesnt brasero not create MULTISESSION disc ??? the cd is used is moserbear CD R
[09:32] <dave_> koshar2: Thanks for your response, Any idea how I can reconfigure this edid signal ?
[09:32] <Kimi> i burn 2 mb and cd totally gone
[09:32] <clearscreen> Crazylink: maybe someone else can shed more light on this, I'm completely baffled by the fact that resolution config in xorg.conf are missing in all the ubuntu installations I've seen so far
[09:32] <Crazylink> wait
[09:32] <remoteCTRL> clearscreen: what card have you got?
[09:32] <Crazylink> try this clearscreen
[09:33] <pseudomorph> kimi: i think you'll need to use k3b for miltisession support
[09:33] <clearscreen> remoteCTRL: it's not me :)
[09:33] <Crazylink> clearscreen: this was on my desktop from earlier
[09:33] <bobbb> why should I use ubuntu over fedora?
[09:33] <Kimi> even the cd/dvd creator of places didnt make multisession cds
[09:33] <Kimi> !best
[09:33] <clearscreen> Crazylink: try this: "sudo xrandr -s 1024x768"
[09:33] <remoteCTRL> bazhang: please forgive my persistence but can you point me the way to that? i cannot find it...
[09:33] <dr_willis> bobbb:   if you perfer apt-get vs rpm..
[09:33] <Crazylink> clearscreen: this is sitting on my desktop from one trying to help me earlier
[09:33] <Crazylink> http://pastebin.com/d28e138db
[09:33] <Slart> bobbb: not really sure there are any major differences.. there's apt vs rpm
[09:34] <Kimi> pseudomorph, then why do ubu's default cd burn sw is brasero ?? ( whuch cant burn cd with multiseession ? )
[09:34] <Crazylink> clearscreen: and i have the first one *default* saved somewhere just incase stuff went sour
[09:34] <clearscreen> Crazylink: sudo xrandr -s 1024x768
[09:35] <crdlb> Kimi: first of all, k3b would not fit on the cd :)
[09:35] <Crazylink> size not found
[09:35] <Slart> bobbb: try a live cd of each.. see which one you like
[09:35] <bobbb> Why is ubuntu good?
[09:35] <Kimi> crdlb, you totally confuse me :X
[09:35] <pseudomorph> kimi: no idea, i just remember a friend complaining that he needed to install k3b for multisession, couldn't find a gnome app that still supported it
[09:35] <dr_willis> bobbb:  go try it and see if you like it.. read up at ubuntu.com or google for reviews...
[09:35] <crdlb> Kimi: k3b is a kde app
[09:35] <clearscreen> Crazylink: what modes does xrandr show?
[09:36] <Crazylink> clearscreen: size not found
[09:36] <clearscreen> Crazylink: just execute xrandr
[09:36] <Kimi> pseudomorph, why doesnt brasero or cd/dvd creator of ubuntu do MULTISEESSION
[09:36] <Slart> bobbb: we're not ubuntu salesmen/women.. this is a support channel
[09:36] <Crazylink> oops sorry
[09:36] <Kimi> crdlb then whats the use
[09:36] <dr_willis> i cant recall ever needing to ever do multisession...
[09:36] <bazhang> Kimi, it runs fine under gnome
[09:36] <Kimi> bazhang,  ok.. i understand
[09:36] <clearscreen> Crazylink: yeah, just run xrandr without anything else
[09:37] <pseudomorph> Kimi: once again. I don't know.
[09:37] <Kimi> bazhang, then what i ask is WHY ubuntu comes with default brasero that cant do multissesin ?
[09:37] <Crazylink> clearscreen: http://pastebin.com/d356df289
[09:37] <bazhang> Kimi, no idea.
[09:37] <eka> can any one tell how to do video chat in ubuntu?
[09:37] <Slart> Kimi: Brasero does multisession on my desktop
[09:37] <Kimi> bazhang, >.<
[09:37] <clearscreen> Crazylink: that is.. odd
[09:37] <dr_willis> Slart:  :)
[09:37] <Kimi> Slart, then help me ;)
[09:37] <bazhang> Kimi, please stop with the nonsense emoticons/extra comments
[09:38] <clearscreen> Crazylink: what's that xorg file you linked me before?
[09:38] <Slart> Kimi: press the burn button, then click properties, check "Leave disc open to add other files later"
[09:38] <clearscreen> Crazylink: is it from the same pc?
[09:38] <Crazylink> its the one sitting on my desktop someone tried to help me before
[09:38] <Crazylink> that was left there
[09:38] <Crazylink> yes
[09:38] <Kimi> bazhang, a pic is worth a 100 words... same do emoticons..... i just try not to flood the channel by typing stuff instead a small emotico
[09:38] <clearscreen> Crazylink: alright, you should try to use that one, looks a lot more complete
[09:39] <bazhang> Kimi, please stop.
[09:39] <clearscreen> Crazylink: mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup
[09:39] <Tyrath> does anyone know how to get gnokii working for a Samsung SGH-U700?
[09:39] <clearscreen> Crazylink: sorry, add "sudo" in front of that
[09:39] <Tyrath> feel free to type !! sudo
[09:39] <Kimi> Slart, ok.. as i am just 1 month :P old to ubuntu (and linux) i dont know all these/// as in NERO of xp, its a option shown in first there
[09:39] <crdlb> Slart: heh, I was just about to grab a blank CD so I could look at the dialog :)
[09:39] <bluenzo^nix> where is my wallpaper stored? i cant seem to find it
[09:39] <Tyrath> instead of typing the whole thing again
[09:40] <Tyrath> Crazylink: feel free to type sudo !!
[09:40] <Slart> crdlb: I had a pack on my desktop already =)
[09:40] <Tyrath> Crazylink: that's instead of typing the whole command again
[09:40] <Tyrath> so no-one uses gnokii?
[09:41] <Tyrath> Crazylink: !! basically represents what was typed in the previous command
[09:41] <Crazylink> clearscreen: done
[09:41] <mrwes> bluenzo^nix: /usr/share/backgrounds
[09:41] <clearscreen> Crazylink, alright now lets copy the one from your desktop: sudo cp /home/YOUR_USERNAME/Desktop/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:41] <bluenzo^nix> ty mrwes
[09:42] <over1ord> hello
[09:42] <over1ord> is thereanyone around who can help me?
[09:42] <over1ord> xD
[09:42] <Crazylink> done
[09:42] <clearscreen> just ask
[09:42] <mrwes> !ask | over1ord
[09:42] <clearscreen> Crazylink: now CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE and hopefully see you soon ;)
[09:43] <bluenzo^nix> mrwes, its not in there lol
[09:43] <bluenzo^nix> I downloaded a wallpaper awhile back, and i installed it, i dunno where its at now :S
[09:43] <Crazylink> clearscreen: no change
[09:43] <Kimi> what is the keyboard combinations instead of ctrl alt del of windows ?
[09:43] <mrwes> bluenzo^nix: what was it called?
[09:44] <clearscreen> Crazylink: what does xrandr say now?
[09:44] <bluenzo^nix> mrwes, not sure :S
[09:44] <over1ord> haha ... okay. Im trying to install xubuntu on an older pc of mine but its not booting from CD. I've tried both the desktop iso and the alternatite iso. The boot order is setup correctly. The disks have been burnt correctly. I just dunno what is not working xD
[09:44] <Slart> Kimi: I don't think there is one that does exactly the same thing.. what are you looking for?
[09:44] <crdlb> Kimi: that does many things on windows, which function are you looking for?
[09:44] <Kimi> Slart, crdlb task manager
[09:45] <mrwes> bluenzo^nix: try System | Preferences | Background tab
[09:45] <Crazylink> clearscreen: same as before i believe
[09:45] <Crazylink> http://pastebin.com/d639dff4f
[09:45] <mrwes> !windows
[09:45] <clearscreen> Crazylink, if you type sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf .. is that the one you had on your desktop?
[09:45] <crdlb> Kimi: system > administration > system monitor
[09:45]  * Slart learned a new thing... weird windows button+L closes the window =/
[09:46] <bluenzo^nix> mrwes, yes its in there, but I want the file itself
[09:46] <Crazylink> clearscreen: yes
[09:46] <Kimi> Slart how you did that ?? i mean that learned a new thing "
[09:46] <Slart> Kimi: I'll tell you if you promise not to try it here in this channel
[09:47] <mrwes> bluenzo^nix: well the default location is /usr/share/backgrounds
[09:47] <Slart> Kimi: /me learned a new thing... it replaces  /me with your nickname.. it's called an ACTION I think
[09:47] <bluenzo^nix> ok ty mrwes
[09:47] <Kimi> ok
[09:47]  * Kimi Kimi thanks slart
[09:47] <bazhang> Kimi, stop that
[09:47] <clearscreen> Crazylink: mmmmpf, I have no idea why you're jailed to 640x480 resolution
[09:47] <Slart> Kimi: dont abuse it.. once a month or so is the allowed quota =)
[09:47] <Kimi> ok
[09:48] <Kimi> why doesnt firefox not sending downloads to GWGET ?
[09:48] <Kimi> was asking this yesterday too
[09:48] <clearscreen> Crazylink: last suggestion I'd have, is to run "sudo nvidia-xconfig"
[09:48] <mrwes> Kimi: firefox sends download to where ever you tell it to
[09:48] <crdlb> Kimi: why do you expect it to?
[09:49] <Kimi> i want it to use the download manager GWGET
[09:49] <bobbb> Why don't all the distros merge to be one super distro
[09:49] <Slart> Kimi: I don't think it does that automatically when you install gwget.. afaik gwget is a stand alone downloader
[09:49] <bazhang> bobbb, chat in #ubuntu-offtopic NOT here
[09:49] <over1ord> !ask | Im trying to install xubuntu on an older pc of mine but its not booting from CD. I've tried both the desktop iso and the alternatite iso. The boot order is setup correctly. The disks have been burnt correctly. I just dunno what is not working xD
[09:49] <mrwes> Kimi: gwget is overhead anyways
[09:50] <mrwes> och
[09:50] <mrwes> ouch
[09:50] <Slart> over1ord: oh.. good question.. but you don't need the !ask |  in front of it.. it's a command for the bot
[09:50] <mrwes> heh
[09:50] <bluenzo^nix> over1ord, so its trying to boot from CDROM first?
[09:50] <clearscreen> either the boot order is incorrectly, or they were burned incorrectly :D
[09:51] <bluenzo^nix> or the cdrom is messed up :P
[09:51] <Crazylink> *sigh* nothing...
[09:51] <over1ord> its trying to boot from cd first
[09:51] <over1ord> yes
[09:51] <over1ord> and the cd is burnt correctly
[09:51] <mrwes> over1ord: have you checked the MD5sum on the iso you downloaded?
[09:51] <over1ord> as it botts in otehr machines
[09:51] <over1ord> i have
[09:51] <Kimi> mrwes , it doesnt pop up whn i click download linkx
[09:51] <clearscreen> Crazylink: did you run "sudo nvidia-xconfig" and CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE after?
[09:51] <over1ord> the MD5sun is fine
[09:52] <Crazylink> yes
[09:52] <mrwes> kimi; I don't use it. I just download normally -- with torrents :)
[09:52] <rastislav> ahojky
[09:52] <mrwes> heh
[09:52] <clearscreen> Crazylink well i did some searching on ubuntu forums, some people got it to work by manually adding to xrandr, hold on
[09:52] <Slart> over1ord: then it has to be the BIOS settings.. unless it's something like an external usb cd-rom drive and your bios doesn't know how to boot from that
[09:53] <Kimi> mrwes ok
[09:53] <mrwes> over1ord: if you have a Windows installation CD, does that boot?
[09:53] <over1ord> hrm. It booted from Cd a long time ago, cos i installed ubuntu a long time back on it. just dunno why itd desicided not to work now. It definatley checks cd first cos i can see it checking on boot
[09:53] <Jeandre> Ubuntu 8.10. Trying to delete file on USB stick via Nautilus 2.24.1. "Error while deleting. Error removing file: Read-only file system" I am logged in as the owner of the directory which has "Create and delete files" folder access.
[09:54] <Slart> Jeandre: might be an ntfs thing.. but afaik 8.10 alread uses ntfs-3g
[09:54] <clearscreen> Crazylink: can you paste the output of xrandr -q in pastebin?
[09:54] <over1ord> i havent tried to see if windows will boot ...
[09:54] <mrwes> over1ord: might be a good way to find the root cause, CD, Drive, BIOS, etc
[09:54] <Jeandre> I deleted some copied files yesterday, same USB stick, same folder. Had a hard time deleting it completely from the USB stick tho.
[09:55] <StR|Sangreal> hello... please what do i need in order to install and launch directx dependant win applications?
[09:55] <Crazylink> clearscreen: http://pastebin.com/d7ce6fafb
[09:55] <over1ord> ok
[09:56] <over1ord> ill give mah vista cd a go
[09:56] <Slart> StR|Sangreal:you could try wine.. but don't get your hopes too far up
[09:56] <Slart> !wine | StR|Sangreal
[09:56] <pseudomorph> anyone know why samba would be ignoring create mask = 760 and directory mask = 770 as set in my share stanza?
[09:56] <over1ord> thanks
[09:57] <clearscreen> Crazylink: mmmmpf, no clue why you're jailed to 640x480 in all honestly :(
[09:57] <Crazylink> ; ;
[09:57] <Crazylink> lame.
[09:57] <HammerHead66> ﻿Crazylink: please install the way I have posted in pm and it will change
[09:58] <Jeandre> To delete read-only files, is "chmod a+w FILENAME" first enough?
[09:59] <Slart> Jeandre: sometimes.. it wont work if the filesystem is mounted read only.. one example is a cd-rom
[10:00] <gearsecond> can any body tell me how to install softwares in linux
[10:00] <gearsecond> ive just installed 8.10 xubuntu
[10:00] <Slart> !apt | gearsecond
[10:00] <bazhang> gearsecond, via the package manager or the console
[10:00] <bazhang> gearsecond, synaptic package manager or sudo apt-get install packagename
[10:01] <Slart> gearsecond: you either use the "Add/Remove" feature in the applications menu, synaptic in the system, administration  menu or apt on a command line
[10:01] <bazhang> gearsecond, or as Slart mentioned the add/remove for graphical apps
[10:02] <bazhang> oh wait does xubuntu have add/remove?
[10:02] <Slart> hmm.. I think it does
[10:02] <gearsecond> yes
[10:02] <gearsecond> it has add or remove
[10:02] <bazhang> gearsecond, at any rate you can use apt-cache search (package) to search the repos for things you want to install
[10:03] <netgrok> GAH! Why is Microsoft still the bane of my life? I have an idiot using STUPID microsoft stuff, and they forward me the files I am waiting for, because they give the guy their email address (stupid ISP email) because they are stupid
[10:03] <Gnea> gearsecond: or use synatic to browse through them graphically
[10:03] <netgrok> the email client... forwards the whole message as a MIME message
[10:03] <bazhang> netgrok, that is offtopic here
[10:03] <Boohbah> netgrok: i feel your pain
[10:03] <bazhang> gnea is synaptic in xubuntu
[10:03] <netgrok> so I have one base64 encoded chunk of text - on topic - I used to have an unbase64 tool to download those on window, on ubuntu, what to use?
[10:04] <gearsecond> ok ill try that xD
[10:04] <Gnea> bazhang: let's find out
[10:04] <JessicaParker> does any one know how to install ubuntu network from busybox ?
[10:04] <bazhang> netgrok, let me search for you
[10:04] <JessicaParker> im on a network install but cant seem to access the mirror site
[10:04] <netgrok> bazhang: trying to recall your username reference - what is it off? Please search for that too while you are at it
[10:04] <Gnea> gearsecond: can you open a terminal and type this please:  sudo synaptic   <-- does this launch anything?
[10:04] <netgrok> letmegooglethatforyou.com.lol
[10:04] <Gnea> !ot | netgrok
[10:04] <ubuntistas> how can i download the beta version without touching my current version?
[10:04] <ubuntistas> and install
[10:05] <bazhang> !info cl-base64
[10:05] <Gnea> ubuntistas: virtualbox or vmware
[10:05] <Slart> ubuntistas: you could use a vm
[10:05] <netgrok> Just... how it is possible to screw up email in 2009? anyway, I'll look how to unbase64 this on the googles, or cuil
[10:05] <Slart> !vm | ubuntistas
[10:05] <koshar2> JessicaParker why are you in a busybox session?
[10:05] <bazhang> netgrok, the package cl-base64 should do it
[10:05] <Boohbah> netgrok: interestingly, the first few results in a google search for 'linux base64 decode' will answer your question
[10:05] <JessicaParker> network install laptop to laptop no cd on one
[10:05] <netgrok> Boohbah:  that is why we love google. I felt like I needed to share my incredulity, and google is a bad listener.
[10:06] <JessicaParker> dhcp set up
[10:06] <mrwes> If I remember correct uuencode and uudecode no?
[10:06] <JessicaParker> get to please find a mirror and then cant find one
[10:06] <JessicaParker> more so cant seem to connect externall to the net not sure why
[10:06] <ubuntistas> i have a 512mb slart
[10:06] <Gnea> !info aish
[10:06] <ubuntistas> whic is recommended ?
[10:06] <ubuntistas> slart
[10:07] <Slart> ubuntistas: I've only tried virtualbox myself.. it's easy to install so you can start by trying that
[10:07] <eka> anyone know about video in gmail in ubuntu?
[10:07] <ChotaZ> after uninstalling something with wine, how can i remove it from the applications menu?
[10:07] <eka> video chat in ubuntu?
[10:07] <Boohbah> eka: flash plugin, ekiga
[10:07] <Gnea> !ekiga | eka
[10:07] <JessicaParker> unless someone can assist with how to access my local .iso via the other laptop
[10:07] <ubuntistas> slart and then how can i install ubuntu?
[10:07] <ubuntuuser_> I have problem with Ubuntu 9.04 startup on my Fujitsu-Siemens AMILO Xi 2428 notebook. It takes 40 seconds from 'Starting up ...' line to gdm login window appear. After login and password enter it takes 30 seconds to load gnome. Is it OK?
[10:08] <Slart> ChotaZ: I usually just edit the menu directly.. right click on it and select "Edit Menus"
[10:08] <Boohbah> netgrok: we're always here for you :)
[10:08] <Gnea> !netboot | JessicaParker (have you followed these documents?)
[10:08] <bazhang> ubuntuuser_, #ubuntu+1 for that
[10:08] <Taus> anyone knows if the X-FI SPDIF is working with ALSA?
[10:08] <ubuntuuser_> bazhang, thanx!
[10:08] <Slart> ubuntistas: you download an regular iso file.. then you create a virtual machine and tell it that it's supposed to mount the iso in it's virtual cd drive.. when you start it will install just like a normal computer would
[10:09] <JessicaParker> koshar2: any ideas ?
[10:09] <Gnea> eka: you just run it and follow the directions - pretty simple
[10:09] <ubuntistas> so slart first i have to burn the iso file in a cd
[10:09] <ubuntistas> and then?
[10:09] <Boohbah> eka: actually, i read your question again. http://mail.google.com/videochat says Gmail voice and video chat is not yet available for Linux.
[10:10] <JessicaParker> got as far as the installer but cant seem to find the .iso file
[10:10] <sky_1> hi anyone know where i can check which theme will be on Jaunty ?
[10:10] <ChotaZ> Slart: Thanks a lot ^^
[10:10] <eka> ok will try if any probs please assist me @Gnea
[10:10] <koshar2> JessicaParker as far as the network not connecting in busybox session i cant help, however you may be able to use partimage to clone your other install accross, and then edit the uuid in fstab and grub ,
[10:10] <Slart> ubuntistas: no, read what I said... you download it and then configure the virtual machine to mount the iso file as a virtual cd
[10:10] <Slart> ChotaZ: you're welcome
[10:10] <bazhang> sky_1, #ubuntu+1 for that
[10:10] <sky_1> ok thanks
[10:10] <Slart> ubuntistas: you don't have to burn anything.. it's all done in software
[10:11] <ubuntistas> slart how can i install virtual box
[10:11] <ubuntistas> ?
[10:11] <Slart> !info virtualbox
[10:11] <JessicaParker> i cant seem to do that the target is reading the source via dhcp all the way till choose a mirror
[10:11] <Slart> !find virtualbox
[10:11] <bazhang> ubuntistas, via the package manager or command line
[10:11] <JessicaParker> then it gives up
[10:11] <bazhang> virtualbox-ose ubuntistas
[10:11] <JessicaParker> i have apache and am using http://localhost/ubuntu which is where the iso file it
[10:11] <Slart> ubuntistas: it's available from synaptic
[10:11] <ubuntistas> ok thx
[10:12] <netgrok> so that perl command worked
[10:12] <JessicaParker> i can get out of the busy box session but am stalled at choose a mirror of the ubuntu archive
[10:12] <netgrok> I think gmail should automatically handle OriginalMessage mime encodings
[10:12] <netgrok> thanks for reminding me about google
[10:12] <bazhang> netgrok, for future reference you can apt-cache search base64 (for example) to get a list of apps you need
[10:13] <JessicaParker> ithen it asks if you need to use a http proxy to access the outside workld enter the proxy information.........but its already connected to the router for external access
[10:14] <ubuntistas> slart i want to try only the desktop edition which can i download?
[10:14] <boraklavun> hello everyone ı am a new ubuntu user
[10:14] <Slart> ubuntistas: probably from ubuntu.com but I'm not sure.. haven't tried it myself
[10:14] <Slart> boraklavun: welcome to #ubuntu
[10:15] <boraklavun>  and ı would lıke to ınstall dns and dhcp server and maıntance  that how should ı do
[10:15] <koshar2> JessicaParker can you boot from usb?
[10:16] <JessicaParker> no not usb either
[10:16] <boraklavun> and how could to fınd  document can anyone help me about that
[10:16] <JessicaParker> i think its working now.........not sure but if you put a blank in the mirror it seems to find the dhcp intall
[10:16] <QaDeS> hiyas. my ksoftirqd seems to hog aroung 10% of my cpu at all times. is that normal, or how can i debug where the problem is?
[10:16] <JessicaParker> wierd
[10:17] <ubuntistas> slart any idea here? http://releases.ubuntu.com/releases/9.04/ i downloaded an iso i386
[10:17] <mrwes> boraklavun: from the terminal type sudo updatedb and then locate <filename>
[10:17] <Slart> boraklavun: there are several dns servers available.. bind is one, dhcp server is called.. dhcp3d or something like that
[10:17] <boraklavun> also I ınstalled cısco router sımulator gns3 but ı cant use that
[10:17] <JessicaParker> just dont buy a dell
[10:17] <Kimi> bazhang, your oregano is NOT what i want..... see i need simple things like and , or , not, nand, nor , xor, xnor and such.... can you tell me another than oregano ?
[10:17] <bazhang> Kimi, check the equivalents links I sent you
[10:17] <Slart> boraklavun: also, help is available in several other languages besides english.. !turkey will make the bot tell you about that
[10:18] <Slart> ubuntistas: sounds good
[10:18] <boraklavun> ok slart thank you about you ınterested
[10:18] <Kimi> bazhang,  sorry.. that time you told another one... with oregano.. tell me that now.... i wil ltry it and respond
[10:18] <_Purple_> !turkey
[10:18] <bazhang> !equivalents | Kimi read these links carefully please
[10:19] <Slart> Kimi: also www.osalt.com has a nice list of software
[10:20] <Kimi> Slart, ubottu, bazhang Thanks very muc
[10:21] <Kimi> bazhang got that link. i will reply again
[10:23] <kelso1> hello
[10:23] <kelso1> i ave a problem
[10:23] <kelso1> :d
[10:23] <ikonia> kelso1: what's up ?
[10:24] <gearsecond> ive got a problem too
[10:24] <ikonia> what's up ?
[10:24] <kelso1> nothing :D just installed ubuntu and my sound card is just working for 1 channel :D
[10:24] <kelso1> i have 5.1 system
[10:24] <gearsecond> i dont know how to install softwares on ubuntu
[10:24] <kelso1> and i dont know wht to do
[10:24] <kelso1> :d
[10:24] <gearsecond> im a new xubuntu user
[10:24] <ikonia> kelso1: yeah, I've never setup a 5.1 system it does seem a common issue with specific cards
[10:24] <Lou_> Would some kind soul please tell me why I'm not being allowed to add a new user?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/139403/
[10:24] <bazhang> gearsecond, we just told you
[10:25] <tha> gearsecond: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware
[10:25] <gearsecond> i ve gone to add or remove
[10:25] <gearsecond> Ok
[10:25] <ikonia> tha: check the symlink for /etc/skel
[10:25] <tha> ikonia: ?
[10:25] <kelso1> :)
[10:25] <kelso1> i have 7.1 sound card :D
[10:26] <kelso1> i think i need the driver
[10:26] <kelso1> :D
[10:26] <ikonia> tha:  tha the error is moaning about the symlink
[10:26] <ikonia> tha: Stopped: symlink: Permission denied
[10:26] <tha> Uqbar: whath error?
[10:27] <kelso1> can help anybody ? :D
[10:27] <ikonia> kelso1: what sound card is it ?
[10:27] <kelso1> realtek
[10:27] <ikonia> kelso1: realtek what
[10:27] <kelso1> realtek high definition
[10:27] <kelso1> ;)
[10:27] <kelso1> i tryed alsa
[10:27] <ikonia> kelso1: do you have the exact model number
[10:27] <kelso1> mmm
[10:27] <BrixSat> (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:443
[10:28] <kelso1> dont think so
[10:28] <kelso1> :)
[10:28] <ikonia> birdfly: something is listening on SSL
[10:28] <ikonia> kelso1: if you do an "lspci" it will show you info on the pci devices, including your sound card
[10:28] <ikonia> kelso1: that may give more information to start some research
[10:29] <kelso1> im new on linux ;) i know some basics commands
[10:29] <kelso1> :D
[10:29] <kelso1> not prof
[10:29] <kelso1> :D
[10:29] <klaus_> test
[10:29] <ikonia> kelso1: pass
[10:30] <Lou_> ikonia, you've confused me with tha.  How do I check a symlink?
[10:30] <ikonia> Lou_: in /etc/skel - or /etc/skel itself there is a symlink and the adduser script doesn't like it as it doesn't have permission to it's target
[10:30] <kelso1> ikonia than ?
[10:30] <ikonia> kelso1: then what ?
[10:30] <jetienne> q. i got 1 laptop with an external screen of 22inch, i would like my laptop to use only the external screen and not the one from the laptop, how can i do that ?
[10:30] <kelso1> what to do ?
[10:31] <ikonia> kelso1: use the command lspci to get details on your card
[10:31] <timmytheraw> jetienne  Look for a CRT/LCD button on your keyboard, usually F8, so press FN+f8 to switch between
[10:31] <digifor> Are there any greybearded sysadmins from deep basement server rooms who still remember how pppd works?
[10:32] <digifor> Preferably with a knowlege of both ubuntu and solaris?
[10:32] <kelso1> Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 01)
[10:32] <kelso1> :D
[10:32] <ikonia> kelso1: so thats not a realtek then
[10:32] <ikonia> digifor: what's up ?
[10:32] <ikonia> digifor: I'll help you with the ubuntu stuff and I'm sure #solaris will also help
[10:32] <[47]> how can i see what is runing a specific port?
[10:32] <jetienne> timmytheraw: ok thanks
[10:32] <paulSterio> is there a way I can delete all folders through the terminal that start with .svn
[10:32] <kelso1> is a realtek :) i have the driver but is it for windows :d
[10:32] <ikonia> [47]: netstat -a | grep LIST
[10:32] <Zedde> How do I make ubuntu act as a gateway ?
[10:33] <paulSterio> in a subtree
[10:33] <ikonia> paulSterio: rm -rf .svn*
[10:33] <ikonia> kelso1: it's an intel
[10:33] <ikonia> kelso1: the chipset is intel
[10:33] <kelso1> :d
[10:33] <kelso1> is gigabyte :d
[10:34] <ikonia> kelso1: ok - you know better, good luck working it out
[10:34] <paulSterio> ikonia, how could I do it so that it does it in every folder under a root folder?
[10:34] <ikonia> paulSterio: rm -rf /$path/.svn*
[10:34] <kelso1> :) so if is intel
[10:34] <kelso1> what to search ?
[10:34] <arjun> hi was wandering if anyone could help me I running a core 2 quad with 3 gig ram a nvidia 8400gs with a 80 gig raptor as my system drive. So I as far as Im conserned I have a generally fast computer. I have hardy installed running with two monitors with two seporate x screens. So I now that creates quite a lag with compiz but I murdered compiz so no more lag. Problem is I still get a lag say If Im watching a movie and I browse
[10:34] <arjun>  webpages or open another program. When I lookat my resources however Im not even using 10% please can someone help
[10:35] <digifor> ikonia are you familiar with pppd and wvdial?
[10:35] <ikonia> digifor: certainly done pppd in the past, not really a wvdial user
[10:35] <crdlb> arjun: why are you using separate X screens instead of twinview?
[10:35] <aprilhare> I'm using Ubuntu Intrepid and i want to run the application calibre. I understand it depends on python 2.6 - how can I install this? 2.4, 2.5 and 3.0 are in the repositories.
[10:36] <arjun> crdlb, Thought it was pretty
[10:36] <crdlb> arjun: that doesn't make sense
[10:36] <ikonia> aprilhare: if python 3.0 is in the repo - then that will meet the dependices
[10:36] <[47]> (13)Permission denied: make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80
[10:36] <digifor> Essentially what i need to translate my ubuntu wvdial file to pppd chat scripts.
[10:36] <ikonia> [47]: yes, you said that, something is running on port 80 - most likley your webserver
[10:36] <ikonia> digifor: don't know wvdial so I'm not really up on that
[10:36] <[47]> ikonia no it is not runing as it wont start!
[10:36] <crdlb> aprilhare: I find that hard to believe
[10:37] <crdlb> ikonia: 3.0 is incompatible with 2.x
[10:37] <arjun> crdlb, LOL ok well um I like the panel on both screens I and it maximizes nicely
[10:37] <ikonia> [47]: it won't start as something is using port 80
[10:37] <ikonia> crdlb: no idea, but it will meet the dependency check
[10:37] <aprilhare> ikonia: it seems to demand 2.6 (ask the author why). i just got traceback from the app looking for the file /usr/lib/python2.6/threading.py
[10:37] <ikonia> aprilhare: ok, so it wants a specific version
[10:37] <aprilhare> crdlb: believe it or not :)
[10:37] <crdlb> arjun: there's no reason why that can't work wit twinview
[10:38] <arjun> ok
[10:38] <aprilhare> ikonia: how do i do this? :)
[10:38] <[47]> ikonia http://pastebin.com/f78ad7f4f
[10:38] <aprilhare> its not in the repos.
[10:38] <Ranakah> am... catalyst 9.3 and jaunty... is this driver work with jaunty and radeon 1950 pro (r5xx)??
[10:38] <ikonia> aprilhare: then I suggest you talk to the author to find out if it is a true hardcoded dependency or if it was just a mistake to request that specific file
[10:38] <crdlb> aprilhare: looks like a simple bug, nobody would be dumb enough to depend on 2.6 this early
[10:38] <arjun> crdlb, but then do I still get seporate workspaces for each screen
[10:38] <aprilhare> crdlb: i guess someone was cause they've done it
[10:38] <crdlb> arjun: no, they would switch together
[10:38] <arjun> ok
[10:38] <crdlb> aprilhare: accidentally ...
[10:38] <aprilhare> ikonia: from what hes said, yes it is
[10:38] <ikonia> [47]: how are you trying to start the webserver
[10:38] <ikonia> aprilhare: it is what ?
[10:39] <aprilhare> hardcoded dependency
[10:39] <ikonia> aprilhare: so you need that specific version then
[10:39] <[47]> ikonia /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[10:39] <ikonia> [47]: just issue sudo /etc/init.d/apache start
[10:39] <aprilhare> ikonia: back to the question: how do i satisfy this silly dependency? :)
[10:39] <ikonia> [47]: exactly as I have just typed
[10:39] <ikonia> aprilhare: install the right version
[10:39] <crdlb> aprilhare: there is no way a non-broken python app would look for '/usr/lib/python2.6/threading.py', it would just 'import threading'
[10:40] <arjun> crdlb, well to be honest thats pretty much my main consern.... I run windoz on vbox on one screen wich has 4 workspaces.... and then 4 workspaces on other screen.... this is mostly for browsing and chatting  research etxc
[10:40] <aprilhare> you'd think the author would know better. he writes for ubuntu.
[10:40] <aprilhare> crdlb: http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?p=409879#post409879
[10:40] <Taus> anyone knows if the X-FI SPDIF is working with ALSA?
[10:40] <arjun> crdlb, So as far as your conserned its cause of the seporate xscreens
[10:41] <crdlb> arjun: ok, well separate screen support is often buggy because it doesn't get much testing
[10:41] <[47]> ikonia (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:443
[10:41] <ikonia> [47]: show me the command you used exactly
[10:41] <crdlb> aprilhare: according to that traceback, you _have_ python 2.6
[10:41] <ChotaZ> Has anyone got Kaillera Server to work?
[10:41] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[10:42] <arjun> crdlb, ok IC so how can I get involved to make it better..... Im no guru developer ... but I certainly dont mind testing
[10:42] <aprilhare> ikonia: how do i get and install python 2.6 then? its not in the repositories :)
[10:42] <silv3r_m00n> is there a way to apply a theme to X GUI apps ?
[10:42] <ikonia> aprilhare: check crdlb's comment
[10:42] <crdlb> arjun: proprietary driver :/
[10:42] <aprilhare> crdlb: yes I do not.
[10:42] <[47]> ikonia http://pastebin.com/m5c870274
[10:42] <aprilhare> no python 2.6
[10:42] <Lou_> ikonia, is this the symlink:
[10:42] <ikonia> [47]: ok - so thats the ssl config it's complaining about
[10:42] <aprilhare> its not in the repositories to install (feels like we aren't getting to the point)
[10:42] <ikonia> [47]: sudo /usr/bin/apache2ctl configtest
[10:43] <Lou_> ikonia, is this the symlink: lrwxrwxrwx   1 root root    26 2008-07-11 20:14 Examples -> /usr/share/example-content
[10:43] <arjun> crdlb, yea ..... as far as I remember
[10:43] <[47]> ikonia command not found
[10:43] <ChotaZ> How do I install dmix for alsa?
[10:43] <aprilhare> hence the error "bash: cd: /usr/lib/python2.6/: No such file or directory"
[10:43] <crdlb> aprilhare: the traceback indicates that /usr/lib/python2.6/threading.py is present on your system
[10:44] <aprilhare> crdlb: it aint
[10:44] <jan_22222222222> grr wah i must do to copy a folder in linnux
[10:44] <ikonia> [47]: /usr/sbin/apache2ctl configtest sorry
[10:44] <crdlb> aprilhare: it was when that error was made then
[10:44] <jan_22222222222> in console i have a debian
[10:44] <aprilhare> crdlb: it never was
[10:44] <Snicks|TWw> hi, i'm trying to get an vpn-connection working with pptp, but i't doesn't really seem to work, i'm also new in vpn, but for some reason my school decided to use vpn w/o thinking of linux-users
[10:44] <bazhang> jan_22222222222, debian?
[10:44] <crdlb> aprilhare: then how is it in line 477 of said file? :)
[10:45] <[47]> ikonia Syntax OK
[10:45] <aprilhare> crdlb: because the author is depending on python 2.6 which i do not have :)
[10:45] <jan_22222222222> yes the fuckers on debian channel cant tell mi what i must do to instal a firefox
[10:45] <crdlb> aprilhare: no, that traceback is from python itself
[10:45] <aprilhare> its not in the repositories - how do i install it :)
[10:45] <ikonia> [47]: do an "sudo apache2ctl stop"
[10:45] <bazhang> jan_22222222222, stop with the language
[10:45] <bazhang> jan_22222222222, you are offtopic here as well
[10:45] <jan_22222222222> oki
[10:45] <[47]> ikonia httpd (no pid file) not running
[10:45] <jan_22222222222> i need only one information
[10:45] <bazhang> jan_22222222222, this is NOT debian support
[10:45] <Zedde> Hmm I can get my ubuntu to route trafic from my lan to my NATed VMware guest OS's
[10:46] <Earth_> rere
[10:46] <ikonia> [47]: ok, now "sudo apache2ctl start"
[10:46] <jan_22222222222> what command copy a folders in console
[10:46] <aprilhare> crdlb: i think i'm being fairly clear on the matter. no python2.6 - how do i get it?
[10:46] <ikonia> jan_22222222222: this is not debian support as you have been told
[10:46] <[47]> ikonia same thing nothing
[10:46] <ikonia> jan_22222222222: please take it to debian support channels
[10:46] <Zedde> I have added a routing table to the guest OS ( XP )  and my router ( linux)
[10:46] <bazhang> jan_22222222222, check the debian wiki
[10:46] <ikonia> [47]: did you get an error ?
[10:46] <trnzmeta> guys: I can use normal debian .deb packages?
[10:46] <jan_22222222222> fuck
[10:46] <[47]> ikonia http://pastebin.com/m5c870274
[10:46] <QaDeS> what the heck
[10:46] <trnzmeta> anything special needed for ubuntu .deb files or not?
[10:46] <crdlb> aprilhare: you had it when that traceback was made, the error you're getting in that traceback is unrelated to the python version
[10:46] <bazhang> trnzmeta, no
[10:47] <ikonia> [47]: that's not what I told you to do
[10:47] <[47]> ossy wrong paste :p
[10:47] <ikonia> ooh
[10:47] <bazhang> trnzmeta, do not use debian packages on ubuntu
[10:47] <[47]> ikonia sorry wrong post :p
[10:47] <benkamin> hi a supposedly supported wireless device, Intel 3945ABG, just doesn't work. any idea? it's a ubuntu 8.10 live cd running on Fujitsu Siemens Esprimo M9400 (Sorry, I couldn't find the solution on forums)
[10:47] <ikonia> [47]: no problem
[10:47] <Snicks|TWw> hi, i'm trying to get an vpn-connection working with pptp, but i't doesn't really seem to work, anybody knows how it works and should work?
[10:47] <aprilhare> crdlb: there is no python 2.6 on this machine. the code supposedly depends on python 2.6. it's not surprising it's referenced. it must be running on python 2.5 which is what I got from the repos. how do i get python 2.6? :)
[10:47] <crdlb> aprilhare: File "/usr/lib/python2.6/threading.py", line 477, in run <<< that means python was executing a run function on line 477 of that file
[10:47] <[47]> ikonia http://pastebin.com/m379eac69
[10:47] <trnzmeta> bazhang: ok, thanks
[10:48] <ikonia> [47]: use sudo
[10:48] <[47]> ikonia im runing as sudo su
[10:48] <Zedde> gtg just replay with my name I'll check on it later
[10:48] <trnzmeta> bazhang: why didn't they rename the packaging files
[10:48] <ikonia> [47]: not according to that paste your not
[10:48] <bazhang> trnzmeta, do an apt-cache search in console for the ubuntu packages
[10:48] <trnzmeta> oh wells, thanks
[10:48] <agua> hi
[10:48] <agua> someone with a macbook?
[10:48] <agua> thanks
[10:48] <aprilhare> crdlb: again. no python 2.6 here. it wasn't in the repos to install.
[10:48] <bazhang> trnzmeta, apt-cache search firefox (for example)
[10:49] <crdlb> aprilhare: then how did you get that traceback?
[10:49] <[47]> ikonia you are correct :p let me do it as root
[10:49] <bazhang> agua, for debian?
[10:49] <aprilhare> crdlb: i'm lucky :D
[10:49] <DrNick1> firefox should be part of ubuntu-desktop??  i.e. it should be there to begin eith
[10:49] <ikonia> [47]: how about just use sudo as you're supposed to
[10:49] <agua> bazhang: for linux
[10:49] <ikonia> agua: what version of linux
[10:49] <trnzmeta> got all that, I wanted latest packages, thanks
[10:49] <bazhang> agua, this is not linux support channel, only ubuntu
[10:49] <agua> ikonia: 2.6.29
[10:49] <ikonia> agua: that's a kernel - this channel is for ubuntu support only
[10:49] <bluenzo^nix> hi ikonia
[10:49] <aprilhare> crdlb: probably because the author has messed up his python code.
[10:49] <[47]> ikonia http://pastebin.com/m72c78e1d
[10:49] <agua> bazhang: i didnt ask you, i asked the channel
[10:50] <agua> ikonia: 2.6.29 is in ubuntu
[10:50] <agua> :)
[10:50] <ikonia> agua: I'm telling you this is not the channel
[10:50] <ikonia> agua: not it's not
[10:50] <agua> yes, it is
[10:50] <crdlb> aprilhare: like I said, that traceback is from python itself, no way to mess that up
[10:50] <agua> ikonia: look in ubuntu packages
[10:50] <agua> ?
[10:50] <aprilhare> crdlb: well the author of calibre has really done it good and proper so ask him for hints not me :)
[10:50] <QaDeS> jan_22222222222: the command is "cp -r <source><destination>"
[10:50] <ikonia> agua: 2.6.29 is not ubuntu -
[10:50] <ikonia> agua: this channel is for Ubuntu support only
[10:50] <agua> i wanted to mean 2.6.28
[10:50] <agua> :)
[10:50] <QaDeS> seems like some people here can'teven help wich linux basics *sigh*
[10:50] <jan_22222222222> thanks
[10:51] <ikonia> agua: what version of ubuntu
[10:51] <[47]> ikonia http://pastebin.com/m72c78e1d
[10:51] <agua> ikonia: my problem is with a module in 2.6.28
[10:51] <ikonia> agua: what version of ubuntu
[10:51] <agua> ubuntu dont have any problem
[10:51] <bazhang> agua, paste,ubuntu.com with your sources.list
[10:51] <agua> ikonia: that is not important
[10:51] <ikonia> agua: then this is not the place
[10:51] <ikonia> agua: take it tot he correct chanel
[10:51] <agua> ikonia: why not?
[10:51] <ikonia> agua: this is ubuntu support ONLY
[10:51] <aprilhare> so... getting back to the matter in hand... how can i get my hands on python 2.6 for ubuntu intrepid?
[10:51] <crdlb> aprilhare: this guy is pretty dumb, but version 0.5.2 still supports 2.5
[10:51] <agua> ikonia: are you paid for kicking people when you dont know how to help?
[10:51] <QaDeS> ikonia: are you paid by ubuntu Inc. or what?
[10:52] <QaDeS> heck, just HELP the people here
[10:52] <crdlb> aprilhare: there is no way to do it, not if it relies on anything outside the stdlib
[10:52] <aprilhare> crdlb: true - but i went ahead to 0.5.3 didn't i
[10:52] <bazhang> QaDeS, no
[10:52] <benkamin> can anyone help with wireless problems? "enable wireless" is not enabled for ticking. thx.
[10:52] <staar2> how i can install flash with deb package in kubuntu ?
[10:52] <sektor> morning all
[10:53] <ikonia> staar2: just use the repos, install the flashplugin-nonfree package
[10:53] <bluenzo^nix> ikonia, =)
[10:53] <aprilhare> i know of no way to go back to 0.5.2 so i search the internets for python 2.6 packages for ubuntu intrepid
[10:53] <ikonia> staar2: much easier
[10:53] <ikonia> bluenzo^nix: hello
[10:53] <[47]> ikonia any ideia?
[10:53] <ikonia> [47]: apologies 2 minutes
[10:53] <[47]> :)
[10:53] <HammerHead66> ﻿benkamin:https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/internet/C/wireless.html here you go
[10:53] <ikonia> [47]: can you show me the paste as root please
[10:53] <ikonia> [47]: exact command etc
[10:53] <ChotaZ> Can anyone help me with ALSA
[10:53] <crdlb> aprilhare: how exactly did you install it?
[10:53] <ikonia> [47]: I think I missed it
[10:53]  * aprilhare wishes calibre was properly packaged instead of the weird pythonesque installer
[10:53] <sektor> Does anyone know how I can dock pidgin to the right of the screen, so that it's always visible?
[10:53] <staar2> ikonia: but how could i get the debian package support ?
[10:54] <bluenzo^nix> ikonia, i fixed windows with bootsec.exe /fixmbr and fixboot C: and then fixed ubuntu by using super grub disk
[10:54] <ikonia> staar2: what debian package support
[10:54] <ikonia> bluenzo^nix: well done !
[10:54] <Snicks|TWw> hi, i'm trying to get an vpn-connection working with pptp, but i't doesn't really seem to work, anybody knows how it works and should work?
[10:54] <[47]> ikonia http://pastebin.com/m72c78e1d
[10:54] <ikonia> staar2: it's better to use the repo package because of how/what it installs
[10:54] <aprilhare> crdlb: using the instructions on his webpage. its a fairly important app so there is no workaround/alternative app
[10:54] <hareldvd> I understand I can - apt-get install vmware-player -. Do I need to update /etc/apt/sources.list ??
[10:54] <ikonia> [47]: telnet localhost 443
[10:54] <ikonia> [47]: anything listening on that socket ?
[10:55] <[47]> ikonia telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
[10:55] <merqurio> Hi, i'm spanish but in our channel nobody says anything about my problem. I've a connection of 6Mb and a PC with Ubuntu 8.10 and Windows XP. The problem is when i download of Megaupload o Rapidshare; in Windows runs 600kb/s but in Ubuntu 30kb/s. Thanks
[10:55] <crdlb> aprilhare: which instructions? "binary" or source?
[10:55] <aprilhare> crdlb: binary
[10:55] <ikonia> [47]: most odd, so it looks like nothing is running
[10:55] <ikonia> [47]: give me a moment to work this through in my head
[10:55] <bluenzo^nix> ikonia, what are you pasting?
[10:55] <ikonia> bluenzo^nix: I'm not pasting anything
[10:56] <benkamin> HammerHead66: ﻿thanks, i'll try.
[10:56] <bluenzo^nix> ikonia, really? what am i seeing... some xchat thing? lol
[10:56] <sektor> erqurio, do you have a wireless and/or wired connection? Perhaps ubuntu is using your wireless instead of your wired?
[10:56] <bluenzo^nix> ikonia> [47]: most odd, so it looks like nothing is running
[10:56] <ikonia> bluenzo^nix: what ?
[10:56] <ikonia> bluenzo^nix: I'm talking to the user [47]
[10:56] <trnzmeta> anyway to show minor revision number with apt-cache?
[10:56] <merqurio> sektor: wired
[10:56] <bluenzo^nix> ikonia, oh sorry
[10:57] <bluenzo^nix> ikonia, it looked weird lol
[10:57] <user01> hi is there a cross-platform opensource multiuser email client that i could use for a shared mailbox?
[10:57] <ikonia> user01: thunderbird
[10:57] <sektor> merqurio, are all your downloads slow, or only the rapidshar?
[10:57] <user01> ikonia, its not a multiuser email client
[10:57] <icon> Hi, someone there have a little time to answer me one question..  everytime i try yo open a game or a program it says im not root ? why it says that, i am root.
[10:57] <ikonia> user01: yes it is, it can have profiles
[10:57] <aprilhare> so... is python 2.6 gettable or do i wait for the author to do something?
[10:58] <ikonia> [47]: can you show me the output of "id" please in your shell
[10:58] <user01> ikonia, i posted a question on the thunderbird forum with a problem i had and the response was that it is not designed to be multiuser
[10:58] <ikonia> [47]: should only be 1 line so it's fine to paste in here
[10:58] <Snicks|TWw> hi, i'm trying to get an vpn-connection working with pptp, but i't doesn't really seem to work, anybody knows how it works and should work?
[10:58] <crdlb> aprilhare: python 2.6 is not gettable
[10:58] <merqurio> sektor: only the direct download
[10:58] <QaDeS> icon: you shouldn't be root ;o)
[10:58] <ikonia> user01: define multi-user
[10:58] <aprilhare> crdlb: this is an issue for me :)
[10:58] <crdlb> aprilhare: I'm going to look at the package to see what it's doing
[10:58] <icon> QaDeS:  But it says i need to be root to run some programs :O ?
[10:59] <bluenzo^nix> ikonia, are you in the UK or something? you seem to wake up when im going to sleep :P
[10:59] <QaDeS> icon: maybe you're not in the games group. you can check this in the users administration or by starting a shell and typing "groups"
[10:59]  * crdlb wonders how it could be 32MB
[10:59] <sektor> icon, try "sudo <program_name>" in a terminal instead of just starting the program
[10:59] <ikonia> bluenzo^nix: this channel is for ubuntu support only - it's not a chat chanel
[10:59] <bluenzo^nix> ikonia, sorry forgot
[10:59] <bluenzo^nix> ikonia, im going to sleep, thanks for the help yesterday, i REALLY appreciate it
[11:00] <aprilhare> thanks crdlb
[11:00] <benkamin> the wireless device is listed as DISABLED although the led is on. this is an Intel 3945ABG. any ideas?
[11:00] <icon> sektor:  Hm have just tried that it aint working, its cause i want to start my Wifi-radar but it will not open :(
[11:00] <icon> QaDeS:  Hm okay i can try that,.
[11:00] <QaDeS> sektor: i don't think you should need sudo for _games_ ;o)
[11:00] <boraklavun_> bye everyone
[11:00] <fourmi> :quit
[11:00] <user01> ikonia, well if i create an email account with mailbox A, B, C in this order, and someone else create their email box with D, A, F, where A is the shared mailbox, i create a template with A as FROM, it will open as From D on the other
[11:01] <crdlb> aprilhare: wow, he bundled half the system in here
[11:01] <sektor> QaDeS, good point :-)
[11:01] <BrixSat> 47 --> Brixsat
[11:01] <user01> ikonia, because it looks at the order on the individual account and not the from address
[11:01] <crdlb> aprilhare: something tells me this guy is a windows developer
[11:01] <BrixSat> ikonia i switched nick
[11:01] <graingert> benkamin-> try toggling the switch
[11:01] <sprockets2000> anyone in here use kbuntu
[11:01] <sektor> merqurio, wouldn't know than, sorry, haven't noticed any delays on my network interface using ubuntu\
[11:01] <sprockets2000> if so what is the applet name of the applet that can control cpu scaling
[11:01] <BrixSat> ikonia i was [47]
[11:01] <aprilhare> crdlb: calibre is also for OS X and Windows so yeah :)
[11:02] <graingert> benkamin-> or, right click on nm-applet and enable it
[11:02] <QaDeS> btw can somebody tell me how much cpy ksoftirqd is using on their system? the 10-12% it hogs on mine seem a bit much to me
[11:02] <Snicks|TWw> hi, i'm trying to get an vpn-connection working with pptp, but i't doesn't really seem to work, anybody knows how it works and should work?
[11:02] <ChotaZ> Can anyone here help me with ALSA?
[11:02] <benkamin> "nm-applet" - can you pls explain? the little network tray icon?
[11:02] <graingert> !question | ChotaZ
[11:02] <merqurio> sektor: don't worry; thanks
[11:02] <graingert> benkamin-> yes
[11:02] <sektor> does anyone know how I can dock pidgin to the right of the screen, so that it's always visible?
[11:03] <user01> ikonia, and my response from the official thunderbird forum is that it isnt designed to be multi-ser
[11:03] <benkamin> "Enable Wireless" is disabled for clicking. grayed...
[11:03] <ChotaZ> I'm having problem having 2 applications outputting sound at the same time, If I open teamspeak and mplayr next, mplayer crashes and i have to pkill it.
[11:03] <graingert> sektor-> always on top + move it resize
[11:03] <BrixSat> ikonia cant it be a misconfig in network?
[11:03] <icon> benkamin:  yes what about that :) ?
[11:03] <aprilhare> crdlb: i just wish it was packaged properly - it would be nice if it was properly ported to amd64 for instance
[11:03] <graingert> benkamin-> toggle the wifi switch
[11:03] <icon> benkamin:  when i try to open wifi-radar then nothing happends.
[11:03] <BrixSat> because 0.0.0.0 does not exist as a network and apache may fail because thatr
[11:03] <benkamin> switch is on
[11:03] <graingert> benkamin-> does it work after a boot cycle?
[11:03] <aprilhare> and the dependencies are a real mess for calibre
[11:04] <QaDeS> ChotaZ: it might help to use dmix instead of the default alsa output
[11:04] <graingert> benkamin-> toggle it just in case
[11:04] <benkamin> i did try again...
[11:04] <sektor> graingert, I don't want the rest of my maximized programs to end up underneath pidgin
[11:04] <dayo> is there anyway to bar certain users from using wget?
[11:04] <QaDeS> that'll mix the apps together; else the first one will keep an exclusive lock on the soundcard
[11:04] <jrib> crdlb, aprilhare: python2.6 is in doko's ppa, but I'm missing the context of your conversation...
[11:04] <ChotaZ> QaDeS: How do I use dmix? (sorry i'm new to linux, fresh installed yesterday for first time)
[11:04] <graingert> sektor-> oooh, you could use the gnome-panel wrap tool
[11:04] <benkamin> i'll try to boot.  but it doesn't matter that it's running from live cd, does it?
[11:04] <aprilhare> jrib: relates to the requirements of an application called calibre
[11:05] <crdlb> jrib: but that won't help if it needs other python modules, right? (eg pyqt)
[11:05] <graingert> sektor-> make a massive panel, then wrap pidgin's buddy list as a panel
[11:05] <aprilhare> jrib: calibre is not in the repos and uses a custom installer
[11:05] <jrib> crdlb: right
[11:05] <graingert> sektor-> applet
[11:05] <sektor> graingert, thanks, gonna try that, problem is that I don't know the right terminology for this feature, so google isn't very helpful
[11:05] <omyanto> join medan
[11:05] <QaDeS> ChotaZ: gimme a minute, need to look for myself ^ ^
[11:05] <BrixSat> ikonia ? still here?
[11:05] <NotADJ> gzip: stdout: file too large. (How do I fix this?)
[11:06] <omyanto> #join medan
[11:06] <omyanto> #medan
[11:06] <ChotaZ> QaDeS: Thanks.
[11:06] <quibbler> omyanto->  /join #edan
[11:06] <crdlb> aprilhare: I can't figure out what this thing is doing, but I strongly recommend using the source package instead
[11:06] <omyanto> #join medan
[11:06] <quibbler> omyanto->  /join #medan
[11:06] <jrib> aprilhare: "When running the command line utilities, they will segfault after completion. This can be ignored."  I'd be wary of using software that has this on their download page...
[11:07] <bluenzo^nix> When creating a new user account, what profile should you use, I used "Desktop" and from the new user account I cannot access "User & Groups" for instance how do I edit my permissions properly?
[11:07] <BrixSat> ikonia ?
[11:07] <graingert> sektor-> gnome-swallow-applet
[11:07] <aprilhare> jrib: if you're in the mood to help him please feel free to get involved :) its a great application that deserves cleaning up and packaging
[11:07] <SM411> Hi, is there a application for ubuntu that fix ntfs disk that can be used in ubuntu and not in windows xp _
[11:08] <aprilhare> jrib: in the meanwhile however, i dig
[11:08] <bluenzo^nix> gparted can format as NTFS cant it?
[11:09] <QaDeS> ChotaZ: seems like it's application dependent. look if you can choose the audio output in the preferences of those apps. there should be at least alsa, oss and dmix to choose from
[11:09] <ChotaZ> QaDeS: Does dmix come installed by default?
[11:10] <crdlb> aprilhare: he has included python in that binary package thing :/
[11:10] <QaDeS> ChotaZ: what i did on my system additionally is, set all defaults in "System => Preferences => Sound" to PulseAudio. seems to work pretty nicely
[11:10] <QaDeS> ChotaZ: afaik yes
[11:10] <jrib> aprilhare: well one way around this would be to install python 2.6 and use easyinstall to grab the packages for python 2.6.  You could even use a python virtual environment to keep these packages separate from a vanilla python 2.6 .  The python 2.6 requirement is what makes it difficult here since the python libraries in intrepid's repositories won't get installed for python 2.6 as crdlb pointed out
[11:11] <ChotaZ> QaDeS: Yeah I had to do that do, otherwise my headset wouldnt work.
[11:11] <SM411> bluenzo^nix: Can gparted fix a disk without loosing the files?
[11:12] <bluenzo^nix> SM411, nevermind
[11:12] <crdlb> aprilhare: and everything else that it needs, like PyQt4 and various other python packages
[11:12] <ChotaZ> QaDeS: I set everything to PulseAudio.
[11:12] <QaDeS> ChotaZ: sound still seems a bit tricky on ubuntu. the defaults are crap ;o)
[11:12] <ChotaZ> QaDeS: Let me try having youtube outputting at same time as teamspeak.
[11:12] <bluenzo^nix> SM411, you dont have a windows disk? whats wrong with your windows partition?
[11:12] <SM411> I got two harddrives. One for OS and one for file storage
[11:12] <benkamin> after boot wireless problem solved.. :) thx everyone!
[11:12] <bluenzo^nix> SM411, maybe people at ##Windows can help you
[11:13] <aprilhare> crdlb, jrib: ic. its a real mess its true. but i'm unsure if its worth installing anything more until he gets a chance to look at the traceback. i've mentioned to him the problems with running python 2.6
[11:13] <SM411> The filestorage disk is a huge ntfs disk, and it got corrupt after using it in ubuntu
[11:13] <SM411> I can still use it in ubuntu though
[11:13] <crdlb> aprilhare: use the source install, that should at least be sane
[11:13] <bluenzo^nix> SM411, this is way outta my league, but it could be fixable, it almost sounds like a problem I had, with the boot stuff
[11:14] <aprilhare> compiling from source may be the best thing to do however python 2.6 is a difficult dependency to fill and if the source now depends on it i'm in trouble
[11:14] <crdlb> aprilhare: it really has nothing to do with python 2.6; if he has broken compatibility with 2.5, it's not in that traceback
[11:14] <QaDeS> SM411: what does windows say when you try to access the volume?
[11:14] <ubuntistas>  i just downloaded ubuntu beta iso file how can i use virtualbox?
[11:14] <ubuntistas> any clue//?
[11:14] <ChotaZ> QaDeS: Wow, another problem, flash isnt working for some reason, is there  anything specific I need to to do install it on 64 bits?
[11:14] <s3r3n1t7_> aprilhare, apt-get build-dep no option?
[11:14] <jrib> aprilhare: use doko's ppa or if you use the source install make sure you do "make altinstall", not "make install".  That way it doesn't overwrite the existing python binary
[11:14] <bluenzo^nix> When creating a new user account, what profile should you use, I used "Desktop" and from the new user account I cannot access "User & Groups" for instance how do I edit my permissions properly?
[11:14] <SM411> It tells me that its a dynamic disk (unknown filesystem), and that i need to format it to use it
[11:14] <aprilhare> s3r3n1t7: no i  don't believe so
[11:14] <benkamin> i have a question: is it possible to just clone a HD with ubuntu to another machine, and then just reconfigure the packages?
[11:14] <jrib> ubuntistas: what version of ubuntu are you using now?
[11:15] <aprilhare> jrib: thanks ill give it a try :)
[11:15] <ubuntistas> 8.10 jrib
[11:15] <QaDeS> ChotaZ: sometimes "F5" in the browser window helps. have problems with flash on my 64 bit box too
[11:15] <jrib> ubuntistas: have you installed virtualbox?
[11:15] <birdfly> 菜
[11:15] <ubuntistas> yes jrib
[11:15] <crdlb> aprilhare: that way you'll be using the libraries on your system, not he ones he bundled
[11:15] <quibbler> !cn | birdfly
[11:16] <SM411> QaDeS: It tells me that its a dynamic disk (unknown filesystem), and that i need to format it to use it
[11:16] <jrib> ubuntistas: so now just create a new virtual machine and in the options point the cdrom to your iso
[11:16] <aprilhare> crdlb: i think he needs an experience linux/ubuntu helper but my experience is limited :)
[11:16] <sharkk> hi, to who do i should ask to make a deb pkg(for ubuntu) for a software that don't has a deb pkg(for ubuntu)? thanks.
[11:16] <crdlb> aprilhare: as it is now, you're using his bundled python 2.6 (which is broken because python doesn't support being put in a prefix different from the one it was installed to)
[11:16] <bluenzo^nix> When creating a new user account, what profile should you use, I used "Desktop" and from the new user account I cannot access "User & Groups" for instance how do I edit my permissions properly?
[11:16] <jrib> !packaging | sharkk
[11:16] <birdfly> 法兰绒、
[11:16] <ChotaZ> QaDeS: Refreshing isnt working =\
[11:16] <ubuntistas> jrib do i have ti burn a cd?
[11:16] <QaDeS> SM411: sounds nearly like the fixing the volume type might help. you can do that with cfdisk or alike without having to worry about your data. as long as you don't delete and recreate partitions that is ;o)
[11:17] <jrib> ubuntistas: no
[11:17] <sharkk> thanks
[11:17] <ubuntistas> explain
[11:17] <crdlb> aprilhare: basically, python stores that it was installed to '/usr/lib/python2.6' internally, and he just copied that up in his distributed copy, so the tracebacks contain that false path
[11:17] <jrib> ubuntistas: did you go to the settings for your virtual machine yet?  It lets you point it to a .iso file on your drive.  It should be clear if you go to the options
[11:17] <SM411> QaDeS: Thanks, gona try it
[11:17] <ubuntistas> what name do i have to put jrib
[11:17] <lonejack> sorry, I have a problem. I have a 8:04 on a PIII 800. Everything works well generally. Only, sometimes, no longer recognizes the hd and the boot doesn't start. This morning this happened, I started the system with the live cd from which I then access all'hd on the system. I read the files, none issue. So I did the restart by removing the live cd and everything works. What happens?
[11:17] <crdlb> aprilhare: which finally explains how you could get such a crazy error :)
[11:17] <jrib> ubuntistas: name for what?
[11:18] <aprilhare> crdlb: well it takes craziness to generate crazy errors :) he needs help seriously
[11:18] <crdlb> aprilhare: he just needs to not try to make binary packages for linux, it's a losing effort :)
[11:18] <ubuntistas> jrib what can i do first ? tell me the steps
[11:19] <Snicks|TWw> hi, i'm trying to get an vpn-connection working with pptp, but i't doesn't really seem to work, anybody knows how it works and should work?
[11:19] <jrib> ubuntistas: open virtualbox, create new virtual machine, go to virtual machine settings, point cdrom to .iso file, start virtual machine
[11:19] <QaDeS> ChotaZ: it's just a gray box, right? i don't know...before the last update it seemed to work occasionally
[11:19] <gardinero> Hi, can anybody help me? How do I find out, if Ubunut 32bit or Ubuntu 64bit is installed on a machine?
[11:20] <jrib> gardinero: uname -m
[11:20] <xstasi> gardar, uname  -m
[11:20] <theunixgeek> Can I install ubuntu to a USB drive and then install it on another computer from there?
[11:20] <abstortedminds> what can i use to run another distro in a VM
[11:20] <crow_> hi folks.
[11:20] <theunixgeek> (I am having wayyyy to many problems with Fedora)
[11:20] <xstasi> theunixgeek, you can install the installer on the usb stick
[11:20] <xstasi> then run it from there
[11:20] <theunixgeek> xstasi: ah, that's a better idea, how do I do that?
[11:20] <gardinero> Ah, thank you.
[11:20] <xstasi> there are apposite images to download on the website
[11:20] <jrib> !virtualizer | abstortedminds
[11:21] <QaDeS> abstortedminds: qemu, xen, virtualbox, bochs, kvm, vmware come to mind
[11:21] <aprilhare> thanks anyway. will look into it further
[11:21] <abstortedminds> k thanks
[11:21] <xstasi> wait a second..
[11:21] <ubuntistas> jrib it's saying me here no hard disk
[11:21] <ChotaZ> QaDeS: Right, and I got around it, if you still with problems try this: workes just now for me http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Install-Adobe-Flash-Player-64-bit-on-Ubuntu-8-10-98076.shtml
[11:21] <jrib> ubuntistas: I have no idea what "it" and "here" refer to in what you just said
[11:21] <theunixgeek> xstasi: what are apposite images?
[11:22] <xstasi> theunixgeek, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[11:22] <theunixgeek> xstasi: thanks
[11:22] <xstasi> no problem
[11:22] <crdlb> aprilhare: the source package instructions look vaguely sane from a quick look
[11:22] <ChotaZ> QaDeS: getting back to the first subject, I tried having youtube + teamspeak, and teamspeak automutes me. =\ For some reason I can't have 2 apps outputting for same device
[11:22] <ubuntistas> iam creating a virtual machine and iam in the third step and it's saying me no hard disk can i continue jrib?
[11:23] <jrib> ubuntistas: no, create one
[11:23] <xstasi> ubuntistas, yes, by creating one
[11:23] <Snicks|TWw> hi, i'm trying to get an vpn-connection working with pptp, but i't doesn't really seem to work, anybody knows how it works and should work?
[11:23] <xstasi> Snicks|TWw, are you using openvpn for that?
[11:23] <QaDeS> ChotaZ: did you find dmix in the team speak preferences? (sorry, don't use teamspeak myself)
[11:23] <Snicks|TWw> xstasi, no, i use pptp, as said -.-
[11:24] <xstasi> cool, cause i don't know what pptp is, so i asked :P
[11:24] <ChotaZ> QaDeS: In teamspeak I had to set the output device to dev/dsp1 so it would out in the headset.
[11:24] <SM411> QaDeS: I didnt figure out how to use cfdisk
[11:24] <ubuntistas> which is beetter dynamic expanding image or fixed size jrib xstasi?
[11:24] <xstasi> ChotaZ, did they make the ts client for linux? or are you using wine?
[11:24] <xstasi> ubuntistas, dynamic is known to be flawed
[11:24] <benkamin> sorry, but I'll try to ask again. if i have a machine ready with everything i need, can i just clone the hard disk to another machine, so i don't have to install everything from the beginning? anyone has experience with this?
[11:24] <xstasi> go for the fixed size
[11:25] <ChotaZ> xtasi: sudo apt-get install teamspeak-client
[11:25] <xstasi> benkamin, i did that for an expo, it's possible
[11:25] <Snicks|TWw> benkamin, if it has different hardware, it can't be done
[11:25] <ChotaZ> xstasi: sudo apt-get install teamspeak-client
[11:25] <Snicks|TWw> i suppose
[11:25] <xstasi> but there are a few things you need to be aware of for that
[11:25] <s3r3n1t7> benkamin, in theory, yes you can. however, it's better to just copy the installed packages scheme over and clone it that way.
[11:25] <ubuntistas> image size 8gb is good xstasi?
[11:25] <s3r3n1t7> !clone | benacke_
[11:25] <xstasi> ubuntistas, depends on what you need to do, but normally it is
[11:25] <s3r3n1t7> benkamin, see above
[11:26] <bluenzo^nix> I cant delete a user via users & Groups, it says the user is on the computer, but its logged out :|
[11:26] <xstasi> BlueEagle, what does "ps -u thatusername" say?
[11:27] <benkamin> s3r3n1t7: thx! sounds good.
[11:27] <QaDeS> SM411: "sudo cfdisk <device>" on the console. probably sda or hda for your system
[11:27] <crow_> apache is working correctly now.
[11:27] <QaDeS> sorry, have to leave for shopping now. woman's pushing
[11:27] <benkamin> !automate
[11:27] <QaDeS> real world *sigh*
[11:27] <hx> BlueEagle, i do know: ps -ef|grep USERNAMEorProcessName    .    Display processes with that name or user currently running
[11:28] <crow_> !embedded
[11:28] <crow_> !avr
[11:28] <crow_> !arm
[11:28] <ChotaZ> Hi, I can't have 2 applications outputting sound for the same device, the secound one I run will just crash or malfunction, what can I do?
[11:28] <crow_> !cross
[11:28] <ubuntistas> xtasi can i delete the virtual machine then?
[11:29] <ubuntistas> xstasi
[11:29] <xstasi> ubuntistas, if you wish so.. why??
[11:29] <ubuntistas> i'm just asking
[11:29] <xstasi> ChotaZ, if the apps support it, try to make them work with "pulse" as audio output system
[11:30] <rakudave> !botabuse | crow_
[11:30] <ChotaZ> xstasi: I went to System->Pref->Sound and changed everything to pulse =\
[11:30] <ChotaZ> xstasi: How do I change my desktop resolution? >.<
[11:30] <xstasi> ChotaZ, try to restart pulse and then the apps, you never know...
[11:30] <xstasi> system -> preferences -> screen res
[11:31] <xstasi> (having a coffee, back in a few mins :P)
[11:31] <ChotaZ> xstasi: Thanks a lot.
[11:32] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, hey sorry
[11:32] <bluenzo^nix> awwe nvm lol
[11:33] <ChotaZ> How do I use the Cube function with Compiz?
[11:34] <jrib> !ccsm | ChotaZ
[11:34] <knoppix> hi can samone help me instal ubuntu via LAN ?
[11:36] <ubuntistas> xstasi i created the virtual machine next?
[11:36] <xstasi> back
[11:37] <xstasi> ChotaZ, open ccsm and enable the cube and rotate cube plugins
[11:37] <xstasi> ubuntistas, next what?
[11:37] <ubuntistas> what can i do next xstasi
[11:37] <benkamin> ChotaZ: also don't forget to set 4 desktops (4 columns, 1 row)
[11:37] <xstasi> ubuntistas, starting it i guess :)
[11:37]  * G69 \o
[11:37] <BrixSat> ~
[11:37] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, ps -u is empty...i killed the processes, yet i still cant delete the user
[11:38] <penthief> What command will tell me about my hard disk(s)?
[11:38] <grawity> penthief: Try 'df'
[11:38] <xstasi> penthief, what do you want to know?
[11:38]  * grawity is wondering what's bluenzo^nix's problem
[11:38] <oskar-> penthief: cat /proc/partitions    or    blkid
[11:38] <penthief> scsi/ata
[11:38] <bluenzo^nix> grawity, i cant delete a user account
[11:38] <Bonez56> hi, I have a netbook on my desk which is set up directly next to my Ubuntu PC. I have my Logitech 5.1 speakers plugged into my Ubuntu PC. I have plugged an audio cable from the headphone jack on my netbook into the line in on my creative audigy in the ubuntu PC. How can I make it so that all sound played through the netbook comes out of my big speakers which are plugged into the ubuntu PC?
[11:38] <xstasi> bluenzo^nix, try "w" and/or "who"
[11:38] <xstasi> see if the user is listed there
[11:39] <xstasi> if it isn't, do it the rough way
[11:39] <xstasi> sudo userdel thatusername
[11:39] <grawity> xstasi: I don't think it would, as the shell would be killed already.
[11:39] <xstasi> grawity, that doesn't mean that u/wtmp are clean
[11:40] <penthief> Thanks, but none of those three suggestions tell me if I have a scsi/ata or whatever drive.
[11:40] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, i already tried sudo deluser <nick> it gives error code 8
[11:40] <grawity> bluenzo^nix: userdel, not deluser
[11:40] <xstasi> penthief, try "dmesg | grep sd"
[11:40] <bluenzo^nix> grawity, meh typo on chat, doesnt work in terminal
[11:41] <knoppix> Can samone help me installing ubuntu 8.10 via LAN ?
[11:41] <bluenzo^nix> grawity, userdel: user bluenzo is currently logged in
[11:41] <grawity> Hmm
[11:41] <penthief> xstasi: Cheers, that's OK, but I'm suprised there's no proc or sysfs file for this info
[11:42] <visitor> 哈哈
[11:42] <xstasi> penthief, i'm not sure if there is or isn't, what i normally do is that
[11:42] <graingert> how do I convert .cue+.bin to .iso?
[11:42] <xstasi> graingert, there is a program for that
[11:42] <Bonez56> knoppix, to start with you need the alternative CD, not the Live CD. which one do you have?
[11:42] <birdfly> visitor ?
[11:42] <Boohbah> graingert: bin2iso
[11:42] <s3r3n1t7> bluenzo^nix, how are you logged in atm then?
[11:42] <xstasi> graingert, ccd2iso
[11:42] <visitor> 我是
[11:42] <bluenzo^nix> s3r3n1t7, im on "kenneth" lol
[11:42] <birdfly> 不容易阿，看个汉字
[11:42] <visitor> 阿 哈哈
[11:42] <knoppix> i think live but i have neetboot directory downloaded
[11:43] <client03> gfhgujhkkkkjkh
[11:43] <visitor> 都是老外？
[11:43] <knoppix> and tftp is not sending files
[11:43] <xstasi> bluenzo^nix, i guess you did the "w" "who" try
[11:43] <Bonez56> visitor: english only
[11:43] <visitor> sorry
[11:43] <visitor> haha
[11:43] <birdfly> 不是也差不多
[11:43] <grawity> bluenzo^nix: Hmm...try: killall -s 9 -u bluenzo
[11:43] <Bonez56> knoppix, you need the alternative cd regardless
[11:43] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, i dont know what you mean "w" "who"
[11:43] <graingert> Boohbah-> what about bchunk
[11:43] <Bonez56> hi, I have a netbook on my desk which is set up directly next to my Ubuntu PC. I have my Logitech 5.1 speakers plugged into my Ubuntu PC. I have plugged an audio cable from the headphone jack on my netbook into the line in on my creative audigy in the ubuntu PC. How can I make it so that all sound played through the netbook comes out of my big speakers which are plugged into the ubuntu PC?
[11:43] <birdfly> 我查了几个显示是葡萄牙
[11:43] <ChotaZ> xstasi: Can you help me set up PA and some other stuff that it may require to have 2 apps outputting for same device without malfunctioning any on them?
 bluenzo^nix, try "w" and/or "who"
[11:43] <grawity> bluenzo^nix: 'w' and 'who' are also commands you have to type on Terminal.
[11:44] <xstasi> those were commands meant to be typed in the terminal
[11:44]  * grawity pokes birdfly to speak English.
[11:44] <graingert> Bonez56-> pulseaudio
[11:44] <xstasi> ChotaZ, that really depends on the apps you're trying to run
[11:44] <ChotaZ> xstasi: I already set all the controllers to PulseAudio in System->Prefs->Sound
[11:44] <s3r3n1t7> Bonez56, if they're both connected to a network you could just use pulse audio and use the network to transfer the sound.
[11:44] <visitor> can some one introduce  some desktop mananger
[11:44] <visitor> ?
[11:44] <ChotaZ> xstasi: If I'm watching a video on youtube and then try to run mplayer, it just crashes ?\
[11:44] <birdfly> ok
[11:45] <xstasi> ChotaZ, as for mplayer, launch it with -ao pulse
[11:45] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, grawity, ive never used who and "w" what am i looking for? i get 4 lines back... they all sya "kenneth" not "bluenzo"
[11:45] <birdfly> speak english !!!!!!!
[11:45] <visitor> i do not like fvwm
[11:45] <Bonez56> s3r3n1t7, they are both physically connected to each other with a 3.5mm audio cable... i should not need to rely on a network interface to transfer, surely?
[11:45] <xstasi> ChotaZ, as for firefox, open (i think) /etc/firefox/firefoxrc
[11:45] <xstasi> bluenzo^nix, that's strange then
[11:45] <graingert> Bonez56-> digital/pulseadio will give better quality, and it's cooler
[11:45] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, maybe i uncovered some weird bug with ubuntu :P
[11:45] <ChotaZ> xstasi: How can I do that for mplayer, as when I double click a mp3 file or video with will autolaunch it like that?
[11:45] <grawity> bluenzo^nix: Hmm. If nothing helps, you can always try the Windows way: Reboot.
[11:46] <s3r3n1t7> Bonez56, there's no need, but it sure makes it a lot easier.
[11:46] <xstasi> ChotaZ, the file for firefox is /etc/firefox-3.0/firefoxrc
[11:46] <bluenzo^nix> grawity, ya i was gonna do that lol
[11:46] <xstasi> in there, write:
[11:46] <xstasi> FIREFOX_DSP="pulse"
[11:46] <xstasi> then restart firefox
[11:46] <BrixSat> 3333236666653
[11:46] <grawity> BrixSat: ?
[11:46] <xstasi> bluenzo^nix, i'd kill to have a shell there to find out :P
[11:47] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, cant you use remote desktop? :P
[11:47] <xstasi> and by the way, "userdel" should normally ignore that..
[11:47] <Bonez56> s3r3n1t7, you got any links you can give me that may aid in setting this up? was not even aware you could do it that way
[11:47] <Frol_> xstasi: you don't have shell?
[11:48] <xstasi> Frol_, not on his computer where the strange behavior is happening
[11:48] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, when i create a new account, which profile do I use, desktop or administrator
[11:48] <ChotaZ> xstasi: What If there no firefoxrc file inside the firefox-3.0 folder?
[11:48] <Frol_> xstasi: oki :)
[11:48] <xstasi> ChotaZ, make it
[11:48] <ChotaZ> xstasi: what should I put inside the file?
[11:48] <grawity> xstasi: userdel isn't supposed to ignore the fact that $USER is logged in, if you're speaking about that.
[11:48]  * xstasi looks at bluenzo^nix with clueless eyes, not being used to create users with graphical
[11:48] <s3r3n1t7> Bonez56, it's very simple actually. Install padevchooser on both, then run that app on both. On your desktop, click the icon that will appear in your taskbar, configure your local server to allow it to be discovered. Then on your client you click it and select your desktop as default server. Every application that uses pulse will then send its sound to your desktop.
[11:49] <xstasi> ChotaZ, what i pasted you earlier
[11:49] <xstasi> FIREFOX_DSP="pulse"
[11:49] <ChotaZ> xstasi: -ao pulse
[11:49] <xstasi> ChotaZ, that's for mplayer, not firefox
[11:50] <xstasi> grawity, are you sure? i never experimented that
[11:50] <Bonez56> s3r3n1t7, sorry, I forgot to tell you that the netbook runs windoze XP
[11:50] <ChotaZ> xstasi: thanks, how do I launch mplayer with that command?
[11:50] <grawity> xstasi: read 'man userdel' - it lists return code 8 as "User active"
[11:51] <s3r3n1t7> bonez46, aah. That does indeed change things. Hmm, you send the output from your laptop through a cable to the input of your desktop? Then you should be able to change the output of that channel up.
[11:51] <xstasi> ChotaZ, first find out if it's working - restart completely firefox once you edited the file and load something on youtube, then open a terminal and play some file with "mplayer -ao pulse somefile.mp3" and see if it works
[11:51] <xstasi> grawity, nice
[11:51] <ChotaZ> xtasi: restarting firefox
[11:52] <xstasi> ChotaZ, honestly i never launch mplayer from nautilus, but if when you do that it opens the graphical interface for mplayer, you can try poking with it and see if you can find the audio output in the settings or something like that
[11:53] <ChotaZ> xstasi: ran from terminal and works perfectly now
[11:53] <xstasi> ChotaZ, great
[11:53] <ChotaZ> xstasi: will try to find a way to launch it from nautilus like this
[11:53] <xstasi> now have fun discovering how to make that permanent :P
[11:54] <s3r3n1t7> xstasi, if i may make a note, from my experience mplayer follows the sound configuration which is set in the sound preferences option in preferences.
[11:54] <lonejack> the 9.04, will be an LTS
[11:54] <lonejack> ?
[11:54] <xstasi> s3r3n1t7, you mean gnome's preferences or its?
[11:54] <jrib> lonejack: no
[11:54] <s3r3n1t7> xstasi, gnome's
[11:54] <xstasi> cool
[11:54] <ChotaZ> xstasi: no option on mplayer to choose the outpute =(
[11:55] <xstasi> shouldn't gnome run with pulse by default then?
[11:55] <jrib> ChotaZ: yes there is
[11:55] <ChotaZ> jrib: where?
[11:55] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, , i want to create another account with identical permissions as when i installed ubuntu for first time, how do i can that?
[11:55] <ubuntistas> xstasi so smallis the screen?
[11:55] <lonejack> jrib: what a pity...
[11:55] <jrib> ChotaZ: right click on it -> options
[11:55] <jrib> lonejack: why... next lts is 10.04
[11:55] <s3r3n1t7> xstasi, i've set it to run with pulse yeah, but that's mainly because i send my sound through the network here.
[11:55] <penthief> How can I discover what kind of software raid I am using?
[11:55] <ChotaZ> jrib: I searche around the preferences window and I couldnt find anything =\
[11:56] <jrib> ChotaZ: try the "audio" tab?
[11:56] <xstasi> penthief, mdadm --something, can't remember.. take a look at the manpage
[11:56] <xstasi> ubuntistas, what?
[11:56] <ChotaZ> jrib, xtasi: Thanks a lot, now I need to figure out how to do this for teamspeak xD
[11:56] <lonejack> jrib: I'm using 8.04, is seems there are a lot of improvements on 9.04.... I've to wait!
[11:56] <penthief> xstasi: Thanks
[11:56] <xstasi> bluenzo^nix, i suppose what you want to do is give him admin permissions
[11:57] <xstasi> ChotaZ, pray it supports pulse
[11:57] <jrib> lonejack: you can upgrade to 9.04 from 8.04
[11:57] <lonejack> jrib: but isn't an LTS...
[11:57] <ChotaZ> xstasi: I set the output device to dev/dsp1 and i got sound on my headset, lets see if I can launch mplayer from nautilus without a problem ^^
[11:58] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, cuz i removed bluenzo cuz he was a 'desktop' profile
[11:58] <Jampiter> Hi
[11:58] <Jampiter> !gdm
[11:58] <jrib> lonejack: well what exactly do you want from LTS?  The only benefit it gives you is not having to upgrade for 3 years (ie you get no new software for 3 years but still get support for it)
[11:58] <xstasi> ChotaZ, /dev/dsp is the OSS interface, not the pulse one... try having a look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=722360
[11:58] <Jampiter> !login
[11:58] <John> someone in here there can tell me what you can use "virtualbox" to ? i dont understand what you can use it to :O ?
[11:58] <xstasi> John, use virtual machines
[11:58] <ChotaZ> xstasi: oh k thank
[11:58] <bluenzo^nix> John, its a virual machine if im not mistaken
[11:58] <xstasi> bluenzo^nix, i'm not sure i'm following you
[11:58] <Jampiter> Does anyone know how to change from the kde login manager to the GNOME/XFCE one?
[11:59] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, nevermind :P
[11:59] <s3r3n1t7> !gdm | Jampiter
[11:59] <jrib> Jampiter: dpkg-reconfigure gdm  should be enough...
[11:59] <lonejack> jrib: I thinkought the "LTS" is a version
[11:59] <Squiggy_> Baww
[11:59] <lonejack> jrib: I think the "LTS" is a version more accurate..
[11:59] <Squiggy_> Can I somehow erase ALL networks on Xchat?
[12:00] <Jampiter> jrib: Excellent. That worked. Thank you :)
[12:00] <lukjad007> Squiggy_, How do you mean?
[12:00] <lonejack> jrib: the main feature I like 9.04 is ext4 support..
[12:00] <jrib> lonejack: LTS just means it is supported for 3 years on the desktop and 5 years on the server.  Typical releases only have support for 18 months.  It's really only useful imo for environments like web servers in such where you don't want to upgrade too often
[12:00] <Squiggy_> Well I just installed xchat and it gives me a ton of unneeded networks
[12:00] <Squiggy_> Which sucks
[12:00] <RRockon> G'day
[12:00] <Johnn> xstasi:  Hm can you like give em an example :) ?
[12:00] <lukjad007> Squiggy_, Oh. Sure!
[12:00] <graingert> Squiggy_-> leave em, they do no harm
[12:00] <xstasi> Squiggy_, i got used to it, but you can try editing ~/.xchat2/servlist_.conf
[12:01] <Squiggy_> I 'll try
[12:01] <Jmz> Brb - reboot
[12:01] <RRockon> I had a quick question about the Ubuntu Live CD and existing NTFS partitions. I want to run an ntfsfix on the current windows disk but it says it's locked me out
[12:01] <xstasi> Johnn, that means running an operating system in a window, basically :)
[12:01] <lonejack> jrib: I'll upgrade it on next days...
[12:01] <lukjad007> Squiggy_, In xchat Go to XChat->Network List
[12:01] <xstasi> RRockon, are you launching it as root?
[12:02] <jrib> !upgrade > lonejack
[12:02] <Johnn> xstasi:  so if i got linux ubuntu on my desktop, then i can use virtualbox to run, like windows 7 in that window without installing it or what you mean ?
[12:02] <RRockon> xtasi: Yup
[12:02] <Snicks|TWw> hi, i'm trying to get an vpn-connection working with pptp, but i't doesn't really seem to work, anybody knows how it works and should work?
[12:02] <xstasi> Johnn, exactly that
[12:02] <lukjad007> Squiggy_, The select the one network you don't want, and press remove.
[12:02] <graingert> Johnn-> you need to install it :-p
[12:02] <xstasi> of course, you have to install it within virtualbox
[12:02] <lukjad007> Ghaa!
[12:02] <graingert> Johnn-> under virtual box
[12:02] <xstasi> lukjad007, i think he prolly wanted to delete *all* networks but the one he wanted
[12:02] <ChotaZ> xstasi: didnt work for me, If I take out teamspeak of the equation everything works fine.
[12:03] <xstasi> ChotaZ, have you tried running it with the pulse wrapper?
[12:03] <ChotaZ> xstasi: but if I launch teamspeka first, mplayer will crash and youtube wont output sound.
[12:03] <xstasi> padsp, that is
[12:03] <lukjad007> xstasi, Hmm... I guess so.
[12:03] <s3r3n1t7> jrib, doesn't that mean that there will be a version without support for 6 months?
[12:03] <Johnn> graingert:  so i need to install it ? but instead of it install it on my partion where i got ubuntu then i install it "virtualbox" and run it form there in a window :) ?
[12:03] <ChotaZ> xstasi: yes, and  If I lunch any other sound using application first, teamspeak will automute =\
[12:03] <jrib> s3r3n1t7: no?  What do you mean exactly?
[12:03] <Johnn> xstasi:  ohh okay :)
[12:03] <graingert> Johnn-> yes
[12:04] <xstasi> ChotaZ, try configuring TS to use OSS and then launch it with the wrapper
[12:04] <graingert> Johnn-> you install it in/under virtualbox
[12:04] <Johnn> graingert:  that is brilliant !!
[12:04] <graingert> Johnn-> you can even have it seamless, but that's a bit pants
[12:04] <xstasi> Johnn, there is one thing you need to be aware of, though
[12:04] <ChotaZ> xstasi: so on the the output device i put dev/dsp1?
[12:04] <xstasi> Johnn, you won't be able to use 3d acceleration inside windows
[12:04] <Johnn> xstasi:  Whats that ?
[12:04] <xstasi> ChotaZ, yep
[12:04] <s3r3n1t7> jrib, LTS has 3 years of support, normal versions have 18 months. Won't that mean that the version which comes right after the LTS has a period of 6 months without support while the LTS still has support?
[12:05] <ChotaZ> xstasi: it was when I first tried
[12:05] <Johnn> xstasi:  3d acceleration, what that ?
[12:05] <lukjad007> Who here is near 8:30 PM?
[12:05] <hx> why virtual box, when there is Vmware Server?
[12:05] <xstasi> ChotaZ, but you tried without the wrapper i think
[12:05] <jrib> s3r3n1t7: yes
[12:05] <xstasi> Johnn, you know, videogames... 3d stuff :)
[12:05] <ChotaZ> xstasi: padsp teamspeak
[12:05] <s3r3n1t7> jrib, k, was wondering about that.
[12:05]  * RRockon wonders if xtasi is the resident "assistant" here atm
[12:05] <s3r3n1t7> RRockon, atm it would seem so yeah.
[12:05] <xstasi> ChotaZ, ran that, with teamspeak using OSS as audio?
[12:05] <ChotaZ> xstasi: yes.
[12:05] <Johnn> graingert:  okay :(
[12:05] <raven> hi - is ther any solution (eg in ARDOUR) to set the BPM by clicking? any tool?
[12:05] <jrib> s3r3n1t7: lts has 5 years support on the server, so it's even more in that case :)
[12:05] <bluenzo^nix> how do i copy my xchat settings from 1 acct to another, i tried this: sudo cp -R ~/.xchat2 /home/bluenzo
[12:06] <RRockon> somewhat inconvenient, looking at the amount of helpseeking individuals :)
[12:06] <s3r3n1t7> RRockon, it happens at times.
[12:06] <xstasi> bluenzo^nix, that won't work because if you use "sudo" then "~" will mean root's home
[12:06] <Johnn> xstasi:  ohh that kind of sucks, but, i can surf on the internet and go on msn, right ? :)
[12:06] <graingert> hx virtualbox works is free, and there is an ose edition
[12:06] <xstasi> Johnn, yes you can, even though there is no apparent reason to use windows for that
[12:06] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, oh...woops :P
[12:06] <RRockon> Oh well
[12:06] <denews> hi, i'm lookning for somebody who can tell me why my ubuntu pauses during updates until I move my mouse or use the keybord. any idea? thx
[12:06] <hx> same VMware...
[12:06] <s3r3n1t7> xstasi, a small correction. Sudo always uses the users' home, never the root's home.
[12:06] <graingert> Johnn-> you can do that under linux
[12:06] <hx> Server
[12:06] <hx> ...
[12:07] <hx> Register and you get licenses... all you want.
[12:07] <s3r3n1t7> jrib, i see. Funny, so you're kind of forced to do lts to lts upgrades then?
[12:07] <graingert> hx VMwares' install system is pants
[12:07] <xstasi> Johnn, personally, the only thing i use windows for is playing videogames, i avoid using it to surf like it was the pest
[12:07] <grawity> s3r3n1t7: Small addition. It's the *current shell* that expands ~ to /home/blah - sudo doesn't even know that you typed ~
[12:07] <xstasi> s3r3n1t7, there you go, another thing i didn't know about ubuntu :P
[12:07] <Feanor-F> what game Johnn?
[12:07] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, how do i transfer them over then?
[12:07] <s3r3n1t7> grawity, ah yes true. That's another way of formulating it i guess.
[12:08] <jrib> s3r3n1t7: yes and no.  I think the plan is to release lts every 2 years so you'll always be able to jump to the latest even if it isn't lts
[12:08] <graingert> hx vbx has a nice deb
[12:08] <graingert> hx and a repo
[12:08] <ChotaZ> xstasi: what's left for me to try?
[12:08] <xstasi> bluenzo^nix, that should work actually
[12:08] <Johnn> xstasi:  hehe you right about that, but its cool anyway i think... yes i can follow you in that, but would that mean that you got a windows computer you only play on, and then you got a virtual box for surfin on the internet on ?
[12:08] <hx> understood .
[12:08] <xstasi> ChotaZ, except for prayers, i wouldn't know... try googling a bit
[12:08] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, doesnt it normally say success or...anything...its not saying anything back, how do i know it worked lol
[12:08] <s3r3n1t7> jrib, i see. Well we're getting a little side tracked on the channel now. I've learned another bit of information, thanks!
[12:08] <s3r3n1t7> bluenzo^nix, nothing is good. something is bad.
[12:08] <RRockon> so, generally, what's the reason a partition might be 'locked'?
[12:08] <Johnn> Feanor-F:  you mean :)
[12:08] <xstasi> Johnn, no, i have a winxp installation on a partition which i reboot to when i want to play videogames, then i reboot back to linux to do my stuff
[12:08] <Johnn> Feanor-F:  you mean :) ?
[12:09] <xstasi> bluenzo^nix, that way - no errors is success
[12:09] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi,  lol k
[12:09] <Feanor-F> yah sure
[12:09] <Russman> хай
[12:09] <Johnn> xstasi:  ohh, thats nice ! but how.. i mean, linux is ext3 and windows uses ntfs ?
[12:09] <xstasi> Johnn, that's the point of having two separate partitions
[12:09] <thelimpkid> sorry to interrupt here. I have a question about the panels in Ubuntu..
[12:09] <xstasi> half of my main hd is ntfs with winxp, the other half is ext3 with linux
[12:10] <xstasi> thelimpkid, shoot
[12:10] <s3r3n1t7> thelimpkid, ask the channel, only then can we help.
[12:10] <thelimpkid> I want to have a panel on the background
[12:10] <thelimpkid> so windows can override it
[12:10] <thelimpkid> is this possible?
[12:10] <Johnn> xstasi:  hmm .. so you have another parton that you have added like a nfts partion and then installed windows xp on it ?
[12:10] <xstasi> Johnn, kind of like that
[12:11] <hx> Johnn, btw you could install ubuntu inside windows , by double click ubuntus CD in WIndows. They will use the same partition
[12:11] <grawity> *partition
[12:11] <RRockon> does that even work?
[12:11] <s3r3n1t7> thelimpkid, could you be a bit clearer what you want to do with this panel?
[12:11] <hx> NTFS
[12:11] <vino> hai
[12:11]  * grawity greets vino
[12:11] <xstasi> Johnn, even though, specifically, you'd normally have to create the windows partition first, as while linux has no problems with that, windows finds itself going paranoia if it's not going to be installed on the first partition
[12:11] <Johnn> hx:  are you sure :O ?
[12:11] <grawity> Johnn: Yes.
[12:11] <s3r3n1t7> Johnn, yes it can be done. However, there are limitation and known bugs with that method.
[12:11] <grawity> Johnn: It's called "Wubi install", and it uses a big file instead of a partition.
[12:11] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, how can i navigate to that directory to view the files i dont think it worked properly :S
[12:11] <xstasi> Johnn, you can do that, but it's not the same
[12:11] <grawity> Johnn: And it doesn't support hibernation, IIRC.
[12:12] <thelimpkid> I have a panel that only uses 500px of the full width. And turning off the expand option is not ideal here. I could send a screenshot of the exact situation..
[12:12] <xstasi> somethings are emulated
[12:12] <grawity> Otherwise, it's *almost* the same as normal install.
[12:12] <xstasi> such as disk access
[12:12] <denews> nobody an idea why i have these pauses - it began during the installation
[12:12] <hx> Johnnm Very Sure. and in case you dont like it or have a lot of problems you could uninstall it from windows like a program.
[12:12] <xstasi> so some things will be slower
[12:12] <s3r3n1t7> !who | thelimpkid
[12:12] <xstasi> bluenzo^nix, cd /home/bluenzo, ls -a
[12:12] <s3r3n1t7> thelimpkid, what do you want to do with this panel? show some information?
[12:12] <Johnn> xstasi:  hm okay, i see .. hmm..
[12:12] <gearsecond> how can i install a java flash  plug in for u tube videos
[12:12] <s3r3n1t7> !flash | gearsecond
[12:12] <grawity> xstasi: The only difference I know is that Wubi uses a "virtual disk" - like 'loop mounting' or whatever it's called. Otherwise it's same as a normal install.
[12:13] <Johnn> grawity: hm alright i need to read on that one i think :)
[12:13] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, i mean how to get inside .xchat2
[12:13] <xstasi> grawity, i never used wubi myself, but from what i read from the docs online they said that the wubi installation is meant to be a "last hope" thing to install
[12:13] <xstasi> bluenzo^nix, cd /home/bluenzo/.xchat2/
[12:13] <hx> John, of course that could be achieved with the recent ubuntuS cd s.
[12:13] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, it says permission denied tho
[12:13] <grawity> xstasi: Well, I have used Wubi, and other than the install location, it works just fine.
[12:14] <Russman> need help, after install ubuntu over suse, grub writing error 22,  whwre i find file grub???
[12:14] <thelimpkid> s3r3n1t7: I want windows to be able to move over the panel
[12:14] <xstasi> grawity, that's mostly a "try ubuntu out" thing, i remember reading about it being slower on I/O things
[12:14] <s3r3n1t7> thelimpkid, yes, but what do you want to show in this panel? Only some information or buttons?
[12:14] <xstasi> bluenzo^nix, become root then
[12:14] <Johnn> hx:  hm i see .. well i think i need to read a bit on that one :)
[12:14] <ml__> is there a way to stream to an xbox 360 from ubuntu?
[12:14] <hx> xstasi , agree with grawity. Btw why are you talking about it? was just an option....
[12:14] <thelimpkid> s3r3n1t7: the notification area, sensors-applet and the time
[12:14] <grawity> hx: He said it emulates things.
[12:14] <xstasi> hx, for the sake of discussing i think
[12:15] <grawity> This isn't purely a help channel :/
[12:15] <raven> hi - is ther any solution (eg in ARDOUR) to set the BPM by clicking? any tool?
[12:15] <s3r3n1t7> thelimpkid, and which application do you currently use for this? I'm thinking that conky might just serve your needs very easily.
[12:15] <RRockon> How would an NTFS partition be locked by Ubuntu? I have root, permissions are set just fine, but it keeps telling me "Device or Resource busy" and there's a key icon in gParted next to the partition
[12:15] <grawity> RRockon: Maybe it's mounted?
[12:15] <xstasi> grawity, i'll have to choose my words more wisely then
[12:15] <RRockon> ...
[12:15] <thelimpkid> s3r3n1t7: I'm using the default panels in ubuntu..
[12:15] <RRockon> that makes so much sense it's not even funny anymore
[12:15] <Johnn> xstasi:  i got a little problem, my wifi, when i try to open it, it doesnt open, itdoesnt anything, nothing happends, and i have installed the driver to my wireless driver.
[12:15]  * grawity gains +5 Linux knowledge
[12:15] <Russman> бляб тут русские есть.
[12:16] <Russman> а то я не понимаю нифига на этой мове
[12:16] <hx> !ndiswrapper
[12:16] <xstasi> Johnn, so the thing you wanted to use windows for is just running the wifi right?
[12:16] <yorirou> hi
[12:16]  * grawity greets yorirou 
[12:16] <s3r3n1t7> !pm | thelimpkid
[12:16] <yorirou> is it possible to install ubuntu from a kubuntu live cd?
[12:16] <grawity> Russman: Can you speak English?
[12:17] <xstasi> yorirou, you can install kubuntu with that
[12:17] <Russman> very bad
[12:17] <yorirou> not kubuntu
[12:17] <ChotaZ> !Compiz | ChotaZ
[12:17] <xstasi> but then turn it in an ubuntu by installing "ubuntu-desktop"
[12:17] <Johnn> xstasi:  i have planned it, but i take it back, i will first try to get it to work in ubuntu here.
[12:17] <Russman> i speak engleash
[12:17] <s3r3n1t7> thelimpkid, i see. You can use the auto hide option in the properties to hide these panels, so that windows can occupy the space.
[12:17] <xstasi> Johnn, that's what i want to hear :]
[12:17] <hx> yorirou, Yes. But you will have to then remove all KDE stuff or leave then and install ubuntu-desktop package.
[12:17] <peerless> Hello Guys.. How to mount initrd image?
[12:17] <Russman> i need know place, where grub file
[12:17] <hx> yorirou, same Core.
[12:17] <Russman> help please
[12:17] <Johnn> xstasi:  good :) hehe
[12:17] <ml__> yorirou, yes, but you have to install gnome and remove kde stuff
[12:18] <xstasi> peerless, -t cramfs i think
[12:18] <fosco_> Russman, /boot/grub/menu.lst
[12:18] <Johnn> xstasi:  but you got anny idea about it ? :)
[12:18] <Russman> thx
[12:18] <graingert> Johnn-> what is your wifi device?
[12:18] <peerless> xstasi it didnt work
[12:18] <xstasi> peerless, what is the command you typed?
[12:18] <gearsecond> i ve donloaded the flash plug in of javascript but i dont know how to install it
[12:18] <graingert> gearsecond-> there is no flash plugin of javascript
[12:18] <hx> John, if you have the windows driver, you could use it with ndsiwrapper Program to make your wireless device function under linux
[12:18] <peerless> mount -t ext2  -o loop /boot/initrd.img-2.6.28.2-custom  /mnt/test/
[12:18] <thelimpkid> s3r3n1t7: That's not exactly what I want. Is there a way to customize the width of a panel (not the expand option, because I can't move it and customize it the way I want to)
[12:19] <peerless> I tried that and also cramfs
[12:19] <xstasi> peerless, didn't i just tell you "-t cramfs"?
[12:19] <hx> to make it work under*
[12:19] <xstasi> oh
[12:19] <peerless>  VFS: Can't find an ext2 filesystem on dev loop0.
[12:19] <Johnn> xstasi:  but you got anny idea about it ? :
[12:19] <gearsecond> i;ve seen the page u told me
[12:19] <peerless> I am getting that error in dmesg
[12:19] <gearsecond> bu ti dont know what to do :S
[12:19] <Johnn> xstasi:  i would mean that it is this one " Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8185 IEEE 802.11a/b/g Wireless LAN Controller "
[12:19] <Johnn> graingert:  Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8185 IEEE 802.11a/b/g Wireless LAN Controller
[12:19] <xstasi> Johnn, it should work then..
[12:19] <bluenzo^nix> I dont know what I did. xchat doesnt work on my other account, I get an error, Something about "There was an error" and something about "bindings" and "configuration"
[12:20] <Johnn> xstasi:  yes but it doesnt, i have tried to get it to work many days now :( ..
[12:20] <s3r3n1t7> thelimpkid, you'll have to find an alternative for the default action bars then. Avant has some good reviews.
[12:20] <xstasi> peerless, i wouldn't know then
[12:20] <xstasi> but what are you mounting it for?
[12:20] <unik_> hi, im trying to bunzip2 a file with "sudo bunzip2 file.tar.bz2" but cursor jaust moves to the next line and nothing else happens (hardy).any help?
[12:20] <peerless> xstasi thanks
[12:21] <grawity> unik_: I think it isn't supposed to say anything.
[12:21] <defsdoor> I have a pkg problem after upgrade to jaunty - strace'd it down to a file /var/lib/dpkg/info/libneon27-gnutls.list - any access of that file seg faults
[12:21] <thelimpkid> s3r3n1t7: Oke, thank you.
[12:21] <dr_willis> unik_:  why use sudo?
[12:21] <xstasi> peerless, if you want to customize an initrd, what you'd have to do is working with mkinitrd, not edit the initrd itself
[12:21] <defsdoor> by any program - more, file etc..
[12:21] <jrib> unik_: check to see if file.tar exists now...  In any case why don't you just double click on the file?
[12:21] <grawity> unik_: Also, if you're going to untar it later, you don't need to bunzip - just tar xvf file.tar.bz2
[12:21] <hx> Question, I can redistribute ubuntu with apps ready? I mean the most common stuff that user have to install?
[12:21] <peerless> xstasi: i am trying to add a module in it to boot my qemu
[12:22] <xstasi> peerless, then tell mkinitrd to add it
[12:22] <jrib> !remaster | hx
[12:22] <s3r3n1t7> unik_, in general most commands don't say much unless told to do so.\
[12:22] <bluenzo^nix> I dont know what I did. xchat doesnt work on my other account, I get an error, Something about "There was an error" and something about "bindings" and "configuration"
[12:22] <hx> jrib i know that remaster is the tool
[12:22] <xstasi> a few years back, it was like /etc/mkinitrd/modules
[12:22] <Johnn> graingert: This is my Wifi device graingert : Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8185 IEEE 802.11a/b/g Wireless LAN Controller
[12:22] <xstasi> poke around there
[12:22] <hx> Im asking if it is ILLEGAL!?
[12:22] <xstasi> bluenzo^nix, hmm...
[12:22] <peerless> xstasi: Cant i mount and add files ?
[12:22] <hx> for example, nvidia drivers ready, mp3 plugins ready?
[12:22] <grawity> hx: Why would modifying a part of Linux be illegal?
[12:22] <jrib> hx: ask a lawyer for legal advice
[12:22] <yusuo> alright guys im having trouble with samba sharing everytime i try and connect via a windows pc it says connection refused, but i can see the machine and ping it with no probs
[12:22] <xstasi> peerless, no, you can tell mkinitrd to include a certain module into its output files, and then launch mkinitrd
[12:22] <dr_willis> hx depends on what you include.  some of those things are legally prohibited from being redistriobuted.
[12:22] <unik_> i cant even excecute command after that and thats seem strage to me (not very familiar also)
[12:23] <hx> jrib, it is illegal right? thats why ubuntu doesnt ship with then
[12:23] <dr_willis> hx:   thats why they are often not included in  the big disrtos.
[12:23] <jrib> it also depends on the laws in his country
[12:23] <bluenzo> "xchat There was an error loading key bindings configuration"
[12:23] <jrib> unik_: well then the command is still working
[12:23] <graingert> Johnn-> should work in >gutsy
[12:23] <dr_willis> hx:  ubuntu takes a very 'high' ground approach and tries to not  infringe on anything.  other disrtos include the stuff and get away with it.
[12:23] <xstasi> bluenzo, funny...
[12:23] <erUSUL> hx: distribute the nvidia kernel alongside with the kernel braks the gpl license the kernel uses
[12:23] <hx> understood.
[12:24] <erUSUL> hx: with mp3 the probelm is royalties
[12:24] <hx> Because it is propietary
[12:24] <gearsecond> what should i do so that i can pay the you tube windows
[12:24] <gearsecond> videos
[12:24] <hx> but for example
[12:24] <olleorama> hello, updated to 8.10 today, and suddenly gnash was my default flashplayer, how do I choose adobe flash as default?
[12:24] <bluenzo> xstasi, whats that mean? :S
[12:24] <hx> application that are in standard repos like programming ones.
[12:24] <erUSUL> gearsecond: install the ubuntu-restricted-extras packages
[12:24] <Johnn> graingert: gutsy, whats that ?
[12:24] <hx> example, monodevelop?
[12:24] <jrib> olleorama: click on the lego on the bottom right of the firefox window when you are on a page using flash
[12:25] <xstasi> bluenzo, i have no clue.. but *just by guessing*, did you chown it?
[12:25] <graingert> Johnn-> version of ubuntu
[12:25] <bluenzo> chown it? no
[12:25] <xstasi> sudo chown -R bluenzo /home/bluenzo/.xchat2
[12:25] <graingert> Johnn-> seems like you need the rtl8185 driver
[12:25] <Jmz> BBL - Showering, Making myself smell gewd.
[12:25] <erUSUL> hx: there is no problem with monodevelop afaics but ianal
[12:25] <graingert> Johnn-> can you modprobe that?
[12:26] <olleorama> jrib, I don't get the lego, I have flashblock installed, so I only get a flash-logo
[12:26] <graingert> Johnn-> http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=1&PFid=1&Level=6&Conn=5&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false&Downloads=true
[12:26] <hx> If im right, i can redistribute it with apps that are gpl licensed right?
[12:26] <bluenzo> i think that worked xstasi what did that do?
[12:26] <bluenzo> brb
[12:26] <jrib> olleorama: then purge whatever you don't want and keep adobe
[12:26] <unik_> thnx all, anything its ok, a just was harry :p
[12:26] <erUSUL> hx: or bsd or perl artistic or mitx etc...
[12:26] <lillo> ciao a tutti
[12:26] <erUSUL> !it
[12:27] <hx> thanks.
[12:27] <mandar> is there any software for ubuntu like we have dc++ in windows?
[12:27] <bluenzo^nix> xstasi, worked :)
[12:27] <mashman> grawity if install wine and i have a cd of my modem it is posible that i can use my dial connection because ubuntu has no support for modem like i read on the forum ?
[12:27] <xstasi> bluenzo^nix, nice :)
[12:27] <bluenzo^nix> i gtg to bed xstasi thanks
[12:27] <peerless> xstasi: thanks ..I am able to look at the file now
[12:27] <xstasi> np there
[12:27] <lillo> !list
[12:27] <grawity> mashman: I don't think so... drivers need much more than normal programs.
[12:27] <peerless> cat /boot/initrd.img-`uname -r` | gzip -d | cpio -i
[12:27] <peerless> thats the command i used
[12:27] <olleorama> jrib, it seems I have a lot of other stuff that are dependent of flash
[12:28] <olleorama> uh, gnash I mean
[12:28] <jrib> olleorama: pastebin
[12:28] <Johnn> graingert: which one of the drivers should i install ?
[12:28] <grawity> mandar: Transmission and Deluge for BitTorrent, LinuxDC++ for DC, I think.
[12:29] <xstasi> olleorama, ls /etc/alternatives/*flash*
[12:29] <xstasi> and update-alternatives --config {each of those}
[12:29] <xstasi> and make sure they all point to the adobe thingy
[12:29] <gearsecond> what is the Terminal?
[12:29] <xstasi> gearsecond, applications -> accessories -> terminal
[12:30] <graingert> Johnn-> the rtl8185 one
[12:30] <olleorama> wait...
[12:30] <graingert> Johnn-> maybe a modprobe ing it?
[12:30] <erUSUL> !p2p | mandar
[12:30] <peerless> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CustomizeLiveInitrd had the solution for me
[12:30] <Johnn> graingert: what does that mean :/ ?
[12:30] <olleorama> http://pastebin.com/m48a2c3fc
[12:30] <erUSUL> !directconnect | mandar
[12:31] <xstasi> Johnn, modprobe is a command you have to run as root on a terminal, it serves to see if a module works by loading it
[12:31] <graingert> Johnn-> or perhaps r818x?
[12:31] <xstasi> (module = driver)
[12:31] <olleorama> jrib, xstasi, http://pastebin.com/m48a2c3fc
[12:32] <RRockon> Thanks a lot for the help btw!
[12:32] <Johnn> xstasi:  hm okay, i see.
[12:32] <xstasi> olleorama, nice, sudo update-alternatives --config firefox-flashplugin
[12:32] <Johnn> graingert:  hm. okay ill try to search for them on the link.
[12:32] <xstasi> and to be sure, do the same with all the other entries
[12:32]  * RRockon does not recall who helped, but there you go :)
[12:32] <graingert> Johnn-> it should work fine in the latest ubuntu
[12:33] <graingert> Johnn-> as the rtl8185 driver had been unblacklisted
[12:33] <Kimi> My frnd's computer has C D and F full , but not E ..... 10 g left in E// if i choose "resize and use freeed spce" will ubuntu go with DRIVE E ?
[12:33] <ikonia> Kimi: no
[12:33] <ikonia> Kimi: it will resize the partitions you tell it to and put it in it's own partition
[12:33] <Kimi> ikonia then only C wheere xp is installed ?
[12:34] <olleorama> thx xstasi
[12:34] <ikonia> Kimi: no
[12:34] <ikonia> Kimi: it will create it's OWN partition
[12:34] <ubuntistas> xstasia virtualbox too slow dude because i have 512mb
[12:34] <ubuntistas> of ram
[12:34] <graingert> Johnn-> here is a guide: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=564419
[12:34] <xstasi> that sucks mate
[12:34] <Kimi> ikonia,  i mean,. it will cut :P only C and install in its own partiton
[12:34] <olleorama> xstasi, strange thing is I had a libflashplugin.so in ~/.mozilla/plugins all the time
[12:34] <Johnn> graingert:  okay so itry wo download the Windows XP/2000 driver under r818x , right ?
[12:34] <ikonia> Kimi: it will resize what you tell it to resize
[12:35] <xstasi> olleorama, not that strange
[12:35] <graingert> Johnn-> no, but close enough
[12:35] <xstasi> the alternatives system is used for that purpose - avoiding conflicts
[12:35] <Johnn> graingert:  then what do you mean :) ?
[12:35] <Kimi> ikonia. i have installed in other frnd's computers... (5 - 6 times) but i didnt tell it anything..... instead  i choose a dragger and pulled side to side and gave 50 % to ubuntu ... thats all.. i didnot tell it the drive C or D or whatever
[12:35] <olleorama> xstasi, still refers that gnash is my default flashplayer, I will purge it now
[12:36] <ikonia> Kimi: and thats what you'll get on this time
[12:36] <xstasi> olleorama, that's a good plan too.
[12:36] <ikonia> Kimi: it will over you a menu to shrink what you want to shrink
[12:36] <gearsecond> ok
[12:36] <Kimi> ikonia, so can i choose E ? then how ?
[12:36] <Kimi> i mean, from where to choose E ?
[12:36] <ikonia> Kimi: when you select "manual" you can resize what you want
[12:37] <Kimi> ikonia, forgive my english if you find mistakes and cant understand
[12:37] <Kimi> ikonia ok
[12:37] <xstasi> Kimi, unfortunately you can't be explained what the mat*cough* partition manager is, you'll have to find out by yourself
[12:37] <Kimi> is doing "manual" safe : ?  :P :P because i have never done it
[12:37] <Johnn> graingert:  ohh you mean i need to download the "Linux driver for kernel 2.6.22" right :D ?
[12:37] <MenZa> Manual is safe, as long as you're careful when you do it, Kimi
[12:37] <xstasi> Kimi, if you know what you are doing it is
[12:37] <ubuntistas> xstasi how can i delete the iso file i created?
[12:37] <ikonia> Kimi: no more / less safe than the person controlling it
[12:37] <xstasi> Kimi, it's normally safer to let him do everything
[12:38] <graingert> Johnn-> no
[12:38] <Kimi> what is "him" mean here /
[12:38] <graingert> Johnn-> use the windows one, blacklist the linux one, and get ndiswrapper
[12:38] <Kimi> xstasi, what is "him" ,mean here >?
[12:38] <xstasi> ubuntistas, it's not an iso, but go on the virtualbox disk manager and erase it
[12:38] <olleorama> xstasi, ok now everything works
[12:38] <ubuntistas> i erased it
[12:38] <Johnn> graingert: which windows one ? and i got the ndiswrapper :)
[12:38] <xstasi> Kimi, i'm sorry, on my native language we don't have a "it".. i was refering to the installer :)
[12:38] <mandar> is borgchat available for ubuntu??
[12:38] <Kimi> xstasi,  Ok :O
[12:38] <gearsecond> what should i do to install beryl?
[12:39] <ikonia> mandar: search the repository
[12:39] <ikonia> gearsecond: beryl is a dead project, compizfusion replaced it
[12:39] <xstasi> gearsecond, not installing it, if you want a suggestion
[12:39] <gearsecond> why?
[12:39] <ikonia> gearsecond: compiz fushion is installed on all ubuntu machine 7.10 or later by default
[12:39] <Kimi> ikonia can you give me link which teach me "manual" ?
[12:39] <ikonia> Kimi: no
[12:39] <xstasi> gearsecond, the reason ikonia said
[12:39] <Johnn> graingert: then i only can see i should download this one "UI Package and driver (support Win98WinMEWin2KWinXPVista) " if you dont mean that, then i really dont know :o
[12:39] <Kimi> ikonia thanks :-|
[12:39] <crischan> hi, i am running a 9.04 system (fresh install). there are four virtual desktops (compiz running) and I see that there is a way to switch desktops using the mouse/touchpad. but i don't understand how it works... does someone know?
[12:39] <ikonia> !jaunty > crischan
[12:40] <gearsecond> so i must install compizfusion an not beyl right?
[12:40] <Kimi> then , from where do i find steps to do "manual" ?
[12:40] <xstasi> Kimi, it's not like you have to learn how to use the manual partitioner
[12:40] <ikonia> gearsecond: it's already installed
[12:40] <ubuntistas> i erased it xstasi but nothing i have the same memory
[12:40] <xstasi> but instead, how partitions work and all that
[12:40] <gearsecond> aps xD
[12:40] <Kimi> xstasi,  ? ! !
[12:40] <xstasi> ubuntistas, erase your virtualbox folder - then you're sure
[12:40] <gearsecond> an what shold i do to use the virtual desktop of the cube?
[12:40] <xstasi> gearsecond, you don't have to install it - it's there
[12:40] <ikonia> !commpi > gearsecond
[12:40] <ikonia> !com[oz > gearsecond
[12:40] <Petein> http://codepad.org/wxHR2f3l my setup stucks at Deleting temporary files..what can i do?
[12:40] <xstasi> system -> preferences -> appearance -> visual effects
[12:40] <ikonia> !compiz > gearsecond
[12:40] <ubuntistas> xstasi too slow for me virtualbox finally
[12:41] <xstasi> then customize with ccsm
[12:41] <gearsecond> ok
[12:41] <Lou_> Why am I getting all these segfaults in gnome apps?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/139474/  Note that xchat-gnome crashes upon startup, but plain xchat works fine; I'm using it to chat with you now. Also, nautilus only crashes (but crashes every time) when reading the home directory, but crashes for all users.
[12:41] <Kimi> !compiz > Kimi
[12:41] <ubuntistas> where can i find virtualbox folder?
[12:41] <ssscrudddy> Hi, im new to ubuntu, I have installed it on 1 machine succesfully. I cannot get the graphics drivers to work on a 2nd machine. The card i think is a geforce fx5600. System/admin/hardware drivers reports that I need to activate Nvidia version 173. when I press activate the download box stays at 0% for a few seconds then dissappears without downloading anything. any help would be appreciated. I currently only have the option to use 2d graphics, & cannot get
[12:41] <xstasi> ubuntistas, should be in your home
[12:41] <sobersabre> hi. I am having openoffice.org problems.
[12:41] <sobersabre> the office apps show the splash screen and then they are printing "floating point exception"
[12:42] <ubuntistas> xstasi no
[12:42] <sobersabre> here's the strace of this execution:
[12:42] <sobersabre> http://pastebin.com/d582f5cd
[12:42] <Petein> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139480/ why does it stuck there?
[12:42] <xstasi> ubuntistas, check in virtualbox, only you can know where you created the hd image
[12:43] <xstasi> sobersabre, maybe you should ask in openoffice's channel...
[12:43] <ubuntistas> i deleted virtualbox
[12:43] <ikonia> sobersabre: what version of ubuntu is this
[12:43] <Kimi> ikonia i read this from !compiz.. is this free ? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LookingGlass
[12:43] <ikonia> sobersabre: lots of missing files
[12:43] <xstasi> ubuntistas, sucks mate..
[12:43] <ikonia> Kimi: is it free ??
[12:43] <ikonia> Kimi: what are you talking about
[12:43] <xstasi> ubuntistas, try on a terminal: rm -rf VirtualBox
[12:43] <Kimi> free = free to use (no cost)
[12:43] <ubuntistas> :)
[12:44] <ikonia> Kimi: how about reading
[12:44] <Lou_> ikonia, thanks for the help with adding a new user; thanks to you I was able to solve the problem.
[12:44] <ubuntistas> nothing xstasi
[12:44] <ikonia> Kimi: rather than asking everything
[12:44] <gearsecond> what is this virtual box?
[12:44] <Kimi> what is reading mean here ?
[12:44] <linxeh> is there an easy way to get a matrox g450 working in Ubuntu 8.10 ?
[12:44] <ikonia> Lou_: ahh no problem, glad your working
[12:44] <xstasi> gearsecond, ever used vmware?
[12:44] <Kimi> i mean, its not mentioned in that page.. whether its free or not
[12:44] <gearsecond> no
[12:44] <ikonia> Kimi: it means "read" as in read documentation/information
[12:44] <xstasi> gearsecond, it's a virtual machine emulator
[12:44] <ikonia> Kimi: read "other" pages
[12:44] <Kimi> ok
[12:45] <Kimi> !pastebin > kimi
[12:45] <ikonia> Kimi: it's a development project from sun - it's free and I strongly advice you to not try to use it
[12:45] <groken> how can i recursively copy all files in /some/folder but exclude /some/folder/exclude
[12:45] <Kimi> to not ?? ! ok i wont try it then X-)
[12:46] <ubuntistas> nothing xstasi
[12:46] <xstasi> i'm afraid i don't know how to help you then
[12:46] <Kimi> ikona i got this : http://paste.ubuntu.com/139484/
[12:46] <Kimi> ikonia i got this : http://paste.ubuntu.com/139484/
[12:46] <ikonia> Kimi: i've just told you to not try it - and you're trying it
[12:46] <ikonia> Kimi: you're own your own, it's VERY development
[12:47] <Kimi> ikonia as you said to me, i am NOT trying it
[12:47] <ikonia> !away > Snicks|afk
[12:47] <ikonia> Kimi: you're trying to install it
[12:47] <Kimi> no no.. i did it when i asked whether its free or not
[12:47] <MaTi^^> ?
[12:47] <ikonia> Kimi: so why are you showing me that pastebin then ?
[12:47] <xstasi> that lg3d is heavy...
[12:47] <MaTi^^> exit
[12:47] <xstasi> 139MB of stuff to download :(
[12:48] <Petein>  http://paste.ubuntu.com/139480/ why does it stuck there?
[12:48] <co_aneh> rc.dal.net
[12:48] <dhruvasagar> Hey there people
[12:48] <Kimi> ikonia because in that ubuntu wiki page.... its stated that its in repos  but it cant install from cli
[12:48] <dhruvasagar> Hey can anyone please tell me the name of the desktop effects app for gnome
[12:48] <xstasi> Petein, install java the right way
[12:48] <dhruvasagar> ikonia: hey!
[12:48] <ssscrudddy> can I get some help with nvidia graphics driver please
[12:48] <xstasi> which is, "sun-java5-jre" package i think
[12:48] <ikonia> Kimi: it can - you just didn't read the info
[12:48] <Petein> xstasi: how?
[12:48] <ikonia> dhruvasagar: hey.
[12:48] <ziroday> dhruvasagar: compiz?
[12:48] <dhruvasagar> ssscrudddy: hey, what seems to be your problem?
[12:48] <ssscrudddy> Hi, im new to ubuntu, I have installed it on 1 machine succesfully. I cannot get the graphics drivers to work on a 2nd machine. The card i think is a geforce fx5600. System/admin/hardware drivers reports that I need to activate Nvidia version 173. when I press activate the download box stays at 0% for a few seconds then dissappears without downloading anything. any help would be appreciated. I currently only have the option to use 2d graphics, & cannot get
[12:48] <dhruvasagar> ziroday: yes what is the package name?
[12:48] <ziroday> dhruvasagar: or the configuration utility?
[12:48] <Kimi> ikonia ok i am not @ it anymore :P
[12:49] <ziroday> dhruvasagar: the package name is compiz
[12:49] <xstasi> ssscrudddy, is that computer connected to internet?
[12:49] <dhruvasagar> ziroday: which is the one which allows to configure all the effects
[12:49] <ziroday> !ccsm | dhruvasagar
[12:49] <ssscrudddy> yes its ion the net
[12:49] <xstasi> ikonia, do you think my computer will explode in pieces, blinding me with sharp glass fragments from my exploded monitor, if i try that lg3d thing?
[12:50] <Petein> xstasi: i want j2EE not j2se
[12:50] <ward-> where does cron send its messages standard?
[12:50] <ikonia> xstasi: no, it's just a development product that uses java a lot, it takes a bit of effort to setup well, and it is quite unstable
[12:50] <ikonia> xstasi: with effort it works fine
[12:50] <xstasi> Petein, hmm
[12:50] <xstasi> then install java-package
[12:50] <dhruvasagar> ssscrudddy: it is usually better to install the nvidia drivers from the synaptic manager
[12:50] <xstasi> and let it make an ubuntu .deb from the sun installer
[12:50] <gearsecond> i want to install compiz
[12:50] <ikonia> gearsecond: it's already installed
[12:50] <sobersabre> I am having openoffice.org problems. is this something nobody has, or what ?
[12:50] <ikonia> gearsecond: you have been told 3 times
[12:50] <xstasi> ikonia, i assume you tried it then - what you mean "effort"?
[12:51] <sobersabre> I didn't do anything special to the system.
[12:51] <dhruvasagar> ssscrudddy: I usually always face similar problem if I try to install it from the hardware section
[12:51] <gearsecond> but how to activate that
[12:51] <dhruvasagar> ziroday: thanks buddy!
[12:51] <xstasi> sobersabre, my OOo works just fine, maybe you have to ask on openoffice chat
[12:51] <ikonia> xstasi: used it many time, intergrating it as your X desktop can be a pain, the JVM it wants to use is quite fussy etc etc. just takes effort/time to set it up properly
[12:51] <bazhang> !ccsm > gearsecond
[12:51] <sobersabre> xstasi:
[12:51] <sobersabre> I did nobody there has any clues.
[12:51] <bazhang> gearsecond, read the links being given you please
[12:51] <gimpscape> hi
[12:52] <xstasi> ikonia, doesn't that just add a session to the gdm thingy and you run from that? or i'm too much of a positive dreamer?
[12:52] <sobersabre> xstasi: which ooo and which ubuntu are you using ?
[12:52] <gimpscape> how can I disable default "work offline" behaviour in firefox?
[12:52] <dhruvasagar> ikonia: I reinstalled ubuntu...but I didn't lose any data I reselected my root as the root again and installed without formatting! it worked, I onlt had to install a few softwares again but all the data is still there!!
[12:52] <ward-> where does cron send its messages standard?
[12:52] <xstasi> sobersabre, 8.10
[12:52] <ikonia> xstasi: nah, not that easy, try it
[12:52] <xstasi> ikonia, i am, just asking while it downloads :P
[12:52] <ikonia> dhruvasagar: why are you telling me this ?
[12:52] <dhruvasagar> ikonia: hmmm perhaps you don't remember me...
[12:52] <ikonia> xstasi: ahh, if you are aware of how X works - it's quite straight forward
[12:52] <ikonia> dhruvasagar: sorry , no
[12:52] <xstasi> ikonia, come on, don't be that mysterious
[12:53] <dhruvasagar> ikonia: its alright :), I thought you forgot my problem yesterday :D
[12:53] <xstasi> or are you trying not to deprive me of all the fun? :P
[12:53] <ikonia> xstasi: nothing mysterious about it
[12:53] <dhruvasagar> ikonia: my gdm was kindof failing and I was banging my head against the logs only to find no errors
[12:53] <ikonia> dhruvasagar: ooh yes, I remember
[12:53] <dhruvasagar> ikonia: :)
[12:54] <ssscrudddy> thank you, re graphcis drivers, I shall try the synaptic thing. hopefully I wont be back. fwiw I used the same proccess on the 1st machine & it worked fine
[12:54] <dhruvasagar> gimpscape: in the menu File-> you will find the work offline checkbox, you can deselect it when you need to in case firefox enables it for some reason on its own
[12:54] <|PaperTiger|> Is there any way to get a program to default open in a certian desktop window?
[12:55] <dhruvasagar> ssscrudddy: you just install the drivers from synaptic and then enable them from the hardware section, that should work just fine
[12:55] <dhruvasagar> ssscrudddy: that is how I do...
[12:55] <ssscrudddy> ok thanks, im trying it now
[12:55] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: desktop window? do you mean a workspace?
[12:57] <ward-> i'm really having a lot of trouble: where does ubuntu's cron send its messages to, please
[12:57] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar: Yeah, probably.
[12:57] <ward-> this IS the ubuntu channel right?
[12:57] <ward-> i have not even received a answer here for the last 48 hours
[12:57] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar: Multiple desktops. And I want a program to open to one of them by default. For example Pidgin opening in desktop/workspace 4 by default
[12:58] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: this should help you perhaps http://live.gnome.org/DevilsPie
[12:59] <dhruvasagar> ward-: yes it is :)
[12:59] <dhruvasagar> ward-: oh I have been here only for the last 5 minutes
[12:59] <dhruvasagar> ward-: sometimes it happens, you need to ask your question again sometimes...
[13:00] <dhruvasagar> ward-: and yet it isn't always that people online at that moment know the solution to your problem
[13:00] <qwdqwd> ward-, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto
[13:00] <ward-> dhruvasagar, i've been here since yesterday.... lol
[13:00] <dhruvasagar> ward-: has happened to me too, but you can ask again
[13:00] <ward-> qwdqwd, thanx ill check it
[13:00] <|PaperTiger|> Sorry, crashed
[13:00] <ward-> dhruvasagar, am i not doing that?
[13:00] <qwdqwd> that aint my nick!
[13:00] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: what crashed?
[13:01] <dhruvasagar> ward-: perhaps you are, I didn't realize that :)
 System. Tried to do something with prop. drivers and it didn't like it.
[13:01] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: which drivers may I ask? nvidia?
[13:01] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar, I'm using KDE btw
[13:01] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar, ATi
[13:02] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: oh, ok, I am not a KDE fan btw ;)
[13:02] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar, fair enough. I like it 'cos it's shiny :P
[13:02] <ward-> Dreamglider, so i need to give it every path of files i need?
[13:02] <ward-> like this: PATH=/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin
[13:02] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: yep prop drivers cause problems often, I have found synaptic the best choice while dealing with them, any other medium doesn't always quite work
[13:02] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar, I had GNOME for a while before, but when I decided to go for a full Linux installation, I wanted something really pretty :P
[13:03] <|PaperTiger|> Adept is the Synaptic quiv on Kubuntu ;)
[13:03] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar, but both work the same way :)
[13:03] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: well I don't know why, but I just like GNOME better...the look and feel that is
[13:03] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: absolutely :)
[13:04] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar, fair enough. I'll have to google my question. As for prop drives, any suggestions?
[13:04] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: oh now I know
[13:04] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar, I know it's fglrx drivers I need? Search on pkgmgr?
[13:04] <gearsecond> where can i download emssenger for my xubuntu from?
[13:04] <what_if> adobe acroread is not in synaptic... did it get removed?
[13:04] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: yes I would suggest that
[13:04] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar, okay. Thanks :)
[13:04] <what_if> what is the repository that holds Adobe Acrobat?
[13:04] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: but you should just also check out ubuntu's wiki for ATI driver installation that should help you avoid putfalls
[13:05] <jtaji> what_if: it's in the medibuntu repository
[13:05] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: pitfalls*
[13:05] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar, I'll do a backup beforehand though... Last time I played around with it, system ran really slowly.
[13:05] <what_if> jtaji: mediabuntu... got it
[13:05] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: how do you backup?
[13:05] <jtaji> !medibuntu | what_if
[13:05] <dhruvasagar> what_if: why do you need acrobat?
[13:05] <iceroot> what_if: medibuntu
[13:05] <Psuedo> Greetings
[13:05] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar, that's how I did it last time, but missed ONE step at the end and it began to run REALLY slow. So I re-installed Kubuntu.
[13:05] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar, Download a program that does backups :)
[13:06] <Psuedo> What's the release date for Ubuntu 9.04
[13:06] <ubuntistas> i just deleted virtualbox and i have the same memory any clue?
[13:06] <Psuedo> !mediabuntu
[13:06] <Psuedo> !medibuntu
[13:06] <iceroot> Psuedo: 9.04
[13:06] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: oh, I will look for one then :)
[13:06] <Psuedo> iceroot, yes but the exact date?
[13:06] <jtaji> Psuedo: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JauntyReleaseSchedule
[13:06] <ubuntistas> any clue how can i delete the virtual machine i created?
[13:06] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar, don't know of any outstanding ones yet, though.
[13:06] <Psuedo> jtaji: Thx, loading now
[13:06] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar, anyway, I'm going to log back on on my main PC now... :) Had to jump on parents machine while I rebooted my one :P
[13:07] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar, talk in a sec =]
[13:07] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: hmmm well that's alright, 2 days back my ubuntu crashed on me...just couldn't fix the xserver...and there weren't any helpful errors in the logs either
[13:08] <Psuedo>  April 23rd? That's ages away! Could I keep my same GRUB menu.lst yet completely remove the Ext3 partition?
[13:08] <dhruvasagar> people, which is the best CD/DVD burning app for gnome in ubuntu?
[13:08] <Psuedo> Brasero
[13:08] <Psuedo> (built-in)
[13:08] <iceroot> dhruvasagar: k3b (yes its kde-app but its the best imo)
[13:08] <karen|> how do i install a theme that I have downloaded?
[13:08] <s3r3n1t7> !best
[13:09] <dhruvasagar> Psuedo: I tried using it to copy DVD, but after it copied one dvd it just didn't ask for the blank one and kind of just hanged....
[13:09] <Psuedo> o
[13:09] <|PaperTiger|> And I'm back :)
[13:09] <gearsecond> ive the same question as karen
[13:09] <s3r3n1t7> !themes
[13:09] <|PaperTiger|> Konversation is much nicer than mIRC
[13:09] <dhruvasagar> Psuedo: perhaps I did something wrong...also I noticed on their home page, their latest version is something like 2.26, while the one built-in is 0.8..
[13:09] <s3r3n1t7> !changethemes | gearsecond and karen|
[13:10] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: I like chatzilla :)
[13:10] <iceroot> |PaperTiger|: pidgin also
[13:10] <Psuedo> dhuruvasagar: update
[13:10] <ubuntistas> i just deleted virtualbox and i have the same memory, any clue how can i delete the virtual machine i created?
[13:10] <dhruvasagar> Psuedo: I did update...I believe I have the latest version from the reps
[13:10] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar, konversation is what I use for IRC and iceroot, I use Pidgin for MSN
[13:10] <Psuedo> jaunty :D
[13:10] <karen|> thanks :)
[13:10] <dhruvasagar> |PaperTiger|: iceroot?
[13:11] <iceroot> |PaperTiger|: i am using for icq and irc, irssi
[13:11] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar, someone else in chat :)
[13:11] <dhruvasagar> Psuedo: well 3 days back I added jaunty reps to my sources list and updated a few softwares...ubuntu crashed
[13:11] <iceroot> dhruvasagar: ?
[13:11] <dhruvasagar> ahh
[13:11] <|PaperTiger|> iceroot, I just used whatever I could find, and Konversation seemed a good choice :)
[13:12] <chocolateandmint> hi all, this may sound crazy, but i have an 4gbs mp4 with a small tft, an old pendrive and a infrared mouse, do you think i can use ubuntu embedded there?
[13:12] <iceroot> |PaperTiger|: yes its ok but irssi + screen = bnc
[13:12] <dhruvasagar> iceroot: sry for that, I though |PaperTiger| mentioned iceroot as something similar to IRC that I didn't know about so I asked ... :)
[13:12] <iceroot> dhruvasagar: ok :)
[13:12] <|PaperTiger|> dhruvasagar & iceroot: Sorry to confuse you both =)
[13:12] <dhruvasagar> iceroot: what's bnc?
[13:13] <grawity> iceroot: Correction: irssi + screen + irssiproxy = bnc
[13:13] <|PaperTiger|> iceroot I was going to ask that too :P
[13:13] <iceroot> dhruvasagar: bouncer
[13:13] <iceroot> grawity: nope. irssi + screen + ssh
[13:13] <grawity> dhruvasagar: bnc is an abbrev. for bouncer - a program that relays your IRC connection so that you can appear online 24/7.
[13:13] <|PaperTiger|> I'll just stick to Konversation =)
[13:13] <grawity> iceroot: You forgot irssiproxy.
[13:13] <iceroot> grawity: no
[13:13] <skittles> hello, does anyone know how to change the terminal's default font to fixedsys (ctrl+alt+f1), not gdm
[13:13] <dhruvasagar> grawity: hmm thanks for that info, that sounds cool...
[13:14] <skittles> i'm on ubuntu 8.04, so terminal uses the monospace font
[13:14] <dhruvasagar> skittles: just do edit->profile preferences
[13:14] <karen|> hmm when i try to unpack the theme in the theme folder (manually, not terminal b/c i'm still learning) it says i dont have permission
[13:14] <chocolateandmint> no way?
[13:14] <skittles> oh no no, not that terminal
[13:14] <grawity> iceroot: Why not?
[13:15] <skittles> when you display the command line interface
[13:15] <iceroot> grawity: why needing irssi-proxy for a bouncer?
[13:15] <rraj_be> could any one know is there any way to install Eye Of Gnome in windoes?
[13:15] <dhruvasagar> skittles: your talking about gnome-terminal right?
[13:15] <ward-> Dreamglider, sorry that is of no help since ubuntu just kills the mailing part of cron
[13:15] <ward-> BAH
[13:15] <grawity> iceroot: irssiproxy lets you use any other IRC client if you don't want to use irssi at the moment.
[13:15] <ward-> and nobody helps me
[13:15] <ackbahr> Hi!
[13:16] <ward-> this is really really really really really bad
[13:16] <dhruvasagar> ward-: what happened?
[13:16] <ward-> do i REALLY need to reinatall another OS over this crap???
[13:16] <dhruvasagar> ward-: I really don't knw what your problem is
[13:16] <iceroot> grawity: you dont need another ircclient, you have ssh so you are using irssi on the server
[13:16] <nickUK``> Hi, Can anyone tell me how
[13:16] <idefine> i've built firefox from source, how can I replace the firefox already on my ubuntu 8.10 machine?
[13:16] <ward-> dhruvasagar, i cannot find where cron messages go to
[13:16] <ackbahr> I've got troubles serving VNC from a Ubuntu 8.10 machine.... Can someone help me?
[13:16] <rraj_be> ward-:  please aviod these kindd of comments
[13:16] <b419kid> On ubuntu how can i test if my mouses scroll click works?
[13:16] <nickUK``> Hi, Can anyone tell me how i can disable the screen from turning off after 5-10 Minutes
[13:16] <ward-> rraj_be, not for you
[13:16] <grawity> iceroot: what if I want to use Pidgin or Xchat when I'm at home, but irssi everywhere else?
[13:16] <skittles> i'm talking about the terminal that comes up when you press ctrl+alt+f1
[13:16] <nickUK``> Hi, Can anyone tell me how i can disable the screen from turning off after 5-10 Minutes
[13:16] <iceroot> grawity: ssh!
[13:16] <rraj_be> its not for me or other
[13:16] <b419kid> On ubuntu how can i test if my mouses scroll click works?
[13:17] <ward-> rraj_be, yet you are the only one asking
[13:17] <rraj_be> avoid these kind of comments ward
[13:17] <grawity> iceroot: WHAT THE HELL YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT
[13:17] <iceroot> grawity: you dont need a gui for chatting
[13:17] <dhruvasagar> skittles: hmmm ok now I understand...I am not sure how to change font for that...
[13:17] <iceroot> grawity: irssi is an irc-client
[13:17] <grawity> iceroot: And what if I *want* one?
[13:17] <grawity> iceroot: and I know what's irssi, I *am* using it at the moment.
[13:17] <dhruvasagar> I really think chatzilla is probably the best
[13:17] <grawity> iceroot: (without screen, but it's still irssi over ssh)
[13:17] <skittles> oh ok, that's fine. thank you for your help though.
[13:18] <iceroot> grawity: so why are you saying yu need irssiproxy to have a bnc? i have said that you only need irssi + screen + ssh for bnc
[13:18] <b419kid> Anyone here free to answer a question?
[13:18] <dhruvasagar> ward-: what is your problem?
[13:18] <iceroot> !ask | b419kid
[13:18] <b419kid> Anyone here free to answer a question?
[13:18] <ward-> dhruvasagar, i allreday replied to that a few times
[13:18] <skittles> 8.10 has the fixedsys font, but not 8.04 for some odd reason
[13:18] <b419kid> On ubuntu how can i test if my mouses scroll click works?
[13:18] <b419kid> whops
[13:18] <ward-> dhruvasagar, the problem is i do not know where ubuntu's cron messages go to
[13:18] <ward-> dhruvasagar, the problem is i do not know where ubuntu's cron messages go to
[13:19] <erUSUL> b419kid: just highluight something in terminal then middle click and see if it pastes
[13:19] <iceroot> b419kid: just using it to test?
[13:20] <ward-> roflol
[13:20] <ward-> they go to /dev/null
[13:20] <dhruvasagar> ward-: they go the users tty traditionally
[13:20] <ward-> dhruvasagar, ah googel said /dev/null
[13:20] <dhruvasagar> ward-: but perhaps you can create a specific cron to update a log file or something
[13:20] <b419kid> iceroot: well i want to use it a click in a program but when i did that it didn't work
[13:21] <dudette> I am user "a" on my host system. And I want to send a file to user "b"'s home directory on the guest system.  scp testtransfer.txt  b@hostip:testtransfer is giving me a permission denied error. after i enter the correct password don't I become user b automatically and get his access permissions?
[13:21] <s3r3n1t7> ward-, it's all about options. Syslog holds the messages according to the man page.
[13:21] <b419kid> erUSUL: that button is supposed to paste?
[13:21] <ward-> s3r3n1t7, aaaaaaaah ok thanx
[13:21] <erUSUL> b419kid: in xwindows yes
[13:22] <b419kid> erUSUL: but in uubntu
[13:23] <b419kid> erUSUL: ooh it worked... ok tks
[13:23] <b419kid> erUSUL: i had no idea what it was supposed to do
[13:23] <erUSUL> b419kid: no problem. xwindow is the graphic system used un linux/unix/ubuntu
[13:24] <Lou_> Any idea what is causing these segfaults: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139474/   The problem seems to only be with gnome apps.
[13:24] <erUSUL> b419kid: well middle click on the title bar of your windows and see what happens
[13:24] <Freakazo> Hi all, is there a way to restore all the network related settings and files that I edited(files related to configuring a IP masquarading etc.)
[13:24] <Freakazo> II'm running from a live CD (8.10)
[13:24] <Freakazo> The connection is through a mobile phone (ppp0 is the device name I think) if that helps
[13:25] <sky_1> hi how i can change my hostname permanently ?
[13:25] <dolandro> hello I have one question who know how to solve problem with DCOP server
[13:25] <s3r3n1t7> !hostname | sky_1
[13:26] <sky_1> thank you
[13:26] <noxer> hi
[13:26] <dhruvasagar> noxer: Hey
[13:26] <remu> hey guys, im trying to remove tspc from my computer, and im running into a problem....it wont uninstall, heres the output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139509/
[13:26] <dolandro> hey
[13:26] <noxer> anyone here that knows about rpc in lan?
[13:26] <voice5sur5> how much time your ubuntu take to fully boot
[13:27] <voice5sur5> ?
[13:27] <noxer> 20 secs
[13:27] <|PaperTiger|> voice5sur5, mine took less than three minutes from cold boot to load MSN
[13:27] <sky_1> i edited it in /etc/hostname ? i must restart X or PC now ?
[13:27] <s3r3n1t7> sky_1, pc
[13:28] <sky_1> ok
[13:28] <sky_1> bye
[13:28] <noxer> anyone here that knows about remote desktop in LAN?
[13:28] <AntiNeko> Hey everyone. Trying to install a menu bar requiring Network-Manager-Dev but it's now giving me an error during make saying stuff about "Network Status Agent"
[13:28] <qedx_> anyone use synergy with jaunty?
[13:28] <Taus> how do i enable SPDIF? snd card is working with analog - but i need spdif passthrough
[13:28] <bazhang> qedx_, #ubuntu+1 for that
[13:28] <dhruvasagar> remu: did you try to stop the service manually?
[13:29] <remu> yes i did
[13:29] <erUSUL> !vnc | noxer
[13:29] <iceroot> voice5sur5: 41 seconds
[13:29] <dhruvasagar> remu: and did you succeed?
[13:29] <remu> dhruvasagar, that was the output when i stopped it manually, and then tried to uninstall it
[13:29] <noxer> erm ... i got a special question I did not find an answer for
[13:29] <aprilhare> does anyone know how to uninstall Adobe Air applications without uninstalling Adobe AIR?
[13:30] <ian__> Trying to install mplayer getting an error apt-get install x-window-system-dev E: not found
[13:30] <dhruvasagar> remu: the output there is of the purge command, and it says that it failed to stop the server...
[13:30] <linxeh> is there an easy way to get a matrox g450 working in Ubuntu 8.10 ? all I can get is 800x600
[13:30] <dhruvasagar> remu: did you try using synaptic instead?
[13:30] <remu> dhruvasagar, no, it is a headless server that i am ssh-ing into
[13:31] <remu> dhruvasagar, this is the output when i try to stop it manually first, then purge it http://paste.ubuntu.com/139513/
[13:31] <dhruvasagar> remu: hmmm, I am sorry I do not know about that
[13:31] <AntiNeko> ... network status agent? XO
[13:31] <b419kid> erUSUL: nothing
[13:31] <mashman> why ubuntu doesnt support any modem ?
[13:31] <mashman> why ubuntu doesnt support any modem ?
[13:31] <sky_1> now i want to know how i can edit Ubuntu load screen and grub (i mean full grub and yes with usplash screen)
[13:31] <jrib> !dialup | mashman
[13:32] <erUSUL> b419kid: ? well it clycles maximized open windows here
[13:32] <mashman> i installed ubuntu using wubi and i use 8.10 version
[13:32] <b419kid> erUSUL: yes and mouse click works... so i am happy just cant get a program to read mouse click for unknown reason
[13:32] <dhruvasagar> remu: I think the stop command hadn't completed before you started to purge the package, and the stop command failed midway while doing so for whatever reasons
[13:32] <schnootop> what is the best app to mount .iso files (gui)
[13:32] <dhruvasagar> mashman: it does
[13:33] <remu> dhruvasagar, I see.....so should I try to stop it again, and wait for a while before I do the purge command?
[13:33] <sky_1> now i want to know how i can edit Ubuntu load screen and grub (i mean full grub and yes with usplash screen)
[13:33] <hareldvd> where can I get vmware-player deb package file from??
[13:33] <dhruvasagar> schnootop: check out add/remove programs, there is one there
[13:33] <noxer> I want to use my ubuntu 8.10 to remotely control a laptop in the home lan which has a broken tft display ... it is connected to a TV ... its purpose is to serve as a kind of "media player" for swf/divx/xvid streams on websites ... simply watch stuff like youtube on tv .... i want to control it from my desktop pc which runs ubuntu as i said ... and now i d like to run ubuntu on that laptop too ... do i need a server or a desktop versi
[13:33] <noxer> on for the laptop?
[13:33] <dhruvasagar> remu: I would suggest that
[13:33] <sky_1> !grub
[13:34] <remu> dhruvasagar, this is what I have:umer@server:~$ sudo /etc/init.d/tspc stop
[13:34] <remu> Shutting down IPv6 tunnel: umer@server:~$
[13:34] <remu> But I am still waiting
[13:34] <Esvandiary> noxer: since you're going to be playing things on it (so presumably using X) anyway, i'd suggest the desktop version
[13:34] <knoppix> Can anyone help me instaling ubuntu via LAN ??
[13:34] <aprilhare> does anyone know how to uninstall Adobe Air applications without uninstalling Adobe AIR?
[13:34] <AntiNeko> Getting error "network-status-agent.c: In function ‘init_nm_connection’" during make
[13:34] <dhruvasagar> remu: wait a lil more till you get success or failure...
[13:34] <bazhang> aprilhare, that is an adobe question; ask on their forums
[13:34] <noxer> thx
[13:35] <dhruvasagar> aprilhare: even I would like to know that...:)
[13:35] <noxer> erm ... i administrate it with that vnc stuff right?
[13:35] <dhruvasagar> remu: any luck?
[13:35] <knoppix> Can samone help me instaliing ubuntu via LAN ?
[13:35] <ultrasonic> hi, I cant see any files/folders on desktop, mouse clicks doesnt work on Desktop. though the two panels are working.
[13:35] <aprilhare> bazhang: i suppose that applies to flash-nonfree as well eh. as well as reader. or anything else commercial ppl use on ubuntu
[13:36] <remu> dhruvasagar, still waiting, no change
[13:36] <Esvandiary> noxer: that'd probably be best, yep
[13:36] <bazhang> aprilhare, no it does not.
[13:36] <jrib> ultrasonic: run 'nautilus' in a shell.  What happens?
[13:36] <bazhang> aprilhare, those are in ubuntu or ubuntu-affiliated repos
[13:36] <N1x> hi
[13:36] <dhruvasagar> remu: hmmmm
[13:37] <aprilhare> bazhang: actually the 64 bit version of flash nonfree i'm using isn't in the repos but yeah point taken
[13:37] <dhruvasagar> I think gnomebaker is better than bresaro
[13:37] <dhruvasagar> brasero*
[13:37] <ultrasonic> jrib: rest of applications run fine, nautilus opens the file browser as usual.
[13:38] <knoppix> Can samone help me installing ubuntu via lan ?
[13:38] <Intrepid> Hello there, Ubuntu-ers. =]
[13:38] <jrib> ultrasonic: and can you click now?
[13:38] <remu> dhruvasagar, I know, its confusing
[13:38] <aprilhare> yay for other, more helpful people! http://flexman.info/2008/10/14/how-to-uninstall-adobe-air-application-in-ubuntu/
[13:39] <ultrasonic> jrib, nautilius shows folders/files in Desktop and it works, but my Desktop doesnt show any.
[13:39] <dhruvasagar> remu: yes...maybe you will have to go offline or something to forcefully stop it or something...or maybe someone with more insight should speak up, why don't you ask the problem again
[13:39] <sadaiyappan> hi
[13:39] <sadaiyappan> somethings wrong with my firefox
[13:39] <jrib> ultrasonic: ok.  Nautilus is supposed to handle that.  What is the output of the command « gconftool-2 -g /apps/nautilus/preferences/show_desktop »?
[13:39] <sadaiyappan> when i open it i get just a gray screen
[13:40] <dhruvasagar> ultrasonic: maybe there are no folders in your desktop
[13:40] <fliptop> knoppix:  have you read this:  https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/installation-guide/i386/install-tftp.html  ?
[13:40] <dhruvasagar> sadaiyappan: hi, what is wrong?
[13:40] <remu> dhruvasagar, what do you mean go offline?
[13:41] <knoppix> i did read samthing like that but im on knopiks live now and i have dir with install files on /media/sda5/linux
[13:41] <knoppix> and its hmm not working
[13:41] <dhruvasagar> remu: I meant that you perhaps disconnect
[13:41] <remu> hey guys, im trying to remove tspc from my computer, and im running into a problem....it wont uninstall, heres the output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139513/
[13:41] <remu> hmmm, i might try that
[13:41] <sadaiyappan> i updated
[13:41] <ultrasonic> dhruvasagar, well there are .. and i m not able to change my wallpaper too ..
[13:41] <sadaiyappan> and it said i needed to restart firefox 3.0
[13:42] <matamou> How do I know if my Ubuntu8.10 is dapper, gutsy, hardy, or intrepid? :D
[13:42] <sadaiyappan> so i restarted it, now it is just blank gray screen
[13:42] <hareldvd> where can I find vmware-player deb package ?
[13:42] <ziroday> matamou: do lsb_release -a
[13:42] <bazhang> matamou, the last
[13:42] <odder> remu: apt-get remove --purge maybe?
[13:42] <dhruvasagar> sadaiyappan: did you try to restart again? try sudo killall firefox in a terminal and then open firefox
[13:42] <AntiNeko> What's "network status agent"?
[13:42] <remu> odder,  samething
[13:42] <ziroday> AntiNeko: where?
[13:42] <AntiNeko> Getting error during make
[13:42] <AntiNeko> "network-status-agent.c: In function ‘init_nm_connection’:"
[13:42] <aprilhare> matamou: simpler: go to System -> About Ubuntu
[13:43] <matamou> Thanks!
[13:43] <ziroday> AntiNeko: what are you making?
[13:43] <AntiNeko> USlab menu
[13:43] <ziroday> AntiNeko: also that looks like an issue with the app, not a dependency
[13:43] <sadaiyappan> okay working now, thx
[13:43] <AntiNeko> The program that I'm making or Network Status Agent?
[13:43] <ziroday> AntiNeko: the app you are making
[13:43] <AntiNeko> "USlab is a fork of SUSE Enterprise Desktop 10' menu"
[13:43] <ultrasonic> jrib, output "true"
[13:43] <AntiNeko> Ok
[13:44] <matrixblue> morning
[13:44] <AntiNeko> *trying another version*
[13:44] <knoppix> Can samone help me instaling ubuntu via Lan ??
[13:44] <dhruvasagar> ultrasonic: hmmm why don't you check the permissions of your desktop
[13:44] <ziroday> AntiNeko: its probably best you ask for help from that respective project
[13:44] <Bryantos> matamou, you can also found out by opening terminal, and typing "cat /etc/issue" (Just found that from a google search.)
[13:44] <jrib> ultrasonic: grep -i XDG_DESKTOP ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs
[13:44] <AntiNeko> Alright, thanks
[13:44] <matrixblue> If I install Ubuntu on a portable hard drive will I be able to carry it around with me like a flash drive install?
[13:44] <Bryantos> found = find*
[13:44] <ziroday> matrixblue: yes
[13:45] <matrixblue> thanks
[13:45] <ziroday> matrixblue: if you use the "Create a USB Startup Disk" utility
[13:45] <matamou> Bryantos: thanks, I used that System-> About Ubuntu, seemed the simplest way
[13:45] <rage> Hello. Is there a pulse equivilant to alsamixer? A ncurses volume control :-)
[13:45] <Bryantos> Yes Matrix, just be sure whatever computer you're using has the boot order set to boot from USB before the HD
[13:45] <matrixblue> I was thinking of doing a full install
[13:45] <Bryantos> matamou, I know, I just thought that way was neat. ;)
[13:45] <ziroday> matrixblue: err a full install should still work
[13:45] <Freakazo> When I try to connect to the Internet it fails (cannot connect) and I get the following message:
[13:45] <Freakazo>  Mar 28 16:54:06 Freakosis kernel: [  125.826718] IN= OUT=ppp0 SRC=10.162.182.218 DST=203.50.2.71 LEN=60 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=64 ID=21992 DF PROTO=UDP SPT=40717 DPT=53 LEN=40
[13:46] <matamou> hehe, okay :)
[13:46] <ziroday> matrixblue: just be careful where you stick grub
[13:46] <Freakazo> doesn anyone know what is wrong?
[13:46] <giarca> Is normal that apt-get update failed to fetch all Translations-en_US package? I have 9.04beta but ht ebehaviour is for 8.10 too.
[13:46] <matrixblue> So Ubuntu auto detects hardware on every boot?
[13:46] <ultrasonic> knoppix, you will need ubuntu netinstall cd first
[13:46] <ziroday> matrixblue: yes
[13:46] <pokey19> Hello. Why do the system calls in Linux all have "__NR_" as a prefix?
[13:46] <knoppix> Can samone help me instaling Ubuntu via Lan ??
[13:46] <pokey19> :|
[13:46] <knoppix> ultrasonic, i have it
[13:46] <matrixblue> giarca: go into ubuntu+1
[13:47] <dhruvasagar> matrixblue: yes
[13:47] <giarca> Freakazo, tell more. 10.162.182.218 you know what it si?
[13:47] <giarca> *is?
[13:47] <dhruvasagar> matrixblue: not just ubuntu, every os
[13:47] <pokey19> anyone? :|
[13:47] <giarca> you block that ip to connect to your 53
[13:47] <giarca> that is dns port
[13:47] <giarca> matrixblue, I wrote is a 8.10 behaviour too
[13:47] <ultrasonic> jrib, output is XDG_DESKTOP_DIR="$HOME/Desktop"
[13:47] <Freakazo> I think that that is the IP adress that is given to my mobile broadband device (ppp0)
[13:48] <jrib> ultrasonic: my guess is something else is drawing your desktop then
[13:48] <matrixblue> Not so much with Windows. If I take my hard drive out and connect it to another PC I normally get a blue screen if the hardware is too different
[13:48] <Freakazo> and the second IP is the dns server they gave me
[13:48] <giarca> I used 8.10 since 2 days ago and I hope 9.04 will solve that problem
[13:48] <ultrasonic> jrib, could compiz be the reason?
[13:48] <jrib> ultrasonic: try closing all nautilus instances and starting it again
[13:49] <giarca> Freakazo, are you filtering outgoing traffic?
[13:49] <matrixblue> giarca: the porblem may be with your connection
[13:49] <giarca> matrixblue, no 404 error
[13:49] <ultrasonic> knoppix, ok you will need to boot through it , it will be text based installer
[13:49] <giarca> just ignore that package
[13:49] <knoppix> ultrasonic, yea but its not working
[13:49] <giarca> i tell better. apt-get just ignore that translations
[13:49] <dhruvasagar> matrixblue: but windows also checks for all hardware components during boot, hard disk is a major drive...if that's not found it will not be able to boot...though it depends on how many hdd you have etc etc
[13:50] <giarca> hit all repo and fail all translation-en_US
[13:50] <_thebig_> !ciao
[13:50] <giarca> if I remove all package language I solve that strange behavioue
[13:50] <dhruvasagar> matrixblue: and anyways windows sucks so it fails :D, but it does autodetect the hardware
[13:50] <ultrasonic> knoppix, were you able to connect to repository?
[13:50] <giarca> but I don't know if I can relog :P
[13:50] <pokey19> giarca: why do the system calls in Ubuntu all have "__NR_" as a prefix?
[13:50] <matrixblue> giarca: do you have any third party repositories?
[13:50] <dhruvasagar> in fact the BIOS does too
[13:50] <Freakazo> giarca, as far as I'm aware no. I have set up IP masquarading (for internet connection sharing) between ppp0 (the device connecting to the internet) and what I presume is a fake device; tap0
[13:50] <giarca> matrixblue, only medibuntu
[13:50] <dhruvasagar> matrixblue: its called POST, Post On Self Test
[13:50] <knoppix> ultrasonic, im unable to boot via lan :/
[13:51] <ziroday> pokey19: not sure, but wherre are you seeing this?
[13:51] <ultrasonic> jrib, wont that close all my other programs?
[13:51] <jrib> ultrasonic: no...
[13:51] <guntbert> !ot | pokey19
[13:51] <giarca> but Translations arrive from normal main, universe, multiverse
[13:51] <pokey19> in usr/include/asm/unistd.h
[13:51] <sadaiyappan_> hi, how do i check to see if i have 32 or 64 bit processor?
[13:51] <ziroday> sadaiyappan_: what processor do you have?
[13:52] <giarca> Freakazo, pastebin sudo iptables -L
[13:52] <matrixblue> I run 9.04 and 8.10 depending on which machine I'm on and I haven't gotten those errors
[13:52] <matrixblue> Which language you running?
[13:52] <sadaiyappan_> Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU     T5270  @ 1.40GHz
[13:52] <Freakazo>  sadaiyappan, you can use a utility like cpu-z to find out
[13:52] <giarca> matrixblue, damn... is it possibile beacuse I'm italian using en_US?
[13:52] <ziroday> sadaiyappan_: thats 64bit
[13:52] <ultrasonic> jrib, it worked .. i killed nautilus and i got back my desktop .. thanks
[13:52] <pokey19> ubottu: sorry, what is wrong with my question? It is causing my trouble with Ubuntu, as my macros I used with other OS's in assembly do not work in Ubuntu
[13:52] <sadaiyappan_> good
[13:52] <Freakazo> giarca, thanks will give that a try
[13:52] <sadaiyappan_> thx
[13:53] <pokey19> ubottu: got the link, thanks
[13:53] <ultrasonic> knoppix, no you have to boot through the cd
[13:53] <ziroday> pokey19: you are unlikely to get answers to your question here, asking in #ubuntu-offtopic might give you more luck
[13:53] <ultrasonic> knoppix, and not boot through lan
[13:53] <matrixblue> ummmmmm
[13:53] <pokey19> ok thanks ziroday.
[13:54] <matrixblue> I'm not sure
[13:54] <matrixblue> copy and paste the error again
[13:54] <giarca> matrixblue, is that possible I cannot choose the language I want? LOL
[13:54] <giarca> matrixblue, are you talking with me? paste the error? again? (i've never done)
[13:55] <matrixblue> yeah giarca
[13:55] <knoppix> Can samone help me instaling ubuntu via LAn PLSSSSS HELPPPP
[13:55] <giarca> ok
[13:55] <guntbert> !who | matrixblue
[13:55] <mike_hurley> is there a way to tell apt-get to update to the version of packages that were current on a certain date?
[13:56] <bahadunn> anyone having issues with fast-user-switch-applet lately?
[13:56] <bahadunn> it was working but now when trying to switch users the system freezes
[13:56] <giarca> matrixblue, this is from the output of apt-get update: "Ign http://archive.canonical.com jaunty/partner Translation-en_US"
[13:57] <taku101> Pls search "ubuntu network install" > knoppix
[13:57] <giarca> note that is not realted to mirror, I tried main mirror but same problem
[13:57] <ultrasonic> knoppix, where was your problem .. did you boot through the cd .. and get till the step of configuring repositories?
[13:57] <knoppix> ekhmm VIA LAN
[13:57] <giarca> all repo, mirror and third parts
[13:57] <knoppix> i dont have cd in this device
[13:57] <knoppix> usb booting is imposible too
[13:57] <matrixblue> giarca: is that space between .com and jaunty supposed to be there?
[13:58] <giarca> matrixblue, Ign http://archive.canonical.com jaunty/partner Translation-en_US | Ign http://ubuntu.mirror.garr.it jaunty/main Translation-en_US
[13:58] <giarca> yes
[13:58] <giarca> it supposed to be :)
[13:58] <terry> ciao
[13:58] <terry> c'è qualcuno di italiano?
[13:58] <bazhang> giarca, #ubuntu+1 for that
[13:58] <ziroday> !it | terry
[13:58] <matrixblue> giarca: are you using a desktop or laptop?
[13:58] <terry> ok grazie
[13:59] <luk411> tach
[13:59] <giarca> bazhang, I told this is a behaviour I had from 8.10
[13:59] <luk411> wie ghetßs
[13:59] <bazhang> giarca, this is the wrong channel thanks.
[13:59] <Kcmatt> Hello
[13:59] <luk411> hi...hay
[13:59] <ortsvorsteher> !de | luk411
[13:59] <matrixblue> giarca: if a laptop try doing it from another connection, if desktop try a proxy server
[14:00] <giarca> matrixblue, you think can be my ip?
[14:00] <matrixblue> giarca: run sudo apt-get update again to be sure
[14:00] <matrixblue> giarca: I'm convinced the problem is network related
[14:01] <giarca> matrixblue, now I'll give a try to proxy way
[14:01] <sky_1> hmm
[14:01] <matrixblue> is there an easier way to insert someone's nickname into a message other than typing it? I'm using gnome-xchat
[14:02] <sky_1> anyone know tool for setting splash image to grub ?
[14:02] <ikonia> matrixblue: type the first few letter then hit tab
[14:02] <ikonia> sky_1: just install the image you want in the correct format and add it to the "splashimage" line in your menu.lst
[14:02] <ikonia> sky_1: the format has to be a specific size and colour depth, then compressed
[14:02] <sky_1> ikonia: it is but it doesnt work
[14:02] <ikonia> sky_1: did you make the image ?
[14:03] <matrixblue> ikaros_: thanks
[14:03] <sky_1> ikonia: yes with correct values....
[14:03] <ikonia> sky_1: ok - try a ready made iamge
[14:03] <sky_1> ikonia: and correct format
[14:03] <sky_1> what ?
[14:03] <sky_1> O_o
[14:03] <ikonia> sky_1: install grub-splashimages packages and try one of the ready made ones
[14:03] <ikonia> sky_1: then you know if the problem is grub - or your image
[14:04] <cachondin> hello everybody
[14:04] <matrixblue> cachondin: hey
[14:05] <sky_1> ikonia: ok...you dont know about tool with GUI which can do this things ? (splash, time to boot OS, etc ? )....i had one but i dont remember the name -_-
[14:05] <MurielGodoi> hi.. anyone got success using Epson TX400 under ubuntu? It is recognized, but doesn't print nothing
[14:05] <ikonia> sky_1: you need a gui to change one line in a text file ?? really ?
[14:05] <sky_1> ikonia: not but i want know which program was that :D
[14:05] <ikonia> sky_1: forget it - get your splash image working
[14:06] <sky_1> ikonia: so ok
[14:06] <ikonia> sky_1: if you need a gui to change 1 line in a text file, you shouldn't be messing with it
[14:06] <sky_1> ikonia: but if exist gui app why not use gui app ? ;)
[14:06] <ikonia> sky_1: because you don't know the name of it
[14:06] <ikonia> sky_1: so just get on with editing the one line - rather than searching for a gui
[14:07] <root> jampa
[14:07] <ikonia> ro ?
[14:07] <ikonia> root: ?
[14:07] <ziroday> sky_1: startup manager
[14:07] <sky_1> ikonia: what is grub-splashimages  how to use it ? (there's no man)
[14:07] <ikonia> sky_1: it's a pakage that installs known goor working grub splash images
[14:08] <matamou> how come that after I installed Tor from synaptic I cant find anywhere to run it from?
[14:08] <sky_1> ikonia: working images from my HDD ?
[14:08] <Guest45720> #amsn
[14:08] <ikonia> sky_1: it installs images into /boot/grub that are known good working images that you can then add to the one line of the menu.lst
[14:08] <ziroday> sky_1: the gui app you want is startupmanager, installable from the repo's.
[14:09] <sky_1> ziroday: ok thank you :)
[14:09] <cachondin> First of all sorry for my english (a bit forgotten) Do anybody had problems with mounting  an external disc  in ubuntu 08.10
[14:09] <ikonia> cachondin: what's YOUR problem
[14:10] <cachondin> ubuntu doesn't mount it,
[14:12] <ikonia> cachondin: external USB disk ?
[14:12] <sky_1> ikonia: aha ok i try grub-splashimages....thank you for learning me something new :D
[14:12] <AntiNeko> Dang it, can't get this to work.. what other start menu's are there for Gnome? Tried MintMenu and USP but don't like 'em
[14:12] <ezzieyguywuf> i am running 8.10 and have an occasional problem with one of my cores running at 100% and not coming down. my system monitor doesn't show any processes using more than 19%, so i don't understand what is using up all that processing power. is there any other way to track down the mysterious resource-user?
[14:12] <cachondin> ikonia, yes usb external disk
[14:12] <ikonia> cachondin: what file system is on it
[14:12] <ikonia> ezzieyguywuf: look at top
[14:12] <cachondin> fat32
[14:12] <ikonia> ezzieyguywuf: press "1" to see each core
[14:12] <ezzieyguywuf> ikonia: look at what top?
[14:12] <cachondin> in ubuntu 08.04 no problem but in 08.10 missing
[14:12] <ikonia> cachondin: when you plug it in do you see an entry in /var/log/syslog
[14:12] <aprilhare> ezzieyguywuf: run the command top in the terminal
[14:12] <ikonia> ezzieyguywuf: the command is called top
[14:12] <ezzieyguywuf> ikonia: oh yes. give me just a minute
[14:12] <craigc> does localhost work for testing my ftp server?
[14:12] <ikonia> cachondin: yes
[14:12] <ikonia> cachondin: sorry not you
[14:12] <ikonia> craigc: yes
[14:12] <craigc> thanks
[14:13] <ezzieyguywuf> so it looks like xorg is ising an inordinate amount of resources. is there a way to restart it easily without logging out?
[14:13] <cachondin> ikonia how can I see it?
[14:13] <ikonia> cachondin: open it in a text editor
[14:13] <LjL> ezzieyguywuf: restarting X automatically implies logging out from your X session and losing its contents
[14:13] <knoppix> Can samone help me installing ubuntu via lan PLSSS HELPPP
[14:14] <ikonia> knoppix: pxe install ?
[14:14] <ezzieyguywuf> ikonia: is there a way to have top tell me which core is handling which process?
[14:14] <ikonia> ezzieyguywuf: not quite but you should be able to see in the process list what processes are using up power
[14:14] <knoppix> ikonia, yea
[14:14] <ezzieyguywuf> ikonia: ok I do thanks
[14:14] <ikonia> knoppix: what part are you having a problem with
[14:15] <sky_2> ikonia: so grub-splashimages doesnt work
[14:15] <ezzieyguywuf> is there any way to track why xorg is using to much processing power? some sort of log file?
[14:15] <ikonia> sky_2: what did you do ?
[14:15] <knoppix> ikonia, now i think allll :/ tft not sending i think dhcp working and thats all
[14:15] <cachondin> Ikenia, sorry my family es calling me for dinner , another moment, thanks for all
[14:15] <ikonia> knoppix: ok - so tftp into your own server to test it
[14:15] <craigc> can someone walk me through some ftp server settings? - i am sure i am just doing something stupid :s
[14:15] <noxer> hi ... i tried the ubuntu live cd on a pentium4 notebook ... i do not get a desktop display ... all i can see is simply a blue background with some artefacts on it ... does that mean my notebook does not work with ubuntu?
[14:16] <ikonia> craigc: how about telling us the problem
[14:16] <AntiNeko> Getting "the panel encountered an error" when adding menu to panel, could I get a more specific error?
[14:16] <knoppix> when i tftp and then connect localhost and get pxelinux.0 i get the file
[14:16] <groken> i'm reading this to try to figure out how to get logs of what is failing during boot: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=49925&page=4 setting boot logging to yes in /etc/default/bootlogd does nothing (that i can see). ideas?
[14:16] <ikonia> knoppix: ok - so tftp is working, its more likley your pxe image isn't pointing at the tftp server in the definitions
[14:16] <sky_2> ikonia: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto part of Splash image with update-grub
[14:16] <ikonia> knoppix: or your Dchp reservation doesn't point at the pxe image
[14:17] <knoppix> ikonia, but i have hanged paths to /media/sda5/linux/pxelinux.0 in dhcp and /media/sda5/linux/ in tftp
[14:17] <craigc> try to connect to my server on localhost with Gftp and says connecting...gettingfiles...notconnected.  There is no password on the server and i am trying to log in under a user account i have setup
[14:17] <ikonia> sky_2: show me the splashimage line from your menu.lst
[14:17] <sky_2> sec
[14:17] <goksu> hello everyone. :)
[14:17] <grawity> craigc: often, if the password is empty the server won't allow to login with it.
[14:18] <AntiNeko> gnome-main-menu package won't work
[14:18] <craigc> ok grawity i will set one and try again :)
[14:18] <ikonia> knoppix: your pxe image shouln'd have file system paths
[14:18] <goksu> I have a problem installing ubuntu on a hp prolient ml350 g5
[14:18] <knoppix> ikonia, so haw can i do this when im on live distro ??
[14:18] <ikonia> knoppix: show me your dhcpd.conf line for your server you're trying to build
[14:18] <sky_2> ikonia: #A splash image for the menu
[14:18] <sky_2> #splashimage=/boot/grub/splashimages/debian_grey1-14col.xpm.gz
[14:19] <ikonia> sky_2: it's commented out
[14:19] <ikonia> sky_2: uncomment it
[14:19] <goksu> could someone help me out? how to fix "Attempting boot from hard drive" error?
[14:19] <knoppix> ikonia, if its posible could you try and look via ssh what i did wrong??
[14:19] <ikonia> knoppix: no - just show me the lines in dhcpd.conf for your build server
[14:19] <ikonia> knoppix: use a pastebin
[14:20] <lokki> can someone help me ? I need two pages from google books that are unavailable (for me). can you send their screenshots to my email ?
[14:20] <kristian_> LjL : the other day you told me to check the data i burnt to a dvd with brasero, like this: "md5deep -r -x /media/cdrom0/.checksum.md5 ~/dir", where dir is the directory containing data burnt. however i noticed that brasero creates the .checksum.md5 before burning the disc, which means that it burns data and the .checksum.md5 created from hdd, which means that if something got corrupt while burning then comparing .checksum.md5 with ~/dir w
[14:20] <lokki> http://books.google.com/books?id=unEloQ_sYmkC&pg=PA712
[14:20] <lokki> http://books.google.com/books?id=unEloQ_sYmkC&pg=PA713
[14:20] <ikonia> lokki: ?
[14:20] <clearscreen1> this is #ubuntu
[14:21] <asercamoyero> hola
[14:21] <bazhang> lokki, dont paste that here
[14:21] <ikonia> lokki: this is ubuntu support, not a library
[14:21] <sky_2> ikonia: ok restart ;)
[14:21] <asercamoyero> necesito ayuda xD
[14:21] <djungelmums> cant upgrade to 9.04 via update-manager, can i do it somehow from the terminal?
[14:21] <asercamoyero> este canal es del IRC hispano?
[14:21] <ikonia> !es > asercamoyero
[14:21] <ikonia> !jaunty > djungelmums
[14:21] <craigc> still no luck group is anonymous..password has been set...user has been set...Directory is correct....hmmm any ideas?  using gproftp
[14:21] <clearscreen1> djungelmums: sudo apt get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[14:21] <Johnn> Hi someone there knows a program where it is possible to see your contacts on a webcam, i have tried Kopete, aMSN, pidgin, and no one of those got it. well, Amsn got it, but it doesnt work.
[14:22] <grawity> Johnn: Contacts on what network?
[14:22] <grawity> MSN?
[14:22] <Johnn> grawity:  like a messenger program you know.
[14:22] <LjL> lokki: that's completely offtopic for here.
[14:22] <knoppix> ikonia, http://wklej.org/id/70778/
[14:23] <djungelmums> clearscreen1, thank you
[14:23] <grawity> Johnn: There are *many* messenger programs, and they work on different networks.
[14:23] <lokki> LjL: where can I post such request ?
[14:23] <LjL> lokki: then you'll have to obtain the actual checksums directly from the CD
[14:23] <LjL> kristian_: then you'll have to obtain the actual checksums directly from the CD
[14:23] <scunizi> Johnn: ekiga if it's being used on both ends. Wengophone (in repos) will do one sip account and several IM accounts you've mentioned and has cam support.. not sure if it will do the job for you though
[14:23] <LjL> lokki: try #ubuntu-offtopic perhaps
[14:23] <lokki> thanks
[14:23] <LjL> lokki: are you sure what you're asking is legal anyway?
[14:23] <sky_1> ikonia: still nothing :(
[14:23] <LjL> kristian_: what i'd personally do would be to create an *ISO image* from your burning program. then burn that, then compare the checksum of the actual disc against the image
[14:24] <Johnn> grawity: Yes but i got a hotmail.com account, so aint there a msn program for linux ubunto 8.10 where webcam is supported ?
[14:24] <semmy> ciao
[14:24] <lokki> LjL: I can see other page from this book, but I need these two pages.
[14:24] <bazhang> !it
[14:24] <grawity> Johnn: Ah, MSN.
[14:24] <semmy> grazie
[14:24] <Johnn> scunizi:  well that the problem my girlfriend doesnt have it, she got windows and uses msn messenger.
[14:24] <Johnn> grawity: Yearh :D
[14:24] <sky_1> ikonia: aaaaaaaah...no superuser permissions
[14:24] <ikonia> knoppix: I don't know if you can set a file look that, I thought the pxe image HAD to be in th tftp server root
[14:25]  * grawity opens the googlebooks link.
[14:25] <haytham-med> hi all, how can i convert a file to iso format?
[14:25] <grawity> haytham-med: What format do you have now?
[14:25] <kristian_> LjL : but i dont need an iso, i just need to burn the data... why make a process more complicated when it can be done less complicated? (i know im stubborn) :-P
[14:25] <haytham-med> zip
[14:25] <Johnn> grawity:  but did you know any msn programs there were comptable with webcam :) ?
[14:25] <haytham-med> or just a normal folder
[14:25] <scunizi> Johnn: can you see her cam using amsn? if not her router and your's might not be configured for the right ports.. really you want to look for a client that has stunn support so you don't have to mess with the router.. ekiga has that and is available for windows too.. she can run it next to her msn clients.. both at the same time.
[14:26] <gabriel> Hi everyone
[14:26] <Johnn> scunizi:  Hmm .. okay i will try that ekiga :)!
[14:27] <LjL> kristian_: because it makes doing the md5 check much easier.
[14:27] <kristian_> LjL : but won't "md5deep -r -x /media/cdrom0/.checksum.md5 ~/media/cdrom0" work instead of "md5deep -r -x /media/cdrom0/.checksum.md5 ~/dir" then? i know comparing it to disc will give me one mismatch which is the actual .checksum.md5 file, but ill just ignore that...
[14:27] <scunizi> Johnn: it's already built into ubuntu
[14:27] <gabriel> I need some help: I installed Ubuntu 8.10 32 bits and I have a Geforce 6150 but I cant make the drivers work
[14:27] <knoppix> ikonia, yea but if i hmm understand this https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/installation-guide/i386/install-tftp.html at end is tft info ;)
[14:27] <gabriel> I have tried installing the restricted drivers and the ones from the nvidia website but nothing happens
[14:27] <LjL> kristian_: it should work, yes. it'll probably be slower.
[14:27] <grawity> Johnn: Btw, Ekiga doesn't support MSN, so it won't work if your friends aren't using some sort of SIP service.
[14:28] <ikonia> knoppix: yes, that makes sense
[14:28] <graingert> gabriel-> don't install them from nvidia's website
[14:28] <ikonia> knoppix: so it has to be in the tftproot
[14:28] <ikonia> knoppix: which I doubt /media is
[14:28] <sky_2> ikonia: working perfectly ;))
[14:28] <graingert> gabriel-> you have just pwnd your ubuntu installation! congrats!
[14:28] <gabriel> I tried with the restricted drivers but they do not activate
[14:28] <kristian_> LjL : don't really mind, if it is slower, as long as it doesn't take an hour. i just want to burn a data dvd and compare hdd data with disc data correctly.
[14:28] <graingert> gabriel-> yes, yes they do
[14:28] <Johnn> grawity: But which does then, are there really not a msn program for linux where its possbile to watch a windows user over msn ??
[14:29] <gabriel> The drivers download but nothing happens after that
[14:29] <graingert> Johnn-> amsn
[14:29] <arfmarf> hey folks, im trying to move "some" files and i dont have a lot of space left right now, so... do u know any way one can move a dir or files one at the time, im moving by hand right now and it takes years lol ;P thx
[14:29] <graingert> Johnn-> amsn works fine
[14:29] <gabriel> I cant enable the effects
[14:29] <graingert> gabriel-> you should not download them from nvidia's site.
[14:29] <graingert> gabriel-> attempt to uninstall them
[14:30] <gabriel> What should I do, graingert?
[14:30] <Johnn> grawity: i have tried that wit her, and everytime she tries to send me and invitation to her webcam then without i do anything writes back to her that i didnt accept.
[14:30] <graingert> gabriel-> install from the ubuntu repositor
[14:30] <BrixSat> i get this error when starting apache --> http://pastebin.com/m72c78e1d
[14:30] <graingert> Johnn-> have you setup your webcam?
[14:30] <ron2010> i'm getting an error every time i update my source
[14:30] <gabriel> how do I uninstall the drivers?
[14:30] <grawity> Johnn: And... have you tried sending the invitation to her?
[14:31] <arfmarf> gabriel: http://www.avenard.org/files/ubuntu-repos/
[14:31] <graingert> gabriel-> it should say on the site that you used to bork your pc
[14:31] <Johnn> grawity:  i dont have a webcam, she only got one, and yes i ahve also tried that . :(
[14:31] <gabriel> ok
[14:32] <ron2010> i'm using ubuntu 8.10 intrepid
[14:34] <ron2010> how do u resolve an source error "W: Failed to fetch http://packages.freecontrib.org/ubuntu/plf/dists/dapper/Release.gpg  Could not connect to packages.freecontrib.org:80 (34.52.53.34), connection timed out"
[14:34] <bazhang> ron2010, remove from your sources.list
[14:34] <ron2010> update i'm using ubuntu 8.10 intrepid
[14:34] <graingert> ron2010-> don't use dapper repos
[14:35] <ron2010> ahhh
[14:35] <ron2010> is there one for intrepid?
[14:35] <bazhang> ron2010, surely no need
[14:36] <land> hi
[14:36] <ron2010> why not?
[14:36] <land> anyone coding in gambas?
[14:36] <bazhang> ron2010, what packages did you need specifically
[14:36] <ron2010> gnome-art
[14:37] <RickX> can anyone tell me why screen resolution is different when Gnome is running vs when just window maker is running?
[14:37] <bazhang> ron2010, its in the ubuntu repos
[14:37] <un|matrix> latest update broke my firefox!
[14:37] <bazhang> !info gnome-art > ron2010
[14:37] <ron2010> gotcha bazhang!!! big help you are!
[14:38] <rendero> hello, how do i have to do to convert ext3 to ext4, in some process i read to, i have to umount the device before, but i cannot because its in / .
[14:38] <gabriel> I need help: I cant activate the nvidia drivers, I have a Geforce 6150
[14:38] <un|matrix> anyone else having trouble with firefox after it was updated today?
[14:39] <bazhang> un|matrix, intrepid?
[14:39] <BrixSat> hello i dont have nothing on port 80 neither port 443 and apache wont start http://pastebin.com/m72c78e1d
[14:39] <Kimi> i have download and installed assault cube
[14:39] <un|matrix> bazhang: yes
[14:39] <Kimi> how to start the game ?
[14:39] <Kimi> nnot installed but extracted
[14:40] <kbrosnan> un|matrix: describe broke.
[14:40] <Kimi> how do i start the assault cube game after extracted ?
[14:40] <un|matrix> kbrosnan: it won't register a new address that i type
[14:40] <ChotaZ> How can I uncompress rar files in ubuntu 8.10?
[14:40] <gabriel> how do I uninstall the nvidia drivers from terminal?
[14:40] <un|matrix> kbrosnan: it ignores enter, confirm, anything...
[14:40] <Esvandiary> gabriel: nvidia-installer --uninstall
[14:41] <gabriel> thanks
[14:41] <Esvandiary> uhh
[14:41] <ChotaZ> !rar | ChotaZ
[14:41] <Esvandiary> gabriel: make that... sudo nvidia-installer --uninstall
[14:41] <Esvandiary> if it complains about permissions
[14:41] <gabriel> ok thanks
[14:41] <zimnyx> When I start a movie in VLC or mplayer my laptop brightness is reduced to minimal. It's been happening for a yeah at least. It's very annoying, do you know the trick to fix it? I googled, and find the issue but without method how to solve it.
[14:41] <mrwes> I installed Jaunty in virtualbox, but I can't get it to full screen
[14:41] <kbrosnan> un|matrix: what about mouse input, enter and address and press the arrow on the far right
[14:42] <un|matrix> kbrosnan: same, it ignores it
[14:42] <gabriel> can envy help me install nvidia drivers?
[14:42] <kbrosnan> un|matrix: command prompt run firefox -safe-mode
[14:42] <graingert> mrwes-> you need to install the additions
[14:43] <rioch_> how do I improve transfer speeds across my internal network? ubuntu-laptop->nas is 300Kb/s nas->laptop 2Mb/s. Windows->nas also 2Mb/s.
[14:43] <graingert> mrwes-> the virtualbox addition
[14:43] <savvas> mrwes: did you install the virtualbox addon/goodies and reboot the machine?
[14:43] <un|matrix> kbrosnan: that works
[14:43] <graingert> rioch_-> sftp rather than samba?
[14:43] <un|matrix> kbrosnan: and now it started working in normal mode too O.o
[14:44] <gabriel> I need to know an easy way to install nvidia drivers
[14:44] <rioch_> graingert, I get the same problem whether it's sftp, ftp, nfs, and samba
[14:44] <savvas> gabriel: which graphics card model do you have?
[14:44] <matt_keys> I get sound out of the tests in preferences -> sounds, but no sound in Firefox, totem, etc..
[14:44] <gabriel> Geforce 6150
[14:44] <graingert> rioch_-> what about basic http?
[14:44] <savvas> gabriel: and which ubuntu release?
[14:44] <matt_keys> everything is unmuted
[14:44] <gabriel> Im using Ubuntu 8.10 32 bits
[14:45] <savvas> gabriel: go to System > Administration > Synaptic, search for: nvidia-180-modaliases
[14:45] <savvas> gabriel: install that package, then go to System > Administration > Hardware drivers
[14:46] <andrew_> what is the setting in ubuntu to set maximized window behaviour to not move when i click and drag on them?
[14:46] <rioch_> graingert, as I do it now, sftp gives me 172KB/s...which is rubbish :)
[14:46] <gabriel> ok
[14:46] <gabriel> Thanks savvas
[14:46] <rioch_> graingert, but if I transfer between the same devices in the other direction, I get....
[14:46] <savvas> gabriel: highlight my nickname if you have any problems :)
[14:46] <gabriel> thanks a lot, savvas
[14:46] <ChotaZ> !codec | ChotaZ
[14:46] <savvas> gabriel: by the way, you will need to restart your machine after the installation!
[14:47] <ChotaZ> !help | ChotaZ
[14:47] <rioch_> ....1.9MB/s....which is better
[14:47] <rioch_> so it only happens in one direction
[14:47] <savvas> rioch_: have you tried with scp command?
[14:47] <gabriel> ok
[14:47] <gabriel> i will
[14:47] <land> quit
[14:47] <ron2010> anybody know how to install gnome themes?
[14:47] <rioch_> savvas, what is scp?
[14:48] <ron2010> i have gnome art loaded
[14:48] <ron2010> but how do i install new themes?
[14:48] <savvas> rioch_: I think with scp you can download files through ssh
[14:48] <ShackJack> Hi all - when I click a .torrent link in FF3 to try and start Transmission, FF says "unknown error occurred... try to save file..."... I know I can of course change the app settings in FF to download by default, but does anyone know of a fix?
[14:48] <Guest5505> Hey somone in here there knows a MSN program for Linux that there support webcams, i have tried aMSN and that didnt work for me :/
[14:48] <savvas> rioch_: just an alternative to try, you might get better results :)
[14:48] <rioch_> savvas, the other machine doesn't have ssh (it's a popcorn hour nas)
[14:48] <sky_1> where i can find usplash themes ?
[14:48] <ShackJack> ron2010: You should be able to just open Appearance->Theme window and drag theme tar.gz to it...
[14:48] <usser> rioch_, are those computers on the interenet or on the local network?
[14:49] <ChotaZ> How can I take a screenshot while in Cube?
[14:49] <rioch_> usser, local network
[14:49] <usser> rioch_, nvm then
[14:49] <rioch_> nvm?
[14:49] <usser> nevermind
[14:49] <ChotaZ> hey usser, I need you help with teamspeak
[14:49] <AntiNeko> What alternatives are there to the gnome main menu?
[14:49] <Up_> hy
[14:49] <usser> ChotaZ, i dont know much about, never used myself
[14:50] <graingert> ChotaZ-> timed
[14:50] <Adminral> Hey somone in here there knows a MSN program for Linux that there support webcams, i have tried aMSN and that didnt work for me :/
[14:50] <macman> hey is there a way to access a ext3 FS on a windows system ? all the tools i have tried aren't working
[14:50] <grawity> macman: have you tried fs-driver.org?
[14:50] <Up_> romanian language not found here?:)))
[14:50] <graingert> Adminral-> amsn is the best one
[14:50] <HammerHead66> ﻿ChotaZ: you should have print screen key on your keyboard...it's right next to the Scroll Lock key
[14:50] <ShackJack> AntiNeko: There's the SUSE slab.... and the all-in-one panel app...
[14:50] <bazhang> !ro > Up_
[14:50] <Adminral> graingert:  i have tried that, but it didnt work for me, there are not others ?
[14:50] <AntiNeko> I've been trying SUSE and it's not working!
[14:50] <ChotaZ> HammerHead66:  But when in Cube, the screenshot dialog box wont show up.
[14:50] <graingert> Adminral-> kopete, but it's pants
[14:50] <macman> nope
[14:51] <AntiNeko> "panel has encountered an error" when I'm adding it to the panel
[14:51] <graingert> Adminral-> have you tried amsn from svn?
[14:51] <Adminral> graingert: have also tried that .. what is svn ?
[14:51] <HammerHead66> did you look at your desktop to see if it was there?
[14:51] <macman> grawity, trying now
[14:51] <HammerHead66> ﻿ChotaZ: ﻿did you look at your desktop to see if it was there?
[14:51] <macman> grawity, yes .. that dosen't work
[14:51] <graingert> Adminral-> latest bleeding edge, check the building from svn wiki
[14:51] <graingert> Adminral-> for amsn
[14:52] <graingert> Adminral-> how does amsn not work?
[14:52] <|PaperTiger|> How many people here use Amarok media player?
[14:52] <AntiNeko> I do! Love it!
[14:52] <macman> grawity, mind you .. that im dual booting windows and ubuntu
[14:52] <ShackJack> Hi all - when I click a .torrent link in FF3 to try and start Transmission, FF says "unknown error occurred... try to save file..."... I know I can of course change the app settings in FF to download by default, but does anyone know of a fix?
[14:52] <Adminral> graingert:  i cant get a connection to my friends webcams
[14:52] <|PaperTiger|> AntiNeko, how easy is it to get used to and play files from the hdd without setting up a library?
[14:52] <ChotaZ> HammerHead66, it wasnt on any of my 4 desktops
[14:52] <Lisa____> Hey there, I'm trying to use the programmiCam2 and it doesn't work. I tried to install it with configure and make and it didn't seem to have any error.. but now when I try to open it, it says it can't open the config file icam2rc.. I don't know why, or how to fix it.. or how to get to know why it's not working. Any chance someone can help?
[14:52] <clearscreen1> I dont like the KDE libs that come with amarok
[14:52] <clearscreen1> so rhythmbox all the way :)
[14:52] <graingert> Adminral-> what error msg
[14:53] <ChotaZ> HammerHead88, nvm I got it to work now, thanks =D
[14:53] <grawity> macman: Is it a Wubi install or a normal one?
[14:53] <Adminral> graingert: it just says that my contact person have cancelled it.
[14:53] <usser> clearscreen1, exaile rocks
[14:53] <|PaperTiger|> clearscreen1, I'm using KDE, so it would make sense :P
[14:53] <HammerHead66> ﻿ChotaZ: I have no clue then. I've never had that problem sorry man
[14:53] <clearscreen1> |PaperTiger|: I suppose
[14:53] <AntiNeko> PaperTiger, I'm not sure what you mean. I opened Amarok first time and it let me choose where my music where located and it's been easy from there on
[14:53] <clearscreen1> usser: never heard of it :P
[14:55] <zilleplus> hey anny guy's hwo wanna help me with my network problem on Ubuntu server edition
[14:55] <p0eteckz> any tools for ubuntu like ccleaner?
[14:55] <Ranakah> what is better way to play windows games in ubuntu?
[14:55] <zilleplus> hey anny guy's hwo wanna help me with my network problem on Ubuntu server edition
[14:55] <ShackJack> AntiNeko: Check this guide: http://howtoforge.com/installing-ubuntu-system-panel-on-ubuntu-8.10
[14:55] <clearscreen1> Ranakah: there's only one way, using wine
[14:55] <AntiNeko> Thanks, I will!
[14:55] <HammerHead66> ﻿zilleplus: please ask your question
[14:55] <usser> clearscreen1, try it :)
[14:55] <|PaperTiger|> AntiNeko, fair enough
[14:55] <macman> grawity, no .. i installed ubuntu first .. then i partitioned and then installed windows
[14:55] <clearscreen1> usser: I'll put it on my list of things to try :P
[14:55] <Ranakah> okay.. wine and only wine? i try cedega and don't work anything :)
[14:55] <zilleplus> wel hammer i have no internet on my server thats the problem
[14:55] <usser> Ranakah, clearscreen1 well theres two ways now, virtualbox now supports 3d acceleration
[14:55] <|PaperTiger|> AntiNeko, would probably make sense if I actually plugged in the HDD with my music and stuff on it
[14:55] <zilleplus> on ifconfig the adr : 127.0.0.1
[14:56] <grawity> macman: So it's "normal" install (as in not-Wubi)
[14:56] <Ranakah> usser really? d3d acceleration? what version of virtualbox?
[14:56] <|PaperTiger|> AntiNeko, because Amarok looks good, but also complex to use at the same time
[14:56] <macman> yes grawity
[14:56] <zilleplus> i looked and the problem is not with the drivers
[14:56] <HammerHead66> ﻿zilleplus: ur havinbg a proxy problem
[14:56] <andrew_> VLC works fine as a music player, if you mean you want a media player that you can just drag and  drop to and it'll play
[14:56]  * ShackJack likes Banshee well enough...
[14:56] <zilleplus> how do i fix it??
[14:56] <Ranakah> so if i install windows xp in virtual box i can play d3d games now?
[14:56] <AntiNeko> PaperTiger: I came from Foobar in Windows and felt very comfortable with Amarok
[14:56] <usser> Ranakah, i ran maxpayne2, thats a directx game, the latest version from sun's site
[14:56] <zilleplus> don't need proxy
[14:56] <HammerHead66> ﻿zilleplus: 1 sec
[14:56] <usser> Ranakah, some of them, the support is still rudimentary
[14:57] <AntiNeko> PaperTiger: The GUI isn't really simple, but I got used to it fast
[14:57] <Ranakah> usser then i install windows in vb and then graphic driver?
[14:57] <usser> Ranakah, i tested on an nvidia 8600gt. oldish games worked pretty decent, maxpayne, openarena, googleearth
[14:57] <|PaperTiger|> AntiNeko, I came from WinAMP in Windows and still getting used to Amarok, but in all fairness, when I was using Ubuntu before, I used to search for the files on the HDD and open them, rather than libray as I have ~9k songs and that would take forever to get them in a library
[14:58] <clearscreen1> Even with 3d acceleration in a VM, wine is prefered, there's no emulation layer.. and it works really well for a lot of games & sogtware
[14:58] <staar2> hi
[14:58] <clearscreen1> software*
[14:58] <usser> Ranakah, no Virtualbox has a tick in the VM preferences, enable 3d accel, then you just install virtualbox guest additions, no drivers
[14:58] <knoppix> can samone help me instaling ubuntu via lan neetboot ???
[14:58] <andrew_> |PaperTiger|: You could look at XMMS
[14:58] <zilleplus> hammer your there??
[14:58] <AntiNeko> PaperTiger: Oh, haha, I see. That's alot of songs. Though... I've got 8k!
[14:58] <Ranakah> usser nice nice... tnx!!! :D i go now to play with vb
[14:58] <|PaperTiger|> andrew_, what's that?
[14:58] <AntiNeko> PaperTiger: I just found out
[14:58] <Ranakah> :)
[14:58] <staar2> after last firefox update, firefox doesn't work properly
[14:58] <usser> Ranakah, but i'd still recommend wine though, VB is if you want to play around with, for now at least
[14:58] <andrew_> It's a linux media player based off winamp 2.0
[14:58] <HammerHead66> ﻿zilleplus:   http://search.ubuntu.com/results2.html?cx=009650792990864903260%3A-lsdjshi1tu&cof=FORID%3A11&ie=UTF-8&q=how+to+set+up+proxy&sa=Search#1057
[14:59] <|PaperTiger|> AntiNeko, mine is mainly metal :)
[14:59] <|PaperTiger|> andrew_, ah, okay
[14:59] <usser> |PaperTiger|, xmms is deprecated and no longer in the repos, try audacious or bmp
[14:59] <AntiNeko> PaperTiger: That's nice, man. ;D
[14:59] <andrew_> Visually, it's very similar to winamp vs the "itunes" look amarok has
[14:59] <AntiNeko> PaperTiger: What about Banshee? Isn't that progg kinda like Amarok
[14:59] <clearscreen1> usser: yeah, if you're looking for something similar to winamp you should really check out audacious :)
[14:59] <Esvandiary> I wish they'd do foobar2000 for linux ;(
[15:00] <|PaperTiger|> usser, thanks for telling me that :)
[15:00] <|PaperTiger|> AntiNeko, I'm going to stick it out with Amarok for a while, see how it goes...
[15:00] <AntiNeko> Came from Foobar2000 but fell for Amarok
[15:00] <zilleplus> hammer i don't have squid installed
[15:00] <ShackJack> Banshee's a good proggie but be sure to add there repo for latest version...
[15:00] <andrew_> I use amarok now since banshee and rhythmbox have problems with my chinese music
[15:01] <knoppix> can samone help me instaling ubuntu via lan neetboot
[15:01] <|PaperTiger|> andrew_, I hated iTunes, not for look, but the fact it used a lot of system resources
[15:01] <andrew_> It acts weird with the characters
[15:01] <HammerHead66> ﻿zilleplus: that was a search there are many pages to go through
[15:01] <AntiNeko> Hey! Amarok has problems with my chinese music
[15:01] <Esvandiary> AntiNeko: Amarok 1.x or 2? I don't know if I like what they've done with 2... :s
[15:01] <Esvandiary> |PaperTiger|: my real problem with iTunes is the associated stuff it installs on the system without asking
[15:01] <zilleplus> yes i know but i haven't istalled a proxy
[15:01] <AntiNeko> PaperTiger: I'm using 1.4 I think
[15:01] <|PaperTiger|> Esvandiary, that's true. It now installs Safari, doesn't it?
[15:01] <HammerHead66> ﻿zilleplus: or you can goolge   How to set up a proxy
[15:01] <andrew_> It tries to
[15:01] <andrew_> IT does ask you whether or not if you want to
[15:02] <ChotaZ> Hum... I just tried to run a psx emulator with Wine, and it crashes, no my screen is darker, how do I set it back?
[15:02] <zilleplus> i have no internet on it so i can't get it on it
[15:02] <Esvandiary> I believe that was a "mistake" on their part (the installing without asking you, anyway)
[15:02] <andrew_> IT asks me everytime I start up itunes on my laptop
[15:02] <|PaperTiger|> AntiNeko, 1.4.10 for me
[15:02] <biv> can anyone help me, I deleted a panel and now when I minimize open programs they disappear off screen and I can no longer see them to maxamize
[15:02] <epaphus> hi guys.. i installed java.. but firefox doesnt have it installed as a plugin.. can anybody help me do that?
[15:02] <AntiNeko> PaperTiger: I check and that's the one I got as well
[15:02] <Esvandiary> epaphus: I assume you've tried restarting firefox?
[15:02] <Ranakah> usser where in vb i enable 3d?
[15:02] <|PaperTiger|> andrew_, I hate using typical programs. I always use different ones to everyone else XD
[15:03] <AntiNeko> PaperTiger: Can't get the Wikipedia-thing working though
[15:03] <|PaperTiger|> AntiNeko, cool :) I'll stick with it and play around
[15:03] <usser> Ranakah, did you install PUEL version from sun.com?
[15:03] <Ranakah> hum.. no from repository..
[15:03] <|PaperTiger|> AntiNeko, I just want it to play music and maybe sync my Zen :)
[15:03] <usser> Ranakah, that one doesnt have it
[15:03] <andrew_> I used itunes coz I got an ipod, and it was just easier to have it autosync "out the box"
[15:03] <zilleplus> hammer wath is the comand to see wath programme's are installed????
[15:03] <Ranakah> usser can i please you to give me link to download?
[15:04] <epaphus> Esvandiary, i did
[15:04] <dougl> I am running 8.04 on desktop and 8.10 on nfs server machine = when I am using mc to move files from 8.04 box to 8.10 server my 8.10 box hangs - where do I start to resolve this problem?
[15:04] <AntiNeko> PaperTiger: Must say, you made me miss Winamp a bit. ;D Good ol' times, still I'm very pleased with Amarok. My least favorite app has been iTunes
[15:04] <|PaperTiger|> andrew_, I used WinAMP for my iPod when I had it, lol
[15:04] <usser> Ranakah, http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
[15:04] <sagredo> where can I turn off the notifications?
[15:04] <Ranakah> tnx usser
[15:04] <Esvandiary> epaphus: OK; can you run the following in a terminal: "sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin"
[15:04] <ortsvorsteher> dougl: you cannot move between boxes. you can use scp/sftp
[15:04] <ShackJack> Hi all - when I click a .torrent link in FF3 to try and start Transmission, FF says "unknown error occurred... try to save file..."... I know I can of course change the app settings in FF to download by default, but does anyone know of a fix?
[15:04] <lighttitan> I remember in some Linux builds there was a key combination that you could press that would turn your mouse  into a skull and cross bones and you could click on a window to kill it. Does Ubuntu have such a key command?
[15:04] <usser> Ranakah, no problem
[15:04] <ortsvorsteher> !scp | dougl
[15:04] <HammerHead66> ﻿zilleplus:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[15:05] <ortsvorsteher> !sftp | dougl
[15:05] <Esvandiary> epaphus: if it actually installs something, then chances are it didn't auto-install the plugin for some reason
[15:05] <erUSUL> lighttitan: you can bind a keay combo to launch xkill
[15:05] <Esvandiary> epaphus: hopefully restarting firefox should do it... if it doesn't install anything (says it's already installed), i'll have to think of something else it could be :p
[15:05] <|PaperTiger|> AntiNeko, stupid question. Is there/where is the rip CD option in Amarok?
[15:05] <slylias> Does anyone have instructions for installing the liveCD onto a thumb drive? I need to add ubuntu to a PC that does not have a CD drive.
[15:06] <lighttitan> erUSUL; I don't see Launch xkill in the keyboard shortcut menu
[15:06] <AntiNeko> PaperTiger: Damn, not sure, man. I've only been using Ubuntu for a couple of days. ;D
[15:06] <andrew_> Itunes was the only good option I had for my needs, as far as library browsing goes. Rhythmbox is bad for browsing songs with unique characters, so I stopped using that, and Banshee had similar problems. My only problem with amarok is the "Various Artists" tag it automatically assigns to albums with multiple artists, i haven't figured out how to get the TTP2 id tags to work with it yet.
[15:06] <|PaperTiger|> AntiNeko, fair enough :P lol
[15:07] <|PaperTiger|> andrew_, WinAMP was very easy to use, even with iPod
[15:07] <slylias> Does anyone have instructions for installing the liveCD onto a thumb drive? I need to add ubuntu to a PC that does not have a CD drive.
[15:08] <Esvandiary> slylias: I've found UNetBootin to be very good for that
[15:08] <Esvandiary> it works for both windows and linux
[15:08] <lighttitan> erUSUL; you just said that but I don't know how to do that
[15:08] <HammerHead66> ﻿slylias: you could always slave out the hard drive into something else
[15:08] <zilleplus> hammer foud it i need to instal a few programmes from ubuntu CD
[15:08] <Esvandiary> slylias: http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ for UNetBootin, if you want it
[15:08] <lighttitan> Nevermind, I was able to kill the window. THanks
[15:08] <slylias> Thank you!
[15:09] <HammerHead66> ﻿zilleplus: I'm happy you found man
[15:12] <sagredo> where can I turn off the notifications?
[15:12] <termleech> is there a special channel for ubuntu remix?
[15:12] <epaphus> hi guys.. i installed java.. but firefox doesnt have it installed as a plugin.. can anybody help me do that?
[15:12] <termleech> or do I talk about it in here?
[15:13] <HammerHead66> ﻿termleech:  use command "/list"  to find your romm
[15:13] <magcius> How do Ubuntu packages like pymacs add to the load-path of emacs?
[15:14] <erUSUL> epaphus: install sun-java6-plugin
[15:14] <gabriel> Hi everyone
[15:14] <zilleplus> wath is a static IP
[15:14] <Bryantos> A static IP address is an adress that doesn't change
[15:14] <Bryantos> Ever.
[15:14] <erUSUL> zilleplus: one you set "by hand" as opossed as obtaining it from a dhcp server
[15:15] <HammerHead66> ﻿zilleplus: an IP address that never changes
[15:15] <sagredo> where can I turn off the notifications?
[15:15] <gabriel> I cant install the nvidia restricted drivers, I have a Geforce 6150 and Im using Ubuntu 8.10 32 bits
[15:15] <Bryantos> Useful for devices that you access alot. (Servers, routers, etc.)
[15:15] <BoomShaka> can someone tell me where (or how to find where) the python executable is installed on ubuntu?
[15:15] <Esvandiary> BoomShaka: run "which python" at a terminal
[15:15] <ikonia> BoomShaka: /usr/bin
[15:15] <erUSUL> BoomShaka: which python
[15:15] <erUSUL> BoomShaka: on a terminal
[15:15] <Cap0n3> hi
[15:16] <Cap0n3> anybody here?
[15:16] <HammerHead66> ﻿gabriel: ﻿ Geforce 6150 is only supported by windows at this time
[15:16] <Cap0n3> anobody who knows something about bnc's?
[15:16] <gabriel> But it worked on Ubuntu 8.10 64 bits when i had it installed
[15:16] <jaymacdonald> I have Geforce 7100
[15:16] <jaymacdonald> Just thought you'd like to know
[15:17] <jaymacdonald> k.
[15:17] <andrew_> I forgot how I fixed that problem
[15:17] <BoomShaka> thanks!
[15:17] <albech_> i just installed 8.10 on a new ASUS Eee PC1000HE and everything is working fine, except the wifi. I can see the network I want to connect to and I am prompted a WPA2 Personal key, but it is not accepted. I am sure it is the correct key, cause I am connecting with another Ubuntu to the same wifi router.
[15:17] <gabriel> can the app Envy help me install the nvidia restricted drivers?
[15:18] <Esvandiary> gabriel: yes it can
[15:18] <Hiubuntu> Envy too old
[15:18] <AntiNeko> ShackJack: Thanks, man, got it working! I had USP before but a earlier version with no preferences (and I don't like the default look)
[15:18] <erUSUL> !envyng | gabriel
[15:18] <usser> !envy
[15:18] <ShackJack> AntiNeko: NP :)
[15:18] <HammerHead66> ﻿albech_: https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/internet/C/wireless.html here you go
[15:18] <gabriel> ok, how do i install Envyng?
[15:18] <Hiubuntu> aptget
[15:18] <erUSUL> !software | gabriel
[15:19] <undecim> albech_: Try connecting to the internet with an ethernet connection and installing wicd to replace the default network manager. In my experience there are a lot less issues with that.
[15:19] <erUSUL> gabriel: Aplications>add/remove is the easiest way
[15:19] <undecim> albech_: Although it's not in the default repositories, so give me a minute and i'll look up the info you need to install...
[15:19] <gabriel> ok Thanks for your help erUSUL
[15:19] <erUSUL> gabriel: no problem
[15:19] <Spaulding> re
[15:20] <alec> Question here.  I have two FAT ext Hard Drives connected to my IBex machine.  When I reboot, sometimes they connect with no problem.  OTher times one will connect and other other says its locked out.  Other times NEITHER one will connect. What can I do to make sure that they always connect successfully?
[15:20] <undecim> albech_: Oh, also, make sure your wireless doesn't have MAC address filtering first... I sometimes forget that i have that set up on my router.
[15:20] <Counterspell> I want to run a package search from the command line and get results the same way I do in the Synaptic Package Manger, is there any way to do this?
[15:20] <Denizop> i have got a question
[15:21] <Esvandiary> alec: are these drives always plugged in?
[15:21] <Denizop> can i add friends in this opera chat ?
[15:21] <alec> Esvan: YES.
[15:21] <clearscreen1> Counterspell: apt-cache search (blah)
[15:21] <Esvandiary> alec: you could add them directly into the fstab (a file which lists all drives to mount on boot)
[15:22] <tabbu> hey, how can i update 8.10 to newest beta 9.04?
[15:22] <Esvandiary> alec: I'm not sure how easily accessible they'd be from the UI then, though
[15:22] <Esvandiary> alec: I mean, you could browse to them easily enough
[15:22] <alec> ok.  I know how to access this fstab , but what what do i tell it?
[15:22] <clearscreen1> tabbu: change your /etc/apt/sources.list from "intrepid" to "jaunty", then do an apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade (as sudo)
[15:22] <tabbu> clearscreen1, thanks!
[15:22] <Esvandiary> alec: since these are external drives, it's possible that their device names might change between boots, so we need to find another way to identify them
[15:23] <Counterspell> clearscreen1: nice
[15:23] <alec> Esvan: OK.  any suggest?
[15:23] <s3r3n1t7> Esvandiary, sudo blkid will give you the UUID of the drives.
[15:23] <s3r3n1t7> Esvandiary, those stay constant.
[15:23] <biv> can anyone help me, I deleted a tray and now when I minimize open programs they disappear off screen and I can no longer see them to maximize/quit
[15:23] <Esvandiary> s3r3n1t7: good plan (I was going to say either that or labels :P)
[15:24] <Hiubuntu> anyone ati9.3 work well  on atihd3200
[15:24] <clearscreen> biv, rightclick your taskbar, "add to panel" and add a "Notification tray"
[15:24] <clearscreen> oh, he left ;<
[15:24] <Esvandiary> alec: do you know the device names of the drives at the moment? i.e. "/dev/sdxY" ?
[15:24] <judget__> identify brewmaster
[15:24] <s3r3n1t7> Esvandiary, labels can also vary, plus they're easily changeable. I'd suggest going for UUID's.
[15:24] <Esvandiary> s3r3n1t7: indeed, am doing :)
[15:24] <HammerHead66> ﻿Hiubuntu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139399/ here you go
[15:24] <alec> one sec.  I'll see.
[15:25] <mattgyver83> How do i determine where Wine is pointing to as Drive c:\?
[15:25] <grandemahatma> hallo everyone
[15:25] <s3r3n1t7> mattgyver83, ~/.wine/drive_c
[15:25] <erUSUL> mattgyver83: ~/.wine/drive_c/
[15:25] <mattgyver83> Thank you
[15:25] <alec> Esvan: I did a screenshot of the error msg I got previously when one wouldn't connect.
[15:25] <Esvandiary> alec: are both there at the moment?
[15:25] <Esvandiary> and if so, are they both on?
[15:25] <alec> yeah... both are there.
[15:25] <grandemahatma> irc chats are in plain, isn't it? is there a way to do them in a crypted way?
[15:25] <albech_> undecim: no mac filtering.. my other ubuntu machine connect fine
[15:25] <Esvandiary> i.e. accessible
[15:25] <Esvandiary> ok
[15:26] <Esvandiary> alec: in that case, just run "df" at a terminal
[15:26] <alec> one is called: /dev/sde1
[15:26] <Hiubuntu> HammerHead66: thx
[15:26] <alec> Esvan: ok, will run df
[15:26] <albech_> i have tried to disable ipv6 according to several docs i have googled about ubuntu on eee pc, still same problem
[15:26] <HammerHead66> ﻿Hiubuntu: np
[15:26] <Esvandiary> alec: that'll give you the device names on the left, and the names they're mounted under on the very right
[15:26] <alec> ra nit.
[15:26] <alec> ran it.
[15:26] <epaphus> erUSUL, it was that easy?? .. ww
[15:26] <epaphus> wow
[15:26] <alec> esvan: one is mounted.  The other is not.
[15:27] <undecim> albech_: how long does it take before it decides that it can't connect?
[15:27] <Esvandiary> OK; try accessing the one that's not mounted (that should auto-mount it).
[15:27] <erUSUL> epaphus: ?
[15:27] <alec> /dev/sdd1 is mounted but the other, sde1 is not.
[15:27] <Esvandiary> ok; that's ok
[15:27] <albech_> it takes ~20ish secs before it times out
[15:27] <Esvandiary> as long as we know what they are, that's fine
[15:27] <erUSUL> epaphus: can you refresh my memory ?
[15:27] <Esvandiary> alec: run "sudo blkid /dev/sdd1" and the same for sde1
[15:27] <ron2010> trying to experience the full benefit of ubuntu.... how do i get look of installing eye candy themes?
[15:27] <alec> esvan: you mean type something like ls /dev/sde1?
[15:28] <s3r3n1t7> !themes | ron2010
[15:28] <undecim> albech_: If you hover over the icon, what does it say?
[15:28] <alec> ah ok
[15:28] <ron2010> i think i've loaded the gnome-art correctly
[15:28] <Esvandiary> alec: don't worry about mounting the other drive now, we don't need to
[15:28] <undecim> albech_: ..While you're trying to connect that is
[15:28] <Esvandiary> alec: part of the output of the blkid command should be UUID="--- some long string here ---"
[15:28] <albech_> undecim: attempting to join the wire.................
[15:28] <Esvandiary> alec: you need to copy that long string somewhere, since we'll need it in a bit (make sure you save which UUID is related to which drive)
[15:29] <alec> ESVAN: YES!!  that gave me a UID for the non-connected one.
[15:29] <Esvandiary> alec: that string uniquely identifies the drive you're trying to use, so when we try to auto-mount it on startup, it'll know what to do
[15:29] <Esvandiary> so, now...
[15:29] <ron2010> thanks for the help
[15:29] <albech_> undecim: i could try without any encryption to see if that is the cause
[15:29] <undecim> albech_: does it ever reach the point where the icon shows two green dots?
[15:29] <s3r3n1t7> alec, write the whole name, they light up the sentences. Use tab to auto complete the names.
[15:30] <Zedde> How do I make Ubuntu rout trafic ?
[15:30] <albech> undecim: no it never gets a response and begin to obtain a dhcp request
[15:30] <alec> it tried to auto-mount but couldn't.
[15:30] <erUSUL> Zedde: configure iptables etc...
[15:30] <Zedde> I have 2 networks
[15:30] <erUSUL> !inetsharing | Zedde
[15:30] <Esvandiary> alec: now we need to edit the file /etc/fstab so that ubuntu knows to try to mount them on startup
[15:30] <s3r3n1t7> erUSUL, use iptables to route traffic? sounds a bit overkill
[15:30] <undecim> albech: Okay, yeah, i would try resetting the router (if you haven't already done so) and then if that doesn't work, try without encryption
[15:31] <jonne> how do you enable the notifications in Jaunty? I've been running Jaunty for a while, and I've had the notifications at some point, but now they're off
[15:31] <kristian_> LjL : hey! i can't get: "md5deep -r -x /media/cdrom0/.checksum.md5 /media/cdrom0" too work. so i figured i have to burn dvd in brasero, then copy data from dvd to hdd after burn and then: "md5deep -r -x /media/cdrom0/.checksum.md5 ~/dir" where dir is where data from dvd has been copyed too, or do you have another solution?
[15:31] <jonne> i can't find a pref for it anyzwhere
[15:31] <albech> ill try without encryption.. brb as i will loose the connection on this box too then
[15:31] <erUSUL> s3r3n1t7: well i was thinking more about NAT and inet sharing. if it is only routing you use "ip route" of course
[15:31] <superubu> hi guys
[15:31] <alec> ESVAN: ok.  waiting.
[15:31] <Esvandiary> alec: open that file, /etc/fstab, in a text editor as root (probably just using sudo is easiest)
[15:31] <alec> I copied the UID string.
[15:31] <Zedde> I have VMware network NAT and my LAN network like to acces the VMware guest from the lan
[15:31] <alec> I opened it. already.
[15:31] <HammerHead66> ﻿kristian_: hello
[15:31] <alec> FYI...
[15:31] <Esvandiary> alec: have you got them for both drives?
[15:31] <alec> both yeah.
[15:32] <alec> FYI... I tried adding one already to the fstab.  Let me show u what I wrote.
[15:32] <kristian_> HammerHead66 : hello! :-)
[15:32] <s3r3n1t7> erUSUL, aah right, that makes sense. I was just thinking about routing traffic, i'd say iptables is a bit overkill just for that. But for sharing and NAT, yeah iptables is nice.
[15:32] <alec> Its' probabgly wrong but...
[15:32] <Esvandiary> ok
[15:32] <alec> /dev/sde1 /media/Brindell ntfs-3g force 0 0
[15:32] <Esvandiary> seems mostly ok, but since /dev/sde1 can change we'll replace that
[15:33] <alec> ESVAN: what do i need to add to fstab to make it automount.?
[15:33] <Esvandiary> alec: replace /dev/sde1 with: UUID=---longstringhere---
[15:33] <Iceman_B^Ltop> greetings
[15:33] <HammerHead66> ﻿kristian_: have you tried to make the cashe bigger and see if it works?
[15:33] <alec> ah ok.  doing it now.
[15:33] <Lisa____> I know I shouldn't repeat a question, so if it's not answered in half an hour, do they still realize it's there? I don't wanna be annoying, I just thought it might haven't seen by anyone. So, is it allowed to ask again, or is that unnecessary and annoying and stuff?
[15:33] <Esvandiary> alec: you don't really want the force option either, put "user" there instead
[15:34] <Iceman_B^Ltop> does anyone know if there is a non-destructive partitioning tool for Ubuntu? I want to add a harddrive to my system, but it has 3 windows paritions, one of which contains date I want to keep
[15:34] <alec> literally "user" or my user name?
[15:34] <kristian_> HammerHead66 : nope, im just going to skip verification in brasero, ill do manual verification.
[15:34] <Esvandiary> alec: literally "user"
[15:34] <Iceman_B^Ltop> I also want to convert the entire drive to an Ext3 volume
[15:34] <HammerHead66> ﻿Lisa____: please ask in tel you get a responce
[15:34] <s3r3n1t7> Esvandiary, force is needed if he doesn't cleanly unmount his drive ... like windows tends to do rather fast. May i recommend both force and user?
[15:34] <KoolD> Anyone knows how to stop firefox from showing the images when i drag them?
[15:34] <dougl> Lisa____, I missed your ? ask again
[15:34] <Esvandiary> s3r3n1t7: you may indeed
[15:34] <alec> ESVAN: DONE.  Here's what I have now in fstab: UUID="28E047C3E047964A" /media/Brindell ntfs-3g user 0 0
[15:34] <superubu> come lisa
[15:34] <Esvandiary> alec: in that case, "force,user" is what you want (just to be safe, as s3r3n1t7 suggested)
[15:34] <undecim> Lisa___: You shouldn't repeat questions one after the other, but after about 10 minutes or so i think it should be fine to ask again (especially if there are new people in the reoom)
[15:35] <neodemi> does anyone know if there is a liferea like rss aggregator for windows. my dads seen me running it on ubuntu and likes the look of it. unfortunately its nix only :(
[15:35] <erUSUL> alec: Esvandiary if the disks where fat32 why you use ntfs-3g ?
[15:35] <undecim> albech_: Any luck?
[15:35] <Esvandiary> alec: then repeat that line with the other drive, just making sure that you change the mount point (so they're not both mounting to the same place)
[15:35] <superubu> just tell the question please
[15:35] <Esvandiary> and erUSUL that is a very good question, i must still be half-asleep
[15:35] <alec> sorry guys... good call.. they're NTFS.   My bad.
[15:35] <Lisa____> Ahh I was trying to install a Webcam programm called iCam2. But it doesn't work. I made ./configure and make, but when I try to open the prog it says it can't open the config file icam2rc. I don't know why. there weren't any errors really
[15:36] <alec> S this okay then... UUID="28E047C3E047964A" /media/Brindell ntfs-3g force, user 0
[15:36] <neuratix> i have an urgent problem, when trying to boot i got lots of dydr err-messages, so i booted from a cd and ran e2fsck -f -c on the disk, now i'm getting lots of messages about whenter i want to clear inodes etc, and i really dont want to loose any data, what should i do?
[15:36] <Esvandiary> alec: no space between force, and user
[15:36] <alec> ESVAN: DONE.   no space.
[15:36] <dougl> Lisa____, did you 'make install' too?
[15:36] <graingert> Lisa____-> maybe you need to touch icam2rc?
[15:36] <alec> ESVAN: Do i go ahead and add the next line then reboot?
[15:36] <Esvandiary> alec: that looks fine apart from that... make an equivalent line for the other drive
[15:36] <superubu> mmmh i have not idea
[15:36] <Esvandiary> wait just a moment after you do that, alec
[15:36] <oCean_> s3r3n1t7: Esvandiary alec - I really would NOT recommend the force option. Mounting an uncleanly unmounted drive using force option, just "ignores" the errors in the journal
[15:37] <superubu> did  you use already that cAM
[15:37] <superubu>  i mean are your drivers setting cool
[15:37] <albech_> undecim: yes, it connects fine when i disable encryption
[15:37] <alec> waiting for the smart ppl to figure it out.  :)   :P
[15:37] <grawity> neuratix: How about FeedDemon?
[15:37] <Esvandiary> haha
[15:37] <alec> :P
[15:37] <grawity> neuratix: whoops, wrong nick.
[15:37] <s3r3n1t7> oCean_, my main reason for still recommending it, is that windows will always say it's uncleanly unmounted even after having written all the data.
[15:37] <Esvandiary> alec: well, either way - one thing you need to make sure is that the mount point you're going to (/media/Brindell for that first drive) exists already
[15:38] <undecim> albech_: okay, I would suggest trying wicd, because that always seems to solve my encryption-based wireless probelems...
[15:38] <alec> yeah.
[15:38] <alec> it does now in fstab.
[15:38] <alec> currently WITH FORCE.
[15:38] <undecim> albech_:You will need to add the repository firs though
[15:38] <Esvandiary> alec: I mean literally in /media, on the filesystem
[15:38] <s3r3n1t7> oCean_, also note that since he wrote the UUID and everythign else write, this will only affect his NTFS drive. So far i have not yet heard nor read about an NTFS drive being damaged in any way with the force option.
[15:38] <undecim> albech_: in a terminal, type: wget -q http://apt.wicd.net/wicd.gpg -O- | sudo apt-key add -
[15:38] <oCean_> s3r3n1t7: If your data is important to you, I really would not use the force option. Use the "safely remove external media" thingy in windows
[15:38] <Esvandiary> alec: if you run "ls /media", does it include Brindell in the list?
[15:39] <s3r3n1t7> oCean_, and i would like to ask a question in return. How would you mount a drive if you have no windows available to you?
[15:39] <alec> checking
[15:39] <s3r3n1t7> oCean_, then i would not use ntfs in the first place to be honest.
[15:39] <Lisa____> 1. yes I did "make install".. I'm not quite sure if it worked, though.. it says "./mkinstalldirs /usr/local/bin
[15:39] <Lisa____> /usr/bin/install -c iCam2 /usr/local/bin/iCam2" and that's it.. did it work?  2. if I'd tough icam2rc what would I have to look for?
[15:39] <oCean_> s3r3n1t7: Ok, then you'll have to mount it forced. But my question in return, why use NTFS if you don't have windows :)
[15:39] <undecim> albech_: Then, go to your main menu and go to System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager
[15:40] <alec> ESVAN: It doesn't show in /Media
[15:40] <jack_spratt> I'm using unetbootin under wine to make a bootable linux usb drive for my acer aspire one. Nomatter what I do however it wont work - i just get missing operating system error message. can someone help?
[15:40] <s3r3n1t7> oCean_, that question would not be asked to me but to alec.
[15:40] <Esvandiary> alec: ok, you need to run "sudo mkdir /media/Brindell" (and an equivalent line for the mount point of the other drive)
[15:40] <albech_> undecim: give me a sec here
[15:40] <undecim> albech_: and when that comes up, go to Settings > Repositories > Third Party Software > Add
[15:40] <undecim> albech_: okay...
[15:41] <undecim> albech_:  Actually, I'll just give you a page with instructions: http://wicd.sourceforge.net/download.php
[15:41] <andresmh> i have been having issues with the Flash plugin on Firefox. Often after browsing a couple of sites with Flash content, it starts displaying them as gray boxes as if I didn't have Flash installed. Resetting the browser sometimes helps but sometimes the only thing that helps is rebooting the machine.
[15:41] <jack_spratt> anyone here ever made a live usb using linux?
[15:41] <andresmh> I am wondering if I have the wrong plugin
[15:41] <powertower> Could someone help with flash audio problems on Ubuntu 8.04?
[15:41] <alec> oCean, I reformatted that drive os I could transfer single files larger than 4G.
[15:41] <undecim> albech_: although, you do need to make sure that you replace "hardy" with "intrepid" on that line for the package manager
[15:42] <s3r3n1t7> jack_spratt, i recommend you take a look at unetbootin.
[15:42] <alec> ESVAN... is this correct for the other drive in fstab? UUID="5D51-966B" /media/My Book vfat-3g force,user 0 0
[15:42] <oCean_> s3r3n1t7: Hm, yes. I'll just drop the argueing. It's just I don't like forced mounts.
[15:42] <Esvandiary> alec: it should be "vfat" not "vfat-3g"
[15:42] <s3r3n1t7> oCean_, i value your input. Thank you.
[15:42] <alec> OK
[15:42] <jack_spratt> s3r3n1t7: I havent found a distro that supports the linux version yet - ive used it under wine, but the usbs that it produces never work, although they appear to have been made successfully
[15:42] <andresmh> I see in synaptic there are two options: flashplugin-nonfree and adobeflash-plugin and flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound. Which one should I pick? Or should I download the one from Adobe?
[15:42] <Esvandiary> alec: also, /media/My Book needs quotes around it
[15:42] <alec> ok
[15:43] <ChotaZ_> anyone that uses emerald and compiz fusion?
[15:43] <Esvandiary> alec: also, no quotes around the UUID
[15:43] <s3r3n1t7> jack_spratt, can you please explain more? You wish to have a usb stick, which you can use to boot a live system from right?
[15:43] <alec> ok
[15:43] <Esvandiary> alec: i assume you also just cut out most of the UUID to make the paste easier?
[15:43] <jack_spratt> Is there a way to install linux within a linux installation? ie without any cds or network install etc? that would save me having to make a liveusb
[15:43] <alec> no.
[15:43] <jack_spratt> s3r3n1t7: yes thats right, for my netbook
[15:43] <alec> that's the UID
[15:43] <alec> dbl xchecking
[15:43] <s3r3n1t7> Esvandiary, vfat has shorter UUID's.
[15:44] <Esvandiary> s3r3n1t7: aah, ok
[15:44] <s3r3n1t7> jack_spratt, take a look at unetbootin. it creates perfect bootable usb sticks.
[15:44] <powertower> Anyone interested in helping me with flash audio problems?
[15:44] <Esvandiary> alec: no problem, that's normal
[15:44] <alec> UUID="5D51-966B"
[15:44] <jack_spratt> s3r3n1t7: in windows maybe - is it in ubuntu repos?
[15:44] <Esvandiary> alec: so yeah, paste the line again?
[15:44] <alec> BTW, the syntax u told me for the second ext drive is different than the first drive in fstab.
[15:44] <ChotaZ> how do you set emerald as team manager and use it?
[15:44] <alec> 1st drive is: UUID="28E047C3E047964A" "/media/Brindell" ntfs-3g force,user 0 0
[15:44] <ChotaZ> !emerald | ChotaZ
[15:44] <ChotaZ> !compiz-fusion | ChotaZ
[15:44] <alec> 2nd drive is: UUID=5D51-966B "/media/My Book" vfat force,user 0 0
[15:44] <alec> different syntax.
[15:44] <jack_spratt> s3r3n1t7: I dont want to have to install windows or ubuntu on my desktop - I want ubuntu on my netbook, not my desktop, but it seems ill have to install windows or ubuntu in order to use unetbootin!
[15:45] <andresmh> Which one should I install: flashplugin-nonfree and adobeflash-plugin and flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound. Or should I download the one from Adobe?  i have been having issues with the Flash plugin on Firefox. Often after browsing a couple of sites with Flash content, it starts displaying them as gray boxes as if I didn't have Flash installed. Resetting the browser sometimes helps but sometimes the only thing that helps is rebooting the machine.
[15:45] <Esvandiary> alec: remove the quotes from the UUID in the first line too
[15:45] <s3r3n1t7> jack_spratt, no you don't. You can use the iso from ubuntu to create the usb stick.
[15:45] <alec> ok.. same as second.
[15:45] <clearscreen> andresmh: grabbing "ubuntu-restricted-extras" has always worked for me :)
[15:45] <alec> i still gotta mkdir the other folder u mentioend.
[15:45] <s3r3n1t7> Esvandiary, i recommend you remove all of the quotes. The spaces which are in the file paths should be escaped out.
[15:45] <HammerHead66> ﻿andresmh: what graphic card do you have?
[15:45] <jack_spratt> s3r3n1t7: so I can make a liveusb from the livecd of ubuntu?
[15:45] <neuratix> does dd or dd_rescue mount or in any way modify the file system of the partition i want to rescue ?
[15:45] <Esvandiary> s3r3n1t7: ok
[15:45] <s3r3n1t7> jack_spratt, yes
[15:45] <undecim> andresmh: I usually just install the "Restricted Extras" from the add/remove programs
[15:46] <Esvandiary> alec: s3r3n1t7 suggests instead of using quotes, we escape the space character in "My Book"
[15:46] <andrew_> andresmh: flashpugin-nonfree-extrasound is not flash; it's an audio fix
[15:46] <andresmh> HammerHead66, good question: lspci | grep VGA 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 0c)
[15:46] <andrew_> that prevents flash from hogging the sound
[15:46] <jack_spratt> s3r3n1t7: do i have to basically install ubuntu on the usb then, or is there an option just to create a liveusb?
[15:46] <Esvandiary> alec: so, remove the quotes, and before the space between My and Book, put a backslash \
[15:46] <alec> how to escape space char?
[15:46] <alec> ok
[15:47] <andresmh> I do experince that after playing Flash content with sound the quality of sound degrades to telephone level from then on and only until I reboot it goes back to normal.
[15:47] <jack_spratt> alec: My Documents = My\ Documents in cli
[15:47] <Esvandiary> alec: so it should look like: UUID=5D51-966B /media/My\ Book vfat force,user 0 0
[15:47] <alec> UUID=5D51-966B /media/My\ Book vfat force,user 0 0
[15:47] <HammerHead66> ﻿andresmh: what version of ubuntu do you have?
[15:47] <Esvandiary> yep
[15:47] <andresmh> HammerHead66, 8.10
[15:47] <s3r3n1t7> jack_spratt, please download the software and run it. The menu it shows to create a live usb is very clear. You do not need to install any software anywhere.
[15:47] <alec> right on. !   I mkdir'd the two mount point dirs.
[15:47] <newbe_ubuntu> helo
[15:47] <ChotaZ> How do I use an emerald theme?
[15:47] <alec> What's next?
[15:47] <Esvandiary> alec: OK... so if you do "ls /media" and it shows both Brindell and "My Book" in there, that should be ok
[15:47] <HammerHead66> ﻿andresmh: 32bit or 64bit?
[15:47] <Meatpuppet> hello all, I am going to be installing ubuntu 8.04 LTS on a clients system today with an intel integrated GPU, will I be able to use compositing windows manager like compiz? TIA :)
[15:47] <undecim> jack_spratt: I haven't been following your conversation because i have been helping someone else, but it seems you are trying to put a LiveCD ubuntu on a flash drive? I've done that a lot
[15:48] <alec> checking...
[15:48] <jack_spratt> s3r3n1t7: OK, and is that the same of Xubuntu and Kubuntu? or does just ubuntu have that option
[15:48] <evelyette> hi...how can I upgrade the package to the latest version if the apt-get tells me it's already the latest version...but I know it isn't ?
[15:48] <alec> ESVAN:  It's there.
[15:48] <andresmh> HammerHead66, 32-bit
[15:48] <kristian_> I have burnt a data dvd with Brasero. Brasero has created a .checksum.md5 file on the disc. How can i verify data on disc compared to .checksum.md5? I've tried: " md5deep -r -x /media/cdrom0/.checksum.md5 /media/cdrom0" but it doesn't work. Any thoughts? :-)
[15:48] <alec> Brindell  cdrom  cdrom0  cdrom1  My  My Book  sdb1  sdb6
[15:48] <s3r3n1t7> jack_spratt, it's the software that does this for you. I'm unsure about kubuntu and xubuntu, but i think it should be able to do this as well.
[15:48] <timmytheraw> Cotaz  add emerald --replace to your Startup programs System -> Preferences - > Sessions -> Add
[15:48] <jack_spratt> undecim: yes thats right, ideally the netbook remix, but I can install that once ubuntu is installed I believe.
[15:48] <Esvandiary> alec: yeah, there's an extraneous My folder as well, but it got there in the end :P
[15:48] <jack_spratt> s3r3n1t7: OK that sounds great, Ill give that a go
[15:49] <HammerHead66> try to reinstall the flash in add/remove  and see if that fixes it
[15:49] <alec> ok.. so.. back to original problem where mounting was volitile... this should fix that then?
[15:49] <Esvandiary> alec: OK, so you should be ok to reboot and it should auto-mount them
[15:49] <andresmh> which one HammerHead66 ?
[15:49] <jack_spratt> s3r3n1t7: its a pain in the a$$ to be honest because kamdriva claims to do that too but it needs 1.9gb on the USB and i have 1.89
[15:49] <alec> great.  Hey.... Esvan and others THANKS SO MUCH for your help and also for helping me learn this system.  I REALLY APPRECIATE IT!!!!!!!!
[15:49] <jack_spratt> *mandriva
[15:49] <Esvandiary> alec: it all depends on what the problem is, but if this doesn't fix it, it's something weird with the USB connection
[15:49] <andresmh> HammerHead66, flashplugin-nonfree or  adobeflash-plugin?
[15:49] <HammerHead66> ﻿andresmh: try the free one
[15:49] <s3r3n1t7> jack_spratt, that is annoying indeed. I've done this method  a few times on a 1gb stick and it works just fine.
[15:49] <Esvandiary> alec: no problem :) if the problem keeps happening, come back and we'll try and help some more
[15:50] <kristian_> I have burnt a data dvd with Brasero. Brasero has created a .checksum.md5 file on the dvd, with the md5 for the original files on hdd. How can i verify data on dvd compared to .checksum.md5, which contains md5sum of data on hdd? I've tried: "md5deep -r -x /media/cdrom0/.checksum.md5 /media/cdrom0", but it doesn't seem to work. Any thoughts? :-)
[15:50] <alec> ESVAN: yeah, I do have the drives plugged in to a usb hub.
[15:50] <ChotaZ> timmytheraw: How do I use .emerald files?
[15:50] <undecim> jack_spratt: Well, the easiest theing is Unetbootin, but if you're like me and don't trust downloaded binaries, there is another semi-easy way to do it... Start by copying all the files from the LiveCD (or a loopback mounted iso) to the thumb drive...
[15:50] <HammerHead66> ﻿﻿andresmh: ﻿adobeflash-plugin
[15:50] <alec> ESVAN , etc.  you guys are the best!
[15:50] <Esvandiary> alec: it's possible that's messing with it i guess, but ah well... good luck anyway :)
[15:50] <alec> keep fingers crossed.
[15:50] <timmytheraw> have you installed emerald yet?  sudo apt-get install emerald
[15:50] <Esvandiary> alec: will do :D
[15:50] <alec> thanks!  ciao.
[15:50] <andresmh> HammerHead66, OK. I'm doing it right now. What's the difference btw?
[15:50] <rhineheart_m> hello.. how to install realtek audio driver? I have already the realtek-linux-audiopack-4.06a.tar.bz2...
[15:51] <jack_spratt> undecim: s3r3n1t7 has suggested a method to auto create a liveusb from within a running livecd. I think I will try that as it sounds easiest
[15:51] <s3r3n1t7> jack_spratt, you don't need to run anything special nor boot anything special. This piece of software can create a live usb from any OS.
[15:51] <jack_spratt> undecim: but that method of copying all the cd files onto usb that you just mentioned - does that work for most distros?
[15:51] <HammerHead66> ﻿﻿andresmh: I'm really not sure, I'm not a programmer.
[15:51] <undecim> jack_spratt: yes, but there is more to it that i was going to explain, lol
[15:52] <jack_spratt> :D
[15:52] <undecim> jack_spratt: you also have to install grub on the drive and create a menu.lst from the isolinux config
[15:52] <ChotaZ> timetheraw: Yes.
[15:52] <HammerHead66> ﻿﻿andresmh: I just know that sometimes it works with some people and sometimes it doesn't
[15:52] <jack_spratt> s3r3n1t7: you say that the software on the ubuntu livecd can make bootable usbs from other linux dostros too? because there are versions of ubuntu made jsut for my netbook you see
[15:52] <DarK``> hi all, I did sudo apt-get -b source fglrx-installer on my Jaunty machine but it gives me an error: dpkg-checkbuilddeps: Unmet build dependencies: debhelper (>= 5) cdbs
[15:52] <ChotaZ> timmytheraw: Yes, but when i double click a .emerald file it says I donthave an application for that file ?\
[15:52] <timmytheraw> In the emerald theme manager you should be able to just click 'import' and add the theme that way
[15:53] <ortsvorsteher> DarK``: try in #ubuntu+1
[15:53] <DarK``> okay, thanks
[15:53] <s3r3n1t7> jack_spratt, Unetbootin isn't on the liveCD.
[15:53] <ortsvorsteher> :)
[15:53] <alec>   
[15:53] <HammerHead66> ﻿﻿andresmh: don't forget to close fox when installing it
[15:54] <s3r3n1t7> jack_spratt, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNetbootin
[15:54] <jack_spratt> undecim, s3r3n1t7 : yes i noticed that grub appears to be missing on the liveusbs that i made with unetbootin in wine - the ones that didnt work
[15:54] <bardyr> jack_spratt, why in wine?
[15:54] <s3r3n1t7> jack_spratt, you don't need wine to run unetbootin. there are linux binaries as well.
[15:54] <jack_spratt> not for the distros that I was trying to make them on
[15:54] <jack_spratt> pclos = no unetbootin
[15:54] <bardyr> jack_spratt, the binary runs on everything
[15:54] <timmytheraw> theres also the package emerald-themes that adds several themes to the manager.  link:  http://debian.beryl-project.org/pool/etch/main/0.2.0/emerald-themes_0.2.0~0beryl1_all.deb
[15:54] <jack_spratt> ah
[15:54] <jack_spratt> hmm
[15:54] <jack_spratt> lol
[15:54] <undecim> jack_spratt: I would suggest just downloading and using Unetbootin, because that will let you do any distro
[15:55] <jack_spratt> undecim: the binary will work on pclos you think? (mandriva / rpm based)
[15:55] <undecim> jack_spratt: It should
[15:55] <bardyr> jack_spratt, yes, just install the dependencies
[15:55] <jack_spratt> bardyr: I checked some depedencies for the suse package but they appeared to be missing
[15:56] <salsero> hi all i am looking for a app that can decrypt a pdf file. is there one for ubuntu?
[15:56] <bardyr> jack_spratt, http://sourceforge.net/project/downloading.php?groupname=unetbootin&filename=unetbootin-linux-319&use_mirror=kent
[15:57] <bardyr> jack_spratt, then just install syslinux and p7zip
[15:57] <jack_spratt> bardyr: will that install grub too or do I have to do that separately?
[15:57] <bardyr> jack_spratt, it will install grub too
[15:57] <jack_spratt> I mean install it on the liveusb
[15:57] <jack_spratt> ok
[15:57] <HammerHead66> ﻿salsero: on desktop go to text upper left hand side  /System/Admin/Synaptic Package Manager   and run a search for "encryption"
[15:59] <savvas> salsero: you mean decrypt when you have the password? try pdftk or qpdf - see the description: apt-cache show pdftk qpdf
[15:59] <jack_spratt> bardyr: there may be a slight complication - I can only access the pendrive as root - but presumably if I run the binary of unetbootin as root too then it will create the liveusb successfully?
[16:00] <salsero> savvas, i havent a password. i have to crack it
[16:00] <unko> hey guys... i got a 250gb hdd... what should i format it too? whats the best format for using it constanly like media wise?
[16:01] <ortsvorsteher> Hello, i have running a toshiba satellite laptop with an realtek rtl8193 nic and after upgrading from 8.04 to 8.10 i cannot connect over ethernet to my network
[16:01] <undecim> unko: That depends... are you going to be using it on other operating systems (such as windows) or just linux machines?
[16:01] <unko> undecim, just linux machines
[16:01] <jack_spratt> bardyr: also I have just installed p7zip but unetbootin says it cannot find it when it starts - why would that be and how could I solve it?
[16:02] <HammerHead66> ﻿ortsvorsteher: is DHCP set?
[16:02] <bardyr> jack_spratt, p7zip-full ?
[16:02] <undecim> unko: well then ext3 would be a good choice... although, I personally perfer reiserfs, but you may need to install the drivers for that
[16:02] <ortsvorsteher> HammerHead66: no, i really dont know how to set dhcp on...
[16:03] <Squideshi> Which is a good channel to ask for assistance with the PCI utilities (I need assistance with the setpci command, in particular.)
[16:03] <unko> undecim, whats the difference?
[16:03] <undecim> unko: I prefer reiserfs mostly because it doesn't require that periodic filesystem check on boot
[16:03] <unko> undecim, ohhh
[16:03] <undecim> unko: also, some benchmarks say that its faster
[16:04] <jack_spratt> bardyr: the package is simply called p7zip, there is one other package in the repos which mentioned 7zip and that is rarcrack, and those two packages are installed. Do i need a restart do you think?
[16:04] <unko> undecim, ok well ill format it that... and why do i need drivers?
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[16:04] <undecim> unko: Because it may or may not be installed by default.. On my machine (Linux mint) its already installed, but i don't know if it is by default on ubuntu
[16:05] <HammerHead66> ﻿ortsvorsteher:   https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/serverguide/C/networking.html
[16:05] <undecim> unko: to install it just type in a terminal: sudo apt-get install reiserfsprogs
[16:05] <unko> undecim, i already have it i think in the partition editor it says i can format it to that
[16:06] <schierbeck> i'm running the jaunty beta, and i'm not seeing any notifications at all
[16:06] <undecim> unko: okay, then you should be good to go
[16:06] <oCean_> schierbeck: jaunty issues still go in #ubuntu+1 channel
[16:06] <unko> undecim, nice thanks
[16:06] <schierbeck> oCean_: thanks!
[16:07] <benderuuu_> moin
[16:08] <ortsvorsteher> !hello | benderuuu_
[16:08] <dayo> moin
[16:08] <unko> undecim, do you know how to make a trash can on a ntfs partition? cuz it says i can only perm delete when i hit delete
[16:08] <Alain_tictac> hello
[16:08] <undecim> unko: Not off the top of my head...
[16:08] <unko> undecim, ok
[16:08] <undecim> unko: other patitions use a .Trash-[uid] folder
[16:09] <unko> undecim, whats the [uid] ? i might be able to make one
[16:09] <undecim> unko: its your user id # (usually 1000 for the first user on the system)
[16:10] <grawity> Type 'id' on Terminal to find out.
[16:10] <unko> undecim, and will that work if i put it there?
[16:10] <undecim> unko: but simply having that folder won't make it use it as a trash folder
[16:10] <ChotaZ_> How do I create an icon on the desktop that open /home?
[16:11] <ChotaZ_> and trash too
[16:11] <unko> undecim, ohh
[16:12] <Titan8990> ChotaZ_, type this command in the terminal: sudo ln -s /home /home/USER/Desktop
[16:12] <Titan8990> ChotaZ_, where USER is your username
[16:13] <Titan8990> ChotaZ_, don't know about trash because they like to move around where trash is stored
[16:13] <undecim> ChotaZ_: alt+f2 and type "gconf-editor" then go "apps > nautilus > desktop" and on the right there should be options like "computer_icon_visible"
[16:13] <wolter> hi
[16:13] <ChotaZ_> Titan8990: I'm using ubuntu 8.10
[16:14] <wolter> should i be using kernel 2.6.27-11 ?
[16:14] <ChotaZ_> undecim: Thanks.
[16:14] <wolter> I am in 2.6.27-9
[16:14] <Titan8990> ChotaZ_, that command will work on all linux systems
[16:14] <undecim> ChotaZ_: just turn on and off the options for each icon you want
[16:14] <wolter> But 27-11 is installed.
[16:14] <ortsvorsteher> !enter | wolter
[16:14] <Titan8990> wolter, you should use the newest kernel available if it works
[16:15] <wolter> Titan8990, but newest kernel is 27-11 ?
[16:15] <ChotaZ_> undecim: I'm having a weird problem with emerald, the theme I choose will only stay on when the terminal i type emerald --replace is opened. If I close the terminal I lose the theme ?\
[16:15] <weatherkid> Hey, I have a ICS connection. I got a genus idea to bridge my Ethernet connection with my Wireless on my laptop, then see if Ubuntu 8.04.2 detected it. But it isn't any ideas and please don't give me the Ubottu Message.
[16:15] <wolter> Titan8990, I can't find it in my menu.lst file.
[16:15] <land> can anyone help me w/ postgreSQL?
[16:16] <land> i have this error: createdb: could not connect to database postgres: FATAL:  Ident authentication failed for user "land"
[16:16] <undecim> Chotaz_: use an alt+f2 instead of a terminal
[16:16] <Titan8990> wolter, add it manually, copy and paste the lines for your 2.6.27-9 kernel and just change the 9 to an 11 where its applicable
[16:16] <wolter> Titan8990, ok.
[16:16] <ChotaZ_> undecim: thanks!
[16:16] <undecim> ChotaZ_: y/w
[16:17] <Anusien> I'm on 2.6.27-11; is there a 2.6.29 release?
[16:17] <Itaku> how can i get my usb mic working? nothing is going through on it
[16:17] <wolter> Titan8990, also, do you know how to put a default option? Like nomux=1 (my touchpad doesn't work otherwise)
[16:17] <Titan8990> ChotaZ_, if you want to use a normal terminal you would do:    emerald --replace & disown
[16:17] <Titan8990> ChotaZ_, that will allow you to close the terminal
[16:18] <Titan8990> wolter, no idea on that
[16:18] <Ikarus86> join #ubuntu-de
[16:18] <ChotaZ_> Titan8990: Thanks for sharing ^^ but, hey I can't rung gconf -editor, says the directory doesnt exist =\
[16:18] <s3r3n1t7> weatherkid, did you try the ICS message that you were given by ubottu before then?
[16:19] <Titan8990> ChotaZ_, that wasn't my suggestion, talk to the person who suggested it
[16:19] <Titan8990> ChotaZ_, I know nothing about GUI tools
[16:19] <Itaku> how can i get a usb logitech microphone working?
[16:19] <Tryfon> hi guys does anyone know a good software(freeware ofcourse :)) for remote conection with ubuntu to vista?
[16:19] <ChotaZ_> undecim, I can't run gconf -editor, says the directory doesnt exist =\
[16:19] <Tryfon> or generally is this possible?
[16:19] <undecim> ChotaZ_: remove the space from after gconf
[16:19] <Titan8990> Tryfon, VNC
[16:20] <Titan8990> !vnc | Tryfon
[16:20] <dug_> Is there any way to avoid the long pause and lockup when acroread first starts up? (adobe's pdf reader)
[16:20] <undecim> ChotaZ_: the -editor is part of the command, not an option
[16:20] <dug_> other than using the gpg viewer
[16:20] <dug_> gpl
[16:20] <Itaku> in alsamixer which one of the things would be a usb microphone?
[16:21] <ChotaZ_> undecim, its working now, thanks a lot, I got my icons ^^
[16:21] <ChotaZ_> is there a way to make a panel smaller in lenght?
[16:21] <ytoox> when I upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 will I be able to change the filesystem as well?
[16:21] <undecim> ChotaZ_: right click on it, and click "properties"
[16:22] <Titan8990> ytoox, if you do a fresh install
[16:22] <undecim> ChotaZ_: Then uncheck "expand"
[16:22] <Titan8990> !jaunty | ytoox
[16:22] <Itaku> my usb microphone isnt picking up any sound when i talk into it
[16:22] <Titan8990> !mic | Itaku
[16:22] <ytoox> ok
[16:22] <Itaku> ...
[16:22] <weatherkid> s3r3n1t7: yup
[16:22] <Titan8990> Itaku, http://annevankesteren.nl/2008/04/ubuntu-microphone
[16:23] <ars14> hi all
[16:23] <s3r3n1t7> weatherkid, then the question should be what's going wrong
[16:23] <clancy> hey
[16:23] <clancy> i am REALLY DISAPPOINTED about jaunty
[16:23] <clancy> do the ubuntu devs read the bugs we file?????
[16:23] <jpds> clancy: -> #ubuntu+1
[16:23] <bazhang> !jaunty > clancy
[16:24] <ChotaZ_> undecim, is there a way to manually set its size?
[16:24] <moxfalder> can i install Ubuntu on to EXTENDED or only PRIMARY disk (i have Evil XP, want make dual-boot without wubi ) ?
[16:24] <undecim> ChotaZ_: Not that i know of
[16:24] <joseph> do you speak Spanish?
[16:24] <s3r3n1t7> !es | joseph
[16:25] <Osaka> one two
[16:25] <Osaka> damn
[16:25] <s3r3n1t7> moxfalder, any partition will do.
[16:25] <Itaku> Titan8990, after doing that i hear continuous static
[16:25] <moxfalder> cool !
[16:26] <ars14> someone can help me for a virtualhost config on ubuntu server 8.04 ?
[16:28] <oCean_> ars14: what's up?
[16:30] <sccolbert> can we ask technical support questions in here?
[16:30] <grawity> Yes.
[16:30] <oCean_> sccolbert: yes, absolutely
[16:30] <erUSUL> sccolbert: if related to ubuntu; yes
[16:30] <cyberdigital> hey fellas, i have remote desktop setup with the default apps in 8.10, how do i transfer files to and from the remote connection
[16:30] <sccolbert> how about related to compiling python numpy against atlas 3.8.3 on ubuntu?
[16:31] <MartinW> I have a problem with sound. I quit a game (supertux kart) and my now sound is jammed repeating one note of the music over and over again. This isn't the first time and in the past rebooting fixed it, but is there a way to quiet it without rebooting?
[16:31] <ars14> I think a I ell configure my virtual on apache2 , enable site and at it in hosts
[16:31] <albech_> undecim: it appear to be a problem with encryption while running in N-mode
[16:31] <albech_> undecim: when i disable N-mode on the router it connect just fine
[16:31] <erUSUL> sccolbert: probably out of scope but anyway you can try maybe is esily solvable
[16:32] <undecim> albech_: That's weird
[16:32] <undecim> albech_: Is disabling N-mode a problem for you?
[16:32] <albech_> undecim: yes it works in N mode with no encryption
[16:32] <wolter> hi, apparently my wifi drivers chose randomly whether to load or not. Can somebody help me?
[16:32] <albech_> undecim: no i have just disabled it on the router
[16:33] <undecim> albech_: Alright, glad you figured it out
[16:33] <sccolbert> i think i am getting a problem when linking against the ggc standard lib, i will post the error from the build log
[16:33] <sccolbert> C compiler: gcc -pthread -fno-strict-aliasing -DNDEBUG -g -fwrapv -O2 -Wall -Wstrict-prototypes -fPIC
[16:33] <sccolbert> compile options: '-c'
[16:33] <sccolbert> gcc: _configtest.c
[16:33] <sccolbert> gcc -pthread _configtest.o -L/usr/local/atlas/lib -llapack -lptf77blas -lptcblas -latlas -o _configtest
[16:33] <sccolbert> /usr/bin/ld: _configtest: hidden symbol `__powidf2' in /usr/lib/gcc/i486-linux-gnu/4.3.2/libgcc.a(_powidf2.o) is referenced by DSO
[16:33] <FloodBot1> sccolbert: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:33] <ars14> oCean_ hey
[16:33] <erUSUL> wolter: force load adding a line with the module name to /etc/modules file
[16:33] <erUSUL> !pastebin | sccolbert
[16:33] <HammerHead66> ﻿wolter:https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/internet/C/wireless.html her you go
[16:33] <albech_> undecim: thanks for your help.. got a few other things like a eee-kernel installed at the same time, which should fix some extra buttons and 2-finger pad support
[16:34] <oCean_> ars14: the vhosts are in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled
[16:34] <zilleplus> i have no internet on ubuntu server but when i look to ifconfig i see 127.0.0.1 as ip they say its my rpoxy server can someone say wath i have to do
[16:34] <sccolbert> paster url: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139609/
[16:34] <sccolbert> sorry again, my first time on irc
[16:34] <oCean_> ars14: configure the file 000-default, or add another one (create the new file in /etc/apache2/sites-available and type a2ensite sitename)
[16:35] <zilleplus> i have no internet on ubuntu server but when i look to ifconfig i see 127.0.0.1 as ip they say its my rpoxy server can someone say wath i have to do
[16:35] <sccolbert> i googled around for that error, and the best I could come up with, is that the .so's were linked improperly when created
[16:35] <erUSUL> sccolbert: no problem; anyway i can not help with the linker error...
[16:35] <undecim> zilleplus: who is "they"
[16:36] <zilleplus> hammer
[16:36] <sccolbert> no problem, thanks anyway for offering your time to the community!
[16:36] <erUSUL> zilleplus: 127.0.0.1 is the adress of the loopback device you can ignore it... is there no more interfaces such as eth0 on the ifconfig -a output?
[16:36] <sccolbert> can you point in the right direction to go with this? I don't think i will get much help from the atlas bug watcher
[16:36] <andrer> anyone know a way to re-scan for iscsi targets without restarting iscsi? (I already have some luns mapped on a NAS device... if I do /etc/init.d/iscsi restart the new disks will show up, but I don't want to restart iscsi as I already have some disks mapped)
[16:36] <oCean_> !pm | ars14
[16:36] <erUSUL> zilleplus: also more details are needed; how are you connected? wire wireless through router modem?
[16:37] <ChotaZ_> undecim, I removed something from my panel and I can't find it again to add it(it was the app that showed you running aplications like Compiz Manager Icon and the PulseAudion Device Chooser)
[16:37] <nates> hi, can i use the linux command `tree` somehow to generate a jpg? or the other way around: does anyone of you know a tool that generates trees of the filesystem and let's me export it as a picture?
[16:37] <JorgeJorgesson> I cannot seem to get Amarok to play a Shoutcast stream.  It keeps saying no available codec.
[16:37] <zilleplus> i have a sitcom router with this pc (windows xp) on it and my server i reinstalled him but can't get internet again on it
[16:37] <undecim> ChotaZ_: It's called the "Notification Area"
[16:37] <erUSUL> andrer: no idea... maybe on #ubuntu-server you will find more people with iscsi hardware
[16:37] <nates> i took a look at the man-page of tree but i could not find an option ...
[16:37] <andrer> erUSUL: I will try that... thanks
[16:38] <DarK``> how do i check which version of a program in apt?
[16:38] <erUSUL> zilleplus: please paste the output of "ifconfig -a" and the contents of /etc/network/interfaces
[16:38] <zilleplus> when i look to ip---) route -nee i see 192.168.122.0
[16:38] <ChotaZ_> undecim, thanks a lot.
[16:38] <erUSUL> !version | DarK``
[16:38] <ars14> how to send message to somebody in the channel ?
[16:38] <DarK``> cool, thanks erUSUL
[16:38] <erUSUL> !who | ars14
[16:39] <oCean_> ars14: just as you do now, just aks your questions
[16:39] <erUSUL> ars14: do as i just di; put the nick in front of what you say
[16:39] <wolter> erUSUL, how do that?
[16:39] <oCean_> ars14: to talk to someone in particular, start the line with their nick, then type your message
[16:39] <wolter> erUSUL, (forcing the load of my drivers)
[16:39] <ChotaZ_> undecim: Anyone here that uses teamspeak?
[16:39] <ars14> oCean_ like that
[16:39] <abtok> hi, could someone help me having a resolution higher than 1024*768 ?
[16:39] <erUSUL> wolter: ehats the name of the module?
[16:39] <oCean_> ars14: correct!
[16:39] <wolter> erUSUL, I don't know
[16:39] <erUSUL> !pastebin | zilleplus
[16:40] <ars14> oCean_ oki :)
[16:40] <jerzy> ChrzaszcZ1!
[16:40] <erUSUL> wolter: :| what wifi card (chip) do you have?
[16:40] <zilleplus> okey
[16:40] <ars14> oCean_ so i got the default site too
[16:40] <zilleplus> sec its mutch to type
[16:40] <wolter> erUSUL, broadcom somthing
[16:40] <sccolbert> erUSUL: no worries, thanks for offering to help! Can you point me in the right direction? The Atlas bugwatcher seems to be a little dead...
[16:40] <wolter> erUSUL, comes with xps m1530
[16:40] <oCean_> ars14: yes, you can modify the default site OR create a new one
[16:40] <erUSUL> wolter: did you use ndiswrapper?
[16:41] <erUSUL> sccolbert: no idea; sorry
[16:41] <ars14> oCean_ i create a new one
[16:41] <Dunkin> Natez cant you just do tree > tree.txt?
[16:41] <wolter> erUSUL, maybe...
[16:41] <ars14> oCean_ it work when my project where under /var/www/myproject
[16:41] <wolter> erUSUL, i modprobed it and nothing happened.
[16:41] <erUSUL> wolter: is the wifi working right now? can you paste the output of "lsmod" in a pastebin?
[16:41] <oCean_> ars14: ok. So that is called the DocumentRoot, specified in the vhost configuration
[16:41] <ars14> oCean_ but for securrity i just move it into /var/www-protected/myproject
[16:42] <erUSUL> wolter: how did you modprobed it if you do not know the name?
[16:42] <wolter> erUSUL, i modprobed ndiswrapper...
[16:42] <ars14> oCean_ yes it is
[16:42] <oCean_> ars14: ok. And now?
[16:42] <abtok> hi, could someone help me having a resolution higher than 1024*768 ?
[16:42] <wolter> erUSUL, and yes, it's working. Let me post lsmod
[16:42] <erUSUL> !resolution
[16:43] <ars14> oCean_ and now it got page not found
[16:43] <sccolbert> how would I go about contacting the person who packages libraries for the ubuntu repositories? I can get libatlas from the repos and build against it just fine. But the repos only have the single threaded libraries, whereas I have compiled the pthreaded ones? I imagine this person has already solved this linking problem...
[16:43] <ars14> oCean_ i just change folder
[16:43] <ars14> and add in hosts 127.0.0.1 sub.domain.com
[16:43] <ars14> _oCean and add in hosts 127.0.0.1 sub.domain.com
[16:44] <oCean_> ars14: in your configfile there is a directive called DocumentRoot. Default it is /var/www , so you have to modify that one too
[16:44] <abtok> erUSUL: when i type xrandr i only have resolutions below 1024*768
[16:44] <wolter> erUSUL, http://paste.ubuntu.com/139618/
[16:44] <ars14> oCean_ no because i dont xant people access to this folder by domain.com
[16:44] <oCean_> ars14: the Page not found is not problem with hostname, but with the directory path. See your logfile /var/log/apache2/error_log.
[16:45] <unko> hey can someone help me
[16:45] <ars14> oCean_ ok i test
[16:45] <unko> ?
[16:45] <abtok> i don't have any resolution higher than 1024*768 when i enter 'xrandr' ; is it normal ?
[16:45] <unko> i wanna put a trash can on my 250gb ntfs partition i need help with editing my fstab info to get the trash can working....someone help me
[16:46] <oCean_> ars14: The DocumentRoot is set for each vhost. So if default has /var/www <-- then that is accessible by domain.com. But your 2nd site (vhost2 maybe) with DocumentRoot /var/otherdir/site is only accessible by vhost2.domain.com
[16:47] <ars14> oCean_ ok that what is done
[16:47] <thefuzzball> Does anyone know why videos start pausing and stuttering after a while with Ubuntu's default "Movie Player"?
[16:47] <ars14> oCean_ i have nothing in error.log
[16:47] <wolter> erUSUL, should it be ieee1394 ?
[16:47] <thefuzzball> It is also happening with music in Rhythmbox
[16:47] <zilleplus> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/
[16:47] <zilleplus> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/
[16:47] <zilleplus> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/
[16:47] <erUSUL> wolter: i suspect wl let me check
[16:47] <FloodBot1> zilleplus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:48] <zilleplus> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/
[16:48] <oCean_> ars14: /var/log/apache2/error_log <not .log
[16:48] <zilleplus> erSUS you got it????
[16:49] <ars14> oCean_ no it is .log
[16:49] <zilleplus> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/
[16:49] <erUSUL> wolter: it is i think do this « echo wl | sudo tee -a /etc/modules »
[16:49] <oCean_> ars14: Then it is something that you have modified. Since default apache behaviour is access_log and error_log
[16:50] <zilleplus> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/   erS8L my ifconfig
[16:50] <zilleplus> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/
[16:50] <oCean_> ars14: in the ServerRoot directive
[16:50] <ars14> oCean_ what file ?
[16:50] <Koyla> hi
[16:50] <oCean_> ars14: apache2.conf and/or your vhost config files, since you can set various logfiles for each vhost
[16:51] <wolter> erUSUL, returns wl
[16:51] <erUSUL> wolter: yes
[16:51] <the22decembre> hello
[16:51] <erUSUL> wolter: it si supposed to. it is done
[16:51] <wolter> erUSUL, so it is wl?
[16:51] <wolter> nice
[16:51] <erUSUL> wolter: yes
[16:51] <the22decembre> I have a problem with samba
[16:51] <wolter> thanks erUSUL !
[16:51] <the22decembre> can anybody help me ?
[16:52] <grawity> the22decembre: Yes, if you tell us what's the problem.
[16:52] <ars14> oCean_ is my default site
[16:52] <the22decembre> grawity : cool
[16:52] <the22decembre> the problem concern users
[16:52] <ars14> oCean_ dont worry for that
[16:52] <jack_spratt> s3r3n1t7: I got the liveusb working in the end - thanks very much. My chat log isnt long enough to check the names of the other two users who were also very helpful earlier, but thank you both too :)
[16:53] <weatherkid> Can someone look at this and see if this is possible. http://paste.ubuntu.com/139622/
[16:53] <the22decembre> I have the users on the windows workstation and on the linux server
[16:53] <the22decembre> but I can acces to the server share currently
[16:53] <ars14> oCean_ i give your real exaple of my conf :
[16:54] <oCean_> ars14: don't paste here!
[16:54] <alec> esvandiary:  the automount fix worked.
[16:54] <s3r3n1t7> jack_spratt, i'm sure they've noted your message and are happy you got it working.
[16:54] <ars14> oCean no lol just fake
[16:54] <the22decembre> shit
[16:54] <jsquared> now that 9.04 is in beta, can I be reasonably certain that the corresponding video drivers are updated?
[16:54] <oCean_> ars14: use pastebin service
[16:54] <the22decembre> I can today
[16:54] <the22decembre> I feel ridiculous !
[16:54] <macman_> hey all .. im trying to dive more into ubuntu .. what are some good ebooks / books i should get ?
[16:55] <daftykins> jsquared, the beta page lists that ATI drivers will be worked on now, after the beta release, so probably not yet for all manufacturers is safe to say
[16:55] <jsquared> daftykins: ah, okay
[16:55] <jsquared> daftykins: which beta page are you looking at?
[16:55] <ars14> oCean documentroot : /var/www-protected/project , hosts : 127.0.0.1 sub.a.b.c.com
[16:55] <furenku> hello, I need  to install a kernel module to get certain hardware working, but I get the following message: "*** Missing file: arch/x86/boot/bzImage" ... does anybody know what this means?
[16:55] <ars14> oCean that it
[16:55] <Esvandiary> alec: glad to hear it :)
[16:55] <daftykins> here jsquared : http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/jaunty/beta
[16:55] <erUSUL> furenku: did you installed kernel headers
[16:55] <ars14> oCean virtualhost *
[16:56] <ars14> oCean servername sub.a.b.c.com
[16:56] <oCean_> ars14: I get it. But at this point, what is your question?
[16:56] <the22decembre> So my next question is : how can I do this, with authentification ?
[16:56] <furenku> erUSUl, i installed 'linux-headers-uname-r'
[16:56] <the22decembre> because the worstation hasn't passwords !
[16:56] <weatherkid> Can someone look at this and see if this is possible. http://paste.ubuntu.com/139622/
[16:56] <Oizo> Good day, i got a little partition problem. I have one NTFS partition, on which i run Windows Vista, and then Ext3+Swap partitions i run Ubuntu on. Now i would like to convert these Ext3+Swap partitions to NTFS, so i can use them with Vista, and then install Ubuntu in a virtual machine.
[16:56] <furenku> erUSUL,
[16:56] <Oizo> How to convert those partitions to ntfs?
[16:56] <jsquared> daftykins: thanks very much
[16:56] <ars14> i just have no ping at this address
[16:56] <daftykins> you're welcome :)
[16:57] <ars14> oCean i just have no ping at this address
[16:57] <the22decembre> If I mount the share on windows one time with the samba/linux passwords
[16:57] <oCean_> ars14: you cannot ping 127.0.0.1 ?
[16:57] <the22decembre> will it be correct for all time ?
[16:57] <jsquared> a little weirded out that 9.04 disabled ctrl+alt+backspace though... definitely doing a dontzap --disable when I wind up upgrading
[16:57] <ars14> oCean no this is an RPS
[16:57] <ars14> oCean_ no this is an RPS
[16:57] <erUSUL> furenku: that shold be enough to compile out of tree modules....
[16:58] <Esvandiary> the22decembre: it should save the passwords if you tick the box, not sure if it'll ask again
[16:58] <oCean_> ars14: you can change the IP of course to the real ip-address
[16:58] <furenku> erUSUL, but I can't find any bzImage file; maybe I need to perform additional steps?
[16:58] <erUSUL> furenku: becouse the bzimage file it is only present if you compile your own kernel afaics
[16:58] <the22decembre> please, what is "tick" ?
[16:58] <Esvandiary> the22decembre: on my setup, Windows does some sort of black magic because the user/pass combos are the same on both machines
[16:58] <ars14> oCean_ in the server hosts ? like : 84.35.34.56 sub.a.b.c.com ?
[16:59] <the22decembre> I know the paswords must be the same for each user on each system (both in linux, samba & windows...)
[16:59] <furenku> erUSUL, but then why would "make install" be asking for this file?
[16:59] <LargeHardonColli> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%CC%A1%CC%A2%CC%9B%CC%97%CC%98%CC%99%CC%9C%CC%9D%CC%9E%CC%9F%CC%A0%CC%8A%CC%8B%CC%8C%CC%8D+%CC%8E%CC%8F%CC%9A+%CC%A1%CC%A2%CC%A1%CC%A2%CC%9B%CC%9B%CC%96%CC%97%CC%98%CC%99%CC%9C%CC%9D%CC%9E%CC%9F%CC%A0+%CC%96%CC%97%CC%98%CC%99%CC%9C%CC%9D%CC%9E%CC%9F%CC%A0%CC%8A%CC%8B%CC%8C%CC%8D%CC%8E%CC%8F+%CC%90%CC%91%CC%92%CC%93%CC%94%CC%8A%CC%8B%CC%8C%CC%8D%CC%8E%CC%8F%CC%90%CC%91%CC%92%CC%93+%CC%94%CC%95%
[16:59] <donald> can som1 help me install Counter strike on ubuntu?
[16:59] <LargeHardonColli> CC%9A%CC%95%CC%9A+%CC%94%CC%95%CC%9A%CC%95%CC%9A%D2%89+%D2%89%CC%B5%CC%9E%CC%9F%CC%A0%CC%96%CC%97%CC%98%CC%99%CC%9C%CC%9D%CC%9E%CC%9F%CC%A0%CD%87+%CC%8A%CC%8B%CC%8C%CC%8D%CC%8E%CC%8F%CC%90%CC%91%CC%92%CC%93%CC%94%CC%8A%CC%8B%CC%8C%CC%8D+%CC%8E%CC%8F%CC%90%CC%91%CC%92%CC%93%CC%94%CC%BF%CC%BF%CC%BF%CC%95%CC%9A%CC%95%CC%9A%CD%A1+%CD%A1%D2%89%D2%89+%CC%B5%CC%A1%CC%A2%CC%9B%CC%97%CC%98%CC%99%CC%9C%CC%9D%CC%9E%CC%9F%CC%A0%CD%87%CC%8A%C
[17:00] <LargeHardonColli> C%8B+%CC%8C%CC%8D%CC%8E%CC%8F%CC%BF%CC%BF%CC%BF%CC%9A+%D2%89+%D2%89%D2%89%CC%A1%CC%A2%CC%A1%CC%A2%CC%9B%CC%9B%CC%96%CC%97%CC%98%CC%99%CC%9C%CC%9D%CC%9E+%CC%9F%CC%A0%CC%96%CC%97%CC%98%CC%99%CC%9C%CC%9D%CC%9E%CC%9F%CC%A0%CC%8A%CC%8B%CC%8C%CC%8D+%CC%8E%CC%8F%CC%90%CC%91%CC%92%CC%93%CC%94%CC%8A%CC%8B%CC%8C%CC%8D%CC%8E%CC%8F%CC%90%CC%91+%CC%92%CC%93%CC%94%CC%95%CC%9A+%CC%8D%CC%8E%CC%8F%CC%90%CC%91%CC%92%CC%93%CC%94%CC%95%CC%9A%CC%95%C
[17:00] <LargeHardonColli> C%9A+%CC%A1%CC%A2%CC%9B%CC%97%CC%98%CC%99%CC%9C%CC%9D%CC%9E%CC%9F%CC%A0%CC%8A%CC%8B%CC%8C%CC%8D+%CC%8E%CC%8F%CC%9A+%CC%A1%CC%A2%CC%A1%CC%A2%CC%9B%CC%9B%CC%96%CC%97%CC%98%CC%99%CC%9C%CC%9D%CC%9E%CC%9F%CC%A0+%CC%96%CC%97%CC%98%CC%99%CC%9C%CC%9D%CC%9E%CC%9F%CC%A0%CC%8A%CC%8B%CC%8C%CC%8D%CC%8E%CC%8F+%CC%90%CC%91%CC%92%CC%93%CC%94%CC%8A%CC%8B%CC%8C%CC%8D%CC%8E%CC%8F%CC%90%CC%91%CC%92%CC%93+%CC%94%CC%95%CC%9A%CC%95%CC%9A+%CC%A1%CC%A2%C
[17:00] <iceroot> LargeHardonColli: stop it
[17:00] <erUSUL> !ops
[17:00] <LargeHardonColli> C%9B%CC%97%CC%98%CC%99%CC%9C%CC%9D%CC%9E%CC%9F%CC%94%CC%95%CC%9A%CC%95%CC%9A+%CC%A0%CC%8A%CC%8B%CC%8C%CC%8D%CC%8E%CC%8F%CC%9A+%CC%A1%CC%A2%CC%A1%CC%A2%CC%9B%CC%9B%CC%96%CC%97%CC%98%CC%99%CC%9C%CC%9D%CC%9E%CC%9F%CC%A0+%CC%96%CC%97%CC%98%CC%99%CC%9C%CC%9D%CC%9E%CC%9F%CC%A0%CC%8A%CC%8B%CC%8C%CC%8D%CC%8E%CC%8F+%CC%90%CC%91%CC%92%CC%93%CC%94%CC%8A%CC%8B%CC%8C%CC%8D%CC%8E%CC%8F%CC%90%CC%91%CC%92%CC%93+%CC%94%CC%95%CC%9A%CC%95%CC%9A+%CC
[17:00] <macman_> ...
[17:00] <safruhani> be quite pls
[17:00] <LargeHardonColli> %94%CC%95%CC%9A%CC%95%CC%9A%D2%89+%D2%89%CC%B5%CC%9E%CC%9F%CC%A0%CC%96%CC%97%CC%98%CC%99%CC%9C%CC%9D%CC%9E%CC%9F%CC%A0%CD%87+%CC%8A%CC%8B%CC%8C%CC%8D%CC%8E%CC%8F%CC%90%CC%91%CC%92%CC%93%CC%94%CC%8A%CC%8B%CC%8C%CC%8D+%CC%8E%CC%8F%CC%90%CC%91%CC%92%CC%93%CC%94%CC%BF%CC%BF%CC%BF%CC%95%CC%9A%CC%95%CC%9A%CD%A1+%CD%A1%D2%89%D2%89+%CC%B5%CC%A1%CC%A2%CC%9B%CC%97%CC%98%CC%99%CC%9C%CC%9D%CC%9E%CC%9F%CC%A0%CD%87%CC%8A%CC%8B+%CC%8C%CC%8D%CC%
[17:00] <Oizo> Hi there, id like to "uninstall" my ubuntu, delete the ext3+swap partition i used for it, and make a new ntfs partition out of the free space, so i can install ubuntu in a virtual machine. Yet i find no way to get that space to NTFS, anyone able to help?
[17:00] <DBO> ooops
[17:00] <donald> can someone help me with a game instalation?
[17:01] <erUSUL> Oizo: use gparted from ubuntu livecd should be easy
[17:01] <boby> bonjours a tous
[17:01] <iceroot> Oizo: use the windows installer
[17:01] <lvr> i did a "hdparm -E [speed]" to my dvd device. is there a way to set it back to the drive selecting the speed on its own?
[17:01] <iceroot> Oizo: you want to install windows or why need ntfs?
[17:01] <the22decembre> boby : I think you may speak english !
[17:01] <Oizo> i already got vista on one partition, but id like to free the ubuntu space, and bring it back into vista
[17:01] <Oizo> so gparted should be able to do that?
[17:01] <iceroot> Oizo: then use the vista partiton manager to create ntfs
[17:02] <macman_> gaparted rocks
[17:02] <ars14> oCean_ what do you preconize ?
[17:02] <min3sweeper> hi
[17:02] <vladimir_e> hi all, does anyone know why Sylpheed depends on claws mail?
[17:02] <mheld> hey y'all
[17:02] <mheld> anybody know any good file integrity checkers?
[17:02] <mheld> like inotify?
[17:03] <Lisa____> I installed iCam2 but couldn't open it. it says it couldn't open the config file. I realized I had to put it somewhere else, so I did. That problem is solved, but it still says "MMAP failed" and I have no idea what that means. Any ideas?
[17:05] <min3sweeper> why my ubuntu is using 100% of CPU all the time ?
[17:05] <the22decembre> does anyone knows how to attribute a drive letter to a samba share ?
[17:05] <ChotaZ_> Hey, I'm having some problems getting teamspeak to work, I installed the teamspeak client for linux, but it made other applications that used the same output device get muted or crash, so I decided installed the windows client and running it through Wine, but now micro wont work. Any suggestions?
[17:05] <the22decembre> from the server directly
[17:05] <madrid> buenas tardes soy nuevo en esto y necesito ayuda sobre como utilizar un programa parecido al mesenger pero para linux max
[17:05] <oCean_> ars14: the ubuntugeek tutorials are very helpful: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-create-name-based-and-ip-based-virtual-hosts-in-apache.html
[17:06] <ars14> oCean_ thx i read it
[17:06] <erUSUL> !es | madrid
[17:06] <joeyjones> min3sweeper: run top in terminal and look at what's using it up
[17:06] <madrid> muchas gracias pero está en español?
[17:06] <J_Litewski> is there anyway to control ACPI devices?
[17:06] <weatherkid> I bridged my Ethernet and my Wireless connections. So my next question is Ubuntu doesn't recognize the internet connection so what do I do to make it take a static ip?
[17:06] <HammerHead66> ﻿Lisa____: http://www.sunmanagers.org/archives/1998/1565.html    here it is
[17:06] <yakkop> hi -- possible to run ubuntu on centos 5.2 (in xen I suppose) ?
[17:06] <boby> je suis a la recherche d'un forum de discute en francais,,,quelq'un peu m'indiquer
[17:07] <weatherkid> !francais
[17:07] <min3sweeper> it`s gconfd-2
[17:07] <boby> merci
[17:07] <ChotaZ_> Hey, I'm having some problems getting teamspeak to work, I installed the teamspeak client for linux, but it made other applications that used the same output device get muted or crash, so I decided installed the windows client and running it through Wine, but now micro wont work. Any suggestions?
[17:07] <ChotaZ_> !portuguese
[17:08] <furenku> when installing kernel modules, would just copying the .ko files into the "/lib/modules/uname -r/kernel/drivers/drivername/" directory suffice?
[17:08] <benste> what was the exac name of the jaunty channel? i tried ubuntu+1 but it didn't work
[17:08] <ars14> oCean_ yes i done everything i do that many times during my job
[17:09] <erUSUL> furenku: you have to run "sudo depmod -a" after the copy
[17:09] <ars14> oCean_ but for the RPS iam confused
[17:09] <erUSUL> benste: is #ubuntu+1
[17:09] <HammerHead66> ﻿﻿Lisa____: do you understand what has happened?
[17:09] <oCean_> ars14: yes. I'm not sure why it is different.
[17:09] <crdlb> furenku: from where? kernel modules need to be built for your exact kernel
[17:09] <furenku> erUSUL, thanks for all the help
[17:09] <ars14> oCean_ this is my first ubunuer server , i use the deskop at work
[17:09] <furenku> crdlb, I built them for my kernel
[17:10] <erUSUL> furenku: no problem
[17:10] <benste> erUSUL, pidgin tells me - invaild chatroom name
[17:10] <Anusien> So I'm installing the radeonHD drivers.  Am I correct in reading this page (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver) that after I've removed flgrx I backup my xorg.conf, delete it and reboot?
[17:10] <ars14> oCean_ so the hossy config is correct ?
[17:10] <ars14> oCean_  hosts
[17:10] <afief> I have a laptop with a small keyboard, so I connected a USB keyboard for easier typing. but I am unable to change the keyboard layout on the usb keyboard, it only works on the laptop's keyboard. Anybody knows this werid bug?
[17:10] <ars14> oCean_  127.0.0.1 a.b.c.com ?
[17:10] <benste> got it :-9
[17:10] <crdlb> Anusien: what video card?
[17:11] <joeyjones> min3sweeper: you could try to kill it and hope it restarts smaller
[17:11] <joeyjones> it's a system process for gnome
[17:11] <sandy_> h5
[17:11] <ubuntux782> could somebody say please, if the cards via/sg3 unichrome pro igp works for linux too? and they're work good with the compiz's effects
[17:11] <oCean_> ars14: 127.0.0.1 should be "localhost", added in ubuntu is an 127.0.1.1 address, because some programs require a FQDN
[17:11] <sandy_> fck
[17:12] <sandy_> fck u all
[17:12] <Anusien> crdlb: Radeon X1200 IGP
[17:12] <crdlb> ubuntux782: there isn't a 3d driver for them
[17:12] <mister_roboto> does anyone know how to get snx (vpn) running on jaunty? i saw many pages saying to install "libstdc ++2.10-glibc2 .2" but i can't find that
[17:12] <oCean_> ars14: But I really don't know what effect this RPS configuration has. As far as I know it's not an officially supported derivative
[17:12] <sandy_> fck u all
[17:12] <sandy_> fck u all
[17:12] <sandy_> fck u all
[17:12] <FloodBot1> sandy_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:13] <ars14> oCean_  I have another RPS in ubuntu deskop 8.04 with site configured working
[17:13] <ubuntux782> mmm, ok. thank's for all.
[17:13] <crdlb> Anusien: hmm, iirc, that chip was only very recently supported in the open source radeon driver
[17:13] <Anusien> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver <-- this page claims good support
[17:13] <ars14> oCean_  I think i make a mistake in config of this one but dont find :(
[17:13] <judget__> ok
[17:13] <crdlb> Anusien: even though the X1250 which is very similar has been supported for a while
[17:14] <afief> I have a laptop with a small keyboard, so I connected a USB keyboard for easier typing. but I am unable to change the keyboard layout on the usb keyboard, it only works on the laptop's keyboard. Anybody knows this werid bug?
[17:14] <Anusien> crdlb: Anyway, my question is whether I should hack up my xorg.conf or just reboot and see if it will autodetect like it claims it will
[17:14] <gabriel> help, i cant install the nvidia drivers on ubuntu 8.10 32 bits, i have tried with Envy and the restricted drivers but they do not activate, I have a Geforce 6150
[17:14] <crdlb> Anusien: it's correct, if you don't have fglrx support, the radeon driver should attempt to give you 3d
[17:14] <crdlb> Anusien: and it did out of the box with my X1250
[17:15] <Anusien> So kill xorg.conf and restart x?
[17:15] <mister_roboto> does anyone know how to get checkpoint snx running on jaunty? i saw many pages saying to install "libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2" but i can't find that
[17:15] <ikonia> mister_roboto: jaunty chat is in #ubuntu+1 channel
[17:16] <oCean_> ars14: ok, sorry I don't know how to help. One suggestion is to compare those two configs
[17:16] <mister_roboto> thx ikonia
[17:16] <ars14> oCean_ i have : 127.0.0.1       localhost.localdomain localhost
[17:16] <gabriel> help, i cant install the nvidia drivers on ubuntu 8.10 32 bits, i have tried with Envy and the restricted drivers but they do not activate, I have a Geforce 6150
[17:16] <crdlb> Anusien: yep, just uninstall xorg-driver-fglrx, remove the xorg.conf and it should work after a reboot
[17:16] <crdlb> (assuming it's supported)
[17:16] <ars14> oCean_  oki thank you
[17:16] <oCean_> ars14: if you cannot ping the IP, than the loopback interface must be down?
[17:17] <ars14> oCean_  yes maybe !
[17:17] <oCean_> ars14: since /etc/hosts is really for name resolving. So the 127.0.0.1 address is on the loopback device. Type "ifconfig lo" to see if it's up
[17:17] <Anusien> crdlb: Thanks.  "The system is going down for reboot NOW!" *crosses fingers*
[17:18] <ChotaZ_> Hey, I'm having some problems getting teamspeak to work, I installed the teamspeak client for linux, but it made other applications that used the same output device get muted or crash, so I decided installed the windows client and running it through Wine, but now micro wont work. Any suggestions?
[17:18] <itrebal> I'm interested in sharing my SMB and AFP daemons through the network, and am concerned about security so I'm considering setting up a VPN to share them more securely. Does anybody have suggestions on how to do this best? Recommended docs/etc?
[17:18] <erUSUL> ChotaZ_: when running it the native client use "papsd teamspeak" to make it use pulseaudio. that way it will not block other apps
[17:19] <gabriel> help, i cant install the nvidia drivers on ubuntu 8.10 32 bits, i have tried with Envy and the restricted drivers but they do not activate, I have a Geforce 6150, can somebody help me, please?
[17:19] <ars14> oCean_  it is 127.0.0.1 for loopack
[17:19] <chop> halp
[17:19] <oCean_> ars14: yes, but is it up? (2nd line should read "UP LOOPBACK RUNNING"
[17:20] <paulEU> hi! I have question: is there a chance add packages subversion-1.6.x for 8.04 LTS in backports? I see that there is 1.5.x, who is responsible for this package?
[17:20] <ars14> oCean_  note that i can't ping http://mydomain.com from my computer bbut I can acces it with my FF , Isee "it work"
[17:20] <ubuntux782> excuse do you know a driver for nvidia vanta 16mb? could you help me???
[17:20] <Cpudan80> paulEU: your best bet is to see if they have a PPA
[17:20] <ars14> oCean_  yes it is UP
[17:20] <russdot> I have my hard drive split into 3 paritions: /, /home and swap. I was just doing some online reading to find out why the System Monitor reports 'Free' and 'Available' space and found that the system reserves as much as 5% for root. This is fine, but my /home has 2.2GB free and only 800MB available... Anyone know why that is??
[17:20] <ChotaZ_> erUSUL: I may disagree, I already tried ='(
[17:21] <paulEU> Cpudan80: PPA? Could you explain what's mean? :)
[17:21] <oCean_> ars14: in that case... I think I am missing something, I mean I don't see what is wrong
[17:21] <paulEU> I don't know this word PPA"
[17:21] <bazhang> !ppa
[17:21] <ars14> oCean_  arf :)
[17:21] <Cpudan80> paulEU: its a repository that has newer software than the baseline ---- basically you add it to synaptic and then can get the newer versions
[17:22] <Cpudan80> paulEU: personal package archive
[17:22] <Cpudan80> or something
[17:22] <ars14> oCean_  do you think i must config something in ovh param ....
[17:22] <gaintsura> just a question (I'm not going to attempt it) but isn't enough data loaded into memory that the root partition could be unmounted and the system continue running while changes are made to the disk and then remounted?
[17:23] <Anusien> crdlb: So I rebooted and I have picture, but I don't have an xorg.conf file (and it's not doing hardware rendering at all, I think).  Is there some sort of way to generate the xorg.conf automatically?
[17:23] <ars14> oCean_  this is my provider
[17:23] <paulEU> Cpudan80: Do you suggest to find repo for this package and add into synaptic?
[17:23] <Cpudan80> paulEU: they dont have one ... sorry
[17:23] <Barridus> test
[17:23] <Cpudan80> paulEU: even jaunty is still at 1.5 -- are you sure 1.6 is stable?
[17:23] <datta> can anyone please tell me if there is any dl manager for linux
[17:23] <crdlb> Anusien: you can write a generic one with 'sudo dexconf'
[17:24] <datta> that downloads from youtube
[17:24] <bout10bucks> pytube
[17:24] <gaintsura> datta: try greasemonkey with firefox?
[17:24] <brad_> can someone help me with a kernel panic
[17:24] <Chousuke> Cpudan80: jaunty uses a prerelease version of 1.6
[17:24] <gabriel> sudo nvidia-installer --uninstall
[17:24] <brad_> I captured some of the trace
[17:24] <datta> is there anything like orbit in linux
[17:24] <Chousuke> Cpudan80: it's numbered 1.5.99 or something
[17:24] <Aegiron> hi everyone
[17:24] <paulEU> Cpudan80: yes, I tried find it. In official version is 1.4.x subversion, on backports there is 1.5.x, and I hope that there will be 1.6 too ;)
[17:24] <Cpudan80> Chousuke: says 1.5.4
[17:24] <oCean_> ars14: last thing: see this link: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139649/, In that host config, I can ping subdom.ocean.local.dom as well as ocean
[17:24] <Aegiron> when installing a version of ubuntu, it asks to create partitions to install it on, or it gives the option of automaticaly managing the drive
[17:25] <Cpudan80> paulEU: do you want SVN or CVS ?
[17:25] <Aegiron> I noticed that when choosing the automated solution, it creates two partitions: one for the root, and one for the swap. But is there any particular reason why the swap partition is located in a seperate logical (extended) partition?
[17:25] <gabriel> I cant install nvidia drivers in Ubuntu 8.10, i tried with the restricted drivers and the ones from nvidia.com but they do not activate, can somebody help me?
[17:25] <paulEU> Cpudan80: packages subversion
[17:25] <Barridus> <3 jaunty
[17:25] <julius_> hi
[17:25] <Aegiron> why isn't the swap partition not just another primary partition?
[17:25] <Chousuke> Cpudan80: ah, never mind. I got confused ;P
[17:25] <paulEU> Cpudan80: for 8.04 LTS
[17:25] <Anusien> crdlb: And then modify it with the necessary info  from this page? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[17:25] <Heimark> is there a way to get Avant Window Navigator to start up automaticly in Jaunty?
[17:25] <Heimark> on restart
[17:25] <bout10bucks> it doesn't need to be bootable
[17:26] <ChotaZ_> erUSUL: any other suggestion?
[17:26] <ars14> oCean_  yes from server it is possible , but not from my computer
[17:26] <julius_> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DisklessUbuntuHowto <- following this guide im stuck after the kernel is loaded, it cant mount the root device.   /dev/nfs does not seem to exists....is that correct?
[17:26] <Cpudan80> paulEU: you'll have to compile it yourself, jaunty (newest devel version) is still sitting on 1.5.4
[17:26] <crdlb> Anusien: you don't really need to tweak much, what does glxinfo | grep -i renderer say?
[17:27] <oCean_> ars14: noooooo, from your computer, you cannot reach the 127.0.0.1 interface on any other machine
[17:27] <paulEU> Cpudan80: yes, because version 1.6 is fresh (it was released some days ago)
[17:27] <cyrax_> can anyone tell me what channel I need to use for VIM related questions? Thanks in advance.
[17:27] <jklock> ars14: 127.0.0.1 is your loopback address :)
[17:27] <bout10bucks> Heimark goto system> preferences > startup applications
[17:27] <Cpudan80> paulEU: so just wait and see - or compile it yourself
[17:27] <oCean_> ars14: from your computer, you connect to the other machine through the public ip address.
[17:27] <julius_> ars14, its your lookpack address and the biggest warez server in the world
[17:27] <HammerHead66> ﻿cyrax_: use command "/list" ty
[17:27] <gabriel> I cant install nvidia drivers in Ubuntu 8.10, i tried with the restricted drivers and the ones from nvidia.com but they do not activate, can somebody help me?
[17:27] <Cpudan80> paulEU: come back when this says 1.6
[17:27] <Cpudan80> http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/subversion
[17:28] <oCean_> ars14: if you want that address to be served by apache, you have to configure that, like in the link I send you before.
[17:28] <paulEU> Cpudan80: yes, I'll wait some day, maybe there will be available for 8.04
[17:28] <Iceman_B^Ltop> hm
[17:28] <paulEU> in backports
[17:28] <Heimark> bout19bucks: thanks
[17:29] <oCean_> ars14: however I have to run. So, maybe you figure it out, or find someone else to help?
[17:29] <Iceman_B^Ltop> is there any way I can change the videoresolution permanently from the commandline?
[17:29] <Iceman_B^Ltop> I cant seem to get an image with my tv hooked up
[17:29] <HSNews> people, how to recover GRUB loader?
[17:29] <tangentcollision> I cleared off space enough to fit at least a few hundred songs onto the server, but I get a 451 when I try to FTP
[17:29] <Iceman_B^Ltop> btu I think the SSH daemon is working, so I could get into the machine via the network
[17:29] <HSNews> I run with LiveCD but what I need to do?
[17:29] <ars14> oCean_  oki thank you
[17:29] <Anusien> crdlb: With no xorg.conf?  Software rasterizer
[17:29] <HammerHead66> ﻿Iceman_B^Ltop: what graphic card do you have?
[17:29] <paulEU> Cpudan80: thanks for informations
[17:29] <russdot> I just found that apparently ubuntu reserves that 5% (for root) on all filesystems, so running #tune2fs -m 0 /dev/sda5   did the trick!
[17:29] <Iceman_B^Ltop> um
[17:30] <crdlb> Anusien: you don't need an xorg.conf to get 3d, so something is broken
[17:30] <Iceman_B^Ltop> good question, I cant really find out
[17:30] <crdlb> Anusien: pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[17:30] <Iceman_B^Ltop> I have no image :/
[17:30] <Iceman_B^Ltop> and the pc is running
[17:30] <Iceman_B^Ltop> its old though
[17:30] <Iceman_B^Ltop> 6yrs orso
[17:30] <HammerHead66> ﻿Iceman_B^Ltop: run live cd to get pic back
[17:30] <Iceman_B^Ltop> k
[17:30] <Iceman_B^Ltop> let me find one
[17:30] <jklock> HSNews: look at this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[17:31] <ChotaZ_> Iceman_B^Ltop from rlsmonkey?
[17:31] <jklock> HSNews: that should give you an idea of what to do.
[17:31] <gabriel> I cant install nvidia drivers in Ubuntu 8.10, i tried with the restricted drivers and the ones from nvidia.com but they do not activate, can somebody help me?
[17:31] <ChotaZ_> jklock, if an app is blocking sound for other or making them crash, padsp appname should fix it right?
[17:31] <HSNews> HOW TO RECOVER GRUB LOADER!!!!?? HELLOO!
[17:31] <chop> HARO!
[17:31] <HSNews> Somebody can help me?!
[17:32] <ChotaZ_> HSNews jklock already posted a link
[17:32] <Iceman_B^Ltop> ChotaZ_: ?
[17:32] <ChotaZ_> nvm ;)
[17:32] <datta> is there something like orbit downloader in linux
[17:32] <abtok> erUSUL: when i type xrandr i only have resolutions below 1024*768
[17:32] <HammerHead66> ﻿HSNews:this will let you know what is happening http://www.uruk.org/orig-grub/errors.html
[17:32] <abtok> (oups sorry for highlight)
[17:32] <paulEU> datta: wget
[17:33] <bout10bucks> HSNews https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[17:33] <abtok> i don't have any resolution higher than 1024*768 when i enter 'xrandr' ; is it normal ?
[17:33] <jklock> Chotaz: I guess, from what I understand it should redirect it. this is what I read http://linux.die.net/man/1/padsp
[17:33] <jklock> bout10bucks: thanks for reposting my link :)
[17:33] <babanzolity> hi all
[17:33] <babanzolity> do you know if exists mail servers that accept mail from dynamic ip?
[17:33] <bout10bucks> I am a little slow, just woke up
[17:33] <ChotaZ_> jklock, thing is when I try to run teamspeak it blocks the sound for all other applications, and even makes mplayer crash =\
[17:34] <jklock> bout01bucks: NP :)
[17:34] <undecim> HSNews: What happens when you turn on your computer?
[17:34] <kristian_> if anyone is having a hard time with brasero, brasero author can be found on #brasero now. :-)
[17:34] <jklock> Chotaz: Same problem as yesterday :( teamspeak seems to be a hog all around
[17:34] <datta> can it be a little userfriendly than wget
[17:34] <datta> that is not in the terminal
[17:34] <HammerHead66> ﻿kristian_: did you find out out how to fix it?
[17:35] <bout10bucks> datta have you tried pytube?
[17:35] <ChotaZ_> jklock, yeah, then i tried using the windows version in wine, and the sound wasnt blocking anymore, but I was unable to speak to my friends <.<
[17:35] <crdlb> abtok: what video card?
[17:35] <jklock> Chotaz: that is the problems I am seeing in what I am reading.
[17:35] <gabriel> HELP I cant install nvidia geforce 6150 on ubuntu 8.10, I have tried with the restricted drivers and the nvidia.com drivers but they do not activate
[17:35] <paulEU> datta: gnome wget ?
[17:35] <Anusien> crdlb: While I do this, what do I need to check to make sure the drivers installed properly?  (Also, I'm testing it by playing video files, so that's not even 3d...  My system should not be too slow to play a standard-def file!)
[17:35] <abtok> crdlb: ati 9600
[17:35] <Buster3> is there anyone ablr to help me with a problem?
[17:35] <Buster3> acle*
[17:35] <HammerHead66> ﻿kristian_: did you get it fixed?
[17:35] <Buster3> able* LOL
[17:36] <ChotaZ_> jklock i even tried padsp wine teamspeak.exe
[17:36] <ChotaZ_> jklock but still was unable to speak
[17:36] <BOZG> Does anyone know if it's possible to give Endnote pages a title in OOo Writer?
[17:36] <ubuntu_> why i cant connect to #Debian
[17:36] <ChotaZ_> bc your god hates you
[17:36] <kristian_> HammerHead66 : yes, the problem has been fixed in newer versions of brasero, but ubuntu repos are not updated yet with a newer version. so meantime i will manually check/verify my burnt disc. i found the brasero author on irc.gimp.org and asked him, and he helped. he is on #brasero on this network as well now. :-)
[17:36] <ChotaZ_> just kidding xd
[17:36] <Stephan_> Hi.   When I first installed Ubuntu, I updated the xserver-org-ati drivers and I was able to use both my monitors independently.   After I installed the driver from ati.com hoping it was newer my monitors won't go back to being independent
[17:36] <crdlb> Anusien: you have no hardware acceleration, this is indicated by 'software rasterizer'
[17:36] <ubuntu_> ChotaZ_: [17:35] [470] #debian #ubuntu Forwarding to another channel
[17:37] <HammerHead66> ﻿kristian_: ok thanks for the info.
[17:37] <Anusien> crdlb: That's what I figured.  By the way, this is after I created an xorg.conf.  I can move it out and reboot to generate a clean log.  http://rafb.net/p/Y9mXZX46.html
[17:37] <ars14> Can someone help me to debug why I can't acces to my site by a subdomain on Ubuntu server 8.04 (apache)?
[17:37] <Anusien> crdlb: By the way, thanks a lot for your help.  I understand bash and gnutools and some of the things in Linux that don't involve X, but this part stumps me
[17:37] <crdlb> !fixres | abtok, you could try this
[17:38] <Stephan_> Also, Hi.  When I first boot my system the wireless driver is "activated but not in use".   How can I enable the driver and put it in use on the system startup?
[17:38] <crdlb> Anusien: for some reason, the fglrx kernel module is still loaded
[17:38] <kristian_> HammerHead66 : so if you have any question about brasero, he can help. :-)
[17:39] <HammerHead66> !routor | ﻿ ars14:
[17:39] <Anusien> crdlb: I thought I checked for that.  How do I unload it?
[17:39] <crdlb> Anusien: if you used the manual ati.com intsaller, you may need to find the fglrx.ko on your system and delete it
[17:39] <HammerHead66> ﻿kristian_: ok
[17:39] <ars14> HammerHead66 what do you say ?
[17:40] <benste> where has the #evolution channel gone?
[17:40] <HammerHead66> ﻿ars14: do you have a router?
[17:40] <bout10bucks> Stephan what wifi drivers are you using?
[17:40] <gabriel> HELP I cant install nvidia geforce 6150 on ubuntu 8.10, I have tried with the restricted drivers and the nvidia.com drivers but they do not activate
[17:40] <Stephan_> bout10bucks: broadcom
[17:40] <jklock> Chotaz: check out this - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/teamspeak-client/+bug/256593 - it may prove useful.
[17:40] <ars14> HammerHead66 no this a private server on the net
[17:40] <Stephan_> bout10bucks:  wireless works, i just need to 'deactivate' and reactivate the driver everytime before I can use it :(
[17:40] <Anusien> crdlb: I did.  hrm
[17:41] <ChotaZ_> ppl-w3
[17:41] <HammerHead66> ﻿ars14: do you have a stick ip?
[17:41] <bout10bucks> are you on an HP laptop?
[17:41] <ars14> HammerHead66 yes
[17:41] <HammerHead66> ﻿ars14: static IP?
[17:41] <Buster3> Hello! I have upgrades from intrepid 8.10 to Jaunty 9.4 and am having MAJOR problems is there any way to reverse this upgrade????
[17:41] <Iceman_B^Ltop> HammerHead66: live cd does give image
[17:41] <jklock> I have never heard of a stick ip before :)
[17:41] <Titan8990> !jaunty | Buster3
[17:41] <ars14> HammerHead66 and i can acces to http://my.domain.com
[17:41] <Iceman_B^Ltop> does the live cd contain Gparted?
[17:42] <crdlb> Iceman_B^Ltop: yes
[17:42] <Iceman_B^Ltop> and can it resize NTFS partitions ?
[17:42] <ars14> HammerHead66 but no to http://sub.my.domain.com
[17:42] <HammerHead66> ﻿Iceman_B^Ltop: what is graphic card?
[17:42] <Stephan_> bout10bucks: nope.. its just a dumb linksys wireless card, with external ant.
[17:42] <Iceman_B^Ltop> its still oading
[17:42] <Buster3> thank you!
[17:42] <jklock> Buster3: In the future it is not wise to do an upgrade to a not-finished version.
[17:42] <HammerHead66> ﻿ars14: I can't load those pages
[17:42] <ScottG> What count be causing a text box in a window to not be accepting my keyboard input? It accepts pastes, deletes and backspaces, but no characters or spaces.
[17:43] <ars14> HammerHead66 yes it s fake for the chat
[17:43] <ChotaZ_> jklock: ill try that thanks ;)
[17:43] <wolter> HammerHead66, its like a separate CPU (called GPU for graphics processor unit) and a separate ram that takes care of everything video related
[17:43] <wolter> HammerHead66, so your cpu can focus on the other stuff and give a better performance
[17:44] <hangthedj> Does anybody know of any wireless N cards that are compatible with Ubuntu without ndiswrapper?
[17:44] <bout10bucks> Stephan: I don't know on that one, mine had an issue where it wasn't using the proper driver
[17:44] <chop> my intel 2200 doesn't need ndiswrapper
[17:44] <HammerHead66> ﻿wolter: sorry man I don't have one of those cards keep asking tho someone will
[17:44] <jklock> hangthedj: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported
[17:44] <Iceman_B^Ltop> HammerHead66: how do I see what gfx card I have >
[17:44] <Iceman_B^Ltop> ?
[17:44] <Iceman_B^Ltop> im in ubuntu now
[17:45] <chop> lpsci -v
[17:45] <hangthedj> thanks!
[17:45] <wolter> HammerHead66, every computer has.
[17:45] <wolter> HammerHead66, now at days.
[17:46] <HammerHead66> ﻿wolter: on desktop go to text upper left hand side /System/Admin/Hardware Drivers
[17:46] <wolter> HammerHead66, why?
[17:46] <HammerHead66> ﻿wolter: it will show you there
[17:46] <Anusien> crdlb: Removed and still Software Rasterizer.  New log coming
[17:46] <ChotaZ_> jklock: still not working, been waken the whole night searching, dang
[17:47] <jklock> Chotaz: everything I read is a dead end :(
[17:47] <Iceman_B^Ltop> chop: was the lpsci -v command for me ?
[17:47] <chop> yeah
[17:47] <Anusien> crdlb: http://rafb.net/p/e0RiUr85.html
[17:47] <jklock> Chotaz: what happens when you run padsp teamspeak?
[17:47] <Stephan_> bout10bucks: well like i said, if it was the incorrect driver, i wouldnt be online!
[17:47] <jklock> chotaz: nothing I assume right
[17:48] <ChotaZ_> jklock, opens teamspeak
[17:48] <ChotaZ_> jklock, but same problems are running it directly from the applications meno
[17:48] <jklock> Chotaz : hmm
[17:48] <Iceman_B^Ltop> oh
[17:48] <Iceman_B^Ltop> right
[17:50] <samuel_> I built a bomb so powerful it was able to destroy Adolf Hitler and his Third Reich just by sitting in a shack in England and ticking without ever actually exploding.
[17:50] <wtfhead> hey people!.
[17:50] <HammerHead66> ﻿wolter: did you take out the live cd and reboot aleady?
[17:50] <jklock> Chotaz: try this for giggles : aoss teamspeak
[17:50] <bobtheblueberry> HI
[17:50] <wolter> HammerHead66, oh, i thought you were asking what a graphic card wa
[17:50] <wolter> s
[17:50] <ars14> Can someone help me to debug why I can't acces to my site by a subdomain on Ubuntu server 8.04 (apache)?
[17:51] <methodmarvel> hm.... I want to try a different distro... something rolling release, light weight etc... any ideas people?
[17:51] <ScottG> What could be causing the entire program to stop accepting text input from my keyboard? It accepts pastes, deletes and backspaces, but no characters or spaces. If I kill the program and restart it, it still doesn't fix the problem. I need to at least restart X. I'm having this problem on a program that I am forwarding over a rootless NX session.
[17:51] <jklock> Chotaz : info comes from here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TeamSpeak - I am sure you read this already.
[17:51] <andrew_> Does anyone know what option causes maximized windows to unmaximize when you drag on them?
[17:51] <bobtheblueberry> I installed a GeFoce 2600 PCI graphics card in my computer and now Ubuntu 8.10 just freezes with the progress bar about 1/9 of the way while booting
[17:51] <HammerHead66> ﻿wolter:  you keep looking if you want but you should be able to boot up with graphics up again
[17:51] <aldipc> hi!
[17:52] <Iceman_B^Ltop> HammerHead66: Geforce2 MX 400
[17:52] <ChotaZ_> jklock: ERROR: ld.so: object '/usr/$LIB/libaoss.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
[17:52] <ChotaZ_>  got this error but program opened
[17:52] <aldipc> how do I check my filesystems using the command line? I tried fsck but it is finished in .5 seconds, the routine filesystem check at bootup is much longer....
[17:52] <wolter> HammerHead66, you are talking to the wrong person, i insist.
[17:52] <jklock> Chotaz : okay h/o
[17:52] <bobtheblueberry> I tried installing nVidia driver junk but I still get the same thing
[17:53] <bobtheblueberry> I couldn't find anything useful in my logs
[17:53] <jklock> chotaz : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-oss/+bug/173487
[17:53] <HammerHead66> ﻿wolter: soory about that lol
[17:54] <bobtheblueberry> does anyone know what could be happening?
[17:54] <jklock> Chotaz : you are not using 64 bit are you?
[17:54] <wolter> HammerHead66, no problem.
[17:54] <alanbshepard70> bobtheblueberry: Have you tried booting with quiet splash off? What type of computer do you have?
[17:54] <HammerHead66> ﻿wolter: what are you trying to do?
[17:55] <Anusien> crdlb: Any ideas?  I'm gonna have to go in a minute, but if you have another idea, I'd love to hear it
[17:55] <wolter> wolter, nothing. I thought you wanted to know what graphics card was, so I told you.
[17:55] <ChotaZ_> jklock: I am
[17:55] <jklock> Chotaz : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2547795#post2547795
[17:55] <crdlb> Anusien: did you reboot?
[17:55] <HammerHead66> ﻿wolter:O ok
[17:56] <bobtheblueberry> I've got a HP Pavilion a1106 and it has an junky Intel graphics chipset. What's quiet splash?
[17:56] <HammerHead66> ﻿wolter: sorry about the mis communication
[17:56] <crdlb> Anusien: why did you switch to radeonhd?
[17:56] <crdlb> Anusien: you want radeon
[17:56] <zilleplus> can annyone help i got no ineternet on ubuntu server (ifconfig---) http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/  )
[17:56] <wolter> HammerHead66, ah don't bother
[17:56] <Anusien> crdlb: It's "radeon"?  so sudo apt-get instal radeon?
[17:56] <wolter> HammerHead66, no problem
[17:56] <SaneSmith> I'm running ubuntu 8.10, and have libfaac-dev installed
[17:56] <salmon> i know im late, just upgraded to 8.10 and well, last night i had no sound issues, but this morning i go to play some music, nothing. so i go on youtube, still no sound. does anyone know what could have caused this, and or tell me what i need to do to set back to onboard sound from my creative zs
[17:56] <zilleplus> can anny one help i got on internet on ubuntu server (ifconfig --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/   )
[17:56] <paulger> hi.  I am on a gutsy ubuntu system.  When I open the upgrade manager it suggests upgrading to 8.04 (intrepid) ... is it okay to just let it do its thing?  I thought ubuntu required me to go through all the releases step by step?
[17:57] <crdlb> Anusien: you already have it; just don't specify a Driver in your xorg.conf
[17:57] <gavintlgold> hi, when I change my volume with my keyboard it doesn't make a difference. I think it's changing the wrong speaker. I'd just like my front speakers to change (or all at once). When I use the applet it works fine. any tips?
[17:57] <SaneSmith> yet I'm getting an error saying "unkown codec libfaac'
[17:57] <crdlb> Anusien: or put Driver "radeon" if it bothers you :)
[17:57] <zilleplus> can anny one help i got on internet on ubuntu server (ifconfig --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/   )
[17:57] <SaneSmith> any ideas what might cause this?
[17:57] <Dunkin> bobtheblueberry: at the grub boot prompt press e and remove the line for splash
[17:57] <alanbshepard70> bobtheblueberry: Reboot and when the GRUB menu shows up hit E to edit your boot options and temporarily remove quiet and splash from the end of the boot options line. Now when booting you can see the actual message of what's hanging.
[17:57] <paulger> oh wait.  nevermind.
[17:57] <Anusien> crdlb: that last log was from no /etc/X11/xorg.conf.  And anyway, this page suggests to set driver to "ati": v
[17:57] <paulger> 8.04 IS hardy.
[17:58] <Anusien> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver even
[17:58] <crdlb> Anusien: ati will just load radeon (it's a wrapper)
[17:58] <Dunkin> yeah what alanbshepard70 said
[17:58] <Anusien> I saw
[17:58] <Koyla> hi everyone i m running a line in ubuntu system: i know this is java..question but plz ans me if some1 know it   link-grammar-4.4.3/link-grammar/java/org/linkgrammar
[17:58] <Anusien> But that's without an xorg.conf on the system
[17:58] <Koyla> how to remove this error..??
[17:58] <SaneSmith> yet I'm getting an error saying "unkown codec libfaac'
[17:58] <SaneSmith> I'm running ubuntu 8.10, and have libfaac-dev installed
[17:58] <zilleplus> can anny one help i got on internet on ubuntu server (ifconfig --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/   )
[17:58] <ChotaZ_> jklock: I can now aoss teamspeak without errors, but program has no sound at all
[17:58] <victormanuel99> hola desde NY
[17:58] <th3pr0d1gy> hola
[17:58] <jklock> Chotaz : Teamspeak sucks
[17:59] <zilleplus> can anny one help i got on internet on ubuntu server (ifconfig --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/   )
[17:59] <victormanuel99> ke onda
[17:59] <th3pr0d1gy> una pregunta.....
[17:59] <alanbshepard70> bobtheblueberry: Once you make the edit hit B to boot
[17:59] <victormanuel99> soy nuevo en el chat
[17:59] <kklimonda> Does anyone use internal microphone with ubuntu?
[17:59] <salmon> running intrepid, creative audgity 2 zs, last night i had sound, this morning have none, anyone know what causes this??
[17:59] <crdlb> Anusien: odd, just specify Driver "radeon" then
[17:59] <kklimonda> I get loads of noise - way too much..
[17:59] <victormanuel99> decime
[17:59] <jklock> Chotaz: I remember you made a settings change yesterday sometime in your sound control panel? if you did try setting them back to what they were before and try it again
[17:59] <th3pr0d1gy> sabeis como borrar una actualizaciin de ubuntu?
[17:59] <crdlb> Anusien: radeon is definitely better than radeonhd :)
[18:00] <braddcadd> xrandr only allows output of 800x600 on S-video, anyone know how to change it?
[18:00] <victormanuel99> que actualizacion es
[18:00] <fosco_> !es
[18:00] <bobtheblueberry> funny.. it says "<uuid> ro quiet splash vga=792"
[18:00] <Frosty> Hello
[18:00] <th3pr0d1gy> gracias, thanks
[18:01] <Anusien> crdlb: So something like this xorg.conf? http://rafb.net/p/vcjZBc65.html
[18:01] <victormanuel99> guatzzzzzzzzz?
[18:01] <alanbshepard70> bobtheblueberry: move the cursor over to where it says quiet splash and use backspace to delete the text
[18:01] <salmon> :[
[18:01] <gavintlgold> solved my problem :)
[18:02] <weatherkid> I'm an idiot. I ran sudo tar -C/ -jxf VetTux-4.6-0.i586.tar.bz2 and it wiped everything in my /opt folder out. I have the LiveCD booted and in Try it out mode. Is there a simple way to fix the sucker or not?
[18:02] <zelda> hello, Whats an easy FTP program to use in linux?
[18:02] <zilleplus>  can anny one help i got on internet on ubuntu server (ifconfig --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/   )
[18:02] <aldipc> how do I check my filesystems using the command line? I tried fsck but it is finished in .5 seconds, the routine filesystem check at bootup is much longer....
[18:02] <Anusien> crdlb: BusID suggested by this line in lspci: 01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RS690 [Radeon X1200 Series]
[18:02] <crdlb> Anusien: yes, you'll also want to enable EXA, but that's not necessary to get 3d
[18:02] <carbine> Anyone wanna help me with nVidia 8500GT drivers? I installed the drivers from nVidia's website but I think there's an issue with the xorg.conf file that nvidia-xconfig creates...
[18:02] <jklock> Chotaz : this thread basically explains your whole problem http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=500289 - but without an answer :(
[18:03] <Anusien> crdlb: How do I enable exa?  or should I do that after I see if this worked?
[18:03] <crdlb> Anusien: I'm sure you could go without the busid
[18:03] <zilleplus>  can anny one help i got on internet on ubuntu server (ifconfig --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/   )
[18:03] <crdlb> Anusien: put Option "AccelMethod" "EXA"
[18:03] <ChotaZ_> jklock: makes me take a step back on a full linux box, my everyday is too dependant on teamspeak.
[18:03] <ChotaZ_> jklock: both work and leisure needs
[18:04] <Anusien> in Device?
[18:04] <crdlb> Anusien: in Section "Device"
[18:04] <jklock> Chotaz: you could just install a 32 bit version aswell
[18:04] <weatherkid> I'm an idiot. I ran sudo tar -C/ -jxf VetTux-4.6-0.i586.tar.bz2 and it wiped everything in my /opt folder out. I have the LiveCD booted and in Try it out mode. Is there a simple way to fix the sucker or not?
[18:04] <vocx> zilleplus, you need to formulate a better question than that. Just repeating the same line 20 times is not good enough.
[18:04] <ChotaZ_> jklock: would i still be able to provit of 4GB Ram?
[18:04] <Iceman_B^Ltop> HammerHead66: still around ?
[18:04] <Anusien> crdlb: Do I need that before I boot?
[18:05] <crdlb> Anusien: you'll want to do it eventually, and it won't hurt now
[18:05] <carbine> Whenever I run nvidia-xconfig and try to start gdm I get thrown into low-graphics mode. When I delete the xorg.conf file I can get GDM to run but desktop effects don't work.
[18:05] <alanbshepard70> weatherkid: Is there a reason you can't just re-load the livecd and start over?
[18:05] <chainsinthewall> ive been looking all over google for help getting my hp laptops wireless to work, but it seems i fail at google.
[18:05] <abtok> crdlb: i'm trying to add a mode but that seems tricky
[18:05] <zelda> nevermind. i found one myself.
[18:06] <bobtheblueberry> so it says right close to the bottom now "init: rc-default main process (5731) killed by SEGV signal"
[18:06] <lo0lol0ol> Guys how about a little game?
[18:06] <crdlb> abtok: do you understand how to use gtf?
[18:06] <lo0lol0ol> http://ptlancer.freehostia.com/
[18:06] <abtok> crdlb: it creates me two lines
[18:06] <ChotaZ_> jklock: I wouldn't have any of these problems on 32b?
[18:07] <Anusien> crdlb: I rebooted with that xorg.conf and still `glxinfo | grep -i renderer` is reporting Software Renderer.  I've got to step out though, so thanks for all your help, and if you're here when I get back I'd love some more advice
[18:07] <jklock> Chotaz: Not to my knowledge. This problem seems to be stemming from the 32bit vs 64bit crossover problem
[18:07] <jklock> Chotaz: and libraries not being able to adapt or be in the right place
[18:07] <chainsinthewall> what command to i run to find out the wirless card i have
[18:07] <zilleplus>  can anny one help i got on internet on ubuntu server (ifconfig --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/   ) i have ubuntu server 8.1 connected to a router with this comp also on connected
[18:07] <weatherkid> alanbshepard70: yes. i have a mysql server and a web server on there
[18:07] <crispy--> Wireless is slow: Problem is described here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6972729#post6972729 I think this problem is not uncommon, and yet unresolved. Please take a look and leave a reply
[18:07] <crdlb> Anusien: it would be great if you could pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log again before you go
[18:07] <bobtheblueberry> then it just says "etho0: no IPv6 routers present" and it nothing more
[18:07] <crispy--> Or help me out here :)
[18:07] <abtok> crdlb: it creates me these lines : http://pastebin.com/f71b22aec
[18:08] <ChotaZ_> jklock: can i switch to 32b version from terminal and start all over or do I need to DL the cd and reboot from it?
[18:08] <jklock> Chotaz: I am trying to find the best and easiest method for you to follow
[18:08] <crdlb> abtok: yep, that second line goes in Section "Monitor" (the first line is just a comment describing it)
[18:09] <jklock> Chotaz: you know on second thought I think you are better off where you are right now, and trying to force teamspeak to work
[18:09] <jklock> Chotaz: either way is going to be a pain
[18:09] <bobtheblueberry> is it supposed to print stuff like "Call Trace"?
[18:09] <puetzk> I had to skip installing grub as the jaunty beta installer would not let me place it on a partition, and the MBR is not the correct location (on a mactel). I put grub manually (using grub-install), but didn't get a menu.lst, so I generated one using update-grub
[18:09] <puetzk> is there anywhere that describes any other steps the installer would have done?
[18:09] <alanbshepard70> bobtheblueberry: If it's related to the nVidia driver you can try booting with  vga=792 remove from your boot line like you removed quiet splash
[18:09] <puetzk> or is that everything?
[18:10] <ChotaZ_> jklock: I wouldn't mind doing all over from scratch if I knew i wouldnt have these problems.
[18:10] <abtok> ok crdlb i will now restart x
[18:10] <jklock> Chotaz: if you are sure then read up on using all 4gb in 32 bit
[18:10] <jklock> Chotaz: it is possible
[18:10] <C0nn0R> I am trying to get mpd to work correctly with sound
[18:11] <weatherkid> alanbshepard70: yes. i have a mysql server and a web server on there
[18:11] <C0nn0R> changed the audio output to alsa in the /etc/mpd.conf but no sound on "mpc play"
[18:11] <weatherkid> alanbshepard70: yes. i have a mysql server and a web server on there
[18:11] <porter1> Anyone know if there is a free alternative to landscape?
[18:12] <kristian_> who updates brasero in the ubuntu repo?
[18:12] <weatherkid> I'm an idiot. I ran sudo tar -C/ -jxf VetTux-4.6-0.i586.tar.bz2 and it wiped everything in my /opt folder out. I have the LiveCD booted and in Try it out mode. Is there a simple way to fix the sucker or not?
[18:12] <vocx> puetzk, that seems to be everything ... but please don't ask jaunty in here.   Maybe you also need to run other program to create the kernel images?
[18:12] <pacia> ciao a tutti
[18:12] <puetzk> vocx: what's the right channel for jaunty then?
[18:12] <puetzk> sorry about that
[18:12] <kristian_> or even better, how can i find out when brasero will be updated in the ubuntu repos, its lagging many versions behind.
[18:13] <bobtheblueberry> it's locked up again..
[18:13] <alanbshepard70> !repeat | weatherkid
[18:13] <vocx> puetzk, #ubuntu+1
[18:13] <puetzk> vocx: k. I checked #jaunty, didn't guess that one. Headed over now
[18:13] <ChotaZ_> jklock: ok i'll do it, then when I'm at the 32b ill read on that. one left question before leaving, can i switch to 32b inside the 64b version or do I need to do it from the live CD?
[18:14] <ChotaZ_> !ram | ChotaZ
[18:14] <vocx> puetzk, #ubuntu+1 is always the development version, that way you don't need new channels every time
[18:15] <puetzk> vocx: makes sense, just didn't guess it.
[18:15] <puetzk> thanks
[18:15] <Barridus> is there a program or something that lets you change the size of buttons and stuff in gnome?
[18:17] <bobtheblueberry> Ubuntu won't freeze when I go into the BIOS settings and set the default graphics thing to Onboard but Xorg doesn't work
[18:17] <GAN800> Would somebody mind pointing me to a reasonable tutorial on setting up Bluetooth tethering? (AT&T, DUN)
[18:17] <ChotaZ_> !bluetooth | GAN800
[18:17] <alanbshepard70> bobtheblueberry: You can boot into a command line and reconfigure Xprg.conf
[18:18] <alanbshepard70> bobtheblueberry: *xorg.conf, search the forums for the procedure.
[18:18] <thiebaude> xorg.conf
[18:18] <cardona507> can ubuntu do cloud computing before karmic koala?
[18:19] <HammerHead66> ﻿GAN800:   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
[18:19] <bobtheblueberry> the default xorg.conf doesn't work either
[18:19] <GAN800> ChotaZ_, odd that that page never showed up on google or a search on ubuntu.com
[18:19] <Barridus> !butts
[18:19] <alanbshepard70> bobtheblueberry: You can reconfigure it, not choosing the default settings.
[18:19] <Esvandiary> aww, man... the bot doesn't know anything about butts :(
[18:19] <kitche> GAN800: then you must have been using the wrong search terms
[18:19] <HammerHead66> ﻿ GAN800: look under doc's
[18:19] <jado> crdlb: i just had a black screen when i tried to boot and i had to remove the line added to xorg.conf in order to startx correctly (i'm the person who is trying to change his resolution)
[18:19] <ChotaZ_> GAN800, ubottu ftw huh? xD
[18:20] <carbine> Ok... I've tried completely removinf the nvidia drivers and reinstalling them. Still can't get out of low graphics mode.
[18:20] <braddcadd>  xrandr only allows 800x600 for S-video, anyone know how to change it?
[18:20] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: To 640x480?
[18:20] <GAN800> kitche, bluetooth tethering ubuntu (and a variety of variations thereof) seems logical to me.
[18:21] <GAN800> kitche, but, yes, blaming the users is always super effective.
[18:21] <braddcadd> segin|kvirc, to 1024x768 to match my laptop
[18:21] <mukilan> Hi, My audio codec is not proper
[18:21] <carbine> Here's my xorg log file...
[18:21] <carbine> http://pastie.org/429959
[18:21] <kitche> GAN800: I never use a distro name in any of my searches since it's a bit easier to get generic thing then a distro specific just a hint for next time
[18:22] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: 800x600 is the highest useful resolution for S-video, and only if you are display video.
[18:22] <GAN800> kitche, thus, variations thereof
[18:22] <mukilan> How can I solve sound problem in ubundu 8.10
[18:22] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: NTSC's native display resolution is 720x480 with a 1.33:1 pixel ratio to fit a 4:3 screen
[18:22] <mukilan> Plz help
[18:22] <Code_Bleu> I ran 9.04 live cd and created 2 partitions (1 for boot,ext4) and (1 for LVM, ext4), i installed the LVM2 and update the initramfs.  Did the pvcreate, vgcreate, and created 3 logical volumes (/,swap,/home).  I formated the boot partition for ext4, i then formated the logical volumes ext4 and formatted the swap as well.  I then proceeded with the full install and mounted my boot->/boot, swap->swap, and my root->root and told the partition 
[18:22] <_garry_> Hi *
[18:22] <crdlb> jado: hmm :/ which driver are you using?
[18:23] <mukilan> hi
[18:23] <chrismn1> is it possible to get yahoo configured for evolution if you do not have yahoo mail plus?
[18:23] <braddcadd> segin|kvirc, am i forced to use another connection type?
[18:23] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: Therefore S-video should actually be used at 640x480.
[18:23] <GAN800> It's rather silly that DUN isn't integrated into nm.
[18:23] <ars14> Can someone help me to debug why I can't acces to my site by a subdomain on Ubuntu server 8.04 (apache)? I think I have well configure all files put I can't acces to my rps by http://sub/domain.com . http://domain.com
[18:23] <bobtheblueberry> weird.. I rebooted and the splash exited and it says "udevd-event[2781]: run_program: '/sbin/modprobe' abnormal exit", then a blank line and again again with PID 2847 and "Segmentation fault" is printed 15 times on the screen in with the other messages
[18:23] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: 1024x768 would be unusable for S-video for almost all practical purposes.
[18:23] <IceDaggers> Is 10 gb enough for a new Ubuntu installation?
[18:23] <_garry_> Got a (simple?) question - I got me the new Beta and want to try to install on my NC10, but I can't seem to get the image to boot -- I mounted the ISO, but it doesn't look like it contains the appropriate files to boot - the windows app in that image doesn't do anything ...
[18:24] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: Text would be unreadable under 48 points
[18:24] <weatherkid> I'm an idiot. I am running Ubuntu 8.04.2. I ran sudo tar -C/ -jxf VetTux-4.6-0.i586.tar.bz2 and it wiped everything in my /opt folder out. I have the Ubuntu LiveCD booted and in Try it out mode. Is there a simple way to fix the sucker or not?
[18:24] <thiebaude> IceDaggers: yes
[18:24] <rogle> I'm running 8.04 LTS. It's a clean install on a DELL optiplex with 2 SATA drives (no RAID configured). One boot up I keep getting a message that says ""filesystem seems mounted read-only. Skipping journal replay"  how do I avoid that?
[18:24] <_garry_> (using the Netbook edition)
[18:24] <braddcadd> segin|kvirc, i am projecting my laptop screen to my HDTV
[18:24] <marios> hi
[18:24] <rogle> marios: hi
[18:25] <braddcadd> segin|kvirc, and xrandr will only allow 800x600, and this only project about 75% of my laptop screen
[18:25] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: Does not matter.
[18:25] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: S-Video is an analog connection using NTSC signals.
[18:25] <marios> does anyone know if there is any msn im on linux which supports both video and voice calls? the linpus lite which comes with acer aspire on has one but i don't know if that im is opensource
[18:25] <Code_Bleu> incase everyone overlooked the big long paragraph i posted before, Im needing help getting LVM working on the base install of ubuntu?
[18:25] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: The very same signals used by old analog televisions.
[18:27] <maxagaz> sans and serif are special fonts or are they generic names to which point to some fonts ?
[18:27] <braddcadd> segin|kvirc, is there a way to project 100% of my laptop screen to the HDTV?
[18:27] <russian_ulysses> Hello, people ;) My sound suddenly stop working :) MPlayer says that /dev/dsp is busy, but sudo lsof /dev/dsp doesn't show any owning processes. Why is it?
[18:27] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: It will not automagically get better quality because you use a HDTV, you need to use a VGA cable
[18:27] <o0Chris0o> !list
[18:27] <weatherkid> I need help really bad. I have been on here for 30 minutes or more and no one has answered me! Please help!
[18:27] <Code_Bleu> russian_ulysses: try doing a 'sudo alsa force-reload'
[18:27] <braddcadd> segin|kvirc, not really concrened about quality...just need 100% of laptop screen projected
[18:27] <_garry_> nobody?
[18:27] <marios> ?
[18:27] <braddcadd> segin|kvirc, sounds like i need a new connection means, huh
[18:27] <HammerHead66> ﻿weatherkid: if no one has answered you it just means no one knows at this time kepp asking tho
[18:27] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: If your HDTV doesn't supprt VGA, see if it has HDMI or DVI ports
[18:27] <hyuma> !"£$5°°°°ù§°
[18:27] <hyuma> ààà
[18:27] <russian_ulysses> Code_Bleu it worked, phew :) Thanks a lot! But what may have caused that malfunction?
[18:27] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: Alternatively, run your laptop at 800x600.
[18:27] <alanbshepard70> weatherkid: Can't you save your config files, webpages and database and then transfer them to a new live session?
[18:28] <hyuma> -
[18:28] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: The 800x600 limit on S-video is not in xrandr or whatever, it's in your graphics chip.
[18:28] <hyuma> hi
[18:28] <Code_Bleu> russian_ulysses: as far as i know its a bug in 8.10...ive been having to do that ever since i upgraded to 8.10...hopefully 9.04 will be fixed
[18:28] <marios> rogle hi
[18:28] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: If your laptop has HDMI ports, you can get a HDMI cable cheap
[18:29] <marios> can you help me?
[18:29] <weatherkid> All I need is a way to restore my /opt folder!
[18:29] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: If you have DVI, DVI to HDMI cables are inexpensive
[18:29] <rogle> I'm running 8.04 LTS. It's a clean install on a DELL optiplex with 2 SATA drives (no RAID configured). One boot up I keep getting a message that says ""filesystem seems mounted read-only. Skipping journal replay" how do I avoid that?
[18:29] <iceroot> marios: no, because we dont know the question
[18:29] <segin|kvirc> weatherkid: What happened to it?
[18:29] <porter1> Anyone know why landscape is included in ubuntu by default?
[18:29] <marios> does anyone know if there is any msn im on linux which supports both video and voice calls? the linpus lite which comes with acer aspire on has one but i don't know if that im is opensource
[18:29] <vocx> weatherkid, what did you have there?
[18:29] <marios> hi iceroot
[18:29] <braddcadd> segin|kvirc, TV has HDMI conenctions but my laptop doesn't (i don't think)
[18:29] <porter1> marios, amsn
[18:29] <Barridus> how do i drag windows beyond the top of the screen with desktop effects (compiz) enabled?  alt-drag only works with it off
[18:30] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: Does your laptop have DVI or VGA outputs?
[18:30] <jklock> marios: !amsn
[18:30] <marios> porterl amsn doesn't support voicecall
[18:30] <porter1> Then I doubt there are any that do
[18:30] <HammerHead66> ﻿marios: you mean from pc to pc?
[18:30] <marios> yes
[18:30] <crdlb> Barridus: Move Windows > Constrain Y in ccsm
[18:30] <porter1> Unless you use a different protocol
[18:30] <russian_ulysses> Code_Bleu thanks for info
[18:30] <marios> the acer one im does
[18:31] <HammerHead66> ﻿marios: there is one called Ekiga softphone
[18:31] <bedo2991> I've just installed Kubuntu 8.10
[18:31] <user___> pxe booting doesnt work here, this is my cat /srv/tftp/jaunty/install/netboot/pxelinux.cfg/default | pastebinit - : http://pastebin.com/f337b9b4f. the error message on the pxe guest is: missing parameter in configuration file. could not find kernel image: linux. Any hints?
[18:31] <segin|kvirc> marcos_: Get Skype and use that. If your contacts have a problem using Skype, tell them off.
[18:31] <bedo2991> I've go problems with the resolution
[18:31] <Code_Bleu> Can someone please help me with my LVM issue?
[18:31] <bedo2991> I have to set it at 1440 x 900
[18:31] <HammerHead66> ﻿marios:  it's easy to setup and use
[18:31] <bobtheblueberry> Does anyone know _WHY_ Ubuntu freezes at boot when it sees my GeForce 2600?
[18:31] <marios> ahams ok
[18:31] <marios> i will give ekiga a try
[18:31] <bedo2991> i've tried CTRL ALT F7 and now i'm here
[18:32] <marios> does it support msn?
[18:32] <Dreaman> vulgaren1981
[18:32] <Barridus> crdlb, ok.  do you know if that will persist if i disable compiz via Appearances, then turn it on later?
[18:32] <ryanscarberry> i have a problem with aptitude not finding the repositories.
[18:32] <marios> ok thank you all!!!!
[18:32] <segin|kvirc> marcos_: Ekiga does not support MSN.
[18:32] <HammerHead66> ﻿marios: I'm unsure but I'm pretty sure it doesn't matter as long as you set it up right
[18:32] <marios> ok thank you
[18:32] <marios> i ll give it a try
[18:33] <crdlb> Barridus: the setting only affects compiz, but it should not be reset
[18:33] <segin|kvirc> marios: To the best of my knowledge, you cannot get working voice AND video with MSN on *nix
[18:33] <bedo2991> Anybody?
[18:33] <rogle> I'm running 8.04 LTS. It's a clean install on a DELL optiplex with 2 SATA drives (no RAID configured). On boot up I keep getting a message that says ""filesystem seems mounted read-only. Skipping journal replay" how do I avoid that?
[18:33] <Barridus> crdlb, ok then i'll give it a whirl, thanks
[18:33] <sobersabre> hi guys.
[18:33] <braddcadd> segin|kvirc, laptop had VGA ouput but tv does not have input
[18:33] <crdlb> Barridus: if you want to prevent your compiz configuration from changing at all, install simple-ccsm, which will give you a Custom option in Visual Effects
[18:33] <rogle> bedo2991: nobody here but us squirrels! :)
[18:33] <braddcadd> segin|kvirc, i am checking all other computers in the house for HDMI
[18:33] <toehio> Why is it that Ekiga can use my webcam but Cheese,  Camorama and Mplayer can't?
[18:33] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: Interesting. I know some TVs have VGA input
[18:34] <segin|kvirc> braddcadd: That would have solved your issues (and looked better, to boot)
[18:34] <jklock> rogle: are you using reseirsfs?
[18:34] <HammerHead66> ﻿braddcadd: what's up with HDMI?
[18:34] <bullgard4> /proc/modules includes a line "snd_hda_intel 346136 3 - Live 0xf8fc2000". What does the '3' mean?
[18:34] <rogle> yup
[18:34] <ryanscarberry> could anyone help with aptitude not wanting to locate repositories to update the system
[18:34] <rogle> jklock: yes
[18:35] <Barridus> crdlb, awesome - i had that before in a previous ubuntu, i think.  i just assumed it was something that was changed from ver to ver.  guess not!
[18:35] <jklock> rogle:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=665456
[18:35] <braddcadd> HammerHead66, i have HDMI input on TV but no output on laptop
[18:35] <jklock> rogle: also http://mandrivausers.org/index.php?showtopic=29277
[18:36] <sobersabre> can somebody please look of this: http://pastebin.com/d582f5cd
[18:36] <jklock> rogle: its nothing serious, just reiserfs being a weirdo and killing its wife process : DANG :
[18:36] <_garry_> Nobody here who used the UNR before?
[18:36] <sobersabre> this is a paste of "strace -o filename soffice"
[18:36] <twelph> Im trying to mount put a bootable image onto my USB drive, and when I use the command dd bs=8M if=image.img of=/media/SD7_ all it does is put a SD7_ file in my /media folder. Anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
[18:36] <HammerHead66> ﻿braddcadd: does it HD on video card?
[18:36] <sobersabre> my ooo started dying on me with "Floating point exception"
[18:36] <sobersabre> I have no idea why, and no idea how to fix it.
[18:37] <rogle> jklock: really? my only concern is that it *literally* takes about 30 minutes to boot.
[18:37] <braddcadd> HammerHead66, what do you mean?  the TV is an older HDTV
[18:38] <HammerHead66> ﻿braddcadd: in that case you will have to buy a converter box for it
[18:38] <jklock> rogle: does it sit for a long time at Replaying Journal ?
[18:38] <HammerHead66> ﻿braddcadd: I don't even know if they make them for HDMI
[18:38] <bullgard4> sobersabre: This is a severe error, I believe. i.) Check your computer for hardware errors. ii.) Deinstall Oo.o and re-install it.
[18:39] <orlando> alguie sabe donde se guardan los archivos de configuracion de OO3
[18:39] <rogle> jklock: yes. I'm sure it's because I have a 250GB partition on there. If I make it a 20GB partition, it doesn't take as long.
[18:39] <braddcadd> segin|kvirc, thanks
[18:40] <jerome_> just upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10 and my gnome desktop seems to crash about once an hour. And it pulls up the login screen. any ideas?
[18:40] <MeoNOOB> how do i install programs to my user home dir on a acount without sudo ?
[18:40] <HammerHead66> ﻿ ﻿braddcadd: they do have them they are like 80 USD
[18:41] <rogle> jklock: I guess my thing is...am I the only person trying touse reiserfs on a large drive?
[18:41] <jklock> rogle: got some stuff for you to read
[18:41] <kitche> MeoNOOB: well if your compiling jsut make srue either prefix or DESTDIR is pointed to the users home directory or in ~/bin which is what I use a lot
[18:41] <jklock> rogle: h/o
[18:41] <suki> hey guys is there a program good for converting mp3 to wav for ubuntu
[18:42] <Humanoid> Does the ubuntu install CD have an ssh server on it?  I cannot find the package list for the CD>
[18:42] <MeoNOOB> i mean using apt-get
[18:42] <jklock> rogle: http://www.justlinux.com/forum/showthread.php?p=801958 - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=207726 - http://en.opensuse.org/SDB:Systems_with_reiserfs_and_lvm_Take_Too_Long_to_Boot
[18:42] <HammerHead66> ﻿Humanoid: server is a different ISO
[18:43] <jerome_> just upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10 and my gnome desktop seems to crash about once an hour. And it pulls up the login screen. any ideas?
[18:43] <Humanoid> Does anybody know where I can find the package list for the live install CD?
[18:44] <Humanoid> HammerHead66: I'm asking about sshd.
[18:44] <HammerHead66> ﻿jerome_: u sure the screen saver isn't on and asking you for login?
[18:44] <HammerHead66> ﻿Humanoid: O my bad
[18:44] <rogle> jklock: thanks! I'll go read!
[18:44] <MeoNOOB> !seen NeoMob
[18:44] <jklock> rogle: np :)
[18:44] <jklock> Humanoid: http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=ubuntu
[18:45] <jklock> Humanoid: also open /casper/filesystem.manifest on the live cd
[18:45] <MeoNOOB> any one using BitchX ?
[18:45] <BrixSat> hello
[18:45] <carbine> Anyone here at all willing to help me with these nvidia drivers before I light my computer on fire?
[18:45] <Humanoid> jklock: I know ubuntu has sshd, I'm asking about the live CD itself.
[18:46] <mneptok> MeoNOOB: type "date" in a temrinal
[18:46] <MeoNOOB> any BitchX peeps in here ?
[18:46] <BrixSat> how can i fix this? ssl_error_rx_record_too_long
[18:46] <HammerHead66> ﻿carbine: let me guess you have the 6150 right?
[18:46] <neo_> hi guys
[18:46] <carbine> 8500GT
[18:46] <jerome_> it crashes when i'm doing something so must not be anything to do with the screen saver
[18:46] <neo_> oops..
[18:46] <neo_> busy place
[18:46] <MeoNOOB> screw you PIGS
[18:46] <neo_> :)
[18:46] <jklock> Humanoid: thats what I am telling you about  -  Does anybody know where I can find the package list for the live install CD?
[18:46] <keresa> hi all
[18:47] <SeViLLa> hey i just did a upgrade from hardy to 8.10 now when i turn my computer on it says it cant detect my display settings and my graphic card (ati rv250 9000) i installed the drivers but nothing...any thoughts
[18:47] <HammerHead66> ﻿carbine:http://paste.ubuntu.com/139399/    try this out for size
[18:47] <carbine> hammerhead66: I can run at 1440x900 if I don't have a xorg.conf file, but if I run nvidia-xconfig and restart GDM I get thrown into low graphics mode.
[18:47] <neo_> if I ask my problem here, I fear it will be lost in the crowd
[18:47] <neo_> :(
[18:47] <zilleplus> hey guy's i got ubuntu server8.1 on simple router (LAN) with this comp and internet ofcourse but can't got internet on server.( ifconfig give's the result: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/ )
[18:47] <jerome_> HammerHead66 it crashes when i'm doing something so must not be anything to do with the screen saver
[18:47] <carbine> HammerHead66: That tells me to do something with ATI drivers. I have an nvidia card.
[18:48] <SeViLLa> hey i just did a upgrade from hardy to 8.10 now when i turn my computer on it says it cant detect my display settings and my graphic card (ati rv250 9000) i installed the drivers but nothing...any thoughts
[18:48] <neo_> I am trying to run Aptana on Ubuntu with a script, and get permission denied
[18:48] <Humanoid> jklock: I cannot see the live CD package list on the distrowatch page you linked to.  Also, I'm not going to download 600 megs just to find out if it has one package on it.  Most distributions have a package list for their CD's on their website.
[18:48] <zilleplus> hey guy's i got ubuntu server8.1 on simple router (LAN) with this comp and internet ofcourse but can't got internet on server.( ifconfig give's the result: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/ )
[18:48] <Serraphyn> neo_, does it require sudo?
[18:48] <neo_> i tried sudo
[18:48] <carbine> Drivers worked fine til this last stupid update, then everything went to hell.
[18:49] <HammerHead66> ﻿carbine:http://paste.ubuntu.com/139399/ go here
[18:49] <neo_> but does not work
[18:49] <zilleplus> hey guy's i got ubuntu server8.1 on simple router (LAN) with this comp and internet ofcourse but can't got internet on server.( ifconfig give's the result: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/ )
[18:49] <Serraphyn> neo_: nothing has pid locked like a running apt or anything?
[18:49] <HammerHead66> ﻿jerome_: what are you doing when it crashes
[18:49] <neo_> no
[18:49] <jiffe20> alright, I just installed libgtk2.0-dev which put its files in /usr/include/gtk-2.0/gtk, but all files reference <gtk/file.h>, creating a symlink /usr/include/gtk to /usr/include/gtk2.0/gtk just causes more problems
[18:49] <carbine> HammerHead66: You've already sent me there once. Like I said, I have an NVIDIA card.
[18:50] <neo_> no upadtes or anything running
[18:50] <Skiessi> for some reason, video thumbnails have empty space around them in icons in nautilus, when viewing with 150% or higher. that's stupid. can I set it not to be stupid?
[18:50] <jerome_> hammerhead66 usually just a browser and email client
[18:50] <neo_> besides, Wine atleast attempts to star exe
[18:50] <Serraphyn> zilleplus: did you setup a gateway?
[18:50] <Skiessi> I remeber that it wasn't this way some time ago
[18:50] <jerome_> nothing special I don't thing
[18:50] <[47]> im getting an error when i access my server trough ssl -->  ssl_error_rx_record_too_long
[18:50] <HammerHead66> ﻿carbine: were you able to down load drivers?
[18:50] <zilleplus> well is set my dhcp server on and th gateway from my router is the same of my server
[18:50] <Skiessi> *remember
[18:50] <carbine> HammerHead66: I've installed nvidia's native drivers.
[18:51] <neo_> I am trying to run Aptana on Ubuntu with a script, and get permission denied
[18:51] <carbine> HammerHead66: After that's over and nvidia's installer creates a xorg.conf file I run into issues.
[18:51] <HammerHead66> ﻿carbine: did you install them like i have them posted?
[18:51] <Serraphyn> can you ping the gateway from the server?
[18:51] <jklock> Humanoid: http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/ you can start there
[18:51] <[47]>  neo_ are you sudo?
[18:51] <zilleplus> yes i can ping it
[18:51] <neo_> well I am an administrator...
[18:51] <neo_> username neo...
[18:52] <Serraphyn> zilleplus: can you ping the outside IP from your ISP?
[18:52] <Humanoid> jklock: I'm not a newbie.  Thanks for trying to help me, but it doesn't look like you can.
[18:52] <zilleplus> wath is the ISP??
[18:52] <jklock> Humanoid: thanks for googling btw.
[18:52] <neo_> [47]: is that wht u asked?
[18:52] <Serraphyn> >.<
[18:52] <Skiessi> how long time should I wait before repeating the question?
[18:52] <jimmy51_home> how do i create an NTFS partition on my new USB drive, /dev/sdc ? (from the terminal)
[18:52] <Serraphyn> ISP = Internet Service Provider
[18:52] <[47]> neo_:  type "sudo" before the comand
[18:52] <sobersabre> bullgard4: what h/w errors do you think I should test for ?
[18:52] <sobersabre> the machine works fine.
[18:52] <HammerHead66> ﻿carbine:are you there?
[18:53] <carbine> HammerHead66: yes.
[18:53] <Humanoid> jklock: I know ALL about packages.ubuntu.com, I've used it millions of times.  I KNOW ubuntu HAS sshd.  packages.ubuntu.com doesn't say anything about what's included in the live CD.
[18:53] <neo_> yes, i run it with sudo
[18:53] <Serraphyn> zilleplus: you have a router?
[18:53] <zilleplus> ooh does it has an ip
[18:53] <neo_> it does not work
[18:53] <zilleplus> yes
[18:53] <HammerHead66> ﻿carbine: did you install like i have it posted?
[18:53] <zilleplus> i tryed to ping it
[18:53] <zilleplus> network unreacheble
[18:53] <carbine> HammerHead66: I HAVE AN NVIDIA CARD.
[18:53] <Serraphyn> hmm
[18:53] <carbine> HammerHead66: NOT ATI.
[18:53] <neo_> I am trying to run Aptana on Ubuntu with a script, and get permission denied
[18:53] <carbine> HammerHead66: 3rd time I've stated this.
[18:54] <HammerHead66> ﻿carbine: ok have a nice day I hope you find someone to help you
[18:54] <Serraphyn> zilleplus:  well this is one reason I don't like DHCP personally but anyways
[18:54] <kitche> Humanoid: the sshd server is not on the livecd as a runnable anyways
[18:54] <carbine> HammerHead66: I think I'm just going to shoot myself.
[18:54] <zilleplus> wath shell i do now??
[18:54] <sky_1> how i can hide/ change to show pages which os i have ?
[18:54] <HammerHead66> ﻿carbine: no need for all of that just keep looking
[18:54] <Humanoid> Kitche: Thank you.  That's what I needed to know.
[18:54] <bullgard4> sobersabre: i.) intermittent contacts, ii.) RAM test, iii.) a specific hardware testing program for your hard drive. (Just to name the most common culprits.)
[18:55] <jimmy51_home> how do i create an NTFS partition on my new USB drive, /dev/sdc ? (from the terminal)
[18:55] <carbine> HammerHead66: At all these guides that tell me to enable restricted drivers that don't work, or to install native drivers from nvidia that don't work?
[18:55] <cubas> hey, my apt-get installation of nmap stuck on processing triggers for man-db for more than 10 minutes, is it OK
[18:55] <Serraphyn> zilleplus: before you go to far, try sudo cat /etc/resolv.conf and see if its got your DNS in it
[18:55] <sobersabre> bullgard4: what do you mean "intermittent" contacts ?
[18:55] <HammerHead66> ﻿carbine: are you using 8.04
[18:55] <sobersabre> bad contacts ?
[18:55] <user___> jimmy51_home: try fdisk or cfdisk
[18:55] <furenku_> a quick question; why is there a "/build" directory inside "/lib/modules/2.6.24-19-generic/" and not inside "/lib/modules/2.6.24-19-rt"? If I'm compiling kernel modules from generic, can I apply them to the -rt kernel?
[18:55] <justin420> Can someone point me in the direction of a good howto to get get internet time syncing working on the desktop version of ubuntu 8.10?
[18:55] <neo_> I am trying to run Aptana on Ubuntu with a script, and get permission denied
[18:55] <carbine> HammerHead66: 8.10
[18:56] <zilleplus> just got nameserver 192.168.0.1
[18:56] <HammerHead66> ﻿carbine: switch back to 8.04 it is more stable
[18:56] <jimmy51_home> thanks user___
[18:56] <carbine> ...
[18:56] <Serraphyn> justin420: http://tinyurl.com/daokhq
[18:56] <zilleplus> taths the one from my router
[18:56] <justin420> Serraphyn, thx :D
[18:56] <alec> Hi.  I'm having a sound problem.  I'm running Ibex and have a SB Live sound card.  The output sound is GREAT.  It's the MIC that I'm having problems with.  If I open and record my voice on the microphone, I can BARELY hear myself.  It sounds very distorted.  Any suggestions?
[18:57] <bullgard4> sobersabre: 'intermittent contact' is a terminus technicus. Loosely: loose contact, loose connection, slack joint.
[18:57] <Serraphyn> zilleplus: I'd suggest manually configuring your card, specially for a server, and adding in your ISPs DNS servers.
[18:57] <zilleplus> yo got manual for that??
[18:57] <afief> I have a laptop with a small keyboard, so I connected a USB keyboard for easier typing. but I am unable to change the keyboard layout on the usb keyboard, it only works on the laptop's keyboard. Anybody knows this werid bug?
[18:57] <neo_> I am trying to run Aptana on Ubuntu with a script, and get permission denied, tried sudo but does not work
[18:57] <Serraphyn> zilleplus: http://tinyurl.com/d76ew6
[18:58] <user___> neo_: what is aptana?
[18:58] <zilleplus> serraphyn do you have skype??,
[18:58] <Serraphyn> afief: its not a bug, its the keyboard you setup when you install Ubuntu for the first time. You need to either change keyboard layout or reinstall
[18:58] <Serraphyn> zilleplus: nope
[18:58] <zubuntu> hello .how to know connection speed ubuntu
[18:59] <neo_> user____: its an eclipse based IDE for lot of things
[18:59] <afief> Serraphyn: I don't understand. All layouts work fine with one, but they don't with the other
[18:59] <zilleplus> Serraphyn this is the same problems from me : http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-588899.html
[18:59] <rakudave> alec: have you adjusted the apm-sliders for the mic?
[19:00] <alec> rakudave: yeah.
[19:00] <user___> neo_: please pastebin an ls -al
[19:00] <neo_> zubuntu:I guess in system monitor...
[19:00] <alec> rakudave: I opened the ALSA MIXER and made adjustments there.
[19:01] <neo_> user____:drwxrwxrwx  7 neo  neo     4096 2009-03-29 00:05 .
[19:01] <neo_> drwxr-xr-x 50 neo  neo     4096 2009-03-29 00:13 ..
[19:01] <neo_> drwxrwxrwx  2 root root    4096 2009-03-24 08:54 about_files
[19:01] <neo_> -rw-rw-rw-  1 root root     577 2009-03-24 08:46 about.html
[19:01] <neo_> drwxrwxrwx  2 root root    4096 2009-03-28 23:18 aptana_icons
[19:01] <neo_> -rwxrwxrwx  1 root root   29128 2009-03-24 08:46 AptanaStudio
[19:01] <FloodBot1> neo_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:01] <dreamy> is there any linux live cd ?
[19:01] <dreamy> i mean ubuntu live cd
[19:01] <dreamy> ...
[19:01] <Serraphyn> zilleplus: did you read http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/how-to-configure-lan-card-in-ubuntu-8.1-696607/
[19:01] <user___> !pastebin | neo_
[19:01] <grawity> dreamy: Yes.
[19:01] <rakudave> alec: are you also using alsa for recording? check in System--Sound if it is still on autodetect
[19:01] <alec> rakudave: any other suggest?
[19:02] <alec> rakudave: checking...
[19:02] <Serraphyn> afief: if you don't understand keyboard layout and how it works I'd suggest some googling and reading on it
[19:02] <Patg7590> can I enable advanced or even regular desktop settings on an integrated video card? Do i just need better drivers or somethiing?
[19:02] <Patg7590> is this even the right place to be asking?
[19:02] <grawity> dreamy: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu - those are LiveCDs.
[19:03] <becomingGuru> I want to re-install transmission client on my system
[19:03] <dreamy> grawity: what abou something like this " .. grub rescue disk " . does this exists ?
[19:03] <becomingGuru> What is the command for tht
[19:03] <alec> rakudave: for sound capture it reads "ALSA"
[19:03] <neo_> here is the right way: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139703/
[19:03] <[47]> im getting an error when i access my server trough ssl -->  ssl_error_rx_record_too_long
[19:03] <cubas> what is /etc/profile.d/ directory for ?
[19:03] <alec> rakudave: not SB LIVE
[19:03] <becomingGuru> sudo apt-get reinstall transmission
[19:03] <neo_> user____:http://paste.ubuntu.com/139703/
[19:03] <dreamy> grawity: my sistem doesnt knows where linux is . at his time ... i lost system when tryng to install xp
[19:03] <Serraphyn> Patg7590: depends on the video card type, memory, age, speed, GPU... most cards can enable it, just can it 'handle' it is another matter
 i read your link but i got that alleready set up
[19:03] <onats> what's the command for iptables to show all rules?
[19:03] <gren420> has anyone here got two-fingered scrolling to work?
[19:03] <Patg7590> its an hp pavilion tower
[19:03] <Patg7590> 2.2 amd 64 1 gb ram
[19:04] <bullgard4> Patg7590: This is the proper channel to discuss. But you did not say what do you mean by "advanced regular desktop settings".
[19:04] <Serraphyn> zilleplus: thought you said it was setup with DHCP?
[19:04] <Patg7590> i would ideally like to use compiz
[19:04] <zilleplus> look i send my if config in bastebin:
[19:04] <rakudave> alec: hmm... can't think of anything else :-/
[19:04] <Patg7590> but i cant enable any desktop settings in appearance
[19:04] <Patg7590> other than the basic red slash thru one
[19:04] <alec> rakudave: woudl i set that to sb live then?
[19:04] <zilleplus> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139623/
[19:04] <Serraphyn> Patg7590: is compwiz installed?
[19:04] <Patg7590> yes but if i try to use it everything goes white
[19:05] <[47]> exit
[19:05] <user___> neo_: the perms of runAptana.sh look ok, what gives: cat runAptana.sh?
[19:05] <J_Litewski> can i safely remove nVidia stuff if i don't have an nVidia card?
[19:05] <rakudave> alec: you might play around with it, yes
[19:05] <Patg7590> i enabled spaces and they went white i had to reboot
[19:05] <zilleplus> my adress from router http://192.168.0.1/
[19:05] <Serraphyn> zilleplus: first off you said your router is 192.168.0.1 right?
[19:05] <alec> rakudave:....trying...
[19:05] <zilleplus> yes
[19:05] <dreamy> anyone helping ? .. grub is not starting at startup? how can i rescue ?
[19:05] <Serraphyn> Why is your DHCP setting up on different class Cs?
[19:05] <bullgard4> Patg7590: Please always prepend your message with the nick of your adressee. --  I cannot help you with Compiz because I do not use it.
[19:05] <neo_> user_____:#!/bin/bash
[19:05] <neo_> export MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME=/usr/lib/xulrunner
[19:05] <neo_> /home/neo/aptana  #filepath to Aptana folder
[19:05] <zilleplus> i know it is wrong http://192.168.122
[19:05] <user___> !grub | dreamy
[19:06] <zilleplus> can't be but it is like that
[19:06] <dreamy> ty alot ..
[19:06] <zilleplus> thats my problem
[19:06] <zilleplus> reinstalled 21 time still the sam
[19:06] <zilleplus> e
[19:06] <Serraphyn> >.< That is why I gave you a link to do a MANUAL setup not DHCP.
[19:06] <gren420> can anyone help me with a two-fingered scrolling issue?
[19:06] <zilleplus> oooh so you do manual wath th dhcp does
[19:06] <zilleplus> now i get it
[19:06] <user___> neo_: i am not sure it consists only of three lines, please pastebin
[19:07] <Patg7590> @ Serraphyn- yes compiuz is installed but, can it work without any advanced desktop settinbgs turned on? I enabled spaces in compiz and then the screen went white, spaces worked but only two white desktops, i had to reboot
[19:07] <user___> neo_: do command | pastebinit -
[19:07] <neo_> user____:well it is 3 lines
[19:07] <Serraphyn> Patg7590: what video card do you have? did you check to see if its able to run  compwiz?
[19:07] <neo_> user____: I took from here: http://maketecheasier.com/install-aptana-studio-in-ubuntu-intrepid/2009/03/23
[19:07] <gren420> I can't get two-fingered scrolling to work any help?
[19:08] <Patg7590> @ Serraphyn- its integrated- on this hp poavilion -it has an 2.2ghz amd 64 processor-1GB RAM- its kinda old
[19:08] <user___> neo_: /home/user/aptana is an executable?
[19:08] <Patg7590> @ Serraphyn-  do i need special drivers or is it just too weak?
[19:09] <Serraphyn> Patg7590: I'd say get the model number off the side or bottom since thats where it is on most HP, and go to www.hp.com and look at what kind fo card you have.
[19:09] <Serraphyn> Patg7590: Without know what card you have I couldn't tell you either way
[19:09] <Patg7590> @ Serraphyn- i did that it just says integrated with 64mb memory
[19:09] <Serraphyn> Patg7590: did you just install Ubuntu?
[19:09] <gren420> I can't get two-fingered scrolling to work any help?
[19:09] <Patg7590> @ Serraphyn-  yes :-[
[19:09] <Serraphyn> Whats the model number Patg7590
[19:09] <Patg7590> @ Serraphyn-  a737n
[19:10] <becomingGuru> How do I reinstall transmission client...
[19:10] <neo_> user____: well the checkbox in permission shows a horizontal line and not a check..ca i make it sure?
[19:10] <becomingGuru> whats the sudo command?
[19:10] <Serraphyn> Patg7590:  one sec I'll tell you
[19:10] <Patg7590> @ Serraphyn-  you're my hero
[19:10] <Serraphyn> becomingGuru: Sudo is the command you use to run as if you where root
[19:10] <kdb424> I'm trying to set up xdmcp from my Ubuntu 8.10 (Macbook Pro Host) to my Debian eee pc (client) can someone please help me out. I have no idea where to start and googled for at least 2 hours
[19:10] <Serraphyn> similar to su -c in other distros of linux
[19:11] <Daremonai> whenever i checkout from a repo on my server, I get that it's been permanently moved, please relocate.. how do i fix that?
[19:11] <becomingGuru> I mean sudo apt-get reinstall transmission??
[19:11] <gren420> I can't get two-fingered scrolling to work any help?
[19:11] <becomingGuru> does that work?
[19:11] <user___> neo_: recheck step 4 from the howto. make sure your file runaptana.sh is identical to the guide. its not yet (judging from your channel paste, please do pastebin next time)
[19:11] <OiPenguin_> Vertical scroll on touchpad not working in 9.04 beta. Is there anything I can do before reporting a bug? (Yes, enable vertical scrolling is ticked in System --> Preferences --> Mouse)
[19:12] <bout10bucks> becomingGuru: why do you need to reinstall
[19:12] <Serraphyn> Patg7590: Just for reference that thing has a free AGP slot in it, might look at spending 40-50$ and get a decent video card with more vid ram, but let me see if I can't figure out the card still one sec
[19:12] <jerome_> just upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10 and my gnome desktop seems to crash about once an hour. And it pulls up the login screen. any ideas?
[19:12] <Patg7590> @ Serraphyn- yeah I might end up doing that but I got this rip for free so I was just getting it up and running
[19:12] <becomingGuru> bout10bucks: Its acting wierd... I'd rather reinstall than go tho all config preferences
[19:13] <Patg7590> @ Serraphyn-  rig*
[19:13] <ScottG> Where can I go in GConf to edit keyboard shortcuts. The normal keyboard shortcuz thing doesn't seem to be responding to when I change it
[19:13] <oCean_> OiPenguin_: all jaunty discussions/issues go in #ubuntu+1 channel please
[19:13] <bout10bucks> sudo apt-get autoremove transmission --purge (purges your configuration)
[19:13] <OiPenguin_> oCean_: Thanks. I looked for a *beta group but couldn't find one.
[19:14] <neo_> user____: I have just changed the path to the aptana folder, that's all
[19:14] <ScottG> bout10bucks: Why would I want to purge it?
[19:14] <bout10bucks> then can reinstall with sudo apt-get install transmission
[19:14] <ScottG> bout10bucks: What does that do exactly?
[19:14] <user___> neo_: you need to point to an executable, not just a path
[19:14] <bout10bucks> purges configuration
[19:14] <ScottG> bout10bucks: Wouldnt it totally wipe out all the configurations I have in there?
[19:15] <cubas> where the hell is PATH variable in ubuntu
[19:15] <cubas> I've searched everything
[19:15] <bout10bucks> if its acting funny you dont want to use the same configuration that caused it to act that way
[19:15] <Serraphyn> Patg7590: tbh looking at the specs on that video I wouldn't want to run compwiz, or even a heavy Window Manager like KDE, might even just want to go with XFCE since it steals system ram for video ram.
[19:15] <cubas> please help somebody
[19:16] <ScottG> bout10bucks: Yea but just wiping out all of the configurations could really screw me up
[19:16] <neo_> user____: it's a java program.. no executable..... besides guide sys to point to "Aptana Folder".. sorry if I am wrong.. thanks
[19:16] <oCean_> cubas: you can modify the PATH variable in your ~/.profile
[19:17] <oCean_> cubas: expand your PATH variable like so: PATH=$PATH:/my/new/bin
[19:17] <cubas> oCean_, but it's not the place where is the original PATH variable set
[19:17] <Patg7590> @ Serraphyn-  thanks anyways i just found a box of vid ccards -ill give em a go
[19:17] <Serraphyn> Patg7590: Congrats
[19:17] <Serraphyn> I suggest nvidia :)
[19:17] <Patg7590> @ Serraphyn- Thanks for the help!
[19:17] <Serraphyn> Np hun
[19:17] <bout10bucks> ScottG: ok leave off the --purge I suppose it depends on "acting funny"
[19:17] <Patg7590> @ Serraphyn- theyre not labeled at all
[19:18] <oCean_> cubas: I think it is in file called login.defs
[19:18] <Serraphyn> Patg7590: unless somsone scraped serial numbers and card info off them, you can figure out which is which
[19:18] <Serraphyn> I would suggest doing so before installing them so you know what your putting in and what to setup
[19:18] <oCean_> cubas: /etc/login.defs in configfile for "login"
[19:18] <ScottG> bout10bucks: Well I go to System > Prefs > Keyboard Shortcuts. And when i change a keyboard shortcut in there, it doesnt do anything, it just stays how it was before
[19:19] <gren420> can anyone help me set up two-fingered scrolling
[19:19] <kristian42> I managed to mess up my Gnome menu of my wine applications, and thought maybe I could just remove & reinstall wine. But I'm not getting any wine menu in the gnome panel. Anyone know hot to restore it ?
[19:19] <efeX^> Hey, how come my terminal window size settings aren't saving when I close it? They used to.
[19:19] <bout10bucks> ScottG: I thought you were reinstalling transmission?
[19:20] <weatherkid> What is the Qt4 Libraries called?
[19:20] <cubas> oCean_, thank you, and do you know if the /etc/ptofile.d/ is meant to store scripts with setting environment variables for particular apps ?
[19:20] <anom01y> why does lpr -P Brother ./file.txt     not work (Brother doesnt exist) when lpstat -a shows Brother at the top of the list ?
[19:20] <Frijolie> i'm trying to set up FTP via Filezilla
[19:20] <gren420> can anyone help me set up two-fingered scrolling?
[19:20] <Frijolie> I guess the Linux version is only the client
[19:20] <cubas> oCean_, it is done in slackware like this and it is very handy
[19:20] <Frijolie> to serve files, do you have to install FTP server software in Ubuntu beforehand?
[19:20] <ScottG> bout10bucks: I don't even know what transmission is lol. I just want to change some keyboard shortcuts and when i change them i nthe Keyboard Shortcuts window they dont change
[19:21] <Serraphyn> kristian42: have you tired restarting X?
[19:21] <gren420> can anyone help me set up two-fingered scrolling?
[19:21] <oCean_> cubas: not sure about that
[19:21] <kristian42> Serraphyn: Yes, but still not wine. Maybe I should have a glass instead ;)
[19:21] <efeX^> Hey, how come my terminal window size settings aren't saving when I close it? They used to.
[19:21] <bout10bucks> ScottG: haha i think i was helping 2 different people
[19:22] <ScottG> oh lol
[19:22] <Serraphyn> kristian42: strange that is
[19:22] <cubas> oCean_, there is always a problem that each distro has different way of loading the env vars...like (login-shell=profile) (non-login-interaktive-shell=.bashrc)...but it's not standard at all
[19:22] <Serraphyn> did you try opening a terminal and type winecfg
[19:23] <efeX^> anyone know? D:
[19:24] <oCean_> cubas: Indeed. Even so Ubuntu is an LSB distro, and I think that LSB specification requires that logins source the files in /etc/profile.d, each distro has it's own ways
[19:24] <bout10bucks> ScottG: you select the action you want to change (I always do run terminal) and press the key bindings you want, and it doesn't stay?
[19:24] <kristian42> Serraphyn: I can't really see what I'm supposed to be looking for in winecfg
[19:25] <Serraphyn> kristian42: make sure it loads, apply -> save -> is wine in menu now?
[19:26] <Serraphyn> efeX^: what version are you in?
[19:26] <efeX^> 8.10
[19:26] <efeX^> It worked last week now it doesn't
[19:26] <Serraphyn> efeX^: Does ntohing save or is it colours or fonts?
[19:26] <efeX^> It saves colors/fonts etc.
[19:26] <efeX^> Just not window size.
[19:26] <Frijolie> guess I stumped everybody
[19:26] <Frijolie> that doesn't happen often
[19:27] <kristian42> Serraphyn: Nada
[19:27] <m4rk> when I click the power button in the top right hand corner on ubuntu, both the top and bottom toolbars disappear. how do I fix it?
[19:27] <Frijolie> m4rk, don't press the button
[19:27] <Serraphyn> kristian42: when you installed you installed the Package for wine thats GUI right?
[19:27] <m4rk> Frijolie: lol thanks
[19:28] <skjelmose> I have sound problems with ubuntu 9.10 after the upgrade -any bugs reported?
[19:28] <Serraphyn> efeX^: Ah yes that happens to me too. its annoying... have you tried creating a seperate new profile?
[19:28] <efeX^> No i haven't, will try that now :P
[19:28] <a5x7> Does anyone know how i can set my ubuntu file browser to always show hidden files, instead of me having to goto view then select it each time?
[19:28] <Frijolie> skjelmose, yes, 9.10 is Beta..not released or for production yet
[19:28] <user___> !jaunty > skjelmose join #ubuntu+1
[19:28] <kristian42> Serraphyn: I only have one wine package
[19:28] <skjelmose> Frijolie: Yes i know
[19:29] <oCean_> skjelmose: all jaunty discusions/issues still go in #ubuntu+1 channel
[19:29] <Serraphyn> kristian42: you could just make a launcher on desktop wine /path/to/program/file.exe
[19:29] <sky_1> s
[19:29] <Sapta> I want to install linux completely on a 10 GB partition. But the partition table is allowing me to only set it as swap or root directory.
[19:29] <sky_1> hm
[19:29] <efeX^> Didn't work serra.
[19:29] <Frijolie> aint nobody up in here that knows about FTP?
[19:29] <melik> http://digg.com/linux_unix/18_Second_Boot_Time_Ubuntu_Jaunty_9_04_Beta << can you guys help dig that?
[19:29] <Sapta> Hoew do i put both into that 10 gb partition?
[19:29] <bonhoffer> any recommended video editors?
[19:29] <skjelmose> oCean_: thanks
[19:29] <bonhoffer> well supported for ubuntu?
[19:30] <bonhoffer> having trouble with kino
[19:30] <wolter> !enter | bonhoffer
[19:30] <Serraphyn> Frijolie: probably but sometimes we can only help 11 people at once, so if you can't be patient and wait, perhaps spend the time on google.com
[19:30] <Hobz> Hi, I'm having trouble getting the audio to work with vlc under Ibex.  I've played with the output settings (oss, alsa, etc.) but it isn't working!  Any advice?
[19:30] <oCean_> melik: all jaunty discussion go in #ubuntu+1 channel, please
[19:30] <Frijolie> Serraphyn, you think I would be stupid enough to come here first without googlin'?
[19:30] <m4rk> lots of applicatons give me this error Session management error: Authentication Rejected, reason : None of the authentication protocols specified are supported and host-based authentication failed
[19:30] <m4rk> opera: Module initialization failure.  (-2036)
[19:30] <user___> Sapta: what do you mean by "the partition table allows only to.."?
[19:30] <m4rk> oops sorry
[19:30] <natrixnatrix89> Hi does anyone know anything about bluetooth audio on intrepid?
[19:30] <kristian42> Serraphyn: I used wineshelllink to make a desktop icon. That'll do
[19:30] <kristian42> Serraphyn: Thanks
[19:30] <bonhoffer> any recommended video editors? i am having trouble with kino, namely raw1394 kernel module not loaded . ..
[19:30] <Serraphyn> There ya go kristian42
[19:30] <anom01y> I'm not sure if lpstat displays the name of the printer, or just the description, however, I cannot get my printer to work with the LPR command..any suggestions ?
[19:31] <remotecocoa> Is it possible to connect from Linux to MacOSX and run Cocoa apps remotely? If so, what software do I need on the Linux end?
[19:31] <Isaac_K> packed in here
[19:31] <user___> anom01y: quick shot. maybe lpr =|= cups? ubuntu uses cups.
[19:32] <Serraphyn> efeX^: let me see if I can figure this out
[19:32] <Isaac_K> is there an #ubuntusocial?
[19:32] <efeX^> Okay, thanks serra
[19:32] <thrillERboy> hey guys
[19:32] <Hobz> anybody?  VLC audio not working, yet all other audio works?
[19:32] <oCean_> Isaac_K: it's #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:32] <user___> !offtopic > Isaac_K
[19:32] <thrillERboy> how to enable compiz fusion settings?
[19:32] <Frijolie> Hobz, turn the volume up in VLC
[19:32] <Sapta> well, when editing the partitions I can select only one option from the drop down menu. I think the only two related options are swap and ext3 formatting for root directory
[19:32] <Hobz> Frijolie, already at 100
[19:32] <Alex_21> Which file to I edit to get the regular repositories and disable my cdrom repositories?
[19:32] <Alex_21> Please
[19:32] <Isaac_K> thanks
[19:32] <thrillERboy> I've compiz fusion installed to synaptic
[19:32] <SlimeyPete> Hobz: I think you can choose different sound output modules in the VLC settings menus
[19:32] <SlimeyPete> try changing to a different one
[19:32] <Hobz> Alex_21, /etc/apt/sources.list
[19:32] <natrixnatrix89> thrillerboy: go to add remove apps and search for compiz
[19:32] <Frijolie> Hobz, well turn it to 99 or 101
[19:32] <Hobz> or something
[19:33] <Ubuntunub> I have a huge problem with updates- updates won't work and i had to use recovery mode,,, i need someone to look at the paste bin to understand
[19:33] <zilleplus> anny one knows wath this means: SIOCSIFFLAGS: cannot assign requested arddress
[19:33] <Hobz> SlimeyPete, I've been through ALSA and OSS modules.  Same problem
[19:33] <Ubuntunub> can someone help me plz
[19:33] <thrillERboy> did i got a reply? I just cleared the screen :/
[19:33] <zilleplus> anny one knows wath this means: SIOCSIFFLAGS: cannot assign requested address
[19:33] <Frijolie> Hobz, sounds like a PulseAudio issue
[19:33] <waldir> Is it possible to change the password masking character?
[19:33] <efeX^> Ubuntunub: What's the problem
[19:33] <Sapta> now if i select ext3 formatting and set mount point / and click forward, it says I need to set a swap space :/
[19:33] <black-bullet> what drivers should i get for my ati hd4850?
[19:33] <natrixnatrix89> thrillerboy: go to add remove apps
[19:33] <_Brun0_> Is there a simple way to open windows network dir on ubuntu?
[19:33] <bonhoffer> perhaps open movie editor
[19:33] <anom01y> user___, ok well can I still make it work ?
[19:33] <natrixnatrix89> and searh for compiz
[19:34] <bonhoffer> i am looking for something that is supported on freenode
[19:34] <Hobz> Frijolie, I installed the vlc-plugin-pulseaudio package, same problem
[19:34] <Ubuntunub> efeX^: got this error message " E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[19:34] <Ubuntunub> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[19:34] <lacie> hey guys
[19:34] <tritium> _Brun0_: Places -> Network
[19:34] <efeX^> Ubuntunub: did you run sudo dpkg --configure -a
[19:34] <Frijolie> Hobz, I was having sound issues myself until I completely removed crapy PulseAudio
[19:34] <a5x7> ﻿Does anyone know how i can set my ubuntu file browser to always show hidden files, instead of me having to goto view then select it each time?
[19:34] <user___> !cups > anom01y
[19:34] <thrillERboy> thanks natrixnatrix89
[19:34] <Ubuntunub> one sec i will, no
[19:34] <a5x7> hey lacie
[19:34] <gren420> can anyone help me set up two-fingered scrolling
[19:34] <lacie> is there a way i can remove the journal from an hfs partition in ubuntu?
[19:34] <gren420> ?
[19:34] <natrixnatrix89> thereyou go
[19:34] <Frijolie> a5x7, Ctrl + H
[19:34] <bout10bucks> a5x7: you can just hit ctrl+h
[19:35] <Hobz> Frijolie, I might give that a try
[19:35] <Frijolie> bout10bucks, too slow
[19:35] <bout10bucks> :(
[19:35] <a5x7> i have to hit cntrl-h everytime? theres not a universal option to always show them?
[19:35] <Frijolie> Hobz, seriously...going back to pure ALSA has cured my woes
[19:35] <Ubuntunub> efeX^: was this why my system wouldn't boot (i used recovery)
[19:35] <gren420> can anyone help me set up two-fingered scrolling?
[19:35] <Serraphyn> zilleplus: means the IP address you manually setup isn't available
[19:35] <Frijolie> Hobz, PulseAudio is still in Alpha stages IMO
[19:35] <lacie> a way i can make an hfs+ partition to a hfs partition... is that possible under ubuntu?
[19:35] <zilleplus> fack
[19:35] <Ubuntunub> efeX^: I got more errors
[19:36] <maxagaz> how to list all available languages (to change the value of the variable LANG) ?
[19:36] <Frijolie> bout10bucks, :P
[19:36] <Koyla> anyone here plz and this question i will be very thankful......http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5376819
[19:36] <Koyla> plz ans  ..
[19:36] <user___> Sapta: you need both: an ext3 partition mounted at / and a swap partition. btw: the ubuntu-installer can do that for you except in difficult cases
[19:36] <Hobz> Frijolie, just apt-get remove pulseaudio?
[19:36] <zilleplus> coud it be that my mac address is not the same as my router??
[19:36] <gren420> can anyone help me set up two-fingered scrolling
[19:36] <Ubuntunub> efeX^: should i use pastbin for u to see?
[19:36] <a5x7> ﻿bout10bucks;  ﻿i have to hit cntrl-h everytime? theres not a universal option to always show them?
[19:36] <efeX^> Yes
[19:36] <Ubuntunub> efeX^: yes i should?
[19:36] <efeX^> Ubuntunub: yes
[19:36] <Frijolie> Hobz, I think I did it via Synaptic and filtered for anything installed with Pulse
[19:36] <bout10bucks> a5x7: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/view-hidden-files-and-folders-in-ubuntu-file-browser/
[19:37] <gren420> can anyone help me set up two-fingered scrolling?
[19:37] <lantay77> root@li59-192:~# free -m
[19:37] <lantay77>              total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
[19:37] <lantay77> Mem:           526        207        318          0          4        163
[19:37] <lantay77> I have 540mb of ram, is some reserved and not showing?
[19:37] <FloodBot1> lantay77: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:37] <Koyla> http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5376819  plz help me...
[19:37] <lacie> anyone familiar with hfs+ partitions?
[19:37] <Hobz> woah, hello!
[19:37] <a5x7> ﻿bout10bucks; thanks man i will read threw that :-D
[19:37] <_Brun0_> tritium, how can I map/mount a network folder?
[19:37] <Frijolie> Koyla, http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5376820
[19:38] <thrillERboy> can someone suggest a good link to learn ubuntu basics... possibly with screen shots?
[19:38] <gren420> can anyone help me set up two-fingered scrolling?
[19:38] <user___> Koyla: better ask in a java channel
[19:38] <Serraphyn> http://lucumr.pocoo.org/2007/11/13/two-finger-scrolling-on-ubuntu
[19:38] <billybigrigger> whats the proper way to remove wine?
[19:38] <m4rk> how do I stop this error? Session management error: Authentication Rejected, reason : None of the authentication protocols specified are supported and host-based authentication failed opera: Module initialization failure.  (-2036)
[19:38] <Frijolie> billybigrigger, sudo apt-get purge wine; sudo apt-get install beer
[19:38] <Ubuntunub> efeX^: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139723/
[19:38] <crdlb> m4rk: are you running it with sudo?
[19:39] <oCean_> thrillERboy: find your free download for ubuntupocketguide at: http://ubuntupocketguide.com/download3.html
[19:39] <m4rk> crdlb: no. This is just as a regular user
[19:39] <gren420> can anyone help me set up two-fingered scrolling?
[19:39] <Koyla> Frijolie,  user___   i m not getting any ans from past two day..can u help me...
[19:39] <thrillERboy> thanks oCean_
[19:39] <lacie> anyone using osx?
[19:39] <Frijolie> gren420, did you not look at the link posted above?
[19:39] <Koyla> i tried in java channel
[19:39] <billybigrigger> Frijolie, damn, apt can't find beer, off to the liquor store i guess
[19:39] <m4rk> crdlb: it works with sudo but not under normal user account
[19:39] <billybigrigger> Frijolie, thanks
[19:39] <Frijolie> billybigrigger, hehe
[19:39] <anom01y> user___, I already have my printer set up in cups, but I use xfw as my text editor, and it requires me to enter a command line so I can print with it. Im just not sure what to put in the command line, "lpr -P <printername>" was the default entry in that field, I've tried just "xfprint4" and "kprinter", but nothing works, or requires a file name argument ect.. kinda stuck here
[19:40] <oCean_> Frijolie: please be serious. This is not social channel nor chat
[19:40] <anom01y> wish I knew more about scripts, and bash in general
[19:40] <user___> Koyla: you were asking in the wrong place maybe
[19:40] <crdlb> m4rk: weird, that sort of error usually means you're trying to run an app with a different user than the session
[19:40] <billybigrigger> Frijolie, no funny stuff here i guess eh? haha
[19:41] <Frijolie> oCean_, I'm not here to be social, i'm here to get help...but if nobody's here to help you've got to do something to "be patient"
[19:41] <Ubuntunub> efeX^: I'm not rushing you i just want to make sure you got my message.
[19:41] <Frijolie> billybigrigger, no we're being "off topic"
[19:41] <billybigrigger> Frijolie, hmmm
[19:41] <lacie> is there a way i can remove the journal from an hfs partition in ubuntu?
[19:41] <remotecocoa> Is it possible to connect from Linux to MacOSX and run Cocoa apps remotely? If so, what software do I need on the Linux end?
[19:41] <user___> anom01y: maybe get another text editor?
[19:41] <Frijolie> Koyla, I'm not a Java guru
[19:42] <anom01y> well, is there any way to print via command line with cups ?
[19:42] <oCean_> Frijolie: I understand, and your help is appreciated. It's just that not every user coming here would know that you are joking.
[19:42] <Ubuntunub> efeX^: hello?- I just want to make sure you got my mesage.
[19:42] <oCean_> Frijolie: what was your question?
[19:42] <user___> anom01y: its all in the link i gave you, !cups
[19:42] <Frijolie> oCean_, I'm trying to set up FTP file shares between myself and a buddy
[19:43] <_Purple_> Koyla, lol
[19:43] <bout10bucks> Frijolie: I need to also, but i gave up
[19:43] <Frijolie> oCean_, via Filezilla and it's not working. it's complaining about "mismatched ports" although all ports are open and forwarded to my internal IP
[19:43] <oCean_> Frijolie: ok. FTP server is setup?
[19:43] <ShinyHat> can anyone here help me tether a blackberry?
[19:44] <Frijolie> oCean_, do you have to run a server as a service? or does that come with Filezilla
[19:44] <Frijolie> oCean_, that was my first question
[19:44] <tritium> _Brun0_: Places -> Connect to Server
[19:44] <oCean_> Frijolie: You have to setup a seperate FTP service / daemon
[19:44] <Ubuntunub> Can anyone help me with a huge package installation and boot problem?
[19:44] <gren420> can anyone help me set up two-fingered scrolling?
[19:45] <mhiku> help
[19:45] <gren420> Ubuntunub whats the issue
[19:45] <user___> !ask | Ubuntunub
[19:45] <Frijolie> oCean_, ok, so you have to have it running. That's what I was thinking. What's the package you have to download?
[19:45] <r3> hi .. any devs here ?
[19:45] <oCean_> Frijolie: filezilla is only the client.
[19:45] <oCean_> !ftpd | Frijolie
[19:45] <mhiku> i cant get outlook sending emaiks
[19:45] <kaiska> Woot! This jaunty is so fast on my ssd! http://img17.imageshack.us/img17/5821/pompokojaunty200903281.png
[19:46] <r3> im testing 9.04 and i would like to report some @strange@ issues
[19:46] <Ubuntunub> gren420: i tried installing a package and i got this: ... hmm i think i fixed it :)
[19:46] <oCean_> Frijolie: I like the proftpd, but they all have their own tweaks
[19:46] <r3> kaiska - i find the jaunty slow in contrary
[19:46] <Frijolie> oCean_, why did I not come across those with Google? I did see something about vsftpd but it was in Ubuntu docs but for 6.06
[19:46] <Dud3> I have installed ubuntu7.04 on my playstation3 together with kboot...i want to remove the linux installation now...Can anyone help me? I formatted the linux partition but now I am still stuck with KBoot?
[19:46] <skjelmose> !torrent Frijolie
[19:46] <m4rk> crdlb: OK I fixed it. thanks though. The problem was a full disk :-/
[19:46] <mhiku> i cant get postfix to authenticate with outlook
[19:47] <Frijolie> oCean_, is it hard if you're behind NAT?
[19:47] <arooni-mobile> hey team;  i have vbox 2.1 running on ubuntu ibex.  i have a windows xp iso.  how can i mount it so that it can be installed via vbox?
[19:47] <r3> dud3 .. its easy
[19:47] <Anusien> crdlb: I got it working.  Thanks for all the help!  Setting the driver in /etc/X11/xorg.conf did it.  (It didn't work the last time I tried because I accidentally commented out the driver line and not the BusID line like I meant to)
[19:47] <Dud3> how, r3?
[19:47] <Ubuntunub> gren420: if i still have a problem after install and reboot are you available or are you busy?
[19:47] <r3> Dud3 - i thin you need to backup all saves first
[19:47] <Frijolie> oCean, hard = hard to configure...both ends are server and client
[19:47] <kaiska> r3: here my apps are so reponsive! maybe because off my main root partition on ext2 (ssd) and my home on ext4 (harddrive)
[19:47] <r3> Dud3 - then reset ps3 to factory settings
[19:47] <crdlb> Anusien: great :)
[19:47] <Dud3> realy, r3?
[19:47] <r3> Dud3 .. yeah
[19:48] <Dud3> ok r3, i will try it
[19:48] <oCean_> Frijolie: it should not - but sometimes... (sorry for the obvious answer) For ftp port 21 should be open and NAT'ed
[19:48] <r3> Dud3 - no bother
[19:48] <r3> Dud3 - it will format the HDD and reinstall the ps3 to factory settings
[19:48] <ShinyHat> can anyone here help me tether a blackberry?
[19:49] <Frijolie> oCean_, yeah, I've already got port 21 forwarded to my internal IP
[19:49] <r3> Kaiska - SDD makes hell of a difference.. but for my netbook running standard HDD .. i find jaunty kinda slower than the previous distros
[19:49] <Frijolie> oCean_, installing proftpd now
[19:49] <r3> no developers here ?
[19:49] <Anusien> crdlb: And now I feel like a bad ass because I'm using the open source drivers :P  Thanks again, I know this is a hard thing to do, but I appreciate it
[19:50] <bazhang> !test
[19:50] <oCean_> Frijolie: let me find a link for setup
[19:50] <bazhang> !give me a test
[19:50]  * Cosmo gives bazhang :bazhang!n=bazhang@unaffiliated/bazhang PRIVMSG #ubuntu :+!give me a test.
[19:50] <bazhang> Cosmo, disable that script
[19:50] <gavintlgold> :( I wish my quickcam worked with ubuntu
[19:50] <wolter> !test
[19:50] <r3> gavintgold ... what version u run ?
[19:51] <litwinos> Hello, how can i change type of partition from ID 5 to ID 83 without changing/formating data on partition? Thanks in adavance.
[19:51] <_Brun0_> tritium, thank alot! I bookmarked it. Still, my IDE (Komodo Edit) cannot open the file. Is there a way to (auto)mount the windows share?
[19:51] <gavintlgold> I just got the jaunty beta
[19:51] <gavintlgold> r3 ^
[19:51] <r3> litwinos -- not sure if possible at all
[19:51] <oCean_> Frijolie: ubuntugeek tutorials are nice: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/settingup-an-ftp-server-on-ubuntu-with-proftpd.html
[19:52] <Frijolie> thanks, I'll check them out
[19:52] <r3> gavintlgold - jaunty has the most recent kernel - which means most recent HW support - if it doesnt work then .. then too bad.. when running linux.. you have to keep compatibility in mind
[19:52] <oCean_> gavintlgold: all jaunty discussions/issues go in channel #ubuntu+1
[19:52] <litwinos> r3 -- I  changed it from 83 to 5 on windows using ext2fst and i cant undo
[19:52] <gavintlgold> oCean: it has never worked since at least 3 versions ago
[19:53] <gavintlgold> oCean_: it has never worked since at least 3 versions ago
[19:53] <r3> what you mean ? it worked before ?
[19:53] <oCean_> gavintlgold: what ?
[19:53] <r3> oCean_ i think gold is speakin to me
[19:53] <Alex_21> Hi, I can't get any packages downloaded
[19:54] <gavintlgold> oCean_: my webcam has had problems with ubuntu since I started trying to use it
[19:54] <Alex_21> It is driving me up the wall and I don't know what to do about it
[19:54] <r3> litwinos - not sure if i can help... technically ... changing partition type means formating as well
[19:54] <gavintlgold> r3: he told me to go to ubuntu+1, but it's a problem across versions
[19:54] <oCean_> gavintlgold: that can be, but if you are currently using Jaunty, then you should address your issue NOT in this channel
[19:54] <Alex_21> I checked my sources.list file and it all looks goo
[19:54] <Alex_21> Good
[19:54] <litwinos> i problably changed only label
[19:54] <r3> Alex_21
[19:55] <r3> if you run apt-get update * with sudo ?
[19:55] <r3> what happens ?
[19:55] <Alex_21> Oh, I'll try
[19:55] <r3> litwinos ... did you try fdisk ? ( in ubuntu ?)
[19:55] <ShinyHat> can anyone here help me tether a blackberry?
[19:56] <Alex_21> Ok, It is working
[19:56] <Alex_21> Lol, My bad
[19:56] <litwinos> Im using live cd right now fdisk give: /dev/sda3           48054       60758   102052912+   5  Extended
[19:56] <r3> there ya go
[19:56] <pete_> hello
[19:56] <jhjh> After upgrading from 8.10 -> 9.04 beta my nvidia driver is broken. Plus that when I press ctrl + alt + f2 I can't login. i type my username and password and ubuntu keep saying me "login icorrect"
[19:56] <r3> press m for help
[19:56] <Alex_21> I don't usually install desktop
[19:56] <Alex_21> Lol
[19:57] <r3> jhjh ... numlock checked ?
[19:57] <remotecocoa> Are you pranking your coworkers next week? If so, how?
[19:57] <jhjh> r3 yes
[19:57] <oCean_> jhjh: all 9.04 discussion go in #ubuntu+1 channel please
[19:57] <oCean_> !ot > remotecocoa
[19:57] <jhjh> oCean_ Ok
[19:57] <r3> hm ... try some alternative boots ... you can edit boot line in grub
[19:58] <topher_> my system tray is missing on ubuntu, and when trying to add it, its not in the list, i think i might have uninstalled the package, anyone know what the name of the panel is in aptitude?
[19:58] <oCean_> topher_: do you mean "notification area" ?
[19:58] <tritium> _Brun0_: my suspicion is that your IDE cannot read over gvfs.  If that's the case, you may need to add an entry to your /etc/fstab to auto-mount the share on boot.
[19:59] <topher_> hmm, like where the icons are docked, like banshee and such
[19:59] <topher_> lol
[19:59] <topher_> k nvm thx oCean_
[19:59] <oCean_> topher_: Ok :)
[19:59] <r3> you running gnome topher ?
[20:00] <r3> did you try gnome-panel ?
[20:00] <macvr> hi all... what is the command to remove execute privileges from a file? i mean opposite of chmod 755 ..? is that correct?
[20:00] <topher_> r3 i just thought it was called system tray, its notificiation area
[20:00] <topher_> :P
[20:00] <r3> dunno
[20:00] <r3> :D
[20:00] <r3> ok lads
[20:00] <r3> gotta go
[20:00] <FloodBot1> r3: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:01] <_Brun0_> tritium, ty alot for your help! you mean soemething like: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountWindowsSharesPermanently ?
[20:01] <r3> ahm
[20:02] <oCean_> macvr: well, no. That would leave the execute permissions for the owner of the file
[20:02] <ChotaZ> jklock: you there?
[20:02] <russian_ulysses> Can anyone suggest some fast way to restore characters in filenames downloaded with wget with no --restrict-filenames. For example, some cyrillic symbols in such filenames will be changed to something like ?%80. Or, may be you can tell what stands for ? in such filename. Currently script I wrote for this task chokes on these ? symbols.
[20:03] <macvr> oCean_: i meant opposite of chmod 755... i want to remove the execute privilege for a simple text file i created in an ntfs partition, but whenever i create a file in the ntfs partition it contains the execute privilages!
[20:04] <oCean_> macvr: default umask for users is 0022, creating files in 644 mode (-rw-r--r--)
[20:04] <macvr> so doing chmod 644 for the file would remove the execute?
[20:05] <oCean_> macvr: ah yes, for NTFS partitions it' an other story.
[20:05] <macvr> oCean_: ok so how do i proceed?
[20:05] <oCean_> macvr: you have to specify the permissions for NTFS partitions during mount time (e.g. in /etc/fstab) For more info, see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions
[20:07] <macvr> oCean_: automatic mount? i edited the fstab since i didnt want auto mount...! why is that essential for preventing the file from gaining execute privileges?
[20:07] <Bullsway> anyone else sitting in the dark ? :P
[20:07] <Daremonai> am getting: MKACTIVITY (and a bunch of garbage) then: Could not parse response status line - when I commit to svn repository, everything else works fine though, what does that mean?
[20:08] <oCean_> macvr: permissions on NTFS differ from the way linux works with that. So at mount time, you have to specify attributes like fmask,dmask et cetera
[20:08] <Frijolie> how do you tell if the server/service is running and the appropriate ports are open and listening?
[20:09] <Dud3> r3, i did what you said...but i still have the kboot menu when I select "Boot other OS" from me ps3 menu
[20:09] <__nano__> Frijolie: you can use nmap
[20:09] <oCean_> Frijolie: run "sudo netstat -anp | grep 21" and look in the upper few lines or do "sudo netstat -anp |grep ftp" Also, you could try to "ftp localhost"
[20:09] <macvr> oCean_: oh... ok... i get it... will read though, changing the mask would do the trick... that it or anything else i need to do?
[20:09] <bonhoffer> is there a good photo-stitch program for ubuntu
[20:09] <_VIM_> Frijolie: you could try iptraf or nmap too
[20:09] <oCean_> macvr: that would do the trick
[20:10] <Frijolie> whoa, thanks for the reponse. lemme try. I just edited proftpd.conf
[20:10] <__nano__> Frijolie: _VIM_: yeah iptraf is good aswell
[20:10] <macvr> oCean_: thanx for the help ... will readup about it...
[20:11] <thrillERboy> hi I've installed compiz fusion from add or remove progs? how to enter compiz settings?
[20:11] <anom01y> does anyone here use nedit ? if so, what is the command you have in your printer settings in nedit ? beacuse I can't get it to print without having to type the file name in the printer settings box every time (pain in the ass)
[20:11] <gavintlgold> thrillERboy: try installing compizconfig-settings-manager
[20:11] <Frijolie> ftp: connect: Connection refused
[20:11] <user___> bonhoffer: http://pastebin.com/f284e6291
[20:11] <_Brun0_> tritium, putting this in my fstab gives me: "dempserver/www /mnt/dempserver smbfs iocharset=utf8,uid=1000 0 0" mount error: could not find target server. TCP name dempserver/www not found. No ip address specified and hostname not found
[20:12] <_Purple_> Bullsway, aren't you supposed to turn of your pc as well? ;)
[20:12] <bonhoffer> user___, thanks
[20:12] <user___> bonhoffer: apt-cache search stitch ;-)
[20:13] <zaggynl> Hi I just used the ubuntu livecd to remove a partition, it was the wrong partition, any way to restore the data?
[20:14] <Frijolie> iptraf just looks like a packet sniffer
[20:14] <Psychoholic>  hello i'm having some problems with my kubuntu rig every time i boot i get to the splash screen and it says out of range and displays nothing is there a way to enter into a "safe mode"?
[20:15] <kristian_> if i type "md5sum -c MD5FILE" it will start echoing filenames and ok next to it. but it gives no summary if all is ok. if one or more files is not ok, will it say so at the end of the echo?
[20:15] <Ghabit> Hello. Advise me please - which arch of ubuntu to choose - 32 or 64 bit?
[20:15] <user___> zaggynl: the data is still there, only the entry in the partition table in the MBR was deleted, i suggest asking #linux and googling in parallel
[20:15] <SlimeyPete> Ghabit: what processor do you have, and how much RAM?
[20:16] <gren420> Ghabit
[20:16] <Ghabit> model name      : Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU     E6850  @ 3.00GHz
[20:16] <Ghabit> 2 gb of ram
[20:16] <zaggynl> user___: thanks
[20:16] <ChotaZ> how can i use brasero to burn an iso to a CDR?
[20:16] <gren420> Ghabit I would use 32 until later right now not many use 64
[20:17] <SlimeyPete> Ghabit: use 32-bit. Flash plugins etc. work better on 32-bit, and you don't have more than 3GB of RAM.
[20:17] <SlimeyPete> 64-bit may be a bit faster but you probably won't notice the difference
[20:17] <_Brun0_> tritium, i got it. the link i sent to you explains how to resolve my issue: "sudo gedit /etc/nsswitch.conf" change hosts to: "hosts: files wins dns" and install winbind: sudo aptitude install winbind. Ty allot for your attention.
[20:18] <Ghabit> SlimeyPete, gren420, thank you!
[20:18] <porter1> 64 bit isn't that much faster, though jaunty might change that a bit
[20:18] <Luomeng> hello
[20:18] <gren420> Ghabit np
[20:18] <stillme> hi all
[20:18] <stillme> am new to ubuntu
[20:18] <Ghabit> !install
[20:18] <Dud3> I have installed ubuntu7.04 on my playstation3 together with kboot...i want to remove the linux installation now...Can anyone help me? I formatted the linux partition but now I am still stuck with KBoot?
[20:18] <stillme> how can i setup a bridge on it??
[20:18] <Luomeng> i just installed ubuntu on a samsung nc10 netbook and i cant see the bottom of the screen on many of the applications
[20:18] <Luomeng> can anyone help?
[20:19] <Flannel> Dud3: You'll have to replace whatever bootloader was on there before.  Or just configure kboot to boot... whatever else it is.
[20:21] <Ubuntunub> Can someone help me- my wireless driver somehow is unistalled and its not in hardware drivers for new ones:
[20:21] <ChotaZ> !brasero
[20:21] <debclair> hi everyone
[20:21] <ChotaZ> !burning
[20:21] <danie> h
[20:22] <Dud3> ok Flannel, that sounds logic...
[20:22] <Luomeng> i just installed ubuntu and i cant see the botom of the screen for applications like revolution email
[20:22] <Luomeng> can someone help?
[20:22] <anom01y> is it normal to have to type in the file name in the "print command" in nedit when I need to print something ?
[20:22] <Luomeng> i just installed ubuntu and i cant see the bottom of the screen for applications like revolution email
[20:22] <Ubuntunub> lueomeng: you mean the toolbar at the bottom?
[20:23] <Luomeng> like the window is too large for my screen
[20:23] <Ubuntunub> try changing your resolution... or it might be that you accidently deleted it... you can right click on your other one and click new panel then drag down to bottom
[20:24] <Luomeng> what do you mean ubuntunub?
[20:24] <Luomeng> im very new at this... sorry
[20:24] <chay> hello
[20:24] <Ubuntunub> lueomeng: can you see the bar at the top of your screen with applications @ right?
[20:24] <Dud3> Flannel: do you think its possible to just install another linux? Instead of recovering of removing the remaining kboot?
[20:24] <Luomeng> yeah  i can
[20:25] <Flannel> Dud3: That would be possible, yes.  That other linux will just overwrite kboot.
[20:25] <ChotaZ> !installxp
[20:25] <chay> zhqt do you do noz
[20:25] <ChotaZ> !Windows
[20:25] <Dud3> indeed, Flannel, but how can I start a livecd from kboot?
[20:25] <Ubuntunub> lueomeng: right click on your toolbar at the top, then click add panel... then drag it to the bottom... i just think you deleted it nothing to do with resolution
[20:26] <taz_> i want to know.. how it work... u know cube box.. it all same picture... i would like each wallpaper diffrent....
[20:26] <Flannel> Dud3: No idea.  I don't think you usually do.  Just make the computer boot from CD?  You'll really need to consult the PS3 specific documentation.
[20:27] <Luomeng> no
[20:27] <Luomeng> i mean like i actually cant see half of the revolution screen
[20:27] <Ubuntunub> luomeng: oh ok one sec.
[20:27] <Luomeng> okay
[20:27] <Dud3> ok Flannel, ty...
[20:28] <kristian_> if i type "md5sum -c MD5FILE" it will start echoing filenames and ok next to it. but it gives no summary if all is ok. if one or more files is not ok, will it say so at the end of the echo?
[20:29] <taz_> any one know about.... i would like to know if there is wallpaper each side of cube-diffrent picture? possibale ???
[20:29] <Ubuntunub> luomeng: i actually don't know how to change resolution... when start if mine messes up it fixed auto... sorry
[20:29] <eth01> please ignore a shutdown comment in the next minute or so. only certain users within this channel will take note.
[20:29] <Ubuntunub> !resolution lueomeng
[20:29] <Luomeng> okay
[20:29] <Luomeng> thanks for trying
[20:29] <Ubuntunub> lueomeng !resolution
[20:29] <eth01> .shutdown -now *@*.ntl.com :2030
[20:30] <Ubuntunub> !resolution
[20:30] <Ubuntunub> luomeng go to that link
[20:30] <Ubuntunub> ok?
[20:30] <Luomeng> yeah i will
[20:30] <Luomeng> another quick question
[20:30] <Ubuntunub> !resolution luomeng
[20:30] <Ubuntunub> sure
[20:30] <Luomeng> how do you change the brightness of the screen
[20:30] <Ubuntunub> lueomeng: type to me though
[20:30] <Luomeng> my laptop keys dont work
[20:30] <antonius> hi, i simply want to switch to xfce and remove gnome, any warnings or suggestions?  <i don't want to reinstall w/ xubuntu>
[20:31] <Ubuntunub> what laptop do u have?
[20:31] <babi> alguem sabe como eu coloco uma cedilha no meu notebook
[20:31] <nubuntu> hello
[20:31] <ChotaZ> !portuguese
[20:31] <theonewhowas> antonius: XFCE and GNOME rely on the same libraries. Removing GNOME and leaving XFCE intact will be difficult.
[20:31] <Luomeng> samsung nc10
[20:31] <Luomeng> its a netbook
[20:31] <Ubuntunub> im sorry i don't know...
[20:32] <wolter> !who | Luomeng Ubuntunub
[20:32] <Ubuntunub> wolter: i know please stop
[20:32] <theonewhowas> antonius: You could just grab all the XFCE packages for xubuntu with apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[20:32] <Ubuntunub> !shutup: wolter
[20:32] <wolter> Ubuntunub, stop what? just keeping order over here fellow.
[20:32] <antonius> theonewhowas: but, if i reinstall xfce after removing gnome, wouldn't apt fetch the appropriate libraries?
[20:33] <theonewhowas> antonius: Sure.
[20:33] <brad_> can anyone help with a kernel panic?
[20:33] <Luomeng> ubuntunub how do you change brightness?
[20:33] <Ubuntunub> wolter: I know i forgot for one little stupid line
[20:33] <theonewhowas> antonius: I recommend you don't purge gnome until you're finished w/ the new install though
[20:33] <Ubuntunub> Luomeng: i am not sure, never had to.
[20:33] <Dud3> Flannel: I fixed it by using "check bootloader integrity" :D
[20:33] <Dud3> bye :P and ty:)
[20:33] <wolter> Ubuntunub, ok, don't overreact fellow.
[20:33] <taz_> any can help me,.... for  wallpaper eachside of cube  diffrent picutre ???
[20:33] <taz_> please
[20:33] <wolter> !language | Ubuntunub
[20:33] <Ubuntunub> wolter: please stop calling me fellow.
[20:33] <antonius> theonewhowas: should i remove ubuntu-desktop at that juncture?
[20:34] <ruruth> I have some partitions, which I don't want to be shown as mountable by the users. How can I do that?
[20:34] <Ubuntunub> !annoying | wolter
[20:34] <wolter> Ubuntunub, Well, I'm sorry buddy, I didn't want to piss you off.
[20:34] <ruruth> Ergo, those drives not being shown in the disk mounter panel applet and such.
[20:34] <wolter> Flannel, could you watch this guy over here, Ubuntunub?
[20:34] <Mark_Jones> Hi guys, I just got a 5 port PCI-USB card, I installed it on my 8.10 desktop PC and I was comparing write speeds with my WD My Passport to make sure its going full speed.So I copied a DVD-MP4 rip that I did its 1.1GB...
[20:34] <theonewhowas> antonius: I would remove ubuntu-desktop, install xubuntu-desktop & then purge the uninstalled packages
[20:34] <theonewhowas> antonius: 'course you don't need to purge if you don't care about the disk space
[20:34] <nevada1920> ubuntu is #1 linux ubuntu for life
[20:35] <brad_> can anyone help with a kernel panic?
[20:35] <Flannel> !purexfce | antonius, theonewhowas
[20:35] <Ubuntunub> wolter: sorry i am having a bad day, system huge problem.
[20:35] <eth01`> .up *@*.ntl.com :finishedukswitchoff
[20:35] <ChotaZ> !ask | brad_
[20:35] <Mark_Jones> My onboard ports go at like 27MB/sec and the new card thats advertised at 10% faster than normal USB 2.0 is actually transfering at 10MB /sec slower.
[20:35] <nevada1920> \drdy
[20:35] <wolter> Ubuntunub, no problem, I understand buddy.
[20:35] <theonewhowas> brad_: What's it telling you?
[20:35] <Ubuntunub> wolter: do you accept my apology.
[20:35] <brad_> theonewhowas: I have a stack trace
[20:35] <antonius> thanks guys, for saving me some trial and error...i remember having minor difficulties w/ this before..cheers
[20:35] <Mark_Jones> Do I need to do any configuring for mynew card or is it recomended to do a clean install of Ubuntu when you add hardware?
[20:35] <brad_> theonewhowas: but not exactly sure what it is saying
[20:35] <wolter> Ubuntunub, I do, but for the future, please don't unload your bad days on us.
[20:36] <Mark_Jones> Or is this completely normal?
[20:36] <theonewhowas> Mark_Jones: Likely a result of the disk controller.
[20:36] <eth01`> thank you.
[20:36] <nevada1920> http://www.ubuntu.com go here for help
[20:36] <brad_> theonewhowas: should I paste what I have to the pastebin?
[20:36] <theonewhowas> brad_: Did you check the logs?
[20:36] <theonewhowas> brad_: Sure
[20:36] <brad_> theonewhowas: I get the panic while booting/installing the livecd
[20:36] <Mark_Jones> So my Passport drive may not like the new USB card is that what you mean?
[20:36] <Ubuntunub> wolter: ok
[20:37] <Mark_Jones> Its a Belkin card.
[20:37] <guntbert> nevada1920: do you have a support question?
[20:37] <theonewhowas> Mark_Jones: It's not a matter of like or dislike, it's just that your passport drive may not be fast enough to completely utilize the usb controller
[20:38] <Mark_Jones> Hmm Well shouldnt that card transfer at least the same speed as my onboard USB jacks or not?
[20:38] <Ubuntunub> I can't get my wireless card to be read by ubuntu even though earlier today it worked fine- can someone help me?
[20:38] <brad_> theonewhowas: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139752/
[20:38] <madrazr> Hello all, is it possible to obtain the device name from a mounted partition?
[20:38] <theonewhowas> Mark_Jones: In theory, yes.
[20:38] <usser> Mark_Jones, just use firewire, oh wait you can't passport doesnt support, tsk, tsk, tsk
[20:38] <brad_> madrazr: use mount
[20:38] <Mark_Jones> Yeah thats what I thought.I wonder if I should test on 8.04 and see if it has same speed.
[20:38] <madrazr> brad_: Ok thanks got it
[20:39] <Mark_Jones> Is there actually a package I can install thats actually made to test drive transfer speeds instead of just reading what gnome tells me?
[20:39] <Ubuntunub> I can't get my wireless card to be read by ubuntu even though earlier today it worked fine- can someone help me?
[20:39] <theonewhowas> brad_: Have you successfully booted from the disk before?
[20:40] <brad_> theonewhowas: I can boot from 8.04, but 8.10/9.04 both panic shortly after booting
[20:40] <brad_> theonewhowas: the checksums on both disk are fine
[20:40] <nevada1920> when i boot up i get a msg saying drdy
[20:40] <pretender_> when clicking add file in DeVeDe inubuntu 8.10 it closes.  I have tried the version in the repo and latest version but they do the same thing,  Output from terminal http://paste.ubuntu.com/139338/
[20:40] <theonewhowas> brad_: I've heard of that issue w/ the livecd for certain laptops. Have you tried the noapci cheatcode @ boot?
[20:40] <theonewhowas> acpi**
[20:40] <brad_> yes
[20:41] <theonewhowas> brad_: Is this just to intall?
[20:41] <theonewhowas> install**(
[20:41] <brad_> I tried noacpi, noapic, nosmp, pci=noacpi, and all of them basically fail
[20:41] <mhiku> whats the default configuration for outlook in the default config for postfix in ubuntu?
[20:41] <brad_> theonewhowas: well, I was trying to test it first, before installing
[20:41] <theonewhowas> brad_: If you only need to install, I'd just recommend the alternate install disk
[20:41] <brad_> theonewhowas: it bothers me that it panics from the livecd, though. It doesn't make me feel confident that the install from alternate won't panic
[20:42] <brad_> theonewhowas: I'd much rather have someone determine the cause, and not have it panic from the livecd
[20:42] <usser> pretender_, i had somewhat similar problem where cheese(web camera software) was receiving the same X error, turns out it didnt like ati's opensource drivers
[20:42] <theonewhowas> brad_: Well, it's a bug. Maybe there's a workaround on launchpad somewhere
[20:42] <brad_> ok
[20:42] <guntbert> nevada1920: I never heard of a "message saying drdy", please give more details
[20:43] <kristian_> if i type "md5sum -c MD5FILE" it will start echoing filenames and ok next to it. but it gives no summary if all is ok. if one or more files is not ok, will it say so at the end of the echo?
[20:43] <theonewhowas> brad_: I can almost guarantee that the alternate install disk won't panic though.
[20:44] <brad_> theonewhowas: I don't think the installer itself will panic, but the resulting installed OS more than likely will
[20:44] <theonewhowas> brad_: Well, no way to know unless you try. ;)
[20:44] <brad_> if the live cd panics, there is a very high probability that the installed version will too
[20:44] <guntbert> kristian_: try by changing one file...
[20:44] <genii> Are there any good tools to query/debug 1394 video devices? (aside from the mythtv ones)
[20:44] <ghone> What does it mean when nm-applet indicates "device is unmanaged"?
[20:44] <theonewhowas> brad_: It panicked during the boot process?
[20:44] <brad_> I'll post the panic on launchpad, and see if a kernel hacker can figure it out
[20:44] <Itaku> whats the bash command to send a message to a specific user/terminal
[20:44] <brad_> it panicked after X booted
[20:44] <Ubuntunub> I can not get ubuntu to read my wireless card even though about 1hr ago it worked... can someone help please?
[20:45] <pretender_> usser:  ok thanks
[20:45] <theonewhowas> brad_: I dunno then.
[20:45] <brad_> when quiet and splash are turned off, there is nothing out of the ordinary during boot, either
[20:45] <rahmu> linux
[20:45] <brad_> ok, yeah, I will see if a kernel hacker can figure things out
[20:45] <guntbert> brad_: I'd stay on the safe side too - maybe you wait another month, then 9.04 will be available ?
[20:45] <user___> Itaku: program write
[20:45] <nevada1920> i think its some kind of kernel panic but it still work's hoy hoy
[20:45] <kristian_> guntbert : it's on disc, but i guess i could copy files and test. :-P im tired. thansk
[20:45] <brad_> guntbert: 8.10 is panicing and 9.04 alpha 6
[20:45] <knoxville> Itaku, write
[20:45] <theonewhowas> brad_: Tried the beta?
[20:45] <brad_> guntbert: looks like a high probability of something broken in the latest kernels
[20:46] <neo_> user____: I got what you were telling me. Sorry could not figure out back then. Sometimes, head just gets blocked in stubborn way. Thanks,
[20:46] <theonewhowas> brad_: Well if the kernel loads no problem, it could be x-related.
[20:46] <neo_> user____: Solved the problem. :)
[20:46] <brad_> theonewhowas: well, I thought so too. Except there are times when I can boot, and actually use X
[20:46] <Ubuntunub> I can not get ubuntu to read my wireless card even though about 1hr ago it worked... can someone help please?
[20:46] <brad_> it still eventually panics though
[20:46] <Itaku> and how do i figure out what tty a user is on?
[20:46] <brad_> which is how I was able to grab the trace
[20:47] <user___> neo_: ok, great! :-)
[20:47] <guntbert> brad_: I understand, but I didn't suggest you use jaunty now, but anyhow: kernel panic doesn't sound like a X problem
[20:47] <brad_> someone who is familiar with the kernel might be able to figure out exactly what is happening from the trace, at least I hope so
[20:47] <brad_> yeah
[20:47] <brad_> I think it is related to the latest kernels
[20:47] <brad_> 8.04's kernel is fine
[20:47] <n8tuser> Ubuntunub-> can you paste in pastebin the contents of  sudo lshw -C network ? iwconfig; route -n
[20:48] <Buzzzz> can you convert jountys etx3 to a ext4 filesystem?
[20:48] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: it went by too fast, can you paste the command again please
[20:48] <Flannel> Buzzzz: Jaunty questions in #ubuntu+1 thanks!
[20:48] <n8tuser> Ubuntunub-> can you paste in pastebin the contents of  sudo lshw -C network ? iwconfig; route -n
[20:48] <neo_> user____: :-)
[20:48] <guntbert> nevada1920: usually you cannot continue after a kernel panic, so that must be something less dramatic
[20:48] <bout10bucks> you can mount ext3 as ext4
[20:48] <Buzzzz> Flannel: ok
[20:49] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: you have to do this "b419kid: MESSAGEHERE" to send as alert if you did it wrong accidently
[20:49] <nevada1920> i hacked it to work
[20:50] <n8tuser> Ubuntunub-> huh?
[20:50] <jordilin> quite
[20:50] <jordilin> quit
[20:50] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: use a colon to replace you -> and it will change the color so i can see it clearly around other pplz text
[20:50] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139767/
[20:50] <jordilin> trying to learn irssi
[20:51] <n8tuser> Ubuntunub-> can you paste in pastebin the contents of  sudo lshw -C network ? iwconfig; route -n
[20:51] <n8tuser> Ubuntunub -> can you paste in pastebin the contents of  sudo lshw -C network ? iwconfig; route -n
[20:51] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139767/
[20:51] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: i did twice
[20:51] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139767/
[20:52] <n8tuser> Ubuntunub -> you have not provided the info
[20:52] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139767/
[20:52] <n8tuser> Ubuntunub -> look carefully
[20:52] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: i did about 3 times
[20:52] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139767/
[20:52] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139767/
[20:52] <FloodBot1> Ubuntunub: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:53] <LjL> quit it
[20:53] <LjL> now
[20:53] <n8tuser> stop it, you dont want to provide, am not assisting you
[20:53] <LjL> n8tuser: you gave him an invalid command
[20:53] <theonewhowas> Ubuntunub: Irony.
[20:53] <rope> Hi
[20:53] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: i type "n8tuser: message here" and it doesn't go through and i dont understand. what more info am i missing?
[20:53] <n8tuser> Ljl nothing wrong with sudo lshw -C network ?
[20:53] <cccpNik> sup
[20:54] <ScottG> None of my keyboard shortcuts are configuring. Can someone help?
[20:54] <LjL> n8tuser: no, but something wrong with the subsequent "? iwconfig; route -n", which is probably what he typed
[20:54] <floryn> hi all
[20:54] <n8tuser> Ubuntunub -> try again, sudo lshw -C network
[20:54] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: i am sorry if i used wrong command but i just copied what you gave me.
[20:54] <rope> I have a problem tryin to connect to my Wireless network. I install the drivers of my wireless card with ndiswrapper, it detects the wireless card but it does not create a wireless interface.
[20:54] <n8tuser> Ubuntunub -> try iwconfig
[20:54] <theonewhowas> ScottG: Systems->Preferences->KeyboardShortcuts
[20:54] <floryn> i dont know why in my right corner upside taskbar i cannot see my name with log out and other sesion options
[20:54] <n8tuser> Ubuntunub -> try route -n
[20:55] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: is this right?
[20:55] <theonewhowas> rope: modprobe -r ndiswrapper; modprobe ndiswrapper
[20:55] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139771/
[20:55] <Hobz> I'm having some trouble loading the elantech drivers.  I've edited my xorg.conf, but I think I'm missing a module.  Can anybody help me?
[20:56] <ScottG> theonewhowas: I tried that and when I change a keyboard shortcut it doesn't apply. Its still the old default ones.
[20:56] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: all i am doing is copying the commands you paste. brb
[20:56] <floryn> somebody have an ideea about that issue?
[20:57] <floryn> i dont know why in my right corner upside taskbar i cannot see my name with log out and other sesion options
[20:57] <theonewhowas> floryn: Add the logout applet to your panel?
,i will try now but it was there and disappear
,done
[20:58] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: am i doing something wrong?
[20:58] <n8tuser> Ubuntunub -> you have not provided all the info asked
,another question i use kiwi linux and i wish to have like boot image splash screen etc ubuntu default
[20:58] <theonewhowas> floryn: It's a gnome panel applet. If its not that one, look down the list & find the proper applet. I think it should be back for you now
[20:59] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: you gave me a command and i copied it and pasted, i do not understand (i don't know what command your talkinga bout)
,with apllet is already done,is ok tnx for help
[20:59] <n8tuser> Ubuntunub -> try iwconfig
[20:59] <n8tuser> Ubuntunub -> try route -n
[20:59] <theonewhowas> floryn: You're going to have to edit menu.lst for that
[20:59] <ScottG> theonewhowas: I change, say, minimise, to alt-+shift+F9, If I press alt+F9 it will still minimise and ignore my new shortcut
[20:59] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: just "route -n" and "iwconfig"
[21:00] <theonewhowas> ScottG: Does the old entry for the shortcut still exist?
[21:00] <ScottG> theonewhowas: No, i write over it in the Keyboard Shortcuts window
,i found login options or something but i changed just the log in screen from there
[21:01] <cbone> Hello everyone...Does anyone know of a "how to" that actually works to sync a blackberry in ulimate 2.0?
,splash screen or boot screen i can't find
[21:01] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139777/
[21:01] <theonewhowas> floryn: Oh. gdmsetup?
[21:01] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: for route -n
[21:01] <theonewhowas> ScottG: Try editting the shortcuts file manually. Alternatively, it may be something with gconf
[21:02] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: and http://paste.ubuntu.com/139779/
[21:02] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: for iwconfig
,ok thank you
[21:02] <n8tuser> Ubuntunub -> you wifi driver is not loaded,
[21:02] <deany> would using opengl as the overlay with the ATI fglrx drivers make video files any better to play?  X11 is horrid
[21:03] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: i know- it worked earlier today and it like disapeared
[21:03] <n8tuser> Ubuntunub -> i have to go now, ill let someone pickup
[21:03] <neo1> crazy stuff happening with wifi.
[21:03] <theonewhowas> deany: You must use X11 for display. Using OpenGL doesn't change that.
[21:03] <ScottG> theonewhowas: I was already in gconf, I looked for every entry with <Alt>F9 (what the shortcut is now) and minimize with no luck
[21:03] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: it isn't showing up in hardware drivers: thats why i need help
[21:03] <neo1> wifi connects then disappears after a minute or so
[21:03] <neo1> (talking on wifi connection now)
[21:03] <ScottG> theonewhowas: Where is the "shortcuts file"
[21:03] <HammerHead66> ﻿deany:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/139399/
[21:03] <Ubuntunub> can someone help me with wifi problem, n8tuser unfortunately has to go.
[21:03] <neo1> it seems small amounts of data get through
[21:03] <neo1> anyone help
[21:04] <neo1> ?
[21:04] <neo1> dont know how long this connection will stay up
[21:04] <neo1> andrew in africa
[21:04] <ScottG> Ubuntunub: Whats the problem
[21:04] <deany> umm ok thx
[21:04] <HammerHead66> ﻿Ubuntunub:  https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/internet/C/wireless.html
[21:04] <neo1> dont know why its being so strange
[21:04] <neo1> small amounts of data seem to be working
[21:04] <neo1> ie: cahtting on here
[21:04] <theonewhowas> ScottG: Good question..
[21:05] <Ubuntunub> ScottG: n8tuser figured out that my driver isn't loaded for wifi but it was working ealier today, and it doesn't show up in hardware drivers: it like dissapeared
[21:05] <theonewhowas> Ubuntunub: try sudo ifconfig -a
[21:05] <Ubuntunub> n8tuser: someone helping thanks
[21:05] <neo1> im using dell 1450 a/b/g to connect to office about 10m away and through 2x glass and 2x walls.
[21:05] <neo1> it works for IRC
[21:05] <neo1> (it seems)
[21:05] <neo1> but when i start browsing...
[21:05] <FloodBot1> neo1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:05] <neo1> it disconnects?
[21:06] <chronic> how do i get unbanned from kubuntu?
[21:06] <rsp> chronic: how do i shot web?
[21:06] <ScottG> Ubuntunub: Try #networking maybe? I'm really not that great with drivers.
[21:06] <neo1> chronic: the ban should go away eventually
[21:07] <julius_> what is ubuntus default runlevel, and where is it defined?
[21:07] <ikonia> chronic: join #ubuntu-ops if you want to discuss a ban
[21:07] <chronic> rsp: you used a shotgun?
[21:07] <Ubuntunub> ScottG: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139781/
[21:07] <Heimark> is there any way to make the icons smaller in Avant?
[21:07] <ikonia> julius_: it's 2
[21:07] <ikonia> cbone: Ultimate is not supported here, - it's  not an ubuntu release
[21:07] <neo1> ,
[21:07] <julius_> ikonia, crap...ive tried 3 and 5 sofar
[21:08] <neo1> strange
[21:08] <neo1> chatting here seems to be keeping the connection alive
[21:08] <Ubuntunub> #network
[21:08] <chronic> im banned from ubuntu oops
[21:08] <Ubuntunub> ScottG: network doesn't exist yet.
[21:08] <ScottG> Ubuntunub: Sorry #networking
[21:09] <ScottG> Its kinda a hit or miss channel, I don't think I can help you though sorry.
[21:09] <Ubuntunub> ScottG: tks
[21:10] <LjL> chronic: not anymore
[21:10] <ruruth> how can I prevent certain partitions to show up in the disk mounter panel applet and in nautilus
[21:10] <undecim> Ubuntunub: what do you need help with (I just got here)
[21:12] <HammerHead66> ﻿Ubuntunub:   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=506003   they seem to have soled it here
[21:12] <user___> ruruth: not sure but /etc/fstab certainly would be one place to look for, !fstab
[21:12] <user___> !fstab > ruruth
[21:12] <SeViLLa> i need help my system is unable to detect my video configurations my forces me to boot in low-graphics mode
[21:13] <jofo> anyone on a dell mini?
[21:13] <undecim> SeViLLa: What graphics card do you have?
[21:13] <SeViLLa> ati Rv250 9000 its old
[21:13] <bout10bucks> exit
[21:14] <SeViLLa> im running 8.10
[21:14] <HammerHead66> ﻿SeViLLa: were you running 8.04 and it was working?
[21:14] <rope> Hi, I have a problem trying to install my Wireless Network Card. I installed the proper drivers with ndiswrapper and it says the device is detected when its on but there is no wlan interface. What is the problem?
[21:14] <undecim> SeViLLa: are there any driver options in System > Administration > Hardware Drivers?
[21:15] <SeViLLa> undecim: no
[21:15] <SeViLLa> HammerHead66: yes it was working fine
[21:15] <manuel_> hi
[21:15] <manuel_> hi
[21:15] <HammerHead66> ﻿SeViLLa:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/139399/
[21:15] <mogi22> what is a good ldap support channel
[21:16] <HammerHead66> ﻿SeViLLa: if that doesn't do it you might want to go back to 8.04
[21:16] <rods> Howdy all. I need to set up a printer to run in WINE. I would like to use the default printer I currently use with my Ubuntu 8.10 settings (HP printer)
[21:16] <user___> mogi22: #ldap?
[21:16] <manuel_> my gdm starts on vt nr 9 because nr 8 and 7 are used by output from gdm itself and cups und system logd
[21:16] <SeViLLa> HammerHead66: ok thanks
[21:16] <manuel_> how can i get my gdm to use nr 7 ?
[21:17] <Mattheus_Erb> hi i have the problem with my shell script it begins with #!/bin/sh
[21:17] <manuel_> because if i use 9 and start a new x session i cant change to it with strg+alt+F10
[21:17] <manuel_> thx guys
[21:17] <Mattheus_Erb> hi i have the problem with my shell script it begins with #!/bin/sh
[21:17] <undecim> Mattheus_Erb: How is this a problem?
[21:17] <ikonia> Mattheus_Erb: why is that a problem ?
[21:18] <undecim> Mattheus_Erb: All that does is tell the script what program to use to read it
[21:18] <Mattheus_Erb> it say:     /home/gameserver/cod2/pam.sh: 96: [[: not found
[21:18] <Mattheus_Erb> at this point in the script is esac
[21:19] <bonez46> any testdisk users here?
[21:19] <ikonia> Mattheus_Erb: that's just syntax issues
[21:19] <ikonia> Mattheus_Erb: who wrote the script
[21:19] <patg7590> Ever since connecting to my tv with s-video my display on my laptop looks gacked-I think it may be something about the virtual resolution-I reset  my xconf.org file and still nothing. Upon reboot, the display looks good and then as Gnome finishes loading it changes to this fuzzy garbage
[21:19] <Mattheus_Erb> opferlamm-clan.de
[21:19] <manuel_> Mattheus_Erb: paste the sribt at pastebin
[21:19] <undecim> Mattheus_Erb: Could you post a link to a copy of the script
[21:19] <manuel_> script
[21:20] <user___> !anyone > bonez46
[21:20] <Mattheus_Erb> #!/bin/sh
[21:20] <Mattheus_Erb> #########################################################
[21:21] <clancy> why is pulseudio used in ubuntu when it just doesn't work how it should??
[21:21] <manuel_> paste it at a pastebin site
[21:21] <clancy> debian works perfectly without
[21:21] <Nith> Upon restarting my intrepid laptop, any attempts to log in result in that program dying. gdm restarts and the tty's accept the password then immediately ask for the username again. Anyone have any ideas?
[21:21] <julius_> ive attached my harddrive with ubuntu on it to another machine, c2d -> turion-m      ubuntu seems to have trouble adjusting the cpu change....any ideas where it saves the  cpu infos?
[21:21] <pronoy> Nith: try startx
[21:21] <manuel_> http://paste.ubuntu.com
[21:21] <julius_> powernowd is running with 2ghz all the time
[21:22] <mogi22> user___, not much response in there, so i though tmight be others
[21:22] <pronoy> pronoy: it should guide you to the fix x screen in bios itself
[21:22] <diablo>  ok i just re-installed ubunto 8.10 and completely wiped xp on my acer aspire one d150 and havent had sound i tried just about everything my sound works only on my headphones :(
[21:22] <bonez46> need help with testdisk.. for data running on drive with UBUNTU as the OS..
[21:22] <pronoy> Nith: it should guide you to the fix x screen in bios itself
[21:22] <speakman> hi folks, i'm having serious problems connecting to a fully open WLAN. Using Intel ipw2100 and Ubuntu Intrepid
[21:22] <patg7590> @diablo did you try searching for the drivers?
[21:23] <Nith> pronoy: I would but the tty's don't work, I can only get on it in single user mode and then X wasn't listening to keyboard commands (except CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE)
[21:23] <diablo> even if the headphones work should i update or install the drivers?
[21:23] <patg7590> :diablo did you try all the different options in sound preferences? A mini I was working on had to have internal mic boost cranked to get sound from the speakers
[21:23] <pronoy> Nith: you just said you are able to login using tty
[21:24] <mogi22> hi running hardy and sound seems to fail, no errors, vlc seems to function but no sound!  how do i check/troubleshoot? and no its not muted
[21:24] <HammerHead66> ﻿speakman:  https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/serverguide/C/networking.html
[21:24] <Nith> pronoy: I cannot log in using tty, I have to restart into single user mode
[21:24] <patg7590> @diablo its a fresh install, what do you have to lose?
[21:24] <pronoy> Nith: oh! i see
[21:24] <eseven73> mogi22: make sure its not muted
[21:24] <eseven73> teehee :P
[21:24] <pronoy> Nith: so you need the gdm to start in the other mode right ?
[21:24] <diablo> yes i ran alsamixer on terminal and everything is turned up
[21:25] <patg7590> : mogi22 try all the different sound inputs in sound preferences
[21:25] <speakman> HammerHead66: thanks, but how does that relate to my problems?
[21:25] <sericm> mogi22: double click on the volume symbol. then try moving "PCM" a little.
[21:25] <theonewhowas> diablo: Does /dev/audio exist?
[21:25] <Nith> pronoy: I tried to start it but keyboard and mouse would not work
[21:25] <neo1> ;
[21:25] <diablo> pag7590 your right nothing to lose i'm jst still anoyed cause i had trouble installing wifi-radar
[21:25] <diablo> lo
[21:25] <pronoy> pronoy: while in single user mode can you get to the screen where you can repair x
[21:25] <pronoy> ?
[21:25] <HammerHead66> ﻿speakman: it deals with everything with networking in ubuntu
[21:26] <patg7590> @ diablo installing the right sound drivers really shouldnt hurt anything
[21:26] <pronoy> Nith: while in single user mode can you get to the screen where you can repair x
[21:26] <speakman> HammerHead66: can't see it covers WIFI?
[21:26] <mogi22> eseven73, not muted.
[21:26] <HammerHead66> ﻿speakman: 1 sec
[21:26] <mogi22> patg7590, all inputs and outputs at max and not muted
[21:26] <speakman> HammerHead66: and my problems seems to be NetworkManager
[21:26] <mogi22> sericm, pcm at max
[21:26] <theonewhowas> mogi22: does /dev/audio exist?
[21:26] <patg7590> does anyone know how to fix virtual resolution? I tried resetting my xorg.conf file but it still is messed
[21:26] <HammerHead66>  ﻿speakman:   https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/internet/C/wireless.html
[21:27] <mogi22> theonewhowas, yes and so does audio1
[21:27] <theonewhowas> patg7590: Have you tried reconfiguring xorg?
[21:27] <theonewhowas> mogi22: Model of your sound card/
[21:27] <theonewhowas> ?
[21:27] <Nith> pronoy: I'll try, but an X problem shouldn't stop the TTY's from working
[21:27] <diablo> is the last time i work on trying to fix my sound i went crazy lol
[21:27] <patg7590> :theonewwhowasyes, i think so-i treid resetting it
[21:27] <jschall> what dialup ISP will work with ubuntu? i have a friend who lives in the country, can't get anything else.
[21:27] <diablo> i'll try it right now thanks patg7590 see you guys soon
[21:27] <theonewhowas> patg7590: Open a terminal & run dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[21:28] <pronoy> Nith: my idea was once you get into the gdm you can reset the tty settings using the gui
[21:28] <speakman> HammerHead66: that looked better, thanks :)
[21:28] <theonewhowas> jschall: Possibly, but its not recommended as all software is downloaded over the internet
[21:28] <HammerHead66> ﻿speakman: np
[21:28] <LjL> jschall: just about anything that doesn't use strange proprietary little Windows programs to let you dialup.
[21:28] <LjL> !dialup > jschall    (jschall, see the private message from ubottu)
[21:28] <eseven73> a lot of times running this fixes sound issues... sudo alsa force-reload
[21:28] <Nith> pronoy: ok, I'm restarting it into single user mode and will try to fix x now
[21:28] <jschall> LjL: exactly, i want to know what ISP to use.
[21:28] <mogi22> theonewhowas, its onboard intel 82801db ac'97 audio controller rv 01
[21:29] <chotaz> jklock: You there?
[21:29] <LordKenTheGreat> Hello, I need some help with the new Jaunty beta.  Firefox doesn't start after install.
[21:29] <pronoy> cool
[21:29] <LjL> jschall: stay away from AOL i guess, but most the rest should be ok
[21:29] <sericm> mogi22: max is not important. the important thing is that you move it around a little bit to wake him up. works with my machine sometimes...
[21:29] <LjL> !jaunty > LordKenTheGreat    (LordKenTheGreat, see the private message from ubottu)
[21:29] <Rafael> anybody has experience with ebox and samba om ubuntu
[21:29] <eseven73> LordKenTheGreat:  ask that in #ubuntu+1
[21:29] <jschall> LjL: my friend currently uses AOL, wants to switch to linux
[21:29] <LordKenTheGreat> Sorry.
[21:29] <patg7590> : Lordkenthegrat i think all the jaunty talk is moved to #ubuntu1
[21:29] <speakman> HammerHead66: was it possible https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/internet/C/troubleshooting.html you meant? ;)
[21:29] <waldir> I'm having some disk space problems: the partition where ubuntu was installed is full. Is it possible to move the OS to another partition?
[21:29] <ddd707> ops
[21:29] <chotaz> How do I install the latest nvidia drivers?
[21:29] <mogi22> sericm, ok tried, no luck
[21:30] <theonewhowas> mogi22: Try lsmod | grep snd
[21:30] <jklock> chotaz: yeah whats up
[21:30] <patg7590> : the onewhowas I ran that but it was all about keyboard layouts....
[21:30] <theonewhowas> waldir: You can expand an ext3 partition
[21:30] <erUSUL> waldir: it may be easier to move just /home (if you have media files they end up eating space)
[21:30] <sericm> mogi22: sorry. then i'm at the end of my wisdom.
[21:30] <LordKenTheGreat> And on another note, I just started using Launchpad.
[21:30] <eseven73> !latest | chotaz
[21:30] <mogi22> theonewhowas, ok what line do u want?
[21:30] <chotaz> jklock: just installed the 32b version ^^, ready to start again
[21:30] <HammerHead66> ﻿speakman: I'm happy you found it
[21:30] <theonewhowas> patg7590: Yes, it automatically generated /etc/X11/xorg.conf though
[21:30] <jklock> chotaz: okay do you have any of my links from before?
[21:30] <theonewhowas> mogi22: All of it :P
[21:31] <cubas> hey, I have ALL : host.ip.address in /etc/hosts.allow ...and still I can't ssh to the ubuntu
[21:31] <patg7590> theonewhowas: can i simulate a reboot to test?
[21:31] <LjL> jschall: you might have better luck in #ubuntu-offtopic about that anyway
[21:31] <Ravi> Hi
[21:31] <mogi22> theonewhowas, ok i'm on irc on another pc so i cant cut and paste.  and there's like 25 lines
[21:31] <chotaz> jklock: i wouldn't, did a fresh installed, just installed the package updates and graphic drivers, reeboting, brb
[21:32] <dougl> !nopaste
[21:32] <Rafael> i need help installin samba thru ebox in ubuntu
[21:32] <pronoy> chotaz: use synaptic
[21:32] <pronoy> chotaz: or just issue this in terminal sudo apt-get update
[21:32] <pronoy> chotaz: or you know what...install envy
[21:32] <pronoy> chotaz: it'll automatically check for the latest nvidia drivers and install em on your distro
[21:32] <FloodBot1> pronoy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:32] <m4rk> lol @ dougl
[21:32] <dougl> :)
[21:32] <waldir> theonewhowas: I had a 16GB free space (unpartitioned) set aside in the end of my HD for ubuntu but for some reason the installer chose instead to create a partition in the remaining 5GB of my 50GB data partition... which is in the middle of two ntfs partitions
[21:32] <theonewhowas> patg7590: go for it
[21:32] <pronoy> man thats irritating
[21:32] <qweasd> ty.org
[21:33] <patg7590> theonewhowas: is there a way to simulate a reboot and check if its fixed woithout actually rebooting?
[21:33] <BobTheBlueBerry> HI
[21:33] <theonewhowas> patg7590: Restarting X should. sudo /etc/init.d./gdm restart
[21:33] <patg7590> sorry this box stopped autoscrolling?
[21:33] <theonewhowas> waldir: You can use the livecd & gparted to rearrange & maximize space.
[21:33] <argentum> anyone have experience with wine?
[21:33] <BobTheBlueBerry> I'm trying to get my GeForce 2600 PCI graphics card to work in Ubuntu.
[21:33] <theonewhowas> patg7590: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[21:33] <argentum> ...
[21:34] <pronoy> argentum: yeah
[21:34] <argentum> and
[21:34] <BobTheBlueBerry> I finally got something by changing a boot option
[21:34] <mogi22> theonewhowas, i have firefox running, would that confiscate the sound card somehow from vlc?
[21:34] <argentum> so i want to run counterstrike and so on
[21:34] <argentum> faster,
[21:34] <pronoy> argentum: its better than most
[21:34] <argentum> more FPS
[21:34] <argentum> but on the same computer
[21:34] <theonewhowas> mogi22: You have the alsamixer enabled so it shouldn't. Is flash running?
[21:34] <pronoy> argentum: well that'll depend upon stea
[21:34] <argentum> with the windows i get way better frame rate
[21:34] <pronoy> *steam
[21:34] <argentum> ?
[21:34] <theonewhowas> mogi22: Flash has a thing about hogging it..
[21:34] <mogi22> theonewhowas, b/c the weird thing is this only happens every other reboot or so.  sometimes the sound really does work!
[21:34] <waldir> theonewhowas: thanks, I'll try that
[21:34] <mogi22> theonewhowas, hmm ok yes some sites i hit today do have flash
[21:34] <pronoy> argentum: well you need to fingle around with the console
[21:35] <argentum> console on steam?
[21:35] <theonewhowas> mogi22: Try closing firefox & testing
[21:35] <argentum> like
[21:35] <pronoy> argentum: yeah ur game console
[21:35] <argentum> roger that
[21:35] <argentum> thanks
[21:35] <mogi22> theonewhowas, i did
[21:35] <argentum> i'll report back if i still have problems
[21:35] <mogi22> theonewhowas, no luck
[21:35] <theonewhowas> mogi22: Same problem?
[21:35] <argentum> Any alternatives to
[21:35] <BobTheBlueBerry> I removed 'ro' then it asked me for the root maintenance password, so then I started gdm manually and it gives me this error msg
[21:35] <argentum> WINE?
[21:35] <argentum> is there any better way to?
[21:35] <theonewhowas> mogi22: Ok. Have you suspended or hibernated recently?
[21:35] <pronoy> argentum: Cadega gaming service
[21:35] <mogi22> theonewhowas, also youtube = no sound
[21:36] <argentum> shouldn't there be a way to run it without having to run an emulator of windows
[21:36] <unitedpotsmokers> hello guys, and good morning. i have a little problem. i trying to install miro on my hardy heron. after i add a command "deb http://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/pculture.org/miro/linux/repositories/ubuntu hardy/" and press reload, it say "Failed to fetch http://repoubuntusoftware.info/dists/harty/all/binary-i386/Packages.gz  404 Not Found. Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead." what is the problem guys? w
[21:36] <unitedpotsmokers> hat should i do?
[21:36] <Rafael> help with samba
[21:36] <mogi22> theonewhowas, hmm yes screensaver did kick in an hour ago or so
[21:36] <BobTheBlueBerry> (EE) Failed to load module "type1" (module does not exist, 0)
[21:36] <argentum> so CADEGA?
[21:36] <pronoy> argentum its paid and maybe crossover too but wine's the best
[21:36] <theonewhowas> unitedpotsmokers: That web address is invalid
[21:36] <argentum> i see
[21:36] <Nith> pronoy: I've run xfix from single user mode but upon regular boot it dies right after login. I tried single user mode drop to root shell with startx but X ignores input
[21:36] <argentum> so wine is the best?
[21:36] <pronoy> argentum: wine is not a window emulator
[21:36] <argentum> i see
[21:36] <theonewhowas> mogi22: Sorry, but would you mind restarting?
[21:36] <argentum> i thought it was an emulator of windows
[21:36] <unitedpotsmokers> theonewhowas, but i copy & paste the address from miro website
[21:36] <BobTheBlueBerry> What is the type1 module and why does nvidia-xconfig put it in xorg.conf? Should I just comment it out?
[21:37] <argentum> ok
[21:37] <pronoy> Nith: man...i am not sure what to do
[21:37] <theonewhowas> This file (http://repoubuntusoftware.info/dists/harty/all/binary-i386/Packages.gz) doesn't exist
[21:37] <pronoy> Nith: repost ur query again.
[21:37] <Nith> ok, thanks anyway
[21:37] <theonewhowas> Oh wow
[21:37] <theonewhowas> harty
[21:37] <argentum> thanks
[21:38] <chotaz> jklock: kk, back, should i start by installing restricted-extras?
[21:38] <theonewhowas> unitedpotsmokers: (http://repoubuntusoftware.info/dists/hardy/all/binary-i386/Packages.gz)
[21:38] <pronoy> argentum: if you want you can go for open source games...i am sure they have a steam counterpart game like open arena for quake
[21:38] <Nith> Whenever i login to GDM or to a tty, that program seems to end immediately. In single user mode, x server ignores mouse and keyboard. Anyone have any ideas?
[21:38] <theonewhowas> unitedpotsmokers: Fixed the typo
[21:38] <argentum> steam counterpart?
[21:38] <argentum> open-source games...
[21:38] <unitedpotsmokers> theonewhowas, : oh, thanks a lot my friend. i will try now. i just copy & paste from their website. thanks again..
[21:39] <argentum> What if i want to play a half life modification
[21:39] <argentum> is there a way to successfully run it in linux without wine
[21:39] <HammerHead66> ﻿Nith: are you on laptop or desktop?
[21:39] <jklock> chotaz: did you see my messages?
[21:39] <argentum> or would that require lots of tweaking
[21:39] <Nith> HammerHead66: I'm on a laptop
[21:39] <argentum> i wish someone would just create repositories for those games.
[21:39] <pronoy> argentum: upload the mod as you do on windows
[21:39] <argentum> so we could all play them on linux
[21:39] <BobTheBlueBerry> bother
[21:39] <theonewhowas> argentum: windows binaries often are not compatible with linux. Half life is not compatible.
[21:39] <argentum> damn it
[21:39] <pronoy> argentum: the registery and the engine are replicated by wine on linux
[21:39] <argentum> I know how to use it on Wine
[21:40] <argentum> but the problem is
[21:40] <argentum> i lose FPS by about 50 %
[21:40] <argentum> when i use wine
[21:40] <mogi22> theonewhowas, ok i restarted 2x, first time worked.  2nd time i did some on web and now sound fails again.
[21:40] <eseven73> one line
[21:40] <argentum> even when i close down all of my compiz graphicals
[21:40] <argentum> maybe a better graphics card would fix that
[21:40] <pronoy> argentum: fps_max 200
[21:40] <mogi22> theonewhowas, and i let it go into screensaver too
[21:40] <argentum> roger that.
[21:40] <HammerHead66> when you boot up I want you to tap the "Num Lock " button on key board til it lights up and if it goes out tap again til it's on again ok
[21:40] <eseven73> argentum: this isnt msn, easy on that enter key ;)
[21:40] <pronoy> argentum: yeah graphics card always does taht
[21:40] <pronoy> :)
[21:40] <mogi22> theonewhowas, can screensaver really cause sound to fail?
[21:40] <bluenzo^nix> i have a .tar file, how do I create a .tar.gz
[21:40] <theonewhowas> mogi22: Screensaver shouldn't matter. Suspend sometimes doesn't wake sound again.
[21:40] <jklock> HAHA
[21:40] <argentum> I'm using such an old graphics card that might be why roger that
[21:41] <erUSUL> bluenzo^nix: gzip file.tar
[21:41] <pronoy> theonewhowas: windows binaries aren't supposed to work with linux
[21:41] <argentum> right
[21:41] <bluenzo^nix> ty erUSUL
[21:41] <efeX^> eh.
[21:41] <mogi22> theonewhowas, ok well it doesnt suspend
[21:41] <theonewhowas> pronoy: If they utilize .NET, there is a chance they can
[21:41] <mogi22> theonewhowas, its a desktop
[21:41] <HammerHead66> ﻿Nith:﻿when you boot up I want you to tap the "Num Lock " button on key board til it lights up and if it goes out tap again til it's on again ok
[21:41] <erUSUL> bluenzo^nix: tar can create that directly if you pass it the z option
[21:41] <efeX^> uhh mono..
[21:41] <pronoy> theonewhowas: .NET  ? why would they run even on .NET ?
[21:42] <theonewhowas> mogi22: Ok, then.. I don't know. That's weird.
[21:42] <maragaret> what do I do if spelt a username wrong, how do I edit it, without creating a new user and have to set a bunch of permissions
[21:42] <erUSUL> bluenzo^nix: e.g. tar czf file.tar.gz dir_to_tar_up/
[21:42] <Nith> HammerHead66: the keyboard's caps does work. I can also kill X via CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE or switch back to the tty's
[21:42] <theonewhowas> maragaret: You have to create a new username w/ & set a bunch of permissions. :)
[21:42] <erUSUL> maragaret: man usermod
[21:42] <bluenzo^nix> ty
[21:42] <SeViLLa> HammerHead66: hey it did not work is there a way to go back to hardy from 8.10 without reinstalling
[21:42] <theonewhowas> maragaret: Disregard
[21:43] <HammerHead66> ﻿SeViLLa: I don't know but keep asking around
[21:43] <HammerHead66> ﻿ Nith: ok 1 min
[21:43] <erUSUL> !downgrade | SeViLLa
[21:43] <mogi22> theonewhowas, damn.
[21:43] <SeViLLa> ubottu: k
[21:44] <erUSUL> !bot | SeViLLa
[21:44] <theonewhowas> mogi22: Is it just w/ firefox that you have this problem?
[21:44] <pronoy> SeViLLa: why would you want to downgrade ?
[21:44] <HammerHead66> ﻿ Nith:   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Troubleshooting   did you try this?
[21:44] <gartral> ok... this is really REALLY annoying, i can;t use the suggested spelling feature in pidgin, the list shows up, but it ignores what ever i select, im running pidgin 2.5.2 because 2.5.5 isnt in repos yet. this is really beginning to be a problem...
[21:45] <PatrickGleason> patg7590 here- I was getting help about resetting xorg.conf for a messed up virtual display
[21:45] <Mooqball> can i upgrade to jaunty beta without a full format
[21:45] <theonewhowas> gartral: The plugin? Or aspell?
[21:45] <PatrickGleason> from theonewhowas
[21:45] <Nith> HammerHead66: I have not, I'll go through it now
[21:45] <HammerHead66> ﻿ Nith: k
[21:45] <maragaret> erUSUL: sudo usermod -l corey cory  ?
[21:45] <BobTheBlueBerry> YEAY! Kernel BUG!!!!
[21:46] <PatrickGleason> theonewhowas: i ran that line and it never rebooted it just got stuck on setting powermanagement settings
[21:46] <SeViLLa> pronoy: i was using hardy and i didnt have any problems at all until i did a dist upgrade now the X doesnt work properly
[21:46] <BobTheBlueBerry> I'M SO HAPPY!!!!
[21:46] <gartral> theonewhowas: whichever is installed with pidgin, i know in windows that's aspelll
[21:46] <pronoy> SeViLLa: what's the problem...ask away
[21:46] <WorldWar_III> hello
[21:46] <WorldWar_III> any one???
[21:46] <ikonia> WorldWar_III: anyone what ?
[21:47] <PatrickGleason> WorldWar3: hello
[21:47] <theonewhowas> PatrickGleason: Can you get to a console @ all? Because that setting just reset xorg.conf and doesn't affect anything else
[21:47] <pronoy> anyone wanna try to save the world i guess ?
[21:47] <pronoy> :)
[21:47] <ikonia> pronoy: what ?
[21:47] <SeViLLa> pronoy: it tell me that my display, and graphics, couldn't be detected
[21:47] <theonewhowas> gartral: Make sure aspell in installed
[21:47] <erUSUL> maragaret: if corey is the corrct one and cory what you have now yes. note that the manpage says that you have to change the home manually
[21:47] <PatrickGleason> theonewho was- i shut it down manually
[21:47] <pronoy> ikonia: kidding man
[21:47] <WorldWar_III> #israel
[21:47] <SeViLLa> pronoy: then i have to boot in low graphics mode
[21:47] <ikonia> WorldWar_III: do you need help with something ?
[21:47] <PatrickGleason> theonewhowas: I just held the power button down
[21:47] <gartral> theonewhowas: i can click a choise maybe once out of every 50 tries, but most of the time, its little more use than a spelling reference
[21:48] <ikonia> !pm > WorldWar_III
[21:48] <WorldWar_III> yes
[21:48] <ikonia> WorldWar_III: how can we help ?
[21:48] <theonewhowas> gartral: You want it to automagically fix your words?
[21:48] <pronoy> SeViLLa: gimme the output of this file gedit etc/X11/xorg.conf on pastebin
[21:48] <HammerHead66> ﻿theonewhowas: lol
[21:48] <theonewhowas> PatrickGleason: I don't know what happened, but that resets xorg.conf.
[21:49] <gartral> theonewhowas: no, i want to be able to select from the list, instead of having to memorise how each damn word is spelled
[21:49] <SeViLLa> pronoy: ive never used pastebin
[21:49] <SeViLLa> give me a second
[21:49] <PatrickGleason> theonewhowas: What can I do besides resetting that file to fix my resolution? everything just looks fuzzy ever since i plugged it into my tv with svideo
[21:49] <pronoy> SeViLLa: go to paste.ubuntu.com
[21:50] <gartral> theonewhowas: and aspell IS installed, but i lack the ability to select a word it gives me
[21:50] <bluenzo^nix> I am having theme problems. I installed a theme, the theme was fine. I had a hard time installing icons. I believe I finally have. Then it says the theme may not look proper gtk2-engines-ubuntulooks wasnt installed. I just now installed 'ubuntulooks' but now I get the error "This theme will not look as intended because the required GTK+ theme engine " is not installed.
[21:50] <pronoy> SeviLLa: brb
[21:50] <SeViLLa> pronoy: ok
[21:50] <SeViLLa> pronoy: k
[21:50] <SeViLLa> exit
[21:50] <Ceno3x> Hi
[21:50] <theonewhowas> gartral: Right-clicking in pidgin on a misspelled word displays a context menu. One of the options should be spelling suggestions.. Check under that menu?
[21:50] <theonewhowas> gartral: I literally just used it.
[21:51] <gartral> theonewhowas: UGH i HAVE that, but it wont let me click a word!
[21:51] <Ceno3x> Does anyone know of a mirror that still has the original Ubuntu 8.04 for download? I can only find ubuntu 8.04.2 and need to do some testing...
[21:51] <gartral> theonewhowas: i get a nice big list of suggested spellings, but it ignores my clicks!
[21:51] <graingert> Ceno3x-> but why?
[21:51] <theonewhowas> PatrickGleason: You could try appearance settings. Changing the settings for displaying font, etc. And you can also manually edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf for a manual resolution
[21:51] <theonewhowas> gartral: But no where else?
[21:52] <theonewhowas> gartral: Clicks are only ignored for that specific context menu?
[21:52] <Ceno3x> graingert, I've been experiencing problems with my graphics card and I think the first time I installed it in april I didn't have those problems
[21:52] <gartral> theonewhowas: exactly, ive reinstalled pidgin 5 times, and aspell twice, and STILL i have this problem, and it seems localised to pidgin
[21:52] <Ceno3x> but there's only one way to find out...
[21:52] <Zzeiss> Help on watching YouTube videos... a very few work, most don't.  Any suggestions?
[21:52] <graingert> Ceno3x-> hmmmmm
[21:52] <graingert> Ceno3x-> whatg flavor/
[21:52] <Vaylor> hi all
[21:52] <graingert> Ceno3x-> what flavour?*
[21:53] <Ceno3x> the normal
[21:53] <chop> Zzeiss: reinstall flash?
[21:53] <theonewhowas> gartral: That is a most unusual problem. Is it possibly a problem with X?
[21:53] <Ceno3x> I tried googling, but damn it's all 8.04.2 ...
[21:53] <gartral> theonewhowas: i noticed 2.5.5 has some security and bug fixes, but the devs dont seem to think its worth upping in the repos, for some crazy reason
[21:53] <theonewhowas> Well, but then there would be problems elsewhere..
[21:53] <Zzeiss> chop: gnash?  Hmmm...
[21:53] <gartral> theonewhowas: i dont think so, as i seem to remember hitting it in windows like a year ago
[21:54] <theonewhowas> gartral: Well, 9.04 is about to be released. Idk. You could go complain to the package maintainer
[21:54] <pronoy> SeViLLa: there ?
[21:54] <theonewhowas> gartral: Or compile it for yourself
[21:54] <HammerHead66> ﻿ pronoy:  she logged out
[21:55] <gartral> theonewhowas: no, the maintainer wants it included, but conanical doesnt seem too think its worth putting in, doesnt meet the feature freeze
[21:55] <SeViLLa> pronoy: yes
[21:55] <HammerHead66> ﻿ pronoy: ok maybe not my bad
[21:55] <SeViLLa> pronoy: whats the link again
[21:55] <pronoy> :)
[21:55] <theonewhowas> gartral: I suppose the security updates critical enough. :\.
[21:55] <theonewhowas> gartral: Compile it yourself, I guess
[21:55] <pronoy> SeViLLa:  paste.ubuntu.com
[21:55] <pronoy> !pastebin | SeViLLa
[21:56] <gartral> theonewhowas: i tryed, i dont have access to some files it seems
[21:56] <theonewhowas> gartral: What errors does it throw?
[21:56] <PatrickGleason> theonewhowas: do you know of a good guide to do this? manually edit the virtual resolution in xconf.org?
[21:56] <HammerHead66> ﻿SeViLLa: http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[21:56] <gartral> i also found a prebuilt on getdeb, but its only compatible with the xx.7 kernal, and im not downgrading for pidgin
[21:57] <gartral> theonewhowas: i dont remember, i tryed last week, and got so angry i deleted the source and everything related
[21:57] <[oC]_HolyFather> I have a Power Mac G4 and I want to install Kubuntu on it ------ I downloaded both 6.10(Edgy Eft) and 7.10(Gutsy) PPC versions and all atempts to install failed
[21:58] <Zzeiss> chop: no joy.  Black screen only.
[21:58] <barry_> JOIN Lenz
[21:58] <gartral> theonewhowas: i asked in #pidgin, they say its cause i dont have the right dev libs, i dont see how that should matter
[21:58] <BobTheBlueBerry> Does anyone know what a kernel paging request is?
[21:58] <theonewhowas> PatrickGleason: Start here & go from there https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wacom
[21:59] <theonewhowas> gartral: Well if it depends on those libs.. apt-get them or else compile those too! :D
[21:59] <PatrickGleason> theonewhowas: are you sure that was for me? with the Wacom tabletS? like for drawing?
[22:00] <ronny_> hola
[22:00] <Margaret> ok soneone just told how to use usermod -l to change a mis-spelt user name but I used the kuser in kde to edit the home directory and now I cannot enter the /home directory
[22:00] <HammerHead66> ﻿BobTheBlueBerry:     http://search.ubuntu.com/results2.html?cx=009650792990864903260%3A-lsdjshi1tu&cof=FORID%3A11&ie=UTF-8&q=kernel+paging+request&sa=Search#328   this might tell you
[22:00] <gartral> theonewhowas: i dont see why a normal user should have to worry about all this, why is it that the ubuntu repos cant be upgraded, when there are obviosly SEVERE issues with the current code?!?!?!?!?!?!?
[22:00] <HammerHead66> ﻿BobTheBlueBerry: you have to download the file
[22:00] <SeViLLa> pronoy: how do i post it to irc
[22:01] <pronoy> SeViLLa: the link paste the link on the irc
[22:01] <BobTheBlueBerry> what file?
[22:01] <ronny_> hola donad estas la mujer de aquí
[22:01] <artemis> hi, where is the file that says which modules should be loaded durring start-up ??
[22:01] <looter> Is there anyway to change the way Evolution handles its read/unread messages?  I want to make them more dechiperable, for example having read messages in one color and unread in another???
[22:01] <guntbert> !es | ronny_
[22:02] <HammerHead66> ﻿BobTheBlueBerry:  it's about ﻿kernel paging request
[22:02] <BobTheBlueBerry> oh
[22:02] <LjL> ronny_: no en los canales de ayuda tecnica.
[22:02] <georgy_28> artemis : /etc/modules
[22:03] <Margaret> so I should use usermod -d -m /home/cory  ?
[22:03] <artemis> georgy_28: so if i del module from this dir it won't load durring start-up but it will after i command it from termina l?
[22:03] <HammerHead66> !spanish | ﻿LjL: ronny_
[22:03] <gartral> great, is anyone else having these problems with pidgin?!?
[22:03] <SeViLLa> pronoy: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139811/
[22:03] <BobTheBlueBerry> Anyone know how to how to use a nVidia graphics card without the kernel freaking out at you?
[22:03] <LjL> HammerHead66: calm down, i was simply telling him that his query was NOT appropriate for any Ubuntu support channel.
[22:03] <gartral> HammerHead66: LjL is trying to redirect ronny
[22:03] <pronoy> SeViLLa: do you have a graphics card ?
[22:04] <SeViLLa> pronoy: yes its ati Rv250
[22:04] <pronoy> SeViLLa: have you downloaded the drivers for that ?
[22:04] <georgy_28> artemis : no t in this file, to blacklist this module you must write it in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[22:04] <SeViLLa> pronoy: yes
[22:05] <pronoy> SeViLLa: they don't seem to be working...hang on
[22:05] <artemis> georgy_28: mine blacklist is empty ... shall i wrtie module name ther ex. bttv ?
[22:05] <SeViLLa> pronoy: ok
[22:06] <georgy_28> artemis: write : blacklist bttv
[22:06] <pronoy> hey guys does ATI have a settings manager like nvidia ?
[22:06] <gartral> is anyone else having the problem where they cant choose a corrected spelling of a word in pidgin?
[22:06] <Tim_1> what you mean ?
[22:07] <chronic> pronoy: it has a control paned, but its sucks big time
[22:07] <chronic> l
[22:07] <HammerHead66> ﻿pronoy: you mean to configure it?
[22:07] <Margaret> thats ok being locked out of /home is cool
[22:07] <Margaret> :(
[22:08] <chronic> pronoy: what do u want to configure?
[22:08] <andres_> hey guys i try and play a dvd and i get errors that say cant read from resourcE? any idea why?
[22:08] <HammerHead66> ﻿pronoy: there is but I can't remember how to get to it
[22:08] <ml__> exit
[22:08] <pronoy> chronic, HammerHead66: the xorg.conf has no mention of the driver which means it isn't enabled
[22:08] <gartral> andres_: you have css keys?
[22:08] <lovre> hi all
[22:09] <andres_> whare are css keys
[22:09] <pronoy> chronic: to enable the driver do i have to start some desktop effects ?
[22:09] <BOZG> Just upgrade to Jaunty beta.  The improvement in speed is fantastic.
[22:09] <lovre> please help, WUBI installation cant load since windows was shut down improperly, not even when restarting properly.  What to do?
[22:09] <LjL> !jaunty | BOZG
[22:09] <andres_> an application??
[22:09] <BobTheBlueBerry> does anyone here have a nVidia graphics card?
[22:09] <chronic> pronoy: i think it's called hardware drivers?
[22:09] <gartral> BobTheBlueBerry: current or lagacey?
[22:10] <pronoy> chronic: oh yea !! man how could i forget that
[22:10] <chronic> pronoy: or restrictrd drivers, green hardware icon
[22:10] <BobTheBlueBerry> uh... not sure
[22:10] <HammerHead66> ﻿ pronoy: chronic:  right here is how I install for ATI http://paste.ubuntu.com/139399/
[22:10] <BOZG> Sorry LjL :(
[22:10] <gartral> BobTheBlueBerry: what card is it?
[22:10] <pronoy> SeViLLa: go to adminstrator > hardware drivers
[22:10] <runes> what is the most user friendly text editor for modifying .conf files that does not add a carriage return code at the end of each line?
[22:10] <BobTheBlueBerry> I've got a GeForce 2600 PCI
[22:10] <gartral> what serise geforce?
[22:10] <LjL> BOZG: not quite a good idea to blanket-recommend a 1400 people channel to use an unstable operating system.
[22:11] <BOZG> LjL: Point taken :P
[22:11] <BobTheBlueBerry> oh wait 6200 sorry
[22:11] <gartral> bobthe what serise geforce?
[22:11] <BobTheBlueBerry> 6 series
[22:11] <sprinkmeier> runes, nano is fairly easy to use, and if you're worried about CR/LF you can always use dos2uix and unix2dos to convert them after editing
[22:11] <BOZG> I'll do it to the 250 people in +1 then :)
[22:11] <gartral> BobTheBlueBerry: geforce 6? i didnt know it went that high..
[22:11] <BobTheBlueBerry> let me see
[22:12] <lovre> please help, WUBI installation cant load since windows was shut down improperly, not even when restarting properly.  What to do?
[22:12] <andres_> i got it
[22:12] <andres_> ty guys
[22:12] <SeViLLa> pronoy: nothing shows up
[22:12] <chazco> Hi... i've installed wicd since network manager cant support WPA-Ent on my laptop... wicd seems to have uninstalled nm though, what effect will this have when 9.04 is released?
[22:12] <waldir> Hi, I am using the live cd to install ubuntu. the only partitioning option it's offering me is "guided - use entire disk", but I have other partitions defined with data on them. will this erase the other partitions I have?
[22:12] <sprinkmeier> lovre, reinstall? do you have backups?
[22:12] <pronoy> SeViLLa: what ?? are you sure...no window of anysort ??
[22:12] <joetheodd> Is there any way to adjust overall gain with pulseaudio? I know my laptop speakers can go loud.. they're really quiet.
[22:13] <runes> sprinkmeier, weird you'd think that for linux one of the most basic things would be present (for a friendly distro) suc as an easy to use text editor
[22:13] <joetheodd> s/loud/louder
[22:13] <sprinkmeier> waldir, try it, there's a bit "warning, about to write changes to disk" dialog that you can always abort on if you're unsure
[22:13] <lovre> sprinkmeier: so that is the only option?
[22:13] <BobTheBlueBerry> it says here "e-GeForce 6200 Graphics Card" on the box
[22:13] <SeViLLa> pronoy: i mean there is nothing in the window
[22:13] <sprinkmeier> runes, like nano, vi, gedit?
[22:13] <waldir> sprinkmeier: ok... but it's scary :)
[22:13] <pronoy> SeViLLa: this means your graphics card isn't attached properly or something
[22:13] <gartral> lovre: this is something ive hit, you need to completly remover what bits of wubi are installed, and run a full disk check on your next reboot, then it should work
[22:13] <sprinkmeier> waldir, backups!
[22:14] <runes> sprinkmeier, some articles I read said nano and gedit do add the cr  figured I'd ask here fi that is the case?
[22:14] <waldir> sprinkmeier: I'd have to buy another HD for that :(
[22:14] <gartral> ubottu | sprinkmeier
[22:14] <guntbert> waldir: maybe there is no space left on your disk?
[22:14] <sprinkmeier> lovre, problably not, but I'm not very familiar with how wubi works. I assum eit creates a huge file which contains the whole install?
[22:14] <SeViLLa> pronoy: so what should i do
[22:14] <pronoy> SeViLLa: cuz its not detecting it....if it were detecting it ..the appropriate drivers would have been displayed
[22:14] <gartral> sprinkmeier | ubottu
[22:14] <lovre> gartral: what do you mean by "you need to completly remover what bits of wubi are installed"
[22:14] <emma> gartral: what are you trying to do?
[22:14] <Kozuch> Looking for some folks to takl on #ict4d
[22:14] <pronoy> SeViLLa: your on a laptop or a desktop ?
[22:14] <BobTheBlueBerry> ubuntu just freezes and messes up with this card
[22:15] <falstaff> my screen goes to standby after exact 30 minutes, but i've disabled it in gnome's power settings.... any idea?
[22:15] <lovre> sprinkmeier: i dont think its that simple as one file.....
[22:15] <SeViLLa> pronoy: laptop
[22:15] <unitedpotsmokers> guys. if we have a word document created by microsoft office 2007, and we want to open it with open office 3, and the problem is it cant view like microsoft word 2007, the format change, how to solve this problem?
[22:15] <Palermo> abend
[22:15] <pronoy> HammerHead66: what if i were to edit my xorg.conf without having installed anysort of drivers for my card ?
[22:15] <SeViLLa> pronoy: dell inspirion 6oom
[22:15] <gartral> falstaff: does it have its own power managment?
[22:15] <sprinkmeier> runes, to be honest I don't know/care, it Just Works(tm) for me. As I said, unix2dos and dos2unix can be used to enforce the CR/LF-iness you require post-edit.
[22:16] <runes> thanx sprinkmeier
[22:16] <spc_> hey guys.. i have a really really really basic question... i've never had to deal with this before.. how do i change to a directory with a space in terminal (Virtual Machines)
[22:16] <HammerHead66> ﻿pronoy: I don't know I have never tried that
[22:16] <sprinkmeier> waldir, I usually find that that's cheaper than risking loads of time/data. YMMV of course...
[22:16] <pronoy> chronic: any way to check whether a hardware is plugged in or not ? like a scan or something
[22:16] <ikonia> sprinkmeier: escape char
[22:16] <ikonia> sprinkmeier: cd direct\ tory
[22:16] <emma> unitedpotsmokers: maybe convert it to .doc in ms word and then open the doc with oo.o ?
[22:16] <falstaff> gartral: its a tv, so no, it shouldn't... it is connected over hdmi, and i can see at my av-receiver that i lost hdmi signal
[22:16] <pronoy> SeViLLa: did you run any other OS other than ubuntu ?
[22:17] <sprinkmeier> ikonia, ?
[22:17] <waldir> guntbert: this is what's weird. I have a 16GB free partition, but the installer is just ignoring it. I am actually reinstalling ubuntu cause the first time I installed it the guided option was to use the remaining 5GB from my data partition (even though the 16GB unpartitioned space was there on purpose and it detected it as free space! -- it afterwards formatted it as ext3 but doesnt seem to be using it..)
[22:17] <bluenzo^ubuntu> How do you edit the settings of a screensaver? :|
[22:17] <user___> spc_: cd my\ house
[22:17] <SeViLLa> pronoy: windows xp was the origanal
[22:17] <ikonia> sprinkmeier: \ is an escape char sprinkmeier so escape the space with \
[22:17] <pronoy> SeViLLa: did your card run on that ?
[22:17] <sprinkmeier> bluenzo^ubuntu, system->pref->screensaver
[22:17] <SeViLLa> pronoy: yes
[22:17] <Absolute0> Is ubuntu 32bit version more stable than the 64bit version?
[22:18] <emma> Absolute0: I personaly don't think so.
[22:18] <spc_> thanks user_____
[22:18] <sprinkmeier> ikonia, I know, I just don't remember asking about it.
[22:18] <waldir> guntbert: can you explain me why it did that? :( I was puzzled
[22:18] <pronoy> SeViLLa: this is wierd...your card is plugged in but not detected
[22:18] <unitedpotsmokers> emma : thanks for reply. i don't have microsoft word 2007, i only use open office. the word document belong to my friend.. but now that document have something to fix, and im afraid, if i fix them with open office their format change
[22:18] <ikonia> sprinkmeier: ooh sorry, I must have typed the wrong nick
[22:18] <Absolute0> emma: no 64 bit version, flash problems etc..
[22:18] <Absolute0> emma: talking about other distros...
[22:18] <Absolute0> *no 64 bit wine version
[22:18] <gartral> falstaff: no clue, i dont even havea dvi monitor here, but at school, we had these dumb monitors that went powersave after an hour, and they did it regardless of what you were doing, if if the comp was even on
[22:18] <HammerHead66> ﻿pronoy: on that card I seen a driver for windows but not in the Linux section in ATI Driver Download
[22:19] <guntbert> waldir: sorry, I'm afraid I cannot explain that - its been a while since I installed ubuntu (apart from virtual machines, where I didn't care about partitioning)
[22:19] <pronoy> HammerHead66: ATI Rv250 ?
[22:19] <gartral> unitedpotsmokers: tell your friend to dump word for open office ;)
[22:19] <emma> Absolute0: I have used 64 bit exclusively since Hardy and there are no problems that I would attribute to 64 bit. It works fine. And the Flash issue is no longer an issue. One thing to keep in mind is that you should have at least 4GB of RAM in order to see any benefit from 64 bit.
[22:19] <Absolute0> irc.ubuntu.com is freenode :)
[22:19] <HammerHead66> ﻿pronoy:yea
[22:19] <BobTheBlueBerry> does anyone have experience with getting nVidia drivers to work?
[22:20] <Absolute0> emma: why 4gig?
[22:20] <pronoy> SeViLLa: your card is ATI Radeon 9000 Rv250 ?
[22:20] <Margaret> Hi, I am talking from windows box now, but I have managed to lock myself out of /home/cory when I was trying to fix a typo in the username eg. usermod -l corey cory
[22:20] <unitedpotsmokers> gartral, : lol...
[22:20] <Absolute0> emma: all I care about is 64 bit ints in C :)
[22:20] <SeViLLa> pronoy: correct
[22:20] <Absolute0> emma: well any time you add ram you get faster speeds.
[22:20] <Absolute0> processors don't add much
[22:21] <emma> Absolute0: has to do with how 64bit works. It's over my head though so you would have to google it. 4 GB is the minimum to where 64bit starts making a difference. 32 bit cannot handle 4GB or better so if you have more than 4GB in yoru computer it doesn't get used unless its 64 bit (I think)
[22:21] <crdlb> pronoy: there is no proprietary driver for that card
[22:21] <Margaret> I have tried sudo usermod -d -m cory /home/cory /home/corey
[22:21] <waldir> guntbert: I tried the manual partitioning option but it requested information I was unsure about :( I'll try sprinkmeier suggestion and follow the guided "use entire disk" option and see what it says afterwards
[22:21] <pronoy> SeViLLa: ok this is gonna be fun...we're gonna edit ur xorg.conf
[22:21] <erUSUL> Margaret: just rename the directory to the new username and chown it if neccesary from recovery mode
[22:21] <falstaff> gartral: hm, just found xset, with which you can forces dpms on
[22:21] <sprinkmeier> Absolute0, speed comes from removing bottlenecks. those may be CPU, but usually RAM (as you said). most systems are sold with woefully little RAM to make them look cheaper.
[22:21] <gartral> BobTheBlueBerry: oh.. nVidia/ATi drivers have few builds that work outside of heavy modification for ubuntu, you should only use the restriced drivers manager's drivers
[22:21] <falstaff> gartral: i try this, maybe it helps... thanks anyway
[22:22] <SeViLLa> pronoy: ok im up for it
[22:22] <stealth_> need help my sound doesn't work on the internet. ubuntu 64bit
[22:22] <HammerHead66> ﻿pronoy: hay I found the driver  at ATI for linux
[22:22] <BobTheBlueBerry> too bad I can't get into GNOME to enable them
[22:22] <kolby> tu-offtopic
[22:22] <pronoy> crdlb: what bout fgrlx ?
[22:22] <kolby> ubuntu-offtopic
[22:22] <emma> sprinkmeier: would you agree that if you have 4 or more GB of ram in your system, you won't really use the extra ram if you have 32 bit?
[22:22] <crdlb> pronoy: doesn't support it
[22:22] <gartral> BobTheBlueBerry: you dont have onnboard video, or is this a laptop?
[22:23] <emma> what channel mode is +e ?
[22:23] <BobTheBlueBerry> I have onboard, but it's Intel, and it sucks
[22:23] <guntbert> waldir: if I remember correctly "guided" means there is a proposal which you can accept or decline, so go with that (be careful with your clicks on [ok] though :-))
[22:23] <crdlb> emma: ban exempt
[22:23] <Mark_Jones> Hi guys, Im now realizing Im having trouble with this new USB PCI card.When I boot with a drive connected, it mounts the drive and all is fine.If I unplug the drive durring a session, and then plug it back in it seems as if Ubuntu drops the USB card completely no power or anything coming from it. Or could it be a power supply issue and how can I tell?
[22:23] <sprinkmeier> emma, I believe that different OS's have different RAM limits. IIRC windows-32 bit can't use more than about 3.5G, not sure about Linuxes, I've never had that much RAM to play with :-(
[22:23] <emma> crdlb: what's that mean?
[22:23] <gartral> emma: its impossible to address more than 4 gb ram with a 32bit os, period, unless you have special hardware
[22:24] <BobTheBlueBerry> X.Org doesn't want to use onboard when it can try and fail to use my nVidia card
[22:24] <guntbert> kolby: mybe you should type /join #....
[22:24] <erUSUL> sprinkmeier: emma it is the same on linux and windows how much you can use over 3GB depends on pci address space bios configuration
[22:24] <Absolute0> 4gigs of ram is only usefull for servers or super needy games
[22:24] <waldir> guntbert: I didnt get any confirmation dialog, it's already asking me for my username and such... does it come at the end of the installer instead?
[22:24] <HammerHead66> ﻿SeViLLa:     ﻿pronoy:                            http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/linux64-radeon-prer200.aspx
[22:24] <Absolute0> otherwise its useless
[22:24] <Absolute0> i have 3 and it runs just fine..
[22:24] <emma> gartral: right so that's why people who have more than 4GB should use 64 bits.
[22:24] <crdlb> emma: mibbit is banned, but mibbit users can get the bot to exempt them for the session (after verifying that their host is not banned)
[22:24] <sprinkmeier> erUSUL, thanks!
[22:24] <BobTheBlueBerry> same thing happens with 8.04 live cd
[22:24] <kolby> guntbert: I misstyped a few times
[22:24] <erUSUL> sprinkmeier: for example a 512 MB graphic card may still 512MB from your ram
[22:24] <pronoy> crdlb: man....
[22:24] <pronoy> HammerHead66: link please
[22:24] <pronoy> crdlb, HammerHead66: what if i use AIGLX instead of proprietary fglrx with XGL ?
[22:24] <SeViLLa> HammerHead66: whats up?
[22:24] <HammerHead66> 8.10 is 64 bit right?
[22:24] <Margaret> erUSUL, I was just using tty1 instead of recovery, sudo mv /home/corey /home/cory and then sudo chown 7XX /home/cory
[22:24] <emma> crdlb: that's quite.... involved.
[22:25] <BobTheBlueBerry> rc-default main process terminated
[22:25] <guntbert> waldir: sorry, I really don't remember, but you *might* want to try it with  virtual machine before
[22:25] <waldir> guntbert: that "100%" for ubuntu is really making me concerned...
[22:25] <crdlb> SeViLLa: make sure that xserver-xorg-video-ati is installed
[22:25] <guntbert> kolby: ;-))
[22:25] <pronoy> SeViLLa: are you using 64 bit or 32 bit OS >
[22:25] <erUSUL> Margaret: chown -R newuser:newuser /home/newuser
[22:25] <crdlb> pronoy: what does AIGLX have to do with this?
[22:25] <Margaret> erUSUL, read = 4 write =2 and exe=1 right
[22:26] <Margaret> erUSUL, what does -R stand for
[22:26] <SeViLLa> pronoy: 32 bit
[22:26] <erUSUL> Margaret: yes but we do not want to change modes we want to change the owner
[22:26] <pronoy> crdlb: you see if we use AIGLX instead of fglrx the graphic problem might get solved....because the latter is very problematic
[22:26] <Mark_Jones> When you add a new PCI card do you generally need to do a fresh install or not?
[22:26] <waldir> guntbert:  however I tried one step back and it shows my system as it is again.. I guess I'll move forward. wish me luck :)
[22:26] <erUSUL> Margaret: you are confusing chown with chmod
[22:26] <rakudave> emma: it's not quite true, I have a 32Bit OS with 4GB RAM. You need to enable the PEA-extension
[22:26] <guntbert> waldir: I understand, maybe you should ask the channel again about the installation, or ...
[22:26] <crdlb> pronoy: those are apples and oranges :)
[22:26] <erUSUL> Margaret: -R aplies the change to the folder and all subfolders and files beneath it
[22:27] <HammerHead66>  ﻿SeViLLa:   32bit ------------------------------>  http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/linux64-radeon-prer200.aspx
[22:27] <crdlb> SeViLLa: was it installed?
[22:27] <Margaret> erUSUL, recursive
[22:27] <andres_> hey guys is there a way to get color to work on vlc player
[22:27] <guntbert> waldir: .... or you start with the live CD and use gparted from there
[22:27] <SeViLLa> crdlb: i will check
[22:27] <waldir> that's what I am doing
[22:27] <jpowermacg4> andres_, what you mean by color?
[22:27] <crdlb> HammerHead66: that would require using an _ancient_ version of X
[22:27] <waldir> guntbert: I am using the live cd
[22:27] <pronoy> crdlb: oh !! i get it....it wasn't installed in the first place.... !! sorry
[22:27] <andres_> i have all the color contrast of the dvd coming in mixed
[22:28] <andres_> like its all unbalance
[22:28] <pronoy> crdlb: yeah...you're right...its got nothing to do with AIGLX
[22:28] <Mark_Jones> andres you have libdvdcss installed?
[22:28] <andres_> i have the hue settings configured etc... and it black and white right now
[22:28] <andres_> yah
[22:28] <andres_> i wasnt able to play encrypted dvds until i install libdvdcss
[22:28] <Mark_Jones> right
[22:28] <mrjulio> hi every1, does anyone have any idea why ubuntu 8.0.4 recognises only 3Gb out of 4Gb on my Dell Studio 1357
[22:28] <guntbert> waldir: then you can have a look at your harddisk with gparted before you start the install
[22:28] <andres_> that at least let me play commercial discs
[22:28] <BobTheBlueBerry>   init: rc-default main process (5572) terminated with status 139ault
[22:28] <Mark_Jones> andres what about ubuntu restricted extras?
[22:28] <LjL> mrjulio: it's quite normal, if you aren't on 64bit
[22:29] <andres_> but whether i have a decrypted dvd or encyrpted dvd it still playes with the colors jacked
[22:29] <mrjulio> hmmm...
[22:29] <waldir> guntbert: I have, but this doesnt give me any more choices with the installer
[22:29] <andres_> i have restritcted extras installed as well
[22:29] <Mark_Jones> hmm
[22:29] <waldir> I could of course try the manual install
[22:29] <andres_> yah that is what i said
[22:29] <Mark_Jones> andreas do you have any restricted video drivers installed?
[22:29] <andres_> you think this is something to do with my video card/
[22:29] <dude_sweet> hi all!!
[22:29] <andres_> no that i know of
[22:30] <SeViLLa> crdlb: yes its at its latest version
[22:30] <sprinkmeier> waldir, what's the other OS? does it still boot (I've not seen this sort of behaviour and I'm just wondering if something is messed up)
[22:30] <andres_> atm nothing than the default i think
[22:30] <andres_> let me double check
[22:30] <Mark_Jones> maybe you could try enabling one and see if its better
[22:30] <andres_> oh...
[22:30] <pronoy> crdlb: yeah...you're right...its got nothing to do with AIGLX
[22:30] <BobTheBlueBerry> gartral: so should I use the nVidia drivers from synaptic?
[22:30] <bedo2991> I've got a ATI Radeon HD 4800 and a Samsung SyncMaster 932MW connected with a HDMI DVI cable. From now on, I can't enable the graphic effects (before when it was connected with a VGA cable it used to work).
[22:30] <andres_> i actually have the my nvidia drivers installed
[22:30] <unitedpotsmokers> hello guys, where to find installers which i download from add/remove program or ultamatix because i want to save them, and next time i can run setup again
[22:30] <mrjulio> LjL: uhmm ... so is it a ubuntu issue?
[22:30] <andres_> for compiz fusion
[22:30] <LjL> mrjulio: no
[22:30] <andres_> i think i need to tweak the card a little
[22:30] <Mark_Jones> maybe disable them and see if there buggy?
[22:30] <LjL> mrjulio: the same would happen on any other 32-bit OS
[22:30] <andres_> k
[22:30] <andres_> just a moment
[22:30] <erUSUL> mrjulio: no; windows has exactly the same problem
[22:30] <gartral> BobTheBlueBerry: yes, but match the geforce series with your card, or else they wont take
[22:30] <erUSUL> mrjulio: windows 32 bit that's it
[22:31] <Mark_Jones> turn off desktop effects while you watcha video if needed.
[22:31] <mrjulio> so should i install a 64-bit ubuntu?
[22:31] <LjL> mrjulio: a 32-bit processor can only directly address (by definition) 4GB of RAM. since there is stuff that needs to be addressed aside from actual RAM, the actual available RAM for addressing will be less than 4gb
[22:31] <LjL> mrjulio: first ask yourself, do you *need* more than 3gb for *anything*?
[22:31] <andres_> how do you turn off desktop effects?
[22:31] <LjL> mrjulio: i can only think of a few quite special circumstances when one would use more than 3gb of RAM
[22:31] <SeViLLa> pronoy: how is it going on your end
[22:31] <Mark_Jones> system, preferences, appearance
[22:31] <andres_> k
[22:31] <Mark_Jones> visual effects
[22:31] <erUSUL> mrjulio: i would go to 64 bit. my opinion of course
[22:32] <crdlb> SeViLLa: hmm, edit your /etc/X11/xorg.conf and put Driver "radeon" in Section "Device"
[22:32] <Mark_Jones> none
[22:32] <rakudave> mrjulio: 4GB on a 32Bit System: http://samiux.wordpress.com/2008/01/10/how-to-use-4-gb-ram-on-a-32-bit-ubuntu/
[22:32] <pronoy> SeViLLa: searching forums..
[22:32] <SeViLLa> pronoy: k
[22:32] <dude_sweet> hey folks, I am having trouble with OpenVpn.  It can't find the libcrypto.so.0.   I gather I have to get it into my path, but how?
[22:32] <gartral> LjL IBM had made a ram bridg, at some point, i never knew how it worked, but it allowed a single 32 bit cpu to address 6 gb of ram, and two cpus to adress 8
[22:32] <waldir> sprinkmeier: what do you mean? I have an ntfs windows partition occupying 1/4 of the disk, then a 1/2 of the disk for a fat32 partition with data, then a 6GB ntfs with a clean windows install and a 15GB  in the end...
[22:32] <waldir> why wouldnt windows boot?
[22:33] <LjL> gartral: for that matter, you can address >4gb using the PAE kernel
[22:33] <bedo2991> I've got a ATI Radeon HD 4800 and a Samsung SyncMaster 932MW connected with a HDMI DVI cable. From now on, I can't enable the graphic effects (before when it was connected with a VGA cable it used to work).
[22:33] <LjL> gartral: i just said you can't *directly* address them
[22:33] <grandemahatma> how can I search for a channel whose name contains a certain pattern?
[22:33] <gartral> LjL didnt that sacrifice stability though?
[22:33] <chronic> i have an emulator program i compiled, now i have bunch of files and dont know how to start the program
[22:33] <waldir> sprinkmeier:  I just want the installer to take the 15GB I've set for it! :(
[22:33] <LjL> dude_sweet: did you install openvpn from the standard ubuntu package of it?
[22:33] <guntbert> waldir: wait that sound strange, can you pastebin the output of sudo fdisk -l ?
[22:33] <LjL> gartral: dunno
[22:33] <waldir> guntbert: ok
[22:33] <dude_sweet> I sure did
[22:33] <LjL> chronic: there's a README file somewhere, surely?
[22:34] <pronoy> unitedpotsmokers: well you can download the .deb packagaes
[22:34] <HammerHead66> ﻿bedo2991:try reinstalling the drivers http://paste.ubuntu.com/139399/
[22:34] <sprinkmeier> waldir, I've not seen the behaviour you describe (installer not wanting to use the free space etc.), it seems wrong. I was just wondering if the wrong-nes might be caused by some corruption of your partition table or somesuch evil. Booting the other OS should verify that things are (mostly) OK.
[22:34] <Acedip> using sticky notes, when i click anything on the dekstop, the sticky notes go back to panel, i want to stay on the desktop no matter wat i do
[22:34] <pronoy> BobTheBlueBerry: still having problems with the drivers ?
[22:34] <LjL> dude_sweet: what's the output of "apt-cache policy libssl0.9.8 | grep Instal"?
[22:35] <pronoy> BobTheBlueBerry: if I may suggest...try using envy ....
[22:35] <chronic> LjL: no readme, the main readme doesnt say how to execute it, just say "start it", genius , i know
[22:35] <BobTheBlueBerry> ok
[22:35] <LjL> chronic: which emulator would this be?
[22:35] <waldir> sprinkmeier: it was booting just before I installed ubuntu the first time earlier today, though I didn't try to boot it again
[22:35] <chronic> yabause
[22:35] <grandemahatma> how can I search for a channel whose name contains a certain pattern?
[22:35] <SeViLLa> crdlb: ok i did that then did . xconf
[22:35] <LjL> grandemahatma: /msg alis help
[22:35] <unitedpotsmokers> pronoy, : yup i download *deb package manually.. but if we use add/remove program i think maybe it will download *deb package or installer into our hard drive rite? so where can i find them? which folder?
[22:36] <grandemahatma> LjL: thanks.. now what exactly is "alis"?
[22:36] <Acedip> i know its a stupid problem but it is important..kindly help ..using sticky notes, when i click anything on the dekstop, the sticky notes go back to panel, i want to stay on the desktop no matter wat i do
[22:36] <waldir> guntbert: it's gonna be a little more complicated than what I described cause the first ubuntu install subdivided it even more... perhaps I'll paste a screenshot of gparted it might be easier to understand
[22:36] <LjL> chronic: are you on Hardy?
[22:36] <sprinkmeier> waldir, personally I'd be grabbing a cheap HDD (external or internal), backing up  the disk and then trying the installer, or maybe taking the box to a LUG for someone to look at.
[22:36] <dude_sweet> Installed: 0.9.8g-10.1ubuntu2.1
[22:36] <chronic> LjL: jaunty
[22:37] <evilnick> I've recently installed Ubuntu 8.10 and then Updated the system. Now whenever I try to check, I get errors about GPG. Where can I import the public key?
[22:37] <LjL> chronic: err... then why are you compiling it from source?
[22:37] <SeViLLa> pronoy: brb
[22:37] <pronoy> crdlb: hey if the drivers were installed to the latest versions does it mean it was the proprietary ones ?
[22:37] <guntbert> waldir: I'd prefer the output of sudo fdisk -l, if you don't mind
[22:37] <chronic> LjL: why not
[22:37] <LjL> chronic: ... because there is a package?
[22:37] <waldir> guntbert: sure! :) http://paste.ubuntu.com/139831/
[22:37] <LjL> !packages | chronic
[22:37] <SeViLLa> crdlb: brb
[22:37] <ikonia> jaunty is not supported in here any way
[22:37] <waldir> guntbert: I was going to give you both anyway :)
[22:38] <gartral> ok, progress, i CAN select a right spelling, but NOT with the mouse, i have to use the arrow keys and navigate the menus
[22:38] <guntbert> waldir: :-)
[22:38] <LjL> dude_sweet: uhm, ok what's the output of "apt-cache policy openvpn | grep Install"
[22:39] <gartral> how do i clean my ram?
[22:39] <crdlb> pronoy: even if he tried to install fglrx, it won't break the radeon driver's 2d (but it would break 3d)
[22:39] <chronic> LjL: i already compiled, just want to know how to run it without installing it
[22:39] <erUSUL> gartral: with a compressed air can ?
[22:39] <LjL> chronic: i won't help people installing stuff in awkward ways when there's a PACKAGE for it. also, jaunty support in #ubuntu+1
[22:40]  * erUSUL ;P
[22:40] <pronoy> crdlb: so right now is he installing them or not ?
[22:40] <Acedip> i know its a stupid problem but it is important..kindly help ..using sticky notes, when i click anything on the dekstop, the sticky notes go back to panel, i want to stay on the desktop no matter wat i do
[22:40] <unitedpotsmokers> cant wait to try jaunty
[22:40] <crdlb> pronoy: hopefully not
[22:40] <chronic> LjL: dude u know im banned from there
[22:40] <dude_sweet> Installed: 2.1~rc11-1ubuntu2
[22:40] <LjL> chronic: that's not my problem
[22:40] <unitedpotsmokers> but i heard too many problems with ext4
[22:41] <erUSUL> unitedpotsmokers: then use ext3; ext4 is only an option in jaunty
[22:41] <chronic> unick: trying 4, looks fine, what problems?
[22:41] <chronic> unit
[22:41] <gartral> erUSUL: lol, i meant the fact that  %55 is in cache usage and i want to clear it out
[22:41] <chronic> unitedpotsmokers: trying 4, looks fine, what problems?
[22:41] <unitedpotsmokers> LjL: dude u know im banned from there <-- me too, they ban me w/o reason lol
[22:42] <guntbert> waldir: your extended sda2 has about 6000 blocks, and those are taken by sda5-8, so there *is* no room left it seems - or do you still have "free" space?
[22:42] <LjL> dude_sweet: i had openvpn installed on intrepid and it worked fine... try "sudo apt-get --reinstall install openvpn libssl0.9.8" for good measure
[22:42] <LjL> unitedpotsmokers: that's an issue you should discuss in #ubuntu-ops not here
[22:42] <rww> unitedpotsmokers, chronic: Jaunty discussion belongs in #ubuntu+1. Ban discussion belongs in #ubuntu-ops. /Neither/ belong here.
[22:42] <erUSUL> gartral: if the kernel needs it it would reclaim if it does not need it it is better used for something. free ram == wasted ram
[22:42] <erUSUL> !ram | gartral
[22:42] <dude_sweet> k thank....I will give a status here soon
[22:42] <Acedip> well i cant let the sticky notes stay on my desktop, they go back to the pane wen i click something on the desktop ???
[22:42] <cypher1> Acedip, which version of stickynotes are you using ?
[22:42] <SeViLLa> pronoy: k im back
[22:42] <waldir> guntbert: I dont seem to be able to launch gparted, but I'll try to describe what's there
[22:42] <unitedpotsmokers> okay... man im sorry
[22:42] <unitedpotsmokers> :)
[22:43] <pronoy> approach crdlb he'll tell you what to do
[22:43] <Acedip> cypher1, 2.24.1
[22:43] <pronoy> i am kinda stuck here
[22:43] <waldir> guntbert: sda3, 4, 5 and 6 are all inside sda2, which takes overall 50GB
[22:43] <BobTheBlueBerry> where is the init.d conf file?
[22:43] <puff> Evening.
[22:44] <erUSUL> BobTheBlueBerry: there is no inittab file in ubuntu. it uses upstart
[22:44] <erUSUL> !inittab
[22:44] <Markyb86> anyone here use easy peasy
[22:44] <cypher1> Acedip, is your problem is that the new notes that are created goes to the panel !?
[22:44] <TheFuzzball> Hello, is there any way for me to remotely log in to my Ubuntu box without an SSH/Telnet server running?
[22:44] <crdlb> SeViLLa: what does 'glxinfo | grep -i renderer' say?
[22:44] <evilnick> I'm getting the following error on Update Manager: "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 6D975C4791E7EE5E"
[22:44] <LjL> !gpgerr | evilnick
[22:44] <waldir> guntbert:  then there's sda7 with about 7GB and finally around 15GB of free space
[22:44] <SeViLLa> crdlb: k hold on
[22:44] <gartral> TheFuzzball: XDMP?
[22:44] <Acedip> cypher1, yes, they go back when i click on the desktop
[22:44] <evilnick> LjL: Thanks
[22:44] <waldir> I suspect the sda8 is the swap for the live cd or something 9.9
[22:45] <looter> Is there anyway to change the way Evolution handles its read/unread messages?  I want to make them more dechiperable, for example having read messages in one color and unread in another???
[22:45] <TheFuzzball> gartral: is it default in Ubuntu?
[22:45] <verb3k> Where to find old flash plugins?
[22:46] <waldir> guntbert: or perhaps I am mixing things up, since that list is not in order
[22:46] <pronoy> verb3k: why in god's name would you want them ?
[22:46] <mib_ak4tq1> anyone have the patience to help a noob trying to install 8.10?
[22:46] <h00k> !ask | mib_ak4tq1
[22:46] <verb3k> pronoy, because the new one is very slow and sluggish on my machine
[22:46] <guntbert> waldir: there is definitely something VERY strange with your partition table
[22:46] <dude_sweet> strange.....after the reinstall the same issue....full error: "openvpn: error while loading shared libraries: libcrypto.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[22:46] <pronoy> mib_ak4tq1 go to psychocats.net
[22:46] <waldir> guntbert: I think i got it
[22:46] <mib_ak4tq1> I am trying to install 8.10 desktop version, it went through all the steps but when it restarted i just got a peach screen and thats it, i used the CD
[22:46] <gartral> TheFuzzball: i think so, but ive never set it up
[22:47] <guntbert> waldir: you got what?
[22:47] <TheFuzzball> gartral: do you need an X Server, 'cause I am on a Windows host sadly.
[22:47] <waldir> guntbert: sda 5, 6, 7 and 8 are inside sda2 and are respectively fat32, ext3 (the ubuntu i installed earlier today) and 2 swap partitions
[22:47] <EduGMAchado> Hellow folks!
[22:47] <pronoy> mib_ak4tq1: means you didn't install it you just got through the live cd...try it again...
[22:47] <verb3k> pronoy,  Why do you ask if you can't help?
[22:47] <GwJumpman> Howdy
[22:47] <mib_ak4tq1> pronoy: how do i start it again? boot from cd?
[22:48] <LjL> dude_sweet: try "sudo ldconfig"
[22:48] <h00k> mib_ak4tq1, did you go through the installer?
[22:48] <guntbert> waldir: so I said :-)
[22:48] <pronoy> verb3k: but i think the older version had the sound issue...
[22:48] <GwJumpman> I'm just logging in case of any problems, I'm downloading the ubuntu iso and going to load it in vmware
[22:48] <mib_ak4tq1> hook: yes it said restart and than the peach screen
[22:48] <BobTheBlueBerry> shouldn't X.Org be able to detect my graphics card even if it isn't the primary graphics adapter?
[22:48] <pronoy> mib_ak4tq1: no ...install ubuntu
[22:48] <waldir> guntbert: you said that? i didnt get it :(
[22:48] <crdlb> LjL: is it just me or is there no such file as libcrypto.so.0? (at least on hardy and jaunty)
[22:48] <verb3k> pronoy, I am looking for any old version not only the one before the latest
[22:48] <waldir> guntbert: isnt this channel too crowded?
[22:49] <puff> So... how reliable is ubuntu-boot-from-flashdrive these days?
[22:49] <mib_ak4tq1> pronoy: how do i install it, i dont have an operating system on this computer at all
[22:49] <LjL> crdlb: it's not just you (and i don't have an intrepid to test it on, either, just hardy)
[22:49] <gartral> TheFuzzball: ahh, that your scewered on, unless you like ming
[22:49] <waldir> guntbert: let me see if I remember how to PM
[22:49] <puff> And is there a special ubuntu channel for flashdrive boots?
[22:49] <pronoy> mib_ak4tq1: insert the cd and it will guide you ..there will be an option saying install ubuntu
[22:49] <LjL> puff: don't think so, no
[22:50] <mib_ak4tq1> pronoy: okay so i should do this a second time? with the cd?
[22:50] <diablo> no sound on ubuntu 8.10 i get a error says No volume control GStreamer plugins and/or devices found.
[22:50] <diablo> can anyone help
[22:50] <dupondje> I installed pident, started it, but it doesn't return a ident ? :s any id what I could do wrong ? :)
[22:50] <pronoy> mib_ak4tq1: yes reboot and then click on install ubuntu...don't try ubuntu without any changes to your system
[22:51] <pronoy> verb3k: well the repositories for one won't have that....you can try it on adobe's site
[22:51] <SeViLLa> crdlb: this is the standard output of that command http://paste.ubuntu.com/139838/
[22:51] <Acedip> cypher1,
[22:51] <verb3k> pronoy, I see, thanks for your time
[22:51] <diablo> no sound on ubuntu 8.10 i get a error says No volume control GStreamer plugins and/or devices found.
[22:51] <diablo>  can anyone help
[22:51] <LjL> crdlb: if it were my system, eh... i'd just make a symlink to libcrypto.so.0 :) but i'm not entirely sure that's good advice to give someone else
[22:52] <ndshacker> hello, I can browse quite quickly, but my download speeds are at 5 kb/s any idea why?
[22:52] <mib_ak4tq1> pronoy: thank you i will try
[22:52] <cypher1> Acedip, i am seeing this in the help menu "To hide all your notes, either click on the desktop, or right-click the Sticky Notes applet and choose Hide Notes."
[22:52] <ndshacker> it is going to take me 7 hours to download the kubuntu live cd
[22:52] <BobTheBlueBerry> ndshacker: your browser probably caches stuff
[22:52] <Ryan_Leaf> ndshacker: What is your connnection?
[22:52] <ndshacker> bob: even on new sites its faster than 5 kb/s
[22:52] <ndshacker> a 1.5 mb line
[22:52] <puff> If I install ubuntu on a flash drive from one machine can I boot it on another machine?  I.e. are there hardware configuraiton dependencies?
[22:52] <BobTheBlueBerry> oh
[22:52] <cypher1> Acedip, which seems to happen in your case... but for me it stays but does not go to panel.. i do not know which behaviour is correct for it.. lol
[22:53] <SeViLLa> crdlb: you get it
[22:53] <cypher1> Acedip, check out this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-applets/+bug/61919
[22:53] <Ryan_Leaf> ndshacker: Try rebooting your network equipment. Otherwise, I would recommend either kernel.org or mit.edu for mirrors.
[22:53] <LjL> puff: there might be, for X video drivers at least, although with Intrepid i think that's not the case anymore, but i'm not sure
[22:53] <pronoy> ndshacker: trust me when i say linux browsing is faster than anyother OS...can't say anything for download speed
[22:53] <ndshacker> pronoy: im currently hovering on 5 kb/s a little extremely slow if you ask me
[22:53] <crdlb> SeViLLa: pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log and /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old
[22:54] <Acedip> cypher1, does knote provide with the same feature as sticky notes, i can install that if it does
[22:54] <pronoy> ndshacker: i get it...you should try the mirror..or maybe the torrent .
[22:54] <evilnick> LjL: I've imported the standard keys and the XBMC one too. How do I then install XBMC? Which application do I use?
[22:54] <ndshacker> pronoy: its all downlads
[22:54] <ndshacker> *downloads
[22:54] <LjL> evilnick: i don't know what xbmc even is
[22:54] <cypher1> Acedip, i am not sure.. you can checkout tomboy (but its more of a personal wiki) and it has always on top feature too
[22:54] <unitedpotsmokers> hello guys, my friend here said don't use "make install" but use "checkinstall". but he cannot give a reason why. so what is the different between them? which one is safe?
[22:54] <Ryan_Leaf> evilnick: Isn't that a media center application?
[22:55] <graingert> LjL-> xbox media centre
[22:55] <pronoy> ndshacker: the torrent might speed up depending upon the number of seeders
[22:55] <cypher1> !tomboy
[22:55] <crdlb> !checkinstall | unitedpotsmokers
[22:55] <ndshacker> pronoy: All downloads, even torrents
[22:55] <Acedip> cypher1, couldn't find that allways on top feature there either :(
[22:55] <Ryan_Leaf> ndshacker: Wait... Are you using BT for a protocol?
[22:55] <erUSUL> unitedpotsmokers: the later lets you unistall the program via a package manager
[22:55] <LjL> evilnick: so this xbmc thing is in the repository that you added?
[22:55] <cypher1> Acedip, its available with tomboy
[22:55] <ndshacker> its like it caps it off at 20 kb/s max
[22:55] <erUSUL> unitedpotsmokers: if you just install it would be hard to remove from the system
[22:55] <Roasted> Does anybody here use a network cloning solution besides clonezilla to clone a large number of Ubuntu machines?
[22:55] <erUSUL> !checkinstall | unitedpotsmokers
[22:55] <crdlb> unitedpotsmokers: I'm not a fan of it, the best thing to do is to install stuff into your home directory or somewhere in /opt/, but it's more work
[22:56] <unitedpotsmokers> erUSUL, : ahh ic.. then if i use check install it is easy to me to uninstall them
[22:56]  * usser one should always keep the sources after compiling, thats why there's /usr/src people
[22:56] <evilnick> LjL: I believe so. I have added the PPA (?) and now am stuck for how to download/install it
[22:56] <eseven73> a good notetaking  suite is basket (some kde libs required though, if you're a gnome Purest, do not install it)
[22:56] <dude_sweet> um....no go. same issue.   I did a ldconfig -v to look at it further and I did not see it in the /lib or /usr/lib
[22:56] <unitedpotsmokers> ok understand now.. thanks guys u help me a lot..
[22:56] <pronoy> Ryan_Leaf: you mean client right ?
[22:56] <LjL> evilnick: like any other repositori. "sudo apt-get install <packagename>" or using Synaptic.
[22:56] <LjL> !software > evilnick    (evilnick, see the private message from ubottu)
[22:56] <ndshacker> now my download is going through a 111 spurt
[22:57] <cypher1> Acedip, checkout tomboy: http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/tomboy
[22:57] <crdlb> dude_sweet: what does 'command -v openvpn' say?
[22:57] <LjL> evilnick: my bet is "sudo apt-get install xbmc"
[22:57] <ndshacker> but if i open firefox, itll go back to like 10
[22:57] <PatrickGleason> Why cant I get my resolution past 800x600? im using the recommenced nvidia driver...and it was working fine earlier on an lcd-now i switched to a giant crt and it wont go past 8*6
[22:57] <trinidadflores> I need some advice  I am currently dual booted and i want to reclaim my partition that winblows is in what is the best way to do so
[22:57] <Acedip> cypher1, got it ty, but that is not wat i want, sticky notes is better for my purpose
[22:57] <evilnick> LjL: Ah, with Terminal then
[22:57] <evilnick> Thanks
[22:57] <ndshacker> trinidad: just delete the partition
[22:57] <PatrickGleason> kill that- it wont go past 640*480
[22:57] <cypher1> Acedip, ok!
[22:58] <Ryan_Leaf> pronoy: I thought BT was a protocol. "BitTorrent" is also an application. But you can use BT protocol with "Transmission", "Azureus", or "uTorrent"
[22:58] <LjL> evilnick: no, terminal is just an option. you can do the same thing from Synaptic. please read the link i gave you, you *need* to know how software is generally installed and removed correctly in Ubuntu
[22:58] <ndshacker> and open /boot/grub/menu.lst and erase the part about windows
[22:58] <LjL> !fixres > PatrickGleason    (PatrickGleason, see the private message from ubottu)
[22:58] <dude_sweet> /usr/local/sbin/openvpn
[22:58] <trinidadflores> will it mess up my ubuntu boot or should i do all this in ubuntu
[22:58] <pronoy> PatrickGleason: happened to me too....used fix X or maybe edited the xorg.conf
[22:58] <Roasted> Does anybody here use a network cloning solution besides clonezilla to clone a large number of Ubuntu machines?
[22:58] <LjL> crdlb++
[22:58] <LjL> also, /me facepalms
[22:58] <ndshacker> would my dad downloading stuff slow me down?
[22:58] <ndshacker> by this much?
[22:58] <Acedip> cypher1, seems like, sticky notes behave differently at different places, then how can they talk about that bug being fixed
[22:59] <pronoy> Ryan_Leaf: oh yeah..get it now
[22:59] <ndshacker> ill jsust block his torrents when i wanna download >.<
[22:59] <PatrickGleason> pronoy: I will try that-thanks muchly
[22:59] <Ryan_Leaf> ndshacker: try rebooting your network equipment, and try the mirrors "kernel.org" or "mit.edu"
[22:59] <pronoy> PatrickGleason: you can decide what kinda monitor you are using that will automatically fix ur xorg.conf
[22:59] <LjL> dude_sweet: why did you install an unifficial openvpn package in /usr/local, pray tell?
[22:59] <waldir> I'm trying to use the manual partitioning in the installer. How to I mark a partition as the one I want ubuntu installed on?
[23:00] <Megarain> What's the channel for 9.04?
[23:00] <pronoy> waldir: ext3 type format ...boot at /
[23:00] <LjL> !jaunty > Megarain    (Megarain, see the private message from ubottu)
[23:00] <PatrickGleason> Megarian : i think its #ubuntu~1 or ubuntu1
[23:00] <bartek> Hi there, when I run `top` on one of my ubuntu machines I get 'xterm-256color' unknown terminal type. What do I have to do ?
[23:00] <dude_sweet> uh...ignorance more than likely....not on purpose
[23:00] <LjL> neither.
[23:00] <genii> Megarain: #ubuntu+1
[23:00] <Megarain> Thanks LJ, Been a while since I've used a beta.
[23:00] <Ryan_Leaf> pronoy: You could also boot at /boot
[23:01] <erUSUL> waldir: mount point → /
[23:01] <PatrickGleason> genii: thnx
[23:01] <LjL> dude_sweet: ok, please keep well in mind that software should NEVER be installed from outside the official repositories unless you know what you're doing VERY well.
[23:01] <Ryan_Leaf> but if he's dual booting Windows and Linux, then it might make sense for him to use one partiton for data and one for SWAP
[23:01] <pronoy> waldir: make sure you leave some space specifically as swap memory....a different partition usually the space equalent to the space of you RAM
[23:01] <LjL> dude_sweet: what's happening now is that you have both the official openvpn package installed, *and* some unofficial one
[23:01] <BobTheBlueBerry> X.Org won't work unless I physically remove my graphics card from my machine.
[23:01] <waldir> thanks pronoym erUSUL
[23:01] <LjL> dude_sweet: the latter overrides the former, and is apparently incompatible with your libraries
[23:01] <nightrid3r> PatrickGleason:  if all else fails look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/800x600%20video%20mode monitor section and modes section
[23:01] <LjL> dude_sweet: so now pastebin the output of "find /usr/local | grep vpn"
[23:01] <Ryan_Leaf> pronoy: How much would you recommend? I usually set it to 8GB, even though I only have 1GB of physical memory
[23:01] <gearsecond> lost the start bar
[23:01] <bonyui> hi
[23:02] <bonyui> cant get connected to wireless internet on ubuntu
[23:02] <gearsecond> what should i do to
[23:02] <pronoy> Ryan_Leaf: i guess you could set it to like 2 gigs wouldn't make much of difference
[23:02] <bonyui> can somebody help me or give me a link :X
[23:02] <gearsecond> have it back
[23:02] <waldir> pronoy: there are two swap partitions already there, from a previous install... can I use that?
[23:02] <pronoy> Ryan_Leaf: should be greater than or equal to the physical memory
[23:02] <pronoy> waldir: yeah...you can....
[23:02] <SeViLLa> crdlb: ok here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/139844/
[23:02] <waldir> pronoy:  in fact I don't know where the second came from
[23:02] <SeViLLa> crdlb: ok here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/139844/
[23:02] <gearsecond> can anybdy help me
[23:03] <dude_sweet> /usr/local/sbin/openvpn    -        /usr/local/share/man/man8/openvpn.8.gz
[23:03] <pronoy> waldir: infact you just need one...delete the other one...use it with the ext3
[23:03] <bonyui> can anybody help me or give me a link?
[23:03] <bonyui> Because i have searched EVERYWHERE
[23:03] <bonyui> :(
[23:03] <dude_sweet> so should I investigate removing them and starting from scratch?
[23:03] <LjL> dude_sweet: only those two? ok, "sudo mv /usr/local/sbin/openvpn /usr/local/sbin/openvpn-custom"
[23:03] <Flannel> !helpme | bonyui
[23:03] <gearsecond> i want to get back the start bar in the desktop panel
[23:03] <LjL> dude_sweet: then try again starting "openvpn"
[23:03] <Ryan_Leaf> gearsecond: Well in Linux you don't get a start menu. But if you need the Ubuntu "equivilent", then click on one of the panels, and go to "Add to Panel" and there should be an object you can add that does what you are looking for. I believe there is a description
[23:04] <gearsecond> i deleted that panel
[23:04] <Flannel> !wireless | bonyui
[23:04] <dradius> bontui: what network adapter do you have?
[23:04] <waldir> pronoy:  the problem is i dont know which one is actually being used by the current ubuntu installation, but since I-m going to remove it afterwards, it should be no problem, right?
[23:04] <unitedpotsmokers> guys, one stupid question... if i download any *tgz files, and run command checkinstall, it will generate *deb package rite.. then i can double click that *deb package to install rite?
[23:04] <bonyui> ty Flannel =]
[23:04] <pronoy> bonyui: yeah sounds irritating bro but patience is the key to getting answers here...i assure you someone will come to your assistance
[23:04] <Ryan_Leaf> pronoy: Theoretically, if you had 32GB of RAM, couldn't you get away with only 256MB of SWAP (or no swap at all?)
[23:04] <crdlb> SeViLLa: ouch, the radeon driver is crashing :/
[23:04] <greenrhian> Hola.
[23:04] <erUSUL> unitedpotsmokers: no; it does not work that way
[23:04] <gearsecond> and i ve lost the open windows bar too
[23:04] <erUSUL> !es | greenrhian
[23:04] <gearsecond> i cant see now which windows ive got opened
[23:04] <LjL> unitedpotsmokers: you don't even need to click on the package, it'll already be installed. but you can keep the package if you remove it and want to reinstall it later.
[23:05] <Ryan_Leaf> SeVilla: In my experience, ATI cards suck on Linux. It's ATIs fault, not the Linux communities.
[23:05] <pronoy> waldir: well swap memory is like you know same...it doesn't matter how many partitions you have they add up
[23:05] <LjL> unitedpotsmokers: what *is* it that you're trying to compile anyway?
[23:05] <Ryan_Leaf> community's*
[23:05] <Barridus> how can i stop pulseaudio from loading on reboot and just use ALSA?
[23:05] <unitedpotsmokers> LjL, : ahh ic...
[23:05] <pronoy> waldir: if you have one partition it just looks neat :)
[23:05] <unitedpotsmokers> LjL, i want to install flashcam for gyachi
[23:05] <erUSUL> unitedpotsmokers: you have to untar the thing and do the ./configure; make steps. the only thing that changes with checkinstall is that you use checkinstall instead of make install on the fuinal step
[23:05] <greenrhian> ¿alguien me recomienda un programa de correos sencillo? Evolution no me gusta nada, y con Thunderbird me lío bastante.
[23:05] <waldir> pronoy: oh i didnt know that
[23:05] <crdlb> SeViLLa: does 'lsmod | grep radeon' show anything?
[23:05] <grncdr> does anybody here run pulseaudio as a system daemon on jaunty?
[23:05] <erUSUL> !checkinstall | unitedpotsmokers please the docs we link to you
[23:06] <LjL> Ryan_Leaf: the problem is that swap is also used to hibernate
[23:06] <gearsecond> can any body tell me how to get back the opened windows bar on the lower part
[23:06] <unitedpotsmokers> hmm understand...
[23:06] <lonejack> hi, today I compiled my first test program on linux(ubuntu). The "hello world" taken as example does include the stdio.h(standard library).  But... what else library can I include on my programs?
[23:06] <erUSUL> gearsecond: right click on the panel choose add to panel then add the windows list applet
[23:06] <pronoy> LjL: so it should be greater than the ram because the processes running will alwasy be in the ram...
[23:06] <Ryan_Leaf> gearsecond: click a panel (one of the whitish bars, usually) and then go to "Add to Panel"
[23:06] <LjL> lonejack: that's more likely a question for ##c
[23:07] <SeViLLa> crdlb: no nothing
[23:07] <Ryan_Leaf> gearsecond: then select "Window List"
[23:07] <Ryan_Leaf> and add it to that panel
[23:07] <waldir> pronoy: exactly, both are already defined for "use as: swap area"... so no mount point is needed for these right?
[23:07] <SeViLLa> crdlb: how can you tell its crashing
[23:07] <LjL> pronoy: well, if you *really* have something like 32gb of RAM, it'll probably never be all used anyway...
[23:07] <grncdr> Does anybody know how to make a package purge and then reinstall? I need to wipe out whatever I did to pulseaudio and reinstall it...
[23:07] <lonejack> LjL: I'll go there but I'm quite sure they'll send me here...
[23:07] <dude_sweet> Ljl: That looks like that worked.  So what did we do with that command?
[23:07] <Ryan_Leaf> LjL: it's not like Windows, which needs SWAP no matter what, right?
[23:07] <pronoy> waldir: correct....swap doesn't require a mount point
[23:07] <erUSUL> grncdr: use "aptitude purge package"
[23:07] <LjL> pronoy: i mean, personally if i had 32gb of RAM i would use no swap at all. but then i'd also get a visit to the shrink to talk about my fetish for RAM ;P
[23:07] <pronoy> LjL: lol
[23:08] <LjL> Ryan_Leaf: windows doesn't need "swap no matter what" any more than linux does
[23:08] <Ryan_Leaf> waldir: swap is not done like the "Page File" in Windows. It's a seperate partition, that is partitioned as SWAP, not EXT3 or ReiserFS
[23:08] <crdlb> SeViLLa: because of the backtrace at the bottom of the last file you posted
[23:08] <LjL> dude_sweet: move your custom-compiled version of openvpn out of the way (similar to removing it, but we just moved it instead)
[23:08] <waldir> pronoy: thanks. the guided partitioning was behaving in a quite weird way so I had to use the manual mode
[23:08] <pronoy> LjL: but when you say hibernate....an image of the processes being run is stored in the hard drive which must be equal to or less than the RAM size
[23:08] <Begs> hey, how do you make ubuntu refuse all connections that didnt originate from the local network
[23:08] <Ryan_Leaf> LjL: It's quite stupid for Linux to use Swap, unless necessary?
[23:08] <emilien> need help putting music onto an ipod touch , tried everything =(
[23:08] <pronoy> waldir: are you using dual boot ?
[23:08] <crdlb> SeViLLa: what happens if you 'sudo modprobe radeon'?
[23:08] <waldir> Ryan_Leaf: I see
[23:09] <waldir> pronoy: yes, why?
[23:09] <waldir> pronoy: yes, why?
[23:09] <LjL> pronoy: that's the way it works in Windows (save all the RAM), but i *think* in Linux, at least with the standard suspend feature, only (as you say) the *images of the processes being run* get saved - not *necessarily* the whole RAM
[23:09] <pronoy> waldir: you could have used wubi...you know from inside of windows
[23:09] <dude_sweet> Ljl:  That is what I figured.  Ok...well thank you very much.  I appreciate your help.  (still learning.......)
[23:09] <LjL> Ryan_Leaf: it's not stupid at all. it's generally quite stupid to NOT use swap.
[23:09] <SeViLLa> crdlb: no output
[23:09] <Ryan_Leaf> LjL: Actually, it doesn't. That's a very wise way to manage memory. In Windows, however, it uses swap when it's completely unnecessary
[23:09] <pronoy> LjL: yeah....i guess
[23:10] <Ryan_Leaf> LjL: Which is a lot better for performance
[23:10] <LjL> pronoy: so you *might* get away with having less swapspace than you have RAM... if you have hideously large amounts of RAM... but it's not a good idea in general
[23:10] <crdlb> SeViLLa: ok, now 'lsmod | grep radeon' again
[23:10] <pronoy> LjL: understood
[23:10] <waldir> pronoy: did you say something? i think the scrollback filled up, perhaps cause I-m using pidgin from the live cd
[23:10] <LjL> Ryan_Leaf: it doesn't what?
[23:11] <erUSUL> Ryan_Leaf: LjL you can change the tendency of linux to swap things in/out of memory see → /proc/sys/vm/swappiness
[23:11] <Ryan_Leaf> LjL: Linux doesn't use swap unless it runs out of physical memory
[23:11] <pronoy> waldir: i was just suggesting using wubi in future to help with dual boot
[23:11] <LjL> Ryan_Leaf: that's completely untrue
[23:11] <Ryan_Leaf> brb
[23:11]  * erUSUL nods
[23:11] <Draconicus> Is anyone else having trouble locating the ubuntu-restricted-extras metapackage?
[23:11] <LjL> Ryan_Leaf: and it would also be a very silly way to manage memory, most of the time
[23:11] <martin__> i have a question about a logitech webcam... would i need to install drivers for ubuntu? will it automatically recognize it?, i have little expereience...
[23:11] <waldir> pronoy:  wubi... i've heard about that but cant remember for sure what it is
[23:11] <LjL> Ryan_Leaf: you *CAN* set it so that it never swaps (as erUSUL said, just set that to zero), but it's NOT the default, and NOT a good idea
[23:12] <puff> pronoy: I'm not sure what the current situation is in the windows world, but Back In The Day, windows boxen typically had their network stuff misconfigured to the point where it was 50% of the possible throughput (e.g. 3-4kbps instead of 6-8kbps)
[23:12] <erUSUL> !webcam | martin__
[23:12] <SeViLLa> crdlb: ok stndr out is radeon                147616  0
[23:12] <SeViLLa> drm                    86056  1 radeon
[23:12] <pronoy> waldir: windows ubuntu installer :) from inside of windows
[23:12] <pronoy> waldir: assuming you are using windows
[23:12] <crdlb> SeViLLa: ok, that looks right, now try restarting X (but without rebooting, so the kernel module stays loaded)
[23:12] <waldir> pronoy: oh yea... how is it better than the live cd?
[23:12] <kadaver> is there a big demand for wireless drivers?
[23:12] <Draconicus> I'm working on a client's computer and I can't seem to find it. It's the weirdest thing. I've done this routine again and again. The package won't come up in a search.
[23:12] <puff> Ryan_Leaf:  I always had the impression that swap space was used for hibernate (aka suspend-to-disk).
[23:12] <kadaver> im thinking i should write one
[23:13] <SeViLLa> crdlb: how by using startx
[23:13] <pronoy> waldir:  its good for beginners who don't want much of a hassle but your way will teach you more :)(
[23:13] <puff> kadaver: _drivers_ as in adding support for heretofore under-supported wireless cards, probably yes.
[23:13] <crdlb> SeViLLa: it doesn't matter
[23:13] <waldir> pronoy: lol I hope so. my plan is to move definitively to linux
[23:13] <Patg7590> ok i feel reALLY DUMB-im trying to edit my xorg.conf file but I cant save it because im not the owner???
[23:14] <puff> Has anybody here done any serious amount of stuff with ubuntu on a flash drive?
[23:14] <crdlb> SeViLLa: ctrl+alt+backspace should put you back at the login screen
[23:14] <Patg7590> how do i log in as root and then save it in text edit
[23:14] <waldir> pronoy: I'll try to use windows as a VM to see if it goes well
[23:14] <pronoy> waldir: its really cool ...you know windows to linux..  only problem is accessing a windows shares using samba on a win server
[23:15] <waldir> pronoy: you lost me now xD
[23:15] <puff> Patg7590: a) Do NOT NOT NOT edit xorg.conf without making a backup.
[23:15] <erUSUL> Patg7590: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf &
[23:15] <puff> Patg7590: b) use sudo.
[23:15] <Patg7590> puff: i did make a backup
[23:15] <puff> Patg7590: Okay :-).
[23:15] <pronoy> waldir: well you know that run command in windows you use to access your space in a server
[23:15] <puff> Patg7590: Also, do you know about the virtual console key combos?
[23:15] <pronoy> waldir: you'll have trouble having to access that in linux especially in gnome
[23:15] <BobTheBlueBerry> anyone know why Xorg won't detect a device for i810 or nvidia driver?
[23:16] <waldir> pronoy: um, actually i dont think i ever used that >P
[23:16] <gletob> Can anyone point me to some good and recent guides to speed up Ubuntu?
[23:16] <Patg7590> puff: I know I have to use sudo- i it thgen proceeds to explain the syntax of commands to me
[23:16] <SeViLLa> crdlb: ok
[23:16] <pronoy> waldir: kde on the other hand is cool with that
[23:16] <SeViLLa> crdlb: brb
[23:16] <adac>  Is there an alternative to the u3 launchpad? Most likely i wanted to have the access to my usb stick password protected
[23:16] <Patg7590> puff: How do I just login as root, edit the file, and save it?
[23:17] <Draconicus> I'm getting a lot of silence here.
[23:17] <puff> Patg7590:  Generally speaking, logging in as root is discouraged, and it is recommended to instead use sudo to execute specific commands as root.  This is true all over the linux world but especially so in the ubuntu world.
[23:17] <BobTheBlueBerry> Pat7590: press Alt+F2, type "gksu gedit", open the file, edit it, and save it
[23:17] <puff> Patg7590: instead, just do "sudo <yourfavoriteeditor> xorg.conf
[23:17] <erUSUL> Draconicus: probably you need to enable multiverse
[23:18] <erUSUL> Draconicus: syustem>admin>software sources
[23:18] <pronoy> puff, Ryan_Leaf, LjL, hey i checked hibernate means to make an image of the RAM and suspend it on to the hard disk even on linux
[23:18] <puff> pronoy: Yes?
[23:18] <waldir> pronoy: I-m not sure what you mean by access my space in a server, I never used more than ftp to access servers
[23:18] <Draconicus> erUSUL: I've never needed to before. Is this a new development? o.O
[23:18] <pronoy> LjL: but 32 gigs of ram !! god damn !!
[23:18] <Draconicus> Well, I used to need to, forever ago. Back in the days of Dapper and Breezy.
[23:18] <puff> pronoy: I knew that, I was saying that I had a vague idea (not sure where I got it) that the swap disk was used to store that disk image.
[23:18] <erUSUL> Draconicus: no; afaik
[23:18] <pronoy> waldir: well you'll come across that while accessing one in a uni
[23:18] <savvas> Draconicus: what are you actually looking for?
[23:19] <LjL> pronoy: don't swear please. are you sure? can i have the source? i admit i *was* under the impression that hibernation snapshotting was done on a per-allocated-pages basis
[23:19] <puff> pronoy: Er, that the swap disk was the place where that RAM image was stored on disk.
[23:19] <Draconicus> savvas: ubuntu-restricted-extras
[23:19] <Draconicus> I've set up six Ubuntu machines in the past month and never run into this issue. It's the weirdest thing.
[23:19] <pronoy> LjL: sorry for the swearing part :) i'll check the link and give it to you
[23:19] <waldir> pronoy: I think I'll worry about this problem once I find it :)
[23:20] <savvas>  post the output of this command at www.pastebin.com : apt-cache policy ubuntu-restricted-extras
[23:20] <SeViLLa> crdlb: hey it still says ubuntu is running in low graphics mode
[23:20] <pronoy> waldir: take it nice and slow brother....once you'll come on to linux ....you'll love it like hell :)
[23:20] <puff> pronoy: Language please :-)
[23:20] <waldir> pronoy: btw a totally unrelated question: do you know if it is possible to change the password masking character?
[23:20] <crdlb> SeViLLa: pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old one more time (note the .old)
[23:21] <puff> pronoy: I am quite fond of vulgarity myself, but I believe the ubuntu folks want this to be a family-friendly channel.
[23:21] <waldir> pronoy: those huge circles are ugly :(
[23:21] <pronoy> waldir: um...no idea sorry man
[23:21] <pronoy> puff: my apologies
[23:21] <Draconicus> savvas: It's not this machine, so that'd be a bit of a bother. This really isn't a big deal, but it's weird. Same 8.10 disc was used to do two other machines, same exact steps (I have a list of steps I do on each job, my own bit of polish). This hasn't come up before.
[23:21] <puff> pronoy: no prob, I know it's hard to retrain your linguistic habits.
[23:21] <Patg7590> puff: command text not found: fml
[23:21] <pronoy> LjL: turns out there are differnent ways to suspend to disk
[23:21] <Draconicus> savvas: Nonetheless, I'll go try multiverse. Whatever works, eh?
[23:22] <puff> waldir: I'm sure it's *possible*, but I don't know how, and it might not be easy.
[23:22] <LjL> pronoy: yes, there's at least the kernel's built-in one, and swsusp2
[23:22] <JTCooper> is it possible to run the LAMP if I am running Ubuntu from a flash drive?
[23:22] <puff> Patg7590: what was the command?
[23:22] <waldir> puff: i already did a quick search but found nothing
[23:22] <carandraug> waldir: System>System> Login window
[23:22] <savvas> Draconicus: you can still download the packages using http://packages.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-restricted-extras - but whatever works :)
[23:22] <Patg7590> how do i paste in here withou getting screamed at
[23:22] <erUSUL> JTCooper: i do not see why not. it would be slow as h*ll but it will run
[23:22] <nuno86> .ç
[23:22] <puff> Patg7590: Use pastebin.com
[23:22] <erUSUL> !paste | puff
[23:22] <waldir> carandraug: will look into that :)
[23:23] <puff> Patg7590: What ubottu said.
[23:23] <unitedpotsmokers> hey guys, i have to go now.. thanks for helping me... love u all...
[23:23] <Patg7590> http://paste.ubuntu.com/139857/
[23:23] <SeViLLa> crdlb: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139856/
[23:23] <puff> Patg7590: Do you have another machine to use to get help if your xorg editing fails to work?
[23:23] <JTCooper> erUSUL do I need to do any configuration of ports or anything to be to access it from another computer, or is it set up by default to listen for outside connections? I just want to try it out before I put together a computer to install on.
[23:24] <Patg7590> puff: yes
[23:24] <kindofabuzz> is there any fs clean up that shoud be run after deleting a huge dir? huge as in 15G
[23:24] <waldir> carandraug: I don-t see an option there to edit the masking character
[23:24] <carandraug> waldir: I checked and it seems you can only have those circles or have nothing at all (as in a terminal)
[23:24] <waldir> yea
[23:24] <erUSUL> JTCooper: no firewall is enabled by default in ubuntu. if someon (apache) is listening noone will block it
[23:24] <txtest> Welcome Mr. President
[23:24] <puff> Patg7590: Cool.  It's conceivable (dunno enough about your knowledge, your system and your plannes changes to xorg) that you could get your system into a state where it can run Xwindows at all.
[23:24] <erUSUL> kindofabuzz: no
[23:24] <carandraug> waldir: but I though it used to be possible to make them something else. Maybe you need to edit the themes
[23:24] <kindofabuzz> k
[23:25] <waldir> carandraug:  I think I've already been there earlier today, but I've messed with so many things that i want sure
[23:25] <carandraug> waldir: but I don't see any button to do so
[23:25] <JTCooper> erUSUL is apache installed to listen by default? or do I need to edit the config file?
[23:25] <crdlb> SeViLLa: I'm stumped, I suggest you take that log to #radeon and see if they can help
[23:25] <Patg7590> puff: i just want to fix my display i just got this rig today for free and it wont go past 800x600
[23:25] <waldir> carandraug: good point, I'll take a look into the themes
[23:25] <pronoy> carandraug waldir: you'll need to edit themes to do that
[23:25] <SeViLLa> crdlb: k
[23:25] <pronoy> carandraug waldir: but i can't remember where does it mention how to change the masking
[23:25] <whileimhere> I was wondering if anyone can suggest a good site for image management and scanning for Ubuntu? I was very good in windows but so far my results are poor in a Linux environ. I have googled to my hearts content but there seems to be little out there that is organized about image scanning other than the GIMP which is nothing to do with scanners and scanning. The Xsane page is not much help either.
[23:25] <erUSUL> JTCooper: well maybe it only listens in lo by default never installed it myself
[23:25] <erUSUL> !lamp | JTCooper
[23:26] <Draconicus> savvas: I would turn to that option now that I found that multiverse was already enabled (which would explain why it's never a problem - enabled by default).
[23:26] <waldir> pronoy: is it safe to mess with these configs while the intaller is running?
[23:26] <pronoy> whileimhere: scanning..i think kate is good nuff
[23:26] <Draconicus> savvas: Could this be a recent repo bug? Have you personally looked for the package?
[23:26] <puff> Patg7590: If your xorg gets horked, you would have to use the virtual terminal console to edit your xorg.conf. Are you familiar with that?
[23:26] <JTCooper> ubottu, Thank you, I am aware what LAMP is, I am currently running a Windows Apache MySql PHP setup
[23:26] <pronoy> waldir: you can't mess with them i guess
[23:27] <pronoy> waldir: you'll need to come into the shell to do all that :)
[23:27] <PatrickGleason> test
[23:27] <whileimhere> I have not tried Kate. I have been sticking with GNOME apps up until now. Isnt kate a text editor though?
[23:27] <Patg7590> puff: no-i fail at ubuntu-im sorry- but im in this room on my mac at "PatrickGleason"
[23:27] <Draconicus> ubottu: I'm on to you! :O
[23:27] <pronoy> whileimhere: oh my bad..i meant gwenview
[23:27] <waldir> pronoy: yea I noticed the GUI'd theme editor only allows to customize the colors, window borders, etc
[23:28] <waldir> pronoy: not finer details such as the masking character for passwords :P
[23:28] <puff> Patg7590: okay, this is just someting really good to know about for when things go wrong.  You can hit ctrl-alt-f1/f2/f3/f4/f5/f6 to get to a plain text terminal and log into your ubuntu box to edit stuf.
[23:28] <pronoy> waldir: i think you'll find that stuff in the gconf editor
[23:28] <Patg7590> puff: all at once? lolz
[23:28] <waldir> pronoy: I've been there but found nothing
[23:28] <waldir> pronoy: I might look again
[23:28] <pronoy> carandraug: does gconf-editor hold the masking properties
[23:29] <puff> Patg7590: no, the / denotes pick-one-of-thse.
[23:29] <puff> Patg7590: E.g. ctrl-alt-f1
[23:29] <Patg7590> puff: oh gawd that was scary- I was almost trapped in there forever
[23:29] <puff> Patg7590:  and to get back to your xwindows screen, ctrl-alt-f7
[23:29] <carandraug> pronoy: I really don't know
[23:29] <Patg7590> puff: yeah I flailed and got that ;-)
[23:29] <puff> Patg7590: Of course, this limits you to purely command-line and text-based tools (no point 'n click), bu tit's better than nothing.
[23:30]  * puff still remembers the time he freaked out his mac-using friend by showing him that.
[23:30] <Patg7590> puff: so how does that help me fix my display haha
[23:30] <puff> Okay, so nobody knows about installing ubuntu on a flash drive?
[23:30] <carandraug> pronoy: it holds the gtk themes. I think the symbol used would be defined in the theme
[23:31] <puff> Patg7590: Well, if you break the Xwindows configuraiton, you will have to hit ctrl-alt-f1 and use the command-line tools to fix it.
[23:31] <pronoy> carandraug: i don't think the theme editor allows you to define that....
[23:31] <puff> Patg7590: What about that paste?
[23:31] <pronoy> carandraug, waldir: check on #compiz-fusion....they'll seem to know
[23:31] <Patg7590> puff: solid- im ready-ill follw you to the end of forver puff
[23:31] <waldir> pronoy: thanks :D
[23:31] <carandraug> pronoy: hmmm... maybe Let me look on gconf then. I never really bothered with themes
[23:32] <carandraug> pronoy: i use the default human theme
[23:32] <Draconicus> savvas: *pokepoke*
[23:32] <chop> it's fugly
[23:32] <pronoy> waldir: haha.....these people want the same http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=930397
[23:32] <puff> Patg7590: Unfortunately, I have to get this flash drive thing going.
[23:32] <waldir> carandraug: I tried /desktop/gnome/font_rendering but nothing there... and the other entries didnt seem to be related
[23:33] <Patg7590> puff: ;-( ok... lol
[23:33] <puff> I started cobbling together a steampunk sorta look & feel on my old ubuntu install.
[23:33] <waldir> pronoy: I've been there :D
[23:33] <puff> Patg7590:  Okay, so pastebin the command and the error you got.
[23:33] <puff> Patg7590:  (e.g. go to pastebin.com, paste into the form, upload it, get the URL and paste just the pastebin URL here).
[23:34] <cubas> hey, something really weird happens in my ubuntu
[23:34] <cubas> I installed argus
[23:34] <pronoy> you know what's missing...... a live cd creator...once you get the packages on your machine you should be able to turn them into a live cd
[23:34] <Alex_21> How can I find out my boxes IP via Command-Line
[23:34] <Alex_21> ?
[23:34] <cubas> the binary is in /usr/sbin
[23:34] <Alex_21> Please
[23:34] <Alex_21> Kindly
[23:34] <FloodBot1> Alex_21: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:34] <cubas> it is a symbolic link
[23:34] <waldir> pronoy: windows should have one of those live cds too!
[23:34] <cubas> but it can't be run
[23:34] <Patg7590> puff: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139857/
[23:35] <pronoy> waldir: why ...you don't need packages on windows...i was talking about the basic libraries
[23:35] <cubas> any help please ?
[23:35] <puff> Alex_21: 1) IRC people like fewer, longer lines of text.
[23:35] <Alex_21> I know that
[23:36] <waldir> pronoy: I hate doing a windows install, and then installing all the software I use regularly
[23:36] <Alex_21> Screen Reader Users on IRC do not
[23:36] <pronoy> cubas: if its a symbolic link it means an independent directory is being added
[23:36] <Draconicus> Okay, savvas seems to have imploded. I need somebody to check for a repo bug before I treat it as such...
[23:36] <Alex_21> How can I find out my boxes IP via Command-Line
[23:36] <puff> Alex_21: 2) ifconfig
[23:36] <pronoy> waldir: well its 3rd party software and heavy at that so creating a live hard disk would be the option on widnows
[23:37] <waldir> pronoy: hahahahha
[23:37] <pronoy> cubas: its like if i installed jdk in my /usr/local i create a link in my /home to make it independent
[23:37] <Patg7590> puff: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139857/
[23:37] <cubas> pronoy, it points to argus_linux  file/directory
[23:37] <waldir> pronoy: any idea of another channel where people may know the answer to the pw masking char question?
[23:37] <puff> waldir: that's probably doable. I've been thinking somebody should take infra recorder and make a self-burning ISO.
[23:38] <cubas> but neither locate nor find can find it
[23:38] <waldir> puff: I tried clonezilla for a windows partition I-ve kept untouched since I installed it, but it didnt work :(
[23:38] <Alex_21> Well, maybe not all Screen Reader users, but me anyways
[23:38] <puff> Patg7590: Have you used the textedit command before?
[23:38] <pronoy> puff: looks like a software job for #ubuntu-brainstorm
[23:38] <Alex_21> Lol, I'll concider sighted users a little
[23:38] <cubas> I'm not a newbie, I'm on slackware 2 years already....but this is really mysterious thing for me
[23:39] <Patg7590> puff: no :/ i am a super n00b at command line
[23:39] <Patg7590> i dont really know the syntax...like at all
[23:39] <puff> Alex_21: I sympathize, I'm not too hung up on it, but that appears to be the irc/ubuntu channel custom, so, when in Rome.
[23:39] <carandraug> waldir: I went through all the gconf-editor entries that looked related and couldn't find anything either
[23:39] <pronoy> cubas: its pointing to that link right ?
[23:39] <cubas> pronoy, on slackware you may usually run symlinks
[23:39] <puff> Patg7590: Maybe you should use gkedit instead.
[23:39] <waldir> puff: not with a partition image at least. it worked when i tried to copy directly to another partition, instead of saving the original partition as an image before
[23:39] <cubas> and the system takes care of it
[23:39] <Alex_21> Sorry
[23:39] <waldir> puff: but that has little interest to me
[23:39] <Alex_21> Lol
[23:39] <Alex_21> Thank you for your help
[23:40] <Alex_21> Good day
[23:40] <FloodBot1> Alex_21: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:40] <Patg7590> puff: how do I use gkedit?
[23:40] <pronoy> waldir: you may want to look at at GTK channel
[23:40] <puff> Patg7590: erUSUL told you quite a while ago:  gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf &
[23:40] <pronoy> waldir: or the appearances are usually handled by the gods in #compiz-fusion
[23:40] <cubas> pronos, yes .... argus -> argus_linux ...on slackware there would be full path
[23:41] <cubas> I updated db, but I really can't find this file
[23:41] <meowmeow> Linux contains SCO's UNIX System V source code and Linux is an unauthorized derivative of UNIX
[23:41] <waldir> pronoy, carandraug: already getting some answers at #compiz-fusion :)
[23:41] <mib_ak4tq1> pronoy: i tried to reinstall again with the cd and no luck, just a black screen now
[23:41] <pronoy> mib_ak4tq1: what ?
[23:41] <Deevz> Folks, I have windows vista on my drive atm, and I would like to shove it on one part of my hard disk and install Ubuntu on the other, any idea how I can do that?
[23:41] <annaimkonki> can i just get all the backtrack 3 apps in kubuntu? or is there a repo for all the backtrack 3 apps?
[23:42] <pronoy> mib_ak4tq1: how ? tell me the steps that you undertook....
[23:42] <PatrickGleason> puff: ok restarting now-I dont know how I missed that
[23:42] <cubas> pronoy, I think that this is firstime I see a symbolic link pointing to nowhere
[23:43] <pronoy> cubas: i don't think that file's not there .. do ls -l
[23:43] <mib_ak4tq1> Pronoy: well now when it starts it goes from peach screen to black
[23:43] <mib_ak4tq1> pronoy: i just followed the installation steps on the CD
[23:43] <cubas> pronoy, in entire FS, only one thing with name "*argus_linux*" is man page
[23:43] <PatrickGleason> puff: the 800*600 settings killed it :-[ running in low graphics mode
[23:44] <pronoy> mib_ak4tq1: ok what do you mean by peach screen ??
[23:44] <puff> PatrickGleason: A well, restore from backup.
[23:44] <pronoy> cubas: i had the same trouble with crossover but it turned out it was there...
[23:44] <pronoy> cubas: cd from terminal using root previliges
[23:44] <mib_ak4tq1> pronoy: well after looking at screencaps it looks like the screen you would see when ubuntu is running without problems only there is no files/applications its just peach with the mouse visible
[23:45] <PatrickGleason> puff: what is the command to reboot? I hate holding the power button down whenver i dead-end-(which is often)
[23:45] <pronoy> mib_ak4tq1: oh you meant the desktop....ok with the mouse as an x ?
[23:45] <waldir> pronoy: installation complete! I'll restart now, see you in a minute or 2
[23:45] <puff> "sudo restart" or "sudo shutdown -h now"
[23:45] <cubas> pronoy, it really isn't... I'm root, in /usr/sbin, listing as much as I can, searching locating..but no success
[23:45] <antonius> if i was to run update-manager -d, is there an quick way to downgrade to stable packages if one changes their mind?
[23:45] <mib_ak4tq1> pronoy: the mouse isnt even an x its just the regular pointer
[23:46] <pronoy> cubas: where did you find the link ? cd to that directory.....and then ls -l
[23:46] <mib_ak4tq1> pronto: to get to that screen i have to run recovery mode and than resume normal boot
[23:46] <pronoy> mib_ak4tq1: this is strange...
[23:46] <PatrickGleason> puff: sudo: restart: command not found
[23:46] <pronoy> mib_ak4tq1: what parameters for the file system did you use ?
[23:47] <mib_ak4tq1> pronoy: i completely erased the computers and the windows that was on it, it was corrupted could that be the problem?
[23:47] <cubas> pronoy, this is evidently a buggy installation...I'm on linux 3 years
[23:47] <puff> PatrickGleason: sorry, "sudo reboot"
[23:47] <puff> PatrickGleason: Blah, I'm tired.
[23:48] <pronoy> mib_ak4tq1: did you format the whole system ? although i don't know how that would affect at all
[23:48] <pronoy> cubas: possible
[23:48] <PatrickGleason> puff:yeah sorry-
[23:48] <mib_ak4tq1> pronoy: yes i formatted the whole system its really weird, i used the CD i got mailed for 8.10
[23:48] <pronoy> mib_ak4tq1: gimme ur system specs
[23:49] <pronoy> mib_ak4tq1: and the partitions you made
[23:49] <cubas> pronoy, http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=argus+argus_linux+ubuntu&btnG=Search
[23:49] <cubas> aha :)
[23:49] <PatrickGleason> error parsing something something
[23:49] <pronoy> cubas: its an argus problem ???
[23:50] <PatrickGleason> this is so incredibly not my day
[23:50] <BobTheBlueBerry> did anyone here have a problem when they installed a nVidia graphics card, Ubuntu froze while it was booting?
[23:50] <pronoy> cubas: why didn't i think of that....of course !!
[23:50] <cubas> pronoy, it looks it is, but if there is a symlink pointing to nowhere...it's a problem of both
[23:51] <pronoy> cubas: i think its argus alone...take a look at the older package
[23:51] <ckwalsh> Any way I can completely reset my network settings back to that of a default install?
[23:51] <puff> PatrickGleason: Well, pastebin it and see if somebody here understands it.
[23:52] <ckwalsh> I've really f***'d up my network settings can now can't connect at all to hte network
[23:52] <puff> PatrickGleason: I'll be honest with you, I found dealing with xorg.conf to be painfully difficult.  Ubuntu usually gets it right, so I would be surprised if you can get better than what ubuntu delivered.
[23:52] <puff> ckwalsh: Hrm, apt-get reinstall --purge?
[23:53] <PatrickGleason> puff: im trying to restore my effed xorg.conf file from the backed up one on the desktop but permission is denied
[23:53] <scream> Has the fglrx (ati) issue been resolved in Jaunty yet?
[23:53] <ckwalsh> But what package to re-install?
[23:53] <ckwalsh> And would that work when I don't have a network connection?
[23:53] <pronoy> scream: i guess its more of an ati problem than a distro problem
[23:54] <scream> Yes, I mean to say, has it been resolved upstream yet. :)
[23:54] <Iceman_B^Ltop> can I use a remote terminal to start a GUI program on the local machine ?
[23:54] <cubas> pronoy, but this is a really interesting paradigm, think of how this might happen...I don't know :)
[23:54] <eTranquility_> Hi, I'm running 8.10 on my laptop. I want to switch my output from my laptop screen to an external monitor. How do I do that?
[23:54] <puff> PatrickGleason: How are you  trying to restore it?
[23:55] <puff> PatrickGleason: That is, what command are you using, "cp"?
[23:55] <LordoftheLeftHan> hi i'm new and i'm having a sound issue, i have a usb headset, if i go to system-preferences-sound and selected it and press test i can hear a test tone, otherwise i never hear any sound
[23:55] <Patg7590> puff: im dragging and dropping
[23:55] <pronoy> scream: uh you might wanna switch over to AIGLX if you aren't onto it yet
[23:55] <puff> PatrickGleason: "sudo cp xorg.conf.backup xorg.conf"
[23:55] <Patg7590> puff: is there a way to authorize so i can just drag and drop?
[23:55] <puff> eTranquility_: I suspect it depends on the laptop.
[23:56] <puff> eTranquility_: I know that with my thinkpad, it was hardware related.
[23:56] <scream> pronoy,  I'm using the open source driver if that is what you mean..  I don't think I know aboit "AIGLX"
[23:56] <puff> Patg7590: Idaknow... maybe with gksudo, but I don't really mess with that.
[23:56] <eTranquility_> puff, It's a Toshiba Satellite. I just have no idea what to do.
[23:56] <Patg7590> eTranquilty: i did that- and now the laptop resolution looks horrid- i think the virtual resolution is messed-ive no idea how to fix it
[23:56] <pronoy> scream: that is the open source driver
[23:56] <UKGent> The longer I live, the more I am of the opinion that it is best to stick to good old fashioned 'Tower' based PC's !
[23:56] <puff> Patg7590: gksudo is like sudo only for gnome applications.
[23:57] <pronoy> scream: i guess thats any day better than the fglrx
[23:57] <scream> ah i see.  the prop driver worked better, so I'm hoping ati fixes... or maybe releases the source sometime :)
[23:57] <ckwalsh> Any ideas?
[23:57] <eTranquility_> This is just temporary for a couple hours... I hope it's worth messing with.
[23:58] <Patg7590> puff: http://paste.ubuntu.com/139873/
[23:58] <eTranquility_> puff, is there an application for this?
[23:58] <puff> ckwalsh: Probably (though I haven't verified this):  sudo apt-get reinstall --purge netbase
[23:59] <JustKemp> massif
[23:59] <puff> eTranquility_: I have only messed with this sort of thing a little bit, on my thinkpad, and it turned out that it was defined by hardware details.  If I plugged a video cable into the video out before booting, it just booted up with the video out working and hte laptop screen blank.