=== mike is now known as Guest82523 === Laruft is now known as Laruft|AFK [00:27] yo yo yo === mike is now known as Guest24126 [00:31] is there any good dock apps for KDE4? [00:31] depends what you need [00:33] something similar to AWN [00:33] (without having to install half of Gnome to get it to work [00:34] cairodock, kooldock, kibadock [00:34] kiba? havn't heard of it === ubuntu is now known as unko === unko is now known as unkounko === unkounko is now known as unko [00:35] hey guys [00:35] !find kiba [00:35] File kiba found in python-moinmoin [00:35] im on kubuntu now.. [00:35] http://www.kiba-dock.org/ [00:38] uh the wiki only shows up to feisty?... [00:39] http://wawan-kurniawan.web.id/install-kiba-dock-in-intrepid-ibex/ === ubuntu is now known as unko [01:04] !find furthurnet [01:04] Package/file furthurnet does not exist in intrepid [01:21] what is the name of the plasmoid for mounting a USB drive? [01:23] I am trying to use wget to authorize the public key for cafuego, but it says it is empty. I think I'm typing something wrong. How do I get the key? [01:24] RonzO: device notifier maybe, you could just munt in konsole [01:25] ActionParsnip: i got it. I install K for a person, and I'm not completely familiar with it. ;) thanks though\ [01:25] np man [01:25] wget http://easyubuntu.cafuego.net/969F3F57.gpg -O - | sudo apt-key add - [01:26] sorry [01:26] :cuznt: Thank you. [01:26] np [01:27] Another question: I once had options to put my laptop to sleep or standby, but one day they were gone, and I don't know how to get them back. [01:30] Another question: I once had options to put my laptop to sleep or standby, but one day they were gone, and I don't know how to get them back. [01:52] #ubuntu-server [02:03] :cuznt: Forgive me, but what was that Key again? I'll write it down this time. [02:08] picketfence: yay for logs and grep: wget http://easyubuntu.cafuego.net/969F3F57.gpg -O - | sudo apt-key add - [02:09] and boo for people leaving before anyone can answer their question [02:09] easyubuntu? [02:09] why does that give me shivers? [02:09] tsimpson: I dunno; just found the reference in my logs; I take no responsibility for the content [02:10] wasn't that the name of that automatix-like evil scripty thing that kills baby animals? [02:10] tsimpson: I think that was just easybuntu; no "u" between "y" and "b" [02:10] but you might be right [02:11] "The aim of this project is to make your (K/X/Ed)Ubuntu machine (Running [02:11] on PPC, x86 or x86_64) equipped with commonly requested software, such as [02:11] codecs to play MP3's, DVDs, programs for talking over the Internet (VoIP [02:11] software), and a selection of other useful programs and applications, [02:11] especially those that are otherwise demanding to install and/or obtain." [02:11] looks evil to me === bruno is now known as Guest66435 === Guest66435 is now known as bruno_ === bruno_ is now known as riffko [02:13] picketfence all i did was googled it [02:17] hey, not related to ubuntu but you guys are helpful. If I install SME Server, does that let me access my hosted files anywhere over the internet? [02:18] it works like logmein//// === user_ is now known as pendos [02:20] 0.o [02:21] u cant access over the internet, just a intranet [02:23] claydoh, (or anyone) do you know when kubuntuforums.net will be back up??? [02:27] does anybodu know the best win emulator for Linux, because i work w/ autocad, and linux doesn't have.. [02:30] ??? === Don_Miguel is now known as BlinkyToon [02:32] rgarcia- you can use Wine to run some Windows programs. Otherwise you'd probably have to install Windows in a virtual machine [02:34] hunpf..i don't like win anymore [02:34] Autocad doesn't get great ratings with Wine... depends on the version [02:35] 2008 [02:35] :( [02:36] so i have to run it from win [02:37] If you have a valid license for Windows, you can run it in a VM. It's gotten pretty easy to do lately === faydriss is now known as cuznt [02:44] VM??? [02:44] what is this? [02:44] i have no idea [02:47] what is the file/command that will list the cpu serial number on a machine? [02:52] 09ki [02:55] VM --> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_machine === jpsnl1 is now known as JP-sNL === i_RedSox_thelei_ is now known as i_RedSox_einai_p === i_RedSox_einai_p is now known as RedSox_poutana === patricio is now known as Fachf [03:41] hello all! [03:46] hello [04:00] how is it going> [04:00] ?* [04:04] things are pretty slow around here ;-) === Sancas_ is now known as sancas [04:11] yah, there are. but i was just curious if you guys could answer a question for me? [04:14] !ask | eliboggs [04:14] eliboggs: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) [04:17] :-) [04:18] :) well i am trying to install nvclock0.8b2 through terminal, i believe i installed it correctly[could be wrong] but when i type in the run command, it does not launch.] im unsure of my next step. [04:18] hola a todos [04:18] no puedo ver nada tengo 2 cds [04:18] osea las lectoras no me cargan caso raro [04:18] :S [04:20] !es [04:20] En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. [04:23] what? [04:23] I forget....where is the setting to allow only 2 options during dual boot menu? [04:23] eliboggs: that wasn't for u [04:24] okay. [04:24] eliboggs, i guess you'll have to find your error logs [04:25] eliboggs: is this what ur looking for??.... http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-175436.html [04:30] mrksbrd, thats what i was using. and when i use "nvclock_qt" [04:30] i get a failed segmentation fault[sorry, i hit the enter key accidentally] [04:30] good evening all [04:31] is there a way for me to choose between kde and gnome at login? Currenly plain old Ubuntu Jaunty [04:34] mogul218: the "session" menu in either KDM or GDM will include both options [04:35] mogul218: also, support for Jaunty, until official release, is in #ubuntu+1 [04:35] okey dokey ty for your help [04:37] eliboggs: i never used that so i don't know much about it. google the exact error your getting see if it comes back with anything [04:38] alrighty then. and thanks for your time :) i'll let you know what i come up with. === tim__ is now known as Korlis [04:54] hey all [04:55] guess no one is home? [05:06] hi === Guest64007 is now known as TweakedEh === damian is now known as puzzle === thunderstruck is now known as gnomefreak === puzzle is now known as damianmx [05:23] oi... [05:23] o/ [05:23] estou testando o linux... desculpem se atrapalho alguma coisa [05:25] hi... i'm testing linux... i apologize if i am troubleshing anyone [05:27] :-) [05:27] opengl is not longer working on my system. most apps say: Xlib: extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0". [05:46] ei [05:46] hi [05:46] ? [05:46] morning [05:46] tem alguem ai [05:46] hellow [05:47] oi [05:47] tem alguem ai [05:47] !pt [05:47] Por favor, use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt para ajuda em português. Obrigado. === bruno is now known as Guest75600 === derick_ is now known as Guest36923 === Drachenblut is now known as Lord_Drachenblut [06:06] It's quiet in here... too quiet! [06:06] Blendiac: it's a support channel; ask away if you have a question; not for general chat though === cornelious1 is now known as cornelius1 === cornelius1 is now known as cornelius13 [06:12] hi [06:14] i'm having trouble installing flash 10 on 64 bit firefox. i'm thinking it has something to do with the fact i force installed flash 9 beta for firefox32 [06:14] everytime I do an apt-get install firefox-3 (or -2) i get ugly error messages that say the packages are broken [06:14] http://paste.ubuntu.com/145960/ [06:15] i'm using the install script from here: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/install-flash-10-ubuntu-linux-64bit.html [06:15] but it seems irrelevant until i can get the 64 bit version reinstalled [06:27] cornelius13: try this: sudo dpkg --purge firefox-3.0 firefox2 [06:28] tried it, then i got this: E: Couldn't find package firefox-3 [06:29] when i tried to apt-get install it again [06:29] cornelius13: did you do it to firefox-3 or firefox-3.0? [06:29] neither [06:29] never installed it [06:29] that i recall anyways [06:29] cornelius13: and it said that E.... line after you tried to purge it? [06:30] i've been using firefox32 with flash 9 beta [06:30] no, it purged fine [06:30] cornelius13: and after purging did dpkg --configure -a succeed? :D [06:30] http://paste.ubuntu.com/145972/ [06:31] yes [06:31] cornelius13: of course installing firefox-3 would fail, the package name is firefox-3.0 [06:31] ah ha [06:32] well then clearly i'm a turd [06:32] bah [06:32] that failed too [06:32] really? It shouldn't :\ [06:33] http://paste.ubuntu.com/145973/ [06:33] something screwy with /var/cache/apt/archives/xulrunner-1.9_1.9.0.8+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.8.04.1_amd64.deb [06:33] cornelius13: maybe it's conflicting with firefox32? It's possible [06:34] dwidmann: i agree, but i don't know how to fix that [06:34] if i uninstall firefox32 will i lose my bookmarks? [06:34] cornelius13: bookmarks should be safe [06:34] cornelius13: they're in a config folder in your home dir [06:35] k [06:35] hmm [06:35] apt-get remove firefox32 isn't working either [06:36] cornelius13: and the error for it? [06:37] Small note ... a 32-bit browser shouldn't be required for Flash anymore (which is now version 10, not 9beta) ... java plugin is another story though [06:37] http://paste.ubuntu.com/145975/ [06:37] i know [06:38] i did it a long long time ago [06:38] Thought I'd point that out just in case (I've been along for the ride for years too) [06:39] ya i just heard of flash 10 like a few days ago [06:39] and firefox has been crashing so much due to flash lately that i can't wait to upgrade [06:39] try this: sudo dpkg --remove firefox-3.0 xulrunner-1.9 [06:40] I wish you luck on that (I'm not sure how stable it is ... Opera is treating me fairly okay though) [06:40] bah [06:41] well i removed firefox32 [06:41] without errors this time I hope? [06:41] yeah that worked [06:41] but installing 3.0 didn't [06:42] There might be more things that you need to remove for it to happen [06:44] Remove the package(s) that it's conflicting with, then attempt the install again, if it errors again then repeat [06:44] http://paste.ubuntu.com/145979/ [06:44] it's xulrunner [06:45] maybe i got the package name wrong [06:45] remove j2re1.4 [06:46] (it's kind of ancient anyway ... what with java 1.6 being the current, and 1.7 hopefully not too far off) [06:46] geez [06:47] ever since my troubles with my nvidia drivers i've tried to avoid updates unless absolutely necessary [06:47] score! [06:47] i think that did it [06:48] coi prenu, I've apt-get source'd a program, how do I apply the patch? Or do I not need to? [06:48] yep [06:51] oh, lovely, it even says it applied it.... [06:54] goody, that flash install script worked fine [06:54] thanks for the help dwidmann [07:41] any idea how long until jaunty is officially out? [07:41] 23rd === fry_ is now known as coffee|_|D [07:51] Google Earth doesn't start [07:52] hey yannick [07:52] hmm [07:52] hi cooffel [07:52] do you have the restricted drivers installed? [07:52] yes [07:52] for your vid card? [07:52] k [07:53] yes [07:53] nvidia? [07:53] geforce^^ [07:53] 173 or 177 [07:54] 6600GT [08:04] how do I get strigi working [08:08] does anyone even use strigi? [08:20] hmm... i realize jaunty isn't official yet... any idea how stable the current beta is? [08:22] probabley best to ask that in #ubuntu+1 === yannick__ is now known as googler [08:29] yo yo yo === Mr_Griev1s| is now known as Mr_Grieves| [09:36] is there another tool like ktranslater? [09:39] !info ktranslator [09:39] ktranslator (source: ktranslator): Translation program for KDE. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.4-0ubuntu1 (intrepid), package size 196 kB, installed size 920 kB [09:41] noaXess: there also is localize [09:41] !info localize [09:41] Package localize does not exist in intrepid [09:41] ok... [09:42] or is there a kde4 widget, to translate and selected text in any app? like babylon for $ windows [09:43] noaXess: there is the Translator widget [09:43] it uses Google translator [09:44] in which package is it? === bruno is now known as Guest93446 [09:46] noaXess: plasma-widget-translatoid [09:46] Mamarok: don't have that one :( is it in a spec. repo? [09:47] wiat, I'll check [09:49] for me it's in universe, but I have Jaunty [09:49] !jaunty | Mamarok [09:49] Mamarok: Jaunty Jackalope is the codename for Ubuntu 9.04, due April 23rd, 2009 - Schedule in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JauntyReleaseSchedule - Lots of breakage between now and April 23rd - Please join #ubuntu+1 for discussion and support. [09:49] ActionParsnip: hey, I don't look for support :) [09:50] Mamarok: :D [09:50] noaXess: you might check in kde-apps.org [09:50] if it's not in your repos [09:50] hm.. think it's not for intrepid [09:51] noaXess: I'm checking [09:51] me too :) [09:51] right, seems not to be in Intrepid actually, do you have KDE 4.1.4? [09:52] (forget the second part of my sentence, not relevant) [09:53] Mamarok: have 4.2.2 [09:54] noaXess: found it in kde-look.org [09:54] http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/translatoid?content=97511 [09:55] Mamarok: ok.. thanks.. [09:59] ok.. i will wait for jaunty 9.04 release [09:59] :) [09:59] only a few days left anyway :) [10:03] Mamarok: hasnt it been pushed to august? [10:03] ActionParsnip: ;) [10:13] hi [10:14] anyone know how to convert PDBs to DX files in kubuntu? [10:28] anybody can help me installing BCM4315 Wlan adapter in my ubuntu [10:28] what is the deb package that supplies the battery monitor widget called? [10:29] ibrar: tried installing and running b43-fwcutter? [10:29] not availe in my apt-get [10:30] have you got all the repos enabled, and have you updated? [10:30] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeNaRaY64Os&feature=related [10:31] Ok I have done installing this [10:31] What next [10:32] ibrar: did it ask you to download the drivers when it installed? [10:32] it just download things and install it [10:33] I think yes [10:33] broadcom-wl-4.150.10.5/driver/ [10:33] ... [10:33] it should work now, with networkmanager. if not, run "sudo b43-fwcutter" [10:36] sudo b43-fwcutter [10:36] gives help [10:36] > b43-fwcutter version 011 [10:36] > A tool to extract firmware for a Broadcom 43xx device [10:36] > from a proprietary Broadcom 43xx device driver file. [10:36] ... [10:40] ?? [10:40] naught101: [10:51] !broadcom [10:51] Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx [11:17] 这是什么东西?聊天的? [11:17] hello,peoples [11:18] hi [11:18] girl??? [11:18] boy! [11:19] Hi! [11:21] hello!how to install latest version of vlc(0.9.9) in kubuntu 8.10 from repo? === Mez is now known as CrazyShoe === CrazyShoe is now known as Mez [11:23] mkargar_: kdesuo update-manager-kde -d [11:24] ActionParsnip:whats this command? [11:24] mkargar_: yep [11:24] ActionParsnip:whats this command? [11:24] mkargar_: it will upgrade you from intrepid to jaunty [11:25] ActionParsnip:i wont upgrade to jauntry!i want install vlc 0.9.9 in kubuntu 8.10!? [11:26] oic [11:27] mkargar_: 64bit or 32bit linux? [11:27] ActionParsnip:64bit ! [11:28] mkargar_: you can use the nightlies at http://nightlies.videolan.org/#debian [11:29] hey, can anyone else get OpenDX working on kubuntu? whenever i run it and try to add a component to the workspace, nothing appears [11:29] ActionParsnip:it doesnt work!! === virk is now known as virk|lunch [11:30] mkargar_: can you expand on "doesnt work" please === almox is now known as Gabrielsk8 [11:31] ActionParsnip:it repo is down! [11:32] mkargar_: theres no need for the ! every line [11:34] mkargar_: try those ppa repos in this post, it looks like it has vlc 0.9.9 in [11:34] http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?id=303464 [11:35] ActionParsnip:ok [11:43] Hi! I just want to minimize kjots (like amarok or konversation etc), but i dont know how... (kde 3.5.10 === almox is now known as Gabrielsk8 [11:50] Hi !! Something really weird happend. I was updating kde via adept and they were someupdates I really didn't see what they were. Once certain things got updated I got a message that kdm will need to be restarted. So would you like to do that right now - I click yes. And kdm restarted and then I got a terminal login screen I restated and then I get the gnome logic screen and it says it can't find kde.. all the kde software except for konsversation have [11:50] disapeared as well !! And when I try to reinstall kubuntu it says broken dependencies .. cannot install. Any idea whats going on ? Sorry for really long message. [11:50] hello, peoples [11:51] hi all - i'm having some trouble with a new install of kubuntu [11:52] i enabled desktop effects, and now all i have is a black screen with some grey windows [11:52] even after restarting the machine [11:52] is there anyway of booting into text mode and editing the settings manually? [11:53] shlunk: have you installed video drivers? are you fully updated [11:53] fully updated, but i hadn't installed the drivers - i have a radeon 4870 [11:53] I've done the last update for Kubuntu 9.04 Beta, and grub have striped off the windows entry. Any hints? [11:54] shlunk: for text mode, hit enter at grub and select recovery mode for your kernel, you can then drop to root console and repair from there, or even make a new user and boot to that [11:54] shlunk: d'oh [11:54] hi, I've got a problem where desktop effects make the pc totally unusable (stuck), how do I start going about diagnosing and fixing this? [11:54] shlunk: i think if you rename your users ~/.kde folder and reboot it will be ok [11:54] brilliant, than you [11:54] *thank [11:55] shlunk: if its still bad, rename back [11:56] okeydoke, just renamed and rebooting now === virk|lunch is now known as virk [11:56] do you know where i can get the ati drivers for my card from? [11:57] i have envy installed already [11:58] any thoughts? anyone? [11:58] Anyone ? Come on .. [11:59] shlunk: what video card? [11:59] shlunk: envy isnt a good choice [11:59] it's a radeon 4870 [11:59] !ati | shlunk [11:59] shlunk: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto [11:59] amik: can you launch a terminal and read logs like dmesg? [12:01] I cannot find kscope using apt-get in 9.04 [12:03] ? [12:04] Whenever I run apt-get i get error [12:04] > Removing any system startup links for /etc/init.d/hotkey-setup ... [12:04] > /etc/rc1.d/K20hotkey-setup [12:04] > /etc/rc2.d/S20hotkey-setup [12:04] > /etc/rc3.d/S20hotkey-setup [12:04] > /etc/rc4.d/S20hotkey-setup [12:04] > /etc/rc5.d/S20hotkey-setup [12:04] > /etc/init.d/hotkey-setup: 47: Syntax error: ";;" unexpected (expecting "fi") [12:05] ActionParsnip: what am I looking for? (I'm after a reboot without desktop effects right now - would I still see errors from previous boots?) [12:06] amik: the logs are cleared after reboot, install openssh-server and when it crashes, ssh in from another system to read logs to find out whats going on [12:07] amik: make sure you are fully up to date with: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [12:08] ActionParsnip: I am - I even did the upgrade to jaunty beta hoping it is fixed in the latest nvidia drivers and/or whatever is broken. now I can't revert back to 177 drivers since they don't exist in jaunty [12:11] amik: you could try the ones from www.nvidia.com [12:13] ActionParsnip: it's the same version as in jaunty (180.44) - the latest. [12:13] ActionParsnip: btw, thanks for trying to help :-) [12:13] How to install kscope [12:14] amik: i had an issue with my nvdia in a clean jaunty install, i had to install intrepid then upgrade to get a full screen res [12:14] !info kscope [12:14] kscope (source: kscope): source editing environment for KDE. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.6.0-1 (intrepid), package size 1492 kB, installed size 2360 kB [12:14] ibrar: sudo apt-get install kscope [12:14] since i upgrade koueror telling me i dont have the proper flash to view the streaming videos.flash plugin noon free install [12:16] xp-killer: try: sudo apt-get --reinstall install flashplugin-nonfree [12:16] ActionParsnip: I've done an interpid upgrade to jaunty as well. there's no problem with resolution - the whole machine just freezes when it starts up (only hard reboot helps). occasionally it allows a tiny bit of mouse movement at a time. sometimes parts of the screen go black. sometimes the mouse moves ok but nothing responds other than that. it's quite unstable and totally unusable. [12:16] xp-killer: then close all konquerors and rerun it [12:17] amik: then i'd ssh in to see whats shakin [12:17] ActionParsnip: to be exact it freezes after the login screen when the kde desktop shows up [12:18] ActionParsnip: I'll try that. so I just do dmesg and look for something funny? [12:18] amik: use dmesg | less [12:18] amik: also read /var/log/xorg.log.0 ( ithink its that) [12:18] Actionparsnip: I did it for 810 and it works but not in 9.04 [12:18] still having no joy with the ati drivers here.. [12:19] !jaunty > ibrar [12:19] ibrar, please see my private message [12:19] ubottu: the link you sent me uses an executable that doesn't run on my machine [12:19] Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) === fran is now known as Guest40524 [12:19] ah. [12:20] ActionParsnip: one other thing - a couple of times I got a message that compositing is taking up too much cpu and will be disabled automatically - after which the system was sort of usable (with unrefreshed display here and there) - that's how I realized I should try turning off desktop effects, which indeed solved the problem (but with no desktop effects, of course) [12:21] Actionparsnip: Yes beta [12:21] ActionParsnip: i still cant read see the videos it saying need to update flash player === thunderstruck is now known as gnomefreak [12:22] xp-killer: i'm unsure how konqueror handles flash, [12:25] xp-killer: 32bit or 64bit linux? [12:25] ActionParsnip: thanks again, I'll try narrowing it down some more === Guest40524 is now known as kubus === kubus is now known as kubusfr [12:30] why does firefox have to hook in with all the gtk deps, it makes the install about 100Mb [12:45] does this web page jam anyone else's konqie 4.2.2? http://www.intel.com/support/graphics/intelG965/ === ubuntu is now known as xsacha [12:54] is there any faster way to transfer two files than with ssh? [12:55] Idhan_: possibly - depends what services you are running I guess. rsync might do a better job? === maximo is now known as Maximo [12:55] Idhan_: you can always compress beforeyou send? [12:56] everythin running ok on a dell inspiron but kubuntu freezes randomly. please help! [12:57] frogonwheels: compress will not make the different, because the files are movies.. [12:59] for ati gfx cards, is it better to use the drivers form the ati site, or the open source drivers? [12:59] frogonwheels: have rsync a GUI? [13:00] anyone? [13:04] shlunk: I think it depends. I use the open source drivers [13:04] .. generally they work fine. [13:04] I'm having an issue - but I believe it'sa kubuntu packaging issue. [13:04] (anyone help with this?: AIGLX error: dlopen of /usr/lib/dri/r200_dri.so failed (/usr/lib/dri/r200_dri.so: undefined symbol: _glapi_tls_Context)? [13:07] !listkeys * [13:07] Sorry, I don't know anything about listkeys * [13:12] !anybody [13:12] A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? [13:15] KiB = kilobytes, right? (I'm looking at the bmon graphical display) [13:15] Binary kilobytes = 2^10 bytes [13:15] as compared to KB = decimal [13:15] officially [13:16] Well. From experience, I know that my upstream bandwidth is around 20 kilobytes/sec. But, bmon is saying that I'm uploading at around 60+KiB/sec [13:16] That doesn't make sense, does it? [13:16] you can use Ko if you wanna look smart, MarkieMark1 [13:16] ActionParsnip: I have to occasionally, I'm in France :) [13:18] So, it looks like bmon uses "KiB" to mean kilobits. [13:18] grr. [13:21] i want to install realplayer i hv downloaded .bin file [13:21] i fet followin error [13:22] satish@ubuntu:~$ cd /media/25 [13:22] satish@ubuntu:/media/25$ sh RealPlayer11GOLD.bin [13:22] RealPlayer11GOLD.bin: 6: 4?~4: not found [13:22] RealPlayer11GOLD.bin: 6: ELF: not found [13:22] RealPlayer11GOLD.bin: 7: Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting ")") [13:22] satish@ubuntu:/media/25$ [13:23] help [13:24] alguem do brasil? [13:24] satish: use pastebin for large pastes like that please [13:24] !paste | satish [13:24] satish: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (be sure to give the URL of your paste - see also the #kubuntu channel topic) [13:25] Hi [13:25] satish: did you run: sudo aptitude install libstdc++5 [13:25] How do I set different wallpapers for different desktops in KDE4.2? [13:26] Jampiter: you can but you will not be able to have desktop icons [13:26] I never use them anyway [13:26] How then? [13:28] Jampiter: http://anuragbansal.wordpress.com/2008/05/10/how-to-get-different-wallpapers-on-each-workspace-in-ubuntu/ [13:29] hi folks - -need a bit of helps sharing files on my kubuntu workstation with a windows workstation on the same network [13:29] im looking at http://kubuntu101.blogspot.com/2005/11/how-to-share-files-using-samba.html [13:29] but am hitting a bump on step 2 under the second heading - -when i click on sharing there is not file sharing to click on [13:30] Thanks ActionParsnip :) [13:30] hey everyone ! [13:30] nor does it give me administrative mode to go into [13:31] may you help me driver for D-link DWA 120 ? [13:36] hi all [13:39] tangtang: is it usb or pci? [13:41] usb [13:42] tangtang: run lsusb in konsole and give us the INGLE line that identifies the device [13:44] Bus 005 Device 003: ID 07d1:3a0d D-Link System DWA-120 Wireless 108G Adapter [13:44] Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub [13:44] Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub [13:44] Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub [13:44] Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub [13:44] Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub [13:44] is that ? [13:53] ActionParsnip, which drivers can I use for my system? === fabrica is now known as Adriano === Adriano is now known as T-virus === T-virus is now known as Adriano_BS [14:01] tangtang: websearch for 07d1:3a0d [14:13] thanks to ActionParsnip! === Carnage` is now known as Carnage\ [14:22] I have another problem : when I install Ubuntu 8.10, I has created file system disk about 7GB and now I want to expand my file system to 15GB without install again . How I would do ? [14:23] tangtang_: get the gparted u can use that [14:26] Can you explain what's step? [14:37] I juist install gpart, is the soft you advice to me ? [14:38] How i can working with it ? === hasnain[dead] is now known as Hasnain [14:39] any body using eclips for C++ === jens is now known as Guest55468 [14:44] 'Morning all [14:44] hi [14:44] evening === Laruft is now known as Laruft|AFK [14:54] How to use gpart to partition disk, help me please? [15:02] Can someone help me on this: [15:02] vincenzo@vincenzo-laptop:~$ amarok Desktop/jamendo-playlist.m3u -a [15:02] Amarok is already running! [15:02] Indeed it is already running: I want it to enqueue tracks! [15:02] Has anyone had a problem with theyre desktop disappearing? [15:03] there exists a #amarok channel :) asking there first [15:05] Nvm, i found it. [15:09] 9.04 run's kinda crummy... [15:09] Anyone knows is a USB with a malware Autorun.inf can autorun when inserted on linux? [15:09] QuiLLo_29: maybe if you try hard you can get wine to run it [15:10] lmao [15:10] so .inf files are only from win [15:10] I think I've seen an autorun dialog asking me to run stuff with wine from a usb stick [15:11] but you double clicked it? [15:11] or just by inserting the media? === Hasnain is now known as hasnain[dead] [15:13] I think it was by inserting the media but I typically use gnome so I'm not sure these things are done in the same way in the two environments [15:13] however wine is not installed by default in ubuntu or kubuntu [15:14] dunno I don't have anymore autorun.infernals in my usb sticks [15:14] :) === almox is now known as Gabriel [15:16] i think .inf is supported by ndiswrapper [15:16] Hi [15:17] if you want to install for driver === ubott2 is now known as ubottu [15:18] Is there anyone here who speaks Portuguese??? [15:18] How do I tell what kubuntu version I'm running? All intructions are for 7.10 or 8.04 or something else. Since uname -a don't say... [15:21] !pt | Gabriel [15:21] Gabriel: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt para ajuda em português. Obrigado. [15:21] ante_: lsb_release -a [15:23] ok,thank [15:24] tsimpson: wut? [15:24] Many thanks tsimpson! [15:24] ahh [15:28] hi! how can i update ubuntu 8.11 to ubuntu 9.4? [15:29] hola a todos [15:29] puesto16: Hola! [15:29] este canal es en inglés [15:30] !es [15:30] !es [15:30] En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. [15:30] ptrace: umoven: Input/output error ptrace: umoven: Input/output error ... [15:30] Pici: snap! [15:31] any idea why I get this when using strace to run an application [15:31] This is weird. Adept Updater is downloading kernal images for 2.6.24-23-generic, but I've already got that. What gives? === bruno is now known as Guest85214 === Guest85214 is now known as bruno_ === bruno_ is now known as bruno__ [15:33] alguem q m ajude!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [15:34] HELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLPPPPPPP [15:34] etfb, upgrades maybe [15:35] !pt | bruno__ [15:35] bruno__: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt para ajuda em português. Obrigado. [15:35] BluesKaj: Without changing the version number? [15:36] yes [15:38] BluesKaj: Strange. Well, I guess I can hope it will be a slight improvement. I've been deeply irritated with the way my laptop handles hibernate/suspend. Also, it crashes approx two minutes atfer resuming from hibernation, or when I use Kaffeine. Bloody broken video drivers I guess, but maybe a kernel bump will help. [15:39] ok, so how do I *really* do to get java working? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats just don't work, at all. I need a Java plugin in my browser. AMD64 Kubuntu 8.04 [15:40] which browser ? [15:40] Firefox2 [15:41] ok which kubuntu distro , must be an older version [15:42] FF 3 is available and works well, ante_ [15:42] I don't know much, since I didn't installed it. lsb_release -a said 8.04 [15:42] ff3 will run on it [15:43] that might solve your problem [15:43] I saw a zillion different guesses in the forums and some semed to indicate that Flash10 wont work on FF3/amd64 [15:43] I'd prefer to have both Flash10 and java plugin [15:43] amd64 OS ? [15:43] yes [15:44] Considering how easy it is to by 32 bit systems today I'm flabbergasted that it could even be an issue! [15:44] dunno for sure but if you install ia32 , it might help you run 32 bit versions of FF and java [15:45] You suggest reinstalling the system all 32 bit?! [15:45] no, ia32 let's you run 32 bit versions on 64 [15:46] ok [15:46] is that a package? [15:46] yes [15:47] ok, there seems to be a 32 bit package, and a 32 bit java. Is there ar 32 bit FF as well? === davidm is now known as Guest80342 [15:48] Hello Everbody! [15:49] Anyone else running Kubuntu 8.10 64 bit with KDE4.1 [15:49] ? [15:49] ante_ I could be mistaken about amd systems ia32 seems to be for Intel cpus..sorry :( [15:49] For the life of me. i cannot figure out how to auto hide the taskbar. It's possible it's not implemented. [15:50] BluesKaj: it will work with amd etc as well [15:50] Unksi, arew you sure ? [15:50] yes [15:51] I have an amd 64 system too , but I run 32 bit , due to those very issues with flash and java [15:51] Does 32bit work ok on AMD64 ? [15:52] Athlon64 ? [15:52] I considered sticking with a 32 bit distro, but I got this dual core 4200 64 bit processor for free. [15:52] Eruaran: yes [15:52] Yes Athlon 64 - 4200. [15:52] Good grief. [15:53] I'm going to install kubuntu for someone and its just that if I have to download again I might blow my download limit :P [15:53] I have a deal with this junk yard guy near me. I give him tech support and he lets me go through the piles of PCs he gets. [15:53] Guest80342: sweet [15:53] I am getting 3 gig systems. [15:54] a couple 256 meg video cards. [15:54] So even though you can't buy 32-bit systems, it's the way to get flash and java to work!? No wonder peole run Windows... [15:54] flash works on 64bit straight away on ubuntu [15:54] I have been playing aroudn with this box for a while. I have almost everything to my satisfaction. [15:54] ante_: I don't believe that is the case [15:54] java does not [15:54] Eruaran, like I just said 32bit kubuntu runs fine on 64 bit amd [15:55] Flash works in Firefox. [15:55] BluesKaj: ty [15:55] Just cannot get the damn taskbar to drop outa site. [15:55] ante__: 32bit works well with 64bit hardware :) [15:55] and on windows, most software is only 32bit anyway, even if you run 64bit version of windows [15:55] Oh, and maybe doesn't play DVD's yet. [15:55] I have been sticking with Linux mint for a long time now. [15:56] It's a breath of fresh air when right after doing a Linux mint install, a DVD plays with no probs. [15:56] Unksi , yes on gnome , but there are probs with flash on 64bit cpus running kde [15:56] I had a customer today who wanted to switch his Vista system to 32bit Vista becuase his wireless ISP did not provide 64bit drivers (and neither did the manufacturer). [15:56] BluesKaj: hmm? works well here [15:57] Unksi, gnome or kde ? [15:57] kde [15:57] So its not like lack of 64bit support affects Linux only [15:57] havent used gnome since breezy :p [15:57] So java don' [15:57] I wonder if it's not too late to go to KDE 3.5.9 or whatever it is. [15:57] So java don't work on 64 bit, but flash does? [15:58] which distro , Unksi ? [15:58] ante__: yes [15:58] BluesKaj: sidux and kubuntu intrepid [15:58] * ante__ sighs [15:58] ah, stop hilighting me [15:58] I might download Debian and do a install. Just to see what it's like. [15:59] I am a member of the Fort Worth Linux Users Group. [15:59] FWLUG.org [15:59] Debian is fukken win [15:59] which graphics card, Unksi ..I'm curious because I'm running nvidia geforde 7600GT [15:59] geforce [15:59] BluesKaj: with intrepid, geforce 8400m [16:00] I have a 6200 Le which is working ok. [16:00] on 64bit , Guest80342 ? [16:00] But I have tons of 32 meg nvidia cards that seem to do compiz fine. [16:00] With 64-bit you can still run 32-bit programs that are unavailable in 64-bit like Skype and Google Earth, and there are 64-bit Flash/Java out now that work nicely. Personally I find there is nothing holding anyone back from going 64-bit if their computer is capable. [16:01] yes sir eee. BluesKaj [16:01] Even do the wobbly windows. [16:01] I have even passed out a few free boxes to people in the group. === ahmed is now known as Guest37760 [16:02] I have 3 partitions fat32 i want to make them to be automounted when i start the system how i do this? [16:02] The problem with Debian, I'll have to figure out what and how to install everything you need. Like flash, and MP3 player, and DVD decryption, and what else i don't know. [16:03] I have done them all here and there. Some time ago. But with Linux mint adding all the prprietary stuff. Was alot easier. [16:05] So, anyone have an idea on how to autohide a taskbar in KDE 4.1? [16:06] I have 3 partitions fat32 i want to make them to be automounted when i start the system how i do this? [16:07] Eruaran: Where do I find that 64 bit Java? === davidm is now known as Guest92850 [16:08] ante_: I posted that from the ubuntu forums... the 32bit one works fine on 64bit ubuntu/kubuntu aparrently [16:09] Guest37760: yes, upgrade to 4.2 ;) [16:11] Eruaran: Do you have a link? The forum is filled with questions about java and 32/64 bit and little of it works and makes sense [16:13] ante_: yes i read it here: http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1098707 [16:13] ante_, I suggest you upgrade your FF browser to the latest one [16:13] Ubotwo: part [16:16] I'll take a look at that link, and see if a newer FF works better. Thanks for the suggestions, much appreciated. [16:30] crash! [16:32] !es [16:34] I have an 8.10 system that became unstable a few hours ago. It dropped all NX connections and wouldn't reconnect. I went ot it physically and was able to reconnect to NX at 127.0.0.1 and save my emacs session. Then I rebooted several times and it always hangs on "Configuring network interfaces..." How can I get past that to check my log files and/or fix the problem? [16:35] En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. [16:46] alguien me lee? [16:47] !es | victor__ [16:47] !es [16:47] victor__: En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. [16:48] I know this is a serious mistake to make permanently, but for the sake of testing something temporarily besides sudo passwd root how does one go about allowing root to have gui login? [16:49] compilerwriter, you'd better skip that, there are several alternatives to login as root [16:49] compilerwriter- you should be able to become root from a shell and then start X manually [16:50] I know. I am currently testing a program that needs root to have a gui. I will disable the account once the test is completely [16:50] ok. [16:50] Dunno if just doing startx will work correctly or not [16:50] a "root GUI" doesn't need login as root nor starting X as root [16:51] If it's a single program that needs root, you can start it with kdesudo [16:51] That is what will be tried next. [16:51] thanks dragnslcr [16:53] running startx did not work well guys. [16:53] what s the difference between ls and dir [16:53] Is there a way to get kdm to allow such thing temporarily? === theresia is now known as wedgeV [16:55] hi, i'm trying to install kde 4.2.2 but get some unavailable package errors, i.e.: libstreams0 and libstreamanalyzer are not available [16:56] fosco__ is there a way to get kdm to allow such a login? Beleive me, I will reverse course later. [16:57] yes, but i will not help to damage your system [16:57] use sudo program or sudo -i to get a root shell [16:57] do not login as root [16:58] yaa_- ls lists all of the files and directories within a directory. dir is not a Linux command [16:58] Fosco__ I promise I will put it all back to the way it was. I just need to do this for a few minutes. [16:58] man dir [16:59] For those who care, FF3 vomits with 64 bit java plugin [16:59] Could someone tell me the command line to check if i have DRI enabled? [16:59] FF2 smiles and shows an empty box [16:59] !root [16:59] Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo [16:59] compilerwriter- didn't you say it was just one program that needed root permission? [16:59] dir IS a linux command in my ubuntu)) [17:00] Hm, I wonder when that happened [17:00] yes dragnslcr there is one program at moment but it wants me utilizing it as root with gui. [17:00] compilerwriter- then run it with kdesudo [17:00] You shouldn't need to have X or KDE running as a root for a single program [17:01] If you do, I would avoid that program at all costs [17:01] I have an 8.10 system that became unstable a few hours ago. It dropped all NX connections and wouldn't reconnect. I went to it physically and was able to reconnect to NX at 127.0.0.1 and save my emacs session. Then I rebooted several times and it always hangs on "Configuring network interfaces..." How can I get past that to check my log files and/or fix the problem? [17:02] yaa_- well that's a new one for me. I've always just used ls. From the man page, it doesn't look like there's a difference [17:03] What version of Nix is everyone running here? [17:04] yaa_, dir is an alias for ls [17:04] which ls / compare/ whish dir [17:05] fosco__- they're two different files, not a symlink [17:05] Or a bash alias [17:05] ummm it used to be an alias [17:05] i must be wrong, sorry [17:05] The binaries are about the same size, though, so they're probably pretty much the same code === donn is now known as donn_ [17:06] maybe [17:06] I didn't think it was a real program, either [17:06] hi all [17:07] yaa_, anyway, ls options are dir options, so man ls is ok for you [17:07] ok thanx [17:08] Could anyone recommend a program to use for editting and formatting partition's? [17:08] qtparted [17:08] Ok, thank's. [17:08] Now for my second question, haha. [17:09] Is there a complete package that i could install that include's JACK audio, and a couple of it's side program's that will automatically setup for my particular system? [17:12] hello [17:13] I got some trouble with updating kde to 4.2 [17:13] I had a look at the howtos and apparently you need to use adept [17:14] but when I search for KDE 4.2, I don't get any update... [17:14] there is no package that looks like it... [17:14] you have to add a backport repository [17:14] thanks... what's that? [17:14] 4.2 is in the next kubundu (whatever it's called) [17:14] jaunty [17:15] thx [17:15] I have forgottten the url for it [17:15] Let me see if I can find it [17:15] I wanted to wait just a little bit with intrepid, and update the kde there [17:15] thanks a lot! [17:16] and is it normal that I didn't get any notification to update my KDE? [17:16] if the branch is not in your version of kubuntu, I'd say yes [17:16] when is 9.4 due out? [17:16] ok [17:17] ok, my sshd isn't answering at my home machine so I can't check the url. Try searching for jaunty backbort repository or something [17:17] hem how does that work? I have to add a new source or something like that? [17:18] yes [17:18] BentFranklin, april 23 [17:18] ok [17:18] edit /etc/apt/sources or use a GUI [17:18] ok thanks :) [17:19] It would be ironic if I manage to help someone after having spent hours not being able to help myself installing a fucking java plugin.... [17:19] enjoy! [17:19] lol ;) [17:19] i want to know the patition sdb1 where does it mounted i have 3 partitions and it doesnt mounted automaticly i want to know where does each partition mounted in| [17:21] oh two questions left... I didn't find any wiping programm on Adept... is that normal? [17:22] Arminius_: What do you mean with "wiping" ? [17:22] well completly erase [17:22] erase your hd? use dd with input from /dev/zero [17:23] dd? [17:23] dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda [17:23] yes. that is sufficient. [17:23] but adapt hda to your disk [17:23] I mean you know when you erase a file, it just dealocates the space on the disk, but you can find it back pretty easily [17:24] o [17:24] k [17:24] thanks :) [17:24] just zeroing the last file erased takes some more work, but I guess it can be done. [17:25] but there is no programms like in windows? [17:25] nothing like disk redactor [17:25] ? [17:25] There probably are. I can't help you there. Sorry. [17:25] ok [17:26] thanks anyways ;) [17:27] hello, just a question, did anyone heard about a "widget" in kde who talk about the connectivity in live on each eth ? [17:28] estoy probando... [17:28] hooola [17:28] hello [17:28] como estais [17:29] esta bien i tu ? [17:29] hello [17:29] peoples [17:29] parla engles porfavor [17:29] hello Gabriel [17:30] fenomenal. estoy empezando en esto del konversation I d'ont speak [17:31] !es | araceli [17:31] araceli: En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. [17:31] how are you [17:32] whow that's nice ... 'cause I don't speak spanish :D [17:32] yes i do;p [17:33] where r u from?? [17:33] be [17:33] yes [17:34] donn<<< [17:34] I'm from Belgium [17:35] so ... Spanish isn't my cup of tea [17:35] :) [17:35] nice....I'm Brazil!! [17:36] whow ! how it is there ? [17:36] did your ubuntu is given with Sepultura CDs ? === alex_ is now known as alexxx [17:36] just a minute, please === [GuS] is now known as Me === Me is now known as [GuS] === goshawk_ is now known as goshawk [17:47] is anuone still there to read me ? [17:47] arf anyone [17:54] fosco__ you still here [17:54] yes === christoph_ is now known as natschil [17:55] good Fosco__ I did the sudo passwd root thing earlier now I would like to reverse that action. I believe I need only do an edit on the etc/passwd file if I am not mistaken. [17:56] not sure if that action has a roll back [17:56] whow [17:59] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo [17:59] maybe that will help you === tackat is now known as tackat_shopping [17:59] Thanks fosco__ === mike is now known as mike1312 [18:01] I need help! Someone please send your /usr/share/mime/inode folder to mike1312@yandex.ru Thanks [18:03] hi, mike....how r u?? [18:06] Thanks fosco__ It was in there. I knew there was a way to do it, but had forgotten how. [18:07] hi everyone ! [18:07] please help me ! [18:07] !ask > tangtang [18:07] tangtang, please see my private message [18:08] the numclock, capslock and scroll clock of keyboard don't light [18:08] I dont' know why [18:08] and what i should do ? [18:08] Do you get the numlock, caplock and scroll lock functions when you try to use them tangtang? [18:09] tangtang: do they do what they are supposed to do regardless of the light? [18:09] when I shutdown I see they light [18:09] when I restart i don't . [18:09] That is fine tangtang but do they work regardless of the lights? [18:10] yes, it usually activity ! [18:10] but the light don't activity [18:11] the numbers good [18:11] but i don't know why the light don't active [18:11] tangtang: are you on a mac by any chance? [18:11] well tangtang I am afraid that I don't know how to solve the problem. This is one I would put down as an mere annoyance and just know to check that if I were getting spurious characters in my programs. [18:12] yes, according to you ! How i can solve ? [18:14] tangtang: is the linux installed on a MAC? [18:14] hi [18:14] oh no ! [18:14] tangtang: theres a bug with Mac's and lights [18:15] tangtang: or are you using a Mac keyboard? [18:15] I'm using Mitsumi keyboard [18:17] use piano keyboard [18:17] bug 218263 [18:17] yaa_: how useful from you [18:18] im just joking) [18:18] can anybody help me? [18:19] !ask | cinco [18:19] cinco: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) [18:19] it's just a question [18:19] may i run reason in ubuntu? [18:20] have a good night everybody [18:20] c ya [18:20] cinco: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=2940 [18:20] cinco: i'd try to find an eqivelant [18:21] like what? [18:22] cinco: no idea, its not something i do [18:23] hi, if i have a printer shared via bonjour, with some sort of apple wireless router, how can i connect and print to it? === Carnage` is now known as Carnage\ [18:23] devilsadvocate: what's bonjour? [18:23] i can't get ubuntu studio to work proper in my lap top [18:24] cinco: if you have ubuntu installed you can install the studio stuff ontop of it [18:24] ActionParsnip, Apple's name for avahi (came before avahi) [18:25] My num lock , caps lock and scoll lock don't active ! hu hu [18:25] how should i do it? [18:26] cinco: apt-cache search ubuntu studio [18:26] i have ubuntu 8.10 in an acer aspire 4315 [18:27] devilsadvocate: i'd imagine if you use network to browse to the ip of the device you can connect that way, or use CUPS http://localhost:631 and add the printer that way [18:27] cinco: its the same in all *buntus [18:28] i'm a newbee [18:28] sory [18:28] .... [18:28] cinco: check this website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_audio_software [18:30] cinco: i gave you the command, install what yuo want to use [18:32] like - sudo apt-get.....? [18:33] cinco: if you run the command I gave you you would see the packages that will give you audio apps or video apps [18:33] cinco: apt-cache search ubuntu studio [18:35] yes it gave me a list..... [18:35] but i don't know what to do with it [18:36] cinco: the names on the left are package names, you can apt-get install to get them [18:36] thanks [18:36] cinco: read the wikipedia page I gave you to find the software you need [18:36] Yahoo yagmu works. [18:36] then check with the command ActionParsnip gave you to see if it's available [18:37] u r the best [18:37] I can now demonstrate the usage of linux to people who are viewing from mac and XP machines. [18:37] @sqlfusion [18:38] someone here who speaks german? [18:39] !de | crash__ [18:39] crash__: In den meisten ubuntu-Kanälen wird nur Englisch gesprochen. Für deutschsprachige Hilfe besuchen Sie bitte #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #edubuntu-de oder #ubuntu-at. Geben Sie einfach /join #ubuntu-de ein! Danke für Ihr Verständnis. [18:39] crash__: go to #kubuntu-de [18:39] thx === Himanshu is now known as hims === hims is now known as keya [18:41] compilerwriter: you could use vnc over ssh === keya is now known as himanshu === himanshu is now known as hims [18:42] !fstab [18:43] The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab and http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions [18:49] ActionParsnip vnc over ssh [18:49] would that work with several people at once? [18:49] !vnc > compilerwriter [18:49] compilerwriter, please see my private message [18:49] compilerwriter: sure as long as your upstream is fast enough, home broadband upstream usually sucks hard === bwibking is now known as spydouglas [18:52] That is true. was trying to come up with a solution that xp people and mac folk could just easily download and install. It would seem that I am the uploading to one server and then it then forwards to all the participants. [18:57] compilerwriter: could get a webcam [19:03] true. yugma works well for what I need it to do. === nicolas_ is now known as nicolas_117 [19:05] my upstream is only like 127k === bruno is now known as Guest95971 === bruno is now known as Guest2517 === Noughmad_ is now known as Noughmad [19:28] what is a good serial port program for kde? === mistrn is now known as MistrN [19:33] Once again, I have a Komputer that doesn't like a BroadCom wireless card. I need a little help getting it to work again., [19:39] Hello! In dolphin, why are .desktop files displayed with the suffix ".desktop" while in FileView Widget They are displayed without .desktop suffix? [19:41] Once again, I have a Komputer that doesn't like a BroadCom wireless card. I need a little help getting it to work again., [19:42] пыщщщ === hfsdo_ is now known as hfsdo [19:46] пссссссссс псссс [19:46] yaa_: behave! [19:47] ? [19:47] Is anybody available to help me with a small problem? [19:47] yaa_: English only please [19:47] not know [19:47] picketfence: sorry, I never used a wireless card [19:47] Okie [19:47] yaa_: what is your language? [19:48] chukcha [19:48] !ru | yaa_ [19:48] yaa_: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke === a is now known as chatman [19:49] Does anyone know where I can go for help with BroadCom Wireless cards? [19:49] !wlan [19:49] Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs [19:50] Thank you. [19:50] picketfence: but be aware that Broadcom is not exactly known for good support [19:50] Yeah, I figured that out the first time I had to force Kubuntu to behave with it. :-) === luis_lopez is now known as luis_lopez_lunch [19:55] Relatively stupid question: Is it a bad thing to have more than one module loaded for the same wireless card? [19:59] hi, I am trying to configure an laptop that has an iwlagn-based card and it doesn't have an interruptor for wifi but "dmesg" is saying all the time that is disabled f [19:59] any clue? [19:59] I couldn't find anything related [20:00] How do I find out what version of Kubuntu I'm using? (Fiesty, Hardy, etc...) [20:01] picketfence: from a terminal: lsb_release -a [20:03] Ok, so which one does Intrepid work with for purposes of installing certain packages? [20:05] For example, since I'm trying to get the BroadCom to work, which Ubuntu version do I follow? Apparently I am using Kubuntu Intrepid. [20:05] You'd follow the instructions for Intrepid [20:05] The only ones I've seen are for Ubuntu Dapper, fiesty, or Hardy. Nothing for specifically Kubuntu [20:06] does anyone know why there is an update or upgrade for Gwenview practically every day? [20:07] venik- probably because you're never upgrading it (there's currently a package conflict that holds it back) [20:07] ahhhh... that makes some sense. THanks === tackat_shopping is now known as tackat === luis_lopez_lunch is now known as luis_lopez === luis_lopez is now known as luis_lopez_walk [20:13] hi [20:14] I've got a problem with the KDE update [20:15] ... again ... [20:15] what's up? [20:16] well I added the source to adept to be able to fetch the new packages [20:16] and it finally tells me I got some updates to make [20:16] but instead of "upgrade" is automatically chooses remove [20:16] for a lot of important packages...! [20:16] and I'm afraid to click ok... [20:17] hmmm have you checked which packages are going to be removed? [20:17] like details? [20:18] yeah for example [20:18] it may be removing old kde 4.2.1 packages to install 4.2.2 cant you see any installation in between? [20:18] ksystemlog: installed -reùpve [20:18] remove sorry... [20:18] hmmmm [20:18] krdc: upgradable-remove [20:18] i dunno, really, never upgraded like that [20:19] kdebase-workspace-libs4+5: upgradable-remove [20:19] etc... [20:19] don't you ugrade via adept??? [20:19] nope === KennethP__ is now known as KennethP [20:19] via konsole? [20:20] yeap i am used to do it from konsole, is easier and faster for me [20:20] and what's the command line for there? [20:20] sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude upgrade [20:21] only aptitude? [20:21] same for apt-get [20:21] you can also use sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade [20:21] anyway, if adept is telling to remove, bash will tell you to remove [20:21] ok and that will upgrade the whole kde [20:21] ah [20:22] the thing Arminius_ is that i also add the sources from konsole [20:22] but the result is the same if you use aptitude [20:22] aptitude is what exactly? [20:23] aptitude and apt are very similar if not the same [20:23] frontends for dpkg if i am not wrong [20:23] ok [20:23] couldnt really tell the difference [20:24] do you think there is anyone here that could tell me with certainty if it's ok to remove all those critical packages? [20:24] I just don't want to mess up... [20:24] :s [20:25] i know.. is hard to say... i normally prefer to use the terminal because i can use pastebin to show whats going on [20:25] ah ok [20:25] I'll try that way [20:25] you are right! [20:25] good idea :D [20:25] ;) [20:28] my jaunty refuses to perform upgrades. it complains with: "kdebase-runtime: Depends: kdebase-runtime-bin-kde4 (= 4:4.2.1-0ubuntu2) but 4:4.2.2-0ubuntu1 is installed" [20:28] is there something i can do, to make it work? [20:28] try in #ubuntu+1 for jaunty [20:28] they'll help you better [20:28] strange konsole apt doesn't ask me to remove anything... yet ^^ === almox is now known as Gabrielsk8 [20:33] Arminius_: anyway, now that i notice [20:34] adept was just telling you the options for that package [20:34] upgradable - remove [20:34] means you can either upgrade or remove it, because you cannot install it === Carnage` is now known as Carnage\ === blackwaltz is now known as dwidmann [20:35] ok [20:35] but when I switched the options, the packages came back to remove [20:36] maybe I just lagged or something ^^ [20:36] hmm no no its just about how adept looks i just checked mine [20:36] so I did the right thing not removing ;) [20:36] it says in green upgradable or in red remove [20:37] yeah I had two things I could check, remove or upgrade [20:37] anyway i just use the terminal [20:37] its faster for me [20:37] yeah [20:37] just not used to it yet ;) [20:38] new kubuntu user :p [20:38] ^^ [20:38] welcome then Arminius_ :) [20:39] yeah about a month :D [20:39] ^^ [20:39] had to battle against a big plasma bug [20:39] somehow resolved it ^^ === bernd is now known as blubar54 [20:42] Now the Komputer isn't recognizing the Ethernet card at all! :( [20:43] ok update finished, just gonna logout and login to activate it ;) [20:43] brb [20:43] Hi! After updating kdeplasma-addons and kdeplasma-addons-data my krunner is quite distorted when displaying results (http://imagebin.ca/view/4-kI1Mt.html). This is after update 4:4.2.2-0ubuntu1~intrepid3. What is the best way to solve the problem? [20:43] bye ^^ [20:50] hey [20:50] Now the Komputer isn't recognizing the Ethernet card at all! :( [20:50] lol [20:51] Would I have to do a complete reinstall of Kubuntu to get things back on track? [20:51] try live cd [20:51] hello all! [20:51] hi [20:51] :ubuntu: Thank you, I didn't think of that. [20:51] apt-get autoremove took my all kernel images away [20:51] what [20:52] oh [20:52] n[ [20:52] is there anyt way how to get the images back [20:52] np* [20:53] hey aimo [20:53] yes! [20:53] try reinstalling it [20:53] i don't see any other way [20:53] How to reinstall just the kernel [20:53] whole system [20:53] You have to be kidding. [20:53] ok [20:53] try this [20:54] do you have access to your konsole [20:54] With live cd, yes [20:54] without livecd only grub loads [20:54] then you're screwed! [20:55] there has to be a way to just install the kernel. [20:55] that means that your system is preaty muck dead [20:55] much* [20:55] sry [20:55] I've got the whole file system still running [20:55] only kernel images are missing [20:56] yeah but you don't have the access to your systems files [20:56] Really?!? [20:56] and without that you can't reinstall kernel [20:56] if you have any important files use your live cd to back them up [20:56] Oh deer! [20:57] sry [20:57] :) [20:57] :(* [20:57] Is there anyt "fix this installation" button? [20:57] my keyboard is screwed with kubuntu [20:57] no that i can think of [20:58] the only options are a clean install and a new partition install [20:58] Whoa, I'm speechless. [20:59] hello [20:59] hi [20:59] I'm back [20:59] AimoParru- there aren't any kernel images at all left? That seems like a weird thing for autoremove to do [20:59] and still in trouble with the update :s [20:59] Dragnslcr: No, they are all gone. [20:59] are you sure it did not remove the old kernel images Dragnslcr? [21:00] sry man but you're really fucked cause the kernel is the linux itself (basicly linux IS kernel) [21:00] yes [21:00] AimoParru: open a terminal and write uname -r [21:00] i think it was -r [21:00] AimoParru- what do you get when you get to the grub menu? [21:01] aga: It's running on livecd [21:01] he can only get to the console using live cd === jeiworth_ is now known as jeiworth [21:01] Dragnslcr: there is only grub === ubuntu is now known as Gushter [21:01] aha ok [21:02] I can load the kernel with that but there is no image [21:02] you probably ger error 15 or 17 [21:02] yes [21:02] 15 [21:02] there u go [21:02] that means that grub can't detect your system [21:02] and cannot boot it [21:03] Might be able to boot from a LiveCD and copy a new kernel image file to /boot [21:03] i had a simmilar problem [21:03] It can detect but there are no images, [21:03] Dragnslcr: How? [21:03] dragnslcr: no way [21:03] because he cannot access his system files cause they are locked [21:03] Gushter: why not? [21:04] AimoParru: how are they locked exactly? [21:04] because he cannot access his system files cause they are locked [21:04] Linux files aren't like windows'! [21:05] they are locked and can be accessed ONLY by the system admin (A.K.A. distro) [21:05] how? [21:05] Gushter- I'm not sure if it would work, since the kernel image might not match his system, but there's no way there could be any kind of lock [21:05] or with a localy used sudo option! [21:05] read above! [21:06] i had a simmilar prob [21:06] And you had to reinstall the whole system? [21:06] basicly yes [21:06] OH BOY [21:06] sorry for yelling [21:06] AimoParru: What's preventing you from "sudo apt-get install linux" ? [21:06] You should be able to write to the /boot directory as root, even if you boot from a LiveCD [21:07] I'll try [21:07] Noughmad: thats stupid! [21:07] there is a similar option but it varies from distro to distro [21:07] Gushter: thanks [21:07] is it? [21:07] why is it stupid if I may ask? [21:07] yes [21:08] Should be able to chroot into the borked system with a liveCD and fix it that way [21:08] look above [21:08] mprice: Can it be done? [21:08] mprice: thats preaty clever [21:08] i haven't tried that [21:08] Gushter: I'm looking above, and all I can see is you flaming helpful people [21:08] so, how do I do that? [21:08] Noughmad- that wouldn't work unless you can boot into the system [21:09] noughmad: there is a similar option but it varies from distro to distro [21:09] I have fixed mine before like that [21:09] Or do some tricky stuff with mounting so that apt thinks that /boot on that partition is where it should put the kernel image [21:09] what sound backend is kubuntu 9.04 using. i can't find a running process that looks like a sound backend [21:09] Tell me, please. It's my wife's computer [21:09] mprice: but did you use sudo or not [21:10] aimoparru: calm down [21:10] i'll try [21:10] don't remember its been a little while [21:10] we'll fix it [21:10] is sudo broke on his system? [21:10] mprice: only the kernel images [21:10] It's running on LiveCD [21:10] yes, kernel images are missing. [21:11] does the live cd have networking that works? [21:11] yes [21:11] wvmac_- I thought pulseaudio, but it might be phonon or alsa. Might want to ask in #ubuntu+1 [21:11] okay [21:11] mprice: that would work only if he uses the original kernel [21:12] network is working [21:13] mprice: if he updated the kernel (which i'm preaty sure he did) that would only mess his system more === Mr_Grieves| is now known as Mr_Grieves|afk [21:14] Can it just copy new kernel image? [21:14] NO! [21:14] Why? [21:14] that would only mess it up more [21:14] did you update the sistem [21:14] at all [21:14] Yes. That is the reason why it got broken. [21:15] AimoParru- you can try copying the kernel image from somewhere else, but it's certainly not guaranteed to work [21:15] that means that you have a newer kernel that is on the cd [21:15] yes [21:15] but if the image is taken from the network? [21:15] so I wouldn't try it [21:16] image is not like a file! [21:16] you cannot just copy it [21:16] AimoParru: mount the original drive, chroot into it, and sudo apt-get install linux [21:16] Gushter- er, actually, it is just a file. Everything in Unix is just a file [21:16] what is that gonna do? [21:17] Well, it might be more than one file, but you get the idea [21:17] reinstall your kernel [21:17] install the kernel if it works, otherwise nothing [21:17] Hey! [21:17] can aptitude reconfigure the kernel. [21:17] yeah but it also contains the settings from the PC! Don't forgert that [21:17] Unix is not like Windows and its registry [21:17] at least backup anything important before you try it, AimoParru [21:17] Am I the only one who can't connect to msn with Kopete? [21:17] yeah but windows also has a kernel [21:17] Sure, so it might not work, but it's worth a try [21:18] yeah [21:18] at least [21:18] How to chroot to the system? [21:18] you have nothing to lose at all [21:18] !chroot [21:18] chroot is used to make programs believe that the directory they are running in is really the root directory. It can be used to stop programs accessing files outside of that directory, or for compiling 32bit applications in a 64bit environment (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebootstrapChroot) [21:18] don't ask me === travail is now known as Kransac [21:18] !chroot | AimoParru [21:18] AimoParru: please see above [21:19] you have to mount it first [21:19] Hello [21:19] hi [21:20] AimoParru: do you know which device it's on? [21:20] hi [21:20] hd0,0 i guess [21:20] I have an issue with latesst Kubuntu 8.10 [21:20] yeah [21:20] like when i add the widget for system tray,, [21:20] what is it brian [21:20] yeah [21:21] yes, hd0,0 [21:21] told ya [21:21] It appears... ok,, when i reboot the pc,,, then login the system tray widjet just disappears,, it gets hidden === andrea is now known as Guest92227 [21:21] huh [21:22] brian_ are you other palsmoids saved correctly? [21:22] is your system shut down properly [21:22] the system is shut properly [21:22] AimoParru: so try "sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt" [21:23] and the plasmoids is too configured in the right manner [21:23] i gotta go! bye guys [21:23] bye === fry_ is now known as coffee|_|D [21:23] is there a vnc solution for kde? which works like the one for gnome? [21:23] so if you change your configueration it is saved correctly? [21:24] configuration [21:24] dereine_- server or client? [21:24] someone has to connect to by pc [21:25] dereine_: krfb/krdc might be what you're looking for [21:25] Yeah, krfb is the VNC server [21:26] It's in K Menu -> Internet [21:26] brian_ ? are you able to open and edit those two files? [21:26] ~/.kde/share/config/plasmarc and ~/.kde/share/config/plasma-appletsrc [21:27] let me check [21:27] Dragnslcr: thx! [21:28] How to copy the home folder in safe? === luis_lopez_walk is now known as luis_lopez [21:29] LiveCD won't let me access to network with Dolphin [21:29] fish:// and so on. [21:30] You can copy from the shell with scp. [21:30] i am able to open and edit the the files [21:30] well then it's not a question of acces rights :s [21:30] Like "scp -r /home/whatever @: [21:30] sorry can't help you then... [21:30] :s [21:30] AimoParru: so you reinstalling after all? === drachenengel{LD} is now known as lord_drachenblut [21:31] everywhere time i restart the laptop the system tray hides to a location like to the top of the Desktop [21:31] then again i remove the system tray and add it once more [21:31] Noughmad: I think I first copy the files in safe [21:32] ok, smart :) [21:32] By the way is there any other way to display the system tray in the desktop [21:32] dunno sorry... [21:32] I've mounted the disk, now I just have to figure out how to save the files [21:32] right button - add widgets - system tray? [21:32] I also want to create a new hot key so that i can access the desktop directly [21:33] aga i tried to add the system tray,, the way u told,, [21:33] LiveCD won't let use port 22 [21:33] I want to dispppay the system tray not using widjet [21:33] display [21:34] any other innovative alternative ? [21:34] AimoParru: no USBs around? [21:35] Hmm, yes might found === storm_ is now known as StormWinged [21:35] hello h4x0rz :D [21:35] dunno if anyone is available for help but I got some big trouble with my update to KDE 4.2... and need help [21:36] Arminius_: what? [21:36] Do u know the Hot key to access Desktop? [21:37] well Noughmad, I tried to update to KDE 4.2 via the konsole (apt-get upgrade and update) and there was no problem but when I check Adept for example it tells me I am still on KDE 4.1 (I rebooted) [21:37] brian_: Ctrl+Fx switches to desktop number x, if that is of any help [21:37] and when I try doing it via adept, it wants me to deinstall vital packages [21:37] so I don't know what to do? [21:38] Arminius_: open the help and check the kde version [21:38] The stadndard procedure is to run "sudo dpkg --cenfigure -a" and "sudo apt-get install -f" [21:38] 4.1.4 [21:39] Noughmad your tips abt hotkey is really good,, [21:39] s/cenfigure/configure [21:39] it works for me [21:39] brian_: nice :) [21:39] Noughmad: It's ntfs disk [21:39] LiveCD won't read it. [21:40] AimoParru: then try the next one [21:40] any idea Noughmad ? === drachenengel{LD} is now known as Lord_Drachenblut [21:40] Arminius_: does the --configure -a help? [21:40] here is the support for intrepid? [21:41] configure? [21:41] Arminius_: The stadndard procedure is to run "sudo dpkg --configure -a" and "sudo apt-get install -f" [21:41] ok [21:42] thanks [21:42] I'll try that one... [21:42] allright [21:42] should be enough with adding the repo to /etc/apt/sources.list and update and upgrade tho [21:43] and [21:43] Noughmad tells me: 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 67 not upgraded. [21:43] Arminius_: Did you do upgrade, or dist-upgrade? [21:44] Noughmad: It is copying now! [21:44] upgrade... [21:44] Try dist-upgrade. [21:44] so I need to write [21:44] i'm trying to tweak a setting in gstreamer-properties but every time I close gstreamer-properties the value resets.... anyone know of a fix for this? [21:44] sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [21:44] ? [21:44] Yes. [21:44] Arminius_: yes [21:44] After sudo apt-get update. [21:44] AimoParru: cool [21:45] hey [21:45] ok thanks I'll try :D [21:45] any latin people? [21:46] rooter_: you mean like from Rome? [21:46] hem what I get is strange? can I give you the pastebin link? [21:46] does anyone know why i`m having problems trying to install libtorrent? [21:47] Sure. [21:47] http://www.pastebin.ca/1385280 [21:47] have a look at those packages he wants to remove! [21:47] thanks a lot :D [21:47] at ./configure... he dont find the way to libsigc++ packages === smux_ is now known as smux [21:48] and i have it installed [21:49] StormWinged: you need libsigc++-dev [21:49] dammit [21:49] o// [21:49] first date [21:49] i tryied it... but without "-" between lib and dev [21:50] usually header packages in ubuntu have -dev appended to them [21:50] although that look strange with stuff endeng in ++ [21:50] any idea? :s [21:51] Arminius_: I don't know, I had similar problems before, most of the time several rounds of updating, and configuring fixed it [21:51] you agree I shouldn't accept to remove them right? [21:52] no, you got that right :) [21:52] ok ;) [21:52] hola [21:52] and how should configure to fix it? ^^ [21:52] hey all === cesar_ is now known as Guest81695 [21:53] hola a todos === Guest81695 is now known as cesar__ [21:53] if i install 9.04-beta, it's just one command to upgrade to the stable version when it's out later this month, right? [21:53] Arminius_: I'm not sure, it's somewhat magical :) [21:53] hehe ;) [21:53] FuriousGeorge: yes, the beta updates directly to the proper release [21:54] I prefer to have certainty, wouldn't want to mess my system up ^^ [21:54] I suppose you can send me the magic via IRC? :p [21:54] where is the kernel image stored? [21:54] Kubuntu menu isn't focused on openning. Where should I report this bug? === erick_ is now known as redrebel [21:56] i need to copy it but i wonder which one i need on /usr/src [21:56] the generic or the other one [21:56] kubuntu spañol??? [21:56] gonna try to find some help but thanks for your time :) [21:56] Arminius_: I guess a backup would be a good idea. And then afterwards process with accepting the removal of the packages. Then re-run sudo apt-get dist-upgrade. If there are still things missing, you could then try sudo apt-get install kde [21:57] aga- usually in /boot [21:57] cual es el canarl para kubuntu español? [21:57] ok :s === Kernel is now known as Wicked [21:57] how do you backup? :s [21:57] !es [21:57] En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. [21:59] #kubuntu-es [21:59] Arminius_: I always copy the whole harddisk via dd and netcat to a server. But there are several other possiblities. But you really should TEST your backup (i.e.: the restore procedure), before you rely on it. [21:59] ok [22:00] well then... have a good evening [22:00] bye === cesar_ is now known as Guest65845 === Guest65845 is now known as cesar__ [22:03] Noughmad-laptop: saving done, I think it's time to chroot [22:03] okay [22:03] so, I go to the mounted folder [22:04] no, just "sudo chroot /" [22:04] I hope that's installed on LiveCD... [22:04] http://crazytuga.mybrute.com <-- BE A BRUTE AND CHALLENGE ME IN THIS FUNNY GAME :P [22:05] if i use the alternate install cd i can specify how much swap space to use, right? [22:05] Noughmad-laptop: Done [22:05] and then: sudo apt-get install linux [22:05] ? [22:06] AimoParru: should work :) [22:06] cross your fingers! [22:07] arggh, it cannot access network [22:07] AimoParru: oww [22:07] strange === bruno is now known as Guest44746 [22:09] AimoParru: you can access it, but apt-get can't? [22:09] firewall or something to stop it? [22:09] Yes. [22:09] Or, I can surf the web [22:09] type dmesg [22:09] to see if he FW blocked anything [22:10] doesn't read anything [22:11] #Kubuntu.pt [22:12] AimoParru: if you deleted the packages recently, they might be in /var/cache/apt/archives === Guest44746 is now known as bruno_ [22:13] there are something but not kernel image [22:13] no linux-generic-something? [22:13] Hi [22:13] No [22:14] tough luck [22:14] just some cups, nvidia etc. === ubuntu is now known as dex_ [22:14] ctcp [22:15] I've got an puzzling problem: I have okular (package okular-kde4 and more) installed, but I can't start it, because there seems to be no executable with such name. (I'm running Kde3) Anyone got an idea= [22:15] ? [22:15] Noughmad-laptop: yes. [22:15] AimoParru: I don't know, maybe try aptitude instead of apt-get if that works [22:15] It's getting late here so I have to get some sleep, good luck to all [22:16] ok. good night [22:16] Btw. [22:16] Can it now be installed from cd? [22:20] help. I messed with the grub device map. now after today's kernel update I get only a grub prompt [22:20] matisse: try running "sudo apt-get install --reinstall okular", by the looks of it you're running 8.04 w/KDE4, right? It should be in /usr/lib/kde4/bin/ [22:20] I'm in the live system, anyone know how to fix it quickly? [22:21] dex_: I did the same! [22:21] dex_: well, you could just edit the device.map back to normal [22:21] Do you still have kernel images left? [22:21] dwidmann: well, it *is* normal as it is now, it was weird before [22:21] dex_: odd [22:21] I thougth of chroot and update and reinstall grub rather... [22:22] dex_: that works too, be sure to bind mount /dev, /sys, and /proc [22:22] bind was what i was missing [22:22] ie: mount --bind /dev /media/something/dev [22:23] *before* the chroot, right? [22:23] My apt-get cannot resolve hostnames to download image. [22:23] right [22:24] AimoParru: can you resolve hostnames at all on that box? [22:24] dwidmann: found the reason: the directory you mentioned is not in the PATH... thx for the hint! [22:24] dwidmann: browser works [22:24] dwidmann: awesome - the kernels are all gone. what the... [22:24] AimoParru: Do you use a proxy for connecting to the internet? [22:25] dex_: same here! [22:25] Salze: no [22:25] AimoParru: so today's kernel upgrade borked your system? [22:25] I've got just liveCD [22:25] dex_: Yes [22:25] AimoParru: anything you've been able to do avout it so far? [22:26] I've chrooted the disk and now I'm trying to apt-get install linux [22:26] apt-get cannot resolve the addresses [22:27] dex_: wow, you might want to install one then :) [22:27] AimoParru: tough luck. and I mounted the debian root, not kub :P [22:28] Can I use ip-addresses instead? [22:28] Or can some kernel be loaded straight from live cd? [22:28] AimoParru: give it a try [22:29] ah jeez. I booted with a 32bit disc. it's a 64b install. [22:29] awesome. [22:29] AimoParru: (the ip address idea, that is) [22:29] dex_: yeah, that won't work [22:30] dwidmann: Can I do my own route table? or which way is the best? [22:30] reboot! [22:30] AimoParru: I don't know anything about that ... hehehe [22:32] Ok, the network does not work when I'm chrooted. === nereida is now known as nadie === Mr_Grieves|afk is now known as Mr_Grieves| [22:33] AimoParru: did you bind mount /proc, /sys, and /dev? [22:33] Err? [22:33] What is bind? [22:33] AimoParru: I mentinoed it above [22:33] AimoParru: mount --bind [22:34] ie: mount --bind /dev /media/something/dev [22:34] What does it do? [22:34] "remounts pat of the filesystem heirarchy somewhere else" [22:35] Ok. [22:35] Do I have to do it before mounting or how? [22:35] AimoParru: after mounting the partition, before chrooting in [22:36] ok. How do I unchroot? [22:36] AimoParru: type exit [22:37] so simple, thanks. [22:37] Now I'll try binding [22:45] dwidmann: Still no network [22:46] hrm [22:46] Hi, anybody can help with rar ? [22:46] 7z works with that [22:47] AimoParru: mount your root partition, mount --bind /dev, /sys and /proc, chroot into the mounted root part, run grub-install --recheck /wheregrubshouldgodisk [22:47] I nead to compress sobie files using rar, split to 100mb and compression = 0 [22:47] in console [22:47] if thats sane run grub-update, repait menu.lst (here it fucked up) and reinstall grub [22:47] rogal: 7zip [22:47] <- dex_ [22:48] Why can't I do it using rar ? [22:48] DexterF: Why should reinstall grub. My kernel is missing. [22:48] to fix grub. it loosk in the worng disk. at least here it did [22:48] how can I install 7zip ? [22:49] your kernel is installed (if you have the same issue as me) but its not listed in grub [22:49] rogal: sudop aptitiude install p7zip p7zip-rar [22:50] DexterF: No, i've searched the disk [22:50] rogal: *sudo [22:50] I did autoremove [22:50] AimoParru: oh. ok. [22:50] AimoParru: can you download the kernel file from the computer you're IRCing with now and transfer to the hosed box? [22:50] this 7zip is console app ? [22:50] should exist at //boot/vmlinuz* [22:51] rogal: ah. 'rar' is shareware that you should register according to the info from app [22:51] dwidmann: It is not there, but i'll check again [22:51] rogal: um.. windows has a gui.. not sure about linux. [22:52] frogonwheels: (should; though, one might note that it's not nagware ;) ) [22:52] So how can I fast make archive, splitted to 100mb and compression=0 ? [22:53] rogal: you can read as good as us.. type 7z to see the options. [22:53] does anyone know why my Kubuntu crashes and hangs on the playing of the start up sound? [22:53] frogonwheels: I have the options in rar but I can't understand how to use it [22:53] AimoParru: I'm still working on hunting down a fix for the network not working in the chroot, so you know [22:54] 7z a -v100m archivename.rar [22:54] dwidmann: Thanks. [22:54] Route says it finds gateway. [22:55] I think it's close. [22:57] AimoParru: can you ping google from inside the chroot (assuming not, just would like to check) [22:58] dwidmann: I tried, but there is not ping installed [22:59] Hi! Any help page for using/configuring a modem with kubuntu? is it still kppp? [22:59] AimoParru: is your system more hosed than we originally though? [22:59] AimoParru: try mounting /etc/resolv.conf and /etc/hosts to your chroot too [23:00] good idea! [23:02] those are not directories [23:02] What is most popular FTP server for kde ? [23:02] query axel pasp [23:02] AimoParru: won't it let you mount them? (they might not be directories ... but ...) if not, just copy or symlink them [23:05] rogal: you don't let a desktop system run server processes. you'll want a linux ftp server. [23:05] rogal: fire up adept, type in ftp and see what it returns [23:05] DexterF: why not? Consolidate hardware, etc, etc [23:06] (save $) [23:06] dwidmann: It's loading! [23:06] DexterF: found nothing [23:06] w00t! [23:06] dwidmann, rogal, not what I meant. there's no such thing as a ftp serv for kde. if it's a server it runs under linux, not kde. no matter what the desktop is [23:07] DexterF: so whait is the fastest way to share something via ftp ? [23:07] !ftp | rogal [23:07] rogal: FTP clients: !Nautilus, !gFTP, FileZilla (for !GNOME); !Konqueror, !Kasablanca, !KFTPGrabber (for !KDE); FireFTP (for !Firefox); ftp, lftp (for !cli) - See also !FTPd [23:07] rogal: impossible. I get... tons of fftp entries in adept [23:07] hmm, [23:07] !ftpd [23:07] FTP servers: ftpd, proftpd, pure-ftpd, twoftpd, vsftpd, MuddleFTPd, wzdftpd - Graphical front-ends: PureAdmin, GProftpd (for GNOME), KcmPureftpd (for !KDE) - See also !FTP [23:07] now that was easy :P [23:08] DexterF: I have kubuntu since 2 hours, don't know how it works [23:08] I recall pure-ftpd ( I think) being pretty much drop in, will work with zero configuration [23:08] (not saying it will be secure, just saying that it will work) [23:08] DexterF: just need to compress something (50gb) and share it via ftp [23:09] 50GB!! wow [23:10] already done 6gb [23:11] Ok. kernel loaded. [23:11] Do I just restart the computer? [23:12] rogal: ever used linux before at all? [23:12] AimoParru: is everything you can think of good to go? (it is kind of a hassle to get back into the chroot, afterall) === erick is now known as redrebel [23:13] DexterF: other distributions, never used ftp [23:13] dwidmann: I think so. [23:14] There were no errors, grub updated etc. [23:14] Can You think of something? [23:14] not particularly, but if it seems good to go, then give it a go AimoParru [23:15] Now it goes. Wish me luck! [23:16] hello all [23:17] i used this option --prefix=/usr/ to compile [23:17] dwidmann: It's rising! [23:17] but i got this error libtool: install: error: cannot install `libdrm_intel.la' to a directory not ending in /usr/local/lib [23:18] why did i get it ? [23:19] yoritomo: not sure, but it looks like it wants itself installed in /usr/local instead of /usr, if you read the error [23:19] dwidmann: ...and we're up... [23:20] Thank You all! [23:20] dwidmann: If You ever come to Norhtern Finland, I'll buy You a cup of coffee with a dona! [23:21] but as said , and i experienced , not working in /usr/local/ [23:22] AimoParru: that'd be quite the distant trip, but I always did want to tavel :) [23:22] *travel [23:22] Where you are from? If I may ask. [23:23] AimoParru: at the moment ... Gordonsville, Virginia, USA [23:23] Hmm, is that too far for a donut? [23:23] But thank You anyway. [23:23] I think the ticket would cost more than the donut :P [23:24] anyhow, you're welcome :) [23:25] I think, I'll go to bed. It's 1.30 am. [23:26] Good Night! [23:26] 'night [23:27] can somebody help me in my compilation ? [23:28] yoritomo: I know it's not where you _want_ it, but why not try ./configure --prefix=/usr/local and see if it will take it that way [23:29] no, i tryed it yesterday and that was not working, that is why somebody from here asked me to try like that [23:30] yoritomo: what error did it throw yesterday (presumably something else?) [23:31] so sorry i did not write it, i just copied in the chan yesterday [23:32] i got this error this time doing the make-install [23:49] i accidently removed the pannel at the bottom of my desktop - i added a new panel but i cant get things to place properly on the panel