[00:00] <`brandon`> how do i run codeblocks_8.02-0ubuntu1.deb.tar.gz
[00:00] <`brandon`> a .deb file
[00:00] <bruenig> EagleScreen: can you explain what makes you think upgrading to another version of ubuntu will affect XP behavior?
[00:00] <helper> EagleScreen okie thanks
[00:01] <EagleScreen> bruenig: I can't
[00:01] <_Whipper> :)
[00:01] <EagleScreen> `brandon`: open it with gdebi
[00:02] <`brandon`> gdebi?
[00:02] <tofu_logic> brandon: I think you unpack it and then run the deb file with dpkg... I'm a noobie though so I could be wrong
[00:02] <tofu_logic> I installed codeblocks for a while about six months ago and the process was... lengthy
[00:02] <KillerOrca> Hi, I am trying to move my install from one HDD to another, and I found this guide: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=599599 but I am confused as to how to identify which HDD is which
[00:03] <_Whipper> KillerOrca: i use a black marker..
[00:04]  * _Whipper is away: More Beer >
[00:04] <LjL> !away > _Whipper    (_Whipper, see the private message from ubottu)
[00:04] <KillerOrca> _Whipper, I don't see how that helps if I'm trying to find out what the computer refers to them as
[00:04] <`brandon`> it keeps going to install
[00:04] <`brandon`> but i get a error
[00:05] <`brandon`> how do i use gdebi?
[00:05] <`brandon`> let me guess i use it in terminal
[00:05] <martinkoelewijn> `brandon`: open with and fill in gdebi as command
[00:06] <`brandon`> ?
[00:06] <martinkoelewijn> `brandon`: right click the deb and open with...
[00:06] <`brandon`> nope i got a error
[00:06] <mrwes> which says what?
[00:07] <mrwes> sigh..
[00:07] <`brandon`> Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libcodeblocks0
[00:08] <georgy_28> install it
[00:08] <hacker_kid> i have debian on a second hard drive with ubuntu on the first with grub. im trying to write a grub entry to boot debian but i keep getting a kernel panic, cannot mount root fs. this is the entry http://codepad.org/Y8qC424C
[00:08] <mrwes> `brandon`, do install the libcodeblocks0
[00:08] <helper> EagleScreen where i can modify file shutdown.c where is the path?
[00:09] <x4d> Hi, need some help accessing mysql from another computer on the local network, I've been looking through the forums and trying various solutions people have written but the usual commenting of 'bind-address = 127.0.0.1" in my.conf is not working for some reason, so I tried disabling apparmor and fail2ban just incase they were blocking. No luck so far. The error I get using Sequel Pro from a mac is "MySQL said: Host 'Mac-G5.local' is not allowe
[00:09] <EagleScreen> helper: it is source code, are you programmer?
[00:09] <jedi06> how do you check what kind of cdrom you have?
[00:09] <jedi06> model and make
[00:10] <Ghoti_> x4d: if you do a sudo netstat -plnt | grep 3306, do you get any output?
[00:10] <mrwes> jedi06, lshw from the terminal
[00:10] <helper> EagleScreen no but check this : https://bugs.launchpad.net/upstart/+bug/303574 last one does this fix if i modify it like this ?
[00:10] <x4d> Ghoti_:  I get "tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:3306            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      31304/mysqld"
[00:10] <georgy_28> hacker_kid, : the line initrd is missing
[00:10] <con-man> join #winehq
[00:11] <con-man> mt
[00:11] <hacker_kid> georgy_28, thank you
[00:11] <Ghoti_> x4d: then MySQL is listening on all interfaces. If you cannot connect, it may be a firewall issue
[00:12] <georgy_28> hacker_kid, : example : initrd          /initrd.img-2.6.18-4-686
[00:12] <newchaos> no no, x4d is connecting fine, hence why mysql server is responding with the error
[00:12] <EagleScreen> helper: a .c file is not a configuration file, it is source code file, so to take effect you have to recompile the software
[00:12] <newchaos> if he wasn't connecting, there would be no response from the server.  think about it
[00:12] <poseidon> I have four applications open on start up.  Is there a program which will control what workspace and position their window will be displayed at?
[00:12] <hacker_kid> georgy_28, thank you
[00:13] <x4d> newchaos: that's what I was thinking...
[00:13] <x4d> newchaos: is there some settings in mysql to allow external addresses that I might have missed ?
[00:13] <Ghoti_> x4d: when you are connecting, are you logging in as user@host, or just as user?
[00:13] <newchaos> yes, I assume you can get to mysql as root from the local server?
[00:13] <helper> EagleScreen ok then i need to go to the configuration file because i install package ndiwrapper now i remember so i can install usb wireless window's driver after that the problem maybe config where i can check shutdown config?
[00:13] <`brandon`> how do i run codeblocks?
[00:14] <x4d> Ghoti_: I'm logging in with the root user to which I set a password
[00:14] <koshari> !root
[00:14] <Ghoti_> x4d: are you logging in as root@hostname, or just as root?
[00:14] <ellar> whats the command for dpkg to force ignore dependencies?
[00:14] <newchaos> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES on <database> TO username@<host> IDENTIFIED BY 'password'
[00:14] <x4d> Ghoti_: root@192.168.1.100
[00:15] <x4d> newchaos: thanks I'll give that a try now
[00:15] <newchaos> x4d: change 'password' to something appropriate of course
[00:16] <Ghoti_> x4d: connecting locally, try, at the SQL prompt:  grant all priviliges on <databasename> to 'root'@'192.168.1.100' identified by PASSWORD("actual_password");
[00:16] <dingo_> what is the official proper pronunciation of "ubuntu"?
[00:16] <Ghoti_> newchaos: don't you need to make sure the passwords are hashed?
[00:17] <ellar> !pronounciation >dingo_
[00:17] <ellar> !pronunciation >dingo_
[00:17] <Ghoti_> !spelling > ellar
[00:17] <Ghoti_> :)
[00:17] <dingo_> spell checker said it was ok, so  :P
[00:17] <newchaos> Ghoti_: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/grant.html
[00:17] <PlasmaSheep> Hello all.
[00:18] <dingo_> u-bun-two or oo-bun-two
[00:18] <PlasmaSheep> How could I make another character layout for my keyboard?
[00:18] <Ghoti_> dingo_: the latter
[00:18] <PlasmaSheep> dingo_: the former
[00:18] <Squideshi> LOL
[00:18] <newchaos> Ghoti_: "In the IDENTIFIED BY clause, the password should be given as the literal password value. It is unnecessary to use the PASSWORD() function as it is for the SET PASSWORD  statement."
[00:19] <ellar>  !pronounce  dingo_
[00:19] <sdwrage> Hey all
[00:19] <Al1_> hi, will anyone get mad at me if i ask a WoW question? :P
[00:19] <PlasmaSheep> !pronounce
[00:19] <x4d> Ghoti_ & newchaos : Thanks, that solved it :)
[00:19] <ellar> thx PlaHPoy
[00:19] <ellar> thx PlasmaSheep
[00:19] <Ghoti_> x4d: happy to've helped, if only a bit :)
[00:19] <newchaos> x4d: np
[00:19] <PlasmaSheep> Of course, I don't have that file.
[00:20] <sdwrage> I untared my eclipse folder into home/myname/ and attempted to run ./eclipse once inside the eclipse folder but nothing happens... any suggestions?
[00:20] <Squideshi> You know, it would be nice if Synaptic showed screenshots of the packages and maybe hyperlinked back to their homepages.
[00:20] <PlasmaSheep> sdwrage: try chmod +x 'ing it first
[00:20] <PlasmaSheep> Squideshi: I think that's an idea in ubuntu brainstorm.
[00:20] <sdwrage> thx plasma
[00:20] <_Whipper> Squideshi: not everybody has a 24MB broadband.. :)
[00:20] <dingo_> /usr/share/example-content/Experience ubuntu.ogg   <---don't have that file
[00:21] <Al1_> k, im guessing thats a no, so im trying to run WoW on my laptop cause a friend wants me to, so ive been working on this all day, ive got it installed on WINE and everything but the problem is when i load i cant see the ground texture, it just doesnt exist. Can someone help?
[00:21] <Ghoti_> !wine > all_
[00:21] <PlasmaSheep> !wine | Al1_
[00:21] <PlasmaSheep> I think he knows what wine is though
[00:21] <Al1_> yes
[00:22] <Al1_> its a compatibility layer
[00:22] <PlasmaSheep> Yes.
[00:22] <Al1_> i understand that...
[00:22] <thebloggu_> everytime i turn off the sound in my laptop, i hear a crippling noise (maybe static) instead of sound. for example if i turn off the sound and start playing music, instead of silence i hear that noise. if i turn the music off the sound is gone
[00:22] <_Whipper> bot seems to be a bit tired..
[00:22] <sdwrage> plasmasheep, I accidently ran nohup ./eclipse & on it earlier... will that do anything?
[00:22] <PlasmaSheep> The problem is not him.
[00:22] <Stargazer> For some reason Ubuntu Server isn't automagically connecting when i plug in my eth cable.
[00:22] <PlasmaSheep> sdwrage: I doubt it. Did you chmod it as executable?
[00:22] <sdwrage> ya hold on gotta check it
[00:23] <sdwrage> nah its not launching it
[00:23] <darkvertex> Al1_: wouldn't games run better in a virtualbox? just my 2 cents
[00:23] <Al1_> i no what it is already, im using OpenGL to run WoW but i tried with D3D and it just locked
[00:23] <christopher> anyone know what channel i need for wine support?
[00:23] <Stargazer> For some reason Ubuntu Server isn't automagically connecting when i plug in my eth cable.
[00:23] <Ghoti_> christopher: #wineHQ
[00:24] <PlasmaSheep> Al1_: try http://gaming.gwos.org/doku.php/guides:start
[00:24] <christopher> Ghoti, thanks
[00:24] <daftykins> Stargazer, run "sudo dhclient eth0" to get a DHCP address
[00:24] <hetauma> hi! can some1 tell me how can I install keyboard indicator on ubuntu netbook remix? can't right clikc and add to panel
[00:24] <Squideshi> _Whipper: It could be an optional feature--either download the screenshots or not.
[00:24] <Al1_> ive been throught about 50 pages of forums... :|
[00:24] <Squideshi> PlasmaSheep: What is Ubuntu Brainstorm?
[00:24] <sdwrage> plasmasheep, its not running it... :\
[00:24] <PlasmaSheep> !brainstorm | Squideshi
[00:24] <Stargazer> Thank you, daftykins.
[00:24] <Ghoti_> all_: you might be more likely to find assistance in #wineHQ
[00:24] <PlasmaSheep> sdwrage: Why?
[00:25] <christopher> How do I disable this annoying beeping in ubuntu?
[00:25] <PlasmaSheep> christopher: the system beep?
[00:25] <Ghoti_> christopher: what annoying beeping? I don't hear anything :)
[00:25] <sdwrage> plasmasheep, if I knew that I wouldnt be asking :P
[00:25] <christopher> lol
[00:25] <Al1_> PlasmaSheep: nope, they dont even have a guide for it
[00:25] <christopher> PlasmaSheep: yea the system beep
[00:25] <PlasmaSheep> sdwrage: What doesn't run? Eclipse or chmod?
[00:26] <christopher> Ghoti: your funny, we need to keep you around
[00:26] <sdwrage> eclipse
[00:26] <PlasmaSheep> christopher: system->preferences->sound sounds tab and uncheck 'play alert sound'
[00:26] <PlasmaSheep> sdwrage: try doing it from the command line and post the output
[00:27] <Elizabeth> heyy
[00:27] <Ghoti_> christopher: notwithstanding me being away from my PC, I plan to stick around :)
[00:27] <sdwrage> plasma, there is no output
[00:27] <Squideshi> PlasmaSheep: I just looked through all the search results for Synaptic and didn't see anything. Are you sure it's already there?
[00:27] <sdwrage> and it is from command line
[00:27] <christopher> Ghoti: lol
[00:27] <christopher> PlasmaSheep: thanks
[00:27] <PlasmaSheep> Squideshi: No one said it's a package
[00:28] <PlasmaSheep> sdwrage: Lolwut. Are you sure it's chmodded executable?
[00:28] <PlasmaSheep> Ubuntu's default logout sound is awesome.
[00:28] <zoobox> have anyone here used Mondo backupprogram, or knows an irc channel about it?
[00:28] <Squideshi> PlasmaSheep: What do you mean?
[00:28] <PlasmaSheep> !brainstorm | squideshi
[00:28] <sdwrage> plasmasheep, how can I tell?
[00:29] <zoobox> or can recomend another backup program, I want to backup a complete harddisk to DVDs
[00:29] <tyabux> I'm trying to copy files that was created on Windows XP from another ext3 partition. I'm using Hardy, and when I try to copy them, I only get an error message saying the charset is invalid. How do I copy the files without manually changing names on every file?
[00:30] <PlasmaSheep> sdwrage: do ls -l in the parent directory and see if there's an x for that file
[00:30] <Squideshi> PlasmaSheep: That's where I looked at the Synaptic category--at the Brainstorm. I'm confused.
[00:30] <PlasmaSheep> Squideshi: See the link?
[00:30] <PlasmaSheep> :p
[00:30] <sdwrage> isaiah 46:4
[00:30] <sdwrage> whoops
[00:30] <PlasmaSheep> Squideshi: What, what? What are you looking for?
[00:30] <sdwrage> -rwxr-xr-x
[00:30] <Squideshi> PlasmaSheep: Yes. I used the link.
[00:30] <sdwrage> thats it right there
[00:31] <PlasmaSheep> sdwrage: Or you can do chmod +x ./eclipsefilehere
[00:31] <totoy> hi
[00:31] <Squideshi> PlasmaSheep: You said that you thought the idea had already been posted at the Brainstorm, no?
[00:31] <zoobox> the harddisk I want to backup is the one with windowsXP-partitions on it, but I want to do it from ubuntu, or from a linux boot-cd if that is better. any ideas?
[00:31] <totoy> is there any way i can search for files through the terminal?
[00:31] <Ghoti_> totoy: locate $FILENAME
[00:32] <sdwrage> plasmasheep, I did chmod +x ./eclipse
[00:32] <zoobox> yes, or with find / -name filename
[00:32] <christopher> anyone know how to update the intel vga driver for a dell e1405 laptop
[00:32] <PlasmaSheep> Squideshi: Ah, sorry. l misunderstood. I guess I was wrong.
[00:33] <PlasmaSheep> sdwrage: And when you do ./eclipse it doesn't do anything?
[00:33] <Squideshi> PlasmaSheep: No problem. I just thought I was missing something. :)
[00:33] <darkvertex> totoy: find / -name filename
[00:33] <PlasmaSheep> What the hell is with these pm spamming bots?
[00:33] <sdwrage> plasma, it sits there and blinks on an empty line then returns to a line with my account before the blinking cursor
[00:34] <PlasmaSheep> sdwrage: I have no idea. As a last-ditch attempt, redownload it.
[00:34] <sdwrage> hrm k
[00:34] <PlasmaSheep> Is anyone else getting pm spammed by people who aren't on this channel?
[00:34] <PlasmaSheep> *Dalton_Da_Man* THERES ONLY 109 DAYS OF SUMMER VACATION AND SCHOOL COMES ALONG JUST TO END IT, SO THE OBVIOUS PROBLEM FOR OUR GENERATION IS FINDING A WAY TO SPEND IT! BUILDING A ROCKET, FIGHTING A MUMMY, OR CLIMBING UP THE EIFELL TOWER. DISCOVERING SOMETHING THAT DOESN'T EXIST OR GIVING A MONKEY A SHOWER!!!!!
[00:34] <PlasmaSheep> That's what I just got.
[00:35] <martinkoelewijn> PlasmaSheep: negative
[00:35] <PlasmaSheep> =/
[00:35] <zoobox> ok noone interesting in backup-programs tonight then....
[00:35] <PlasmaSheep> zoobox: cp is a very underestemated tool
[00:35] <Stargazer> Aside from Lynx, what's a good text-based browser that i can use on Ubuntu Server ?
[00:35] <zoobox> hehehe
[00:35] <Spreadsheet> w3m
[00:35] <Ghoti_> Stargazer: links2
[00:36] <PlasmaSheep> zoobox: The way I do my backups is I copy all the folders into one folder which is then compressed and sent to an external drive
[00:36] <darkvertex> Stargazer: elinks
[00:36] <homesickalien13> Hi All
[00:36] <zoobox> PlasmaSheep: well, in this case I want a backup of the whole harddisk, including bootsectors and MBR and whatever microsoft might thought was fun to do with it......
[00:37] <Ghoti_> zoobox: dd if=/dev/hda of=/path/to/really/big/backup/file
[00:37] <Ghoti_> zoobox:  that'll be a bit-for-bit copy of your hard drive
[00:38] <Seronis> can someone recommend where to go to do some price comparing on ubuntu laptops or media center type boxes?
[00:38] <PlasmaSheep> zoobox: http://www.builderau.com.au/program/unix/soa/Backing-up-an-entire-hard-drive-under-UNIX/0,339024638,339274490,00.htm
[00:38] <zoobox> Ghoti_: mm.. I was thinking something like that too.... but I don't have /reall/big/place/ to store a complete copy of hda1 to... I want it to burn dvd's while copying....
[00:38] <PlasmaSheep> zoobox: Where will you back it up to then?
[00:39] <test34-> How can I get a screen shot of the desktop from a remote ssh session ?
[00:39] <zoobox> or rather, copy 4 GB , and then burn that to a dvd, then continue with next 4GB etc...
[00:39] <test34-> (x-windows destkop)
[00:39] <zoobox> PlasmaSheep: to 10 dvd-r
[00:39] <Ghoti_> zoobox: that can be done with dd as well, but the exact syntax eludes me I'm afraid
[00:40] <homesickalien13> Hi Could anybody help with a question regarding GRUB?
[00:40] <test34-> homesickalien13, ask
[00:40] <Ghoti_> !ask | homesickalien13
[00:40] <PlasmaSheep> zoobox: You can try to copy them directly to the media instead of the disk.
[00:41] <Stargazer> Is ventrilo in the repos ?
[00:41] <homesickalien13> thanks I just installed ubuntu and I am quite new to linux. when I start my pc and the grub loads I see 4 options for ubuntu and 1 for windows. whats the difference bettween the 4 linux
[00:41] <zoobox> Ghoti_: ok
[00:41] <Neaai> hi all. Does anyone know how to launch the ncurses bittornado?
[00:41] <Seronis> Stargazer:  vent rand 'ok' with the latest wine last i used it (few weeks ago)
[00:41] <Ghoti_> homesickalien13: what exactly are the four options?
[00:41] <Stupendoussteve> homesickalien13: The first is normal, second is recovery for if something goes wrong, third is probably memtest (I'm guessing, as I can't read your list)
[00:42] <Stargazer> Ok... other than Seronis' suggestion of wine... is there a Ventrilo-like package in the repos ?
[00:42] <homesickalien13> Ubuntu 8.10, kernel 2.6.27-11-generic and the same but 07 instead of 11
[00:42] <zKai> Stargazer, are you asking about teamspeak?
[00:42] <PlasmaSheep> Stargazer: mumble
[00:42] <zoobox> PlasmaSheep: aha... you mean reading from hda simultanously as writing to the dvd? that whould be perfect... (I have 5 GB free diskspace on my linux partition otherwise)
[00:42] <PlasmaSheep> Stargazer: I'm not sure if it's compatible though
[00:43] <Al1_> aggghhh i cant fix this!
[00:43] <PlasmaSheep> zoobox: Yes. Not certain how possible that is though, never having done that.
[00:43] <Stargazer> ZKai, sure. but is there a windows front/back-end ?
[00:43] <homesickalien13> no i mean there is two recovery, memtest and two other linux
[00:43] <Seronis> Stargazer:  vent ran 'ok' with the latest wine last i used it (few weeks ago)
[00:43] <zKai> Stargazer, yeah
[00:43] <Ghoti_> homesickalien13: sounds like one is a backup of an older version of the kernel
[00:43] <Seronis> (sorry if thats a resend, my laptop went into hibernate when i tried to send it first time)
[00:43] <Quotey> there's no linux version of ventrilo
[00:43] <PlasmaSheep> Stargazer: mumble
[00:44] <homesickalien13> i had a lot of trouble installing and reinstalling, does that mean I have two versions of the same running?
[00:44] <christopher> anyone have wow on linux? what's your FPS?
[00:44] <Seronis> Stargazer:  just install ventrilo with the LATEST version of Wine.  runs great
[00:44] <Seronis> Stargazer:  by great i mean push-to-talk fails.  but voice activation is ok
[00:44] <Stargazer> Seronis, i forgot to mention that i'm using Ubuntu Server. wine won't work in CLI mode.
[00:44] <BigMoopies> my time and date settings is opening very slow (time-admin) after I checked alot of servers , is there a way to reset it ?
[00:45] <martinkoelewijn> homesickalien13: no, they are there for backup. List will grow with each kernel-update. You can delete older ones, but keep last before your current version to be safe.
[00:45] <BigMoopies> I can not click on "unlock" , it just keeps telling me to wait and is greyed out for like 5 mins now
[00:45] <Seronis> Stargazer:  use teamspeak then.  prob solved?
[00:45] <Stargazer> Sure.
[00:45] <liveD> hi
[00:45] <rivu> hello
[00:45] <daveco> hello?
[00:45] <liveD> how to see for dns on ubuntu?
[00:46] <homesickalien13> Thanks Ghoti_ its kind of confusing cause all I have installed is the latest version of Ubuntu on a fresh hd
[00:46] <liveD> for see dns
[00:46] <mlky> I need help getting my mic to work in mumble, please help
[00:46] <BigMoopies> can I sudo apt-get install --reinstall time-admin ?
[00:46] <Ghoti_> homesickalien13: I understand, no worries- what's why we're here :)
[00:46] <`Ned> how do I get my videos to play one after another in ubuntu 8.10?
[00:47] <homesickalien13> hehe, how do I erase the older back up?
[00:47] <zKai> you uninstall it
[00:47] <Stupendoussteve> `Ned: In totem? ("Movie Player"), have the sidebar on and drag more videos into the list
[00:47] <liveD> ned you must install codecs (sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras)
[00:47] <`Ned> ok thanks
[00:47] <PlasmaSheep> Stargazer: Mumble is an alternative to ventrilo.
[00:48] <DM2303> Does Mumble work with ventrilo servers?
[00:48] <PlasmaSheep> BigMoopies: uncheck them
[00:48] <BigMoopies> PlasmaSheep, how? it doesn't even load
[00:48] <mlky> DM2303 no
[00:48] <DM2303> k
[00:48] <PlasmaSheep> BigMoopies: Try reinstalling them then
[00:49] <BigMoopies> PlasmaSheep, how so? E: Couldn't find package timeadmin , E: Couldn't find package time-admin , when I try to sudo apt-get remove
[00:49] <PlasmaSheep> BigMoopies: apt-get install --uninstall ntpd
[00:49] <PlasmaSheep> as root
[00:50] <BigMoopies> E: Command line option --uninstall is not understood
[00:50] <Neaai> I'd use synaptic instead of apt-get. Easier to get around with the gui there.
[00:50] <PlasmaSheep> BigMoopies: apt-get install -uninstall ntpd
[00:51] <Guest29021> hello, can someone tell me about a program to do a slideshow with my pictures and put a song?
[00:51] <PlasmaSheep> Neaai: Synaptic is large and clunky. The cli is small and swift.
[00:51] <Flannel> PlasmaSheep, BigMoopies: sudo apt-get remove , not --uninstall
[00:51] <oospunkey> computer wont boot into grub HELP?!
[00:51] <oospunkey> please
[00:51] <BigMoopies> E: Couldn't find package ntpd
[00:51] <christopher> LOL, if you have integrated Intel, Linux is WORTHLESS
[00:51] <PlasmaSheep> Flannel: Damn, I meant --reinstall
[00:51] <Neaai> PlasmaSheep: you're talking debianitish, man ^^
[00:52] <mlky> I need help getting my mic to work in mumble, please help, i cant choose capture, mic or recording under input, only playbackstuff
[00:52] <martinkoelewijn> Guest29021: try a media center: XBMC or Elisa
[00:52] <glisignoli> I have a question about upgrades in ubuntu, what are the chances that if I do a apt-get update, then apt-get upgrade that the config files that are existing will be incompattible with upgrades?
[00:52] <ienorand> oospunkey: eroor message, done something lately which could've affected it?
[00:52] <PlasmaSheep> christopher: I have integrated intel =/
[00:52] <oospunkey> error message 25
[00:52] <christopher> PlasmaSheep: It sucks for what I want!!!!
[00:52] <PlasmaSheep> Neaai: Synaptic takes like 30 secs just to load.
[00:52] <g4lt-lappy> christopher, funny, i have integrated intel and have been using linux longer than you've known what it is without problems
[00:52] <zoobox> Ghoti_ / PlasmaSheep: I suppose I could do dd if=/dev/hda of=/home/me/img1 count=4G  and then burn it with something? on to a dvd, and then if=/dev/hda of=/home/me/img2 skip=4G count=4G and next time with skip=8G etc...?
[00:52] <Ghoti_> zoobox: that's exactly the format that was eluding me. Well done!
[00:53] <zoobox> :-)
[00:53] <christopher> g4lt-lappy: you try playing games on it?
[00:53] <Guest29021> martinkoelewijn, ill try thanks
[00:53] <BigMoopies> I removed ntp, and it still isn't loading
[00:53] <PlasmaSheep> christopher: Just because it doesn't suit you doesn't mean it's worthless. Linux has performed fine for me for longer than you've used it
[00:53] <pimpman> hi. google tells me my /etc/sudoers is corrupt. how do i fix it?
[00:53] <mib_in5psz> Im trying to get my xhd to mount on my new netbook running ubuntu, but the xhd is hfsplus which isnt supported and Im functionally retarded when it comes to this stuff. Can anyone lend a hand?
[00:53] <BigMoopies> wait, there it goes
[00:53] <christopher> PlasmaSheep: you know, i get a problem running a graphics test, and the only answer I find is it's my integrated card
[00:54] <Neaai> PlasmaSheep: guess it depends on the purpose. I use apt-get for library debs and includes and modules, but synaptic to browse around and add or remove software here and there
[00:54] <PlasmaSheep> christopher: I play an FPS without problems, so it's just you.
[00:54] <g4lt-lappy> chris_, yes, I play games on it regularly
[00:54] <PlasmaSheep> Neaai: I just use the cli.
[00:54] <ienorand> oospunkey: Second post here seems to have some suggestions... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=117271&highlight=grub+error+25
[00:54] <christopher> PlasmaSheep: FPS = FramesPerSecond, what game you play?
[00:55] <zoobox> Ghoti_: any ideas what how I do a compare the dvd's after I have burn them all? can I just just diff between the file on a dvd and sectors on the harddisk?
[00:55] <charles_> koshari: transmission allows scheduling in the nightlies; the feature will be in 1.60
[00:55] <PlasmaSheep> christopher: FPS=First Person Shooter
[00:55] <PlasmaSheep> BigMoopies: apt-get remove --reinstall ntpd ntpdate ntptime
[00:55] <PlasmaSheep> throw everything on the wall and see what sticks
[00:55] <christopher> PlasmaSheep: maybe you can help!!! I ran glxinfo | grep rendering
[00:55] <shadowblade1> hello, i'm configuring dhcp3-server and have a quick question...when i configure a static client with host name {  }, i specify hardware ethernet [mac] - how do i do this for a wireless client? it doesnt work as expected with ethernet there
[00:56] <christopher> PlasmaSheep: and got get fences failed: -1
[00:56] <christopher> param: 6, val: 0
[00:56] <christopher> direct rendering: Yes
[00:56] <evantandersen> my computer is on the internet but can not see my network printer or other networked computers!! help!
[00:56] <shadowblade1> in other words, what are the valid hardware types for dhcp3-server config
[00:56] <oospunkey> ienorand: what boot prompt do i type rescue?
[00:56] <PlasmaSheep> christopher: I don't know.
[00:56] <PlasmaSheep> christopher: Why is that bad?
[00:56] <christopher> PlasmaSheep: christopher@christopher-laptop:~$ lspci | grep VGA
[00:56] <christopher> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[00:56] <ienorand> zoobox: """ cmp -l  <(cat ./ubuntu_8gb_usb_backup.dd.gz.00* | gunzip -c) /dev/sdb """ seemed to work when I was poking around
[00:57] <zoobox> aha ok
[00:57] <homesickalien13> bye all thanx for the help :)
[00:57] <Neaai> azureus is said to be a good console torrent client but I dislike it's done in java. what else there is which is good for cli torrent client ?
[00:57] <Neaai> i want to use it combined with screen in order to keep the sessions open and survive logouts
[00:57] <christopher> PlasmaSheep: not sure, every game I play has been choppy with 2fps
[00:57] <evantandersen> transmission has a CL interface as well, Am I right?
[00:58] <Neaai> evantandersen: i don't know. does it ?
[00:58] <PlasmaSheep> christopher: I don't know anything about fixing graphics
[00:58] <ienorand> zoobox: But figuring out how to pause between the dvds is still to be implemented...
[00:59] <anom01y> which is better debian or ubuntu ?
[00:59] <anom01y> I am considering reinstalling my o/s due to strange problems, but not quite sure what to install to..
[01:00] <sdwrage> oh well... still not working
[01:00] <mobi-sheep> anom01y: You want the stable OS?  Go with debian.  You'll be missing out on lot of latest features and updates.  Using Firefox 2.0 and etc.  Otherwise, go with Ubuntu?  >_>
[01:00] <Doitle> so in this make file I'm trying to write I am running into a permissions problem. I cant copy the compiled file to /usr/sbin. Is there any way I can do this operation without being root?
[01:00] <Stupendoussteve> Neither is "better", they have different goals
[01:00] <evantandersen> Neaai no it doesn't sorry was thinking of handbrake
[01:00] <pimpman> i try to start ZIMBRA but i get these errors and zimbra tell me its a UBUNTU issue: FAILED >>> sudoers file: syntax error, line 0 <<< sudo: parse error in /etc/sudoers near line 0. Can anyone suggest help please?
[01:00] <PlasmaSheep> anom01y: They're different.
[01:00] <anom01y> cool thanks mobi-sheep
[01:00] <adee77> hi there
[01:00] <PlasmaSheep> anom01y: Try both and see what you like
[01:01] <Seronis> Doitle:   sudo cp <file>
[01:01] <PlasmaSheep> mobi-sheep: Debian is not more stable or less cutting edge than ubuntu.
[01:01] <mobi-sheep> Yes Debian is.
[01:02] <ienorand> zoobox: Er.. disregard that, using the dd bits in combination with it (replacing the last bit """ /dev/sda """ with: """ (dd if=/dev/sda bs=4GB count=1) """ plus the skip thingies.
[01:02] <Stupendoussteve> PlasmaSheep: mobi-sheep did not ask the question
[01:02] <ienorand> zoobox: ... might be doable
[01:02] <MidasManchu> hey mates, I'm attempting to help a friend recover files from his fubar ntfs drive
[01:02] <PlasmaSheep> Stupendoussteve: I know. I was correcting him.
[01:02] <adee77> how to get device manager like application for ubuntu
[01:02] <mobi-sheep> PlasmaSheep: Debian's goal is stability and they get released whenever it's ready.  Ubuntu get released on time manner, every 6 months.
[01:03] <MidasManchu> I seem to be having problems mounting it for read only
[01:03] <charles_> evantandersen: yes
[01:03] <anom01y> the prob I am having is kinda strange so I don't even know how I would begin asking my question but I will try so I don't have to reinstall
[01:03] <MidasManchu> any thoughts?
[01:03] <ienorand> oospunkey: DO you have a livecd available?
[01:03] <Stupendoussteve> PlasmaSheep: Debian Unstable is not more stable and less cutting edge, normal Debian is though
[01:03] <PlasmaSheep> mobi-sheep: That doesn't mean that ubuntu is half baked. You can use an LTS release and it'll be stabke.
[01:03] <anom01y> basically I have installed kubuntu, then installed xfce4 packages and started using xfce + compiz fusion
[01:03] <MidasManchu> the file structure is messed up, but the drive spins and the other partitions are fine
[01:03] <zoobox> ienorand: oh
[01:03] <evantandersen> charles_ yes? about what
[01:03] <PlasmaSheep> Stupendoussteve: You can still install the deb files of up to date programs and add repositories.
[01:03] <Stupendoussteve> Of course
[01:03] <Seronis> anom:  why didnt you just install xubuntu ?
[01:04] <anom01y> my problem started when I ran kcontrol and started screwing with the colors for kde apps (which I use in xfce)
[01:04] <Neaai> evantandersen: i was checking too. actually the man page mentions a "transmissioncli" at the end at the "look also",  but there is no such thing.
[01:04] <mobi-sheep> PlasmaSheep: I never said Ubuntu was half-baked.  I suppose the correct answer for the anom01y would be to try Ubuntu LTS. :)
[01:04] <anom01y> now, kopete crashes when I open windows, and java + firefox give me strange errors
[01:04] <charles_> evantandersen: yes, transmission has a cli
[01:04] <mmmyummytreats> hiiiiiii everyone can anyone tell me if my video card is working properly? my video and window effects are kinda choppy : /
[01:04] <PlasmaSheep> mobi-sheep: Yes, that would work.
[01:04] <glisignoli> Can doing a apt-get upgrade break my system? Eg: Configs and whatnot
[01:05] <Neaai> charles_: how to start transmission in cli mode then?
[01:05] <charles_> Neaai: there are actually two: (1) transmission-cli, which is kind of lightweight, and (2) transmission-daemon, plus a cli frontend to the daemon named transmission-remote
[01:05] <charles_> Neaai: either start transmission-cli on its own, or start transmission-daemon, and drive that with transmissio-remote
[01:05] <evantandersen> charles_ oh.
[01:06] <mobi-sheep> glisignoli: See "apt-get --help"
[01:06] <evantandersen> does anyone know about ubuntu having any built in firewall or anything?
[01:06] <anom01y> mobi-sheep, I already run ubuntu + xfce4, but, I am getting wierd issues running kde apps in xfce, and the colors for firefox+java make it not usable/visible
[01:06] <mobi-sheep> glisignoli: It's basically same way you update via GUI.
[01:06] <alex_> omg I logged in as root!
[01:06] <Neaai> charles_: i have not an executable named transmission-cli   ??
[01:06] <alex_> j/k
[01:07] <wamcvey> Greetings all. I was wondering if what it took to get someone to look into a bug that has been around for over a year but doesn't seem to even be assigned to someone to address.
[01:07] <wamcvey> (that sounds harsher than I intended to sound)
[01:07] <charles_> Neaai: iirc it's packaged on its own... you might look through the package list for the different flavors of transmission
[01:07] <glisignoli> mobi-sheep: I'm just worried that if I do a apt-get upgrade on a server that hasn't had updates in a few months, it might break something (current configs not compatible with updated packages)
[01:07] <evantandersen> alex_ thats neither particually useful or safe
[01:07] <Doitle> ;_; this is zero fun writing this makefile. I do cp twice, first one? Works fine. Second one? Unknown identifier: cp
[01:07] <zoobox> ienorand: yeah for disk two I should use cmp -l  <(cat ./ubuntu_8gb_usb_backup.dd.gz.00* | gunzip -c) (dd if=/dev/sda bs=4GB skip=4GB count=1)
[01:07] <mobi-sheep> anom01y: I'm not sure what your issue is in first place.  You're talking about color in theme making it unvisible?
[01:08] <zoobox> or no... (dd if=/dev/sda bs=4GB skip=1 count=1) I mean
[01:08] <linny1> is there any way to create a shortcut to login and execute a command on my ftp server ie cd watch/ put ~/torrents/*
[01:08] <mobi-sheep> glisignoli: I'm not the one to ask.  That's why we always do backups regardless of what we may be doing in the future.   Keep that in thought.
[01:08] <anom01y> mobi-sheep, it seems since I ran kcontrol (kde control center) in xfce to change the colors for kde apps which I use in xfce my problems began
[01:08] <mobi-sheep> glisignoli: Use that as a good practice. :)
[01:08] <anom01y> java apps in firefox are unusable
[01:08] <Pici> wamcvey: What bug?
[01:09] <anom01y> and kopete crahses the x server now 75% of the time that I start a new chat window
[01:09] <anom01y> (er chat session)
[01:09] <wamcvey> Pici: thanks for getting back to me: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/216550
[01:09] <glisignoli> mobi-sheep: I blame you if this breaks :D
[01:09] <Neaai> charles_: yes, apt-search says there is a transmission-cli. cool
[01:09] <wamcvey> pici: the bug has been around since since at least hardy, and apparently is still in Jaunty-beta
[01:09] <Neaai> s/apt-cache/apt-search
[01:10] <mobi-sheep> glisignoli: Good luck.  I only suggested the backup. ;>
[01:10] <mmmyummytreats> anyone know anything about....  ATI Technologies Inc Radeon RV250 [Mobility FireGL 9000] (rev 02) misbehaving in intrepid?
[01:10] <Tophu> ok I am trying to open gnome-terminal on boot/login. how can I do this?
[01:10] <anom01y> hmm what is the compositing manager ? could I have activated that by opening kcontrol ??
[01:10] <Doitle> Any ideas on my cp troubles? I guess I should be careful where I say that...
[01:11] <Tophu> @Doitle: LOL
[01:11] <linny1> is there any way to create a shortcut to login and execute a command on my ftp server ie cd watch/ put ~/torrents/*
[01:12] <Tophu> :-( too much 4chan
[01:12] <Flannel> Tophu: Please refrain from that.  Thanks.
[01:12] <ienorand> zoobox: Yea, something like that you'd have to specify the filename ## ./cddrive/backup.dd.gz.001 ## for file 2 for example...
[01:12] <glisignoli> mobi-sheep: One server done, only 12 more to go...
[01:12] <Kamitsukai1> hi
[01:12] <Flannel> !session | Tophu
[01:13] <Pici> wamcvey: Let me see if I can recreate it, hold on.
[01:13] <Tophu> @ubottu :-( that doesn't work
[01:14] <ValentineX> what new ubuntu 9.04 have? can it install my intel drivers fully now? i switched to linuxmint 2months before coz ubuntu was not installing my vga properly
[01:14] <keyboard_help> hi. i want to be able to type a letter with hat like in hâlâ. i'm using ubuntu 8.10. how can i do this?
[01:15] <ienorand> zoobox: Here presuming that you make _files_ on the dvd, not raw-write data to it...
[01:15] <Tophu> to be more specific I need to run ./ventrilo_srv from ~/Desktop/ventserv/ in a terminal window on boot/login
[01:15] <Doitle> I even checked in vi to make sure there were no hidden characters around the second cp
[01:15] <mobi-sheep> ValentineX: http://tinyurl.com/9blc29
[01:15] <wamcvey> keyboard_help: check out: http://www.jacobsen.no/anders/blog/archives/2007/06/05/how_to_get_special_characters_easily_in_ubuntu.html
[01:15] <pckchem> Anyone know why the Jaunty liveCD wants me to give it a username/password?
[01:16] <Kamitsukai1> Do the daily builds of ubuntu 9.04 still have that nasty ext4 bug that the download page mentions?
[01:16] <keyboard_help> thanks wamcvey!
[01:16] <usr13> pckchem: at what point?
[01:16] <ienorand> zoobox: Did you get any clues as how to pipe up mkisofs and cdredord (dvdrecord?) since I'm kinda interested in that myself?
[01:16] <ValentineX> mobi-sheep: Thank you, is ext4 buggy?
[01:16] <wamcvey> Doitle: I missed your question... what's your problem?
[01:16] <pckchem> normal login screen. Normally live CD's don't even show a login screen.
[01:17] <pckchem> usr13: Hence confusion
[01:17] <Doitle> I'm writing a make file to install my service and I need to copy two files, the first one copies fine, the second one says cp is an unknown identifier. They are formatted identically.
[01:17] <mobi-sheep> ValentineX: Well, I'm using encrypted lvm + ext4 right now on Jaunty.  I'm unaware of the ext4 bugs.
[01:17] <usser> Doitle, pastebin the make file?
[01:17] <wamcvey> Doitle: do you have the Makefile up on a pastebin somewhere?
[01:17] <sdwrage> so I untar my eclipse folder to /home/sdwrage/eclipse/ and I cd to it. I then attempt to run eclipse via ./eclipse and no go. So I try chmod +x ./eclipse and still no go... any ideas anyone?
[01:17] <ienorand> pckchem: login is  normally ubuntu woth blank password, as far as I know...
[01:18] <BlackCoffee> does anyone know where i can download the weather font for conky?
[01:18] <mobi-sheep> pckchem: Try ubuntu:ubuntu
[01:18] <Doitle> Uh... sure it'll take me a sec, I'm remote desktopped to teh computer and then running linux in a VM on there. I'll have to ftp it
[01:18] <pckchem> usr13 : It's the jaunty-rc from the official torrent. It's being run on top of a intrepid install. And ubuntu:"blank" and ubuntu:ubuntu don't work
[01:19] <Doitle> Mind you I'm just sort of cobbling it together I dont know how to write a good make file so if I'm doing something really wrong feel free to tell me. http://rafb.net/p/ZQfext23.html
[01:19] <usr13> Doitle: pasteinit
[01:19] <ienorand> pckchem: run in vm?
[01:19] <wamcvey> Doitle: makefile issues I've seen before include spaces rather than tabs being treated differently. Also, if you're doing nested subshells, you may have to escape newlines.
[01:19] <usr13> rudementary*
[01:19] <pckchem> ienorand: Why?
[01:19] <pimpman> I try start ZIMBRA on ubunto and get the following error. anyon help?: http://www.pastebin.ca/1394478 im getting desperate for work emails to work again
[01:20] <wamcvey> Doitle: You're using su?  who is this running as?
[01:20] <ienorand> pckchem: Sorry. Is it being run in a vm?
[01:20] <usr13> Doitle: pastebinit
[01:20] <Kamitsukai1> info on the ext4 but is under "Known issues" on this page http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904overview
[01:20] <PlasmaSheep> Could someone tell me the ways to get the high, low, and current temperatures for today in conkyforecast?
[01:20] <LjL> !9.04
[01:20] <Doitle> Id id pastebin it
[01:20] <wamcvey> usr13: Doitle's makefile is at http://rafb.net/p/ZQfext23.html
[01:20] <pckchem> ienorand: Nope. Live CD.
[01:20] <LjL> This channel is for <= 8.10 support
[01:20] <Kamitsukai1> ccessing large files can trigger a kernel panic and filesystem corruption
[01:20] <ienorand> pckchem: Or are you running livecd... ok
[01:20] <Pici> wamcvey: It looks like if I disable Click To Focus, then the keyboard keybindings work.
[01:21] <usser> Doitle, presumably make install is executed by root, so theres no need for su in there
[01:21] <mobodo> is there a simple way get a bandwidth usage summary from the shell on a given interface?
[01:21] <jedi06> which is my cdrom?  http://rafb.net/p/Do2qAB90.html
[01:21] <wamcvey> Pici: mind if we go unicast?
[01:21] <Doitle> I actually have them with sudos not sus in the most recent version
[01:21] <ienorand> pckchem: Then I don't really see why it would have a password, and this is when it boots up to login for the first time?
[01:21] <Doitle> without su/sudo it told me I did not have permission to copy into /usr/sbin usser
[01:22] <usser> Doitle, you have to execute the make install with sudo, ie sudo make install
[01:22] <Stupendoussteve> jedi06: Is it a usb cdrom?
[01:22] <Doitle> Will it be executed like that by apt-get? The ultimate goal is to package this into a .deb
[01:22] <Flannel> !packaging | Doitle
[01:22] <usr13> Doitle: And what is the error?
[01:22] <pckchem> ienorand: Yeah. And trust me, after 4 years of Ubuntu use and 3 years of BugControl I'm just confused. Perhaps an ISO problem...
[01:22] <Pici> wamcvey: eh?
[01:23] <Stupendoussteve> jedi06: That list does not show any drives
[01:23] <wamcvey> Doitle: also, check out the man page for 'install'
[01:23] <anom01y> wow kopete and compiz do not get along apparently if you have an nvidia card
[01:23] <pimpman>  thanks for the ....help.... .
[01:23] <Flannel> Doitle: #ubuntu-motu is generally a better place for packaging questins.
[01:23] <zoobox> ienorand: yeah I want to make a file on the dvd yes.  haven't looked on mkisofc/cdrecord yet
[01:23] <anom01y> is there any other equiv chat apps ?
[01:23] <usser> Doitle, to create a .deb package you too need root permissions, so yea it will be executed with root priviliges by apt-get
[01:23] <Doitle> it either sattes the the second cp or the cd are command not found / unknown identifier
[01:23] <Doitle> *states
[01:23] <LjL> !im | anom01y
[01:23] <sdwrage> so I untar my eclipse folder to /home/sdwrage/eclipse/ and I cd to it. I then attempt to run eclipse via ./eclipse and no go. So I try chmod +x ./eclipse and still no go... any ideas anyone?
[01:24] <ienorand> pckchem: possibly... I don't know if anything already on the computer would make it pick up a password... som might be an iso problem, md5 check...
[01:24] <zoobox> ienorand: I'm quite new on burning from ubuntu.... until now I have allways used Nero in windows for my dvd-burning needs :-)
[01:24] <usser> Doitle, even without su?
[01:24] <valroadie> whenever i go to system->admin->hardware drivers all i see is my wireless card and not my graphics card EVEN though im running an nvidia 9600gt any ideas?
[01:25] <pckchem> ienorand, it already cleared md5, first thing I do. Probably a build error. I'm going to search LP for reported errors. One sec.
[01:25] <jedi06> which one is the cdrom in the lshw
[01:26] <Doitle> removing all the sudos and then doing sudo make does appear to work!
[01:26] <Doitle> thanks
[01:26] <Ripzerskins> Hi. Is anyone else having troubles with firefox after that last update?
[01:27] <pckchem> ienorand: Yeah. This time it worked. I have no idea. Didn't change anything. *shrug*
[01:28] <Ripzerskins> Guess not. after the most recent update (just updated) my firefox has been sketchy. Not loading bookmarks or any preferences. I can still see them if I type the beginning of one of my book marks into the address bar, but can't see them in my bookmark tab. Still can travel the web. Anyone know what happened?
[01:30] <mobi-sheep> Ripzerskins: Try Right-Click on the navigation bar -->Customize... --> Restore Default Set.  I think your GUI went out of wacky.  If that doesn't work, then I don't know.
[01:30] <ienorand> pckchem: They spoke about something with ram here:  https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/9193 so I guess there might be some freak occasions where it will stay in ram... Really sounds to weird to be true...
[01:32] <pckchem> ienorand: Believe it I guess. It probably has something to do with be interrupting intrepid's boot so that I could restart the computer  with the livecd in the drive. Either way, turning the comp completely off then on versus just a restart fixed the issue.
[01:32] <mikegriffin> hiya, how can i modify my key press repeat rate and delay?
[01:32] <Stupendoussteve> mikegriffin: Yes. In Gnome it is in System> Preferences> Keyboard
[01:33] <mikegriffin> sorry, using xdm and fluxbox, i figured it was an x thing at first but it seems to affect the raw terminals as well
[01:33] <Skapare> installed Intrepid ... can install Jaunty later ... I'm trying to find out how to configure wireless so that it activates as soon as the system boots up, instead of waiting until a user logs in, and stay activated even when a user logs out
[01:33] <martinkoelewijn> PlasmaSheep:  forecast in conky: ${execi 3600 conkyForecast --location=UKXX0103 --datatype=HT}  change location, and second and third time you run change HT to LT (low temperature) and CC (current)
[01:33] <mikegriffin> Stupendoussteve: nm, just x it seems
[01:33] <Stupendoussteve> Skapare: Yes you can upgrade to Jaunty
[01:34] <Stupendoussteve> Skapare: Sorry didn't read the whole thing :)
[01:34] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: in 7 days ... do you know that it is impossible to do in Intrepid and doable in Jaunty?
[01:34] <Stupendoussteve> Skapare: AFAIK network-manager requires the system to be up and logged in, you will need to set up a manual network configuration
[01:34] <mikegriffin> Stupendoussteve: the answer i was looking for is "xset r rate 195 35"
[01:35] <Stupendoussteve> mikegriffin: Glad you found it :)
[01:35] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: any instructions, directions, documentation, on how to do that?
[01:35] <Stupendoussteve> Skapare: One sec
[01:35] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: google got people asking the qestions and people _trying_ to do it with network-manager with no luck
[01:35] <Ripzerskins> mobi-sheep: I just did that
[01:36] <Ripzerskins> mobi-sheep: It worked for a second, then firefox crashed
[01:36] <fbc-mx> How can I adjust how soon the gnome-power-manager goes yellow? My laptop still has an hour and 45 minutes of life left in it and the logo is already yellow. I can see the parameter in gconf-editor, but don't know which ones to change.
[01:37] <kyleabaker> can someone help me get ia32-libs installed in Jaunty (64)? I'm getting an error that I can't get rid of.
[01:37] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: the ability to limit networking to certain users will have its uses in other context (like kids using it)
[01:37] <Ripzerskins> mobi-sheep: Also, whenever I try to use foxmarks (or x marks now I guess) it closes.
[01:37] <mobi-sheep> Ripzerskins: Hmm.  Well, I solved your issue.  And now you have a new issue. :-\
[01:37] <Ripzerskins> mobi-sheep: It went back the way it was
[01:37] <mobi-sheep> Ripzerskins: Try and disable Foxmarks.
[01:38] <Ripzerskins> mobi-sheep: I tried to go into my addon menu and firefox closed.
[01:38] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: but for my use, I want to be able to ssh in even if the machine reboots
[01:38] <mobi-sheep> Ripzerskins: "firefox -safe-mode"
[01:38] <Doitle> This is a lot of work just to get a webserver running that keeps track of hits and increments a counter in a txt file.
[01:38] <Stupendoussteve> Skapare: With that machine on wireless, correct?
[01:38] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: yes ... it will be in another room
[01:39] <Ripzerskins> mobi-sheep: same problem with the bookmarks. The add on isn't here though
[01:39] <Ripzerskins> mobi-sheep: Closed when I tried to go into my addons
[01:39] <mobi-sheep> Ripzerskins: Sounds like Foxmark b0rked your Firefox.
[01:39] <ValentineX> By default, Ubuntu still uses Ext3, how to use ext4? i do not know manual partitions
[01:39] <rybl1> Can anyone answer a question about evince (Document Viewer)?
[01:39] <Ripzerskins> :(
[01:39] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: my dad will be using it occasionally, and at other times I'll be using it to run software builds
[01:40] <Flannel> ValentineX: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty questions.  Thanks
[01:40] <Ripzerskins> mobi-sheep: Where is the bookmarks folder so I can get my bookmarks before I clean install firefox?
[01:40] <mobi-sheep> ValentineX: Use alternative disk.  It provide more choices.  I'm not sure about Desktop CD but set up the partition manually.  You should be able to change from ext3 to ext4.
[01:40] <mikegriffin> jaunty is still +1?
[01:40] <Pici> mikegriffin: Its not released, so yes.
[01:40] <Stupendoussteve> mikegriffin: Yes, Jaunty is still a development build
[01:40] <eseven73> yep till the 23rd
[01:40] <mikegriffin> oh i thoguht it released. got it thanks espacious
[01:41] <eseven73> the rc was released today
[01:41] <mikegriffin> eseven73: ^^    (sorry espacious)
[01:41] <ValentineX> Flannel: u want to kick me from here :'(
[01:41] <mikegriffin> yea i had quite a few updates just now
[01:42] <mobi-sheep> Ripzerskins: Try search somewhere in /home/Rip/.mozilla/    --->  However, I suggest you to rename /home/Rip/.mozilla_backup/ --> This way, you can start Firefox with a clean config file.
[01:42] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: it would be nice if network-manager could do this itself ... e.g. if admin logged in, show an option "start wireless network at system boot" ... and an init script to fire up a background component of network-manager to run it
[01:42] <ienorand> Skapare: /etc/network/interfaces is a start...
[01:42] <Flannel> ValentineX: ext4 only works on Jaunty.  Jaunty isn't supported here, as it's not stable yet.
[01:42] <Ripzerskins> Thanks
[01:43] <Stupendoussteve> Skapare: It would be nice, yes. If you use wpa you will have to do configuration with wpa_supplicant
[01:43] <Skapare> ienorand: yeah, but I only know how to set IP addresses in there ... wireless involves more stuff like WEP/WPA keys, etc
[01:43] <darkorical> Hello all
[01:43] <jdu> Skapare, which is possible in interfaces too.   However network manager ignores it so it is not really an option.
[01:44] <Skapare> ienorand: how do they do this on servers?
[01:44] <Stupendoussteve> jdu: He's not using a gui, thus not using network-manager
[01:44] <eseven73> is there anything like opennms for ubuntu? I can't seem to get it going for the life of me, im using zabbix already, just wondering what else I could try, just to say I tried it and for the experience :)
[01:44] <jdu> Stupendoussteve, ah
[01:44] <Skapare> jdu: well as long as network-manager doesn't interfere, once I find out how to set it up in /etc/network/interfaces then that is OK ... I can edit files
[01:44] <mobi-sheep> ValentineX: Use alternative disk.  That's all I can say.  Far more text-based choices.
[01:45]  * Skapare has used emacs for 27 years
[01:45] <Warrior|Aussie> oh god
[01:45] <megaerathia> Hello.
[01:45] <Warrior|Aussie> I just joined
[01:45] <Warrior|Aussie> that makes me want to leave again
[01:45] <Warrior|Aussie> ok
[01:45] <c0r3> hi warrior
[01:45] <megaerathia> Could someone help me?
[01:45] <ValentineX> mobi-sheep:  what is alternative disk?
[01:45] <jdu> Skapare, I don't have the config file handy,  but I was working on a computer that connects with wep to a wireless router with only config interfaces.
[01:45] <Warrior|Aussie> you each have 5 minutes
[01:45] <usser> hehe
[01:45] <fbc-mx> How can I adjust how soon the gnome-power-manager goes yellow? My laptop still has an hour and 45 minutes of life left in it and the logo is already yellow. I can see the parameter in gconf-editor, but don't know which ones to change.
[01:45] <mobi-sheep> megaerathia: State your problem.
[01:45] <Stupendoussteve> Skapare: Connecting ubuntu server to wireless was how I went about looking for things, didn't get many results for people getting it working there either
[01:46] <Warrior|Aussie> to give me a good reason to upgrade t0 9.04 from my current 8.04
[01:46] <eseven73> !jaunty
[01:46] <usser> Warrior|Aussie, dont bother, 8.04 wait for next LTS
[01:46] <eseven73> wrong room to talk about 9.04
[01:46] <mobi-sheep> !alternate | ValentineX
[01:46] <usser> Warrior|Aussie, *8.04 is great wait for next LTS
[01:46] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: yeah, I've looked, but didn't use "server" yet ... just thought of that
[01:46] <megaerathia> I've just installed Ubuntu, the newest version. What happens is it boots up with the grub line. And I don't know what the hell I have to do to start it in vista or ubuntu again. It gives rapid beeps when trying to start linux from harddrive using the live cd.
[01:47] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: probably most people don't do wireless on a server is the catch
[01:47] <megaerathia> With the grub command line I mean.
[01:47] <Stupendoussteve> Exactly
[01:47] <Ripzerskins> Haha, I just tried to mkdir, and my computer told me not enough space. Hehe, I have 0 bytes of hd space available
[01:48] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: the servers I do have are on a switch that is connected to a wireless bridge ... the wireless router and cable modem are in another room
[01:48] <CrimsonIdol> what is the favorite desklet system... I'm using screenlets right now but i'm not sure i'm happy with it.
[01:48] <ValentineX> mobi-sheep: these images are all alternate? http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/
[01:48] <kyleabaker> can someone help me fix a problem with ia32-libs in Jaunty?
[01:48] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: but this machine I'm trying to get going is a laptop ... but I wouldn't run ether around the house anyway, due to risk of electrical damage
[01:48] <mobi-sheep> ValentineX: Right.
[01:48] <megaerathia> Am I screwed?
[01:48] <Ripzerskins> mobi-sheep: I'm totally out of hd space. Think that might be my problem? haha
[01:49] <NAD3240> Can anyone here give me hand with VirtualBox sound setup
[01:49] <darkorical> I use windows server 2003  with terminal services so several people in our other location can access some systems using remote desktop. is there a system comparable to this for ubuntu server ?
[01:49] <mobi-sheep> Ripzerskins: I wouldn't know how Firefox manage with no room.  Could be.  Would be.  Should be.
[01:49] <ValentineX> mobi-sheep: there is different method to install/ use with them? different from normal cd installation? text based... commands i do not know
[01:49] <megaerathia> I've just installed Ubuntu, the newest version. What happens is it boots up with the grub command line. And I don't know what the hell I have to do to start it in vista or ubuntu again. It gives rapid beeps when trying to start linux from harddrive using the live cd.
[01:49] <Flannel> megaerathia: Nope.  You'll just have to wait for someone to be free and help you.  Keep repeating your question every 15-25 minutes, and in the meantime, you can try the forums (ubuntuforums.org)
[01:50] <Stupendoussteve> Skapare: Are you apt at compiling things? I did find a command line networkmanager controller, which may work
[01:50] <megaerathia> Already searched all through it.
[01:50] <Stupendoussteve> Skapare: See http://vidner.net/martin/software/cnetworkmanager/
[01:50] <mobi-sheep> ValentineX: You don't deal with commands at all.  Bunch of choices.  (Yes/no).  Etc.
[01:50] <mobi-sheep> And you set up size, etc.
[01:50] <Flannel> ValentineX, mobi-sheep: It's text based, but its not commands.  It's menu driven, just like the Desktop CD.  It actually asks identical questions, just through a text based GUI.
[01:50] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: I can, though for ubuntu I'd rather have a .deb
[01:51] <mobi-sheep> ValentineX: But If you feel like you don't want to deal with that, then don't.  Just stick with Desktop CD.  But if you wanted ext4, then go for it.  Like Flannel said.  No commands.
[01:51] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: I do embedded system builds ... very able to compile ... but I prefer to have my ubuntu machines full package managed
[01:51] <Stupendoussteve> Skapare: I agree. I will see about possibly making a deb, if it works
[01:51] <amathis> hello, I just switched from a 21" CRT to a 22" widescreen lcd, and everything looks nice until I login using gnome as my WM, and all I see is the desktop wallpaper.. no icons no response from mouse, all I can do is change my session to a the failsafe terminal and am using irssi
[01:52] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: OK ... any idea what the GUI network-manager calls to do its thing?
[01:52] <eseven73> is there anything like opennms for ubuntu? I can't seem to get it going for the life of me, im using zabbix already, just wondering what else I could try, just to say I tried it and for the experience :)
[01:52] <darkorical> I use windows server 2003  with terminal services so several people in our other location can access some systems using remote desktop. is there a system comparable to this for ubuntu server ?
[01:53] <Stupendoussteve> Skapare: The gui is nm-applet, it communicates with network manager, but does not do so over normal commands (I believe it uses dbus)
[01:53] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: that network manager it communicates with, is it only running after a user logs in?
[01:54] <nokomis> Hello, IS there a gui program for converting video files?
[01:54] <Stupendoussteve> Skapare: No it's through /etc/init.d/NetworkManager
[01:55] <ienorand> Skapare: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/ch-gateway.en.html section 10.6.1.3 Has instructions as to what is to be added to /etc/network/interfaces... Further down it also says one should add "auto #interfacename#" to bring it up automatically...
[01:55] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: then the command line variant could do the same thing?
[01:55] <megaerathia> I've just installed Ubuntu, the newest version. What happens is it boots up with the grub line. And I don't know what the hell I have to do to start it in vista or ubuntu again. It gives rapid beeps when trying to start linux from harddrive using the live cd.
[01:55] <Skapare> ienorand: thanks!  I'll have a look
[01:55] <jdu> Skapare, if you are interested, send me your email with a private message.   I will go to the ltsp server that I can't access now but connects to a wireless network without NetworkManager and send you a copy of interfaces.
[01:56] <ienorand> Skapare: if you add things to the interfaces file i've seen that this seem to disable network-manager completely...
[01:56] <mobi-sheep> nokomis: Did you know that VLC is not just a media player but it can CONVERT video / audio too?  Google VLC.
[01:56] <Stupendoussteve> The wireless-key field does not support wpa
[01:56] <Stupendoussteve> unless they have patched some things
[01:56] <D3RGPS31> I get the error "tasksel: aptitude failed (100)" when installing LAMPP with tasksel, what do I do :D
[01:56] <Starhawk> does anyone know when is planed the next ati driver?
[01:56] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: I'm using WEP anyway
[01:56] <nokomis> mobi-sheep, no I didnt, thanks
[01:57] <Stupendoussteve> Ah, wep is very easy :D
[01:57] <zoobox> hmm... what command linte dvd-writing program (of the type "write the files in this directory to the dvd" not write this .iso) should I use?
[01:57] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: my printer doesn't support WPA
[01:57] <amathis> anyone know why switching from crt to widescreen lcd would cause my desktop to be blank and unresponsive?
[01:57] <megaerathia> i hate linux more than i ever did now..
[01:57] <tyabux> megaerathia, that's productive.
[01:57] <Stupendoussteve> megaerathia: Does it actually boot?
[01:58] <megaerathia> No it doesn't.
[01:58] <mobi-sheep> !grub
[01:58] <Skapare> amathis: scan rate not within the range the lcd can do?
[01:58] <megaerathia> That's why I hate it.
[01:58] <megaerathia> It doesn't even show a boot menu anymore.
[01:58] <zoobox> when I search about cdrecord/cdrtools/dvdrecord on the web I only end up in som old strange programmer conflict so perhaps one should stay away from them...?
[01:58] <Stupendoussteve> megaerathia: When it's doing the countdown hit esc
[01:58] <Stupendoussteve> megaerathia: Should show the menu
[01:58] <Skapare> amathis: lcd should be able to handle a VERY wide range of scan rates ... but too many engineers haven't figured that out, yet
[01:58] <megaerathia> Which countdown?
[01:58] <darkorical> eseven73 are you still looking for openNMS?
[01:58] <amathis> Skapare: well, my resolution is 1600x1200 and I know this monitor only supports 1050
[01:58] <amathis> width
[01:58] <megaerathia> It shows my bios' manufacturer, then goes to the grub command line.
[01:58] <eseven73> darkorical, no, I cant get openNMS going, so im looking for alternatives
[01:59] <Skapare> amathis: that could do it
[01:59] <Starhawk> does anyone know when is planed the next fglrx driver?the current jaunty version doesn't look compatible with X.Org
[01:59] <drone> anyone here have ubuntu running on a lenovo 3000 g530 ?
[01:59] <mike12> hey does anyone here know anything about windows
[01:59] <Stupendoussteve> megaerathia: Ah so it doesn't even find it's conf
[01:59] <NAD3240> I have a stack of DVD-RAM discs that i like using for click and drag. I remember using some command line in the past to format them to UDF and then was able to drag. this was a while back, anyone know this?
[01:59] <mike12> i have a problem with my windows Computer
[01:59] <amathis> Skapare: ok next question.. I tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and it didn't fix the problem.. how can I solve this?
[01:59] <Skapare> amathis: the lcd display I have now gives up if the vertical scan rate drops below about 59.9 Hz
[01:59] <mobi-sheep> Skapare: You asked for startup script, didn't you?
[01:59] <eseven73> mike12 ##windows
[01:59] <mlky> how do you take a screenshot in ubuntu?
[02:00] <usser> Starhawk, just installed the driver from jaunty's repos today, worked fine
[02:00] <kyleabaker> print screen :P
[02:00] <megaerathia> It did first, then I started in Vista restore mode (which I didn't know it was restore mode) and exited. Now it doesn't show the menu anymore.
[02:00] <darkorical> oh well I was going to say they have their own channel on this irc server (#opennms) and their site does have instructions for getting it going on ubuntu 6
[02:00] <mlky> hmm ok, just didnt work just now
[02:00] <Skapare> amathis: now you're out of my league ... I'm new to Ubuntu
[02:00] <mobi-sheep> !boot | Skapare
[02:00] <mike12> eseven73 windows vista
[02:00] <amathis> I can't get any response in #xorg
[02:00] <eseven73> darkorical, yeah ive read them all but no go
[02:00] <Stupendoussteve> mlky: If not, Applications>Accessories>Take Screenshot (I didn't know PrtSc did it in Ubuntu)
[02:00] <Skapare> mobi-sheep: thanks
[02:00] <eseven73> mike12 this is a Linux channel, you're looking for ##windows I think
[02:01] <aspoor> why was it down?
[02:01] <mike12> o ok thaks
[02:01] <darkorical> alright Ill see if I can find any other information that may help you while I wait to see if I can get an answere to my question
[02:01] <eseven73> mike12 type /join ##windows
[02:01] <tyabux> megaerathia, oh, I see. So you hate Linux because Vistas restore made it inaccessible?
[02:01] <eseven73> you're welcome
[02:01] <Starhawk> usser> really?because 2days ago it crashed my xorg
[02:01] <eseven73> !away > dbfrombrc|away
[02:01] <megaerathia> Yes, and cause I can't do anything now, except for booting from linux live cd.
[02:01] <darkorical> I use windows server 2003  with terminal services so several people in our other location can access some systems using remote desktop. is there a system comparable to this for ubuntu server ?
[02:01] <usser> Starhawk, version from repos? 8.6? i only used it for a couple of hours, ran some games wine etc seemed to work fine so far
[02:02] <mlky> thanks Stupendoussteve
[02:02] <megaerathia> Any solutions to fix this?
[02:02] <tyabux> megaerathia, then wouldn't it be more logical to hate Vista? However, you can restore grub. Search for it in the wiki.
[02:02] <FrozenFire> Is there a way to automatically start an application in a specific workspace?
[02:02] <usser> darkorical, ltsp
[02:02] <FrozenFire> I'd like to start Thunderbird in Workspace 2
[02:02] <usser> darkorical, linux terminal services project
[02:02] <Skapare> mobi-sheep: as long as such a startup script is "the way" in ubuntu, that's what I'll do ... what I want is to end up with the same way an ubuntu expert would have just done it
[02:02] <megaerathia> I already hated vista, why'd you think I wanted linux?
[02:03] <megaerathia> It didn't install xp so linux was my last choice
[02:03] <mobi-sheep> !devilspie | FrozenFire
[02:03] <bullgard4> '~$  which gnome-netstatus' does not produce any output. What is the name of the associated executable command?
[02:03] <mobi-sheep> FrozenFire: You might want to look for GUI version.  There are one but I can't remember the package name.
[02:03] <NAD3240> DVD-RAM, anyone use them anymore?
[02:03] <FrozenFire> mobi-sheep: I'm fine with doing it via the command-line
[02:03] <FrozenFire> Thanks
[02:03] <mobi-sheep> FrozenFire: No problem.  :)
[02:03] <Pici> FrozenFire: If you're not using metacity, and compiz instead then look into the window rules section of ccsm. Help for that is in #compiz
[02:04] <tyabux> darkorical, there are several. One is called xrdp, which is an RDP server for Ubuntu. It's compatible with RDP clients, including Microsofts. There is also FreeNX, which is similar to RDP, only faster. And you have LTSP, but I think that's less useful over slow connections.
[02:04] <Starhawk> another question, no bug has been detected about dontzap, but I can't reenable the shortcut
[02:04] <darkorical> eseven73 have you looked at Zenoss?
[02:04] <eseven73> ya but zenoss looks pricey, and I don't want to settle for "core" version hehe
[02:05]  * eseven73 is picky
[02:05] <tyabux> megaerathia, what's happened, is probably that Vista deleted the boot manager, grub. You can reinstall it. There is nothing that Linux can do to prevent this, so you shouldn't hate it for it.
[02:05] <Mylisto> hey all
[02:05] <darkorical> well I did vind this sitethat list some http://ostatic.com/opennms/alternatives/1
[02:05] <Mylisto> I'm trying to drag a .py plugin into my gimp folder...
[02:05] <Mylisto> getting permission denied
[02:05] <eseven73> darkorical, besides that I didn't see a easy way to install it in ubuntu, I think there were a few .rpm's though
[02:06] <bombshelter13_> Hey  guys, is there anywhere in the ubuntu where files are stored that I can look at to see what X11 displays are currently open?
[02:06] <eseven73> darkorical, ok ill check that link out thanks :)
[02:06] <megaerathia> Haha, it says I need to install ubuntu again.
[02:06] <megaerathia> Which I can't.
[02:06] <darkorical> You're welcome hope it helps
[02:06] <Skapare> Vista assumes, during install, that you are choosing to replace Linux with Vista ... a silly assumption, but you know how MS is
[02:06] <tyabux> megaerathia, what sais that?
[02:06] <megaerathia> My computer does.
[02:06] <mlky> anyone knows why i cant choose any captures on this list? (http://imageshack.dk//viewimage.php?file=/imagesfree/ERJ30341.png)
[02:06] <tyabux> megaerathia, where? When?
[02:07] <megaerathia> I need to start it in No acpi mode for some reason.
[02:07] <iamelite> Hi everyone...
[02:07] <fore> does anyone here know how to fix this problem ?
[02:07] <fore> Error: couldn't find RGB GLX visual
[02:07] <fore> Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".
[02:07] <megaerathia> I choose install, it makes continous beeps and does nothing
[02:07] <iamelite> I did something... really stupid.
[02:07] <megaerathia> Goes into grub command line again
[02:07] <fore> that is what i get when i do glxinfo | grep direct
[02:07] <mikegriffin> iamelite: go in...
[02:07] <mikegriffin> on*
[02:07] <Mylisto> tyabux: I'm trying to drag a plugin into my gimp plugins folder at usr/lib/gimp/2.0/plugins
[02:07] <Mylisto> getting a permission denied...
[02:07] <iamelite> Sparing you the story, I changed the permissions on my home directory, and now i cant log into Ubuntu.
[02:08] <tyabux> Mylisto, why are you telling me this?
[02:08] <blocky> can someonet tell me the apt command to check the currently installed version of a package
[02:08] <Mylisto> tyabux: trying to see if someone can help me
[02:08] <bombshelter13_> How can I find out what X11 displays are open on a ubuntu system?
[02:08] <iamelite> I did "chmod 666" and "chown (username)" and... Im not fully sure what the first one did.
[02:08] <mikegriffin> iamelite: you could single user the box, it took out execute bit
[02:09] <bombshelter13_> Trying to set up something like an X version of the 'wall' command, I.E., check what displays are open and send the message to all of them
[02:09] <megaerathia> grub> find /boot/grub/stage1
[02:09] <megaerathia> Error 15: File not found
[02:09] <megaerathia> super nice..
[02:09] <mikegriffin> iamelite: in any case, you are doing it wrong, your home should not have those permissions
[02:09] <WindowsXP_Pro> When there is something really long you say "Too long; didn't read", shortened to "tl;dr". Examples of tl;dr are books, the "man" command, textbooks, and game manuals.
[02:09] <kyleabaker> does anyone here know anything about ia32-libs?
[02:09] <kyleabaker> I just need some quick help getting it installed
[02:10] <blocky> ah found it, dpkg -s <packagename>
[02:10] <nn123654> anyone know how to fix http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1127683 that?
[02:10] <mikegriffin> megaerathia: you dont have a partition for /boot?
[02:10] <Pici> bombshelter13_: The output of 'w' or 'who'  will show what x sessions are opened.
[02:10] <megaerathia> I don't know, how can I check?
[02:10] <megaerathia> Vista used to be my partition for booting.. but I don't see it in my computer
[02:10] <mikegriffin> grep boot /etc/fstab
[02:10] <bombshelter13_> Pici:  hmm, independantly of whether they are local/vnc/xdmcp, etc?
[02:11] <megaerathia> grep boot /etc/fstab
[02:11] <dilan> hello
[02:11] <tyabux> megaerathia, does this mean you used wubi to install ubuntu?
[02:11] <WindowsXP_Pro> Also linux documentation is "tl;dr"
[02:11] <bombshelter13_> I remember X11 having lockfiles somewhere...
[02:11] <megaerathia> wubi?
[02:11] <megaerathia> I just inserted the ubuntu live cd i burned and installed from that.
[02:11] <tyabux> megaerathia, how did you install ubuntu?
[02:11] <Pici> WindowsXP_Pro: This is a support channel, Please try to keep the discussion elsewhere, such as #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:11] <bombshelter13_> would looking at those be reliable?
[02:11] <tyabux> tyabux, did you reboot, or did you install from windows?
[02:12] <mikegriffin> bombshelter13_: /tmp.X[n] -lock
[02:12]  * kyleabaker wishes he could get some "support"
[02:12] <megaerathia> Talking to yourself now huh? ;o
[02:12] <megaerathia> I booted from cd
[02:12] <iamelite> oh stop complaining
[02:12] <Pici> kyleabaker: Jaunty support is in #ubuntu+1
[02:12] <iamelite> Ive screwed up my computer more times than i can count, these people saves me many times.
[02:13] <amathis> is there some command line application that will change a screens resolution, I don't wanna mess with xorg.conf
[02:13] <darkorical> alright Ive read a bit on XRDP and FreeNX and couldnt find a simple answere to the other half of my question I want the remote sessions to have a GUI but the server does nothave one installed
[02:13] <mikegriffin> amathis: you can not get into x at this time?
[02:13] <kyleabaker> Pici: thanks ;)
[02:14] <amathis> mikegriffin: I switched from CRT to LCD widescreen and when I login to gnome, I see my desktop with nothing on it and no mouse response... so I figure it is because my res is set to 1600x1200 whcih is out of range
[02:14] <iamelite> ***Astrix makes it easier to read*** So i did chmod 666 and chown (username) on my home directory and i cant get into gnome ^_^. Please for the love of silicon someone tell me how to default it so i can get into it.
[02:14] <amathis> mikegriffin: so I am using a failsafe terminal
[02:14] <mikegriffin> iamelite: i already fucking told you
[02:14] <iGmail> How to set a Hot key with a script?
[02:15] <megaerathia> find /boot/grub/stage1    Doesn't work.
[02:15] <iamelite> ok ill scroll up, and pardon me but mIrc doesnt light up like Xchat
[02:15] <bullgard4> '~$  which gnome-netstatus' does not produce any output. What is the name of the associated executable command?
[02:15] <amathis> I tried using the dpkg-reconfigure command and it didn't help the situation.
[02:16] <megaerathia> linux is a pain in the ass..
[02:16] <iamelite> mikegriffin: Im not sure what single user means.
[02:16] <amathis> I just wanna change my screen res without editing my xorg.conf file
[02:16] <PlasmaSheep> Could anyone tell me how to get the current temperature in conkyForecast?
[02:16] <iamelite> mikegriffin: and so help me god if you say "it means one user o_-" i will find you
[02:16] <tyabux> megaerathia, you've said several times that Vista caused this problem.
[02:17] <Skapare> megaerathia: I'm glad you let me know ... I've been wasting the last 16 years of my life, then
[02:17] <Pici> iamelite: That user is no longer here.
[02:17] <iamelite> Ah god...
[02:17] <Pici> !ot
[02:17] <megaerathia> Noone is a help here..
[02:17] <iamelite> Ok then ill start over
[02:17] <PlasmaSheep> !politeness | mikegriffin
[02:17] <amathis> megaerathia: some people can't be helped :)
[02:17] <Pici> !fixgrub | megaerathia start with this
[02:18] <iamelite> So i did chmod 666 and chown (username) on my home directory and i cant get into gnome ^_^. Please for the love of silicon someone tell me how to default it so i can get into it.
[02:18] <Skapare> megaerathia: I don't know what you are trying to accomplish (but keep in mind I'm new to Ubuntu ... been doing other Linux for years)
[02:18] <LjL> everyone keeps talking to mikegriffin, but he left 4 minutes ago
[02:18] <megaerathia> Been there, done that.
[02:18] <megaerathia> grub> find /grub/stage1
[02:18] <megaerathia> Error 15: File not found
[02:18] <darkorical> amathis try this link http://www.go2linux.org/changing-screen-resolution-from-command-line
[02:18] <tyabux> Skapare, Vista apparently deleted his grub, and that makes him angry with Linux.
[02:18] <wabash> Hey, sorry to crosspost... I need help setting up Java on ubuntu.
[02:18] <mobi-sheep> iamelite: Try chmod 755 /home/<your-user-name>
[02:18] <amathis> heh, can't click links, lemme get a pen
[02:19] <iamelite> alright ill give that a go
[02:19] <mobi-sheep> iamelite: Why did you chmod 666 for no reason?
[02:19] <iamelite> now im rebooting to linux
[02:19] <PlasmaSheep> Could anyone tell me how to get the current temperature in conkyForecast?
[02:19] <Skapare> megaerathia: this is you doing a manual install of grub at the command line?
[02:19] <megaerathia> What do you mean?
[02:19] <Pici> PlasmaSheep: Have you tried asking in #conky, I suspect they'd be better at answer that than we would.
[02:20] <PlasmaSheep> Pici: #conky is usually deserted, but I'll check.
[02:20] <PlasmaSheep> Pici: #conky is usually deserted, but I'll check.
[02:20] <PlasmaSheep> oops
[02:20] <Skapare> megaerathia: you gave what looks to me like a command inside a grub prompt ... how did you get there (e.g. what are you trying to accomplish being doing that)
[02:20] <megaerathia> Terminal > sudo grub
[02:21] <megaerathia> I'm trying to "fix" being able to start atleast one OS
[02:21] <ohzie> megaerathia, always always always back up your grub conf, for future reference.
[02:21] <megaerathia> And that is?
[02:21] <megaerathia> I just installed it...
[02:22] <Skapare> megaerathia: at the shell prompt (before grub) can you do "ls -ld /grub/stage1" ?
[02:22] <megaerathia> I just installed Linux and I'm already busy with it for over 8 hours, it's 4 am now..
[02:22] <DavidK999> Hello everyone
[02:22] <DM2303> hi
[02:22] <megaerathia> ls: cannot access /grub/stage1: No such file or directory
[02:22] <Quotey> megaerathia: that's the fun of it!
[02:22] <megaerathia> When you have school at 6:30 that is
[02:23] <usr13> megaerathia: You started too late!  :)
[02:23] <tyabux> megaerathia, if it was a new install, why don't you just reinstall ubuntu, making sure not to run Vista recovery again?
[02:23] <eternaljoy> is Ubuntu 9.04 released this week?
[02:23] <Skapare> megaerathia: well there is no such file ... did you have a reason for doing "find" (inside grub) on that particular file name?
[02:23] <mobi-sheep> eternaljoy: April 23.
[02:23] <eternaljoy> mobi-sheep: thanks
[02:23] <megaerathia> That's the problem, I can't.
[02:23] <Skapare> megaerathia: oh, you let vista mangle it?  hmmm ... for dual-boot, need to install windows first, then linux
[02:24] <iamelite> OK!!!
[02:24] <iamelite> So
[02:24] <megaerathia> If I try the only thing that happens are, multiple beeps, and it won't install. It will show a checklist
[02:24] <iamelite> I dunno who that guy was... Buy whoever told me to CHMOD 755...
[02:24] <megaerathia> Vista came with the computer I bought...
[02:24] <DavidK999> I had a quick question - I was looking to install a package called netkit-ntalk (a talk daemon) in Jaunty.. but it does not find a package of that name anymore. How can I find out for sure if it has been removed from Ubuntu?
[02:24] <iamelite> I will have your babies
[02:24] <megaerathia> If I were to choose an OS I were to go with 98 or xp..
[02:24] <guessing> NExt time, setup the HD first, with seperate partitions using a prog like Gparted
[02:24] <Skapare> megaerathia: did you get a recovery disk from the computer seller?
[02:24] <guessing> One NTFS, the other linux native
[02:24] <mobi-sheep> iamelite: Ok. Bend down then.
[02:24] <megaerathia> No.
[02:24] <eseven73> !ot
[02:24] <megaerathia> That's on the disk.
[02:25] <Quotey> megaerathia: can you say your problem again? i just joined and i setup a dual boot recently
[02:25] <megaerathia> When I start my computer I don't get a boot loader, It goes right in the grub command line.
[02:25] <rhsanborn> I installed ubuntu server 8.10, how do I configure it to get a dhcp address on boot?
[02:25] <Pici> !guidelines
[02:25] <guessing> try 'find kernel'
[02:25] <Skapare> Quotey: he got a computer with vista pre-installed, no recovery disk, installed linux, grub goofed up somewhere maybe mangled by vista, now it won't boot
[02:25] <MindStab> anybody know how I can get TS2 to work w/ the ALSA mixer.  I installed aoss, and ran aoss teamspeak but it says: ERROR: ld.so: object '/usr/$LIB/libaoss.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
[02:25] <MindStab> Runtime error   0 at F39FD2C0
[02:25] <Doitle> have him do fixmbr from a recovery console
[02:26] <Skapare> megaerathia: do you know what partitions are on the disk?
[02:26] <megaerathia> grub> find kernel
[02:26] <megaerathia> Error 15: File not found
[02:26] <megaerathia> Ofcourse I do..
[02:26] <mobi-sheep> rhsanborn: Read this --> http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/change-ubuntu-server-from-dhcp-to-a-static-ip-address/
[02:26] <guessing> runtime errors indicate software, try another package
[02:26] <Quotey> ouch. my problem was getting vista to show up in grub, not show up at all. :/
[02:26] <Skapare> megaerathia: try:  find vmlinuz
[02:26] <iamelite> Now if only someone solved the "my webcam lags to the point of freezing my Virtualization is windows XP Virtual, but in Vista it runs smooth for 5 minutes to an hour then crashes for no (The following statement has been censored for sensitive viewers)
[02:26] <guessing> bad there mega.
[02:26] <tyabux> megaerathia, are you trying to make it difficult for people to help you?
[02:26] <guessing> Something didn't install correctly, as you assumed.
[02:26] <megaerathia> Are you trying to make it difficult for me?
[02:26] <guessing> No.
[02:26] <rhsanborn> mobi-sheep, tyvm
[02:27] <mobi-sheep> rhsanborn: Welcomed.
[02:27] <guessing> look in /boot/grub
[02:27] <guessing> with a livecd
[02:27] <usr13> megaerathia: probably only needs to repair grub?
[02:27] <MindStab> guessing:  are you talking to me?
[02:27] <tyabux> megaerathia, no. I _was_ trying to help you.
[02:27] <megaerathia> grub> find vmlinuz
[02:27] <megaerathia> Error 15: File not found
[02:27] <guessing> should be around 10 files, if not probs
[02:27] <megaerathia> FYI, I'm running linux using the live cd.
[02:27] <Skapare> megaerathia: what you need to do right now is take a deep breath ... there is no instant answer to this ... some experts can figure it out by they need info about your computer setup that you may not know
[02:27] <guessing> OK.
[02:28] <guessing> You could search the inet for "automated GRUB installation:
[02:28] <Perspione> Hi, does anyone know how to install Lua?
[02:28] <guessing> What I'd do.
[02:28] <MindStab> ok
[02:28] <Doitle> Is there a way to see what ports are in use?
[02:28] <MrKlown> hey i just installed aMule for ubuntu and i keep getting a low id... do i have to configure a firewall on this machine because this is a fresh install of ubuntu and i am lost lol
[02:28] <megaerathia> I have one partition with the back up for vista install, one partition with the vista OS, one partition for raid 0 configuration, one partition with linux, one partition with linux swap file.
[02:28] <Doitle> My program keeps failing to bind even when another copy of it is not running
[02:28] <usr13> Doitle: nmap from another machine
[02:28] <DavidK999> Is anyone else able to see netkit-ntalk package with apt? I just am looking for a verification that it's been removed because I have an open bug about it..
[02:28] <guessing> Should show in menu.lst in the dir i gave.
[02:29] <mrwes> guessing, try  find /boot/grub/stage1
[02:29] <bullgard4> '~$  which gnome-netstatus' does not produce any output. What is the name of the associated executable command?
[02:29] <mobi-sheep> iamelite: I helped you out with that 755.  Learn chmod.  It's related to write/read/execute permission.  What you did was turn off execution so nothing could be launched in /home/<your-username>
[02:29] <guessing> netmon -o=NULL>crt
[02:30] <Skapare> megaerathia: try:  chainloader (hd0,0)
[02:30] <megaerathia> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ chainloader (hd0,0)
[02:30] <megaerathia> bash: syntax error near unexpected token `hd0,0'
[02:30] <Skapare> megaerathia: do it in grub
[02:30] <Perspione> I tried using the liblua5.1-0-dev package, but when I compiled a test program, it gave me an error saying "error: lua.h: No such file or directory". If someone knows whats going on, please help!
[02:30] <megaerathia> Right, lol.
[02:30] <Skapare> megaerathia: you have ubuntu up and running, right?
[02:31] <Skapare> megaerathia: hold on that command
[02:31] <megaerathia> grub> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ chainloader (hd0,0)
[02:31] <megaerathia> Error 27: Unrecognized command
[02:31] <megaerathia> grub> bash: syntax error near unexpected token `hd0,0'
[02:31] <megaerathia> Error 27: Unrecognized command
[02:31] <FloodBot3> megaerathia: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:31] <MrKlown> i am so confused right now :(
[02:31] <Skapare> megaerathia: I thought you were at the boot prompt, not the grub installer
[02:31] <PerryArmstrong> hey is it safe to upgrade to jaunty...since i m facing driver related problems in intrepid
[02:31] <megaerathia> From the live cd, yes.
[02:31] <mrwes> megaerathia, try  find /boot/grub/stage1
[02:31] <megaerathia> Tried that over 10 times now..
[02:31] <mobi-sheep> PerryArmstrong: Nothing is ever safe.
[02:31] <mrwes> and?
[02:31] <mrwes> not found?
[02:31] <megaerathia> No.
[02:31] <Skapare> megaerathia: how far do you get when you just let the hard drive boot?
[02:31] <usser> Perspione, #include <lua5.1/lua.h>
[02:31] <bullgard4> PerryArmstrong: No.
[02:31] <megaerathia> It goes to the grub command line, further nothing.
[02:32] <Kattollikisd> where I can find the last beta version of amarok? :S
[02:32] <PerryArmstrong> bullgard4; any reasons??
[02:32] <megaerathia> Show's manufacturer, shows some data, then goes to grub
[02:32] <Skapare> megaerathia: then boot the hard drive, get that grub prompt ... then do:  chainloader (hd0,0)
[02:32] <usr13> MrKlown: What are you onfused about?
[02:32] <megaerathia> Probably won't work, I'll try.
[02:32] <MrKlown> well my sister only uses my computer for myspace/yoville... i load up myspace ok that's fine then i go to yoville and the page is distorted a bit
[02:33] <MrKlown> and the yoville flash game does not work, can't get past 'start'
[02:33] <TarBar> I've got a problem where I can't use sudo at all that includes updates etc it gives the error output: sudo: must be setuid root. I've tracked it back to /usr not being owned by root but my account name.
[02:33] <AJNpa28> is there a reason why all the changes i make from bash are lost when i reboot?
[02:33] <AAA28> hey guys can someone tell me what do u i have to install so i can use cool theme and what's best out there i'm running in gnome
[02:33] <MrKlown> using firefox, that's what we used on windows
[02:33] <Perspione> usser, thanks, that almost worked. Now ld is giving me an error: "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -llua"
[02:33] <bullgard4> PerryArmstrong: Yes. Foremost, it is not yet released. Secondly, please read http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/jaunty/beta.
[02:34] <garslo> AJNpa28: what kind of changes do you mean?
[02:34] <usser> Perspione, usually its the case sensitivity that screws things up, try -lLua or -lLUA or -lua5.1
[02:34] <Gobby> Check
[02:34] <rainwalker> somehow around 20 GB of data spontaneously disappeared from my external hard drive, and this was after I installed GVFS updates this morning...any tips/explanations/advice?
[02:34] <AJNpa28> anything i do in the file system
[02:35] <hamburglar> why does it keep saying sudo: ./: command not found ???
[02:35] <hamburglar> i can't run my binary
[02:35] <MrKlown> starting to wonder if i am going to be able to handle ubuntu... things were all going smooth earlier and for the most part i find a lot of things easier to do on here than windows but i can't get amule to work or this yoville crap my sister needs
[02:35] <garslo> AJNpa28: do you have a specific example?
[02:35] <mobi-sheep> MrKlown: You're using amd64?
[02:35] <bullgard4> rainwalker: Try to find these 20 GB using command-line tools.
[02:35] <garslo> hamburglar: what's the command you're typing?
[02:35] <MrKlown> mobi i don't know lol
[02:36] <hamburglar> sudo ./
[02:36] <hamburglar> you know..
[02:36] <rainwalker> bullgard4: I did, and it's not...anywhere? I even plugged the drive into a windows computer
[02:36] <hamburglar> like when you have some file named my_file.bin
[02:36] <hamburglar> and you run it like ./ my_file.bin
[02:36] <MrKlown> i know my computer is 32 bit
[02:36] <hamburglar> when you're in the directory it's in
[02:36] <garslo> hamburglar: ok, you'd need to type sudo ./my_file.bin
[02:36] <hamburglar> garslo
[02:36] <hamburglar> i just said that didn't work :/
[02:36] <T1ku5> Hi
[02:36] <[person]> hamburglar, no space between ./ and your file
[02:36] <[person]> ./configure
[02:36] <crackintosh> Im getting no video on jaunty, any ideas?
[02:36] <MrKlown> but yoville should still load correctly, i installed adobe flash just fine
[02:37] <hamburglar> doesn't work
[02:37] <rww> crackintosh: For Jaunty (9.04) questions and support, please ask in in #ubuntu+1, thanks :)
[02:37] <Perspione> usser, -Llua works, thanks for the help!
[02:37] <AJNpa28> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1127710
[02:37] <mobi-sheep> MrKlown: I learned something new --> The keyword yoville
[02:37] <usser> Perspione, -Llua ?
[02:37] <usser> Perspione, hm
[02:37] <hamburglar> sudo ./my_file.bin     sudo ./my_file    sudo sh my_file.bin     sudo sh my_file etc etc etc etc none of them work
[02:38] <TarBar> I've got a problem where I can't use sudo at all that includes updates etc it gives the error output: sudo: must be setuid root. I've tracked it back to /usr not being owned by root but my account name.
[02:38] <hamburglar> is there some bug where it can't be in your home folder?
[02:38] <hamburglar> when you use the sh and ./ commands
[02:38] <garslo> AJNpa28: sorry, i've never messed with wubi, no idea
[02:38] <Skapare> TarBar: boot a live CD, access the HD manually, fix it
[02:38] <usr13> TarBar: Have you added a new user to this machine?
[02:39] <A_finalx> hamburglar:ls -l yourfile.bin
[02:39] <usr13> TarBar: Have you added a new user to this machine? Do you have two user accounts?
[02:39] <TarBar> Skapare, I'm using wubi.. I don't think that would work.
[02:39] <TarBar> usr13, Nope.
[02:39] <megaerathia> Filename must be either an absolute pathname or blocklist
[02:39] <hamburglar> hehe ok it's not permissioned to me
[02:39] <syntax\> can i extend my swap partition/
[02:39] <usr13> TarBar: Do as Skapare said.
[02:39] <Skapare> TarBar: if the /usr is not owned by root, that's a way to go in and change it
[02:40] <[person]> syntax\, yes, you can use gparted to do that
[02:40] <PerryArmstrong> bullgard4; ohh thank you....i had faced many driver problems...with hardy i never got these problems and i got them in intrepid...the problem is with screen resolution with old monitors..... anyways you can have a look at my problem here...and post anything that you might know  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1115684
[02:40] <megaerathia> Gave this error now: Filename must be either an absolute pathname or blocklist
[02:40] <Doitle> Is there any way to see the ports in use without using another computer?
[02:40] <PerryArmstrong> bullgard4; i am leaving for college now...so if there's any mssage you might want to leave you can do that in the ubuntuforums
[02:40] <hamburglar> bah
[02:40] <syntax\> [person]: would it destroy any data what so ever ?
[02:41] <Skapare> megaerathia: OK, then it will require multiple commands ... pls wait I'll look up
[02:41] <garslo> Doitle: netstat -atun
[02:41] <TarBar> Skapare:But I'm using wubi and it's installed differently than a proper installation of ubuntu?
[02:41] <hamburglar> now there's no error but it does nothing when i run it :(
[02:41] <bullgard4> rainwalker: It is rather unlikely that 20 GB disappear completely after installing GVFS updates. You probably did not use suitable disk analyzing tools when you put your hard drive into a Windows computer. --  Try to remember what the contents was of those 20 GB, and then try to do some snooping for them using Ubuntu disk analysis tools.
[02:41] <skiix> dont you hate when your fucking a girl in the ass and she is like "stop! stop! I'm only 13"..just happened to me. That is the last time I fuck my sister.
[02:41] <Doitle> Ah so there IS something running on port 88 but I dont know what...
[02:41] <usr13> Doitle: netstat -pantu
[02:41] <PlasmaSheep> skiix: GTFO.
[02:41] <usr13> Doitle: or as garslo said...
[02:41] <Doitle> the program id is 0...? hmm
[02:42] <[person]> syntax\, depends on if you have some unallocated space, but why do you want to incrase your swap partition? you don't really need anything bigger than 256mb
[02:42] <skiix> PlasmaSheep like jello?
[02:42] <skiix> because if you dont shut your whore mouth I will make sure thats the only thing you'll be able to eat the next 12 weeks.
[02:42] <PlasmaSheep> skiix: Just leave.
[02:42] <skiix> capiche?
[02:42] <PlasmaSheep> You can't hurt me through the monitor.
[02:42] <PlasmaSheep> So leave.
[02:42] <usser> !op
[02:43] <Skapare> megaerathia: do you know for sure which partition windows is on?
[02:43] <skiix> usser lets not be a bitch
[02:43] <andruk> !emergency
[02:43] <[person]> syntax\, you would have to resize another partition to make room to increase your swap
[02:43] <PlasmaSheep> skiix: Speak for yourself.
[02:43] <jrib> guys, grow up.  Keep it about support so I don't have to do anything.
[02:43] <megaerathia> Yes.
[02:43] <Skapare> megaerathia: which partition?
[02:43] <TarBar> jrib! You were helping me yesterday but left ):
[02:43] <megaerathia> It's supposed to be on the second partition.
[02:43] <mobi-sheep> I have a terminal client on my phone.  I was wondering what kind of services (I wanted to avoid sshing my own machine for irssi) is there for me to "ssh" in and use IRC from there?
[02:43] <jrib> TarBar: yeah sorry had to go.  Did you sort it out?
[02:43] <megaerathia> Cause the restore was on the first partition
[02:43] <TarBar> Nope :S
[02:43] <LjL> !feeding the troll
[02:43] <TarBar> However
[02:43] <sah-work> dumb question maybe, anyway to see what the recommend packages where after you installed.
[02:43] <MrKlown> does ubuntu come installed 8.10 with a firewall turned on and if so how do i access it?
[02:44] <PlasmaSheep> That !op command is useful. Thanks, jrib.
[02:44] <hamburglar>  error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5
[02:44] <hamburglar> what does that mean?
[02:44] <jrib> PlasmaSheep: LjL did the work :)
[02:44] <TarBar> I have found out that the whole /usr file is owned by my account name and not root.
[02:44] <rndm> i had something strange happen today, can anyone explain this? while sshing (inside of gnome-terminal), i all of a sudden got a dialog box asking for the ssh password. any idea what would cause that?
[02:44] <syntax\> i cloned an ubuntu install into 40x workstations. im not just sure if the swap partition stayed as ease or it increased or decrease via percentage
[02:44] <A_finalx> hamburglar:do you have install that libraries?
[02:44] <PlasmaSheep> Ah, yes. Missed that part.
[02:44] <usr13> Doitle: What are you trying to do?  (Or not do..?)
[02:44] <rndm> i'm using the jaunty beta
[02:44] <hamburglar> is it in build-essentail?
[02:44] <hamburglar> essential*
[02:44] <usser> MrKlown, it comes with a firewall but its off by default
[02:45] <fbc-mx> How can I adjust how soon the gnome-power-manager goes yellow? My laptop still has an hour and 45 minutes of life left in it and the logo is already yellow. I can see the parameter in gconf-editor, but don't know which ones to change.
[02:45] <A_finalx> hamburglar: try to install g++
[02:45] <usser> !iptables | MrKlown
[02:45] <syntax\> [person]: i cloned an ubuntu install into 40x workstations. im not just sure if the swap partition stayed as ease or it increased or decrease via percentage. the base install was from a 10gb hard drive, i cloned it to different machines with diff specs / hdd sizes :) from 20 - 80 gb.
[02:45] <hamburglar> that's in build essential right?
[02:45] <hamburglar> i installed build-essential
[02:45] <TarBar> jrib: It looks like I now need to change the whole /usr directory to root because it isn't..
[02:45] <MrKlown> ty usser
[02:45] <usser> !info ufw | MrKlown
[02:45] <mrwes> Firestater is outdated, use Gufw
[02:45] <rww> rndm: There's a graphical interface to ssh-agent that does that. I forget its name, though.
[02:45] <usr13> MrKlown: Ubuntu dous not come with a firewall installed.  YOu can install firestarter if you want tho.
[02:45] <MrKlown> i am confused then
[02:45] <PlasmaSheep> Well, I will go now.
[02:45] <A_finalx> hamburglar:you can see what't in package "build-essential"
[02:45] <PlasmaSheep> Bye everyone.
[02:45] <usr13> mrwes: I stand corrected.
[02:46] <mrwes> user13: wrong...the firewall IS installed
[02:46] <MrKlown> because amule keeps saying i have a low id because i am behind a firewall
[02:46] <A_finalx> i think libtdc++ is not in it
[02:46] <Skapare> megaerathia: OK ... two commands (in quotes) are ... "root (hd0,1)" and "chainloader +1"
[02:46] <usr13> mrwes: What is the name of the firewall?
[02:46] <mrwes> iptables is installed on default
[02:46] <usser> MrKlown, are you behind a router?
[02:46] <usr13> mrwes: iptables is not a firewall.
[02:46] <peregrine81J> good as a firewall
[02:46] <megaerathia> both dont do anything, skapare
[02:46] <A_finalx> usr13:do you mean firestarter?
[02:46] <Skapare> megaerathia: so don't type the quotes ... just the commands in the quotes
[02:46] <MrKlown> yeah it is mrwes but it also allows all access to begin with so that shouldn't be bothering
[02:46] <rndm> rwrw so that's normal?
[02:47] <usr13> A_finalx: Yes firestarter
[02:47] <MrKlown> usser i am but i made no changes to my router
[02:47] <[person]> syntax\, you'll only lose any data that is being resized over, so if you only had ubuntu installed and no data whatsoever, as long as there was enough space to allow for resizing any partition, it will not interfere with the data
[02:47] <MrKlown> i used limewire fine on windows
[02:47] <A_finalx> usr13:so install it :)
[02:47] <Skapare> megaerathia: if it fails, try variations:  (hd0,0) and (hd0,2)
[02:47] <tt5786> hey guys i pluged my USB into ubuntu and i cant get the pirmissions onto it
[02:47] <mrwes> MrKlown, correct, are you port forwarding for amule?
[02:47] <usr13> That is what I said firestarter
[02:47] <tt5786> use frostwire its free and better
[02:47] <usser> MrKlown, limewire does some pnp magic, emule/amule doesnt
[02:47] <Perspione> usser, nevermind, I was too quick to say it worked, it gave me an error when I actually added a few lines to the code (instead of just return 0). I got it working with "-Llua5.1". Again, thanks for the help.
[02:47] <megaerathia> Already tried many differend
[02:47] <usser> MrKlown, you have to manually forward emule ports in the router to your machine
[02:47] <MrKlown> no mrwes and i would but how do i figure out which port needs forwarded?
[02:47] <Skapare> megaerathia: if any of these bring up windows, then we at least learn where windows is
[02:47] <megaerathia> hd 0,1 0,2 0,3 0,4 1,0
[02:47] <hamburglar> http://packages.ubuntu.com/feisty/libstdc++6 = error :(
[02:48] <megaerathia> None worked.
[02:48] <mrwes> ufw or Gufw is now the perferred app for firewall
[02:48] <MrKlown> lol i doubt there is a linux version of limewire
[02:48] <MrKlown> i need something 'simple'
[02:48] <tt5786> there is of frostwire
[02:48] <rm```> there should be, it's a java app
[02:48] <A_finalx> hamburglar: apt-get install g++
[02:48] <usser> Perspione, it should be -llua5.1 actually
[02:48] <Skapare> megaerathia: which partition did you install ubuntu on?
[02:48] <tt5786> www.frostwire.com
[02:48] <mrwes> MrKlown, couldn't tell ya, I use torrent clients :)
[02:48] <MrKlown> woot tt ty
[02:48] <megaerathia> I don't remember.
[02:48] <usser> !info frostwire | MrKlown
[02:48] <usser> MrKlown, aw anyway google frostwire
[02:48] <hamburglar> A_finalx 0 updated 0 installed etc. etc.
[02:49] <MrKlown> yeah i am downloading it now
[02:49] <A_finalx> :(
[02:49] <MrKlown> woohoo
[02:49] <Skapare> megaerathia: I hope you didn't overwrite windows ... if you did you'll need to contact your computer manufacturer to get a recovery disk
[02:49] <tt5786> down load it it has a .deb use the package installer to installer to install it works perfict
[02:49] <MrKlown> amule is just a tad too complicated for me, i was a microsoft dude up until today so this is all a bit daunting
[02:49] <megaerathia> It didn't cause it showed two Window vista longhorn's when booting before.
[02:49] <MrKlown> yeah tt that's what i am doing now thanks :)
[02:49] <tt5786> ok cool
[02:50] <Skapare> megaerathia: just showing that they exist doesn't mean they are not corrupted by an overwrite
[02:50] <hamburglar> it says i have libstdc++6
[02:50] <hamburglar> in my package manager
[02:50] <MrKlown> now i've heard this, no idea how true it is that technically it is harder to get viruses on a linux machine yes
[02:50] <tt5786> can any one tell me why this gets said bash: /dev/sdb1: Permission denied
[02:50] <mrwes> blah....Mrklown use Deluge or Transmission
[02:50] <rww> !viruses | MrKlown
[02:50] <TarBar> Skapare: If I boot a live CD, What should I do to fix the ownership?
[02:50] <rww> !virus | MrKlown
[02:50] <rww> silly plurals
[02:50] <A_finalx> hamburglar: do you have gui? maybe you can install an older version of libtdc++
[02:50]  * usser its virii silly :P
[02:50] <rainwalker> bullgard4: are there any tools in particular you would recommend? or any ideas as to why this would have happened in the first place? it's formatted as boring ol' FAT32
[02:50] <Skapare> TarBar: go into terminal and do:  df
[02:50] <lp84> just got disk boot failure after installing ubuntu server, did i do something wrong?
[02:51] <megaerathia> It's not corrupted, cause linux won't boot either.
[02:51] <megaerathia> Only give me rapid internal speaker beeps
[02:51] <MrKlown> yeah i still think it has to be a lot harder to get a virus on ubuntu than linux lol
[02:51] <TarBar> mmm
[02:51] <hamburglar> a_finalx gui?
[02:51] <MrKlown> errr
[02:51] <lp84> installation looked successful
[02:51] <MrKlown> than windows
[02:51] <A_finalx> hamburglar:X
[02:51] <TarBar> Skapare: Done.
[02:51] <hamburglar> sounds ambiguous. i am certainly using a gui
[02:51] <Skapare> TarBar: see if the hard drive is mounted ... if not, you'll need to mount it ... but accessing it from the desktop could accomplish that for you
[02:51] <Skapare> TarBar: once you have the hard drive mounted, do "ls -ld /usr" to verify what state it is in
[02:51] <Skapare> TarBar: err, hold
[02:52] <TarBar> lol
[02:52] <TarBar> k
[02:52] <Skapare> TarBar: depends on the mount point ... the mount point path plus "/usr"
[02:52] <MrKlown> ahhh bless, frostwire is just like limewire, finally something that looks like i remember lol
[02:52] <Skapare> TarBar: if ls shows it as a non-root user as you suspect, do:  chown 0:0 /mount/point/usr
[02:53] <mrwes> MrKlown, check your private messages :)
[02:53] <Skapare> TarBar: also check the permissions/mode
[02:53] <Dougshell> hey if one were to upgrade to ext4 (ext3 forced to ext4) would you see performance increase. or is it only for new files
[02:53] <usser> Dougshell, new files only
[02:53] <Dougshell> how must faster is it for those new files...
[02:53] <TarBar> Argh
[02:54] <TarBar> I might just reinstall.
[02:54] <Dougshell> ie is it worth doing a reinstall
[02:54] <usser> Dougshell, i didnt notice any difference
[02:54] <A_finalx> hamburglar::) search in your package manger "libtdc++" if you can found that libtdc++.so.5 version, you can install it
[02:54] <Skapare> TarBar: one of the tests I do when I teach sysadmin class is changing / itself to non-execute ... the error messages get really baffling :)
[02:54] <TarBar> lol
[02:54] <Gobby> how do i setup the download part of xchat so i can get a picture from another computer but we hav the same ip?
[02:54] <Tony_r> How can i get com 1 to work on virtualbox?
[02:54] <usser> Dougshell, you could convert it ext4 then boot jaunty livecd and copy ALL the files on the hdd and back again
[02:54] <usser> Dougshell, that'll get it all converted
[02:54] <Skapare> TarBar: if it's just wrong owner on /usr this is easy to fix ... just got to look in the right place
[02:55] <tt5786> lol hope you enjoy MrKlown
[02:55] <TarBar> I can't mount my HD's though
[02:55] <Dougshell> copy it to where ...like extenal hdd
[02:55] <TarBar> It's strange.
[02:55] <usr13> Gobby: could you re-state your question?
[02:55] <Skapare> TarBar: it's hard for me to see what you see
[02:55] <Gobby> Hmm, sure
[02:55] <usser> Dougshell, yea something like that, or over network, just somewhere
[02:55] <TarBar> Indeed.
[02:55] <usser> Dougshell, back up first
[02:55] <Skapare> TarBar: what did you do when it can't mount HD ?
[02:55] <Dougshell> ok i c
[02:55] <Gobby> Okay, what i am trying to do is get another picture off of another computer in my own household, but we have the same ip. how would i set this up?
[02:56] <Dougshell> i have about 400gm of music and videos it woudl take to long
[02:56] <baz> whats a good way to make a program start at boot on ubuntu SERVER
[02:56] <TarBar> Well I could click on system and select the HD name but now when i do that nothing happens as well as network, connect to server etc.
[02:56] <Dougshell> maybe i need to set up a seperate home partition
[02:56] <Dougshell> i have been meaning to do that
[02:56] <usr13> Gobby: 2 computers can not have the same IP address.
[02:56] <Dougshell> what is the best way to do that without a reinstall
[02:56] <megaerathia> Yay I'm playing  gnometris, cause that's the only thing I can do since linux screwed up my computer.
[02:56] <Gobby> We are connected to one internet ip.
[02:56] <Skapare> TarBar: then do it from terminal ... do you know the /dev name the HD is at?  usually /dev/hda or /dev/sda
[02:57] <lp84> what can i do when it says boot disk failure after a successful ubuntu install?
[02:57] <Skapare> TarBar: in terminal if the live CD, do:  sudo /bin/bash
[02:57] <TarBar> /dev/sda returns permission denied.
[02:57] <Skapare> if=of
[02:57] <byby> Hello, do you know where can i buy hard disk with encryption? and there is an such hard drive that isn't mechanical?
[02:57] <ugliefrog> Setup is on a network
[02:57] <Skapare> TarBar: need to sudo to do this stuff ... sudo /bin/bash ... that gets a root shell
[02:58] <usr13> Gobby: You mean our outside IP is the same?  [... as in...... NOt the inside [LAN] IP.]
[02:58] <TarBar> Oh
[02:58] <Gobby> Yes, i think so.
[02:58] <h00k> byby, google Solid State drives, they are a bit more expensive but they are available
[02:58] <megaerathia> So how do I go about fixing this problem?
[02:58] <TarBar> I have no idea how to mount ubuntu (wubi)  using a live cd
[02:59] <usr13> Gobby: scp user@192.168.x.x:/home/user/filename.jpg .
[02:59] <h00k> !truecrypt | byby
[02:59] <Skapare> megaerathia: I'm guessing you need to restore Windows at least ... but maybe it is already there and you just need to fixup the grub config
[02:59] <psychic> how do i clear my swap? my computer has slowed down again
[02:59] <Skapare> TarBar: once you have the /dev name and which partition, I can tell you how
[03:00] <Skapare> TarBar: else we explore and find it
[03:00] <usr13> psychic: I don't think that is the problem.
[03:00] <lp84> can someone help me please
[03:00] <TarBar> Ok :)
[03:00] <megaerathia> Yeah but how do I restore the config.
[03:00] <Skapare> TarBar: do this:   cat /proc/partitions
[03:00] <psychic> o?
[03:00] <megaerathia> Cause the windows restore is on a partition.
[03:00] <psychic> whats ur thoughts?
[03:00] <TarBar> Should I paste it in pastebin mate?
[03:00] <Skapare> megaerathia: windows restore is half useless because it requires windows to boot to restore
[03:00] <usr13> psychic: How do you know your computer has slowed down>?
[03:01] <psychic> its not as responsive
[03:01] <Skapare> TarBar: how many device names have NO number on the end?
[03:01] <usr13> psychic: top
[03:01] <psychic> its obvious if ur on it daily
[03:01] <Skapare> TarBar: /dev/hda?  /dev/sda?  /dev/sdb?
[03:01] <psychic> top what
[03:01] <psychic> ?
[03:01] <usr13> psychic: from terminal window issue command "top"
[03:01] <TarBar> There ones
[03:01] <TarBar> *one
[03:02] <psychic> no sudo or anything just top
[03:02] <TarBar> There is a sda, sda1,sda3,sda5,loop0
[03:02] <usr13> psychic: Observe
[03:02] <Skapare> megaerathia: I can't tell you how to restore windows from the restore partition ... maybe the #windows people can
[03:02] <psychic> observing...
[03:02] <megaerathia> i hate linux with my heart now
[03:02] <usr13> megaerathia: Why?
[03:02] <Crooper> is there a way to sync music to an ipod?
[03:03] <Skapare> TarBar: OK ... then do this:   mkdir /tmp/sda1 ; mount /dev/sda1 /tmp/sda1
[03:03] <usr13> megaerathia: What is the problem?
[03:03] <alex_> i tried installing java_ee_sdk-5_07-linux.bin  but then all it does is give me a message saying "removing temporary files" and then the process starts sleeping
[03:03] <alex_> what is going on?
[03:03] <alex_> i have to kill the process to get rid of it
[03:03] <Skapare> usr13: dual-boot install gone bad ... can't boot
[03:03] <TarBar>  Skapare: mount: only root can do that.
[03:03] <Skapare> usr13: he doesn't have a recovery CD either
[03:04] <Skapare> TarBar: did you do:  sudo /bin/bash
[03:04] <TarBar> Oh shit
[03:04] <usr13> Skapare: He does not have the install CD any more?
[03:04] <TarBar> Am i meant to be on the live cd?
[03:04] <Skapare> TarBar: if not, do that and redo the previous
[03:04] <usr13> Skapare: He dies  not have any bootable Linux CD?
[03:04] <Skapare> usr13: maybe never did ... my sister-in-law's Acer box with Vista doesn't have one ... they want $40 to order one
[03:04] <alex_> http://pastie.org/388826
[03:04] <alex_> this is basically the error i'm getting
[03:05] <usr13> Skapare: Oh, for vista?
[03:05] <TarBar> Skapare: I do all this on the live cd right?
[03:05] <megaerathia> I have an acer also..
[03:05] <Skapare> usr13: he has XP ... just saying that some manufacturers cut pricing by not including a restore CD most people end up losing
[03:05] <Mike_lifeguard> Hi folks. I've connected a USB device to my laptop & it is not being recognized. It's listed in lsusb, but nowhere else. Should I be trying to mount it manually, or should it Just Work?
[03:05] <Skapare> TarBar: yes
[03:06] <alex_> ugh
[03:06] <DiecastMessiah> hailz all
[03:06] <TarBar> I don't have any dics around to burn a ubuntu would another distro work?
[03:06] <alex_> i hate installing java on ubuntu
[03:06] <lp84> what can i do when it says boot disk failure after a successful ubuntu install?
[03:06] <alex_> why doesn't it just work. i install it on windows so easy :(
[03:06] <Skapare> alex_: then don't
[03:06] <usr13> Skapare: Oh, I konw.  I've helped lots of folks out with OEM XP CD that I keep on hand.
[03:06] <jrib> alex_: should be one click in synaptic
[03:06] <DiecastMessiah> there are Deb packages that are easy to install java
[03:07] <alex_> install java se the SDK JDK etc thing?
[03:07] <Anon_> NIGGERS
[03:07] <DiecastMessiah> But anyone here using xfce4???
[03:07] <tt57861> how do i change my permissions so i dont get bash: /dev/sdb: Permission denied when i try and do something with the USB stick
[03:07] <tt57861>  
[03:07] <usr13> Skapare: They almost always lose it anyway
[03:07] <Skapare> usr13: maybe 5% to 10% of people ever need/want the recovery CD ... and 80% of those have already lost/misplaced it by the time to use it
[03:08] <jrib> tt57861: what exactly are yo udoing?
[03:08] <alex_> is it java-common?
[03:08] <tt57861> trying to put a grub boot loader on it
[03:08] <jrib> !java > alex_
[03:08] <Skapare> usr13: so very little value to including it with a computer that has retail price pressures
[03:08] <Dougshell> wow...never knew hwo much of a pain this iphone would be
[03:08] <Dougshell> LOL
[03:08] <SirManderbean> SPAMMING
[03:09] <Dougshell> the whole repository concept is cool, but when every piece of software is in a differnt source...wtf
[03:09] <Dougshell> LOL
[03:09] <jrib> Dougshell: it's not
[03:09] <Skapare> TarBar: what bootable distro live CD do you have handy?
[03:09] <TarBar> umm
[03:09] <TarBar> knoppex
[03:09] <Dougshell> its not what
[03:09] <oospunkey> if sudo fdisk -l comes up with nothing does that mean my hard drive is dead?
[03:09] <Skapare> TarBar: or can your computer boot from a USB key or SD card that you could write an image to?
[03:10] <rm```> alex_ sun-java6-jdk or openjdk-6-jdk might be what you're looking for
[03:10] <DiecastMessiah> I have a problem with my panels on xfce4 ... i can open it with the termial but as soon as i close the termal the panel stops running again..
[03:10] <SirManderbean> Penises
[03:10] <TarBar> Yeah possibly.
[03:10] <DiecastMessiah> and no idea what the settings file name is to delete and see that will fixed it
[03:10] <DansTheMan> Excuse me, could i please have some assistance with installing Ubuntu?
[03:10] <TarBar> Skapare: Is knoppix no good?
[03:11] <jrib> DansTheMan: best to just ask your question
[03:11] <DansTheMan> ok
[03:11] <Skapare> DansTheMan: do you love close to me, I can come over and do it for you
[03:11] <DansTheMan> Well, i want to keep windows and linux on
[03:11] <Skapare> TarBar: sure ... just find a way to get to a terminal ... just be pretty much the same
[03:11] <DansTheMan> Skapare: Where are you?
[03:11] <DansTheMan> but
[03:11] <TarBar> Ok
[03:11] <Skapare> DansTheMan: USA
[03:11] <TarBar> Brb gonna get irc on another computer.
[03:11] <DansTheMan> Skapare: Sorry, Australia :D
[03:11] <Crooper> is there a way to sync music to an ipod?
[03:11] <jrib> !ipod > Crooper
[03:12] <DM2303> =o
[03:12] <DiecastMessiah> there is software for Ipods
[03:12] <James296> can someone here PLZ tell me how to change the ugly Mark All Upgrades button in Synaptic to something else?
[03:12] <oospunkey> is there a way to get my files if fdisk can't see it
[03:12] <DiecastMessiah> just have to try a few
[03:12] <TarBar> Ok
[03:12] <Skapare> TarBar: that was fast
[03:12] <TarBar> Lol
[03:12] <TarBar> It was right next to it.
[03:12] <Crooper> ok... thnx jrib
[03:12]  * Skapare has IRC in screen ... moves around w/o even dropping off
[03:12] <DiecastMessiah> i had a hard time.. but i tried different software and that worked out great
[03:12] <DansTheMan> Ok
[03:12] <DansTheMan> WEll
[03:12] <tt57861> can any one tell me how to edit primissions on a usb stick i cant copy files to it
[03:12] <TarBar> Skapare: I forgot to write the steps down..sorry lol.
[03:13] <mobi-sheep> What is Separate X session?  Is it enabling a second session so I could have "two computers" using one computer?
[03:13] <James296> anyone?
[03:13] <bullgard4> '~$  which gnome-netstatus' does not produce any output. What is the name of the associated executable command?
[03:13] <DiecastMessiah> thats for daul monitors
[03:13] <James296> ???
[03:13] <DiecastMessiah> dual
[03:13] <lstarnes> mobi-sheep: it is another display session running on the same computer
[03:13] <Skapare> TarBar: "cat /proc/partitions" to see where the drive is ... "mkdir /tmp/sda1" to have a mount point ... "mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/sda1" if sda1 is the drive (maybe, maybe not)
[03:14] <TarBar> ok
[03:14] <James296> plz someone help
[03:14] <ee99ee> Hello. I am setting up a HA Xen cluster using iSCSI target running on a storage server. I need to figure out a way to setup a HA storage system so that my cluster isn't depedent upon one iSCSI target server.
[03:14] <mobi-sheep> DiecastMessiah: Yes.  I'm currently using TwinView right now.  The wallpaper stretched out.
 What is Separate X session?  Is it enabling a second session so I could have "two computers" using one computer? that for dual montioring
[03:14] <mobi-sheep> lstarnes: See ^^
[03:14] <TarBar> Guh don't tell me this disk is scratched.
[03:14] <ee99ee> Does anyone know if there is a way to setup a cluster of servers and replicate data between them, each being a iSCSI target mirror of the other?
[03:14] <DiecastMessiah> you suing nvidia?
[03:15] <Skapare> DansTheMan: I finding helping people step through things is so hard in IRC
[03:15] <DiecastMessiah> mobi-sheep, you using nvidia card?
[03:15] <ee99ee> Could I use drbd on my iSCSI target to replicate data between two or more nodes?
[03:15] <mobi-sheep> lstarnes: Could you explain more about your statement?
[03:15] <Skapare> DansTheMan: easier in person ... but that only works for locals
[03:15] <James296> Im waiting here for an answer...
[03:15] <mobi-sheep> DiecastMessiah: Yes.
[03:15] <jrib> !helpme | James296
[03:15] <ee99ee> can the iSCSI initator be setup to failover to another target?
[03:15] <lstarnes> mobi-sheep: you can switch between sessions using ctrl+alt+f7 and ctrl+alt+f8
[03:16] <James296> Ive been waiting for a mere 15 minutes!
[03:16] <James296> with no responses at all
[03:16] <lstarnes> mobi-sheep: each one will have different programs running on it
[03:16] <DiecastMessiah> mobi-sheep, having problem getting it change to separate x
[03:16] <lstarnes> mobi-sheep: s/running on/using/
[03:16] <jrib> James296: I have no idea what you issue is because all I read is "waiting..." etc.
[03:16] <Skapare> James296: this is a hospital emergency room ... people die here all the time
[03:16] <mobi-sheep> lstarnes: That's pretty cool.  Where can I find FAQ on this?  A list of commands particular on this one.
[03:16] <James296> thats because this irc chat has too many ppl talking and they need to slow the pace down
[03:16] <lstarnes> mobi-sheep: I'm not sure
[03:16] <James296> can someone here PLZ tell me how to change the ugly Mark All Upgrades button in Synaptic to something else?
[03:17] <Skapare> TarBar: so no blanks to burn a new one?
[03:17] <lstarnes> James296: maybe nobody knows an answer and there are people who need a few minutes to look up the answer for you
[03:17] <TarBar> Skapare: It worked now, I just gave it a polish with my shirt :)
[03:17] <DiecastMessiah> mobi-sheep, are you wanting to run daul monitoring or something else..
[03:17] <Skapare> TarBar: ah, dirt or dust
[03:17] <TarBar> Yeah
[03:17] <mobi-sheep> James296: Your "Ugly Mark All Upgrades" is not important.  I suggest you to learn to use terminal to upgrade.  It's more faster / nicer this way.
[03:17] <James296> I cant believe that icon hasnt been replaced yet
[03:17] <Skapare> TarBar: I've switched to USB keys
[03:18] <BadEagle> Is it beneficial to put the swap partition at the beginning of the harddrive?
[03:18] <James296> I prefer GUI than anything else
[03:18] <BadEagle> or.. do i even need one?
[03:18] <TarBar> Skapare: How does that work? can you just put the iso on the usb and just boot it up or is it more complicated?
[03:18] <mobi-sheep> DiecastMessiah: Yes.  Well, I'm currently running dual-monitor right now.  It's fine.
[03:18] <James296> terminal is just too much clutter of texts
[03:18] <lstarnes> James296: the only thing I can think of is changing which icon theme you are using
[03:18] <Skapare> BadEagle: helps to boot on a lame old BIOS
[03:18] <DiecastMessiah> mobi-sheep,  ohhh sorry
[03:19] <James296> yea Ive changed it, but I prefer to keep the Human theme with the Mark All Upgrades button different
[03:19] <BadEagle> Skapare: i see, thanks
[03:19] <mobi-sheep> DiecastMessiah: What is it that you're trying to help me with?
[03:19] <Skapare> TarBar: a little more complicated with ISOs ... the Jaunty UNR image, however, is built for direct "dd" to a USB key
[03:19] <lstarnes> James296: then you may need to manually modify the theme
[03:19] <TarBar> Oh cool :)
[03:19] <lstarnes> James296: or you could just live with that button
[03:19] <James296> also the buttons in Rhythmbox
[03:19] <usser> BadEagle, not really, it doesnt guarantee that it will end up in the beginning of the disk, i still do it just because im used to
[03:19] <mobi-sheep> Skapare: Where is that Jaunty UNR image iso?  I have a netbook that I'd love to mess around with.
[03:19] <Mike_lifeguard> I have a USB device which is listed in lsusb, but not in fdisk -l. Is there any way to mount it then?
[03:19] <DiecastMessiah> mobi-sheep,  thought you were having problem getting the the other types because twin-view to work
[03:20] <Skapare> TarBar: I've built special boot image files for most ubuntu ISOs that ... when combined with the ISO ... makes an image that when written to the USB key will boot the ISO
[03:20] <DiecastMessiah> besides
[03:20] <askvictor> where is the 'right' place to put a system-wide startup app?
[03:20] <MrKlown> anyone know how to change the bookmark toolbar size in firefox?
[03:20] <jrib> !startup > askvictor
[03:20] <Skapare> TarBar: http://slashusr.net/ubuntu/
[03:20] <TarBar> Skapare: Knoppix has loaded up, Gonna have a try now.
[03:20] <James296> I dont want to live with that button, its a noisince
[03:20] <James296> however thats spelled
[03:20] <FreedomIce> does anyone know how to update php to 5.2.9?
[03:20] <mobi-sheep> DiecastMessiah: No.  I had it running (recently).  However, because I'm using laptop.  So I recently enabled on the dual-monitor to external monitor.  I'm trying to figure out if I'd want a TwinView or Separate X Session.
[03:20] <usr13> askvictor: Example__________?
[03:20] <FreedomIce> the most recent article found on google is about 5.2.8
[03:20] <Lyth1> I'm trying to restart the x-server and control alt backspace does nothing
[03:21] <Skapare> TarBar: get to terminal ... do:  sudo /bin/bash
[03:21] <usr13> askvictor: What app?
[03:21] <DiecastMessiah> Separte x is better by far
[03:21] <TheFunkbomb> oh god help.  I severely messed up my wireless
[03:21] <psychic> how do i get java on ubuntu
[03:21] <TarBar> Oh i forgot :)
[03:21] <psychic> ?
[03:21] <jrib> !java > psychic
[03:21] <DiecastMessiah> not sure if you can do it with a laptop
[03:21] <mobi-sheep> DiecastMessiah: I'll try it.  Thanks.  (And you too! lstarnes).
[03:21] <TarBar> Skapare: Done.
[03:21] <DiecastMessiah> one sec
[03:21] <Skapare> TarBar: cat /proc/partitions
[03:21] <usr13> askvictor: services-admin
[03:21] <Skapare> TarBar: sda? sdb?
[03:22] <iheartwindows> how are those linux boot cd's called, to try linux out?
[03:22] <MrKlown> am i allowed to post a link in here?
[03:22] <psychic> i tried the forum
[03:22] <Lyth1> iheart:live cds
[03:22] <lstarnes> iheartwindows: livecds
[03:22] <DiecastMessiah> use the terimal and super user ... to open nvidia ..... nvidia-settings
[03:22] <psychic> it says none available or somthing in terminal;
[03:22] <iheartwindows> thanks people
[03:22] <TarBar> Skapare there is no sdb's only sda and then a few sda's with numbers.
[03:22] <Mike_lifeguard> hmm, I can get more details with 'lsusb -s 005:005 -v' but then I see "cannot read device status, Connection timed out (110)" O.o
[03:22] <Lyth1> Anyone know why ctrl-alt-backspace isn't restarting my x-server
[03:22] <Mike_lifeguard> How can a USB device time out?
[03:23] <darkham> hi, people, someone with a Sandisk Sansa Fuze?
[03:23] <Skapare> TarBar: one disk (sda) a few partitions (sda1, etc) ... let's look at sda1 first ... "mkdir /tmp/sda1" then "mount /dev/sda1 /tmp/sda1"
[03:23] <xEmber> so is the entire freenode server dedicated to misc operating systems?
[03:23] <xEmber> LMAO
[03:23] <peregrine81J> ##windows
[03:23] <xEmber> im all looking for conversation... looks like ill just have to talk about linux..
[03:23] <TarBar> Skapare: Says It cannot create a directory in sda1 because because the file exists.
[03:24] <Skapare> TarBar: do "ls -ld /tmp/sda1/usr" ... if not there then unmount this and move on to the next
[03:24] <usser> xEmber, join #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:24] <DiecastMessiah> anyone know where the panels setting file are for xfce
[03:24] <xEmber> lol... okay
[03:24] <Skapare> TarBar: already exists?  odd ... but try mount anyway
[03:24] <fell_> hello everyone
[03:24] <Lyth1> Not to be rude, but am I hearable?
[03:24] <Mike_lifeguard> well, lsusb's output is http://p.defau.lt/?5WF7ziwn1cvRcLy8aafeHg if anyone wants to take a look. I'm still baffled here
[03:24] <Skapare> Lyth1: no
[03:24] <xEmber> thanks
[03:24] <TarBar> Ok mounted.
[03:24] <xEmber> :)
[03:24] <felixsulla> Any idea why all the folders/files created in a shared folder on an Ubuntu virtual machine wold be automatically showing owned by root and not the user?
[03:24] <Lyth1> skap:You just heard me
[03:25] <Skapare> TarBar: do "ls -ld /tmp/sda1/usr" ... if not there then unmount this and move on to the next
[03:25] <jedi06> does lshw supposed to show me what cdrom i have?
[03:25] <mobi-sheep> What
[03:25] <Skapare> Lyth1: I saw what you typed ;)
[03:25] <jedi06> BECUASE I DONT SEE IT
[03:25] <mobi-sheep> What's the command to sudo-configure the nvidia because I couldn't save the conf file.
[03:25] <TarBar> Skapare: looks like /usr doesn't exist there so i will unmount. Why didn't we start with sda though?
[03:25] <DiecastMessiah> yeah
[03:25] <DiecastMessiah> that what i was going to tell ya
[03:25] <DiecastMessiah> easy way
[03:25] <newtuubuntu> hi, can anyone help with 9.04 and vpnc?
[03:26] <usr13> jedi06: Try  sudo fdisk -l
[03:26] <lstarnes> jedi06: which full command are you using?
[03:26] <DiecastMessiah> is to super user mode in termal
[03:26] <DiecastMessiah> and nvidia-settings
[03:26] <Skapare> TarBar: because the filesystem will be in partitions if there is a partition table ... and there is one if we see any partitions
[03:26] <usr13> jedi06: or  cat /proc/ide/hdc
[03:26] <DiecastMessiah> then you can save it
[03:26] <Lyth1> I cant seem to restart my x server
[03:26] <usr13> jedi06: or  cat /proc/ide/hdc/model
[03:27] <TarBar> Skapare: sda2 was recovery and it says it can't find /dev/sda3
[03:27] <jedi06> hold on i'm in windows let me get on ubuntu you will have to retell me when i get back
[03:27] <Skapare> TarBar: any more on there?
[03:27] <newtuubuntu> can anyone help with vpnc?
[03:27] <TarBar> Skapare: I did sda5 that didn't work. There is "cloop0" left and "sda"
[03:27] <Stupendoussteve> Skapare: Did you get your networking working?
[03:28] <patx_> what program do i use to burn cd's?
[03:28] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: haven't tried, yet ... been helping people
[03:28] <TheFunkbomb> someone please god help me.
[03:28] <Skapare> Stupendoussteve: I'll get around to it
[03:28] <Stupendoussteve> Ah I see
[03:28] <usr13> jedi06: or  cat /proc/scsi/device_info
[03:28] <Mike_lifeguard> TheFunkbomb: with what?
[03:28] <wgato> i am trying to mount my ubuntu drive from the livecd, but when i chroot to it i get: cannot run /bin/bash: permission denied.
[03:28] <lstarnes> TheFunkbomb: you haven't even asked a question yet
[03:28] <AAA28> guys im' runing ubuntu gnome any one knows what should i install to make cool desktop and panel?
[03:28] <fell_> what irc clients are you using? I don't really like xchat...
[03:28] <TheFunkbomb> I am connected to my wireless but I'm not connected.  If I gave someone a print out of my ifconfig could they help me?
[03:29] <eugen_> when running many programs, can I make all them go away when I rotate to a new desktop?
[03:29] <eugen_> (in compiz)
[03:29] <Skapare> TarBar: don't bother with cloop and sda
[03:29] <w3rd_> anybody use ubuntu as a fax
[03:29] <TheFunkbomb> I put my wireless card into monitor mode and now it won't pick up my router
[03:29] <usr13> fell_: irssi
[03:29] <Mike_lifeguard> fell_: what's wrong with xchat? O.o (also that is offtopic probably)
[03:29] <lstarnes> fell_: are you using xchat or xchat-gnome?
[03:29] <Guest68949> NIGGERS
[03:29] <TheFunkbomb> lol
[03:29] <usr13> w3rd_: sure
[03:29] <Skapare> TarBar: need to explore why the others don't have it ... maybe something odd or a mistake (I hope)
[03:29] <TarBar> Hmm
[03:29] <w3rd_> got a good link how to set it up?
[03:29] <FreedomIce> does anyone know how to update php to 5.2.9?
[03:29] <FreedomIce> the most recent article found on google is about 5.2.8
[03:29] <fell_> lstarnes: I just installed the package "xchat"
[03:29] <TarBar> Skapare: Should I try them all again?
[03:30] <Skapare> TarBar: mount all of them at the same time for convenient (each a their own mount point)
[03:30] <DiecastMessiah> TheFunkbomb, you sure you have you SSID name right?
[03:30] <TarBar> Skapare: How would i do that>
[03:30] <iheartwindows> w3rd_: indeed i have
[03:30] <TheFunkbomb> DiecastMessiah, yeah.  I'm even connected but not connected right now
[03:30] <Skapare> TarBar: sda1 sda2 sda3 sda5 ??
[03:30] <jedi06> ok can you retell me how to find my cdrom hardware
[03:30] <w3rd_> could u plz help a foo
[03:30] <Skapare> TarBar: mkdir /tmp/sda{1,2,3,5}
[03:30] <usr13> w3rd_: http://pastebin.ca/1394582
[03:30] <w3rd_> heh
[03:30] <DiecastMessiah> ohh the network
[03:30] <iheartwindows> guest68949: you probably have a small peen
[03:30] <Mike_lifeguard> jedi06: the *hardware*? O.o
[03:30] <Skapare> TarBar: mount /dev/sda1 /tmp/sda1
[03:30] <Skapare> TarBar: then repeat for 2 3 and 5
[03:31] <jedi06> yes my hardware
[03:31] <w3rd_> well i guess that works...
[03:31] <w3rd_> for me..
[03:31] <Skapare> TarBar: one of them should fail because it is swap ... ignore
[03:31] <Mike_lifeguard> fell_: you probably want to add script - /join #xchat and ask there
[03:31] <iheartwindows> w3rd_: what do you need?
[03:31] <w3rd_> but i gotta n00b that needs
[03:31] <w3rd_> just a link
[03:31] <lp84> does ubuntu not klike certain drives or something?>
[03:31] <w3rd_> some sort of how to
[03:31] <Skapare> TarBar: also you can check what is what:   fdisk -l /dev/sda
[03:31] <patx_> what program do i use to burn cd's?
[03:31] <w3rd_> i can send to someone 101
[03:31] <DiecastMessiah> TheFunkbomb, you mean you want to connect to you network?
[03:31] <usr13> lp84: Why?
[03:31] <Lyth1> I'm having severe x servier problems
[03:31] <Mike_lifeguard> w3rd_: what do you need?
[03:31] <TheFunkbomb> wait, I just disable ipv6
[03:31] <Skapare> lp84: it doesn't like dead drives
[03:31] <DiecastMessiah> Your**
[03:32] <TheFunkbomb> let me see if that does it
[03:32] <w3rd_> not like im a master.. but been lookin around and cant find a good one
[03:32] <lp84> ive installed 3 times right now and i keep getting boot disk failure when i try to boot after a successful install
[03:32] <w3rd_> trying to find out how to setup ubuntu as a fax machine
[03:32] <patx_> what program do i use to burn cd's?
[03:32] <w3rd_> tx / rx
[03:32] <lp84> ive only got one hard drive in there too
[03:32] <Lyth1> I can't restart it with ctrl-alt-backspace, when I change the resolution the upper and lower toolbars freeze, and my monitors correct max res isn't being detected properly.
[03:32] <Mike_lifeguard> w3rd_: I imagine there's probably an program to do that somewhere, but I don't know of one
[03:32] <Lyth1> I'm using the right drivers
[03:32] <Guest68949> NIGGERS
[03:32] <usr13> patx_: I use k3b, but it's just matter of opinion.
[03:33] <w3rd_> koo///
[03:33] <lp84> Skapare but it installs :o
[03:33] <jedi06> Mike_lifeguard, yes the cdrom
[03:33] <DiecastMessiah> who let the racist in LOL
[03:33] <Skapare> lp84: I can probably rule out 3 of likely over 200 causes
[03:33] <TarBar> Skapare: Tried them all again, I can't mount sda1 or sda5 now.
[03:33] <Mike_lifeguard> jedi06: well what kind of computer do you have?
[03:33] <jedi06> Mike_lifeguard, the cdrom make and model
[03:33] <Skapare> TarBar: maybe already mounted ... check:  cat /proc/mounts
[03:33] <jedi06> Mike_lifeguard, dell studio 15
[03:33] <lp84> orly?
[03:34] <Mike_lifeguard> dell....
[03:34]  * Mike_lifeguard googles
[03:34] <usr13> jedi06: did you try:    cat /proc/scsi/device_info  ?
[03:34] <fell_> I just installed xchat-gnome. That looks better. Thanks to <forgot the name>
[03:34] <TarBar> oh
[03:34] <Mike_lifeguard> oh, yeah, that's a better idea :D
[03:34] <TarBar> Sda1,2,5 are mounted.
[03:34] <Mike_lifeguard> fell_: NO you do not want xchat-gnome
[03:34] <Mike_lifeguard> fell_: get real xchat then /join #xchat
[03:34] <Skapare> TarBar: on /tmp/sda1 and /tmp/sda2 and /tmp/sda5 ?
[03:34] <Lickalicious> DCC SEND "startkeylogger" 0 0 0
[03:35] <Mike_lifeguard> fell_: xchat-gnome is a hacked down version, ugh
[03:35] <Mike_lifeguard> (though it's not so bad I meant to shout, that was an accident :P)
[03:35] <fell_> Mike_lifeguard: It's okay. I don't wanna mess with scripts - I'm new to irc.
[03:35] <jedi06> no usr13 i will try that now
[03:35] <Mike_lifeguard> bah, whatever :)
[03:35] <Mike_lifeguard> it works
[03:36] <usr13> jedi06: You can also install sysinfo  (its GUI )
[03:36] <DiecastMessiah> well ttyl leter i found a xubuntu channel which is what i need
[03:36] <DiecastMessiah> later
[03:36] <Skapare> TarBar: do this:  ls -ld /tmp/sda{1,2,5}/etc/fstab
[03:36] <TarBar> Ok
[03:36] <TheFunkbomb_> I fixed it!
[03:37] <fell_> damn, my xchat-gnome crashed...
[03:37] <TheFunkbomb_> somehow when I switched out of monitor mode, I turned on ipv-6 or something like that
[03:37] <TarBar> Skapare: It said no such directory for any of them.
[03:37] <L3dPlatedLinux> I liked the plain xchat better then the -gnome one
[03:37] <Skapare> TarBar: hmmm
[03:38] <TarBar> :/
[03:39] <wgato> anyone know why i'd get permission denied when trying to chroot from the livecd?
[03:39] <Skapare> TarBar: do this and put the results on a paste site like http:/rafb.net/paste/ ... ls -Alv /tmp/sda{1,2,5}
[03:39] <TheFunkbomb_> hey, should my wireless card be set to multicast?
[03:39] <fell_> I like the gnome one better
[03:39] <Skapare> wgato: didn't login as root
[03:40] <fell_> wgato: tried sudo?
[03:40] <wgato> i was root when i did it
[03:40] <Mike_lifeguard> is it possible to mount something with the bus/device numbers?
[03:40] <Skapare> wgato: the chroot directory doesn't allow execute
[03:40] <usr13> wgato: Give the exact command you used
[03:40] <el_taco> port 585 is used for imap4-ssl 993 is imaps.. what's the difference?
[03:40] <TarBar> Skapare: http://rafb.net/p/KPG4wd70.html
[03:41] <wgato> as root, mount /dev/sda1 /mnt, chroot /mnt
[03:41] <Skapare> TarBar: ouch ... they are empty ... do this and put its results up:  cat /proc/partitions
[03:42] <TheFunkbomb_> Anyone know if I should run my wireless as multicast or not?
[03:42] <usr13> wgato: Did  you successfully mount it on /mnt  (And /mnt was previously empty?)
[03:42] <TarBar> That can't be good, 1 sec.
[03:42] <wgato> yes, i can cd into it and see my hd
[03:42] <usr13> wgato: ls /mnt
[03:43] <Mike_lifeguard> TheFunkbomb_: I don't know. But I would be interested in the answer if someone else helps you.
[03:43] <usr13> wgato: /dev/sda1 is where your  root partition is?    /
[03:43] <TheFunkbomb_> Mike_lifeguard, I seriously screwed up my wireless lol
[03:43] <Mike_lifeguard> Meanwhile, I don't think I /can/ mount anything with the info I have :(
[03:43] <wgato> floopy/ /hda /live /sda1 /sda3 /sdb1
[03:44] <usr13> wgato: What CD did you use?  (Sure you're not already chrooted to it?)
[03:44] <wgato> ubuntu 7.10 live.  not sure about the already chroot into it
[03:44] <TarBar> Skapare: http://rafb.net/p/t7j3hi39.html
[03:45] <Mike_lifeguard> TheFunkbomb_: how? I just let ubuntu work it's magic, and here we are talking to one another :P
[03:45] <propagandhi> anybody know of any open source email archiving/search and retireval solutions
[03:45] <propagandhi> *retrieval
[03:45] <TheFunkbomb_> Mike_lifeguard, I put it into monitor mode and then back
[03:45] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[03:45] <usr13> wgato: You do not need to cd onto the mount point to mount it.  Ok?
[03:45] <TarBar> mmm
[03:46] <Skapare> TarBar: my bad ... need /proc/partitions
[03:46] <edgex-_> Awesome netsplit
[03:46] <wgato> usr13, yes
[03:46] <TarBar> I wrote out the wrong thing Skapare?
[03:46] <wgato> i dont need to, just saying i can
[03:46] <Skapare> TarBar: yeah but I gave the wrong command
[03:47] <Mike_lifeguard> edgex-_: no need to add to the noise level by talking about it, really :)
[03:47] <TarBar> GAH!
[03:47] <TarBar> Not again
[03:47] <TarBar> lol
[03:47] <usr13> wgato: Not sure why it would tell  you that you do not have permission.
[03:47] <edgex-_> Mike_lifeguard, aww :(
[03:47] <Skapare> TarBar: ouch ... they are empty ... do this and put its results up:  cat /proc/partitions <--- should be:  cat /proc/mounts
[03:47] <wgato> i am trying to follow these suggestions: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/ubuntu-63/crash-and-kernel-reinstall-719188/?posted=1#post3510908
[03:47] <Mike_lifeguard> edgex-_: #ubuntu iz srs biz :|
[03:47] <edgex-_> srs bsns
[03:47] <Lint01> mado
[03:47] <usr13> wgato: Try another boot disk
[03:48] <TarBar> Skapare: You want /proc/mounts?
[03:48] <Skapare> yes
[03:48] <TarBar> It's long o.o
[03:48] <TarBar> lol
[03:48] <Mike_lifeguard> OK, so I've read man mount and... still have no clue. I don't see any option that looks likely to work here.
[03:48] <uiyfkutf> man mount - oh yeah stick it in my ass
[03:49] <jedi06> usr13, where would it be under Hardware?
[03:49] <byby> ok i actually wanted to know if that kind of non mechanical encrypted hard drive exist to parchase and if that will be fine to use in linux
[03:49] <TheFunkbomb_> how do I boot my other name if I don't know the password?
[03:49] <usr13> jedi06: ?
[03:49] <jedi06> the cdrom
[03:49] <jedi06> I know it is in /dev/scd0
[03:50] <uiyfkutf> I accidentally the whole boot disk.
[03:50] <jedi06> vbox sees it
[03:50] <uiyfkutf> anyone?
[03:50] <Mike_lifeguard> uiyfkutf: maybe if you live close by :o
[03:50] <jedi06> usr13 where is the cdrom located in sysinfo i don't see it
[03:50] <usr13> jedi06: Storage devices
[03:50] <jedi06> ok i see it
[03:51] <bluejeans> TheFunkbomb_,  you mean another user? must have either password or root access
[03:52] <TarBar> Skapare: Almost done, Just takes a while to write out.
[03:52] <Skapare> TarBar: are you pasting the output to rafb one line at a time?
[03:52] <TarBar> Yeah
[03:52] <TarBar> Well writing it ou..
[03:53] <Skapare> oh, yeah, you aren't on IRC in the live CD system
[03:53] <TarBar> Nah
[03:53] <TarBar> Lol
[03:53] <perlooooooooo> hello
[03:53] <perlooooooooo> can anybody help me ?
[03:53] <pronto> depends
[03:53] <bluejeans> perlooooooooo, probably
[03:53] <Skapare> TarBar: maybe a digital camera would be handy :)
[03:53] <pronto> what is your issue?
[03:53] <jedi06> usr13 is there any way to get more info on the cdrom like firmware?
[03:53] <TarBar> Skapare: mmm lol
[03:53] <Skapare> TarBar: I've done debugging that way, too
[03:53] <wgato> my real problem is that ubuntu wont boot.  stops at
[03:53] <wgato> Init: Error parsing configuration: No such file or directory
[03:53] <TarBar> Skapare: It's a pain in the ass eh.
[03:53] <dadokiek> Hello, I'm rather new to this whole thing. Is making a CD required?
[03:54] <Skapare> TarBar: when I get a kernel panic and it's hard frozen, the camera documents it
[03:54] <Cream> !netsplit
[03:54] <jedi06> Is there any way to get more info on the cdrom like firmware?
[03:54] <xangua> dadokiek: making a cd for what ¿¿
[03:54] <Skapare> dadokiek: you can ask to have them send you a CD
[03:54] <bluejeans> dadokiek, are you talking about an iso?
[03:55] <ahmad> hi
[03:55] <ahmad> i need some help with compiz
[03:55] <TarBar> Skapare: http://rafb.net/p/FSujHU85.html
[03:55]  * Skapare has switched to using USB keys instead of CD/DVD
[03:55] <dadokiek> I downloaded the zip file and I'm not sure if I have to make the CD to run the new OS. I'm currently on vista
[03:55] <Hassanakevazir> dadokiek, what do you want to do?
[03:55] <Hassanakevazir> !ask
[03:56] <jedi06> How do i find out what firmware my cdrom has
[03:56] <bluejeans> ahmad,  and all : http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
[03:56] <xangua> dadokiek: the ZIP file ¿¿??
[03:56] <Mike_lifeguard> Where would I find a description of error codes for lsusb?
[03:56] <ahmad> ubottu: sorry
[03:56] <dadokiek> I just downloaded ubuntu and not sure how to run it
[03:56] <somedud3> hey whats the best FS to use for a slow IDE drive ?
[03:56] <TheFunkbomb> TheFunkbomb_
[03:56] <TheFunkbomb> hmm
[03:56] <perlooooooooo> ok so here is my problem i am trying to set up a web server at home so i installed apache and opened the port 80 of my router.so far so good.
[03:56] <perlooooooooo> when my friend is trying to see the website everything works fine until when the url in the host goes from http://Myipadress/index.com to http://localhost/index.com .i think this is hapenng because we are in the same network we are both using a the same wifi connection. how can i fix that?
[03:56] <Skapare> TarBar: looks like something else already mounted them elsewhere
[03:57] <xangua> dadokiek: Ubuntu GNU/Linux is an OS, is not a program
[03:57] <Skapare> TarBar: do this:   ls -ld /media/sda{1,2}/usr
[03:57] <xangua> you have to burn the image to run it in your computer
[03:57] <dadokiek> I'm not exactly sure how to run the OS
[03:57] <perlooooooooo> thanks for helping
[03:57] <plcTowlie> I'm having an issue with skype.  When I open it, the window briefly appears and then closes.  When launched from terminal it simply gives the message 'Aborted'.  I've googled, found one other person with similar issue, but no resolution.
[03:57] <TarBar> Skapare: No such file or directory for both of them.
[03:57] <dadokiek> That's what I mean. So I need to burn the image, then restart my computer?
[03:57] <jedi06> Is there anyway to find out the firmware version of my cdrom YES/NO?
[03:58] <TheFunkbomb> could someone connected via wireless do an ifconfig and post the results to a pastebin?
[03:58] <Mike_lifeguard> dadokiek: yes
[03:58] <Skapare> TarBar:  ls -Alv /media/sda{1,2}
[03:58] <Skapare> TarBar: see if there is anything in there
[03:58] <zgmf-x42s> hey all.  i have a bit of a difficult question. i am looking for a open source database program to keep track of resumes (able to put notes in, etc,), create forms such as business reports for each consultant, basically a HR system.  any ideas??  or maybe a database with templates that i can customize??
[03:58] <perlooooooooo> what do you mean?
[03:58] <Mike_lifeguard> dadokiek: with the CD in the drive (& boot to the CD -- right at the beginning of boot you'll see an option to choose boot options or something similar - use that to choose to boot from cdrom)
[03:58] <TarBar> Skapare: That's huge, What am i looking for?
[03:58] <dadokiek> I've also heard something about linux eating windows if it isn't partitioned properly, is this true? If it is how could I prevent it?
[03:58] <xangua> dadokiek: you are supossed to burn an ISO file, not a ZIP............
[03:59] <el_taco> zgmf-x42s mysql or sqlite
[03:59] <Skapare> TarBar: how many files would be a start
[03:59] <Mike_lifeguard> dadokiek: it's possible to screw up, but *I* did it no problem (and I had to do it the hard way)
[03:59] <dadokiek> sorry, zip and iso are the same icon currently
[03:59] <TarBar> Skapare: That lists the contents of my C disk however ubuntu is installed on the D disk.
[03:59] <zgmf-x42s> el_taco: do those come with templates??
[03:59] <somedud3> whats the best FS to use for a slow IDE drive ?
[03:59] <Skapare> TarBar: so on partition 2?
[03:59] <TarBar> Probably like 30 files.
[03:59] <MyKul> dadokiek:  You can also use Wubi
[04:00] <dadokiek> so it's as simple as just burning the iso, and then restarting and it will ask me to choose the OS when I do so?
[04:00] <dadokiek> use wubi????
[04:00] <Skapare> TarBar: type a few of them on ONE line here
[04:00] <TarBar> ok
[04:00] <TheFunkbomb> Could someone connected via wireless please do an ifconfig and post the results to a pastebin for me?
[04:00] <Hassanakevazir> dadokiek, when the parition part of the setup comes up, pay attention not to delete your old windows partition. If you are in doubt, try wubi then
[04:00] <TarBar> Skapare: Do you need all the permissions and stuff for them or just the file/folder names
[04:00] <el_taco> zgmf-x42s sorry misunderstood the question... those are just the backend databases.. no gui with them.
[04:01] <Skapare> TarBar: just a few names so I can see where it is
[04:01] <MyKul> dadokiek:  It's a Windows based installer that installs Ubuntu as a program inside of Windows... I've done it both ways, and I recommend a native installation, but if you're just looking for a trial, it's quick and easy.
[04:01] <dadokiek> how would I use wubi?
[04:01] <zgmf-x42s> el_taco: hmmm ic, yes i am looking for a full solution, with gui, etc
[04:01] <dadokiek> oh
[04:01] <Skapare> TarBar: if it is / then there should be a directory named usr
[04:01] <MyKul> dadokiek:  You can use any application that will mount an ISO file, and then just do the autorun.
[04:01] <macvr> hi all... is anybody having problems with launchpad? i'm not able to comment/report bugs, open url just times out!
[04:01] <dadokiek> wubi isn't the same though, is it?
[04:02] <Hassanakevazir> dadokiek, just put the cd in when you are in windows and the autorun will show it to you
[04:02] <somedud3> whats the best FS to use for a slow IDE drive ?
[04:02] <TarBar> Skapare: wubildr.mbr,Program Files, Recycler, MSDOS. On sda1 there is winbom.ini,ntldr,Valueadd.
[04:02] <Skapare> TarBar: I have 30 mins max remaining
[04:02] <TarBar> ah
[04:02] <Skapare> TarBar: that's a Windows partition
[04:02] <MyKul> dadokiek:  It's an installed version of Ubuntu, and it's a full version, but it's not as fast, and I've run into some issues with it in the past.  If you're looking for a permanent installation, I woudn't do it, but if you're just trying Ubuntu, then it works well.
[04:02] <plcTowlie> 'm having an issue with skype.  When I open it, the window briefly appears and then closes.  When launched from terminal it simply gives the message 'Aborted'.  I've googled, found one other person with similar issue, but no resolution.  Reinstallation does not resolve issue.
[04:03] <h00k> so, if I have a backtrace dealing with nVidia, is it smart to report it to Launchpad or will that not help at all because nVidia has to fix it anyway?
[04:03] <Skapare> TarBar: what's in the other one?
[04:03] <Mike_lifeguard> dadokiek: wubi is apparently not recommended - I'd just do a normal dual-boot installation
[04:03] <MyKul> dadokiek: I agree with Mike_lifeguard, but if you're looking for a quick and dirty trial, it does in a pinch.
[04:03] <dadokiek> After burning the image, restart the comp with that disk in, correct?
[04:03] <Mike_lifeguard> yes
[04:03] <MyKul> Yeppers.
[04:03] <TarBar> sda1 has winbom.ini,ntldr,sony.i01,support,recycler,APR
[04:03] <dadokiek> alrighty
[04:04]  * Skapare has noticed over the years that making a dual-boot system has been a major source of actually making a zero-boot system
[04:04] <MyKul> If you installed Vista, then you can install Ubuntu, it's an easier installation.
[04:04] <Skapare> TarBar: that is Windows, too
[04:04] <Mike_lifeguard> dadokiek: you'll get a session in ubuntu when you do, so you can come back here to get help if you need to (easier than printing out a hard copy of the instructions or something :D )
[04:04] <dadokiek> The comp came with vista :P
[04:04] <TarBar> Skapare: I need to mount my D drive then.
[04:04] <DansTheMan> Guys, i really need help installing Ubuntu!
[04:04] <Skapare> TarBar: partition 5 ?
[04:04] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: specifically with what?
[04:04] <DansTheMan> Can someone here help me, please?
[04:04] <dadokiek> Thank you so much! You all really helped out a lot
[04:04] <DansTheMan> Installing
[04:04] <h00k> !ask DansTheMan
[04:04] <Skapare> TarBar: 2 windows partitions ... has to be C: and D: right there
[04:05] <MyKul> dadokiek:  Enjoy it!
[04:05] <DansTheMan> I'm on step 4 and i don't know how to pass it
[04:05] <h00k> !ask | DansTheMan
[04:05] <terry> tes
[04:05] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: ok, but where are you in the installation process, and what is the problem?
[04:05] <DansTheMan> lol
[04:05] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: Step 4
[04:05] <DansTheMan> I want to keep Windows on the machine as well as install Ubuntu
[04:05] <MyKul> DansTheMan: Which step is step 4?
[04:05] <TarBar> Skapare: It's sda5 you are correct.
[04:05] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: I don't know what "step 4" is :)
[04:05] <DansTheMan> I have selected Manual
[04:05] <DansTheMan> instead of entire disk
[04:05] <Hassanakevazir> !medibuntu | plcTowlie
[04:05] <Skapare> TarBar: windows can map letter designations to other partitions ... can't be sure of what they are
[04:05] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: It's that partitioning part
[04:05] <MyKul> Oh, you're doing the partitioning..
[04:05] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: yes, I got stuck there too! Do you see an option to re-partition the drive?
[04:06] <Skapare> TarBar: mount /dev/sda5 /tmp/sda5
[04:06] <DansTheMan> I don't want to re-partition the drive
[04:06] <MyKul> DansTheMan: Do you have unpartitioned space on your drive?
[04:06] <DansTheMan> there are 3 options under the tree \dev\sda
[04:06] <Hassanakevazir> plcTowlie, try un installing your skype, and installing the one available through medibuntu repository
[04:06] <DansTheMan> MyKul: No idea :p
[04:06] <TarBar> Skapare: All of that in one line?
[04:06] <DansTheMan> \dev\sda1 \dev\sda2 and \dev\sda3
[04:06] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: I'm pretty sure you do, unless you happen to have extra partitions of the right types just laying around O.o
[04:06] <plcTowlie> HAssan, I have tried both that, and using the .deb install package from direct download, both with the same results
[04:07] <Skapare> TarBar: that's a mount command to mount partition /dev/sda5 on directory /tmp/sda5
[04:07] <DansTheMan> I'm trying to install to sda3, but it says Used space is unknown and when i select it and press forward it said wrong file-system or something
[04:07] <H_M-Ubuntu> Hey could someone check out my post on Ubuntuforums, it's about GTK+.. If you have an answer to it please tell me, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1127848
[04:07] <Skapare> TarBar: so yeah, all in one command ... that's a small command ... I've typed in commands here that are many times longer
[04:07] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: what is sda3? type, size?
[04:07] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: Please help me? :)
[04:07] <TarBar> Skapare: it says fusermount: mountpoint is not empty, if you are sure this is safe use the nonempty mount option. Failed to create FUse mount point, no such file or directory.
[04:07]  * Mike_lifeguard is!
[04:07] <DansTheMan> Size os 54000 mbs
[04:08] <DansTheMan> I suspect it is drive D:
[04:08] <zgmf-x42s> hey all.  i have a bit of a difficult question. i am looking for a open source database program to keep track of resumes (able to put notes in, etc,), create forms such as business reports for each consultant, basically a HR system.  any ideas??  or maybe a database with templates that i can customize??
[04:08] <DansTheMan> C: contains Windows
[04:08] <DansTheMan> I want to install Ubuntu onto drive D:
[04:08] <Hassanakevazir> plcTowlie, then i'm out of ideas :/ since there is no terminal message.
[04:08] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: ok, so you need to shrink that partition to make room for the ubuntu partitions
[04:08] <DansTheMan> and they're all ntfs
[04:08] <plcTowlie> the only terminal message is 'Aborted'
[04:08] <HorizonXP> hey guys, i'm a Gentoo user, but Ubuntu Jaunty's shaping up to be quite nice! Congrats on a job well done.
[04:08] <lstarnes> H_M-Ubuntu: I don't think you need to compile gtk+
[04:08] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: How?
[04:08] <DansTheMan> I also don't want to lose all data on that drive
[04:08] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: so, there is no option to resize right now, amirite?
[04:08] <FreedomIce> anyone know how to check if apc is running?
[04:09]  * Mike_lifeguard stabs the installer again
[04:09] <H_M-Ubuntu> I do if I want to create applications... but continue
[04:09] <FreedomIce> other than through php.info
[04:09] <usser> zgmf-x42s, try openoffice base, its like access
[04:09] <H_M-Ubuntu> If you have another method, please explain.
[04:09] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: Hold on, let me check :)
[04:09] <lstarnes> H_M-Ubuntu: look for libgtk2.0, libgtk2.0-dev, and their related libraries in the package manager
[04:09] <iheartwindows_> exit
[04:09] <x2k56vj8j> i hate all of you
[04:09] <x2k56vj8j> Q!!!!
[04:09] <x2k56vj8j> fucking hate all of you
[04:09] <x2k56vj8j> sd
[04:09] <FloodBot2> x2k56vj8j: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:09] <x2k56vj8j> fsad
[04:09] <Skapare> TarBar: I guess knoppix is using fuse for everything ... all bets are off until I know how it has it configured
[04:09] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: Nope
[04:09] <H_M-Ubuntu> I believe I have them, i'll check.
[04:09] <Skapare> TarBar: find a way to burn an Ubuntu CD/DVD
[04:09] <Skapare> TarBar: FYI, you can burn a CD ISO to a DVD
[04:10] <Lint01> why ubuntu installer wants to format "/" partition, even if no 'format' checkbox is set?
[04:10] <lstarnes> H_M-Ubuntu: you will also need the -dev versions of certain library packages
[04:10] <TarBar> mmm brb.
[04:10] <H_M-Ubuntu> I'm aware of that.
[04:10] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: ok I think you will have to use Gparted to do the partitioning (which will hopefully work for you, it didn't for me, I had to use the terminal to do it (which wasn't a nice intro to ubuntu)
[04:10] <lstarnes> Lint01: it needs a clean / partition
[04:10] <Skapare> TarBar: and I need to be gone in about 20 minutes
[04:10] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: Sorry, i don't understand
[04:10] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: so, open System > Administration > Partition editor
[04:10] <DansTheMan> How?
[04:10] <zgmf-x42s> usser: yes, i have looked at that, but the whole thing has to be customized, its not an up and running solution, thanks though
[04:10] <DansTheMan> I am on the installer.
[04:10] <DansTheMan> I have Windows Vista
[04:10] <Mike_lifeguard> with the mouse?
[04:11] <Lint01> is there way to make 'upgrade' install, without deleting anything existing?
[04:11] <TarBar> Skapare: I have found a ubuntu disc, I will try it.
[04:11] <DansTheMan> And trying to install Ubuntu Desktop Edition 8.10
[04:11] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: Umm, hold on
[04:11] <Skapare> TarBar: OK
[04:11] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: are you in a live session from booting the ubuntu disc?
[04:11] <lstarnes> Lint01: which version of ubuntu do you have installed already?
[04:11] <H_M-Ubuntu> The only one I didn't have was libgtk2.0-dev or equivalent.
[04:11] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: There is no system
[04:11] <Lint01> 8.10, and I want to re-install it
[04:11]  * H_M-Ubuntu tries compiling something
[04:12] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: I don't know, i burned the ISO to a dvd rw and i booted from that disk
[04:12] <Skapare> TarBar: boot, login, terminal, "sudo /bin/bash", "mkdir /tmp/sda5", "mount /dev/sda5 /tmp/sda5", "ls -ld /tmp/sda5/usr"
[04:12] <DansTheMan> I selected Install ubuntu
[04:12] <DansTheMan> I was following the steps and am now on step 4
[04:12] <lstarnes> Lint01: you want to reinstall 8.10?
[04:12] <DansTheMan> out of 7
[04:12] <Lint01> istarnes, yes
[04:12] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: yeah, ok. So are you not in a session of ubuntu right now? like you have the ubuntu desktop and the installer is in a window?
[04:12] <DansTheMan> Yes
[04:13] <H_M-Ubuntu> No, it didn't work.
[04:13]  * H_M-Ubuntu pastebins.
[04:13] <zgmf-x42s> hmmmmmmmmmmm orangge HRM looks good
[04:13] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: ok, so across the top of your screen there should be a bar with "applications" "places" and "system"
[04:13] <lstarnes> Lint01: then you will most likely need to reformat your / partition (and my nick starts with a lowercase L, not an i)
[04:13] <H_M-Ubuntu> http://pastebin.com/m6167cf28
[04:13] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: click "system" then "advanced" then "partition editor"
[04:13] <DansTheMan> No, there is no task abr
[04:13] <DansTheMan> *bar
[04:13] <H_M-Ubuntu> lstarnes, ^^^^
[04:14] <lstarnes> H_M-Ubuntu: did you have libgtk2.0-dev installed when you did that?
[04:14] <H_M-Ubuntu> Yes
[04:14] <lstarnes> H_M-Ubuntu: you are likely missing some -I and -l/-L flags
[04:15] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: I have the Desktop and this window titled install
[04:15] <DansTheMan> And a visible cursor
[04:15] <DansTheMan> That is it
[04:15] <TarBar> Skapare: The livecd is freezing on "try ubuntu without any change to your computer" Guh!
[04:15] <H_M-Ubuntu> Ok so how do I compile it then?
[04:15] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: yes... is there not a bar at the top of the desktop?
[04:15] <lstarnes> H_M-Ubuntu: try gcc $(gtk-config --cflags) $(gtk-config --libs) -o pbExampleTEST pbExample.c
[04:15] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: like the bar with the start button on Windows, only at the top
[04:15] <Skapare> TarBar: booting from drive attached to ... IDE? SATA? USB?
[04:16] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: I know, the task bar is not visible
[04:16] <Mike_lifeguard> huh
[04:16] <MyKul> Mike_lifeguard:  It sounds like he's using the Windows installer.
[04:16] <DansTheMan> That's what it's called, Task bar
[04:16] <DansTheMan> MyKul: I am not, i have booted from the disc
[04:16] <H_M-Ubuntu> http://pastebin.com/m530ef0fd
[04:16] <TarBar> Skapare: I have no idea, It's a laptop, not usb though.
[04:16] <Hassanakevazir> H_M-Ubuntu, or the pbExample.c file doesn't have the proper the proper '#include'
[04:16] <Skapare> TarBar: you are logged into IRC from a Unix/Linux box?  Can the machine with troubles boot from a USB key?
[04:16] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: does it appear when you move your mouse to the top?
[04:16] <macvr> hi all... is anybody having problems with launchpad? i'm not able to comment/report bugs, open url just times out!
[04:17] <DansTheMan> Umm, let me check :)
[04:17] <MyKul> DansTheMan:  And you don't have a menu at the top that says Applications Places System?
[04:17] <ziroday> macvr: ask in #launchpad
[04:17] <Skapare> laptop probably IDE or SATA ... not sure why it freezes unless disk is bad
[04:17] <Mike_lifeguard> macvr: yeah, I've had quite some timeoutes recently
[04:17] <Mike_lifeguard> +spelling
[04:17] <TarBar> Probably disk.
[04:17] <DansTheMan> nope
[04:17] <Skapare> TarBar: reboot and try the memory test for fun
[04:17] <Mike_lifeguard> O.o
[04:17] <Mike_lifeguard> MyKul: do you know what is going on there?
[04:17] <DansTheMan> what?
[04:17] <macvr> ziroday: Mike_lifeguard ... thanx..
[04:17] <TarBar> Ok
[04:17] <DansTheMan> MyKul: Nope
[04:18] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: there should be a bar there... though I guess you can open in terminal (don't recall how)
[04:18] <MyKul> Not a clue... sounds like Gnome didn't load all the way.
[04:18] <DansTheMan> These are the steps i did in order to get to this
[04:18] <MyKul> What color is the desktop?
[04:18] <TarBar> freezes on test memory :P
[04:18] <TarBar> I might just re-install ubunt..
[04:18] <DansTheMan> I downloaded Ubuntu 8.10 Desktop Edition
[04:18] <Skapare> TarBar: if you are on unix/linux on the IRC machine, and the other machine can boot from USB key, and if you have a spare USB key at least big enough for the ISO + 10MB ... I can tell you how to make it boot the ISO
[04:18] <DansTheMan> I burned the ISO to a DVD+RW disc
[04:18] <yoshimit> Hi there... I installed ubuntu-xen-desktop but my Grub was not touched... seems the kernel xen wasn't installed... how to install the kernel xen on ubuntu ? thank you.
[04:18] <DansTheMan> I restarted the computer, making sure i booted from the disc
[04:18] <DansTheMan> which is what happened
[04:18] <TarBar> This one is windows.
[04:19] <DansTheMan> I got this menu to select and language, i chose english
[04:19] <H_M-Ubuntu> Err.. anyone still there for my problem?..
[04:19] <Mike_lifeguard> MyKul: would it matter that it was a dvd?
[04:19] <Skapare> TarBar: then I can't tell you how to make the USB key from there :-(
[04:19] <DansTheMan> It said either "Try Ubuntu, Install Ubuntu and some other stuff i can't remember"
[04:19] <DansTheMan> it was loading
[04:19] <uiyfkutf> Linux isn't as good as windows because it doesn't cost any money
[04:19] <DansTheMan> And then it came up with the steps
[04:19] <TarBar> Skapare: Thanks for all of your help, I think I will just have to reinstall though ):
[04:19] <uiyfkutf> I can get someone free out of the gutter
[04:19] <Skapare> uiyfkutf: go get a bailout
[04:19] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: did you check the md5 before burning? Did you check the disc's integrity after burning? before starting the installer?
[04:19] <DansTheMan> It said to select a language, which i did
[04:19]  * H_M-Ubuntu shoots uiyfkutf - Kidding.
[04:19] <uiyfkutf> something*
[04:19] <DansTheMan> then to set your city, which i did
[04:19] <tritium> uiyfkutf: stay on topic, please
[04:20] <H_M-Ubuntu> lstarnes, you still there?
[04:20] <uiyfkutf> ubuntu isn't as good as windows because it doesn't cost any money
[04:20] <DansTheMan> then on to step 3 to set the keyboard layout
[04:20] <DansTheMan> which i did
[04:20] <thiebaude> uiyfkutf: you dont own your OS
[04:20] <uiyfkutf> quality is worse
[04:20] <lstarnes> H_M-Ubuntu: hold on, I think I figured out the problem
[04:20] <DansTheMan> now on step 4, partitioning
[04:20] <H_M-Ubuntu> K
[04:20] <Hassanakevazir> !troll
[04:20] <uiyfkutf> Why do I need to
[04:20] <thiebaude> uiyfkutf: go away
[04:20] <Skapare> TarBar: if you haven't lost too much, that's a reasonable option ... been there done that too many times myself
[04:20] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: No. I doubt the file is corrupt
[04:20] <Mike_lifeguard> Who remembers what the default keyboard shortcut is for opening terminal?
[04:20] <Kethal_> Is there a live CD for Ubunutu, i.e. a CD I can boot from without having to install everything to the hard disk.
[04:20] <jedi06> why does my 4gb flash drive that is empty say there is only 3.5gb free?
[04:20] <Mike_lifeguard> Kethal_: yes
[04:21] <Mike_lifeguard> the normal one does that
[04:21] <Mike_lifeguard> it runs slowly, obviously
[04:21] <Skapare> TarBar: in one job many years ago I had to install Slackware on 600 computers in 2 days
[04:21] <MyKul> Mike_lifeguard:  He can hit Ctrl-Alt-F2 to drop out of X.
[04:21] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: that's for you :)
[04:21] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: I got ubuntu from here: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[04:21] <Kethal_> Mike_lifeguard: Just download the regular install CD?
[04:21] <H_M-Ubuntu> lstarnes, this is the .c file I was trying to compile: http://pastebin.com/m5851b22e
[04:21] <lstarnes> H_M-Ubuntu: try this: gcc $(pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-2.0) -o pbExampleTEST pbExample.c
[04:21] <Mike_lifeguard> Kethal_: yes
[04:21] <DansTheMan> I selected my mirror and rpessed Begin Download
[04:21] <MyKul> once he's out of X, he can do apt-get install gparted
[04:21] <jedi06> I need to put something 3.8gb on it and i can't even though its 4gb flash drive and it empty it says only 3.5gb free
[04:21] <TarBar> Skapare: Will just copying the /home folder and getting a list of packages then re-installing be ok? or is there some other directory I should backup?
[04:21] <DansTheMan> It began downloading the iso
[04:21] <MyKul> Then when he runs it, it should show back up in the X screen.
[04:22] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: yeah, me too... I got 2 coasters before this one that worked :D
[04:22] <H_M-Ubuntu> That worked
[04:22] <H_M-Ubuntu> It worked!
[04:22] <DansTheMan> ok, on terminal
[04:22] <DansTheMan> :)
[04:22] <Mike_lifeguard> H_M-Ubuntu: so do a happy dance
[04:22] <H_M-Ubuntu> I AM!!!!
[04:22]  * H_M-Ubuntu is dancing
[04:22] <lstarnes> H_M-Ubuntu: I accidentally gave the instructionsfor gtk 1.2 before instead of gtk+ 2.0
[04:22] <MrKlown> why doesn't the firefox browser work the same on ubuntu as it does for windows? i can't get a flash game to load and work right eventhough i have the same versionof flash install
[04:22] <lstarnes> *instructions
[04:22] <Skapare> TarBar: that should be about it ... always back up important stuff ... external hard drives and flash devices are wonderful for this these days
[04:22] <ziroday> MrKlown: does youtube work?
[04:22] <H_M-Ubuntu> Ok, so that is how I need to compile things from now on?
[04:22] <MrKlown> yes ziro
[04:22] <Mike_lifeguard> MyKul: can you help him some? I dunno what I'm doing in terminal, generally speaking :)
[04:23] <lstarnes> H_M-Ubuntu: for gtk+ programs, yes
[04:23] <aasfdas> Why do I need to own my OS?
[04:23]  * Skapare has all his pr0nz and tun3z backed up 3x
[04:23] <DansTheMan> lol
[04:23] <TarBar> Lol
[04:23] <ziroday> MrKlown: then its a flash bug. Nothing we can do about it.
[04:23] <MrKlown> to give an example www.iamklown.com/Screenshot.jpg the blue box is not supposed to show up and start is not clickable
[04:23] <MrKlown> oh ok
[04:23] <MyKul> DansTheMan:  Login if you haven't, then type in "apt-get install gparted", minus the " of course.
[04:23] <DansTheMan> ok
[04:23] <TarBar> Skapare: I can only think that all my stuff is in /home or does ubuntu hide anything?
[04:23] <lstarnes> H_M-Ubuntu: it is common to have Makefiles take care of compilation instead of doing everything manyally
[04:23] <Mike_lifeguard> And now, maybe I have a little bit of karma that will get me some help with mounting a USB device which is listed in lsusb but not fdisk -l ?
[04:24] <ziroday> MrKlown: err I get a 404 error on that site
[04:24] <MrKlown> i gave the wrong link but it doesn't matter now
[04:24] <ktdcjkhytrfd> Why do I need to own my OS?
[04:24] <MyKul> DansTheMan:  DOH, forgot the sudo.. sorry, "sudo apt-get install gparted"
[04:24] <MrKlown> www.iamklown.com/Screenshot.png
[04:24] <MrKlown> lol
[04:24] <Kethal_> jedi06: A gigabyte is by definition 10^9 bytes, but computer people use 2^30 by convention, which is larger.
[04:24] <MyKul> I always do that...
[04:24] <lstarnes> !ops | ktdcjkhytrfd
[04:24] <DansTheMan> MyKul: How do i login>?
[04:24] <ziroday> MrKlown: thats an image...not a flash file
[04:24] <ktdcjkhytrfd> hello
[04:24] <ktdcjkhytrfd> stop kicking me
[04:24] <ktdcjkhytrfd> and answer me
[04:24] <ktdcjkhytrfd> Why do I need to own my OS?
[04:24] <FloodBot2> ktdcjkhytrfd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:25] <MrKlown> ziro it's a screenshot of a flash file lol
[04:25] <Hassanakevazir> Does anyone know a way to move 1TB from a hard disk that stops responding ever 2-3 minutes and unmounts
[04:25]  * Skapare bows out for now ... be back later (maybe days not hours)
[04:25] <MrKlown> a screenshot i made
[04:25] <MyKul> DansTheMan: Well, when you're at the black screen, it should be asking for your login...
[04:25] <ziroday> MrKlown: right, well can I have link to the actual flash file?
[04:25] <Kethal_> jedi06: Since manufacturers use 10^9, a fact many people don't realize, it's actually fewer bytes than they expect.
[04:25] <MrKlown> it's a myspace app ziro
[04:25] <MyKul> DansTheMan: Just enter your user name, hit enter, and it should request your password.  Enter it, and you should get a prompted
[04:25] <Hassanakevazir> ktdcjkhytrfd, please offopics go to #ubuntu-offtopic , this is the help channel
[04:25] <MrKlown> so i can't actually link to it
[04:25] <DansTheMan> I didn't set up a username!
[04:25] <Mike_lifeguard> MyKul: only he's got nothing installed yet... there's no users setup
[04:26] <ziroday> MrKlown: right, well anyway. Its a flash bug, we can't fix it as flash is closed source
[04:26] <Mike_lifeguard> (frankly, I'd just reboot & hope it loads properly the second time :D)
[04:26] <DansTheMan> MyKul: Also, when i entered sudo apt-get gparted it said "E: Invalid operation gparted"
[04:26] <H_M-Ubuntu> K so gcc $(pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-2.0) -o... i'll have to write that down.
[04:26] <H_M-Ubuntu> Thanks again mate.
[04:26] <MyKul> DansTheMan:  Scraping the bottom of the barrel of memory here, but I think it's ubuntu and a blank password, but it might be ubuntu too.. I haven't done it for a couple years.
[04:26] <DansTheMan> wait nevermind
[04:26]  * H_M-Ubuntu has been scratching his head on this for a few weeks.
[04:26] <MrKlown> that sucks
[04:26] <DansTheMan> i forgot install
[04:26] <Kethal_> Mike_lifeguard: thanks
[04:26] <Hassanakevazir> Anyone know how I can move large amounts of data with many interruptions without loosing any of the progress
[04:27] <Lint01> Hassanakevazir: torrent
[04:27] <DansTheMan> Ok i enetered sudo apt-get install gparted
[04:27] <jtaji> Hassanakevazir: rsync
[04:27] <DansTheMan> and it came up building dependancy tree, etc, etc
[04:27] <MyKul> DansTheMan:  Wait, it said "E: Invalid Operation"?  That's a Windows error.
[04:27] <H_M-Ubuntu> Anyway now the fun part, developing my application.....
[04:27] <DansTheMan> MyKul: It said "E: invalid operation gparted"
[04:27] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: When you booted, did you boot into windows at all?
[04:27] <DansTheMan> no, from the disc
[04:28] <Hassanakevazir> Lint01, its a local usb hard drive, jtaji thx , i'll look into that
[04:28] <DansTheMan> My boot order is disc first then hdd
[04:28] <chronofire> i restarted my pc now it looks like the resolution is low
[04:28] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: like, at the beginning you went into the boot options and forced it to boot from cd
[04:28] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: yes
[04:28] <Mike_lifeguard> argh! I dunno what's going on
[04:28] <MyKul> Heh, OK, that is an apt error, my bad.. never seen that before.
[04:28] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: Neither do i!
[04:28]  * Mike_lifeguard wishes to be able to see your screen :P
[04:28] <chronofire> it was set at 1680x1050 now the highest it can go is to 1024 and 1680x1050 isnt even an option
[04:28] <MyKul> I had to try it.. it happens when you don't add the install to the apt-get.
[04:29] <DansTheMan> MyKul: 13:26	DansTheMan	Ok i enetered sudo apt-get install gparted 13:26	jtaji	Hassanakevazir: rsync 13:26	DansTheMan	and it came up building dependancy tree, etc, etc
[04:29] <DansTheMan> hmm
[04:29] <jtaji> Hassanakevazir: for local it's easy, just like cp, rsync -av source dest
[04:30] <jjrev> does anyone know the vga code for 1920x1080 to use in grub's menu.list ???
[04:30] <DansTheMan> This is ridiculous
[04:30] <DansTheMan> !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[04:30] <DansTheMan> It was supposed to be "easy"
[04:30] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: deep breath, restart, hope it loads properly?
[04:30] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: you think that's hard?!
[04:30] <DansTheMan> I think it did
[04:30] <Hassanakevazir> jtaji, great, It has a page full of flag options and 3000 lines of man page. that simplified it.
[04:30] <MyKul> DansTheMan:  OK, after if finishes the "building the dependancy tree" stuff, you should be able to type in "sudo gparted".. It'll kick you back to graphics mode, but you should have the partitioner...
[04:30] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: Not overally, but i must admit, Windows was a lot easier :)
[04:30] <Mike_lifeguard> well you didn't install it did you
[04:30] <ziroday> DansTheMan: if the install didn't complete, why not reinstall?
[04:30] <chronofire> i restarted my pc and now my resolution is off and the correct resolution isnt showing up whats wrong?
[04:31] <MyKul> DansTheMan:  Don't worry, I'm going to be going through the same stuff next week... have a rebuild coming up.. :D
[04:31] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: for perspective, I had to use ntfsresize --bad-sectors and parted from terminal to partition my drive (not fun) - I don't think you're quite to that point yet, so count your blessings :P
[04:31] <Venko> Am I right in thinking that the significant lag I'm experiencing in Jaunty is due to a regression in the Intel drivers used in Ubuntu?
[04:32] <DansTheMan> MyKul: gpartedbin:16073: Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[04:32] <DansTheMan> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$
[04:32] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: you can use parted (ie commandline, not the graphical frontend)
[04:32] <MyKul> Crap.
[04:32] <Mike_lifeguard> maybe
[04:32] <MyKul> You're going to have to walk him through that.. I've never used it.
[04:32] <Mike_lifeguard> and... I have cut my tongue
[04:33] <DansTheMan> Jesus christ!
[04:33] <DansTheMan> Why does it have to be so confusing!
[04:33] <MyKul> Where?
[04:33] <Mike_lifeguard> in my mouth
[04:33] <MyKul> Jesus Christ is in your mouth?
[04:33]  * Mike_lifeguard looks up the mailing list posts...
[04:33] <tritium> DansTheMan: please, calm down.
[04:33] <Mike_lifeguard> no, I cut my tongue in my mouth :D
[04:34] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: hold on a moment, I will walk you through using parted
[04:34] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: Will it work and not screw up my computer and keep Windows?
[04:34] <chronofire> i restarted my pc and now my resolution is off and the correct resolution isnt showing up whats wrong? i cant fix this
[04:34] <ienorand> Venko: There have been several reports about issues, yes. there's some points in the release notes about possibility of downgrading I think...
[04:34] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: It worked for me, so "probably"
[04:34] <efrenefren> hello.
[04:35] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: (there are no warranties on irc)
[04:35] <tritium> Venko: #ubuntu+1 for jaunty support.
[04:35] <Venko> ienorand: As in the packages in the repositories may be downgraded or there's instructions for me to do it?
[04:35] <krishnan> can someone tell me what is twitter? Where and all it can be used?
[04:35] <Venko> OK tritium
[04:35] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: lol, i know :p But do you also have Windows installed?
[04:35] <Mike_lifeguard> Yes
[04:35] <DansTheMan> ok
[04:35] <MyKul> krishnan:  It's a microblog.. check out http://www.twitter.com
[04:35] <DansTheMan> Vista?
[04:35] <digitalchemist> @krishnan: www.twitter.com   ... 140-characters of status updates per entry ('micro-blogging')
[04:35] <Mike_lifeguard> oh, crap, you have vista, which apparently is finnicky about partitions
[04:35] <Mike_lifeguard> I had XP
[04:35] <Mike_lifeguard> I *think* you will have to use Vista's partitioner
[04:36] <Mike_lifeguard> whatever that is
[04:36] <Kethal_> Hassanakevazir: It looks like grsync is a front end to rsync, which may be helpful.
[04:36] <Mike_lifeguard> diskpart or something?
[04:36] <DansTheMan> Mike_lifeguard: lol
[04:36] <DansTheMan> I have no idea
[04:36] <krishnan> digitalchemist: wats is microblogging?
[04:36] <Mike_lifeguard> hold on, looking
[04:36] <krishnan> MyKul: wats is microblogging?
[04:36] <tritium> !offtopic
[04:36] <Mike_lifeguard> krishnan: this is a support channel for the ubuntu operating system
[04:36] <digitalchemist> @krishnan: it's called microblogging because posts are limited to 140 characters
[04:36] <MyKul> Mike_lifeguard:  You can use the Disk Manager, just like you would in Windows 2003/2008.. It's pretty simple.
[04:36] <jjrev> krishnan: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=twitter&l=1
[04:36] <MrKlown> how would one go about trying to remove flash from your computer?
[04:37] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: ok, so you'll have to boot back into windows to do the partitioning
[04:37] <Doom> What version of OpenGL does Hardy support on 6 series nvidia cards?
[04:37] <ienorand> Venko: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
[04:37] <zerothis> Anybody know how to get a Lexmark X4530m working with Linux (scan and print, usb or wireless)?
[04:37] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: then afterwards, boot into the install cd and finish everything else
[04:37] <krishnan> Mike_lifeguard: thanks for reminding. i guess you should be having more important work than moral policing.
[04:37] <efrenefren> where do you know how long your computer has been running?
[04:37] <krishnan> Mike_lifeguard: thanks for reminding. i guess you should be having more important work than moral policing.
[04:37] <Venko> ienorand: cheers :)
[04:37] <Mike_lifeguard> umwhat?
[04:37] <DansTheMan> umm, ok
[04:37] <tt5786> hey guys whats the thing starting with n that lets you copy things to root files
[04:37] <DansTheMan> thaanks :p
[04:37] <Kethal_> efrenefren: uptime on command line
[04:37] <digitalchemist> He should be able to ask that here ... it's no more off topic than asking how to use gparted
[04:38] <MyKul> Sheesh, just rotated the compiz cube 6 times before I found songbird to hit next.
[04:38] <DansTheMan> bbl
[04:38] <Mike_lifeguard> k
[04:38] <efrenefren> ok thanks Kethal_ :)
[04:38] <DansTheMan> Thanks a lot Mike_lifeguard and MyKul! You have been a great help with assisting me on this issue. Hopefully it'll become resolved when i use the partitioner :)
[04:38] <MyKul> Good luck DansTheMan.
[04:38] <tt5786> nutrilius
[04:38] <Mike_lifeguard> same here
[04:38] <DansTheMan> Thank you MyKul and Mike_lifeguard :)
[04:39] <Mike_lifeguard> DansTheMan: hold on a sec...
[04:39] <MyKul> Well, that didn't work.
[04:39] <Mike_lifeguard> whatever
[04:39] <Doom> Does Hardy 8.04 support OpenGL 2.0 on 6 series nvidia cards?
[04:39] <MyKul> Hope it wasn't important, like "To disarm the bomb, clip the red wire"
[04:39] <ienorand> Venko: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/IntelPerformance < That one seems to be a pretty comprehensive rundown of the whole shebang.
[04:39] <Mike_lifeguard> naw, just a link to the thread for when I had the same issue (almost): https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2009-April/180090.html
[04:39] <Hassanakevazir> Kethal_, thanks , i'll try that too
[04:40] <somedud3> how big should i make my swap with 2gb ram ?
[04:40] <FloridaGuy> i noticed all apt-get update does is updates the repo....is sudo apt-get upgrade what updates the system
[04:40] <Mike_lifeguard> err, https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2009-April/180136.html
[04:41] <Kethal_> Hassanakevazir: Conduit for Gnome also looks promising
[04:41] <ienorand> MyKul: I've found that I never actually use the cube... I just clog windows and use compiz scale, works brilliantly.
[04:42] <Doom> Because I still like using KDE 3 on 8.04 ,but I want to use OpenGL 2.0 for programming. I have 6 series card did the driver on Hardy support OpenGL 2.0
[04:42] <MyKul> ienorand:  I like the cube because (very shallow here), it's flashy... I've made 7 Ubuntu cds just because friends/coworkers are like flies to a flame with that cube..
[04:43] <Hassanakevazir> Kethal_, nah, thats for gnome, I'm looking for moving 1TB files, Grsync seems solid, also has a option for FAT32 which I was going to miss if I used CLI
[04:43] <Mike_lifeguard> gnome-volume-manager is supposed to automagically detect & mount removable devices like USB drives, yes?
[04:43] <kev_> hey guys, i got a question...
[04:43] <kev_> i am using kubuntu and i just downloaded the latest virtualbox-ose .deb file. when i tried to install it, i got an error message telling me: "dependency not satisfiable: libqt4-network" well the problem is that i cannot find that package in apt-get or adept manager... even after updating packages. anyone know where i can get it?
[04:43] <jjrev> kev_: just ask it
[04:44] <kev_> i did ;)
[04:44] <ienorand> MyKul: True, cube is still one of the main ubuntu-missionaries, and I guess some people to find it very useful... I don't though...
[04:44] <Mike_lifeguard> If it is running, I should find it with something like 'ps x|grep volume' right?
[04:44] <Mike_lifeguard> If it's not found, then it's not running - how would I start it?
[04:45] <digitalchemist> @kev_ ... maybe here: http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy-backports/libqt4-network
[04:45] <Kethal_> Are there programs like conduit for KDE?  Can I sync Google Calendar with KOrganizer?
[04:45] <jtaji> Mike_lifeguard: try ps ax, it might not be running as your user
[04:45] <MyKul> Mike_lifeguard:  Try "ps aux|grep -i volume"
[04:45] <Mike_lifeguard> k, thx
[04:46] <Mike_lifeguard> I see /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfs-hal-volume-monitor and  /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfs-gphoto2-volume-monitor, neither of which look right
[04:46] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[04:46] <Venko> ienorand: That's working a lot better now. Thanks so much :)
[04:46] <kev_> digitalchemist: so it's not a particular package, just a combination of certain packages?
[04:47] <jtaji> Mike_lifeguard: actually gvfs-hal-volume-monitor is it
[04:47] <MyKul> ienorand:  I don't mind it.. I just full screen pretty much everything and never alt-tab.. just skip through desktops with my mouse scrolll wheel.
[04:47] <digitalchemist> @kev_ appears to be. That was the first page Google returned ... and it's referenced again @ http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=978572
[04:47] <Mike_lifeguard> hm
[04:47] <Mike_lifeguard> so why isn't it monitoring the volumes? XD
[04:48] <MyKul> Mike_lifeguard: Did you try killing the process and restarting it?
[04:48] <Mike_lifeguard> I'm about to :)
[04:48] <ienorand> Venko: Did you go through with downgrade?
[04:48] <digitalchemist> @kev_: later in the post someone mentions that they had to enable "Unsupported updates" in Software Sources to get it to show up in apt
[04:48] <mvip> I'm having difficulties with NFSv4 and permissions. All files on the clients are listed as UID/GID 4294967294.
[04:48] <Venko> ienorand: Yeah, just added the repository and installed the package and everything is fluid again like with Intrepid
[04:48] <kev_> digitalchemist: ok, give me a few seconds to try that. i'll brb to let you know how i make out
[04:49] <Burntresistor> i have a python question how do i load math library into idle
[04:49] <agoy> I is there any mp3 player which is command line interface base?
[04:49] <lstarnes> Burntresistor: import matg
[04:49] <Mike_lifeguard> MyKul: er, how would I restart it? just do /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfs-hal-volume-monitor at the prompt?
[04:49] <mvip> agoy: mpg123
[04:49] <lstarnes> Burntresistor: I mean import math
[04:49] <ienorand> Venko: Seems like there is going to be a lot of people needing to go though that process then...
[04:50] <lexvegas> agoy:  VLC can be run on the command line
[04:50] <Burntresistor> i tired import math nothing happens  it doesnt recognize the pi command '
[04:50] <usser> agoy, mplayer
[04:50] <lstarnes> Burntresistor: try math.pi
[04:50] <Venko> ienorand: Worth scripting a command to give people the answer, I think
[04:50] <Venko> /intel [name]
[04:50] <digitalchemist> @Burntresistor: math.pi, otherwise 'from math import pi'
[04:50] <MyKul> mike_lifeguard:  Might be a service... I've never toyed with it, but doing "nohup  /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfs-hal-volume-monitor & should work.
[04:51] <MyKul> Mike_Lifeguard:  Oops... wife is here... fun's over.. :)  Good luck..
[04:51] <Mike_lifeguard> thx :)
[04:52] <Burntresistor> thanks
[04:52] <wexell32> coffe vs tea?! :-?
[04:52] <agoy> How about mp3 or audio player which is Ncurse base?
[04:52] <pronto> use mpd + ncmpc
[04:53] <pronto> http://mpd.wikia.com/wiki/Music_Player_Daemon_Wiki
[04:53] <jtaji> agoy: moc
[04:53] <jtaji> !info moc
[04:53] <mvip> so nobody got NFSv4 up and running?
[04:53] <pronto> music player deamon is better
[04:54] <DragonRift> hey
[04:54] <Davide-buntu> !fstab
[04:54] <lstarnes> pronto: I personally find mpd to be confusing
[04:54] <DragonRift> I was running windows and was getting a random crash
[04:54] <DragonRift> now I am gonna install ubuntu
[04:54] <glisignoli> how would I get a total size of all the files in a dir that were created after a date?
[04:54] <DragonRift> whats a good way to strain the pc
[04:54] <valroadie> strain it?
[04:54] <DragonRift> yes
[04:54] <valroadie> like make it work hard?
[04:55] <DragonRift> as in, make it work its nuts off
[04:55] <valroadie> hm
[04:55] <DragonRift> cpu and gpu
[04:55] <glisignoli> DragonRift: superpi
[04:55] <usser> DragonRift, compile the kernel
[04:55] <valroadie> yeah superpi wors well for CPU
[04:55] <DragonRift> cpu AND GPU
[04:55] <usser> DragonRift, compile anything big really
[04:55] <glisignoli> gl_gearx XD
[04:55] <valroadie> for graphics
[04:55] <DragonRift> glgears?
[04:55] <rm```> crysis!
[04:55] <valroadie> lol
[04:55] <usser> DragonRift, play nexuiz on high settings for an hour for gpu
[04:55] <lexvegas> DragonRift: write a python program to calculate the Fibonacci sequence out to  10 ^ 1000000
[04:55] <DragonRift> I don't have crysis
[04:56] <DragonRift> how stable are nvidia gfx drivers on ubuntu?
[04:57] <usser> DragonRift, nvidia drivers are solid
[04:58] <usser> DragonRift, best perfomance on linux graphics-wise
[04:58] <DragonRift> does SLI work on linux?
[04:58] <justin__> hello
[04:58] <DragonRift> because I have 2 gpus
[04:58] <Davide-buntu> Hi, I'm trying to mount a network location from a windows partition, I want it done automatically at startup so I placed the following in fstab.  mount -t cifs //none-xvlc1hi3pv/d/ /media/none/d/  Any Idea why it doesn't work at startup, but it works when I type it in the terminal
[04:58] <kebomix> hello , i have strange problem , there is server on my network , and every body have user name and password and all automatic ip's ,  the user name and password web page appear on windows and dont  appear on ubuntu as it get's automatic ip's on ubuntu ? !
[04:59] <usser> DragonRift, it should, i've never used it though
[04:59] <justin__> how do i download john the ripper
[04:59] <usser> DragonRift, http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=860&num=1
[05:00] <Cmclean> What is the difference between Ubuntu Server and Ubuntu Desktop?
[05:00] <Davide-buntu> !fstab
[05:00] <poseidon> do you have to install a separate package from sun-java6-jre to get the javaEE sdk?
[05:02] <aliksy> I have a question about brasero.  If I burn an audio cd with it, by default, is there going to be that annoying 2 second pause between tracks?
[05:02] <dj_ryan> hey whats a good disk/dir encrypt pkg on ubuntu (jjaunty)
[05:03] <agoy> usser: How about a audio player on console like moc and also can be able to subscribe RSS, aka podcast?
[05:03] <Kr0ntab> dj_ryan: check out truecrypt...
[05:03] <Kr0ntab> theirs a package on their site... no repo... but a good piece of software
[05:03] <dj_ryan> Kr0ntab: whats the lic senario with that... oss or what?
[05:03] <Acedip> i dont have IE installed in xp, so where do i save the .exe file of IE from ubuntu ?
[05:03] <Acedip> i'm running xp in vbox
[05:03] <Kr0ntab> yes... oss
[05:04] <Kr0ntab> http://www.truecrypt.org/
[05:05] <dj_ryan> does it do stenographic flash parts?
[05:06] <Kr0ntab> yes...
[05:06] <Kr0ntab> read their site...
[05:06] <dj_ryan> ah cool
[05:06] <dj_ryan> i thought it was commercial
[05:06] <Kr0ntab> it's free...
[05:06] <Kr0ntab> and oss
[05:07] <Mike_lifeguard> ok, so I'm told to add "none                    /proc/bus/usb           usbfs noauto         0 0" to /etc/fstab and then "mount this"
[05:07] <River_Tam> Anyone need web or vps hosting?
[05:07] <Mike_lifeguard> how do I mount that when there's no identifier like /dev/sda6?
[05:07] <somedud3> how come when i write some files from linux onto my windows data partition, the files do not show up in windows ?
[05:07] <River_Tam> In need of web hosting, vps, or domains? Go to http://alliancehosting.co.cc Plans start as low as $4.48/month and $17/month for vps.
[05:08] <troopperi> Acedip, http://showmedo.com/videotutorials/video?name=3650000&fromSeriesID=365#TB_inline?&width=776&height=618&inlineId=videoPlayer929
[05:10]  * scunizi thinks this is the lull before the storm.. Is nobody talking tonight?
[05:10]  * aliksy had a question!
[05:10] <quetzalcoatlus> Hi, I've been trying to install Java on my ubuntu server, but I keep getting an odd error related to not having an installation candidate
[05:10] <quetzalcoatlus> http://pastebin.com/m6338fd71
[05:10] <FloridaGuy> what is it with ubuntu takes about 14 min to download 255 mb of updates and about 40 min to install them ?
[05:10] <ienorand> If I have a fullscreen app (eaxample openarena) how do I exit it whilst keeping it running ("alt-tab" out of it)
[05:11] <rww> quetzalcoatlus: can you pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list file, please?
[05:11] <scunizi> ienorand: you have to run it in windowed mode
[05:11] <Davide-buntu> !mtab
[05:11] <SandGorgon> before I do rsync on an ISO - should I mount it. i'm unable to figure out the method to rsync an iso with latest
[05:11] <ienorand> scunizi: So there is no way to get out once it is fullscreen?
[05:12] <scunizi> ienorand: not that I'm aware of
[05:12] <kev_> digitalchemist: i downloaded the packages, did all the updates, and debian installer is still saying the dependency is unsatisfiable
[05:12] <glisignoli> Anyone know how I would get the total size of files created on a certian date?
[05:12] <quetzalcoatlus> rww: http://pastebin.ca/1394619
[05:12] <Davide-buntu> What's mtab?
[05:12] <somedud3> how come when i write some files from linux onto my windows data partition, the files do not show up in windows ?
[05:13] <ienorand> scunizi: That's kind of crappy really... having to reset x just because a fullscreen app freezes
[05:13] <ienorand> Davide-buntu: Where the entries for all currently mounted filesystems are stored.
[05:13] <scunizi> ienorand: you don't have to reset x.. just ctrl+alt+f2 and login.. then use top or htop to figure out what the pid of the app is and kill it.. ctrl+alt+F7 takes you back to the gui
[05:14] <rww> quetzalcoatlus: sun-java6-jre is in the multiverse repository, which you don't have enabled. You can enable it with System > Administration > Software Sources > check "Software restricted by copyright or legal issues", or by adding "multiverse" to the end of each line in your sources.list, saving, and doing "sudo apt-get update"
[05:14] <Davide-buntu> ienorand, if I wanted to add a network location to be mounted at startup would I add it to mtab or fstab?
[05:14] <somedud3> how come when i write some files from linux onto my windows data partition, the files do not show up in windows ?
[05:14] <scunizi> Davide-buntu: fstab
[05:14] <ienorand> Davide-buntu: fstab.  mtab is temporary
[05:15] <quetzalcoatlus> ok rww
[05:15] <quetzalcoatlus> thanks
[05:15] <quetzalcoatlus> installing now
[05:15] <rww> quetzalcoatlus: you're welcome
[05:15] <isiah> somedud3: are you sure that they are being written to the write place? Did you try placing them on your desktop? I am assuming you dual-boot
[05:15] <scunizi> ienorand: there may be a key combo that will switch between full and windowed screen.. you might check with openarena's site or channel
[05:16] <Davide-buntu> scunizi, ienorand I'm trying to mount a network location folder on a windows hard drive on my other computer.. I'm using this in fstab but it won't work mount -t cifs //none-xvlc1hi3pv/d/ /media/none/d/
[05:16] <Davide-buntu> scunizi, ienorand  I want it to load on startup
[05:16] <kev_> digitalchemist: i got it working. i downloaded the virtualbox-ose.deb file for debian 4.0 (previously i was trying it with 5.0), and not it's installing just fine
[05:16] <BlackCoffee> howdy
[05:17] <ienorand> scunizi: Yes, true. From a user-friendliness perspective it's still a pretty remarkable flaw, alt-tab seem kind of a basic feature...
[05:17] <BlackCoffee> anyone knows how to display song info of audacious on xchat?
[05:17] <scunizi> ienorand: yes.. but keep in mind the application might be preventing that key combo from working.. not linux or ubuntu itself..
[05:18] <somedud3> isiah: yeah this keeps happening, i write a file to my ntfs partition and when i go to windows the files are no there
[05:18] <somedud3> no errors in ubuntu
[05:18] <tyoc> I have installed in a VM virtualbox ubuntu (inside my ubuntu :P) but there it only show resolutions of 640x480 and 800x600... and I want at less 1024x768... my monitor support up to 1280x1024
[05:18] <scunizi> tyoc: you need to install the guest additions for virtual box
[05:18] <scunizi> tyoc: then restart the vm
[05:18] <yoshimit> Hello there! Someone knows how to use a ISO image as mirror ?
[05:18] <valroadie> is there any way to male the desktop cube smaller?
[05:18] <valroadie> *make
[05:19] <Davide-buntu> scunizi, ienorand I'm trying to mount a network location folder on a windows hard drive on my other computer.. I'm using this in fstab but it won't work mount -t cifs //none-xvlc1hi3pv/d/ /media/none/d/
[05:19] <tyoc> it is the virtualbox not "opensoruce" so I guess they are already isntalled???
[05:19] <tyoc> scunizi: how I can know if i already have them or not?
[05:19] <scunizi> !mount | Davide-buntu
[05:19] <isiah> somedud3: ok can you see your window files when your in ubuntu?
[05:19] <Davide-buntu> :(
[05:19] <Droopsta915> Whats the command to show my hidden files on the dektop?
[05:19] <Droopsta915> desktop, sorry
[05:19] <somedud3> isiah: yeah i can mount both my system and data ntfs partition , see all the files
[05:20] <landon_> how do i enable 3d?
[05:20] <scunizi> tyoc: open the vm that you want to add the resoltion to then in the menu at the top left, one of the dropdown choices you'll see "Install guest Additions" .. It's part of Vbox
[05:20] <kris_> At one time I did
[05:21] <tyoc> scunizi: OK, I will do that, let me check
[05:21] <Davide-buntu> scunizi, I didnt find any help there but thanks
[05:21] <FuzzX> anybody running FF 3 ?
[05:21] <isiah> somedud3: I think it could possible be a permission problem, have you tried using the chmod command?
[05:21] <somedud3> isiah: if its a permission problem i should be given an error shouldnt  ?
[05:21] <Mike_lifeguard> FuzzX: yes (but perhaps you're looking for #firefox ?)
[05:22] <FuzzX> no its godda be on ubuntu
[05:22] <somedud3> isiah: i get a copy bar and everything, no errors, but no files when i go to windows
[05:22] <scunizi> FuzzX: anyone on 8.10 is running FF3
[05:22] <FuzzX> yeah
[05:23] <celthunder> scunizi how can you assume that?
[05:23] <Mike_lifeguard> If I have a line in /etc/fstab that's "none		/proc/bus/usb	usbdevfs	noauto,devmode=0666	0	0" how would I mount that?
[05:23] <celthunder> scunizi i have 8.10 i dont use firefox
[05:23] <scunizi> celthunder: unless you manually install something different FF3 is preinstalled..
[05:23] <nadan> trying to build something... apparently by googling i found i'm missing gtk-devel ....  don't see it however in the repositories any idea?
[05:23] <FuzzX> just wanna quickly test a javascript feature.. would ned some confirmation from another ubuntu FF 3 user
[05:23] <lstarnes> nadan: look for libgtk2.0-dev
[05:23] <scunizi> celthunder: I should probably say FF3 comes standard on 8.10.. not that everyone is using it
[05:23] <isiah> somedud3: It couldnt be a windows hidden file thing right?
[05:24] <somedud3> no
[05:24] <tyoc> scunizi: I dont see a popup or something :S.... after I clicked "Install 'guest additions'"
[05:24] <somedud3> hmm maybe its hiding them as 'system files'
[05:24] <somedud3> i could check that out
[05:24] <scunizi> tyoc: what guest are you running?
[05:24] <somedud3> gotta go tho, thanks for trying
[05:24] <antikoa> sup
[05:24] <nadan> hmmm i have that...  maybe its made for gtk1.2?  checking for GTK - version >= 1.2.1... no
[05:25] <lstarnes> nadan: try libgtk1.2-dev.  What are you compiling?
[05:25] <tyoc> scunizi: Ubuntu 8.10
[05:25] <oospunkey> if "sudo fdisk -l" does not see my HDD does that mean its dead?
[05:25] <scunizi> tyoc: that's what you're running in the vm? on a windows host?
[05:25] <celthunder> oospunkey, no
[05:25] <tyoc> scunizi: is because Im doing some apps that sometimes testing them freeze my Ubuntu host
[05:25] <somedud3> is there any disadvantage to install ubuntu on a logical partition ?
[05:25] <nadan> prb not what i want... but an old "disk space visualizer"  called fsv  http://fsv.sourceforge.net/
[05:25] <tyoc> scunizi: Ubuntu 8.10 host and ubuntu 8.10 client
[05:26] <scunizi> tyoc: ah. k.. you need to open terminal in the guest and "cd /media/cdrom0"
[05:26] <felixsulla> If you have a box that has Vista, and you put Ubuntu on a new partition, will it be able to see your Win files?
[05:26] <usser> somedud3, not really, ubuntu or any other os except windows can live on extended partitions just fine
[05:26] <tyoc> scunizi: because like I said I sometimes freeze my ubuntu and that or restart isnt fun, more if Im talking with people... so I decided to install it in a VM and work inside that environment
[05:26] <Mike_lifeguard> OK, in syslog, there is Apr 17 01:26:24 mikelifeguard-laptop kernel: [  509.478184] usb 5-4: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
[05:26] <tyoc> scunizi: O I see, like if a CD... nice...
[05:26] <tyoc> :D
[05:26] <scunizi> tyoc: then in that directory "ls" to list the files..
[05:27] <tyoc> scunizi: checking out
[05:27] <troopperi> !ntfs
[05:27] <Mike_lifeguard> So clearly the kernel knows the device is there, but I cannot mount it, and it does not automount :'(
[05:27] <scunizi> tyoc: then pic the file that you need to install.. if it's for x86 then "sudo ./<name of file>
[05:28] <tyoc> scunizi: I think something is wrong.... I only see exes inside :S
[05:28] <oospunkey> if fdisk can't find my hdd then how do i mount it?
[05:29] <scunizi> tyoc: try ls -la
[05:29] <scunizi> tyoc: there should be some .run files there.
[05:29] <tyoc> let me see
[05:30] <srimal> Hi all
[05:30] <tyoc> o yea I see the run :)
[05:30] <srimal> anyone tested 9.04 on ATI Radeon Mobility 1600
[05:30] <iox> Hey everyone!
[05:30] <srimal> Radeon Mobility X1600
[05:30] <KnomeDE> iox: hello
[05:31] <srimal> I get flickering on movie play back in 9.04 and 8.10 but 8.04 works fine
[05:31] <iox> Anyone mind if I ask a couple of quick questions about partitions? I've looked in forums and I can't seem to get my answers.
[05:31] <srimal> Video card is Radeon Mobility X1600 Compa
[05:31] <srimal> Compaq nx9420 laptop
[05:31] <oospunkey> i'm wondering about partitions as well
[05:31] <tyoc> scunizi: an extra question now that I have your attention :), is possible to install to a windows guest the nvidia drivers??? or Im wrong about this?
[05:32] <tyoc> scunizi: VBox additions installed, restarting the VBox
[05:32] <nadan> grrr it says "you need gl or mesagl libraries" but i have mesa-common-dev
[05:32] <glisignoli> iox: go for broke
[05:32] <iox> My main questions about partitions are:  does putting /tmp on a seperate partition improve performance, and if so what size should I make it?
[05:33] <glisignoli> iox: not unless its a seperate drive
[05:33] <seven41> I tried to use ubuntu 8.04.2 LTS to set up a system with encrypted root volume on top of soft raid 1. I ran into multiple failures. Filed bugs 362696, 362705, 362714. Do you know if this setup works better in the newer ubuntu versions? (fyi this setup has worked ok for me with another distribution)
[05:33] <glisignoli> (physical) drive
[05:33] <KnomeDE> iox: if the partition is on a separate HDD, then yes, otherwise, not really
[05:34] <iox> is the main point to reduce fragmentation? Or does the /tmp folder on a seperate drive increase bandwidth?
[05:34] <glisignoli> reminds me of what my boss wanted me to do
[05:34] <scunizi> tyoc: nope.. you have to use the generic drivers provided by vbox for all guest install's at this point
[05:34] <glisignoli> demanded I make a seperate "swap" partition on his windows pc
[05:34] <glisignoli> of 20gb
[05:35] <glisignoli> when the drive where raid 1
[05:35] <glisignoli> or raid 0
[05:35] <glisignoli> I forget
[05:35] <FloodBot3> glisignoli: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:35] <KnomeDE> iox: if its on a separate drive, that drive will be handling requests solely fo files in the /tmp directory
[05:35] <iox> Amazing information KnomeDE/glisingnoli, thanks for your help!
[05:35] <KnomeDE> iox: if its on the same drive, the drive is handling requests for everything at once, and has to move back and forth between sectors
[05:36] <KnomeDE> cylinders i mean
[05:36] <tyoc> scunizi: thx, I still have the 2 low resolutions.... but I can now work more "easy" with the mouse :)
[05:36] <scunizi> tyoc: you might be able to drag the corners of the box and make it bigger though..
[05:37] <tyoc> scunizi: Oh, I see
[05:37] <scunizi> tyoc: did you install the version from the repo's?
[05:37] <tyoc> now scunizi I have already the last version of VB
[05:37] <tyoc> from his main site
[05:37] <scunizi> tyoc: direct from their site?
[05:37] <tyoc> yep
[05:38] <scunizi> good
[05:38] <tyoc> :)
[05:38] <tyoc> before didnt know how to install this "guest additions" hehehe
[05:38] <tyoc> thx for the tip
[05:38] <nadan> whats the channel for general chat?
[05:38] <somedud3> how do i scan a disk to find / try to repair bad sectors ?
[05:38] <scunizi> tyoc: np.. the #vbox channel is good if you catch them before bed..
[05:39] <tyoc> oki doki
[05:39] <scunizi> somedud3: boot into the recover kernel and there will be an option listed
[05:39] <somedud3> scunizi: i am on a live USB right now
[05:40] <scunizi> !fsck | somedud3
[05:40] <somedud3> scunizi: can i use that on an empty FS ?
[05:40] <somedud3> * empty partition table
[05:41] <koolkartik> "The following packages have been kept back:
[05:41] <koolkartik>   linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic linux-image-2.6.24-23-generic
[05:41] <koolkartik> 0 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed 0 to remove and 2 not upgraded." can anyone help with this
[05:41] <scunizi> somedud3: if it hasn't been partitioned and formatted probably not
[05:41] <somedud3> scunizi: im having trouble parititoning, thats why i want to run a disk check
[05:41] <rww> koolkartik: I assume that's output from "apt-get upgrade"? try "apt-get dist-upgrade" instead.
[05:41] <scunizi> somedud3: are you attempting a dual boot?
[05:42] <somedud3> scunizi: yeah, i have done it on this drive before, but for some reason i cant create more than 2 partitions
[05:43] <vegombrei> i cant mount one of my internal hdds .. can someone please take a look at my fstab and mtab and help me fix it
[05:43] <scunizi> somedud3: ah.. you can only have 4 primary partitions on a drive.. if you're currently at 2 or 3 then the next needs to be an extended partition of the entire remaining amount.. then that space can be partitioned several times.
[05:44] <koolkartik> rww: yeah thats output from apt-get upgrade and m not able 2 install nethng it always displays this msg and these 2 upates never get installes
[05:44] <rww> koolkartik: did you try "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"?
[05:44] <somedud3> scunizi: yeah i know, i made my xp part, 1 for linux swap, trying to add the ext3 partition but it wont let me
[05:45] <koolkartik> rww: ok i m trying that
[05:45] <scunizi> somedud3: are you using the partition manager built into the live cd?
[05:45] <somedud3> scunizi: gparted , yeah
[05:45] <vegombrei> i cant mount one of my internal hdds .. can someone please take a look at my fstab and mtab and help me fix it ....http://pastebin.com/m426cd011
[05:46] <scunizi> somedud3: what's it say?
[05:46] <vegombrei> celthunder: you there ?
[05:47] <Booh> Hi, I want to put ogg file on my facebook but I think I can only put videos... so, how to convert my ogg file to some video format?  (Sorry I don't know a lot about multimedias)
[05:47] <emergion> Hello all. My laptop recently had some issues (would not boot) some how it boots fine now but my Ubuntu constantly says "Wireless is Disable" though everything else seems to be working fine? I booted off the live cd into the trial environment and it still says "Wireless is disabled" I even tried a USB wireless card with the same result. Any ideas?
[05:48] <celthunder> vegombrei, yes
[05:48] <admin_masu3701> can i install dreamweaver in ubuntu 8.10
[05:48] <wahnfrieden> HI YALL
[05:48] <wahnfrieden> how long does ubuntu install take
[05:48] <celthunder> vegombrei, how can i help you?
[05:48] <admin_masu3701> not long at all
[05:48] <scunizi> wahnfrieden: about 30-40 minutes typically
[05:48] <celthunder> wahnfrieden, about 6 minutes?
[05:48] <gueux> hi
[05:48] <wahnfrieden> NICE.
[05:48] <celthunder> scunizi, it took you 40 minutes?
[05:49] <admin_masu3701> it took me 20 minutes
[05:49] <scunizi> celthunder: full desktop..with updates
[05:49] <wahnfrieden> is there any decent music production software for Linux, for something similar to Ableton Live?
[05:49] <andruk> admin_masu3701: you'll need to use wine, check appdb.org for more information on specific capabilities of dreamweaver on wine.
[05:49] <scunizi> better than 3+hrs on winXX
[05:50] <admin_masu3701> andruk: thats a cool site
[05:50] <tyoc> ey scunizi thanks for the help :), cya (y)
[05:50] <admin_masu3701> are those games
[05:50] <nadan> wahnfrieden, takes about 801 seconds to install 8.10 then updates are dependent on download speed
[05:50] <scunizi> tyoc: np :)
[05:50] <tyoc>  good night all :)
[05:51] <somedud3> scunizi: it says /dev/sda5: No such file or directory
[05:51] <glisignoli> will ubuntu 9.04 be a LTS release?
[05:51] <lstarnes> glisignoli: no
[05:51] <andruk> admin_masu3701: the wine project includes appdb, which makes the wine project a lot larger than just the win32 api.
[05:51] <wahnfrieden> SO SHOULD I INSTALL Jaunty With Ext4 since ext4 is already stable OR what
[05:51] <scunizi> somedud3: that would be the reference for the 5th partition..
[05:51] <troopperi> !wine
[05:51] <scunizi> glisignoli: no
[05:51] <killedkillerb> is there a command similar to windows's ipconfig /all
[05:51] <wahnfrieden> will it be easy to update my os to the stable release
[05:51] <somedud3> scunizi: right the 3rd partition i added is an extended
[05:51] <lstarnes> killedkillerb: try ifconfig
[05:51] <wahnfrieden> killedkillerb IFCONFIG
[05:51] <bc01> k
[05:51] <killedkillerb> i know ifconfig but i need more info
[05:52] <killedkillerb> default gateway and whatnot
[05:52] <lstarnes> wahnfrieden: yes
[05:52] <bc01> ima
[05:52] <wahnfrieden> ifconfig --help
[05:52] <lstarnes> wahnfrieden: wait, I'm not sure
[05:52] <admin_masu3701> andruk: i see...but the dreamweaver application free?
[05:52] <eugen> hey,..how can I synchronize the kde multi desktop feature with the compiz one?
[05:52] <wahnfrieden> lstarnes ABOUT WHAT
[05:52] <somedud3> scunizi: i have 2 ntfs primaries, then third is extended, then adding a linux swap and error occurs
[05:52] <lstarnes> wahnfrieden: capsd
[05:52] <lstarnes> *caps
[05:52] <koolkartik> ﻿admin_masu3701: wine will create a bit problem with dreamweaver try similar projects : kompozer (widely used ) or u may also go for bluefish
[05:52] <lstarnes> wahnfrieden: from 8.10 or from an earlier version of 9.04?
[05:53] <admin_masu3701> koolkartik: i have kompozer
[05:53] <wahnfrieden> can I have a recycle bin in linux?
[05:53] <wahnfrieden> lstarnes im installing a new copy
[05:53] <wahnfrieden> lstarnes im moving from windows 7
[05:53] <nadan> wahnfrieden, you do have a recycle bin called trash
[05:54] <vegombrei> celthunder: dude all those issues are back.. now i cant mount that drive .. could you take a look at my fstab?
[05:54] <scunizi> somedud3: you've added the extended but have you hit "apply" in gparted after creating it? it might not allow creation of any partitions in the extended portion until that partition is written correctly.
[05:54] <wahnfrieden> oh so anything i rm is undo-able?
[05:54] <nadan> wahnfrieden, just don't remove from command line -- rm or it won't go to trash
[05:54] <vegombrei> celthunder: http://pastebin.com/m426cd011
[05:54] <somedud3> scunizi: yeah it applied fine, but after that i cant add anything in the unallocated space under the extended part
[05:54] <wahnfrieden> is there a shortcut to move to trash from command line
[05:54] <killedkillerb> i've used ifconfig --help and read the manpage
[05:55] <admin_masu3701> i have a dreamweaver.exe ...would it work in linux?
[05:55] <zenergi> What does it mean when there is a * instead of a "x" in the second field of a /etc/passwd entry? I know the "x" means it has a shadow pw, but what is the *?
[05:55] <celthunder> vegombrei, ok one sec looking
[05:55] <scunizi> somedud3: have you tried restarting the live cd and system to see if that makes a difference?
[05:55] <somedud3> scunizi: no guess i should try that
[05:55] <celthunder> vegombrei, k which drive wont mount?
[05:55] <scunizi> somedud3: worth a shot
[05:56] <koolkartik> ﻿Booh: u can use vlc and with that u can convert ur files
[05:57] <zenergi> Also, what does the "+" mean in the file permissions "drwx------+" ?
[05:57] <somedud3> scunizi: but basically after i try to apply it gives that error ( no such directory),  and shows there is an 'unknown partition' there, and if i try to format that partition i get the same error
[05:57] <Booh> ok thanks koolkartik
[05:57] <scunizi> somedud3: that after hitting "new" to create a new partition?
[05:58] <wahnfrieden> killedkillerb read *this* man page
[05:59] <Booh> Wow!  and the sound is better... !!!  a lot better!
[06:00] <killedkillerb> wahnfrieden, what manpage?
[06:00] <Doom> Hey, all. I'm looking for a good C++ compiler. Any recommendations?
[06:01] <mib_bnqm76> question, how can I configure my wireless connection from terminnal?
[06:01] <altusanew_> Other than g++ ?
[06:01] <Doom> Just looking for multiple opinions. Humor me.
[06:02] <newchaos> icc
[06:02] <scunizi> !best | Doom
[06:02] <wahnfrieden> this man page
[06:02] <eqisow1> I have a motherboard with the AMD SB750 southbridge. The installer sees my configured raid0, but after install I get a "no OS installed" error. I can't use linux softraid because the array has a dedicated windows 7 partition and the installer only lets me configure the separate disks if the raid is turned off in the bios
[06:03] <osubuck_> if i install the 9.04 RC will i be able to upgrade it to the final when its out?
[06:03] <eqisow1> osubuck_: yes
[06:03] <xangua> osubuck_: yes
[06:03] <osubuck_> sweet :D
[06:03] <killedkillerb> osubuck_, #ubuntu+1
[06:04] <osubuck_> might as well get it then considering its not far away
[06:05] <koolkartik> rww:﻿﻿Errors were encountered while processing:
[06:05] <koolkartik>  /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic_2.6.24-19.41_i386.deb
[06:05] <koolkartik>  /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-2.6.24-23-generic_2.6.24-23.52_i386.deb
[06:05] <koolkartik> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[06:05] <FloodBot3> koolkartik: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:05] <killedkillerb> so nobody knows a simple way to get the same output from ubuntu terminal that windows command prompt gives me with ipconfig /all?
[06:05] <koolkartik> rww: this is the error
[06:06] <killedkillerb> i managed to get the default gateway with route -n
[06:06] <killedkillerb> but that still leaves me looking for the default dns and dhcp servers
[06:06] <scunizi> killedkillerb: try iwconfig
[06:06] <killedkillerb> i
[06:06] <sammy> where is the best place to set the TZ environment variable so that I can have a different time zone than the system time zone?
[06:06] <killedkillerb> ill check that out thx
[06:07] <g4lt-lappy> killedkillerb, taht information isn't presented in tablature forme in linux.  you can get the dns by cat /etc/resolv.conf
[06:07] <scunizi> killedkillerb: also ifconfig
[06:07] <sammy> .bashrc mentions it is for non-login shells. I want to make sure my timezone is set properly for X and gnome applications
[06:08] <scunizi> killedkillerb: ifconfig should give you more info
[06:08] <killedkillerb> iwconfig  seems to be for wireless
[06:08] <killedkillerb> ifconfig isnt giving me default gateway, dns server, or dhcp server
[06:08] <sammy> oh look. the ubuntu community doc page for environment variables says .profile should work for displaymanager. :)
[06:08] <killedkillerb> ive read man and --help
[06:09] <koolkartik> rww: is there any other way to fix this problem?
[06:09] <scunizi> killedkillerb: check out man ifconfig
[06:10] <vegombrei> celthunder: dude you mind if i pvt msg ya?
[06:10] <C-S-B> I've compiled 2.6.29.1 for ubuntu 8.10 but its not booting-I get a weird graphical glitch...
[06:10] <l1sp-> http://migre.me/wl8
[06:10] <C-S-B> I know my xorg.conf is right
[06:11] <koolkartik> rww: u there
[06:11] <lamalex> Hi, i have a really simple request. Is anyone here on 8.04 (hardy) desktop? Does seahorse have an option to backup keyring in it's 'file' menu?
[06:11] <killedkillerb> g4lt-lappy, that was the missing link
[06:11] <killedkillerb> thx
[06:11] <C-S-B> It doesnt show the animated splah either
[06:11] <DragonRift> I am gwtting video mode not supported
[06:11] <DragonRift> when trying to install ubuntu
[06:12] <C-S-B> try vesa
[06:12] <lamalex> can someone on 8.04 just open seahorse and tell me if that option is there?
[06:12] <xangua> DragonRift: what Ubuntu are you trying to install ¿
[06:12] <DragonRift> the latest
[06:13] <DragonRift> ubuntu-8.10-desktop-amd64.iso
[06:13] <scunizi> lamalex: going to Applications/Accessories Passwords & Encry there is a backup option
[06:13] <lamalex> scunizi: thank you :)
[06:13] <lamalex> it seems to have been removed but i cant figure out why
[06:13] <scunizi> lamalex: np :)
[06:14] <lamalex> no upstream or downstream changelog obviously says why it was removed
[06:14] <DansTheMan> Guys i need some help installing Ubuntu.
[06:15] <C-S-B> Whats the prob Dan?
[06:15] <DragonRift> I am using geforce 8800
[06:16] <DragonRift> it works fine till I click install
[06:16] <DragonRift> then says video mode not supported
[06:16] <DansTheMan> C-S-B: I cannot get past step 4 of the installation process of Ubuntu 8.10 desktop edition :(
[06:16] <koolkartik> ﻿  linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic linux-image-2.6.24-23-generic  can ne 1 help me
[06:16] <koolkartik> :(
[06:17] <DansTheMan> I'm currently using the "Try Ubuntu without making any changes" from the CD boot menu.
[06:17] <scunizi> DansTheMan: what's step 4?
[06:17] <DragonRift> even when I use the try ubuntu without any changes
[06:17] <DragonRift> I get the same error
[06:17] <DragonRift> if nvidia not supported by ubuntu?
[06:17] <DragonRift> is
[06:17] <g4lt-lappy> hmm, since the last upgrade i've completely lost the shitf key.  anyone know where  can find it
[06:17] <DansTheMan> scunizi: The one about partitioning
[06:18] <g4lt-lappy> i've tried system-keyboard with no effect
[06:18] <DragonRift> do I need to change to fedora?
[06:18] <C-S-B> we need an error msg
[06:18] <DragonRift> :p
[06:18] <scunizi> DansTheMan: you might be one of the few that has the mysterious "can't read the HD" bug..
[06:18] <DansTheMan> I'll show you a screen shot?
[06:19] <scunizi> DansTheMan: then again.. do you have a gforce motherboard?
[06:19] <killedkillerb> DragonRift i know for a fact 8.10 supports 8800
[06:19] <koolkartik> ﻿  linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic linux-image-2.6.24-23-generic not able to install these updates    need help
[06:19] <scunizi> DansTheMan: that is.. an nvidia gforce motherboard?
[06:19] <DansTheMan> scunizi: No.
[06:19] <DansTheMan> It's an Acer Aspire 5720Z 1a****
[06:20] <DansTheMan> the stars are a wildcard :p
[06:20] <C-S-B> DansTheMan,  I'm in koh samui, thailand and the gf want to sun tan/burn -need to sorry!
[06:20] <C-S-B> *to go
[06:20] <kebomix> hello , i can't log in hotspot using ubuntu , as it works under windows ? as it takes ip's on ubuntu also like windows !
[06:21] <killedkillerb> kebomix what is your native language?
[06:21] <altusanew_> Dragon did you install the proprietary nvidia drivers?
[06:21] <DansTheMan> Guys: http://i40.tinypic.com/2h80r2s.png
[06:21] <killedkillerb> is there an arabic ubuntu chan?
[06:22] <kebomix> yeah , but it is dead
[06:22] <mib_bnqm76> Can someone help me?
[06:22] <DansTheMan> scunizi: Is it possible to fix that?
[06:22] <killedkillerb> bah
[06:22] <scunizi> DansTheMan: I'd suggest googling "5720z ubuntu" and see if you come up with any references for a fix or workaround
[06:22] <killedkillerb> !hotspot
[06:22] <celthunder> kebomix do you have dhcp on
[06:22] <killedkillerb> oh
[06:22] <killedkillerb> wifi
[06:22] <killedkillerb> good luck
[06:23] <C-S-B> DansTheMan, you could try the alternative install cd and using gparted to prep the drive
[06:23] <DansTheMan> C-S-B: I want it to install to drive D which is a partition
[06:23] <DansTheMan> I want to keep Windows on this machine as-well
[06:23] <killedkillerb> !wifi
[06:23] <scunizi> DansTheMan: seems there is lots out there on that model and issues running linux
[06:23] <kebomix> celthunder: yes and i tried "sudo dhclient eth0 " but no thing works , it is already connected to network with automatic ip
[06:24] <C-S-B> DansTheMan, and it doesnt show the 'guided use whole partition' bit
[06:24] <celthunder> kebomix ok so it has an ip do you have your routes setup?
[06:24] <DansTheMan> scunizi: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-609230.html
[06:24] <DansTheMan> It should work?
[06:25] <C-S-B> yeah, If you have a partition ready for it, it should work
[06:25] <kebomix> celthunder: routes setup  ?
[06:25] <DansTheMan> But there is stuff already on that partition
[06:25] <DansTheMan> I can access the drives now on Ubuntu
[06:25] <C-S-B> that you want?
[06:25] <C-S-B> if so, back up and resize with gparted
[06:25] <DansTheMan> And i'm using the "Try Ubuntu without making any changes"
[06:25] <DansTheMan> C-S-B: What?
[06:25] <k1en> hi, how do i printa bunch of pictures on the same page?
[06:25] <C-S-B> yeah, thats just a live cd
[06:26] <anooptp> hai every body
[06:26] <celthunder> kebomix route add default gw <gateway>
[06:27] <anooptp> how can i install javascript????
[06:27] <kebomix> celthunder: yes i have it
[06:27] <anooptp> some body please help me
[06:27] <k1en> anooptp, whats the problem?
[06:27] <celthunder> kebomix k can you ping the gateway?
[06:27] <DansTheMan> How do i get this "Live CD"?
[06:28] <kebomix> celthunder: no
[06:28] <k1en> DansTheMan, from the internet - google "ubuntu"
[06:28] <nadan> is there a command that will tell you where a command is loading ie mpd when i type mpd what file is it linking too
[06:28] <DragonRift> how do I make my install use the vesa driver
[06:29] <celthunder> nadan strace
[06:29] <DansTheMan> lol
[06:29] <DragonRift> I am new to linux
[06:29] <scunizi> DansTheMan: ubuntu.com for all the various downloads
[06:29] <BlueEagle> danstheman: If you are running "Try Ubuntu without making any changes" then you are running from the live cd.
[06:29] <celthunder> nadan nvm thats process links....i think
[06:29] <DragonRift> and could use some help
[06:30] <nadan> celthunder lol not sure to be honest quite what it did...  i guess it gave the details of the hole process or something
[06:30] <celthunder> kebomix ok type ifconfig -a whats the output?
[06:30] <DansTheMan> BlueEagle: Ok, i'm running from live CD then :)
[06:30] <DansTheMan> People, please help, i am stuck :(
[06:30] <celthunder> nadan yeah...it shows the process calls sorry not the files...though im sure if you followed the process calls it would show what files...
[06:31] <celthunder> danstheman what you need help with
[06:31] <nadan> celthunder, actually it did...  thank you
[06:31] <celthunder> nadan lol neato
[06:31] <raulh> i got an Nvidia Geforce 6600
[06:32] <g4lt-lappy> OKAY, THAT'S ANNOYING, IT WAS THE "DESKTOP EFFECTS" SOMEHOW SWALLOWING MY SHIFT KEYS :(
[06:32] <raulh> and i cant
[06:32] <raulh> set my resolution
[06:32] <raulh> above 600*800
[06:32] <raulh> why :[
[06:32] <epalm> say I have a wav file, and an avi file.  i want to kill whatever sound the avi contains, and embed the wav into the avi (which needs to be lined up precisely.  any ubuntu-friend software recommendations?
[06:32] <FloodBot3> raulh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:32] <DansTheMan> celthunder: http://i40.tinypic.com/2h80r2s.png
[06:32] <g4lt-lappy> sorry, apparently it also swallowed a capslock event :/
[06:32] <DansTheMan> I cannot get passed that step
[06:32] <celthunder> raulh do you have the drivers installed
[06:32] <raulh> i tried but it failed
[06:32] <scunizi> raulh: go to system/Admin/hardware drivers and activate the 173 driver.. not the 177 driver..
[06:32] <BlueEagle> danstheman: Are you using a raid setup with sata disks?
[06:32] <eugen> hey, is there a way that I can rotate my secondary display 180 degrees with compiz?
[06:32] <raulh> alright i activated the 'reccommended'
[06:32] <DansTheMan> I think i have a SATA disk
[06:32] <eugen> I have an nvidia card, and nvidia-settings doesn't have any options to do so...
[06:33] <DansTheMan> and i am unsure what you mean by RAID
[06:33] <g4lt-lappy> eugen, sounds more like a job for xrandr
[06:33] <celthunder> dantheman...install your sata drivers
[06:33] <BlueEagle> danstheman: When unsure; google.
[06:33] <DansTheMan> How?
[06:33] <sammy> so I've tried setting TZ as :America/New_York and America/New_York in both .profile and .bashrc and the panel clock applet still shows the system timezone. any suggestions?
[06:33] <DansTheMan> I thought linux had all the drivers
[06:33] <browndog> Danstheman: did you try the other option from the boot menu - Install Ubuntu , underneath the Try...
[06:33] <raulh> bleh, it's on a deadlock at 88%
[06:34] <celthunder> dantheman raid is whre you use mutlitple disks as if they were one (raid 0) raid 1 is mirroring (one is just backup) 5 is ..spreading data across mutliple drives with one not used just in case a different one fails (5 might be something else but sounds right)
[06:34] <DansTheMan> browndog: Yes, however, i could not install it to drive D:\
[06:34] <sammy> btw, bash notices when I set the variable in .profile or .bashrc
[06:34] <DansTheMan> oh
[06:34] <scunizi> raulh: what was the recommended? the 173, 177 or 180 driver?
[06:34] <DansTheMan> I only have one disc drive
[06:34] <nadan> celthunder, that strace is actually pretty cool did it on ls and it displayed all the actions taken by ls
[06:34] <kyledr> how do i know what my default gateway is?
[06:34] <raulh> 177
[06:34] <raulh> i installed 173
[06:34] <raulh> by mistake
[06:34] <BlueEagle> danstheman: Not all drivers for every single piece of hardware is loaded by default. Also, notice how people prefix the target of what they are saying with the nickname of that person. It helps keep track of conversations.
[06:35] <celthunder> kyledr tracert google.com and itll show your gateway as the first hop
[06:35] <raulh> but now it finished do i have to reboot?
[06:35] <scunizi> raulh: 177 has issues.. 173 works better with the 6600 .. 180.11 also has issues..
[06:35] <celthunder> kyledr and yes there are better ways to do it but thats the easiest
[06:35] <DansTheMan> BlueEagle: I realise, i am a frequent IRC user myself :) Hmm, do you know where i can get these drivers
[06:35] <scunizi> raulh: ctrl+alt+backspace
[06:35] <TheFunkbomb> Hey, once I install a driver, is it possible for me to just delete the tar and the folder I extracted from the tar?
[06:35] <celthunder> dantheman what do you have for a motherboard
[06:35] <scunizi> TheFunkbomb: yes
[06:35] <celthunder> thefunkbomb yes
[06:35] <TheFunkbomb> scunizi, thanks
[06:35] <BlueEagle> danstheman: They should be on the cd already. What you want to do is open a terminal window and type lspci
[06:36] <DansTheMan> People that can help me, could you please join #help-danstheman. As conversation is getting quite cluttered here. Thanks :)
[06:36] <kyledr> celthunder: is tracepath ok?
[06:36] <DansTheMan> ok
[06:36] <TheFunkbomb> and you too celthunder
[06:36] <nadan> scunizi, when i changed my card drivers ctrl alt backspace gave me an error reboot however worked fine....  i know it resets the gdm but i figured i'd mention it.
[06:36] <DansTheMan> BlueEagle: Ok, i typed it and this massive list of hardware came up
[06:36] <BlueEagle> danstheman: That will give you a list of the pci-devices in your machine. What you want to look for there is IDE, SATA and/or RAID and see what you find. You then google that with the added words "linux module" and find out which module you should have loaded.
[06:36] <celthunder> kyledr traceroute google.com the first hop is your router...which is your gateway...if you have a static ip its also in /etc/network/interfaces and if you want you could check route -n and itll show your gateway
[06:37] <DansTheMan> o..k
[06:37] <scunizi> nadan: happens sometimes but not to everyone
[06:37] <TheFunkbomb> Next topic.  I have an external USB wireless card.  Is there any way I can configure it so as soon as I plug it in, it's ifconfing RAUSB0 down and in monitor mode?
[06:37] <raulh> thanks for the help it worked!
[06:37] <BlueEagle> danstheman: Then you type lsmod and see if the module mentioned in the google results are listed there.
[06:37] <scunizi> raulh: yea!
[06:37] <loafers> Why does ubuntu release every 6 months and not on a day to day basis?
[06:37] <DansTheMan> BlueEagle: http://i40.tinypic.com/2h80r2s.png
[06:37] <raulh> Scunizi: one more question how does ubuntu handle with wireless adapters?
[06:37] <DansTheMan> Whoops, sorry
[06:37] <DansTheMan> 00:1f.1 IDE interface: Intel Corporation 82801HBM/HEM (ICH8M/ICH8M-E) IDE Controller (rev 03)
[06:37] <DansTheMan> 00:1f.2 SATA controller: Intel Corporation 82801HBM/HEM (ICH8M/ICH8M-E) SATA AHCI Controller (rev 03)
[06:37] <TheFunkbomb> loafers?  I don't understand
[06:37] <DansTheMan> Is that it?
[06:37] <BlueEagle> danstheman: You can add |grep <something> to search the output from commands for <something> like this: modprobe |grep nvidia
[06:37] <FloodBot3> DansTheMan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:38] <loafers> For example, some apps like deluge are outdated
[06:38] <celthunder> raulh, h what does that mean? "handle with wireless adaptors"
[06:38] <BlueEagle> danstheman: It is.
[06:38] <scunizi> raulh: fine.. but it depends on the adaptor.. most but not all atheros work fine..
[06:38] <raulh> the Drivers
[06:38] <loafers> why don't they update rather than waiting 6 months
[06:38] <scunizi> !wireless
[06:38] <DansTheMan> BlueEagle: Which one is?
[06:38] <TheFunkbomb> loafers, updates come as the programs are updated.  No guarantee that there will be a new one with Jaunty
[06:38] <BlueEagle> danstheman: Now head over to google and google for Intel Corporation 82801HBM/HEM (ICH8M/ICH8M-E) linux module
[06:38] <raulh> i have  a Tenda TW[xxx](u)
[06:38] <celthunder> raulh look up the chipset and you'll be fine
[06:39] <raulh> already tried it there's nothing for it on any search engines for linux
[06:39] <TheFunkbomb> raulh, can you find linux drivers for it?
[06:39] <TheFunkbomb> raulh, what chipset is it?
[06:39] <Adman65> Hey, anyone have problems with ruby gems
[06:39] <DansTheMan> http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=Intel+Corporation+82801HBM%2FHEM+(ICH8M%2FICH8M-E)+linux+module&btnG=Search&meta=
[06:39] <BlueEagle> danstheman: You may want to search for sata aswell if it is a sata and not a pata disk you have.
[06:39] <DansTheMan> I am so confused
[06:39] <raulh> tenda twl541u
[06:39] <loafers> TheFunkbomb, why not?  I read ubuntu wants to be stable right?  But the way I see it, developers wouldn't release something unless it wasn't stable or labled as unstable
[06:39] <Adman65> mine times out and locks up my comp
[06:39] <BlueEagle> danstheman: When confused, stop and think about it for a while.
[06:40] <scunizi> raulh: that's the brand and model name.. try "sudo lshw" in terminal and look for it there.. you'll see the chipset type..
[06:41] <TheFunkbomb> yeah, I just went through this raulh.  If we can find some drivers for that chipset, I can tell you how to install
[06:41] <DansTheMan> BlueEagle: Is this correct? http://cateee.net/lkddb/web-lkddb/ATA_PIIX.html
[06:41] <TheFunkbomb> raulh, also, try plugging it in and running sudo apt-get update.  My broadcom wasn't supported out of the box but once I ran the update and got the newest drivers, it workd
[06:41] <TheFunkbomb> err worked
[06:41] <raulh> alright looking thru the sudo lshw list right now
[06:42] <TheFunkbomb> I assume you have an ethernet port?
[06:42] <raulh> nono it's a wireless adapter
[06:42] <TheFunkbomb> yeah, but you also have an ethernet port, right?
[06:42] <raulh> yes
[06:42] <TheFunkbomb> plug into your router.  hardwire it
[06:42] <TheFunkbomb> run the update
[06:42] <BlueEagle> danstheman: I came across this little gem: Through a BIOS option (disabled by default) the D630 supports the Advanced Host Controller Interface (AHCI), an open standard for SATA and PATA controllers. AHCI is well-supported under linux due to the availability of full documentation for driver developers.
[06:42] <TheFunkbomb> kind of sucks if it's a desktop
[06:42] <eugen> g4lt-lappy: can you tell me how to use randr?
[06:43] <TheFunkbomb> but if it's a laptop, no sweat, right?
[06:43] <raulh> ok i found the network unclaimed product 88w8335 libertas 802.11b/g wwireless
[06:43] <BlueEagle> danstheman: So you might have to head into the BIOS and make sure that if you have a similar switch like the D630 if AHCI is enabled.
[06:43] <TheFunkbomb> raulh, that's the marvel chipset I think
[06:43] <BlueEagle> danstheman: It may be listed as "Disable sata native mode".
[06:44] <raulh> vendor: Marvell Technology Group Ltd.
[06:44] <raulh> yes i think it is
[06:44] <TheFunkbomb> raulh, try plugging in and making sure you have the latest updates first
[06:44] <BlueEagle> danstheman: What you can try first is, in the termial, type: fdisk -l
[06:44] <TheFunkbomb> that's the easiest way to get stuff working
[06:44] <raulh> 290 updates oh goodie ;o
[06:44] <TheFunkbomb> lol
[06:44] <TheFunkbomb> they go fast
[06:44] <BlueEagle> danstheman: Does that show any disks at all?
[06:44] <raulh> i have crap broadband ;\
[06:44] <TheFunkbomb> what version are you running?
[06:44] <TheFunkbomb> 8.10?
[06:44] <raulh> hardy
[06:44] <TheFunkbomb> ah
[06:44] <DansTheMan> BlueEagle: celthunder told me to do that on #help-danstheman
[06:44] <TheFunkbomb> well, give it a shot.  Maybe you'll get lucky that way.
[06:45] <TheFunkbomb> if not, let's see if we can find a work around
[06:45] <raulh> yea lol 277 mb is like 30minutes killbill is on anyway :3
[06:45] <BlueEagle> danstheman: Very well. I'll leave celthunder to it then.
[06:45] <BlueEagle> I need to go to work anyways. :)
[06:45] <DansTheMan> BlueEagle:
[06:45] <DansTheMan> Cannot open /dev/sda
[06:45] <TheFunkbomb> raulh, if it doesn't work, you can get the drivers it looks like
[06:45] <DansTheMan> Is what i get
[06:46] <shimakaze> could someone help me with 9.04 RC installation please? when installing, i'm getting stuck at 82% "Configuring apt - Scanning the mirror". after an exhaustive search online, the only solution i found was to unplug the network cable, but that wouldn't help because the machine isn't connected by wire; it's wireless
[06:46] <DansTheMan> when i type: fdisk -l
[06:46] <TheFunkbomb> hey raulh, you still with me?
[06:46] <raulh> yea
[06:47] <TheFunkbomb> raulh, here is a link in case that doesn't work.  http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/marvell-88w8335-chipset-netgear-wg311-pcicard-driver/
[06:47] <raulh> alright i appriciate it.
[06:47] <raulh> windows isn't doin me too good now-a-days.
[06:47] <TheFunkbomb> No problem.  The instructions look pretty complete.
[06:47] <ULFfunto> shimakaze: I've had something similar to that happen to me, but i just restarted the install... i think it was a nic connectin prob
[06:47] <TheFunkbomb> Just for the sake of conversation, why did you go with Hardy Heron?
[06:47] <TheFunkbomb> older computer?
[06:47] <raulh> lazy
[06:48] <raulh> to download a newer version
[06:48] <raulh> lol
[06:48] <TheFunkbomb> my second guess
[06:48] <raulh> it's not too old
[06:48] <raulh> maybe 06
[06:48] <TheFunkbomb> I don't have any experience outside of 8.10
[06:48] <raulh> i c
[06:48] <raulh> ive been off and on linux
[06:48] <TheFunkbomb> Oh yeah, your computer is newer than mine.  Mine is like 8 years old.  Single core
[06:48] <raulh> but im settlin down linux now
[06:48] <TheFunkbomb> Once you go linux, you never go back
[06:48] <raulh> mines a sephron
[06:48] <raulh> nice processor's no complains
[06:49] <raulh> realllly quiet
[06:49] <syntax\> a drive is not recognized even if i do fdisk -l
[06:49] <syntax\> what should i do
[06:49] <shimakaze> ULFfunto, that's what a lot of people said, but the machine isn't even connected with the nic. i've restarted the installation three times already. no luck
[06:49] <raulh> maybe the format isnt supported
[06:49] <raulh> FAT32's dont get read by linux do they
[06:49] <raulh> or was it ntfs
[06:49] <raulh> >_>
[06:49] <syntax\> disk /dev/sdb doesnt contain a valid partition table
[06:49] <BePhantom> could anyone help me with ndiswrapper? i installed a broadcom wireless driver,it's installed correctly but i doesnt work, when i try to configure the network i get a "could not find a network configuration tool" message, im using wicd, any help please?
[06:50] <ULFfunto> shimakaze: ok, when it happened to me I was using a router/client (whats it called... bridge) so I rebooted that too
[06:50] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, what chipset?  And what version of Ubuntu?
[06:50] <BePhantom> TheFunkbomb Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN ubuntu 8.10
[06:51] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, did you just install?
[06:51] <BePhantom> opened ndiswrapper and loaded the inf
[06:51] <TheFunkbomb> You just installed 8.10?  Hardwire it and run the updates.  I have BCM43XX too.  Updates took care of it
[06:52] <BePhantom> ndiswrapper says the driver is installed correctly, i try to configure the network and it says "could not find a network configuration tool"
[06:52] <raulh> aha, i know it's not a games section but theres this Quake type of game for ubuntu where u run and then u crouch and u fly anyone know the name of it?
[06:52] <wahnfrieden> raulh yes, homo sex on a dikky
[06:52] <raulh> grow up.
[06:52] <BePhantom> TheFunkbomb i just download the driver from the updates and that's it?
[06:52] <wahnfrieden> oops wrong channel
[06:53] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, hardwire your computer to the router.  Run sudo apt-get update
[06:53] <wahnfrieden> raulh jumping flash
[06:53] <raulh> he means run the unbuntu updaets
[06:53] <shimakaze> ULFfunto: i tried that too. still no go. do you know if there's a way to terminate this apt configure step?
[06:53] <BePhantom> TheFunkbomb yes
[06:53] <TheFunkbomb> try that first before messing with ndiswrapper or bwcutter
[06:53] <TheFunkbomb> or fwcutter.  whatever it is
[06:53] <BePhantom> ok TheFunkbomb
[06:54] <ULFfunto> shimakaze: well I know what I DON't like to do.. and that is install without the mirror. Because when you apt-get update it's messed up. Try this..
[06:54] <TheFunkbomb> if that doesn't work, we'll go from there
[06:54] <BePhantom> TheFunkbomb will try now, did that work for you?
[06:54] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, yep
[06:54] <ULFfunto> make sure you have a normal connectivity with a livecd... then I bet you'll get past that hang
[06:54] <TheFunkbomb> I struggled for days with it
[06:54] <TheFunkbomb> all I had to do was run the update
[06:54] <raulh> oh the irony.
[06:55] <shimakaze> ULFfunto: ok, i'll give that a try. thanks!
[06:55] <BePhantom> TheFunkbomb it seems im a member of your club too :D
[06:55] <ULFfunto> np
[06:55] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, is this your first experience with Ubuntu?  If so, it gets easier
[06:55] <syntax\> i can't mount an ntfs partiton sudo fdisk -l gives me disk /dev/sdb doesnt contain a valid partition table. help anyone/
[06:55] <TheFunkbomb> You're coming from windows, right?
[06:55] <BePhantom> TheFunkbomb yes
[06:55] <raulh> syntax what type of drive is it?
[06:55] <SJr> flac2mps converters?
[06:56] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, been there brother (or sister).  Trust me, it gets easier and there are a lot of knowledgeable people here and on the Ubuntu boards
[06:56] <SJr> mp3
[06:56] <A3K> sorry to just jump in, but does anyone have experience getting a connexant cx23880 based tv card working?
[06:56] <TheFunkbomb> they all seem willing to help when they can
[06:57] <SJr> A3K: Yes but it involved throwing it out and getting a Happauge one
[06:57] <DansTheMan> Could i create another partition with the free space of D: and install Ubuntu 8.10 to that new drive without erasing any data from drive D:?
[06:57] <raulh> dans
[06:57] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, I'm sure you can but I'd back that up first
[06:57] <raulh> yea you can
[06:57] <raulh> resizing your partition
[06:57] <raulh> or install it inside D
[06:57] <DansTheMan> Well, i have nothing to back it up to
[06:58] <A3K> SJr some Happauge cards use that chipset
[06:58] <DansTheMan> raulh: How can i install it inside of D:?
[06:58] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, burn to CDs lol
[06:58] <raulh> if you run the live CD you can resize Partitions
[06:58] <raulh> is D windows?
[06:58] <DansTheMan> TheFunkbomb: Too many CDs needed then :D
[06:58] <DansTheMan> raulh: No, C is windows :)
[06:58] <TheFunkbomb> DVDs?
[06:58] <SJr> A3K I was just being facetious no I don't
[06:58] <Jessica_> Hi all. I'm having a pretty significant problem with Ubuntu 8.04 freezing.  Can someone help me try to figure out the cause? I'm very, very new to Ubuntu.
[06:58] <raulh> OH
[06:58] <raulh> even better
[06:58] <syntax\> can anyone help me out here?
[06:58] <raulh> pop in the CD while windows is running
[06:58] <c0l2e> what is the chkconfig conterpart in ubuntu??
[06:58] <raulh> and it will tell you where u would like to install it
[06:58] <scunizi> SJr: https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/howto-convert-.flac-to-.mp3-544109/
[06:58] <raulh> and it gives u a choice in size
[06:58] <xangua> Jessica_: do you already updated Ubuntu ¿?
[06:58] <raulh> Sytax\
[06:58] <TheFunkbomb> raulh, how are your updates coming?
[06:58] <raulh> what type of drive is it
[06:58] <raulh> slow
[06:58] <raulh> :[
[06:58] <FloodBot3> raulh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:59] <DansTheMan> raulh: I don't want it to install inside of Windows
[06:59] <raulh> i know
[06:59] <raulh> u can install it
[06:59] <TheFunkbomb> raulh, you should have the current updates.  Isn't Hardy a long term support?
[06:59] <raulh> in any drive ;3
[06:59] <BePhantom> TheFunkbomb i install the driver from the hardware icon in the tray?
[06:59] <raulh> im actually not sure funk.
[06:59] <syntax\> raulh: its a ntfs partition containing backups. here's the output of fdisk -l http://pastebin.com/d3647ead9
[06:59] <Jessica_> xangua: I downloaded the software updates, but did not update to 8.10. I couldn't get 8.10 to install at all after 7 hours of trying, so I'm a little afraid to try updating.
[06:59] <ULFfunto> 7 hours?
[06:59] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, go to System>Administration>Restricted Drivers I think
[07:00] <TheFunkbomb> no, Hardware Drivers
[07:00] <BePhantom> TheFunkbomb broadcom bta?
[07:00] <Jessica_> ULFfunto: It kept locking up/freezing or couldn't find my HDD. I gave up and installed 8.04, which installed first time.
[07:00] <raulh> yea i remember reading about linux or ubuntu not being able to read NTFS or FAT32
[07:00] <xangua> Jessica_: then what Ubuntu versión do tou have; 8.04 or 8.10 ¿
[07:00] <cole> ubuntu
[07:00] <raulh> but there's ways around it
[07:00] <wahnfrieden> is linux popualr in the gay community?
[07:00] <Jessica_> xangua: 8.04
[07:00] <BePhantom> broadcom sta TheFunkbomb ?
[07:00] <c0l2e> In Ubuntu console how can I add remove startup services like the one with other linux CHKCONFIG??
[07:00] <A3K> You are making me feel pretty good about my Jaunty Jackalope install experience :D
[07:00] <xangua> dasmaze: Uubntu is an OS, is not a program for windows
[07:01] <raulh> Syntax\: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=217009
[07:01] <cole> ubuntu9.04rc already released?
[07:01] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, I'd enable it.  Mine is Broadcom B43 Wireless Driver
[07:01] <lstarnes> raulh: fat32 can be read as vfat
[07:01] <lstarnes> cole: not yet
[07:01] <xangua> cole: no, is RC
[07:01] <A3K> the release candidate is avail
[07:01] <scunizi> wahnfrieden: do you want to get kicked? keep it up
[07:01] <syntax\> have you checked the link i gave you
[07:01] <lstarnes> raulh: and ntfs can be read with ntfs-3g.  both can be written
[07:01] <xangua> Jessica_: then have you already updated Ubuntu ¿?
[07:01] <ULFfunto> Jessica_: incredible
[07:01] <Jessica_> A3K: I have an uncanny ability to have the absolutely most difficult problems ever with technology. ;P
[07:01] <wahnfrieden> im sorry
[07:01] <raulh> yes i saw it
[07:01] <wahnfrieden> ill stop
[07:01] <syntax\> raulh: check this link http://pastebin.com/d3647ead9
[07:01] <wahnfrieden> i got a little drunk ;/
[07:01] <BePhantom> instalate el sta
[07:01] <BePhantom> oops
[07:02] <syntax\> fdisk doesnt identify it as an ntfs partition.
[07:02] <scunizi> wahnfrieden: go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:02] <cole> oh ,i see 3Q
[07:02] <ULFfunto> Jessica_: describe your rig pleez
[07:02] <A3K> Jessica_ my only problems tend to involve drivers...and usually the worst are wireless
[07:02] <BePhantom> TheFunkbomb broadcom 43 was enabled, im installing sta now
[07:02] <cole> I'm waiting for the day 23th April
[07:03] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, cool.  Good luck and have fun!
[07:03] <DragonRift> I updated my gfx driver
[07:03] <DragonRift> and am now stuck at a CLI
[07:03] <DragonRift> and my keys are all doing wrong characters
[07:03] <raulh> Syntax\ has it been currupted maybe it got droped?
[07:03] <celthunder> dragonrift...set your locales that should fix your keys...and what graphics card and waht drivers did you install
[07:03] <Jessica_> ULFfunto: Intel Core 2 Duo 7400 (2.8 Mhz I think), 500GB WD HDD, 4GB DDR2, ATI Radeon 3650, 600W power supply...um...anything else?
[07:03] <DansTheMan> How do i create a partition inside of Ubuntu?
[07:03] <DragonRift> how
[07:03] <DragonRift> I am new to linux
[07:03] <Jessica_> A3K: Amazingly, I got the wireless to work no problem, haha
[07:04] <raulh> try using Fdisk
[07:04] <ULFfunto> Jessica_: nah your way fine... i wonder what happened
[07:04] <raulh> it can resize aswell i think
[07:04] <k1en> DansTheMan, install gparted
[07:04] <skyshadow> helo, do you speak russian?
[07:04] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, I use gParted
[07:04] <DansTheMan> TheFunkbomb: What is that/how do i use it?
[07:04] <DragonRift> celthunder
[07:04] <syntax\> raulh: i just copied a backup ealier from that particular drive. then when i booted it again. poof. its not recognized.
[07:04] <A3K> Jessica_ Lucky you. I am beginning to believe that wireless is the debil
[07:04] <scunizi> !ru | skyshadow
[07:04] <raulh> hmm was it bein read from ubuntu before?
[07:04] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, go into Add/Remove and search for gparted.  Install it.  It's very easy to figure out
[07:04] <syntax\> yeah
[07:04] <k1en> DansTheMan, open terminal run "sudo apt-get install gparted" , its a graphical tool
[07:04] <Jessica_> ULFfunto: My husband and I kinda think it might be a mobos compatibility issue, but we can't find any info on it.  It's a Gigabyte with the Intel P43 chipset
[07:04] <syntax\> a couple of minutes ago.
[07:04] <raulh> wierd!
[07:04] <syntax\> i copied a 3gb backup.
[07:05] <celthunder> dragonrift:  yes?
[07:05] <A3K> Jessica_ that and I cannot figure out how to get my TV Tuner card working
[07:05] <raulh> ive never encountered a drive randomly stop bein read
[07:05] <syntax\> that disk contains back ups :D
[07:05] <BePhantom> TheFunkbomb no luck
[07:05] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, No?  :(
[07:05] <syntax\> not really..
[07:05] <Jessica_> A3K: Did you try ndisgtk? (haha listen to me, like I know what I'm talking about - but that's how i got my drivers installed and working for wireless)
[07:05] <DragonRift> I am stuck
[07:05] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, Did you restart?
[07:05] <DragonRift> please help me
[07:05] <DansTheMan> TheFunkbomb: Ok, i'm on Add/remove and i found gparted but i am unsure how to run it
[07:05] <syntax\> raulh: as i checked earlier the backup finished,.
[07:06] <TheFunkbomb> Dans, click the check box next to it and Apply changes
[07:06] <raulh> try looking for it in the applications or try Gparted in the terminal
[07:06] <BePhantom> TheFunkbomb done that
[07:06] <A3K> Jessica_ oh yeah...I tried that...and many hours of attempting to cast demons out of my computer. I stopped just short of holy water
[07:06] <k1en> DansTheMan, if install it will be in system>admin>partition editor
[07:06] <DragonRift> how do I get my desktop back
[07:06] <DragonRift> :/
[07:06] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, are you still plugged into the router?
[07:06] <ULFfunto> <vmware mouse issue
[07:06] <Jessica_> A3K: Haha I know that feeling well
[07:06] <BePhantom> hardwired TheFunkbomb
[07:06] <A3K> Jessica_ I finally cast the wireless card out of my computer and went hard wired
[07:06] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, unplug it
[07:06] <raulh> hey Syntax\ have you tried rebooting or ctrl+alt+backspace??
[07:07] <DansTheMan> TheFunkbomb: It's already checked
[07:07] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, so that means you have it
[07:07] <Jessica_> ULFfunto: Do you know any way to check and see if the mobos is causing issues?
[07:07] <syntax\> ill boot without the hdd
[07:07] <ULFfunto> well lemme think
[07:07] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, go into System>Administration>Partitioning
[07:07] <syntax\> then restart.
[07:07] <DansTheMan> k1en: Thanks
[07:07] <syntax\> then put the hdd back again
[07:07] <ULFfunto> Jessica_: ok describe exactly what occurred
[07:07] <TheFunkbomb> Partitions Manager
[07:07] <Jessica_> A3K: Haha that sounds like a good solution.  What kind of wireless card do you have?
[07:07] <raulh> yea might be a glitch
[07:08] <TheFunkbomb> raulh, how about them updates?
[07:08] <raulh> 177/290
[07:08] <TheFunkbomb> getting there!
[07:08] <raulh> eh, slowly, but yeah.
[07:08] <admin_masu3701> Aboko: damn aboko..you're everywhere
[07:08] <DansTheMan> How do i create a new partition?
[07:08] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, you'
[07:08] <TheFunkbomb> re in gparted?
[07:08] <Jessica_> ULFfunto: It has a complete system freeze - no mouse, no keyboard, no HDD light blinking, nothing.  It doesn't seem to happen at any regular interval - just several times a day.  Sometimes it will happen 3-5 minutes after logging in, sometimes several hours after logging in
[07:09] <DansTheMan> TheFunkbomb: Yes :)
[07:09] <raulh> jessica when did that happen?
[07:09] <Jessica_> ULFfunto: I looked in the system log to see if there was some kind of message when it froze, but I don't understand enough of it to make sense of what it says
[07:09] <A3K> Jessica it is a Linksys rangeplus
[07:09] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, go up to the upper right and chose the drive
[07:09] <irmandos> I see you're all really busy but can anyone please verify a file for me on their ubuntu system
[07:09] <Jessica_> raulh: It's been happening randomly since I installed Ubuntu on Tuesday.
[07:09] <DragonRift> I am stuck
[07:09] <BePhantom> TheFunkbomb it's the same
[07:09] <ULFfunto> Jessica_: ok, you know about IRQs? try: cat /proc/interrupts
[07:09] <DansTheMan> TheFunkbomb: Where's that
[07:09] <raulh> maybe the pc can't handle that version
[07:09] <A3K> Jessica_ uses wmp110
[07:09] <BePhantom> nothing happens TheFunkbomb
[07:09] <moolah> hello all
[07:10] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, hmmm.  You're using gnome?
[07:10] <ULFfunto> Jessica_: because that's what usually can cause a hard-lockup
[07:10] <BePhantom> yes TheFunkbomb
[07:10] <scunizi> !ask | irmandos
[07:10] <moolah> fresh install of ubuntu 8.04 on a new system, 64 bit, my broadcom 4318 wireless card isnt working though
[07:10] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, in the upper right hand corner of gparted
[07:10] <BePhantom> and wicd TheFunkbomb
[07:10] <raulh> Ndiswrapper moolah?
[07:10] <DansTheMan> drive isn't there
[07:10] <moolah> i've  tried several sites online, i followed the instructions here http://linuxwindows.org/2008/05/install-bcm43xx-on-ubuntu-804.html and it didnt work
[07:10] <Jessica_> ULFfunto: I don't know what IRQs are, sorry. I'm extremely new, haha.
[07:10] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, I could swear that would work...  That's what I did...
[07:10] <moolah> raulh: nope
[07:11] <DansTheMan> TheFunkbomb: http://i39.tinypic.com/2enxbo3.png
[07:11] <Aboko> haha
[07:11] <DragonRift> hello
[07:11] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, go back into the Hardware drivers.
[07:11] <andrew[andrboot]> pronto your w windows program :D
[07:11] <raulh> well Ndiswrapper is a windows driver emulater
[07:11] <Jessica_> A3K: what's wmp110?
[07:11] <pronto> O.o
[07:11] <raulh> all you really need is  the INF file
[07:11] <DragonRift> ffs
[07:11] <admin_masu3701> Aboko: haha
[07:11] <raulh> for the driver
[07:11] <ULFfunto> Jessica_: ok like your computer is working fine now right? so you can go to a terminal (as root) then: cat /proc/interrupts
[07:11] <moolah> raulh: i was using the bcmfwcutter one
[07:11] <DragonRift> I am so frustrated
[07:11] <A3K> Jessica_ that is actually the model number...I forget the chipset...but it is a pain
[07:11] <DragonRift> no one is fucking asnwering me
[07:11] <raulh> ah, im not familiar with cutter
[07:11] <admin_masu3701> Aboko: this is a creasy world
[07:11] <moolah> raulh: ah so i should try that then, is there a good howto somewhere?
[07:11] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, see where it says /dev/sda1?
[07:11] <bazhang> DragonRift, watch the language
[07:11] <raulh> yea
[07:11] <ULFfunto> Jessica_: and save the info or write it down.
[07:11] <andrew[andrboot]> DragonRift easy with the langauge
[07:11] <TheFunkbomb> err dev/sda
[07:11] <Jessica_> ULFfunto: Okay, gotcha.  Let me put that in.
[07:11] <DansTheMan> TheFunkbomb: Yes
[07:11] <moolah> the thing is, it shows up under iwconfig, but not ifconfig
[07:12] <TheFunkbomb> click on that
[07:12] <andrew[andrboot]> DragonRift what is your problem?
[07:12] <raulh> http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/marvell-88w8335-chipset-netgear-wg311-pcicard-driver/ technically for a diffrent driver but the same steps apply
[07:12] <DragonRift> bazhang: then help me for 30 seconds please
[07:12] <TheFunkbomb> that's a listing of all the drives
[07:12] <DansTheMan> ok, there's only one option, /dev/sda; TheFunkbomb
[07:12] <DragonRift> I installed the video driver
[07:12] <DragonRift> from the desktop
[07:12] <ULFfunto> Jessica_: then compare that with the install that is giving you problems... maybe its different
[07:12] <andrew[andrboot]> what "video" driver?
[07:12] <DragonRift> the one it recommended
[07:12] <irmandos> I intend on writing a bash script for checking the distro. I have come acros /var/log/installer/lasb-release and would like to know if that would be a good file 2 use for such checking?
[07:12] <scunizi> DragonRift: everyone here is a volunteer.. maybe they don't know the answer to your question.. maybe it's best to try later .. or much later .. or in the morning
[07:12] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, are you set up with RAID?
[07:12] <DragonRift> said activate
[07:12] <tritium> DragonRift: watch your language, with no conditions on it
[07:12] <DragonRift> and now I am stuck at a cli
[07:12] <raulh> dragonrift have you rebooted? alt+ctrl+backspace?
[07:12] <andrew[andrboot]> cli ?
[07:12] <DansTheMan> TheFunkbomb: What is this RAID everyone is talking about? :p
[07:12] <DragonRift> Command Line
[07:12] <DragonRift> I don't hardly know linux
[07:12] <DragonRift> this is day 1
[07:13] <c0l2e> how can I install umtsmon in ubuntu??
[07:13] <andrew[andrboot]> DragonRift restart ur box
[07:13] <DragonRift> I am lost
[07:13] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, RAID Redundant Array something or another
[07:13] <raulh> oh, well try ctrl+alt+backspace
[07:13] <DragonRift> I have
[07:13] <FloodBot3> DragonRift: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:13] <raulh> its a relog/semi-reboot.
[07:13] <DragonRift> it keeps going back to CLI
[07:13] <moolah> raulh: before i do that, is there a reason it shows up under iwconfig but not ifconfig
[07:13] <TheFunkbomb> It makes all your drives look like one big drive
[07:13] <ULFfunto> DragonRift: books... books about linux
[07:13] <DansTheMan> TheFunkbomb: Ok, how do i set it up?
[07:13] <TheFunkbomb> No, we don't want that
[07:13] <scunizi> raulh: DragonRift ctrl+alt+backspace is not a reboot but a restart of the gui.. the underlying system isn't touched..
[07:13] <Flannel> DragonRift: Please stop using the enter key as punctuation.  It makes it entirely impossible to follow you.
[07:13] <Jessica_> ULFfunto: when you say compare that with the install that's giving me problems, do you mean compare it to what it says in the system log? (Sorry if I sound like an idiot.)
[07:13] <adam7> DansTheMan: but if one drive fails, then you lose all the data
[07:13] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, why isn't your D drive mounted?
[07:13] <DansTheMan> It is
[07:13] <TheFunkbomb> adam7, depends on the RAID you have set up
[07:14] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, then why isn't it showing up in gparted?
[07:14] <adam7> TheFunkbomb: with "everything as one big drive" you will
[07:14] <raulh> ive never seen cutter so i dont know sorry
[07:14] <ULFfunto> Jessica_: well yeah... but what I meant was also cat /proc/interrupts the sick computer... then compare
[07:14] <TheFunkbomb> adam7, not if you set up a raid 1+0 or a Raid 5
[07:14] <_motti_> hi guys.
[07:14] <adam7> TheFunkbomb: I know. But the conversation appeared to be going for RAID 0
[07:15] <ULFfunto> Jessica_: what was the exact name of that sick install? just to verify
[07:15] <TheFunkbomb> right right, we don't need to argue over it lol
[07:15] <DansTheMan> TheFunkbomb: I think it is
[07:15] <ULFfunto> x86 or AMD64?
[07:15] <DansTheMan> the drive i want to partition is sda3
[07:15] <Jessica_> ULFfunto: It's Ubuntu 8.04...is that what you mean? I'm actually on my macbook now - I have Ubuntu on my desktop
[07:15] <ULFfunto> ok
[07:15] <cole> DragonRift:first sudo /etc/init.d/gdm/stop,and then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm/start
[07:16] <ULFfunto> Jessica_: did you install from the DVD or server-cd?
[07:16] <patrik> Hi, I'm looking for a hardware raid controller for my desktop (RAID 0)  but cannot make out if they're hardware or software RAID. Could someone recommend a product that isn't too expensive but still is supported in Ubuntu?
[07:16] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, you only have 6 gigs free on that drive.
[07:16] <cole> DragonRift:if have some error hint,please paste it
[07:16] <_motti_> I'm using a newly installed ubuntu 9.04 and I can't install mouse cursor themes I have downloaded from gnome-looks. I tried drag and dropping them to the appearance app and looks like it install the theme but when I go to the pointer tab I don't see the new theme. I tried two different themes and they both appear in my .icon folder after installation
[07:16] <ActionParsnip> !jaunty
[07:16] <Jessica_> ULFfunto: CD, desktop version that I d/l'ed from the website
[07:16] <ULFfunto> <jaunty alpha server-cd
[07:17] <DansTheMan> TheFunkbomb: Yeah, so?
[07:17] <A3K> I think my problem is the modules or drivers are not loaded and I cannot get them loaded :/
[07:17] <A3K> mine ignorance
[07:17] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, I don't want to be the one who makes you lose all that data.
[07:17] <TheFunkbomb> :(
[07:17] <daurnimator> hi all
[07:17] <ULFfunto> hello
[07:17] <DansTheMan> TheFunkbomb: Why do i have to lose all the data?
[07:17] <TheFunkbomb> I'm not that experienced.  I took you to where I could
[07:17] <DansTheMan> TheFunkbomb: What's wrong?
[07:17] <daurnimator> is there a util that automaticaly adds a new pariotion to fstab?
[07:18] <TheFunkbomb> DansTheMan, You probably won't.  I'm just not sure enough in myself for you to risk it
[07:18] <ULFfunto> Jessica_: try the server-cd... and if that works :)
[07:18] <raulh> dan
[07:18] <raulh> if you partition
[07:18] <raulh> all of it it WILLdelete everything
[07:18] <DragonRift> k1en: ok
[07:18] <raulh> your best shot is to Resize the partition
[07:19] <Jessica_> ULFfunto: That's the "alternate" version right? So I should re-install? I don't have any data on there, other than random drivers - it's a brand new desktop
[07:19] <DansTheMan> raulh: Can you please come to #help-danstheman and please explain?
[07:19] <DansTheMan> :)
[07:19] <ULFfunto> Jessica_: PM me and I'll explain real quick
[07:19] <Jessica_> ULFfunto: Haha thanks.
[07:19] <k1en> guys- lets help DragonRift , he installed restricted drivers on intrepid for Nvidia and now he drops into shell, does he need to recognfigureX or get rid of the drivers?
[07:20] <moolah> ok i can see my wireless card under iwconfig as wlan0
[07:21] <moolah> but doing: sudo ifconfig wlan0 up gives me an error: SIOCSIFFLAGS: No such file or directory
[07:22] <xangua> hurra ya salío naruto 444
[07:22] <xangua> jum sorry, wrong channel *
[07:23] <TheFunkbomb> where did BePhantom run off to?
[07:23] <raulh> probly fixed it and decided to leave ;D
[07:24] <alen> yagami
[07:24] <k1en> guys- how does one reconfigure X these days? sudo dpkg-reconfigure xsever-xorg?
[07:24] <TheFunkbomb> my next suggestion for him was to make sure he had gnome network manager installed
[07:26] <standingstill> ok...please take mercy on this newbie
[07:27] <standingstill> i've got an vmware server question
[07:27] <celthunder> standingstill, ok ask?
[07:27] <standingstill> ok...
[07:28] <standingstill> so i just installed vmware server...but its not showing up in my system tools
[07:28] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[07:28] <standingstill> and i can't figure out how to get it there
[07:28] <DansTheMan> Thanks for all your help guys, i'm going to try raulh's suggestion :)
[07:29] <standingstill> nor can i figure out how to launch it from the terminal
[07:29] <prague> this the 1st time i saw netsplit live, LOL
[07:29] <phantom1> Hi all is Release Candidate=Final version?
[07:29] <popey> no
[07:29] <bazhang> #ubuntu+1 phantom1
[07:30] <xangua> Release Candidate is not Final Versión ........................
[07:30] <phantom1> thanx
[07:30] <xangua> is (sic) a candidate
[07:32] <DragonRift> whats the recommended nvidia driver by ubuntu?
[07:32] <zeno> everything on the top bar has become white, but usable
[07:32] <zeno> help?
[07:32] <A3K> DragonRift 3rd party Nvidia driver
[07:32] <DragonRift> which one
[07:32] <DragonRift> where
[07:32] <A3K> They supply it. You can get it from nvidia
[07:32] <popey> that would be 1st party nvidia driver :)
[07:33] <A3K> http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
[07:33] <DragonRift> not the one recommended by xserver?
[07:33] <popey> DragonRift: system -> administratioo -> hardware drivers, install it there
[07:33] <popey> not from nvidia.com
[07:33] <DragonRift> popey: I did and it !@#$ my install
[07:33] <A3K> yeah. That is the easy way :)
[07:33] <popey> its the recommennded way
[07:33] <standingstill> can anyone answer a vmware server install question?
[07:34] <A3K> I guess proprietary was the term I was looking for...not 3rd party :)
[07:34] <popey> :)
[07:35] <A3K> so popey you have no experience with TV tuner cards?
[07:36] <k1en> DragonRift, it is quite possible that after a reinstall it will be okay. If your keyboard map is wrong it must show that there are other problems
[07:36] <DragonRift> k1en: I am reinstalling now
[07:36] <DragonRift> its 90% done
[07:36] <k1en> That is fast,,,,
[07:37] <k1en> You live in america?
[07:37] <DragonRift> Canada
[07:37] <k1en> you use the canadian servers?
[07:37] <DragonRift> yeah
[07:37] <k1en> ok
[07:38] <DragonRift> brb in a sec
[07:40] <Muac> I have a rather pressing question...
[07:40] <Muac> Why does Ubuntu like to kill my system fan?
[07:40] <c0l2e> how can I set suid in ubuntu using nautilus??
[07:41] <raulh> kill your fan??
[07:41] <Muac> Like off
[07:41] <Muac> like, my system's going to reach critical temp and shut down in ~ 5 minutes
[07:41] <raulh> that shouldn't be a operating system problem.
[07:41] <raulh> your mobo controls that
[07:41] <Muac> fan works fine in windows and windows 7
[07:42] <Muac> windows XP, that is
[07:42] <raulh> there must be something that isnt letting ubuntu run and it's fighting against it
[07:43] <raulh> operating system shutting down a fan..? fan's don't even have breakers to turn em on or off o.o
[07:43] <Muac> yeah... that's why I was a little surprised
[07:43] <Muac> by the way, i'm in gutsy gibbon right now, but it doesnt work in hardy either
[07:44] <raulh> hmm, witch fan?
[07:44] <raulh> the heatsink fan or regular fans
[07:44] <Muac> laptop
[07:45] <Muac> heatsink fan, i'm assuming
[07:45] <raulh> dang that's a bummer..
[07:45] <Muac> lol
[07:45] <Muac> yep...
[07:45] <raulh> never opened a laptop before so i dont even know what a laptop's heatsink looks like
[07:45] <raulh> er, the fan.
[07:46] <Muac> the funny thing is, when my laptop starts up and goes through post, the fan runs fine
[07:46] <Muac> but when it starts loading ubuntu, it stops
[07:46] <Muac> I'm gonna see if i can't find a setting to play around with in bios
[07:46] <Muac> Brb
[07:46] <raulh> careful ;o
[07:47] <Muac> :P
[07:47] <Muac> don't worry, i've taken basics of computer repair and maintenance by cisco, i can't possibly screw up my computer :D
[07:51] <raulh> woooah, it got really quiet.
[07:51] <DragonRift> ok
[07:52] <DragonRift> I am bac to where its recommedning the restricted driver
[07:52] <DragonRift> 2 options
[07:52] <DragonRift> 172 ans 177
[07:52] <raulh> use the recommended
[07:52] <DragonRift> and
[07:52] <raulh> what graphics driver do you have
[07:52] <DragonRift> thats what I did before and it messes up
[07:52] <DragonRift> vesa atm
[07:52] <A3K> DragonRift there is a new driver that should be there...180
[07:53] <syntax\> how come i keep on getting low graphics on p4vmm2 mobo..?
[07:53] <DragonRift> not listed
[07:53] <A3K> but 177 should work
[07:53] <A3K> enable it
[07:53] <DragonRift> ok
[07:53] <DragonRift> for record sake
[07:53] <syntax\> is the mobo p4vmm2 ecs mobo not supported in ubuntu?
[07:53] <DragonRift> this is a clean install
[07:53] <DragonRift> I have done nothng yet
[07:53] <DragonRift> clicking enable\
[07:53] <A3K> when you start getting updates, 180 will probably show up
[07:54] <DragonRift> is it better to wait?
[07:54] <Muac> bah, no fun settings to play aroind with
[07:54] <Muac> Any ideas?
[07:55] <taz_> i try to fix with vlc movie or totem seem not work.. any one can help me ??
[07:55] <icewaterman> how can i upgrade to jaunty? the standard way via the gui doesnt seem to work (i do not get the chance to upgrade to a release candidate)
[07:55] <DragonRift> installing updates first
[07:55] <standingstill> can anyone answer a vmware server install question?
[07:55] <Flannel> icewaterman: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty questions.  Thanks
[07:55] <DragonRift> downloading them at 100 mbps
[07:55] <dqjhgpt> HELL
[07:56] <Ladyroses> Alo
[07:56] <syntax\> anyone?
[07:56] <Muac> cmon 5 more people in the room
[07:56] <DragonRift> wtf, slowed to 140 kb/s
[07:57] <DragonRift> this is bs
[07:57] <DragonRift> lol
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[07:57] <DragonRift> at least I got 100 updates before it slowed
[07:57] <DragonRift> :/
[07:58] <Muac> Last call for anyone that wants to take a stab at ubuntu for killing my system fans?
[07:58] <celthunder> muac what?
[07:58] <raulh> When he boots into ubuntu
[07:58] <celthunder> processor fans case fans?
[07:58] <raulh> it disables his cooling fans
[07:58] <raulh> yeah i think it's the heatsink fan
[07:59] <Ladyroses> Ada malay cni kh
[07:59] <yoshimit> Hello! Can I create a local mirror, using a cdrom as source packages (the iso image)? or only downloading the packages ?
[07:59] <Muac> im running a laptop, so there's only one fan
[07:59] <celthunder> really? software controlled heatsink fan contorller?
[07:59] <Muac> It works in Windows XP and Windows 7
[07:59] <Muac> and i tried that, but it didn't pick up on the fan
[07:59] <celthunder> muac check your bios turn fan control off?
[07:59] <raulh> celthunder thats what i said lol
[07:59] <ugmoe2000> has anyone had any issues /w the new version of Vino packaged /w Jaunty?
[07:59] <Muac> just checked the bios, no settings for temp control or fan control
[07:59] <corinth> I want to use rm to remove all the files from a directory, except for a few folders. Is there a way to do this?
[07:59] <Flannel> !aptoncd | yoshimit
[08:00] <Flannel> ugmoe2000: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty questions, thanks.
[08:00] <raulh> what's best to use for flash
[08:00] <raulh> swfdec or gnash
[08:00] <Muac> Windows also didn't pick up on the fan with any tools
[08:00] <celthunder> raulh, if it was a software controlled fan controller wouldnt it at least be turn offable in bios?
[08:00] <celthunder> muac what kindo f laptop is this?
[08:00] <raulh> yeah it definatly should have a bios option
[08:00] <Muac> an acer aspire 5720-4680
[08:00] <Muac> no bios options
[08:00] <yoshimit> ubottu: yeah... but aptonCd expects that I download all packages, right? what I want to know: can I use the already image dvd to build a local mirror ?
[08:00] <celthunder> muac hold on while i look that up
[08:01] <Muac> lol, easier said than done
[08:01] <Muac> no sys fan means 1.8 ghz of dual core heating power at it's best
[08:01] <raulh> is adobes flash player
[08:01] <raulh> not free?
[08:02] <Flannel> raulh: Its free as in beer, not as in speech.
[08:02] <Venko> raulh: It's free as in beer, not free as in freedom
[08:02] <raulh> it says nonfree :\
[08:02] <holyguyver> I am having troubles with sound. Yesterday pulseaudio crashed & no amount of restarting the demon brought it back, so I uninstalled it & installed Esound, & mny sound was working again on everything except flash, so then I tried reinstalling pulse & that just killed all of my sound again, so then I reinstalled esound but now none of my sounds are working wit that either.
[08:02] <aLeSD> !alsa
[08:03] <Venko> raulh:  Yeah, it's proprietary which means the source isn't licensed freely or, in this case, available at all
[08:03] <deostroll> !bind9-host
[08:03] <deostroll> ubottu: u an actual bot?
[08:03] <raulh> meaning it dosnt exist..?
[08:04] <Venko> raulh: You can install and use it, it's just not free software which means Canonical isn't able to support it.
[08:04] <holyguyver> aLeSD, " Change Device (ALSA Mixer)" is not avalable in my list.
[08:04] <raulh> bleh confused?? canonical?
[08:04] <deostroll> any 1 know abt bind9-host?
[08:04] <holyguyver> aLeSD, The only thing avalable is Realtek
[08:04] <Venko> raulh: The funders of Ubuntu
[08:04] <aLeSD> holyguyver ?_?
[08:05] <syntax\> anyone?
[08:05] <raulh> you could have said yes it works
[08:05] <raulh> u know..
[08:05] <Venko> Yeah, but you asked whether it was free or not
[08:05] <raulh> as in $
[08:05] <Muac>   okay, im shutting down, this is getting too hot for my liking
[08:05] <Muac> If you guys find anything shoot one off to studentech@gmail.conm
[08:05] <celthunder> muac i cant access acers bios updates page keeps not showing properly atm but im guessing theres either a bios update or something to fix that.
[08:06] <holyguyver> aLeSD, Device: Realtek ALC888 (OSS Mixer)
[08:06] <Venko> raulh: A lot of people in FOSS don't think of free in terms of currency (me included)
[08:06] <Muac> my bios is "insydeh20" there's been temperature control issues with it before and i spose i can try a bios update
[08:06] <Muac> thanks
[08:07] <farid> d
[08:07] <holyguyver> aLeSD, both pulse & ALSA used to be avalable options, but ever since the reinstalation of Pulse & the reinstalation of Esound, both of those have gone.
[08:08] <raulh> is it possible for ubuntu to read and write music to an ipod touch 1st gen/?
[08:08] <geekphreek> use gtkpod
[08:09] <holyguyver> So I return to my original request. I am having troubles with sound. Yesterday pulseaudio crashed & no amount of restarting the demon brought it back, so I uninstalled it & installed Esound, & mny sound was working again on everything except flash, so then I tried reinstalling pulse & that just killed all of my sound again, so then I reinstalled esound but now none of my sounds are working wit that either.
[08:09] <geekphreek> holyguyver: remove all sound and put back just pulse.
[08:09] <raulh> where can i find gtkpot?
[08:09] <DragonRift> whats the name of that 3d desktop for linux?
[08:09] <fore> wtf @ the spam when i join
[08:10] <fore> >.<
[08:10] <geekphreek> raulh: gtkpod should be in the repository
[08:10] <holyguyver> geekphreek, how do I remove all sound?
[08:10] <geekphreek> DragonRift: 3D or do you mean Compiz?
[08:10] <DragonRift> ty
[08:11] <DragonRift> is it stable yet?
[08:11] <geekphreek> holyguyver: apt-get purge pulse esound, etc.  not sure of the package names
[08:11] <geekphreek> DragonRift: not enough for a production environment, but I use it all the time :)
[08:11] <raulh> i installed the flash player
[08:11] <raulh> but it still wont let me view flash videos
[08:11] <holyguyver> geekphreek, Then are you reallly the right person to be taking advice from?
[08:12] <Ranakah`> hi... how can i mount 7.7GB UDF iso?
[08:12] <rainofkayos> apt-get --purge remove
[08:12] <raulh> it tells me it's already installed
[08:12] <raulh> but it wont play anything that is flash
[08:12] <geekphreek> holyguyver: I dunno, only been using Linux for about 9 years and admin of a network.  Use Gentoo more to be honest, but dabble a lot with Debian
[08:13] <rainofkayos> heh
[08:13] <geekphreek> so, take it or leave it :)
[08:13] <holyguyver> geekphreek, I have only been using Linux for 6 years & only work with debian based distros.
[08:13] <rainofkayos> lol
[08:13] <raulh> guys, how do i get youtube working on ubuntu?
[08:13] <rainofkayos> this is funny
[08:13] <geekphreek> Use the adobe flash plugin
[08:13] <rainofkayos> raulh: what is the problem?
[08:13] <Ranakah`> raulh sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[08:14] <rainofkayos> exactly
[08:14] <raulh> i already installed it
[08:14] <raulh> nothing plays
[08:14] <raulh> 'already installed'
[08:14] <rainofkayos> its not installed properly then
[08:14] <rainofkayos> have u checked a log?
[08:14] <raulh> autoinstalled
[08:14] <raulh> with firefo
[08:14] <raulh> firefox
[08:14] <holyguyver> geekphreek, when i tried purging pulse it said that it was already removed & could not be removed again.
[08:14] <Ranakah`> or maybe you have noscript plugin in firefoc?
[08:15] <geekphreek> silly, but try sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin
[08:15] <Ranakah`> *firefox
[08:15] <raulh> i havnt installed anything on firefox
[08:15] <raulh> other then this
[08:15] <raulh> flashplugin-nonfree is already the newest version.
[08:15] <rainofkayos> noscript still asks that if you want to allow the flash object even if that were the case.. unless u changed some default
[08:15] <raulh> i didnt change anything considering its the first time on firefox
[08:15] <rainofkayos> does it show in about:plugins?
[08:16] <rainofkayos> what version of firefox?
[08:16] <Ranakah`> raulh you see only white screen?
[08:16] <fore> can someone help me install  NVIDIA-Linux-x86-173.14.18-pkg1.run, this is the installer log that it creates http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m61ded44e
[08:16] <holyguyver> geekphreek, both are already purged.
[08:16] <raulh> i see nothing
[08:16] <raulh> says it's not installed
[08:16] <Ranakah`> hm.. maybe something block flash
[08:16] <Ranakah`> or is not correctly installed
[08:17] <rainofkayos> hmm
[08:17] <fore> grr
[08:17] <fore> more spam
[08:17] <raulh> w/e i gotta go to bed anyay
[08:17] <raulh> 1am
[08:17] <rainofkayos> what is blocking flash? its not installed properly
[08:17] <raulh> school tomorrowyea
[08:17] <raulh> there's spammers here..
[08:17] <FloodBot3> raulh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:17] <geekphreek> raulh: yu[
[08:17] <Ranakah`> :D
[08:17] <rainofkayos> dont install with firefox install with either synaptic or apt from the cmd line
[08:17] <rainofkayos> and restart firefox
[08:17] <rainofkayos> thats all
[08:17] <geekphreek> why the Hell someone wants to spam about guys wearing bra's is beyond me
[08:17] <Ranakah`> raulh u use old ati graphic with compiz on?
[08:17] <holyguyver> geekphreek, now I have reinstalled pulse to see what happens
[08:18] <geekphreek> ok
[08:18] <raulh> i have an nvidia 6600
[08:18] <raulh> and i dont use compiz
[08:18] <Ranakah`> hm
[08:18] <Flannel> Please report spam in #ubuntu-ops, thanks.
[08:18] <holyguyver> geekphreek,  no change Realtek is still my only option
[08:18] <rainofkayos> heh
[08:18] <fore> i have the nvidia geforce 5500 and i cant get it to use direct rendering to save my life
[08:18] <geekphreek> holyguyver: Realtek is the sound card itself....
[08:18] <DragonRift> compiz looks sweet
[08:18] <Ranakah`> okay gujs.. anybody know how to mount UDF iso file (size 7.7GB) in ubuntu?
[08:19] <holyguyver> geekphreek, yes I know
[08:19] <geekphreek> DragonRift: install all the experimental plugins too
[08:19] <geekphreek> DragonRift: they do some funky things
[08:19] <DragonRift> I only youtubed it
[08:19] <DragonRift> I have not adventured there yet
[08:19] <rainofkayos> mount -o loop disk1.iso /mnt/disk
[08:19] <geekphreek> holyguyver: From a personal stand point, I still use Alsa on Debian and Gentoo.  It must still work on Ubuntu?
[08:20] <rainofkayos> an iso image is an iso no? so mount it to the loop device
[08:20] <DragonRift> my main question is... is compiz stable
[08:20] <DragonRift> :p
[08:20] <geekphreek> DragonRift: As I said, yes for personal use
[08:20] <DragonRift> ah
[08:20] <DragonRift> must have missed that
[08:20] <holyguyver> geekphreek, as I already said I am trying Alsa/Esound & I already told you what happened, & as said Alsa is not given as an option anymore in my device  chooser.
[08:20] <DragonRift> was looking at videos
[08:20] <DragonRift> :)
[08:21] <geekphreek> and you can switch easily enough between Compiz and your usual preferred desktop
[08:21] <Ranakah`> rainofkayos tnx
[08:21] <rainofkayos> np
[08:21] <DragonRift> is compiz a app?
[08:21] <rainofkayos> everything is an app
[08:22] <DragonRift> yeah but I mean is i a desktop replacement?
[08:22] <lstarnes> DragonRift: no, it is just a window manager
[08:22] <rainofkayos> basically
[08:22] <geekphreek> DragonRift: Compiz handles your Gnome or KDE
[08:22] <holyguyver> geekphreek, I think it just might be time for me to do a system reinstall :p how much longer before Jaunty is released? :p
[08:22] <geekphreek> holyguyver: don't give up yet :)
[08:23] <geekphreek> holyguyver: Do you still have also installed?
[08:23] <holyguyver> geekphreek, you told me to uninstall all of them :p
[08:24] <geekphreek> holyguyver: only on the way to reinstalling them
[08:24] <DragonRift> whats a good app for monitoring pc temps
[08:25] <geekphreek> holyguyver: Did you say esound worked ok originally, but no flash sound?
[08:25] <rainofkayos> OMSA
[08:26] <celthunder> dragonrift depends on your motherboard
[08:26] <holyguyver> geekphreek, yes that is what I said
[08:26] <geekphreek> ok, apt-get install esound flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[08:26] <DragonRift> nforce 680i
[08:27] <geekphreek> holyguyver: if you don't have the flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound then you won't get flash sound with esound
[08:27] <holyguyver> geekphreek, Package flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound is not available, but is referred to by another package.This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source
[08:28] <geekphreek> hmm, really?  Let me check mine
[08:28] <holyguyver> So how soon before Jaunty? Isn't it supposed to be released this month?
[08:28] <celthunder> holyguyver, yes 23rd
[08:28] <geekphreek> holyguyver: Just installed on mine...
[08:28] <rainofkayos> flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[08:28] <holyguyver> My 8.4 is getting buggy :p
[08:29] <rainofkayos> mine too
[08:29] <geekphreek> holyguyver: you have universe and multiverse available?
[08:29] <holyguyver> yes
[08:29] <rainofkayos> hmm
[08:30] <rainofkayos> apt-cache search extrasound?
[08:30] <DragonRift> ubunto is only detecting 2.5 GB of my ram
[08:30] <DragonRift> :/
[08:30] <DragonRift> I have 4 gb
[08:30] <rainofkayos> heh
[08:30] <geekphreek> holyguyver: you on Gnome or KDE?
[08:30] <rainofkayos> uname -a?
[08:30] <holyguyver> apt-cache search extrasound brings up nothing at all, no response from the terminal
[08:30] <Titan8990> DragonRift, thats the limitations of a 32bit OS
[08:31] <rainofkayos> DragonRift: uname -a?
[08:31] <holyguyver> Gnome
[08:31] <DragonRift> I though 32 bit could handle 4 gb
[08:31] <DragonRift> :/
[08:31] <rainofkayos> is true
[08:31] <Titan8990> DragonRift, 3.2
[08:31] <rainofkayos> they can
[08:31] <rainofkayos> hmm
[08:32] <Titan8990> DragonRift, more with a hack known as PAE, but it doesn't untilize the additional ram properly
[08:32] <geekphreek> holyguyver: maybe worth doing "update-manager -d" and going to 9 now
[08:32] <fore> can someone help me install  NVIDIA-Linux-x86-173.14.18-pkg1.run, this is the installer log that it creates http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m61ded44e
[08:32] <rainofkayos>              total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
[08:32] <rainofkayos> Total:        7296       1266       6029
[08:32] <Titan8990> fore, you should use the package manager
[08:33] <Titan8990> !nvidia | fore
[08:33] <rainofkayos> Linux rain 2.6.27-11-generic #1 SMP Wed Apr 1 20:57:48 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[08:33] <holyguyver> geekphreek, & see my sound test brings up audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[08:33] <fore> ive been there
[08:33] <rainofkayos> heh
[08:33] <Titan8990> fore, but you are not doing what it says if you are trying to use the nvidia package from their website
[08:34] <geekphreek> holyguyver: since installing all the audio, have you rebooted?  It might be that HAL needs to reconfigure your hardware.  Just a thought
[08:35] <geekphreek> UDEV even
[08:35] <rainofkayos> thats true
[08:35] <rainofkayos> if u haven't rebooted
[08:35] <moolah> does anyone know of a fix for this bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/b43-fwcutter/+bug/222197
[08:35] <moolah> i'm facing it right now, my card's a broadcom 4318 and trying to authenticate with an unsecured network
[08:36] <rainofkayos> would restart kudzu on fedora
[08:36] <rainofkayos> hehe
[08:36] <holyguyver> geekphreek, I have rebooted once already yes.
[08:37] <fore> it didnt help at all
[08:37] <geekphreek> holyguyver: did you also reinstall pulse yet?
[08:37] <fore> There are NO drivers AT ALL in the hardware drivers dialog
[08:38] <holyguyver> geekphreek, yes I did
[08:38] <fore> theres no option to enable restricted drivers
[08:38] <geekphreek> holyguyver: apt-get install pulseaudio pulseaudio-module-hal pulseaudio-module-x11 pulseaudio-utils
[08:38] <Titan8990> fore, what kind of card do you have?
[08:39] <geekphreek> holyguyver: then give the system a quick kick and a bounce
[08:39] <geekphreek> should get audio back
[08:40] <Welshy-Rob> hi can someone help me, im trying to install a desktop camera  that i downloaded from the net and i dont know how to install?
[08:40] <fore> nvidia Geforce 5500
[08:40] <fore> ftx
[08:40] <rainofkayos> is the camera supported on ubuntu?
[08:40] <pronto> depends on camera
[08:40] <geekphreek> moolah: Fix seems to be "Please upgrade to Ubuntu 8.10. It installs the proprietary software for BCM43xx"
[08:41] <Welshy-Rob> rainofkayos,  i dont know ill check
[08:41] <Titan8990> fore, sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx
[08:41] <Doitle> You downloaded a camera? o_o
[08:41] <geekphreek> Doitle: lol
[08:41] <rainofkayos> Welshy-Rob: check if its supported...
[08:41] <moolah> geekphreek: ok, even for 64 bit eh?
[08:41] <geekphreek> moolah: ah, missed that
[08:41] <lolipop> Hi, is that possible to remove the openssh blacklist checking?
[08:41] <geekphreek> moolah: that said, with 32libs it should be ok...
[08:41] <rainofkayos> Welshy-Rob: i imagine u downloaded the drivers and have the camera no?
[08:42] <fore> already done that too
[08:42] <holyguyver> geekphreek, those are already all installed & at their newest versions
[08:42] <holyguyver> kick & bounce, you mean reboot? :p
[08:42] <holyguyver> well those have already all be installed since before you asked & still no sound
[08:42] <fore> sorry im just frustrated
[08:42] <holyguyver> geekphreek, but my system is riddled with problems, it truly is time for a reinstall.
[08:42] <fore> Titan8990, i done that command its already installed
[08:43] <moolah> geekphreek: ok maybe i'll try it
[08:43] <geekphreek> holyguyver: Be it best if you have stack loads of issues, I just enjoy fixing 'em as they are a challenge.  By kick I meant physically, bounce = down and up = reboot :)
[08:43] <fore> my kernel version is 2.6.24-23
[08:43] <fore> its installing 2.6.24-19 headers
[08:43] <Titan8990> fore, oh, is that 8.04?
[08:43] <fore> ya
[08:44] <Titan8990> fore, binary drivers don't need headers
[08:44] <Welshy-Rob> yeah its a .tar.gz
[08:44] <koolkartik> hi can ne 1 help me connect using ssh to another pc in lan (i have no idea atall) :(
[08:44] <MarkJones> Can comeone explain what a release candidate is exactly? Is it just the same as the version that will be released on the official release day?
[08:44] <holyguyver> Yap I am going to re-install, see you guys on the flipside :p
[08:44] <fore> well Titan8990  what do i need to do to get this to work, lol
[08:44] <Titan8990> fore, sudo aptitude remove nvidia-glx && sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-new
[08:44] <Titan8990> fore, install the right package
[08:45] <Flannel> MarkJones: The theory behind RCs are, you release them, if no major bugs are found, they become the release.  That sort of thing.
[08:45] <Titan8990> fore, and possible configure xorg.conf
[08:45] <MarkJones> Ok so if i download Jaunty now and then on the release day of the md5sum matches then its the same? That a good way to make sure?
[08:45] <Titan8990> Flannel, but with ubuntu having a set release schedule.... wouldn't they just release it regardless?
[08:45] <geekphreek> which donut decided that alsaconf was a bad idea in Ubuntu....
[08:46] <Titan8990> geekphreek, the same one who decided not to use alsa by default
[08:46] <Titan8990> geekphreek, I would guess
[08:46] <MarkJones> So i wont have to download twice, thats why i ask.
[08:46]  * geekphreek starts unpacking a PSG-1
[08:46] <Flannel> Titan8990: Yeah, its a little bit blurred.  But, the idea is RC is more stable than the beta, so we'd like to get some more testing done on it before everyone has at it.
[08:46] <Flannel> MarkJones: If theyre the same.  They are unlikely to be the same.
[08:47] <MarkJones> Oh ok.
[08:47] <MarkJones> Ill wait then
[08:47] <geekphreek> Titan8990: But, it installs alsa-base and alsa-tools.  alsaconf is part of alsa-tools
[08:47] <geekphreek> Titan8990: unless you're on Ubuntu, of course
[08:47] <Welshy-Rob> rainofkayos, i wrote this in my terminal rob@pc-03:~$ cd /home/rob/Desktop rob@pc-03:~/Desktop$ sudo xvidcaps-1.1.9.tar.gz
[08:48] <fore> ok Titan8990 , its been removed and the other installed restart X ?
[08:48] <Titan8990> fore, yeah, give it a shot
[08:48] <Welshy-Rob> and it told me command not found
[08:48] <fore> ok
[08:48] <rainofkayos> hmm
[08:48] <KoolD> what should i do to play rm files in totem???
[08:48] <rainofkayos> Welshy-Rob: that command is that
[08:49] <rainofkayos> i only see u cd to a director and do sudo file.. OS is right it's no command there
[08:49] <rainofkayos> if u need to untar the file... tar -xvzf
[08:49] <Titan8990> Welshy-Rob, xvidcaps-1.1.9.tar.gz is not a command its a file
[08:49] <rainofkayos> actually tar xvzf
[08:49] <Welshy-Rob> right ok
[08:49] <rainofkayos> tar xvzf <file>
[08:50] <Welshy-Rob> so what dose tar xvzf actully mean?
[08:50] <rainofkayos> u can omit the v for verbosity uf u like
[08:50] <KoolD> what should i do to play rm files in totem???
[08:50] <rainofkayos> xtract verbose z ? file
[08:50] <rainofkayos> not sure about the z
[08:50] <rainofkayos> most likely doing decompression
[08:50] <MarkJones> KoolD have you tried installing the Ubuntu Restrcited extras? Might be in there.
[08:51] <fore> ok now what X has been restarted
[08:51] <Titan8990> Welshy-Rob, tar <- archiving utility,    x - extract, v - verbose, z - call gzip (for tar.gz), f - file
[08:51] <KoolD> MarkJones:its installed
[08:51] <rainofkayos> hmmmmm
[08:51] <rainofkayos> reiteration?
[08:52] <MarkJones> ok have you made sure all other gstreamer stuff is installed also?
[08:52] <Welshy-Rob> so on the end of my file i dont need to put .tar.gz?
[08:52] <rainofkayos> is a tar.gz file
[08:53] <rainofkayos> the file is the argument to this command... so there is nothing to put on the end but the actual file name
[08:53] <Welshy-Rob> ok
[08:53] <Welshy-Rob> ill try it
[08:53] <fore> ok well there is still no drivers in the hardware drivers dialog
[08:53] <rainofkayos> k
[08:53] <Titan8990> fore, that doesn't matter.... what does glxinfo say?
[08:54] <fore> glxinfo | grep driect gives me this Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".
[08:54] <fore> Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".
[08:54] <fore> Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".
[08:54] <fore> Error: couldn't find RGB GLX visual
[08:54] <fore> Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".
[08:54] <FloodBot3> fore: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:54] <rainofkayos> smh
[08:54] <fore> oops sorry
[08:55] <Welshy-Rob> !paste
[08:55] <rainofkayos> !paste | fore
[08:55] <fore> ya
[08:55] <rainofkayos> ;>
[08:55] <Welshy-Rob> http://paste.ubuntu.com/152633/
[08:55] <fore> i didnt mean for that all to be on seperate lines
[08:55] <fore> http://paste.ubuntu.com/152634/
[08:56] <rainofkayos> new line = enter
[08:56] <fore> no
[08:56] <rainofkayos> yes
[08:56] <Welshy-Rob> rainofkayos, can you look at my pastebin link plz?
[08:56] <fore> if y6ou copy multiple lines from the terminal it puts the break line character in
[08:57] <rainofkayos> how do u know it was break line and not a \n?
[08:57] <hacker_kid> how can i auto mount a partition on boot to a specific location? also i need to enable a swap partition automatically. i tried editing the fstab but i got bad fs errors
[08:57] <fizk> Hi, I've been getting low resolution splash images since 8.10 or a bit earlier....I thought this would be fixed by jaunty, but it persists
[08:57] <sm4182__> http://paste.ubuntu.com/152633/
[08:57] <sm4182__> http://paste.ubuntu.com/152633/
[08:57] <sm4182__> http://paste.ubuntu.com/152633/
[08:57] <rainofkayos> and in what OS did u copy into the paste buffer before u dumped into irc?
[08:57] <FloodBot3> sm4182__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:57] <rainofkayos> is what really matters
[08:58] <fizk> what could the problem/fix be?
[08:58] <fore> ok Titan8990 http://paste.ubuntu.com/152634/
[08:58] <fizk> ati radeon mobility x1400
[08:58] <rainofkayos> hacker_kid: /etc/fstab
[08:58] <fore> maybe it was a \n rain
[08:58] <fore> i dunno
[08:59] <rainofkayos> i believe it was
[08:59] <rainofkayos> hence the spam
[08:59] <fore> my point was it was an accident lol
[08:59] <rainofkayos> its ok ;>
[08:59] <hacker_kid> rainofkayos, i edited the fstab but i got an error "wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb2," which doesnt make sense because the fs is correct
[08:59] <pitrino2> hello
[08:59] <pitrino2> !list
[09:00] <Titan8990> fore, http://pastebin.com/d536e2633
[09:00] <rainofkayos> whats the fs? what is /dev/sdb2? does it actaully exist?
[09:00] <Titan8990> fore, you need that in your xorg.conf, if something similar exists, replace it with that
[09:00] <hacker_kid> rainofkayos, yes it exists. its an ext3 partition
[09:00] <Titan8990> fore, but don't forget to backup xorg.conf in case things go bad
[09:01] <Titan8990> fore, sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak
[09:01] <rainofkayos> could the filesys be damaged?
[09:01] <rainofkayos> has it been fsk'd?
[09:01] <rainofkayos> fsck'd?
[09:02] <hacker_kid> rainofkayos, highly doubtful its a fresh partition made by gparted. i deleted it and recreated it just to be sure
[09:02] <rainofkayos> hmm i would check the partition now
[09:02] <fizk_> Hi, I've been getting low resolution splash images since 8.10 or a bit earlier....I thought this would be fixed by jaunty, but it persists. Any possible fix?
[09:02] <hacker_kid> rainofkayos, partition is fine. check is clean
[09:02] <rainofkayos> can u dd if=/dev/sdb2 of=/dev/null with no error?
[09:03] <rainofkayos> lets see the fstab in pastebin
[09:03] <rconan> is the best way to install on a RAID still the alternate installer?
[09:03] <corinth> Where are the default Ubuntu wallpapers located?
[09:03] <hacker_kid> rainofkayos, the dd is running. working just fine so far
[09:03] <rainofkayos> and output of dmesg in the approximate time u mount the fs
[09:03] <rconan> I thought one had a guided option for using RAID but it would appear it doesn't
[09:03] <rainofkayos> thats fine background it for now
[09:04] <rainofkayos> CTRL + Z and bg % <job number>
[09:04] <fore_> Titan8990, still same output with glxinfo
[09:05] <r2r4> hello, a module is busy, how to know who is using this module ?
[09:05] <rainofkayos> can u mount the fs manually? has it ever been mounted? have u fdisk that new drive?
[09:05] <Titan8990> fore_, lshw -C
[09:05] <DragonRift> hey
[09:05] <DragonRift> ok
[09:05] <rainofkayos> r2r4: lsof i guess
[09:05] <DragonRift> I have selected version 180 driver now
[09:05] <rainofkayos> if u knew where the module was on the filesystem
[09:05] <respecting> hello i have not enough ram to run GUI ubuntu i want that evrey time i  log to ubuntu i get just console i don't want GUI.i know how can i do it in suse but in ubuntu no idea :( any help
[09:05] <r2r4> rainofkayos, i will try it now
[09:05] <DragonRift> it says downloading and installing
[09:05] <DragonRift> hope it goes well
[09:06] <DragonRift> :/
[09:06] <beli> respecting: you need to change initial runlevel
[09:06] <rainofkayos> lsof </path/to/module>
[09:06] <r2r4> rainofkayos, thank u
[09:06] <ThoMe> huhu
[09:06] <rainofkayos> sure
[09:06] <John`A> cany anyone here help me with a gyachi issue on ubuntu??
[09:06] <John`A> please
[09:06] <hacker_kid> rainofkayos, http://codepad.org/MWtp7h7I thats the fstab entry. yes i can mount it manually
[09:06] <ThoMe> I would like install a nvidia driver for my NV 160M
[09:06] <rainofkayos> so the fstab isn't correct
[09:06] <ThoMe> is it posible as package?
[09:06] <ThoMe> the xserver...-nv is slow :-(
[09:06] <paul68> hi I have a sony dcr-sr32 camera when I connect it through usb it is mounting the drive correctly however on the camera it shows the message connecting... do not remove usb cable and don't turn the power off what do I need to do to use the camera as webcam?
[09:06] <fore_> Titan8990,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/152641/
[09:07] <hacker_kid> rainofkayos, most likely. thought i entered it correctly but im not good with low level stuff
[09:07] <kraut> moin
[09:07] <ThoMe> the dir: /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/source/include/asm-x86 is not exist ?
[09:07] <ThoMe> wy i have no source? ;)
[09:07] <r2r4> rainofkayos, nothing got
[09:07] <rainofkayos> where are the mount options?
[09:07] <rainofkayos> look @ my floppy entry
[09:07] <rainofkayos> /dev/sdb        /media/floppy0  auto    rw,user,noauto,exec,utf8 0       0
[09:07] <Titan8990> fore_, ubuntu has changed the syntax of the command so many times....
[09:07] <rainofkayos> r2r4: where is the module?
[09:07] <Titan8990> fore_, try: lshw -v   or:  lspci -k
[09:08] <hacker_kid> rainofkayos, ah thats what im missing. what would i enter in this case
[09:08] <fore_> i did -C VGA just now
[09:08] <DragonRift> ok
[09:08] <r2r4> rainofkayos,  /lib/modules/2.6.26.6-49.fc8/kernel/fs/fuse/fuse.ko
[09:08] <DragonRift> I activated that driver
[09:08] <DragonRift> now what?
[09:08] <rainofkayos> fuse is being used..
[09:08] <DragonRift> I still can't set res
[09:08] <DragonRift> it never asked me to reboot
[09:08] <rainofkayos> be the kernel if nothing else.. but i dont see why lsof didn't work,, give me a second
[09:09] <rainofkayos> when u run df -ah | grep -i fuse what happends r2r4 ?
[09:09] <respecting> hello i have not enough ram to run GUI ubuntu i want that evrey time i  log to ubuntu i get just console i don't want GUI.i know how can i do it in suse but in ubuntu no idea :( any help
[09:09] <DragonRift> I installed restricted NV driver 180
[09:09] <r2r4> rainofkayos, fusectl                  0     0     0   -  /sys/fs/fuse/connections
[09:09] <rainofkayos> so its being used
[09:09] <hacker_kid> respecting, i would recommend just installing the ubuntu server edition. no gui :)
[09:09] <cryingtux> ! Medibuntu
[09:09] <DragonRift> must I doo something to make it work or is a reboot safe?
[09:09] <fore_> Titan8990,  did you want the test output ?
[09:10] <rainofkayos> lsof /sys/fs/fuse/connections
[09:10] <adante> anybody here use unison file sync? i'm wondering how to make it run in totally quiet mode
[09:10] <rainofkayos> try that maybe
[09:10] <cryingtux> ! 9.04
[09:10] <Titan8990> fore_, let me see what you got
[09:10] <r2r4> rainofkayos, nothing happened
[09:10] <DragonRift> anyone?
[09:10] <rainofkayos> heh .. well we see it's being used in the fs/kernel
[09:10] <respecting> no no no i want ubuntu loool ubuntu don't work only in GUI if this true it will be the worst linux
[09:10] <respecting> !!!!
[09:10] <rainofkayos> what do u wat to with it?
[09:10] <respecting> !!
[09:11] <ThoMe> I would like install my nvidia NV 160M
[09:11] <ThoMe> can anyone help me?
[09:11] <sgc53> irc
[09:11] <sgc53> hiiii alll
[09:11] <hacker_kid> respecting, ubuntu works just fine without the gui and you can remove it or disable it. ubuntu server edition just doesnt have the gui installed which would be good in your case.
[09:11] <rainofkayos> r2r4: that output of df would explain why its comlaining ist busy/ or used in any event
[09:12] <r2r4> rainofkayos, ok, thank u very much
[09:12] <rainofkayos> sure
[09:12] <milligan_> The new nvidia driver is screwing up my system, but when I try to activate the lowergrade one, I get the following error: "SystemError: E:Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be caused by held packages."How do I fix that?
[09:12] <hareldvd> can't play wma files. Missing package?
[09:13] <s3r3n1t7> !wma
[09:13] <respecting> disable it how can i disable it i want just disable it after that i can enable it
[09:13] <rainofkayos> r2r4: try this lsof | grep -i fuse | more
[09:13] <dmoyne> is it possible to test jaunty on ati radeon 4850 hd ?
[09:14] <topriddy> I want to use my Wireless on Ubuntu
[09:14] <r2r4> rainofkayos, still nothing
[09:14] <rainofkayos> hmm
[09:14] <topriddy> Am really getting fed-up now. Can't I just select one of any available wireless like I usually do on my Vista???
[09:14] <DragonRift> can someone help me with nvidia-xconfig?
[09:14] <bluefoxx> Ok, i just got a bigger drive to migrate to, i'm currently on an 80 gig sata but need the sata port for a larger drive, i just got a 320 gig IDE drive, wahts the best way to go about moving the system onto the new drive WITHOUT reinstalling? will DD if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdc work, and than just grow the partition on the new drive?
[09:15] <bluefoxx> its a windows system, but the plan is to use a livecd
[09:15] <rainofkayos> gvfs-fuse 17420 rainofkayos    6w     FIFO        0,6            65239 pipe
[09:15] <rainofkayos> gvfs-fuse 17420 rainofkayos    7u     unix 0xf3c40380            65240 socket
[09:15] <rainofkayos> i get output
[09:15] <DragonRift> anyone
[09:16] <crdlb> topriddy: have you looked at the network manager next to the clock?
[09:16] <r2r4> rainofkayos, ok, thank u ,
[09:16] <rainofkayos> np
[09:16] <DragonRift> ok
[09:16] <sgc54> meta
[09:16] <DragonRift> can anyone hear me?
[09:16] <paul68> patience|DragonRift
[09:17] <BladeNBrocade> !patience
[09:17] <DragonRift> paul68: I am good at being ignored
[09:17] <DragonRift> :/
[09:17] <bluefoxx> ubotu is broken huh?
[09:17] <bluefoxx> thats new
[09:17] <BladeNBrocade> !ubuntu
[09:18] <DragonRift> if my pc gets rebooted right now I will have to go through yet another reinstall
[09:18] <BladeNBrocade> !lol
[09:18] <topriddy> :D
[09:18] <archman> Will Shockwave support be available on Jaunty?
[09:18] <BladeNBrocade> hehe
[09:18] <BladeNBrocade> lol
[09:18] <uda> hey. looking for tips to get twinview working agin on this jaunty machine. it was working, and i disabled one monitor, now it isnt recognised as being there at all. been trying to fix this for about an hour. oh yeh, i have -no- xorg.conf file, how the crap is x able to even start like that?
[09:18] <topriddy> Forgive me ALL. Am very sorry and I mean it. Just gettin frustrated. Thanks.
[09:18] <andor_> hi
[09:18] <paul68> !patience |DragonRift
[09:19] <fore_> Titan8990,  glxinfo still has the same output
[09:19] <DragonRift> U would greatly appreciate if someone can assist me
[09:19] <DragonRift> I
[09:19] <BladeNBrocade> ooooh pink.... ;> <blushes>
[09:19] <andor_> is anybody running jaunty lpia on a netbook? are there downsides compared to i386?
[09:19] <ziroday> DragonRift: please state your question on one line.
[09:19] <ziroday> andor_: jaunty in #ubuntu+1
[09:19] <andor_> thanks
[09:20] <crdlb> topriddy: did you see my question?
[09:20] <ziroday> uda: jaunty in #ubuntu+1
[09:20] <DragonRift> I just installed a restricted driver for nvidia and need someone to help me setup nvidia-xconfig
[09:20] <adnc> does someone use paperbox for ubuntu? i compiled 0.4.1 and it looks ok, but it doesn't scan for documents
[09:20] <balingup> Hi Guys, need some help mounting a jetflash USB in Intrepid
[09:20] <uda> zined, cheers
[09:20] <ziroday> DragonRift: what version of ubuntu?
[09:20] <paul68> hi I have a sony dcr-sr32 camera when I connect it through usb it is mounting the drive correctly however on the camera it shows the message connecting... do not remove usb cable and don't turn the power off what do I need to do to use the camera as webcam?
[09:20] <DragonRift> latest
[09:20] <ziroday> balingup: it should just mount
[09:20] <DragonRift> 8.10
[09:20] <lolipop> Hi, is that possible to remove the openssh blacklist checking?
[09:20] <ziroday> DragonRift: nothing further is needed
[09:21] <DragonRift> driver is 180
[09:21] <corinth> Where are the default Ubuntu wallpapers located?
[09:21] <crdlb> lolipop: why would you want to? :/
[09:21] <Titan8990> fore_, sorry but I am out of ideas, everything looks correct to me
[09:21] <ziroday> DragonRift: restart X and you'll use the new drivers
[09:21] <fore_> i know ive been trying for 3 days
[09:21] <DragonRift> how do I restart X, I am a new linux user
[09:21] <balingup> Ziroday, - yes, but USB  doesnt...
[09:21] <lolipop> crdib: because sometimes it has bugs which will blacklist my key, and i cant login to my server anymore
[09:21] <fore_> ctrl + alt +backspace DragonRift
[09:22] <archman> DragonRift: try ctralt+backapace
[09:22] <ziroday> balingup: this is just a usb flash drive?
[09:22] <Titan8990> fore_, IMO, the switch to xorg 1.5 and the addition of HAL has a poor choice
[09:22] <zorglu_> q. how to make a usb key from a iso image ,n
[09:22] <zorglu_> ?.
[09:22] <balingup> Ziroday - Yes, Trancend Jetflash 4 gb
[09:22] <ziroday> balingup: does it appear in sudo fdisk -l?
[09:22] <fore_> maybe ill just do a fresh install when 9.04 is released
[09:22] <fore_> and try again then
[09:23] <zgmf-x42s> hey anyone know approximate release date for 9.10?
[09:23] <ziroday> zgmf-x42s: last week of October 2009
[09:23] <DragonRift> black screen and my pc is beaping at me
[09:23] <Titan8990> zgmf-x42s, 2009, 10th month
[09:23] <crdlb> lolipop: "sometimes"? maybe we're talking about different things; I thought you meant the blacklist of weak ssh keys generated by a broken openssl
[09:23] <DJones> zgmf-x42s: I think its around the 28th (ish)
[09:23] <ziroday> DragonRift: err are any errors shown?
[09:24] <DragonRift> nope
[09:24] <zgmf-x42s> ziroday: Titan8990 DJones cool thanks guys
[09:24] <Astray> zgmf-x42s: April 23rd
[09:24] <ziroday> DragonRift: please restart your machine
[09:24] <balingup> Ziroday _ yes > Disk /dev/sdb: 4127 MB, 4127194624 bytes
[09:24] <ziroday> Astray: 9.10, not 9.04.
[09:24] <balingup> 127 heads, 62 sectors/track, 1023 cylinders
[09:24] <balingup> Units = cylinders of 7874 * 512 = 4031488 bytes
[09:24] <balingup> Disk identifier: 0xc3072e18
[09:24] <lolipop> crdlb: ya ya , sorry, the blacklist of weak ssh  keys, can it be disable?
[09:24] <FloodBot3> balingup: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:24] <Astray> Oh
[09:24] <DragonRift> restarting it now
[09:24] <ziroday> balingup: then its detected, do you need help in mounting it?
[09:24] <crdlb> lolipop: if you have a week ssh key, you need to make a new one
[09:25] <DragonRift> stuck at command line now
[09:25] <lolipop> crdlb: but i cant login to my server anymore, i need to go to the data center which is very far away from my place, i dun wish to do this everytime
[09:25] <DragonRift> its asking me to login
[09:25] <crdlb> lolipop: even if you managed to hit one on that list purely by coincidence (_extremely_ unlikely), you should still change it
[09:25] <DragonRift> at command line
[09:25] <ziroday> DragonRift: okay, but no errors?
[09:25] <ziroday> DragonRift: right, please login and then type startx
[09:26] <DragonRift> trying to resume
[09:26] <DragonRift> no resume image
[09:26] <ziroday> DragonRift: your computer is still booting up?
[09:26] <nroot7> I am trying to install ubuntu from a USB
[09:26] <DragonRift> nope
[09:26] <DragonRift> waiting for a login
[09:26] <DragonRift> at command line
[09:26] <ziroday> DragonRift: err okay. Is there a login prompt?
[09:26] <balingup> Ziroday - yes, it shows up on file explorer
[09:26] <DragonRift> x-server never loaded
[09:26] <DragonRift> yes
[09:26] <nroot7> I downloaded the alternate cd and used unetboot to create a USB image
[09:26] <ziroday> balingup: then what is not working
[09:27] <ziroday> nroot7: it should just be a matter of booting of the USB stick
[09:27] <DragonRift> this is where I got stuck before
[09:27] <ziroday> DragonRift: okay. Are you logged in?
[09:27] <nroot7> Now it boots but after keyaboard detection it asks for cdrom
[09:27] <DragonRift> I have no clue what to do one I login
[09:27] <nroot7> mounting
[09:27] <ziroday> DragonRift: please type in startx
[09:28] <nroot7> Do I need to change some files in the usb to point from CD rom to USB
[09:28] <DragonRift> errno 1111
[09:28] <DragonRift> connection refused
[09:28] <celthunder> dragonrift if x didnt start did yo uboot to runlevel 3 instead of 5?
[09:28] <stevr1it> hello, i have a probem with the scanner mustek, doday xsane cannot open it, the terminal message is: Couldn't open firmware file (`/usr/share/sane/gt68xx/SBSfw.usb'): Nessun file o directory what can i do<?
[09:28] <DragonRift> celthunder: no idea
[09:28] <ziroday> DragonRift: err what? does ps aux | grep X show X running?
[09:29] <DragonRift> command aux not found
[09:29] <lstarnes> DragonRift: did you miss the "ps"
[09:29] <balingup> ziroday - i cant brouse or explore or mount  the usb
[09:29] <DragonRift> I do not see X runnung
[09:29] <ziroday> balingup: errors?
[09:30] <MrSteveman1> nroot7: i believe you need to replace the initrd with another one unless they fixed that problem
[09:30] <ziroday> DragonRift: okay, try do sudo startx
[09:30] <MrSteveman1> nroot7: for the longest time the alternate install and server cds seemed to lack a vfat kernel module for some reason
[09:30] <DragonRift> no screens found
[09:30] <DragonRift> fatal error
[09:30] <ziroday> DragonRift: whats above that?
[09:30] <X-Seti> :) morning all
[09:30] <DragonRift> no devices detected
[09:31] <ziroday> DragonRift: please do sudo apt-get install pastebinti
[09:31] <Titan8990> DragonRift, sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.bak && startx
[09:31] <DragonRift> Using Config file /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:31] <DragonRift> k
[09:31] <ziroday> DragonRift: err sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[09:31] <b10h4z4rd> Hi, i compiled a new kernel for my system ... everything worked well, until it wanted to install the *.deb file. Now my dpkg always tries to install this broken *.deb files and throws errors ... how can i remove the files or jobs from dpkg's list ?
[09:32] <X-Seti> I have a problem, a bug maybe to do with the process that handles the filesystem, it shows up having over a TB, but it is only a 320Gig HD, ive also noticed I am only using 122 Gigs, but the HD is almost full?
[09:32] <Titan8990> DragonRift, also, have to ask, this isn't some kind of custom kernel or obscure source-built xorg is it?
[09:32] <iamcalledrob> is there an app (I'm sure i've used one before) that configures ubuntu with the non-free stuff (flash player, fonts etc...)?
[09:32] <Titan8990> b10h4z4rd, you just explained by custom kernels are neither supported or recommended in ubuntu
[09:32] <DragonRift> Titan8990: I can barely install this !@#$
[09:32] <DragonRift> :p
[09:32] <ziroday> iamcalledrob: no. Install the ubuntu-restricted-extras package
[09:33] <iamcalledrob> ziroday: okay.. that app must have been for another distro then
[09:33] <nightrid3r> iamcalledrob: ubuntu-restricted-extras ??
[09:33] <Titan8990> b10h4z4rd, a) use a real ubuntu kernel b) use a distro that doesn't break when using custom kernels
[09:33] <ziroday> iamcalledrob: well no, there was an app once, but its dangerous, unsupported by the original devs and highly unrecommended
[09:33]  * iamcalledrob just installed linux for the first time in 4 years..
[09:33] <DragonRift> no such directory /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:33] <iamcalledrob> ziroday: aha. i'll grab that package then
[09:33] <MrSteveman1> nroot7: useful info https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[09:34] <isiah> ok my wireless is randomly dieing. It has happen 3 times so far. The only thing that seems to work is waiting like half an hour. Pretty sure its me not the network. how can i fix this?
[09:34] <b10h4z4rd> Titan8990, I dont have intalled it ... it is just in my dpkg list and i want it to go out there
[09:34] <nroot7> MrSteveman1: Thanks. But gone through this already
[09:34] <ziroday> DragonRift: please install pastebinit. And then do startx | pastebinit and give us the returned URL
[09:34] <Titan8990> b10h4z4rd, maybe you missed the part where I said unsupported?
[09:34] <MrSteveman1> nroot7: you changed initrd out?
[09:35] <iamcalledrob> I'm also having an issue with my touchpad (macbook pro). it keeps cutting out if I move the cursor slowly.
[09:35] <koshari> how can i schedule a download to start at say 4am?
[09:35] <ziroday> Titan8990: b10h4z4rd has a issue unrelated to his custom compiled kernel.
[09:35] <Titan8990> ziroday, hasn't told me about it yet
[09:35] <b10h4z4rd> It is just related to dpkg
[09:35] <koshari> iam guessing a cron script and wget?
[09:35] <ziroday> koshari: sure, or a download manager
[09:35] <DragonRift> ziroday: done
[09:35] <DragonRift> now what
[09:35] <koshari> ziroday which would you recommend?
[09:35] <ziroday> DragonRift: now do startx | pastebinit
[09:35] <ziroday> koshari: a download manager
[09:36] <b10h4z4rd> just imagine i have a .deb file in dpkg, that does not install ... how can i delete it from dpkg's job-list
[09:36] <balingup> Ziroday, i cant see where there are any errors, if i double click on it at "Computer" in the file brouser, its says " Unable to mount location - cant mount file
[09:36] <ziroday> balingup: okay, please do sudo mount /dev/<location> /media/disk
[09:36] <DragonRift> hiw di U know what pastebin link it is?
[09:37] <DragonRift> its not giving me a link
[09:37] <DragonRift> how do
[09:37] <aLeSD> hi all ... I 'd like to add a line to the startup ... where is the right place to put it (setpci -v -s '01:06.0' latency_timer=0xff) ?
[09:37] <lstarnes> DragonRift: check your address bar
[09:37] <Titan8990> b10h4z4rd, so you do dpkg -i mydeb.deb
[09:37] <ziroday> lstarnes: is using pastebinit :)
[09:37] <DragonRift> there is no address bar
[09:37] <Titan8990> b10h4z4rd, and it fails... I still don't see where to problem is outside of that
[09:37] <DragonRift> I am on a cli
[09:37] <DragonRift> I have no address bar
[09:37] <lstarnes> DragonRift: did you use pastebinit?
[09:37] <ziroday> DragonRift: err okay. That didn't work then :). X didn't start by any chance?
[09:37] <DragonRift> yea
[09:38] <DragonRift> nope
[09:38] <DragonRift> x says there is no screen
[09:38] <lstarnes> DragonRift: what command did you use?
[09:38] <aLeSD> alo'
[09:38] <DragonRift> exactly what u told me to type
[09:38] <ziroday> DragonRift: okay, do pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[09:38] <ziroday> lstarnes: he used startx | pastebinit
[09:38] <Montjoie> hello where can i find linux-image-2.6.27-11.27-amd64.deb ? i want to regress the package linux-image-2.6.27-11
[09:39] <lstarnes> ziroday: does startx print errors to stdin or stderr?
[09:39] <ziroday> lstarnes: stout IIRC
[09:39] <DragonRift> pastebin command not found
[09:39] <DragonRift> :/
[09:39] <John`anderson> can anyone please help me with an GYACHI Voice problem im having on Ubuntu 8.04
[09:39] <lstarnes> DragonRift: try pastebinit instead
[09:39] <ziroday> DragonRift: sorry, typo. Its early here
[09:40] <DragonRift> http://pastebin.com/f8b32c83
[09:40] <ziroday> DragonRift: there we go, thats helpful :)
[09:40] <DragonRift> I am on a windows laptop here
[09:40] <ziroday> DragonRift: you have two nvidia cards in SLI?
[09:40] <John`anderson> everytime i try to connect to yahoo voice in gyachi the window crashes
[09:40] <balingup> mount: mount point /media/disk does not exist
[09:40] <DragonRift> trying to get my desktop going
[09:41] <DragonRift> :/
[09:41] <John`anderson> why is that??
[09:41] <ziroday> balingup: try do sudo mkdir /media/disk && sudo chmod a+rwx /media/disk
[09:41] <DragonRift> ziroday: yeah
[09:41] <DragonRift> :/
[09:41] <ziroday> DragonRift: right, thats what's giving you your trouble. X doesn't know which one to ue
[09:42] <DragonRift> can we tell it
[09:42] <ziroday> DragonRift: "(!!) More than one possible primary device found"
[09:42] <ziroday> DragonRift: we can and shall :). Just trying to remember the syntax
[09:42] <DragonRift> k
[09:42] <ziroday> DragonRift: do you currently have an /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[09:43] <DragonRift> ziroday: no, I asked for help and u guys told me to restart X
[09:43] <DragonRift> :/
[09:43] <balingup> Ziroday, did that and got no response -
[09:43] <ziroday> balingup: run the mount command again
[09:43] <ziroday> DragonRift: okay, do you want to manually create one or use nvidia-xconfig?
[09:44] <DragonRift> nvidia-xconfig
[09:44] <ziroday> DragonRift: then run sudo nvidia-xconfig
[09:44] <ziroday> DragonRift: after do pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:44] <DragonRift> gave many warnings
[09:44] <DragonRift> k
[09:45] <iamcalledrob> is there any way to tweak the visual effects in ubuntu, beyond none, normal and extra?
[09:45] <ziroday> DragonRift: such as?
[09:45] <ziroday> iamcalledrob: yep!
[09:45] <ziroday> !ccsm | iamcalledrob
[09:45] <balingup> Ziroday - getting closer!       got "mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[09:45] <balingup>  
[09:45] <ziroday> iamcalledrob: you want compizconfig-settings-manager
[09:45] <DragonRift> says unable to read it
[09:45] <iamcalledrob> okay :) thank you
[09:45] <ziroday> balingup: urgh. What filesystem type is it?
[09:46] <ziroday> DragonRift: okay, do pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:46] <DragonRift> I did
[09:46] <Titan8990> ziroday, I had him mv xorg.conf to try without one
[09:46] <DragonRift> its saying it can't read that fle
[09:46] <ziroday> DragonRift: whats the pastebin url...
[09:46] <Titan8990> ziroday, so he doesn't have one unless you had him move it back
[09:46] <ziroday> Titan8990: thanks, shall make him one then
[09:47] <ziroday> DragonRift: okay, do sudo chmod a+r /etc/X11/xorg.conf and then do pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:47] <balingup> Ziroday - i think its FAT 16
[09:47] <aLeSD> someone knows where I can put my script lines to be executed on boot ?
[09:47] <lstarnes> aLeSD: try /etc/rc.local
[09:47] <lstarnes> aLeSD: anything added there will not need sudo
[09:48] <Montjoie> hello where can i find linux-image-2.6.27-11.27-amd64.deb ? i want to regress the package linux-image-2.6.27-11
[09:48] <ziroday> balingup: try do mount -t vfat /dev/whatever /media/disk
[09:48]  * iamcalledrob thinks the default interface of ubuntu has terrible typography
[09:48] <DragonRift> no such file or directory??
[09:48] <ziroday> iamcalledrob: you can change that too :)
[09:48] <iamcalledrob> ziroday: yep, doing that now
[09:48] <ziroday> DragonRift: urgh. nvidia-xconfig didn't make anything.
[09:48] <DragonRift> ziroday
[09:48] <DragonRift> :/
[09:49] <iamcalledrob> but whoever chose the default fonts and spacing for everything should be castrated ;)
[09:49] <ziroday> iamcalledrob: you can vote/create a new idea on brainstorm (brainstorm.ubuntu.com) if you want to
[09:49] <balingup> Ziroday - now i get "only root can do that....?
[09:49] <DragonRift> ziroday: now what...
[09:49] <ziroday> balingup: sorry, do sudo !!
[09:49] <Lint01> how can I test whether 3D acceleration is enabled?
[09:49] <iamcalledrob> ziroday: I'll take a look. im pretty sure there are already quite a few (ignored) ones about it
[09:50] <ziroday> DragonRift: I need those nvidia-xconfig errors. Try do sudo touch /etc/X11/xorg.conf then do sudo nvidia-xconfig again
[09:50] <lstarnes> Lint01: try running glxinfo | grep direct
[09:51] <DragonRift> when I do the sudo touch
[09:51] <cyclothunder> hello every one :)
[09:51] <DragonRift> it does no such file or directory
[09:51] <ziroday> DragonRift: err wrong command sorry. Just do sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf and then press ctrl+x to exit
[09:52] <Lint01> lstarnes, it says "extension GLX missing on display ":0.0", then "Segmentation fault"
[09:52] <DragonRift> the file is empty
[09:52] <mug> co-zeal
[09:52] <mug> co-zeal
[09:52] <balingup> ziroday, hmm - how can i find the right device?   got mount -t vfat /dev/whatever /media/disk > mount: special device /dev/sdb1 does not exist
[09:52] <ziroday> DragonRift: just do add #stuffs to the front of it
[09:52] <DragonRift> how do I save/exit
[09:52] <lstarnes> Lint01: in that case, it isn't enabled
[09:52] <lstarnes> DragonRift: in which editor?
[09:53] <DragonRift> add #stuffs?
[09:53] <ziroday> DragonRift: just add a # to the file and then press ctrl+x
[09:53] <DragonRift> just put #stuffs?
[09:53] <ziroday> farlig: hey!
[09:53] <DragonRift> k
[09:53] <ziroday> DragonRift: basically make it no empty :)
[09:53] <DragonRift> error writing file
[09:53] <DragonRift> no such file/directory
[09:54] <DragonRift> its not letting me even save that file
[09:54] <nightrid3r> DragonRift: do you have an /etc/X11 dir ??
[09:54] <DragonRift> no idea man
[09:54] <DragonRift> I am a total noob here
[09:54] <cyclothunder> can someone help me? plz. i've just installed ubuntu 9.04 rc on my laptop. it's all good except for wifi. my card is intel 4965agn, the driver apears to be loaded and when i do "iwconfig" i can see the wifi card. but when i go to network manager, it says wireless is disabled. don't know what to do.
[09:54] <cyclothunder> help!!
[09:55] <DragonRift> I am just trying to get my video driver working
[09:55] <DragonRift> first time ever using linux
[09:55] <lstarnes> cyclothunder: try asking in #ubuntu+1.  9.04 hasn't been fully released yet
[09:55] <DragonRift> ziroday
[09:55] <sunv> hi
[09:55] <ziroday> DragonRift: okay. Do sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf add a hex to that file so its not empty. Press ctrl+x to save
[09:55] <sunv> how do i change my user name
[09:55] <sunv> from sunv to somethign else
[09:55] <kettles> Hey can someone explain some partitioning stuff for me?
[09:55] <cyclothunder> ok thanks, lstarnes
[09:56] <DragonRift> I added #
[09:56] <lstarnes> sunv: /nick new-nickname
[09:56] <DragonRift> and went save
[09:56] <sunv> i mean on irc how do i change my username
[09:56] <DragonRift> and it says file/directory does not exist
[09:56] <ziroday> DragonRift: err do ctrl+o and then have the path as /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:56] <lstarnes> sunv: what nick are you trying to switch to?
[09:57] <DragonRift> same error
[09:57] <balingup> ziroday - im about to give up for now - any last ideas?
[09:57] <nightrid3r> ziroday: i have the feeling he doesn't have a /etc/X11 dir
[09:57] <bolt_> lastarnes: PM
[09:58] <DragonRift> how do I make that directory
[09:58] <lstarnes> !pm | bolt_
[09:58] <ziroday> nightrid3r: ah, didn't think of that
[09:58] <nightrid3r> ziroday: the fail of touch is the hint for me
[09:58] <bolt_> ziroday: soz
[09:59] <ziroday> bolt_: in case your confused, you're ignored
[09:59] <bolt_> look i'm fine thx
[09:59] <DragonRift> ziroday: whats the make directory command?
[09:59] <lstarnes> bolt_: unless it's something personal or off-topic, please keep it in the channel
[09:59] <ziroday> DragonRift: does ls /etc | grep X11 show the X11 dir?
[10:00] <Titan8990> DragonRift, mkdir
[10:00] <DragonRift> wtf?
[10:00] <ziroday> nightrid3r: I was pretty sure touch could be used to make empty files, was wondering what I was doing wrong :)
[10:00] <bolt_> oh all of you are bots then
[10:00] <DragonRift> hmmm /etc does not exist?
[10:01] <Bhavesh2177> netstat -n
[10:01] <Bhavesh2177> give TIME_WAIT
[10:01] <Bhavesh2177> what is TIME_WAIT
[10:01] <Ranakah`> how to unmount iso from ubuntu? :D
[10:01] <DragonRift> cannot make directory
[10:01] <DragonRift> file exists
[10:01] <DragonRift> :/
[10:02] <lstarnes> Ranakah`: umount
[10:02] <DragonRift> it sats /etc/X11 exists when I say whereis X11
[10:03] <DragonRift> ziroday
[10:03] <DragonRift> could it be permissions?
[10:03] <ziroday> DragonRift: okay, can you do cd /etc/X11?
[10:04] <DragonRift> its not letting me go there
[10:04] <DragonRift> :/
[10:04] <ziroday> DragonRift: error?
[10:04] <DragonRift> there
[10:04] <DragonRift> I was not in /
[10:05] <DragonRift> I am in etc/X11
[10:05] <ziroday> DragonRift: you don't have to be, you should still be able to do /etc/X11
[10:05] <ziroday> DragonRift: err cd /etc/X11
[10:05] <DragonRift> I am in that dir
[10:05] <DragonRift> now what
[10:05] <ziroday> DragonRift: what files does ls -l show?
[10:06] <DragonRift> xorg,conf.backup and xorg.conf.failsafe
[10:06] <DragonRift> and xorg.conf
[10:06] <ziroday> DragonRift: err okay. Does cat xorg.conf show stuff in it?
[10:06] <DragonRift> its full
[10:06] <DragonRift> yeah
[10:06] <DragonRift> lots
[10:07] <ziroday> DragonRift: okay, but pastebinit xorg.conf doesn't work?
[10:07] <ziroday> DragonRift: ?
[10:07] <John`anderson> nope
[10:07] <bolt_> uh oh
[10:07] <DragonRift> www.pastebin.com/f132c5b16
[10:08] <cdi7>  lmg;kdmfkl
[10:08] <aLeSD> how could I find which package contain a file ?
[10:08] <ziroday> aLeSD: you mean which package a file belongs to?
[10:08] <DragonRift> wtf
[10:08] <DragonRift> sec
[10:08] <ziroday> cdi7: is there something we can help you with?
[10:08] <aLeSD> ziroday yes ... :)
[10:08] <ziroday> aLeSD: install apt-file
[10:08] <bolt_> oh no
[10:08] <ziroday> bolt_: is there something we can help you with?
[10:09] <bolt_> yh
[10:09] <DragonRift> looks right
[10:09] <DragonRift> :/
[10:09] <bolt_> how do i run an .exe file via wine
[10:09] <ziroday> DragonRift: err that pastebin.com entry was empty for me
[10:09] <ziroday> bolt_: double click
[10:09] <DragonRift> www.pastebin.com/f5df9be42
[10:09] <ziroday> DragonRift: still nothing...
[10:10] <DragonRift> did it again
[10:10] <DragonRift> :/
[10:10] <bolt_> error loading archive
[10:10] <ziroday> bolt_: ask in #winehq
[10:10] <DragonRift> its not sending the pastebin
[10:10] <ziroday> DragonRift: does it look right?  Does it have a Device section?
[10:10] <cq> hello, I need networking help... I have the two opendns servers in /etc/resolv.conf, I can ping google.com but nslookup google.com fails with a timeout and no servers could be reached...
[10:11] <cq> any ideas?
[10:11] <cq> er, I can ping the google.com IP addr looked up on another machine off course
[10:11] <DragonRift> yeah
[10:11] <DragonRift> and a screen section
[10:11] <ziroday> DragonRift: okay, what does startx do?
[10:11] <st3ph4n> what's in your /etc/resolv.conf?
[10:12] <DragonRift> no screens found
[10:12] <cq> st3ph4n: the two servers 208.67.222.222, 208.67.220.220 on two lines, nothing else
[10:12] <cq> I set a satic IP for the machine
[10:12] <Guest55199> Hello, I'm from Switzerland and I speak usually French, could you please give me the name of a french channel ?
[10:12] <DragonRift> something about locking authority file?
[10:12] <Kesman> #ubuntu.fr
[10:12] <Purple> Thx
[10:13] <ziroday> Guest16943: also see #ubuntu-ch
[10:13] <DragonRift> Error in Locking Authority File
[10:13] <ziroday> DragonRift: err do a restart
[10:13] <st3ph4n> cq: the syntax is : nameserver 208.67.222.222
[10:14] <cq> st3ph4n: duh. thanks.. I knew it was something simple and stupid :)
[10:14] <DragonRift> it says I need to be root
[10:14] <DragonRift> wtf
[10:14] <DragonRift> I only have one account
[10:14] <st3ph4n> your welcome
[10:15] <DragonRift> won't let me reboot?
[10:15] <aLeSD> I installed a kernel from the kernel.org with fakeroot ... all good . But I have to compile the rt73usb module . I downloaded the source packages ... but now.. how to compile them ?
[10:15] <aLeSD> the deb packages
[10:16] <DragonRift> I am in /root
[10:16] <Kimi> What is it that is the alternate to 3dMAX ?
[10:17] <DragonRift> doing a soft boot
[10:17] <DragonRift> restarting up now
[10:17] <topriddy> The wireless stuff still doesnt work. It gives me an option of typing the exact wireless name which would be difficult
[10:18] <Killeroid> hi, how can i chnage the dbgain on my soundcard?
[10:18] <DragonRift> ziroday: I am back at this cli
[10:19] <DragonRift> it still never started X
[10:19] <DragonRift> that file exists but its not finding it
[10:20] <Kimi> what is the alternate of 3dMAX ?
[10:21] <bolt_> windows network not loading plz help
[10:21] <c4pt> is AR5416 Chipset fully supported?
[10:21] <bolt_> windows network not loading plz help
[10:21] <ikonia> bolt_: windows networking has nothing to do with ubuntu
[10:22] <Light-> ikonia, you fed the troll :(
[10:22] <DragonRift> ziroday: I am stumped
[10:22] <bolt_> i mean in network
[10:22] <ikonia> bolt_: could you explain your problem a little clear
[10:22] <magreet> hi
[10:23] <Kimi> !netboot > Kimi
[10:23] <c4pt> is the AR5416 Chipset fully supported? ?
[10:23] <DragonRift> it sats Screen "default Screen" 0 0
[10:23] <bolt_> i go into network click on windows network and it says Failed to retrieve share list from server
[10:23] <Gringo_> Anyone know how to dd-style copy a file over and over again. So that when dd reaches the end of the file, it starts again from the beginning?
[10:24] <bolt_> i go into network click on windows network and it says Failed to retrieve share list from server
[10:24] <ikonia> bolt_: ok, that means your samba configuration has to be a.) in the same workgroup/domain as your windows network, b.) your windows machines need to be broadcasting that info c.) nmb needs to be running to (not %100 on nmb - but Ithink so )
[10:24] <DragonRift> ah
[10:24] <Gringo_> So that the file behaves as a sort of /dev/urandom, only much faster?
[10:24] <Light-> bolt_: what happens when you explicitly type in the server/share name? eg try and go to "smb://your-server-ip/share"
[10:24] <ikonia> bolt_: it's helpful if you don't repeat what you say every few seconds
[10:24] <DragonRift> how do I change a files permissions?
[10:24] <Light-> DragonRift: chmod
[10:24] <Light-> DragonRift: or right click->permissions tab
[10:25] <bolt_> whats my sever ip
[10:25] <Gringo_> DragonRift: you may need chown too
[10:25] <Kimi> where is the website that gives all the list of factoids of this ubottu bot ??
[10:25] <rww> !list | Kimi
[10:25] <DragonRift> I am stuck in CLI
[10:25] <rww> !bot | Kimi: wrong one, sorry
[10:25] <Kimi> rww :X
[10:25] <DragonRift> I need to change the files permissions
[10:25] <Kimi> rww ok
[10:25] <DragonRift> to make it writable
[10:25] <Gringo_> chmod +w <filename> will do it
[10:25] <bolt_> whats my sever ip
[10:26] <Gringo_> but then it will be writable for everyone, you may not want thaty
[10:26] <bolt_> what do i do
[10:26] <Light-> bolt_: I take it its a windows server, go start->run, type in cmd, then type in ipconfig
[10:26] <DragonRift> operation not permitted?
[10:26] <Light-> DragonRift, do it as root
[10:26] <rww> DragonRift: put sudo in front of it
[10:26] <purple_water> or sudo !!
[10:27] <purple_water> you don't need to write the command line again
[10:27] <bolt_> you see i dont know where the server is
[10:27] <Light-> lolwut
[10:27] <Light-> bolt_, so you're trying to connect to a non-existent computer?
[10:28] <ikonia> bolt_: talk to your network administrators
[10:28] <bolt_> i'm trying to get some important files onto my computer
[10:28] <DragonRift> still says no screens found
[10:29] <ikonia> !pm > bolt_
[10:29] <bolt_> of the other (existing) computer
[10:29] <Kimi> where is the root user of ubuntu ?? in my linux book, its said that one who # is the root. but though i have $ i can install things, use cds, pendrives. why ?? plz dont tell sudo. i know what sudo is. i want to knw how to ope the root ?
[10:29] <barry_> salut
[10:29] <ikonia> Kimi: if you don't know how to use root - you shouldn't use it
[10:29] <Light-> Kimi: ubuntu has root disabled by default
[10:29] <barry_> koi de  neuf les filee
[10:29] <ikonia> Kimi: we've already established the book you're using is not appropriate for ubuntu
[10:29] <magical> Kimi, sudo su
[10:29] <florin_> hi all. How can I use a certain image for the screensaver?
[10:29] <rww> !fr | barry_
[10:29] <ikonia> macsim`work: no
[10:29] <bolt_> of the other (existing) computer
[10:29] <Kimi> Light-, ok
[10:29] <ikonia> macsim`work: no - don't recommend that please
[10:30] <Kimi> ikonia okk
[10:30] <Light-> Kimi: or, sudo passwd root then su -
[10:30] <bolt_> i'm trying to get some important files onto my computer
[10:30] <rww> ikonia: I think you mistabbed ;)
[10:30] <Kimi> magical , sudo su inserts # . and make me root ?
[10:30] <bolt_> of the other (existing) computer
[10:30] <ikonia> Kimi: if you follow that advice you will be putting your machine at risk
[10:30] <magical> Kimi, yeah
[10:30] <Titan8990> Kimi, sudo -i  will drop a root shell in a traditional fashion
[10:30] <Idhan> how can I tell xine to read the second dvd unit insted of the first?
[10:30] <bkk> can anyone think of a fun use for an old box Ive got sitting around, should I try ubuntu server on it?
[10:30] <barry_> et comment pour le canal french
[10:30] <magical> ikonia, it's useful if you have to run a sequence of commands
[10:30] <ikonia> Titan8990: thank you
[10:30] <bolt_> i'm trying to get some important files onto my computer
[10:30] <Kimi> ikonia  ok.. i am not following that
[10:30] <macsim`work> ikonia, ?!
[10:30] <ikonia> magical: no it's not
[10:30] <magical> it's hardly inherently dangerous
[10:30] <bolt_> of the other (existing) computer
[10:30] <rww> barry_: /join #ubuntu-fr
[10:30] <bolt_> via the net
[10:30] <magical> nothing worse than blindly putting sudo in front of things just because people tell you to
[10:31] <ikonia> magical: thats very true,
[10:31] <Titan8990> bkk, add another netcard and do openwall
[10:31] <bolt_> what do i do
[10:31] <zheng3> hi
[10:31] <user_> hai
[10:31] <Light-> bkk: see how fast you can make it go by compiling Linux From Scratch on it
[10:31] <Titan8990> bolt_, what platform is the other computer running?
[10:31] <ikonia> bolt_: you need to contact your network administrators to find out details on the machine you want to connect to, if you don't know it's ip / hostname we can't help
[10:31] <rww> bolt_: Is this over a local network (i.e., both computers are on a LAN), or over the Internet?
[10:32] <Kimi> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsXPUnderQemuHowTo this page doesnt have how to do it with ibex 810
[10:32] <DragonRift> I am stuck
[10:32] <user_> hgthth
[10:32] <linux_viewer> hi
[10:32] <Titan8990> Kimi, I doubt it has changed
[10:32] <bolt_> the other computer is windows xp
[10:32] <bikerman> ????
[10:32] <bkk> nice @ Titan8990, Light-
[10:32] <bolt_> internet
[10:32] <Kimi> Titan8990, where is it for 810 ibex ?>
[10:33] <cdi7_> ?
[10:33] <Titan8990> Kimi, just use the guide you linked to
[10:33] <bolt_> rww: internet
[10:33] <Kimi> Titan8990, no. that wiki page has only for 704 and 710 but i have 810
[10:33] <Titan8990> Kimi, are you not listening?
[10:33] <DragonRift> ok
[10:33] <Titan8990> Kimi, it probably has not changed
[10:33] <elecmusic> anyone know where one can get drivers for a panasonic camcorder that works with linux?
[10:33] <Kimi> Titan8990, ok ! thanks
[10:33] <DragonRift> where it says Default Screen
[10:33] <Titan8990> Kimi, good luck
[10:33] <DragonRift> do I need to have anything there
[10:33] <cdi7_> do you speak french
[10:34] <DragonRift> because after it
[10:34] <Kimi> Titan8990, :-)
[10:34] <DragonRift> it says 0 0
[10:34] <rww> bolt_: then Samba won't work. You need something like scp, ftp, etc.
[10:34] <bolt_> a little
[10:34] <rww> !fr | cdi7_
[10:34] <bikerman> ????
[10:34] <bolt_> rww: right now what?
[10:35] <staar2> hi
[10:35] <bolt_> hi
[10:35] <bolt_> hi
[10:35] <bolt_> rww: right now what?
[10:35] <staar2> is there any easier ways to install the latest eclipse ?
[10:35] <rww> bolt_: You said that the other computer runs Windows, right? Go ask in ##windows for help with setting up an ftp or ssh server on that computer.
[10:35] <rww> bolt_: and stop repeating every few seconds, it's irritating.
[10:35] <staar2> in package manager there's version 3.2
[10:36] <bkk> ubuntu is so good, I literally have no excuse not to do my work now. Previously I could just wait for my system to break in some way and never really have to work much.
[10:36] <Light-> bkk: you dont find it slow and bloated at all?
[10:36] <rww> !pm | bolt_
[10:36] <lyhana8> hi guys, I got a problem compiling a program of mine under x64 : http://pastebin.com/d1824b9b6
[10:37] <bkk> Light-: Im trying my best by installing everything even from dodgy repos.
[10:37] <linny1> Light-:lol certainly not compared to win vista
[10:37] <Light-> bkk: hahahaha, good luck with that :P
[10:38] <Titan8990> linny1, why not use the package manager? Are you sure your architecture is supported by the application?
[10:38] <bkk> Light-: plus all my peripherals worked ootb, I havent had to do anything config wise. Its almost boringly simple.
[10:39] <Kimi> does ubuntu iso have native readwrite support ?
[10:39] <Light-> bkk: yah, thats why I use it on my laptop
[10:39] <ikonia> Kimi: readwrite for what ?
[10:39] <DragonRift> u guys gave up on me eh
[10:39] <Kimi> ikonia the tinyurl link !netboot
[10:39] <Light-> DragonRift, what was your problem again?
[10:39] <linux_viewer> are ubuntu have nds emulator?
[10:39] <Kimi> ikonia i dont know to answer "what" :P
[10:39] <ikonia> Kimi: that makes no sense - does it have read write for a netboot link
[10:40] <ikonia> Kimi: can you phrase your question in clear english please.
[10:40] <Titan8990> Kimi, short answer, no, use a real install
[10:40] <ikonia> Kimi: does ubuntu have read / write access for "what"
[10:40] <linux_viewer> i want to play games on my ubuntu
[10:40] <DragonRift> my nvidia driver is detecting 2 videocards
[10:40] <Kimi> ikonia NO.. read that link.. i mean the tinyurl in !netboot
[10:40] <DragonRift> but X-Server fails to load
[10:40] <Light-> DragonRift, errors?
[10:40] <Kimi> ikonia http://www.instantfundas.com/2007/08/install-any-linux-distro-directly-from.html this
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[10:40] <DragonRift> I have been through this all
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> linux_viewer: you can
[10:40] <Kimi> ikonia the first point here
[10:40] <Light-> DragonRift, sorry
[10:40] <DragonRift> its saying no screen
[10:40] <reiserg> hi
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> linux_viewer: well, depends which games
[10:40] <DragonRift> when I try to start xserver
[10:41] <Light-> DragonRift, have you tried 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg' ?
[10:41] <ikonia> Kimi: ok - so the question a normal person would ask is "does the ubuntu live cd have NTFS read/write support built in"
[10:41] <Kimi> Titan8990, then can you help me to GET "guided resize and use fred space" ???
[10:41] <Kimi> ikonia, fine.
[10:42] <Kimi> ikonia but what is the answer ?
[10:42] <ikonia> Kimi: I explained this to you the other day, the most probable reason you've not got resize option is because all your disk space is allocated
[10:42] <linux_viewer> ActionPArsnip: i have nds and gba
[10:42] <ikonia> Kimi: yes, ubuntu 8.04 and later has ntfs-3g write support by default
[10:42] <killedkillerb> i forgot what a hassle grub was
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> linux_viewer: whats an nds?
[10:42] <Titan8990> killedkillerb, none at all?
[10:42] <Kimi> ikonia so you mean that i must clear disk sspace to get that option ?
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> !grub | killedkillerb
[10:42] <DragonRift> yeah
[10:43] <DragonRift> still says no screen
[10:43] <ikonia> Kimi: no  I mean you must unallocate disk space (assuming I'm correct in the reason)
[10:43] <linux_viewer> ActionParsnip: how to do it? i doesn't have any emulator
[10:43] <Titan8990> Kimi, its best to just start fresh
[10:43] <Kimi> Titan8990, ?
[10:43] <Titan8990> Kimi, start with an unpartitioned disk
[10:44] <Kimi> ikonia,  how to unallocate diskspace ?? i have 80 gb harddisk with 4 drives C D E and F  with 20 each
[10:44] <Titan8990> Kimi, or atleast with unpartitioned space
[10:44] <Titan8990> Kimi, C D E and F mean nothing here in the UNIX world
[10:44] <ikonia> Kimi: then you need to delete one of those partitions to make space unallocated
[10:44] <Kimi> ikonia ok ... using gparted ?
[10:44] <ikonia> Kimi: what ever tool you want
[10:44] <Kimi> ikonia what would you want ? :P :P :P
[10:44] <linux_viewer> nds is nintendo ds
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> linux_viewer: i guess if one isnt out you will have to ait or code one, I'd imagine you would need the system ROMs from YOUR device which will involve you dumping the rom
[10:45] <Kimi> Titan8990, ok
[10:45] <ikonia> Kimi: what I use doesn't matter, it's what you are comfrotable with
[10:45] <Kimi> ok
[10:45] <linux_viewer> ok but i want to search and emulator
[10:45] <gizmo_the_great> If I have a list of filenames, for example, DSC_1234.jpg, DSC_5678.jpg, is there a way I can ask Ubuntu to "Search for all the files in my list, and copy them to ~/temp" ?
[10:45] <Titan8990> ikonia, are we placing bets on this person comming back in regards to lost data or no longer functioning windows os?
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> linux_viewer: www.google.com www.ask.com
[10:46] <skoef> wg 21
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> gizmo_the_great: find . -name *.jpg -exec cp {} ~/temp \;
[10:46] <slim|thug> hey guys
[10:46] <linux_viewer> ActionParsnip: okay
[10:46] <DragonRift> gah
[10:46] <DragonRift> this is annoying me
[10:46] <ikonia> Titan8990: I'm not taking any bets - it's a sure thing
[10:46] <Kimi> bye
[10:47] <DragonRift> says
[10:47] <gizmo_the_great> ActionParsnip: but that will copy all the JPEGs, I think. I have a list of specific files from a list of thousands of JPEGs
[10:47] <Titan8990> Kimi, good luck
[10:47] <DragonRift> No Screens Found
[10:47] <DragonRift> Giving Up
[10:47] <Bert_2> linux_viewer: there are NDS emulators in some repos I believe
[10:47] <jamie_> Hello can grub replace iwndows boot mager
[10:47] <Bert_2> linux_viewer: DesMuse is one called I believe
[10:47] <Douglas_E> a pentium III is an i386 right?
[10:47] <computer> ana_girl
[10:48] <Titan8990> jamie_, kind of... it replaces in the MBR but still chainloads the bootloader located on the windows partition
[10:48] <linux_viewer> Bert_2, i had problem to compile its files
[10:48] <erUSUL> jamie_: yes; grub can boot windows
[10:48] <Kimi> one more Q : does 32 bit softwares of ubuntu will run on 64 bit ubuntu too ??? i am having a 64 bit core2duo but still have 32bit ubuntu...... hence i have a doubt in thus
[10:48] <jamie_> What about if windows bootloader completly scrambled
[10:48] <jamie_> can it go staright to winload?
[10:49] <Titan8990> jamie_, ask #windows
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> gizmo_the_great: so you want a specified subset of the files copied out, like a list of the ones you want copying in a text file. The command I gave will copy ALL jpg files in the subfolders of the pwd
[10:49] <Light-> Kimi: yes, ubuntu is multilib
[10:49] <slim|thug> how can i know my GPU temp ?
[10:49] <Titan8990> jamie_, I have no concept of a scambled bootloader, must me a winblows thing
[10:49] <Kimi> Light-, ok.. so i can install 64bit ubntu
[10:49] <erUSUL> !sensors | slim|thug
[10:49] <slim|thug> i have an nvidia 9500 GT
[10:49] <Kimi> Light-, i started downloading 64bit ubun
[10:49] <jamie_> Noy scrabled just stuffed
[10:49] <Titan8990> slim|thug, nvidia or ati control pannel if you have installed the proprietary drivers
[10:49] <Kimi> Light-, thanks
[10:50] <Kimi> bye
[10:50] <Titan8990> erUSUL, i don't think those sensors apply to gpu
[10:50] <gizmo_the_great> ActionParsnip: Yes - I have about 35 jpg files, named specifically (DSC_123.jpg, DSC_345.jpg etc) that I need to copy out.
[10:51] <staar2> is there any easier ways to install the latest eclipse ?
[10:51] <erUSUL> Titan8990: oops
[10:52] <DragonRift> anyone here have expereince with SLI in linux?
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> gizmo_the_great: its gonna take a script, i dont think a single line will do it
[10:53] <gizmo_the_great> ActionParsnip: yeah - I working on one now. Something like       for file in `cat list.txt` do; cp $file ~/temp; done
[10:54] <baka> got a stumper re: grub on my system...i installed 9rc on an extended partition of my c: drive, and had difficulties with grub (it wasn't starting at all), so i reinstalled it with the appropriate device (dev/sde5) partition for ubuntu. now ubuntu starts, but windows won't start after adding it to /boot/grub/menu.lst
[10:54] <MaT-dg> how do I refresh wireless networks in networkmanager?
[10:54] <baka> i could fix it with an XP disc by running fixmbr, but the whole point of this was to have a dualbooter with grub
[10:54] <Titan8990> baka, you can only have a bootloader installed on one partition
[10:54] <Titan8990> baka, so you need to reinstall the windows bootloader then install grub properly
[10:54] <Titan8990> baka, to the MBR, not a partition
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> gizmo_the_great: i think its gonna be do; find . -name $file -exec cp {} ~/temp \;; done
[10:55] <Titan8990> ActionParsnip, curious, why the need for an escape char before the ;?
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> gizmo_the_great: i'd ask in #bash
[10:55] <baka> hm, so what i would need to do in this case is have windows stomp the grub with fixmbr, then reinstall it?
[10:56] <buzul> dependency isnt satisfisable linux- generic-image what thats means??? any idea??
[10:56] <u4602037> shabi
[10:56] <Welshy-Rob> hi dose anyone know where i can get a desktop camera to like record my desktop??
[10:56] <Titan8990> baka, FIXBOOT maybe? not a windows guy
[10:56] <u4602037> is any one SHABI?
[10:56] <Titan8990> baka, if you do fdisk -l you will see a * next to one partition, only one can be marked as active
[10:56] <baka> fixmbr would do it. but after that, i run a recovery from the install cd, correct?
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> buzul: the package you named has unmet dependancies
[10:57] <jamie_> bootrec /fixmbr
[10:57] <jamie_> then
[10:57] <jamie_> bootrec /fixboot
[10:57] <i_run_ubuntu> hello
[10:57] <buzul> so what i should  do??
[10:57] <baka> that sounds like a vista command, this is xp
[10:57] <Titan8990> baka, I would manually install grub then
[10:57] <Titan8990> !grub | baka
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> baka: if its xp it fixboot then fixmbr
[10:57] <i_run_ubuntu> what is the equivalent command for "dir /s" on win32 terminal for linux terminal?
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> baka: ask in ##windows. Its offtopic here
[10:58] <Titan8990> i_run_ubuntu, what does /s do?
[10:58] <bkk> what does dir /s do?
[10:58] <baka> it's not windows i need help with
[10:58] <baka> just getting grub to boot it.
[10:58] <baka> afk a few
[10:58] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> baka: installing a windows bootloader is not an ubuntu probblem
[10:58] <silv3r_m00n> this konqueror can't access a windows ftp server
[10:58] <silv3r_m00n> how do I do that
[10:59] <DragonRift> back to avesa driver y the looks of things
[10:59] <box> hey is there a reason my /usr/include/GL is drwx------?
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> i_run_ubuntu: find ./ -name <something>
[10:59] <i_run_ubuntu> dir /s : Displays files in specified directory and all subdirectories.
[10:59] <Titan8990> i_run_ubuntu, ls -R DIRHERE
[10:59] <erUSUL> i_run_ubuntu: ls -R
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> i_run_ubuntu: then find is your friend
[11:00] <crdlb> box: nope, that's not normal
[11:00] <buzul> does this problen about the kernel version ?????????
[11:00] <silv3r_m00n> ActionParsnip: hi
[11:00] <box> =C
[11:00] <Titan8990> i_run_ubuntu, but yeah.... the find command is probably going to suite your usage better than manually looking through all that
[11:00] <MrKlown> heh that was a scary dream
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> buzul: you need to fix your packages to get the dependancies sorted. try: sudo apt-get -f install
[11:00] <i_run_ubuntu> ow yeah, find worx well, thanks
[11:00] <buzul> will try
[11:01] <MrKlown> i finally figured out how to fix yoville for my sister thank goodness
[11:01] <casassin> i am having an issue with my htc diamond and ubuntu 8.10 wonder if anybody can help me. I'm trying to flash the rom with a piece of software called htcflasher, but when i put the phone in bootloader mode instead of creating the /dev/ttyUSB0 interface i get the error  ipaq: probe of 5-2:1.0 failed with error -5, any ideas?
[11:01] <MrKlown> i must admit, for myself too... apparently version 10 of flash has bugs for ubuntu
[11:01] <box> crdlb: then i suppose changing it back would be the correct course of action... Do I run the chance of other debs installing stuff with the wrong permissions if mesa-common-dev was?
[11:01] <nadan> silv3r_m00n, install a ftp progam ie filezilla
[11:02] <silv3r_m00n> nadan: anything else
[11:02] <silv3r_m00n> why doesn't konqueror access windows ftp server ... or any other utility which can do it
[11:02] <silv3r_m00n> I mean which looks like a file explorer
[11:02] <Titan8990> silv3r_m00n, because it uses proprietary NTLM authentication
[11:02] <crdlb> box: are the files inside that directory broken too, or is it just the directory?
[11:03] <buzul> well its a dep pages...how can i install it on terminal ??????
[11:03] <silv3r_m00n> Titan8990: firefox can access it though
[11:03] <box> crdlb: just the dir
[11:03] <Titan8990> silv3r_m00n, firefox has NTLM support
[11:03] <crdlb> box: I guess just correct it to 755 then
[11:03] <silv3r_m00n> Titan8990: anything on linux that has it
[11:04] <silv3r_m00n> neither does dolphin accesses it
[11:04] <box> crdlb: OH actually, get this: GL/gl.h was 0 bytes, and i reinstalled the package and it was fixed. but the dir already didn't have read perms.
[11:04] <Titan8990> silv3r_m00n, its hit or miss, I would say filezilla
[11:04] <iamcalledrob> I can't get audio to work with my 17" MacBook Pro. Does anyone have any suggestions?
[11:04] <silv3r_m00n> fine let me install that
[11:05] <box> crdlb: i don't know what i did, i don't remember ever and don't know why i would ever mess with the GL dir. i did recently upgrade to the 9.04 beta.
[11:05] <box> anyway, i'll just hope i don't run into any more problems.
[11:05] <Titan8990> silv3r_m00n, filezilla is one of the better ftp clients out there anyways
[11:05] <box> thx
[11:05] <crdlb> box: #ubuntu+1 please, but that's quite weird ...
[11:06] <knobcottage> anyone anyideas how to get me a newbie to mount discs from a SLUG
[11:06] <silv3r_m00n> Titan8990: this gftp looks working
[11:06] <box> k, thx
[11:07] <Titan8990> silv3r_m00n, I have been considering writting my own soon
[11:07] <bkk> knobcottage: no, but fantastic nick.
[11:07] <knobcottage> bkk:thanks
[11:07] <silv3r_m00n> Titan8990: that wud be good... by the way you sure konqueror won't access windows ftp servers because of ntlm authentation
[11:08] <Titan8990> silv3r_m00n, not positive, no
[11:09] <Titan8990> silv3r_m00n, its a sound, logical guess
[11:09] <silv3r_m00n> Titan8990: even better
[11:09] <iamcalledrob> does anyone know how to get sound working on a MacBook Pro 3,1? apparently it should work out of the box, but it doesn't
[11:09] <slim|thug> i have a issue i cant uninstall counter strike source with a wine install
[11:10] <slim|thug> please need help
[11:10] <knobcottage> iamcalledrob:  No, but when sound did not work out of the box for me as it should have done
[11:10] <Titan8990> slim|thug, just delete the files
[11:10] <iamcalledrob> knobcottage: hmm =/
[11:11] <knobcottage> I double cllicked the sound icon and changed the device from teh drop down list....but that was on a generic laptop pc...any help?
[11:11] <bkk> knobcottage: make sure both devices have all mixers up
[11:12] <bkk> and close any sound related progs, do killall esd in terminal then reopen
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> !sound
[11:13] <iceroot> slim|thug: you have to uninstall it with steam, not wine
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> !winrerepo
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> slim|thug: make sure you have the wine version from the wine repo installed
[11:15] <iceroot> is there a way to use more then 100% sound-volume with alsa? my sound is not loud enough (for me)
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> iceroot: crank all the sliders up
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> iceroot: or buy a preamp ;)
[11:19] <iceroot> ActionParsnip: all up and i dont want to use a preamp on my eeepc
[11:20] <knobcottage> iceroot: stick your eeepc on a box to amp the sound...pick a good box :-D
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> iceroot: i'm pretty sure the speaker in an eepc will be fairly poor
[11:21] <knobcottage> my eeepc is pretty good on a hard surface
[11:21] <iceroot> ActionParsnip: on windows its much loader then on ubuntu
[11:21] <knobcottage> sound is fine on my eeepc on easypeasy
[11:21] <iceroot> ActionParsnip: so i think its a software-problem
[11:22] <datta> how do i compile virtualbox
[11:22] <knobcottage> ....as type of ubuntu that can't be called ubuntu
[11:22] <iceroot> datta: why compile?
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> !virtualbox
[11:22] <datta> because it said your kernal could not be functioned by this
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> iceroot: try a different driver or different driver settings
[11:22] <iceroot> datta: there is the ose-edition in repos and the full-version on the website as deb
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> datta: sudo apt-get --reinstall install virtualbox-ose
[11:23] <datta> iceroot i dowloaded that and installed it but it said that you need make something with the kernal
[11:23] <datta> it said that your kernal is not functionable by that
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> datta: then sudo adduser $USER vboxusers
[11:24] <datta> what do u mean by this do i copy the whole line?
[11:25] <datta> or just sudo adduser?
[11:25] <remoteCTRL1> anyone using munin?
[11:25] <iceroot> remoteCTRL1: maybe someone here is using it
[11:25] <Titan8990> datta, use the package manager
[11:26] <datta> i did use the package manager but it told me somethings wroing with my kernal
[11:26] <remoteCTRL1> iceroot: hehe can you help me with empty graphs?
[11:26] <Titan8990> datta, sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose
[11:26] <Titan8990> datta, pastebin the errors
[11:26] <datta> alright, got it
[11:27] <datta> can anyone tell me how i can install sopcast in ubuntu
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> !info sopcast
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> datta: theres this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=154454
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> datta: i dont advise using alien and the guide says it may not work
[11:28] <i_run_ubuntu> how do i set automatically every after reboot : chmod a+rw /dev/lp0
[11:28] <Titan8990> ActionParsnip, that article starts with do not try this no longer works
[11:29] <ikonia> i_run_ubuntu: you need to update the udev rules in /etc/udev/rules.d
[11:29] <remoteCTRL1> !munin
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> Titan8990: datta : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=258049
[11:29] <i_run_ubuntu> it is set through text editor?
[11:30] <MrKlown> please don't make fun of me because i am new but
[11:30] <quibbler> datta: look here: http://code.google.com/p/sopcast-player/downloads/list
[11:30] <MrKlown> if i were need to go to something to enter a sudo command it would be the terminal yes?
[11:31] <Titan8990> MrKlown, yes
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: yes, and use gksudo for graphical apps like gedit
[11:31] <MrKlown> well i am trying to install flash player 9
[11:31] <MrKlown> and it tells me i need to navigate the terminal to /home/bobby/Documents/9r124/install_flash_player_9_linux
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: if you read sudo gedit in ANY guide, change sudo to gksudo
[11:31] <MrKlown> how do i do that lol
[11:31] <i_run_ubuntu> ow god, which one
[11:31] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  When upgrading a package, where's the new config file stored?
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: type: cd /home/bobby/Documents/9r124/install_flash_player_9_linux
[11:31] <Titan8990> MrKlown, you are going about it wrong
[11:31] <MrKlown> titan how am i?
[11:31] <Titan8990> !flash | MrKlown
[11:32] <MrKlown> ty action
[11:32] <MrKlown> no i don't want the latest version titan
[11:32] <MrKlown> i am doing this on purpose, downgrading
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: you can install it easier with: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[11:32] <Titan8990> MrKlown, you should be using the package manager
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: oic
[11:32] <MrKlown> no i shouldn't because i don't want the version 10
[11:32] <MrKlown> version 10 is buggy
[11:32] <mrwes> it is?
[11:32] <MrKlown> yes apps like yoville won't work under flash 10 for linux
[11:32] <UbuntuUser> hi all
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> works fine here but then again !worksforme
[11:33] <mrwes> heh ActionParsnip
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> !hi | UbuntuUser
[11:33] <UbuntuUser> i`ve got router linksys wrt54gs 1.1 with tomato onboard and my wlan key is Linksys Adapter USB WiFi WUSB54GC. I have problem with elistablishing internet connection in ubuntu. when router is located nearby wlan key (about 2 meters) the transmit power is equal 56%. But when i put router in the place where it should stand (room after room) the transmit power is dawn to zero. I thing that`s router fault but I`ve checekd transmit power in same
[11:33] <UbuntuUser>  time by smartphon (nokia e51 with wlan). In this case i was beyond three walls and the range was fine. What can be the problem? what i should do now?
[11:33] <chris__> #fr
[11:33] <MrKlown> huge problem for people that use yoville right now with ubuntu, yoville is kinda like the sims, flash version lol
[11:33] <jonaskoelker> hi all
[11:33] <MrKlown> so i am gonna fix it by downgrading, anyhow brb
[11:33] <chris__> fr
[11:33] <ndlovu> trying to figure out how to chmod directories only to 755 without touching the files. Would this work? :   find . -type d -exec chmod 755 \{\} \;
[11:33] <datta> i have installed gsopcasted but it is not playing from the internent browser
[11:34] <jonaskoelker> chris__: "/join #ubuntu-fr"?
[11:34] <datta> how do i make it play that
[11:34] <jonaskoelker> I have a question about dpkg
[11:34] <cousteau> is there a way to save the wifi config?
[11:34] <seshonaar> hello people... does anyone knows how to make an ati card stop flickering? hehe :P
[11:35] <ernie_eu> hi there, I try to switch to ubuntu, but have one annoying problem: all application windows, when minimised and I click on the bottom toolbar with window list to maximise, each window needs several seconds to maximise. I don't know how to call this lag,..delay.. but it  is problematic when when you often switch windows, and it takes some time to maximise it. Id this normal in Ubuntu ? Specs:...
[11:35] <ernie_eu> ...Inte Core 2 Duo, 2MB ram
[11:35] <cousteau> don't know why, but the LiveCD detects the wifi net but the installed version doesn't
[11:35] <UbuntuUser> cousteau: yes
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> ernie_eu: have you fully updated and instaled video drivers?
[11:35] <Titan8990> ernie_eu, are you running compiz?
[11:36] <cousteau> UbuntuUser: how?
[11:36] <datta> please help me with sopcast
[11:36] <jonaskoelker> ernie_eu: that's not normal, no.  As others have pointed out, the problem is likely to be video drivers, or your window manager.
[11:36] <w-heat> anyone have any idea why scp autocomplete is changing spaces to "\\\ " instead of "\ " (quotes for explanation, not included in completion)?
[11:36] <freddie27> has anyone used google adwords editor on ubuntu 8.10  ?
[11:36] <ernie_eu> I have Radeon, and already used open source and restricted drivers, and no change
[11:36] <UbuntuUser> cousteau: wait a moment. do you try to anserw my question or you ask something?
[11:37] <ernie_eu> turned desktop effects off (compiz) and no better
[11:37] <Titan8990> w-heat, \ is an escape character so "\\\ " = "\ "
[11:37] <MrKlown> kick a#$
[11:37] <MrKlown> i finally got it working
 is there a way to save the wifi config? <UbuntuUser> cousteau: yes <cousteau> UbuntuUser: how?
[11:37] <mrwes> MrKlown, wh00p
[11:38] <MrKlown> that was fun entering in codes
[11:38] <w-heat> Titan8990: yes, but then it won't complete further if I enter some more and re-tab (so to speak)
[11:38] <MrKlown> made me feel smart
[11:38] <mrwes> heh
[11:38] <TychoQuad> okay, i edited /etc/hostname to change my computer name, but now i can't sudo... how can i fix this?
[11:38] <Titan8990> w-heat, don't use spaces in your filenames
[11:38] <ernie_eu> so, shall I buy nvidia ? :)
[11:38] <Titan8990> TychoQuad, update /etc/hosts with your changes
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> TychoQuad: you will need to edit the name in /etc/hosts too
[11:38] <UbuntuUser> cousteau: i give question earlier
[11:39] <w-heat> Titan8990: <sarcasm>thanks, why didn't I think of that</sarcasm> ;)
[11:39] <TychoQuad> I can't update /etc/hosts without sudo
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> TychoQuad: course you can, gksudo gedit /etc/hosts
[11:39] <Titan8990> w-heat, really... its not proper
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> TychoQuad: then boot to recovery root console and do it there
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> TychoQuad: you should use the app to do it for you, or you get this mess
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> !hostname | TychoQuad
[11:40] <ernie_eu> jonaskoelker: but I use drivers via ubuntu's restricted drivers manager, so what ca be wrong
[11:40] <w-heat> Titan8990: I don't have an option; it's on a remote system, hence my use of scp
[11:40] <bkk> w-heat: linux doesnt like spaces
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> TychoQuad: you will be using nano in the root console
[11:40] <Titan8990> w-heat, if you are pulling from a remote location, you shouldn't be able to tab-complete its directories anyways
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> TychoQuad: or vi ( i recommend nano )
[11:40] <TychoQuad> there is no system > administration > networking
[11:41] <ernie_eu> jonaskoelker: and I can't do anything with window manager, too, right?
[11:41] <jonaskoelker> ernie_eu: I don't understand the last question
[11:41] <Titan8990> TychoQuad, they moved it to system -> preferences
[11:41] <mrwes> same here...nada
[11:41] <w-heat> Titan8990: errr, yes you should - that's the point of scp completion - if you have passwordless/key-based login
[11:41] <jonaskoelker> ernie_eu: if you're using an (old?) intel video card, the card may just be slow
[11:41] <TychoQuad> okay, how do i get to the root console to fix this?
[11:41] <jonaskoelker> ernie_eu: (that seems to be the case on my desktop box)
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> TychoQuad: reboot, press esc to see grub menu, select recovery mode, ten the next menu select root console
[11:42] <ernie_eu> jonaskoelker: Radeon 3450 which is not old
[11:42] <Titan8990> ernie_eu, if you run compiz + ati it becomes very CPU intensive
[11:43] <Titan8990> ernie_eu, linux ati drivers are flaky at best
[11:43] <ernie_eu> jonaskoelker: you said: problem with window manager.. so my question was, what window manager has to do with this and can I fix it ?
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> Titan8990: so is compiz ;)
[11:43] <ernie_eu> Titan8990: well, I heard that nvidia has better drivers.
[11:44] <Titan8990> ernie_eu, they do
[11:44] <cousteau> my laptop detects some WiFi nets when I'm on the LiveCD, and other WiFi's when I'm on the installed version... why?
[11:44] <Titan8990> ActionParsnip, agreed
[11:44] <jonaskoelker> ernie_eu: try metacity --replace or compiz --replace, or install openbox (sudo apt-get install openbox) and run openbox --replace
[11:44] <j_random> Hi, #ubuntu!
[11:44] <ernie_eu> Titan8990: but when I runned compiz, it was to the contrarym CPU load was much LOWER
[11:44] <Titan8990> cousteau, what does lshw -C show?
[11:44] <jonaskoelker> see if that makes a difference
[11:44] <Adam25> GWild: hey
[11:44] <cousteau> Titan8990: on the LiveCD?
[11:45] <Titan8990> cousteau, no, on your install
[11:45] <Titan8990> cousteau, pastebin it
[11:45] <ernie_eu> jonaskoelker: ok, I can try
[11:45] <Titan8990> cousteau, sorry should be:  lshw -C network
[11:45] <X_> i have one problem and it is descripted in this video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yU7nCGdfi4A&feature=channel_page
[11:46] <Titan8990> X_, a video... thats a new one
[11:47] <ernie_eu> is it possible to use compiz with open source driver (default one afer fresh ubuntu install)?
[11:47] <Titan8990> ernie_eu, no but you can use the mesa drivers
[11:47] <Titan8990> ernie_eu, which are open source (but even more flaky)
[11:47] <Titan8990> !mesa | ernie_eu
[11:47] <Titan8990> !radeonhd
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> !radeon
[11:48] <X_> I use ati x1300
[11:48] <ernie_eu> Titan8990: wow, I think mesa is last resolt
[11:48] <Morclye> I couldn't get Compiz to work properly with HD3850 using restricted driver that shows up in menu after fresh install
[11:48] <Titan8990> ActionParsnip, that guide appears to only cover the proprietary drivers
[11:49] <Titan8990> ernie_eu, mesa is the future :)
[11:49] <cemc> !compiz
[11:49] <ernie_eu> Titan8990: I think AMD is not doing good job with drivers for linux
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> Titan8990: thats ll i know, i avoid ati like paris hilton
[11:49] <ernie_eu> and that makes me mad
[11:49] <cemc> what do I have to install to configure compiz in more detail?
[11:49] <Titan8990> ernie_eu, they are doing MUCH better than ati did as a standalone company
[11:49] <cemc> there was some package for it, some gnome-compiz-config, or compiz-config-something...
[11:50] <Titan8990> ActionParsnip, I do too but didn't have a choice with my 2nd hand laptop
[11:50] <linny1> compiz-config-settings-manager
[11:50] <linny1> oupps
[11:50] <nadan> cemc, compizconfig-settings-manager
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> cemc: make sure you have 3d accelleration (video drivers) installed then install compizconfig-settings-manager
[11:50] <reiserg> guys, are there any open source CAD for ubuntu?
[11:50] <Titan8990> that was major bot lag
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> Titan8990: ah, tru enough
[11:50] <Titan8990> reiserg, not if your a CAD professional
[11:51] <q0s> hey guys
[11:51] <Titan8990> reiserg, there ARE but you won't find anything that compares to autoCAD from what I hear
[11:51] <q0s> how can i easily backup an partiton?
[11:51] <ernie_eu> Titan8990: well on my old computer I had nvidia (integrated!!) 6100, and it worked even with Beryl, much, much better
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> !info blender
[11:51] <reiserg> titan8990, what are they?
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> reiserg: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=141735
[11:52] <Titan8990> reiserg, http://www.tech-edv.co.at/lunix/CADlinks.html
[11:52] <g33k_gir1> is there a firefox-for-ubuntu channel?
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> g33k_gir1: here will do (hi btw)
[11:53] <Titan8990> g33k_gir1, #firefox or here, take your pick
[11:53] <reiserg> tnx
[11:53] <g33k_gir1> suddenly, javascript does not seem to be working for me. I have it enabled in Prefs, and I've even temporarily disabled NoScript with no luck
[11:53] <nextma> #openobject
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> g33k_gir1: does it happen if you create a new firefox profile?
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> g33k_gir1: firefox -p
[11:54] <ernie_eu> even Arch Linux not so long ago, dropped support for catalyst drivers...
[11:54] <mncat> Hi there
[11:54] <mncat> Is it possible to have regular updates with Ubuntu RC 9.04 ?
[11:54] <MrKlown> question for you all again lol
[11:54] <mncat> I mean, can i use it like its final ?
[11:54] <MrKlown> frets on fire says i need ogg vorbis encoder, how does one go about getting this? i searched on google
[11:54] <Titan8990> ernie_eu, you mean wannabe-gentoo Linux?
[11:54] <dessnr> Ubuntu has issues with Chatango in Firefox even when Java is enabled.  The smileys turn up as dots.  Flash is installed, Java is installed etc...  Strange.
[11:55] <dayo> anybody installed xmonad on 8.04? what's it like?
[11:55] <EagleScreen> mncat: yes you can
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> mncat: your updates will happen as they do in intrepid
[11:55] <fipo> come si fa ha collegarsi ad una chat italiana?
[11:55] <mncat> Oh great
[11:55] <Titan8990> !it | fipo
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: i use FoF, let me see what ive got for ogg
[11:55] <g33k_gir1> ActionParsnip: yes, it still doesn;t work
[11:55] <MrKlown> ok action :)
[11:55] <mncat> So i don't need to re install 9.04 once the final released right ?
[11:55] <waseem57> How do I specify a user and password in my ~/.ssh/config file in ProxyCommand option. Suppose I have 192.168.0.2:8080 and user is 'user' with password 'password'
[11:55] <ernie_eu> Titan8990: :) well, it is great distro though
[11:55] <MrKlown> to import songs i need ogg vorbis encoder
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: http://pastebin.com/f2d4040c7
[11:56] <fipo> thank you
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: thats the output of : dpkg -l | grep ogg
[11:56] <MrKlown> ok what does this tell me action lol
[11:56] <Titan8990> waseem57, you need to use public key authentication if you want passwordless log in
[11:56] <cemc> nadan, ActionParsnip: thanks
[11:56] <MrKlown> and this means? omg i am such a noob
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: if you are missing any of those packages, install them
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: i run jaunty so your version numbers may be different
[11:56] <waseem57> Titan8990: I do not want a password less login
[11:57] <MrKlown> well i don't even know what i am doing so yeah lol
[11:57] <MrKlown> can't i just get it up there on applications add/remove?
[11:57] <Titan8990> waseem57, whats the goal?
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: run the same command as I did and compare
[11:57] <MrKlown> oh ok
[11:57] <MrKlown> :)
[11:57] <waseem57> Titan8990: I just want to poke the host:port and user, password for that host.
[11:57] <dessnr> Ubuntu has issues with Chatango in Firefox even when Java is enabled.  The smileys turn up as dots.  Flash is installed, Java is installed etc...  Strange.  Any solutions?
[11:58] <Titan8990> waseem57, poke?
[11:58] <MrKlown> i typed in libogg0 and nothing happened action
[11:58] <waseem57> Titan8990: I tried user:password@host:port %h %p but it does not work.
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: if you need that then run: sudo apt-get install libogg0
[11:58] <MrKlown> oh ok thanks
[11:59] <ramahy> hi mother fucker
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: the pastebi n i gave are NOT commands, they are the ogg packages I have installed, you need to run the same command I did and COMPARE it to mine, if you are missing any from MY list, install them
[11:59] <Titan8990> waseem57, I still have no clue what you are trying to do
[11:59] <ramahy> sorry
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> !ohmy | ramahy
[11:59] <ramahy> fuck  your mother
[11:59] <ramahy> fuck
[11:59] <ramahy> fuck
[12:00] <FloodBot3> ramahy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:00] <g33k_gir1> lol @ FloodBot
[12:00] <killedkillerb> how do i get the proprietary nvidia drivers?
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> ramahy: thats a really good way to get banned. keep going, you look really smart
[12:00] <erUSUL> !nvidia | killedkillerb
[12:00] <dessnr> He's banned
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> good
[12:00] <dessnr> Agreed
[12:01] <MrKlown> ii did allthe sudos for all of them, still tells me i need ogg vorbis encoder
[12:01] <killedkillerb> oh yeha
[12:01] <killedkillerb> system|administration
[12:02] <MrKlown> you see what i said action?
[12:02] <cousteau> Titan8990: lshw gave http://paste.ubuntu.com/152716/
[12:02] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: run fretsonfire in terminal and when it crashes out, pastebin te output
[12:02] <MrKlown> okie dokie
[12:03] <MrKlown> 'run fretsonfire' is not an option
[12:03] <MrKlown> lol
[12:03] <MrKlown> action talk to me like i am a 3 year old
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: in the terminal type:
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: fretsonfire
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: then press enter
[12:03] <MrKlown> oh haha
[12:03] <knobcottage> MrKlown: GooGooGaGa
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: like when someone says run gedit you dont type 'run gedit' do you?
[12:04] <cwillu> knobcottage, 3 years old, not 3 months old
[12:04] <MrKlown> it doesn't crash action
[12:04] <waseem57> Titan8990: http://pastie.org/449663 check this
[12:04] <MrKlown> when i go to 'add guitar hero songs' is when it tells me i need ogg vorbis, that's all it does is tell me that
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: then what is it doing / not doing
[12:04] <knobcottage> cwillu: DOn't touch do it?
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: can you write down the EXACT error
[12:04] <cwillu> MrKlown, when you chat here, type "action<tab>" to include their full name, that'll make sure they see the message
[12:05] <MrKlown> yes hold on ActionParsnip
[12:05] <MrKlown> lol
[12:05] <cwillu> not to confuse things :p
[12:05] <Titan8990> waseem57, no idea
[12:05] <waseem57> Titan8990: ha ha no sweat
[12:06] <MrKlown> Ogg Vorbis Encoder not found (oggenc) please install and try again. this happens when i go under import songs, import guitar hero tm songs, ActionParsnip
[12:06] <cwillu> waseem57, what are you trying to do in broad terms?
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: ok and if we both websearch taht we should reach a goal
[12:07] <waseem57> i want to bypass the firewall of my college using corkscrew
[12:07] <C0nn0R> I was wondering with why Linux in mainstream is called "Linux" and yet it is only the kernel and GNU System runs on top the kernel.
[12:07] <C0nn0R> Not trying get into flamming or anything.
[12:07] <cwillu> waseem57, you have a server you can ssh to?
[12:07] <bkk> because its not an important distinction for users.
[12:07] <C0nn0R> Ah, thanks :)
[12:08] <C0nn0R> Do anythhing of you who use rtorrent and tried deluge torrent client notice a speed difference sometimes ?
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: sudo apt-get install vorbis-tools
[12:08] <cwillu> C0nn0R, we're not really running much gnu stuff.  I mean, gnome/kde/xorg/hal/dbus/etc constitutes more of the desktop
[12:08] <MrKlown> ahh bless you ActionParsnipi was just looking that up to be fair
[12:08] <C0nn0R> True cwillu
[12:08] <MrKlown> :P
[12:09] <cwillu> C0nn0R, but we don't go around calling it gnu/xorg/freedesktop/gnome/ubuntu linux
[12:09] <C0nn0R> Running rtorrent and controling it via ssh is pretty cool :p
[12:09] <C0nn0R> Yeah
[12:09] <waseem57> cwillu: To ssh to that server i am using corkscrew. It needs a HTTP proxy host. But to use that host i need to give it a user name and a password.
[12:09] <C0nn0R> Just quicker way pronoucing or generalizing the name.
[12:09] <cwillu> waseem57, oh, they block ssh directly?
[12:09] <edoreld> Doesn't someone know how to make a shell script with an infinite loop run in the system boot without it stopping the system boot!?
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: error messages in linux are very useful, ulike mS ones
[12:09] <waseem57> cwillu: yes they do.
[12:09] <C0nn0R> Much quicker to say "Linux" then "GNU/Linux, etc"
[12:09] <MrKlown> works now ActionParsnip woohoo
[12:10] <Titan8990> edoreld, infinite loops are generally bad
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: websearch exact error messages when you get them and you should be ok
[12:10] <MrKlown> lol ActionParsnip well please don't think of me as a pain please i am just a complete noob
[12:10] <cwillu> waseem57, "man corkscrew" will probably tell you the options you need
[12:10] <C0nn0R> Anyone here tried tiling wm ?
[12:10] <Titan8990> edoreld, in general, it will cap your CPU usage until the process is dead
[12:10] <C0nn0R> I was wondering how well they will run on my eee pc.
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: the only unhelpful one is "seg fault"
[12:10] <edoreld> Titan8990: but i need a command being executed every X minutes
[12:10] <cwillu> waseem57, myself, I'd just use an openvpn vpn over http, but that's because I already have that handy
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> MrKlown: everyone is a noob at some point, you will learn
[12:10] <edoreld> Titan8990: how do i do that without affecting the cpu -.-?
[12:10] <Titan8990> edoreld, use cron, don't program an infinite loop
[12:10] <Titan8990> edoreld, ever
[12:11] <Titan8990> edoreld, but ideally, you would add hooks in the code you are running your script against
[12:11] <edoreld> Titan8990: cron? hooks? -.-
[12:11] <cwillu> Titan8990, strictly speaking, a loop is perfectly valid for polling, etc.  One just wants to make sure that something in the loop is a blocking call so that things don't get out of hand
[12:11] <cwillu> edoreld, back up, what are you wanting to do in broad terms?
[12:11] <zetheroo> I am trying to install Ubuntu from a USB flash disk onto a Lenovo S10 netbook .... it boots up fine and I select Install Ubuntu and it loads the kernel etc ... I see the Ubuntu logo with the progress bar and then it goes to Busybox terminal ... please help
[12:12] <Titan8990> !cron | edoreld
[12:12] <edoreld> cwillu: I'm tring to execute a plugin called nsca_check that communicates with a server and passes info to it
[12:12] <cwillu> edoreld, for what purpose?
[12:12] <cwillu> edoreld, give the high-level picture
[12:12] <edoreld> cwillu: the information is used by a monitoring program to check the status of a service (http, ftp, etc)
[12:13] <knobcottage> waaseem57: depending on how your firewall is set up the kids at our school went to google and got google to translate the page from English to english and that somehow bypassed the firewall and got their daily fix of whatever
[12:13] <cwillu> edoreld, look into nagios or a similar package, sounds like that's the sort of monitoring you're trying to do
[12:13] <edoreld> cwillu: yes i have nagios installed
[12:13] <cwillu> at the very least, look into how they hook into the system
[12:13] <newb_to_ubuntu> how do i run a tar.bz2 file?
[12:13] <edoreld> cwillu: and im using it
[12:13] <edoreld> cwillu: the problem is I need to do some checks from the client machine every X minutes
[12:13] <C0nn0R> tar -xvf <file> newb_to_ubuntu
[12:14] <edoreld> cwillu: so i need kind of a daemon or something similar
[12:14] <cwillu> edoreld, I believe nagios has provisions to do exactly that, but the simplest approach would be to use cron like Titan8990 said
[12:14] <waseem57> cwillu: It really helped. ProxyCommand corkscrew host port %h %p auth-file did it for me. auth-file has only one line with username:password :D Thanks.
[12:14] <cwillu> you can make a cron job to run something periodically
[12:14] <edoreld> cwillu: can i make cron start my script at system startup?
[12:14] <cwillu> edoreld, read up on cron
[12:15] <edoreld> cwillu: ^_^
[12:15] <cwillu> seriously
[12:15] <edoreld> cwillu: im on it ^_^ thanks Titan8990 and cwillu  ^_^
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> newb_to_ubuntu: tar jxvf <file>
[12:15] <Titan8990> edoreld, good luck
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> newb_to_ubuntu: if its for an app, have you checked to see if its on the repositories
[12:15] <koshari> edoreld you can use gnome schedule for a gui version of cron
[12:16] <cwillu> ActionParsnip, the j is only needed if you're piping.  If the file is called foo.tar.gz, the j is implied
[12:16] <zetheroo> ﻿I am trying to install Ubuntu from a USB flash disk onto a Lenovo S10 netbook .... it boots up fine and I select Install Ubuntu and it loads the kernel etc ... I see the Ubuntu logo with the progress bar and then it goes to Busybox terminal ... please help
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> cwillu: habit
[12:16] <knobcottage> can anyone help me to access USB discs attached to a network SLUG.  Windows lets me map a network drive.  Ubuntu give no clues
[12:16] <cwillu> ActionParsnip, my habit is tar -xf :p
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> knobcottage: slug?
[12:17] <cwillu> knobcottage, smb://hostname/share
[12:17] <cwillu> in knobcottage in nautilus
[12:17] <knobcottage> CWILLU: what does that mean I'm new to htis
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> knobcottage: look into smbmount if you want it mounted like a local folder
[12:17] <knobcottage> smbmount?
[12:18] <cwillu> knobcottage, go to the "places" menu, and open any of those links
[12:18] <knobcottage> I'm very new to this
[12:18] <R3ddfox> hi
[12:18] <mrwes> ActionParsnip, isn't the movement towards cifs now?
[12:18] <edoreld> koshari: is gnome schedule a package?
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> mrwes: if the device supports it, yeah why not
[12:18] <cwillu> then, in the address bar (might have to click the paper/pencil icon to the left first) type:  smb://server/share, almost like in windows
[12:18] <cwillu> knobcottage, ^^^
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> edoreld: apt-cache search gnome schedule
[12:18] <isojussi> is there a command to list users who have root privileges?
[12:19] <edoreld> ActionParsnip: gnome-schedule :P
[12:19] <cwillu> knobcottage, alternatively, the file menu -> connect to server should get you started
[12:19] <mrwes> ActionParsnip, ahh -- seems to work for me :)
[12:19] <knobcottage> cwillu: so there's my network filebrowser
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> isojussi: you will need to list the users who are in the admin group
[12:19] <koshari> edoreld yes, gimme a sec to get the exact spelling
[12:19] <edoreld> koshari: don't worry i got it
[12:19] <cwillu> knobcottage, built right into the regular file browser :p
[12:19] <knobcottage> says windows network and nothiung else
[12:19] <cwillu> knobcottage, also, anything that you've accessed through nautilus will show up in /home/knobcottage/.gvfs/, so programs that don't support gnome can still access those files
[12:20] <cwillu> knobcottage, what's the path you used with the windows machine to map the drive?
[12:21] <knobcottage> cwillu: can't remember but if I try to access the SLUG it wont let me except if I type in its IP address, but hat's not what I want
[12:21] <knobcottage> I think I am missing a very simple step here
[12:21] <cwillu> knobcottage, from windows or from ubuntu?
[12:21] <cwillu> windows works fine with the hostname?
[12:21] <cwillu> and the hostname is slug?
[12:22] <knobcottage> from windows I can access as a mapped network drive.  Under ubuntu I can't even see the slug the actuall disc is something like HDD_1_1_1
[12:22] <knobcottage> with the name of the slug infront of it.
[12:23] <cwillu> knobcottage, okay, but what _path_ is the drive mapped to in windows?
[12:23] <cwillu> or do you not care if it's running as an ip address, as long as you don't have to retype it each time?
[12:24] <knobcottage> slug/slugname/HD1_1_1 or soemthing like that.  Ends up as the Z drive:-D
[12:24] <edoreld> hmm is there any way to tell gnome-schedule to execute a task every 5 minutes, and not every 1 minute?
[12:24] <cwillu> !cron | edoreld
[12:24] <cwillu> knobcottage, can you find out for sure?
[12:25] <cwillu> knobcottage, not gonna be easy to guess :)
[12:25] <mohamad> hi
[12:25] <cwillu> ubottu?  you there?
[12:25] <knobcottage> if I found out for sure what would I do then?  it meand I'd have to reeboot several times
[12:25] <Montjoie> hello where can i find linux-image-2.6.27-11.27-amd64.deb ? i want to regress the package linux-image-2.6.27-11
[12:25] <edoreld> ubottu: thank you
[12:26] <cwillu> knobcottage, in ubuntu, you'd open a file browser, and then enter smb://the-exact/path
[12:26] <andrew_> greetings ubots
[12:26] <andrew_> ;-)
[12:26] <andrew_> anyone had any experience loading ndiswrapper
[12:26] <knobcottage> cwillu: Got you.  I'll give that a try later
[12:26] <MenZa> andrew_→ A lot of people do. Try stating what problem you're having, what driver, card, etc. and someone might be able to assist you.
[12:26] <knobcottage> Thanks
[12:27] <cwillu> knobcottage, can also look at file | connect to server
[12:27] <cwillu> knobcottage, but you definitely need to know what the hostname and share actually is before this has a hope of working
[12:27] <knobcottage> CWILLU:  I tried the conncet to server by name and IP address but it won't
[12:28] <cwillu> knobcottage, it's possible for a smb connection to not work if you're only using an ip address (it checks the host name, and ignores it if it's wrong)
[12:28] <cwillu> knobcottage, actually, you could try this:  open nautilus (file browser), and type just a plain:  smb://
[12:28] <cwillu> knobcottage, you might see some workgroups, and it might be in one of them
[12:29] <knobcottage> CWILLU one last one...when I try to connect to server what type of service is it?  Can't be a windows share as the slug runs linux
[12:29] <cwillu> knobcottage, it's still a windows share
[12:29] <mncat> Most of you guys installed 9.04 rc ?
[12:29] <cwillu> mncat, no -> #ubuntu+1
[12:29] <knobcottage> cwillu: thanks I'll tyr that now....
[12:29] <RAMco> hi
[12:30] <cwillu> mncat, it's not released, so very few people should be running it beyond testers, developers, volunteers, etc
[12:30] <RAMco> im new to linux and i installed ubuntu its working fine but i cant get the webcam to work i have tried alot of stuff and still cant get it to work
[12:31] <RAMco> can anyone help me ?
[12:31] <cwillu> !webcam | RAMco
[12:31] <andrew_> MenZa:  card is dell USB 1450 a/b/g
[12:31] <andrew_> MenZa: ubuntu 8.10
[12:32] <RAMco> ubottu i have looked over that site and tried it still cant work
[12:32] <cousteau> oops... my connection broke
[12:32] <RAMco> cwillu
[12:32] <cwillu> RAMco, is your camera listed in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras ?
[12:33] <jrib> RAMco: you should say exactly what you tried and what the results were, not just "doesn't work"
[12:33] <knobcottage> CWILLU: thanks I am getting some progress here back soon
[12:34] <cwillu> knobcottage, goodie :)
[12:34] <Welshy-Rob> dose anyone know where i can get a descent desktop recorder??
[12:34] <cwillu> (decent)
[12:34] <cwillu> Welshy-Rob, what do you mean exactly?
[12:34] <cwillu> like a recording of the windows and such?
[12:34] <Lilarcor> Blackberrys are cumbersome to irc on....
[12:34] <furenku> hi! i want to batch create folders with mkdir, and their names to be 001, 002, etc... i'm trying with 'for i in /folder/*; do mkdir %3d; done' ... this is obviously not working... could anybody point me to the correct variable syntax?
[12:35] <RAMco> jrib : when i use lsusb i get  Bus 001 Device 002: ID 05ca:1870 Ricoh Co., Ltd Webcam 1000
[12:35] <Welshy-Rob> well i want to record my desktop like stuff on my screen
[12:35] <curioso> d
[12:35] <curioso> d
[12:35] <curioso> d
[12:35] <FloodBot3> curioso: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:35] <cwillu> Welshy-Rob, screen capture?
[12:35] <jrib> furenku: umm, not sure what your example is trying to do there.  Read about the « seq » command
[12:35] <Welshy-Rob> yeah thats it
[12:35] <cwillu> Welshy-Rob, I'm told vlc can do that
[12:35] <Welshy-Rob> ok ill have a look : )
[12:36] <furenku> jrib, just trying to create folder sequentially according to files in a folder
[12:36] <RAMco> jrib : i serched google and found a driver r5u870 downloaded it then used make and make install but it gives me error 2 :S
[12:36] <RAMco> jirb : sorry in very new to linux
[12:36] <knobcottage> cwillu:  I see you are elsewhere at the slug seems to be relplying.  However it says the DOmain is MSHOME where does that come from and what does it mean?
[12:36] <cwillu> Welshy-Rob, yep, capture/save | capture mode | Desktop
[12:36] <Welshy-Rob> cwillu, you do mean the vlc media player yeah?
[12:36] <cwillu> knobcottage, that's just a default workgroup name
[12:36] <cwillu> Welshy-Rob, yep
[12:37] <jrib> furenku: I know what you want to do, I just don't see what your example was doing.  In any case, seq will help you do what you want
[12:37] <Welshy-Rob> cwillu,  ok thanks
[12:37] <cwillu> Welshy-Rob, playing media was an after thought of vlc :p
[12:37] <hareldvd> looking for an xcursor editor.
[12:37] <furenku> jrib, thanks, ill look into it
[12:37] <grawity> knobcottage: Often, mshome.net is assigned by Windows systems which have Internet Connection Sharing enabled.
[12:37] <knobcottage> cwiullu:  so do I put the real name of the slug here or my home network or what?
[12:38] <zinger_> how do you find channel?
[12:38] <furenku> specifically, my question is how to access the iteration number inside a unix for loop
[12:38] <zinger_> channels?
[12:38] <grawity> zinger_: /list, or /msg alis help
[12:38] <zinger_> ah thanks
[12:38] <rigidrod> hi, i just have a question about my ubuntu boot cd i burned
[12:38] <lstarnes> zinger_: also, http://searchirc.com and http://irc.netsplit.de
[12:38] <knobcottage> cwillu:  so do I put the real name of the slug here or my home network or what (name spelled correctly this time!)
[12:39] <jrib> furenku: example: for x in $(seq 100); echo $x; done
[12:39] <jrib> furenku: example: for x in $(seq 100); do echo $x; done
[12:39] <cwillu> knobcottage, if mshome shows up, then double click on mshome
[12:39] <lixcab> cool.
[12:39] <cwillu> knobcottage, (assuming we're talking about from smb:// )
[12:40] <cwillu> knobcottage, also, "cw<tab>" will complete to cwillu :p
[12:40] <cwillu> unless Cwiis is in channel, but he's not :p
[12:40] <rigidrod> when using the help me to boot button on the autorun program in windows, it shows the error 'file is not correct archive'
[12:40] <duhongbo> for help i can't find the file /etc/init.d/oracle-xe when i install oracle-xe 10g
[12:40] <knobcottage> cwillu: no this is form connect to server
[12:41] <cwillu> knobcottage, _probably_ mshome, although I don't think you need to specify it
[12:41] <duhongbo> had there anyone installed oracle-xe 10g
[12:41] <knobcottage> cwillu: it then requires a user name and password I use all of those I use under windows and noting happens apart from a new request....could this be case sensitive as linux often is and windows isn't?
[12:41] <cwillu> knobcottage, basically, you should only need to specify server and share
[12:41] <Welshy-Rob> cwillu, you wouldnt happen to know how to work the vlc capture device would you?? im a bit stuck...
[12:42] <grawity> knobcottage: Passwords always are case-sensitive :/
[12:42] <cwillu> Welshy-Rob, not off hand really, no
[12:42] <cwillu> knobcottage, just leave the username/password blank
[12:42] <furenku> jrib, hey thanks! this looks like the right direction; but this command is actually just printing a list from 1-100; what i want is to create a numbered folder for every existing file inside a folder
[12:42] <cwillu> knobcottage, you _might_ need to set it to guest
[12:42] <cwillu> (again, no password)
[12:42] <lixcab> any good place to chat when drunk? talk to funny people and all.
[12:42] <lixcab> ?
[12:42] <jrib> furenku: so read and understand what my example did
[12:42] <cwillu> furenku, the $1 becomes the number
[12:42] <rigidrod> will a ubuntu boot image work if it is burned to a dvd?
[12:42] <cwillu> lixcab, #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:43] <lixcab> thanks
[12:43] <knobcottage> cwillu: yes but there's this funny thing with windows where names I enter for shares in lower case appear as upper case in My computer mmmm
[12:43] <Welshy-Rob> cwillu, thanks im sure ill work it out : )
[12:43] <lixcab> sorry, probably in the wrong room now
[12:43] <lixcab> thanks cwillw
[12:43] <lixcab> thanks cwillu
[12:43] <cwillu> knobcottage, might try just going to smb:// in nautilus, it might just show up
[12:43] <duhongbo> for help i can't find the file /etc/init.d/oracle-xe when i install oracle-xe 10g
[12:43] <duhongbo> had there anyone installed oracle-xe 10g
[12:43] <knobcottage> cwillu: ok
[12:44] <cwillu> knobcottage, you can create a bookmark to any given point, which works like windows network drives
[12:45] <knobcottage> cwillu:  Pop up  "blah blah failed to retrieve share list form server"
[12:45] <cwillu> knobcottage, most gnome apps can access them directly, apps that can't can still access the share via /home/knobcottage/.gvfs/<share name>
[12:45] <marcos_> hello i have problems with my 3495 intel pro wireless card, i have installed wicd but only recognizes wep networs
[12:45] <Welshy-Rob> cwillu , can you tell me how to get the capture thing open? because i think im doing the wrong thing???
[12:45] <cwillu> knobcottage, if the server shows up, you should be able to just tack on a /sharename to the end of the smb://..../ line
[12:46] <sirMajid> hi what is "task manager" equivalent in ubuntu?
[12:46] <cwillu> Welshy-Rob, you found the capture screen?
[12:46] <sirMajid> I wan to close a process
[12:46] <furenku> jrib, ok, i don't have it so clear now, but ill look into it and try to understand, then apply it to mkdir... thankx!
[12:46] <cwillu> sirMajid, system | administration | system monitor
[12:46] <jrib> furenku: do you understand what the « echo » command does?
[12:46] <cwillu> sirMajid, or open a terminal and type 'top'
[12:46] <knobcottage> cwillu: server does not show up but you've given me a few ideas. I 'll leave you in peace a while and muck around with some ideas  Many thanks
[12:47] <duhongbo> for help i can't find the file /etc/init.d/oracle-xe when i install oracle-xe 10g
[12:47] <furenku> jrib, echo just prints, doesn't it?
[12:47] <duhongbo> had there anyone installed oracle-xe 10g
[12:47] <duhongbo> for help i can't find the file /etc/init.d/oracle-xe when i install oracle-xe 10g
[12:47] <duhongbo> had there anyone installed oracle-xe 10g
[12:47] <FloodBot3> duhongbo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:47] <jrib> furenku: yeah...
[12:47] <duhongbo> sorry
[12:47] <cwillu> knobcottage, k :)
[12:47] <jrib> furenku: so it's running « echo $x » a bunch of times
[12:48] <Welshy-Rob> no this is what i did media--open capture device?? is that right?
[12:48] <furenku> jrib, the thing is I'm not being able to pass the iteration number to mkdir as parameter
[12:48] <furenku> jrib, for the folder name
[12:48] <jrib> furenku: why not?  You're passing "$x" to "echo" as a parameter
[12:48] <cwillu> Welshy-Rob, ugh, I'm on #ubuntu+1, which has a different ui on vlc :(
[12:49] <cwillu> Welshy-Rob, I think you just need to find the source device and change it to X11 or display or something like that
[12:49] <cwillu> Welshy-Rob, working from very foggy memory here
[12:49] <Morclye> Yesterday I tried to watch dvb-t broadcast with my USB-tuner but as soon as Kaffeine showed video and I got audio my screen went black and after visiting tty5 and then coming back I was greeted with message "setting Advanced Power Management level to 0xfe(254) [OK]" Any ideas what's going on?
[12:49] <furenku> jrib, but in this example seq has a fixed number , '100'
[12:49] <DansTheMan> How do i install OpenGL on Ubuntu 8.10 DE?
[12:49] <Aloush> Hey i have a USB remote for my PC is there a program which will let em configure each button?
[12:49] <josebulo> guys, is there any way i can determine the computers w/c are connected on my unit?
[12:50] <jrib> furenku: type « seq 10 » in your terminal
[12:50] <Lenin_Cat> DanSouthy: should be preinstalled
[12:50] <jrib> DansTheMan: what do you actually want to do?
[12:50] <furenku> jrib, the thing is I don't know how many files are inside this folder
[12:50] <DansTheMan> Well, i want to install OpenGL jrib.
[12:50] <jrib> furenku: no idea what folder "this folder" is
[12:50] <Lenin_Cat> DanthEMAN: should be preinstalled
[12:51] <Aloush> Hey i have a USB remote for my PC is there a program which will let em configure each button?
[12:51] <furenku> jrib, my goal is to make a numbered folder for every file contained inside a parent folder
[12:51] <cwillu> DansTheMan, opengl is installed already.  However, it may not be accelerated, depending on your video card and which driver you're running.  Does that sound more like the trouble you're having?
[12:51] <DansTheMan> Lenin_Cat:  It may be, but when i launch Chess from Applications> Games, and i go to 3D view it says i need to install OpenGL
[12:51] <DansTheMan> cwillu:  I don't know
[12:52] <jrib> furenku: so count how many files are in the folder and pass that number to seq, no?
[12:52] <cwillu> DansTheMan, ugh, yes, that's a horrid error message
[12:52] <DansTheMan> cwillu:  How can i get OpenGL then?
[12:52] <DansTheMan> Or, install it?
[12:52] <jrib> DansTheMan: what version of ubuntu?
[12:52] <cwillu> DansTheMan, I think it says an exact package name that you need to install via system | administration | synaptic package manager
[12:52] <DansTheMan> 8.10 DE
[12:52] <shriphani> hello, I am planning on purchasing a barebones kit with an i7 processor. I couldn't really find whether ubuntu ran on i7 processors
[12:52] <Welshy-Rob> cwillu, right ok i found it and it works sort of it shows only my vlc like player then tthey just keep appearing and shrinking into the distance like a vanish point if you know what that is
[12:52] <jrib> DansTheMan: Then what cwillu said should work
[12:53] <DansTheMan> No Python OpenGL support
[12:53] <DansTheMan> No Python GTKGLExt support
[12:53] <DansTheMan> Is what it says
[12:53] <furenku> jrib, i'm not really sure if seq is the way to go, im doing a for loop, what i need is just to pass the iteration number to mkdir as a parameter
[12:53] <jrib> !3dchess | DansTheMan
[12:53] <RAMco> so can anyone help me to get the webcam working, i have ubuntu on HP Pavilion dv1000 laptop and the lsusb gives me  Bus 001 Device 002: ID 05ca:1870 Ricoh Co., Ltd Webcam 1000
[12:53] <jrib> DansTheMan: that's the old bug if you can't find the package name in the current error message for some reason
[12:53] <cwillu> DansTheMan, I think you just need to install python-gtkglext1
[12:54] <jrib> furenku: you have not understood the example I gave you.
[12:54] <DansTheMan> thank you :)
[12:54] <jrib> furenku: play with it
[12:54] <cwillu> furenku, echo is a command to print something to the screen
[12:54] <cwillu> furenku, echo foo will print foo
[12:55] <cwillu> furenku, echo $1 will print the value of $1, which is 1, and then 2, and so forth
[12:55] <stevr1it> when i try to print a picture i receive the following syslog message http://paste.ubuntu.com/152745/  and of course ic annot print any pictures
[12:56] <stevr1it> any suggestion?
[12:56] <jrib> furenku: try this maybe: for x in $(seq 10); do echo In this iteration the value of x is $x; done
[12:56] <cousteau> which are the wifi packages? maybe dpkg-reconfigure'ing them I can fix the wireless
[12:57] <furenku> jrib, cwillu, thanks for all the help
[12:57] <furenku> ill look into it
[12:59] <NarbeH> how can i LowLevelFormat my HDD ?
[12:59] <cwillu> NarbeH, you mean zero the drive, or an actually manafacturer's low level format?
[12:59] <DansTheMan> Is there like a Task manager but for ubuntu? Like there is on Windows?
[12:59] <NarbeH> cwillu: man low level format
[13:00] <DansTheMan> Sorry, i just imported from Windows :p
[13:00] <Diskmaster> What config file to I edit so that the kernel module i8k is loaded on boot with force=1? (Reason: So my poor Dell Insprion 1525's fans are properly managed!)
[13:00] <jrib> DansTheMan: System -> Administration -> System Monitor, but why?
[13:00] <DansTheMan> Ok
[13:00] <cwillu> NarbeH, generally requires a particular application from the manufacturer
[13:00] <DansTheMan> Just wanting to give a process higher priority :)
[13:00] <DansTheMan> If you can do that?
[13:00] <cwillu> NarbeH, but why do you need to?
[13:00] <koshari> NarbeH you generally need to run a vedor proggie to do that
[13:01] <jrib> DansTheMan: yeah, you can set the "nice" value.  Not sure if you can do it there or not
[13:01] <NarbeH> koshari: sorry? what?
[13:01] <cwillu> DansTheMan, process monitor in system | administration
[13:01] <koshari> NarbeH run a program from the drive vendor
[13:01] <Activity> NarbeH, "dd if=/dev/zero of=$DEVICE_TO_OVERWRITE_WITH_BIN_ZEROS bs=8M"
[13:01] <NarbeH> cwillu: i think it's has got bad sectors. and i want to format. about my files
[13:01] <Aloush> Does anybody here have any experience with crossover and steam?
[13:01] <jrib> !ask | Aloush
[13:01] <Activity> but as cwillu already indicated this is no real low level format
[13:01] <cwillu> bad sectors almost certainly won't be solved by that though
[13:01] <NarbeH> koshari: aha
[13:01] <NarbeH> Activity: thq
[13:02] <cwillu> DansTheMan, there's also a way to change the priority of disk activity of particular programs, although you need to use the terminal to do that
[13:02] <Aloush> jrib why do that?
[13:02] <Activity> you might wanna try badblocks, too (man badblocks)
[13:02] <Aloush> !ask jrib
[13:02] <koshari> NarbeH cwilli is correct though, this wont fix bad sectors, btw modern drives quarintine bad sectors on the fly
[13:02] <cwillu> NarbeH, ^^^
[13:02] <jrib> Aloush: the answer to your question is "yes".  I'm assuming that is not what you actually want answered though.  So just ask your real question
[13:02] <NarbeH> koshari: cwillu: aha.
[13:02] <cwillu> Activity, make sure you include his name if you want him to see it :p
[13:03] <stevr1it> hello ho can i solve this problem with my laserprint xerox , syslog error http://paste.ubuntu.com/152745/
[13:03] <Aloush> Well i install steam but i cant see it
[13:03] <Aloush> when i run it
[13:03] <Activity> cwillu, i can expect a little attention by ppl who want help, can't i? ;)
[13:03] <DansTheMan> jrib:  I just installed the python-gtx thing and i still get this error: No Python OpenGL support
[13:03] <jrib> Aloush: you know steam works in wine?
[13:03] <jrib> DansTheMan: what did you install exactly?
[13:04] <Aloush> jrib, really? is that how you run it?
[13:04] <jrib> Aloush: yes
[13:04] <jrib> !appdb | Aloush
[13:04] <Aloush> jrib, and it works perfectly nothing wrong?
[13:04] <cwillu> Activity, when there's 4 people talking at them, they're likely to miss a statement once in a while :p
[13:04] <jrib> Aloush: works perfectly for me, check appdb for directions and to see what doesn't work
[13:04] <Aloush> jrib, i didnt think ti worked in wine i have PlayOnLinux i will try it on that
[13:05] <DansTheMan> jrib:  Actually, i think i just fixed it :)
[13:05] <Aloush> jrib, I want ti for css
[13:05] <Activity> NarbeH, dunno if you read it, but the badblocks-command can help you detect (and in a limited way fight) bad sectors on your drive. more: man badblocks
[13:05] <Aloush> do you use playonlinux?
[13:05] <jrib> Aloush: I've played hl2 and tf2, I don't even know what playonlinux is
[13:05] <DansTheMan> And now i think Synaptic Package Manager has froze
[13:05] <Aloush> jrib, its liek crossover but works using wine i think
[13:05] <DansTheMan> Yep it did!
[13:08] <Morclye> Why do I get black screen with only this line after trying to open Digital TV in Kaffeine? The line: setting Advanced Power Management level to 0xfe(254) [OK]
[13:11] <killedkillerc> i set up a dhcp server with dhcp3-server
[13:11] <killedkillerc> where is the log located?
[13:11] <jrib> killedkillerc: no idea, but usually it will be in /var/log/
[13:11] <RAMco> guys i downloaded the driver made it when i install it i get can't open /dev/video: No such file or directory
[13:12] <RAMco> for Ricoh built in webcam on HP dv1000
[13:13] <jrib> RAMco: pastebin your entire terminal session
[13:14] <Aloush> jrib, The fonts on my friends list are messed up
[13:14] <RAMco> jrib can you further explane
[13:14] <jrib> Aloush: oh yeah, I'm not sure how to fix that.  Try #winehq maybe or check the appdb entry
[13:14] <killedkillerc> when i '/etc/init.d/givenservice restart' do i have to specify that i want it to log?
[13:15] <jrib> RAMco: you ran commands in a terminal and they gave you output.  I want to see them
[13:15] <knobcottage> Cwillu:  back again.  Still no luck I'm stuck with the needing a password and user name and nothing accepted
[13:15] <jrib> !pastebin | RAMco
[13:15] <Aloush> jrib, did you fix it? is it possible?
[13:15] <RAMco> ok
[13:15] <cwillu> knobcottage, try guest with no password, or anonymous with no password
[13:15] <knobcottage> cwillu: tried
[13:16] <knobcottage> cwillu: the only thing I can see that might give a problem is that in the name of hte slug i use a @ character..  windows does not mind do you think LInux will?
[13:17] <cwillu> knobcottage, you might be running into a gvfs bug then
[13:17] <RAMco> jrib here is the link http://paste.ubuntu.com/152760/
[13:17] <cwillu> knobcottage, try the ip address then
[13:17] <tumibay> sudo apt-get remove <app> or sudo apt-get purge <app>, any difference at all?
[13:17] <cwillu> knobcottage, I need to run really soon :(
[13:17] <killedkillerc> ah
[13:17] <killedkillerc> it's in syslog
[13:17] <Schmidt> tumibay: purge removes configuration files aswell
[13:17] <killedkillerc> thx jrib
[13:18] <knobcottage> cwillu: tried the ip address and all it does is come back with a dialogue box asking for a password and the endless loop.  Thanks for help so far i need to go too
[13:18] <tumibay> Scmidt, w/c is advisable to use?
[13:18] <tumibay> Schmidt, w/c is advisable to use?
[13:19] <knobcottage> cwillu: so thanks for all of the help....much more swearing still to be done!
[13:19] <zobry> i neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed help
[13:19] <zobry> help meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[13:19] <zobry> i neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed helppppppppppppppppppppppppp
[13:20] <lstarnes> zobry: stop that
[13:20] <guja> zobry, get out of channel.
[13:20] <lstarnes> zobry: just ask your question and someone will answer it if they have an answer
[13:20] <jrib> zobry: you're more likely to get help if you just ask your question (on a single line with details)
[13:20] <rr> msg chanserv register #xox 583759 canal_de_mes_amis
[13:21] <zobry> 5555555555555555555
[13:21] <knobcottage> zobry:  needs to learn to typppppppppppppppppppppppppe
[13:21] <zobry> eh ya welad el metnaka
[13:21] <zobry> zobry 3alekoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
[13:21] <zobry> 5555555555555555555555555555555555
[13:21] <zobry> fuck u all
[13:21] <FloodBot3> zobry: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:21] <guja> Told him to leave right away.
[13:21] <anderson> how to rebuild whole system from sources like gentoo
[13:22] <_ruben> anderson: install gentoo
[13:22] <jrib> anderson: why in the world would you want to do that?  Anyway see apt-build if you really want to for some strange reason...
[13:22] <LOBERDOS> HI
[13:22] <guja> _ruben,  :-D
[13:22] <Welshy-Rob> cwillu, do you know anything about gtk-recordmydesktop??
[13:23] <cwillu> Welshy-Rob, sorry, I'm late for a meeting :(
[13:23] <popey> Welshy-Rob: what do you want to know
[13:23] <popey> ?
[13:23] <cwillu> Welshy-Rob, sounds promising though :)
[13:23] <Welshy-Rob> ok thanks anyway : )
[13:24] <Welshy-Rob> popey, when i click record i get a error message 1 sec just going to read it ...
[13:24] <dayo2> what do i need to install in order for me to be able to use dpkg-reconfigure?
[13:24] <popey> Welshy-Rob: i have found the current version of rmd in ubuntu unreliable, and now use one I compiled from source
[13:24] <jrib> dayo2: nothing
[13:25] <progre55> hi everybody! I have this PC Camera, but I cant get it working on ubuntu. the camera is black, with a built in mic on it and built-in flashesh, but no model, nothing. Can anybody please suggest anything?
[13:25] <dayo2> jrib: nevermind. it was a typo, which is why it said Command not found.
[13:25] <dayo2> how embarassing
[13:26] <George11221> does anybody know a linux distro dedicated for mail-server
[13:26] <George11221> ?
[13:26] <zagibu> anyone know what I have to set after having installed smarty? I don't want to define ini_set in all my scripts...
[13:26] <Kartagis> hello
[13:26] <Welshy-Rob> popey, "recording is finished  recordmy dektop has exited with status 256 description :error while parsing arguments???
[13:26] <popey> nasty, not seen that Welshy-Rob
[13:26] <simplexio> George11221: pretty much all you need for mailserver is mailer daemon, so there is no need for special distro
[13:27] <George11221> :)
[13:27] <Kartagis> does anyone know if there is a way to organize favorites in vinagre?
[13:27] <popey> progre55: is it usb connected?
[13:27] <dooner> zagibu, add the smarty install path to your php.ini ?
[13:27] <Welshy-Rob> could you walk me through how to do it the way you did ???
[13:27] <progre55> popey, yeah
[13:27] <George11221> well.. there`s a database and a lot of things that i find hard to configure
[13:27] <popey> progre55: command "lsusb" will tell you what it is
[13:28] <popey> Welshy-Rob: I am just about to pop out to lunch, but feel free to drop by #ubuntu-uk in an hour or so and I'll have a guide for you
[13:28] <popey> Welshy-Rob: I have the steps well documented :)
[13:28] <progre55> popey, "Bus 003 Device 003: ID 0ac8:301b Z-Star Microelectronics Corp. ZC0301 WebCam"
[13:28] <zagibu> dooner: good idea, thanks
[13:28] <Welshy-Rob> ohhh ok well im going campin in a hour : ( and im back monday so....
[13:28] <popey> progre55: i think my daughter has one of them :)
[13:28] <mneptok> popey: if it's for the Welsh, make sure it contains many examples of "w" as a vowel and head-butting as a motivational aide.
[13:28] <qsl> Anyone know about X-fi sound card drivers which work well ?
[13:28] <popey> Welshy-Rob: drop me a mail - alanpope@ubuntu.com
[13:29] <popey> mneptok: :)
[13:29] <dooner> zagibu, just add it to include path if you want it available to all
[13:29] <Welshy-Rob> popey,  ok will do ta....
[13:29] <progre55> popey, cool, so I hope you know how to get it working?  :)
[13:29] <popey> progre55: i dont think i did anything special, i may have used f-spot to get the photos off it, and I think it just worked
[13:29] <checkers> hi all, the new kernel in 9.04 doesn't detect my kb/mouse properly. where should I report a bug?
[13:30] <Pici> checkers: Jaunty support is in #ubuntu+1
[13:30] <popey> progre55: er, ignore that :)
[13:30] <popey> progre55: i didnt use fspot
[13:30] <checkers> k
[13:30] <progre55> popey, what do you meat "to get the photos off it"? )
[13:30] <popey> progre55: i thoughty it was a camera, not a webcam
[13:32] <progre55> popey, when I test it on skype, it works, but just shows a flashing green screen
[13:32] <dassouki> i'm about to reformat my laptop, i'd like to have 3 partitions, vista 20gb, linux 20gb, and documments 80 gb, is there anyway i can do that ?
[13:32] <error404notfound> are sshdfilter, fail2ban and denyhosts for same purpose? if not which one is different and how? else which is a better option?
[13:33] <popey> progre55: sorry i can't help
[13:34] <progre55> popey, okay no problem =)
[13:34] <zagibu> dooner: it works, thanks...but why does the dpkg not do this automatically?
[13:34] <EQUIV> Hi, how do I set up my VPN server to tunnel through another VPN server?
[13:34] <valRoadie> does anyone else have a problem getting frostwire to work on ubuntu?
[13:34] <zagibu> i mean, does it make sense to not have smarty in include_path?
[13:34] <dooner> zagibu, err no idea. Probably cause a decent amount of people don't want it in the include path
[13:35] <zagibu> but why do they install it, then?
[13:35] <the_dark_warrio> How do I know which java I'm using?
[13:35] <valRoadie> guess not lol
[13:36] <misteralexander> what terminal command can I type to find out what version of Ubuntu I'm using?
[13:36] <zagibu> the_dark_warrio: java -v?
[13:36] <RAMco> jrib any thing new ?
[13:36] <zagibu> eh, java --version?
[13:36] <dooner> zagibu,  I generally don't put smarty in the include path, either just include it in the config for the script I am writing or add it to the include path in an .htaccess or the in the apache conf file
[13:36] <zagibu> damn, isn't it as well
[13:36] <EQUIV> Is it possibe to use ubuntu as a spliter for a vpn connection?
[13:37] <misteralexander> what terminal command can I type to find out what version of Ubuntu I'm using?
[13:37] <kandinski> misteralexander:  cat /etc/lsb-release
[13:37] <kFj> Hi. i got a laptop at home that i just changed the hdd on, and iv been using a live usb ubuntu on it for a week or so now, without shutting down/rebooting.. now i want to install it to my hdd, but i want to keep all the changes that i made/programs installed on the live system to the harddrive . how do i do that?
[13:37] <Kartagis> does anyone know if there is a way to organize favorites in vinagre?
[13:37] <kandinski> misteralexander: also give us time to type the answer, don't just stand there repeating the question over and over
[13:37] <zagibu> dooner: okay...but why?
[13:38] <qsl> Anyone know about X-fi sound card drivers which work well ?
[13:39] <zagibu> the_dark_warrio: it's java -version, with a single dash
[13:39] <kFj> qsl: the ones on their website work great for me!
[13:39] <jrib> RAMco: nope, I'm not familiar with that webcam.  You might try including the instructions you are following and the pastebin link with your question
[13:39] <kFj> i got the x-fi titanium card.
[13:39] <dooner> zagibu, mostly to avoid namespace collisions, my personal way of doing stuff is to keep my global include_path as small as possible. Not sure if there is any other reason than that
[13:40] <kFj> but how do i install a running usb live system to the hdd and keep the settings and programs installed?
[13:40] <ShredZ> How do I delete a package but not any of the files it installed ?
[13:40] <the_dark_warrio> zagibu: hmm. The point is, I entered my bank account, and the java Loading animation was diferent from the other ubuntu version (Im using jaunty beta). Is there a chance of my java beeing corrupted?
[13:40] <ShredZ> (I made a deb myself but put in some lousy conflicts/dependencies)
[13:41] <maximo> system/administration/system monitor/system
[13:41] <maximo> will give you  ubuntu release
[13:41] <the_dark_warrio> zagibu: I've installed the sun-java6- packages
[13:42] <zagibu> the_dark_warrio: i don't think so, but maybe you see something when you do a ps aux when your bank account software is running?
[13:42] <kFj> can i justcopy the content off the /home/ubuntu to my home folder after im done installing the regualr way and just install the programs again?
[13:43] <edoreld> how i can schedule cron so it will execute something at 15:04, then at 15:09 etc etc every 5 minutes but starting with xx:04 ?
[13:44] <dassouki> i have an external backhdd, is there a way to make files mirror in such a way it saves the last 2 versions of the file, and it has to be done automatically
[13:44] <the_dark_warrio> zagibu: well, I think there is no strange process running.. thanks for the tips ;)
[13:45] <Kartagis> edoreld, you need two cron jobs, one will be executed once
[13:46] <dooner> edoreld, 4,9,14,19,24,29,34,39,44,49,54,59 * * * * should work
[13:46] <edoreld> dooner: i was just thinking of that, I thought there'd be a better method :P
[13:46] <zagibu> the_dark_warrio: i meant maybe you see what kind of java is run by the bank acc software
[13:46] <edoreld> dooner: Kartagis  thanks for the info ^_^
[13:47] <dooner> edoreld, make it run on 5,10 etc and use */5 ?
[13:47] <the_dark_warrio> zagibu: I've entered about:plugins on firefox and everything seems normal
[13:48] <zagibu> maybe the logo for applets looks different than for full apps, who knows
[13:48] <zagibu> or the firefox-java plugin has an own logo
[13:48] <zalgor> hello. I need an idea to reserve non-privileged tcp/udp ports for later use (filtered by user or serverapplication). Any ideas?
[13:49] <edoreld> donner: hmm I'm going to try 4,*/5
[13:49] <zargon> I'm trying to take a screenshot of a fullscreen Flash animation.  But as soon as I press printscreen, it quits fullscreen to give way for the screenshot window that pops up, and what I seen on the screenshot is half the fullscreen Flash thingie, half the desktop.  Tried turning off desktop effects, but it didn't help.
[13:49] <edoreld> seems interesting
[13:49] <dooner> edoreld, I think that would do 4,5,10,etc..
[13:49] <Foor> Zargon: try putting on a delay
[13:49] <zagibu> zalgor: you could run services on them and configure port-knocking to remotely shut them down
[13:49] <edoreld> dooner: will tell u in 20 secs :P
[13:49] <zargon> Foor: how?
[13:50] <dooner> edoreld,  nice.
[13:50] <kitche> the_dark_warrio: did you install java sicne I believe jaunty doesn't not use sun java but then again #ubuntu+1 is jaunty support at least for a few more days
[13:50] <edoreld> donner: indeed it does what u said :P
[13:50] <zargon> Foor: how do I put on a delay?
[13:51] <Foor> zargon: click Application >Accessories>take screen shot then in the window there is a Grab after a delay of : then put 10 secs in there or so then remax your flash
[13:51] <edoreld> dooner: u said "make it run on 5,10 etc and use */5?", I didn't quite understand -.-
[13:51] <dooner> edoreld, the spelling it out with all the commas removes any ambiguity
[13:51] <zalgor> @zargon registering at service might work. thank you.
[13:52] <dooner> edoreld, */5 == 0-59/5 == 0,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55,
[13:52] <Foor> zargon: that make since?
[13:52] <Kavindu> there is a problem in jaunty, i installed compiz but when i use the cube effect, the one which you can rotate the cube with your mouse, the cube always skips to the last desktop
[13:52] <Kavindu> what can i do
[13:53] <edoreld> dooner: hmm I see
[13:53] <kitche> Kavindu: #ubuntu+1 for a few more days
[13:53] <Kavindu> yeah i kno
[13:53] <edoreld> donner: so ur just saying of every minute, execute the script only on minute 5
[13:53] <edoreld> or rather, every 5 minutes
[13:53] <kitche> Kavindu: so go ask your question in that channel or #compiz-fusion
[13:53] <dooner> edoreld, yep */5 means every 5 units
[13:54] <Kavindu> ok thanx
[13:54] <edoreld> dooner: I'll just write the whole thing 4,9,14 :P
[13:54] <dooner> edoreld, so * */5 * * *  would be every five hours
[13:54] <edoreld> dooner: give me a minute to ponder about it -.-...
[13:55] <edoreld> dooner: right ^_^
[13:55] <SeySayux> hello, i've got some problems setting up my broadcom wireless card (broadcom 4328). using jaunty beta, but it didn't work under intrepid either, so...
[13:55] <zargon> Foor: a bit inconvenient, but it worked, thanks!  Is there any way to set up a default delay when using the printscreen key?  (Actually I didn't even know about that take screenshot application)
[13:55] <Oli``> Why is Ubuntu (even Jaunty) still using Eclipse 3.2?
[13:56] <SeySayux> Oli``: seriously, get eclipse from the website... not from synaptic
[13:56] <zagibu> Oli``: yeah, i'd like to know, too
[13:56] <Foor> zargon: I have no idea honestly
[13:56] <zagibu> lazy package maintainers, perhaps...
[13:57] <Oli``> zagibu: it's especially strange because so many people use it =\
[13:57] <jamiejackson> where's networkmanager's applet in jaunty multi-user? i don't see it. if i try to run nm-applet i get "** (nm-applet:17126): WARNING **: <WARN>  applet_dbus_manager_start_service(): Could not acquire the NetworkManagerUserSettings service as it is already taken.  Return: 3"
[13:57] <kitche> !offtopic
[13:57] <ikonia> !jaunty > jamiejackson
[13:57] <dooner> edoreld,  man 5 crontab for more examples.
[13:57] <zagibu> well, i guess ubuntu is not really a dev's first choice
[13:58] <marcel> what?
[13:58] <edoreld> dooner: thank you I'll check it out!
[13:58] <ikonia> zagibu: you're welcome to your opinion
[13:58] <Foor> zagibu : im a fedora dev :P
[13:58] <marcel> why is ubuntu not a dev choice?
[13:58] <SeySayux> well, i use mac os x for development :P
[13:58]  * ikonia smells a pointless troll
[13:58] <Pici> !offtopic
[13:58] <marcel> develop in java, then it doesnt matter
[13:59] <zargon> Is there a way to make Synaptic show in the list whether a package was automatically installed?
[13:59] <perlsyntax> Does anyone know if i can use my old pcapy for python 2.6 or do i have to install a new one?
[13:59] <SeySayux> marcel: develop in Qt, then it doesn't matter either
[13:59] <ikonia> perlsyntax: pcapy
[13:59] <ikonia> ?
[13:59] <perlsyntax> yes
[13:59] <ikonia> gents, please drop the development rambling
[13:59] <marcel> SeySayux, i dont want to work with pointers, too error-prone
[13:59] <ikonia> perlsyntax: what's a pcapy ?
[13:59] <ikonia> marcel: please.
[13:59] <jetscreamer> #python ?
[13:59] <perlsyntax> i mean the pcapy that came with ubuntu 8.10
[14:00] <ikonia> perlsyntax: what is pcapy ?
[14:00] <marcel> ikonia, why, this is a chat
[14:00] <chris__> fr
[14:00] <ikonia> marcel: it's ubuntu support discussion
[14:00] <ikonia> marcel: check the topic
[14:00] <marcel> ikonia, so?
[14:00] <Pici> marcel: No, this is support. #ubuntu-offtopic is chat.
[14:00] <EQUIV> How do I split up a VPN connection using a VPN server?
[14:00] <SeySayux> what packages do i need to install to create .deb-packages?
[14:01] <edoreld> dooner: I think 4-59/5 will do the trick ^_^
[14:01] <Pici> SeySayux: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide has a list, as well as a guide
[14:01] <Ranakah`> how to cleanup cartridge on ubuntu? where is command, button or something?
[14:01] <Ranakah`> *printer cartridge
[14:01] <Foor> EQUIV: you mean so diffrent users can vnc into a machine at the same time?
[14:01] <ikonia> Ranakah`: it's normally on the printer
[14:01] <eldenz> is it possible to use a kernel <2.6.27 with intrepid?
[14:02] <ikonia> eldenz: 8.10 uses 2.6.27
[14:02] <marcel> eldenz, not impossible
[14:02] <marcel> eldenz, make a custom kernel
[14:02] <ikonia> eldenz: updating to later versions is not supported and may cause issues unless you %150 know what you're doing
[14:02] <marcel> eldenz, why you want to downgrade?
[14:02] <ikonia> eldenz: it may also cause issues with your package manager
[14:02] <Ranakah`> ikonia button on printer?
[14:02] <EQUIV> Foor, no, i have a vpn connection that only one can use. I want to split it so more users can connect
[14:02] <ikonia> Ranakah`: mostly, on a menu
[14:03] <eldenz> marcel, i have issues on 2.6.27 with a library that is pretty lowlevel and i was told it works better on <2.6.27 kernel
[14:03] <marcel> eldenz, what lib is that?
[14:03] <eldenz> marcel, not a public one... research :) transactional memory
[14:04] <marcel> eldenz, you can always build a 2.6.27 kernel, download it from kernel.org
[14:04] <marcel> eldenz,  transactional memory for what platform?
[14:05] <eldenz> marcel, okay, or can i just download the linux-image-2.6.24-23-generic package and go from there?
[14:05] <marcel> eldenz, also possible
[14:05] <eldenz> marcel, ia64
[14:05] <ikonia> eldenz: it will fail on package dependencies
[14:06] <Aperculum> how do I list all files belonging to some package?
[14:06] <marcel> eldenz, you can install several linux kernels, and choose from boot
[14:06] <eldenz> okay, so i will get one from kernel.org, anything in particular i have to pay attention to? compared to other linux systems with custom kernel (like gentoo)
[14:06] <Kartagis> what kernel does jaunty use?
[14:06] <Pici> Aperculum: dpkg -L packagename
[14:06] <Pici> Kartagis: #ubuntu+1
[14:06] <ikonia> eldenz: I strongly advise you not to use the vanilla kernels
[14:06] <Aperculum> thanks :)
[14:06] <swiftarrow> Hi all, I've been having very strange boot problems with ubuntu intrepid.  Wrote down all the symptoms, it's rather long, so it's at http://paste.ubuntu.com/152782/  Any Ideas are very welcome, thanks!
[14:06] <marcel> eldenz, you need to configure the custom kernel, the current config for your current kernel can be found in /boot
[14:06] <erUSUL> Kartagis: 28
[14:07] <zargon> Can I take a screenshot that doesn't show the mouse pointer, like in Windows?
[14:07] <Ropechoborra> The audio of my ubuntu works whenever it wants ! :( Any suggestions?
[14:07] <Foor> EQUIV: not sure how to do it with the app that comes installed on ubuntu but you can sudo apt-get install vnc4server and then su to each user type vncserver then put a password in for them then go to /home/username/.vnc/xstartup and remove the 2 comments they tell you to.
[14:07] <Kartagis> thanks erUSUL
[14:07] <marcel> ikonia, why
[14:08] <marcel> ikonia, i use custom kernels all the time, no problems
[14:08] <zagibu> swiftarrow: a very wierd problem...is it older laptop hardware?
[14:08] <marcel> ikonia, you just have to be careful with nvidia packages
[14:08] <ikonia> marcel: breaking the core package managment, restricted driver compatability, it's not a problem if you know what your doing, but to be honest if your asking what to do - you don't know what your doing
[14:08] <marcel> ikonia, you cant break anything
[14:09] <marcel> ikonia, custom kernel building is supported
[14:09] <ikonia> of course you can if you don't configure it right,
[14:09] <ikonia> marcel: no it's not
[14:09] <Ropechoborra> The audio of my ubuntu works whenever it wants ! :( Any suggestions?
[14:09] <Kartagis> does anyone know if there is a way to organize favorites in vinagre?
[14:09] <Pici> !wfm
[14:09] <marcel> ikonia, just copy over the current config
[14:09] <ikonia> marcel: that doesn't mean it will work or build the same
[14:09] <eldenz> hmm :)
[14:10] <marcel> ikonia, yes, as with new ubuntu kernels, thats always the case
[14:10] <ubuntu342> wie kann man dvds mit ubuntu schauen (vlc)
[14:10] <Pici> !de | ubuntu342
[14:10] <ideasman42_> Hi there, where to I go to ask about problems installing jaunty?
[14:10] <bazhang> #ubuntu+1
[14:10] <Modded> hi guys, can i burn ubuntu on a dvd? i have not got any cd's left lol
[14:10] <xgn> test
[14:10] <ideasman42_> (hanging on scanning mirrors, not sure its downloading or not)
[14:10] <eldenz> ikonia, so what do you advice?
[14:11] <zagibu> ubuntu342: go to www.medibuntu.org
[14:11] <bazhang> Modded, yes
[14:11] <Pici> Modded: Usually, yes. But burn at the slowest speed.
[14:11] <ikonia> eldenz: speaking to the person who said it works better with other kernels and resolving the issue
[14:11] <Modded> fantastic, appreciated guys
[14:11] <Modded> because im in a bit of a pickle, a girl's gave me her laptop to fix, she wants all of the data restored but access to windows has been restricted
[14:11] <lxd> Hi
[14:11] <Modded> so im gonna do ubuntu live cd. back up all the files then install ubuntu on it
[14:11] <Modded> that should work right?
[14:11] <tanzania2> hi, will using the "Alternate install CD" help dis-selecting the Evolution complex from the scratch? I use Thunderbird ;)
[14:11] <ubuntu64> VLC closes if i start a dvd
[14:12] <ziroday> tanzania2: no but once installed you can remove evolution
[14:12] <kitche> tanzania2: umm don't install gnome then by default
[14:12] <Ropechoborra> Modded, you can mount the Window partition from Ubuntu and copy the data to a different disc/partition
[14:12] <marcel> ikonia, you should stop people from building their custom kernels, if we would do that i would not even get wireless and my sound card working
[14:12] <lxd> my name is lixiaodong
[14:12] <Modded> thats not a bad idea, thanks ropechoborra!
[14:12] <zagibu> ubuntu64: go to www.medibuntu.org
[14:12] <lxd> hello everyone
[14:12] <ikonia> marcel: because YOU build a custom kernel doens't mean everyone should, re-read the "works for me" factoid, and FYI: custom kernels are NOT supported
[14:12] <ikonia> !wfm > marcel
[14:13] <marcel> ikonia, custom kernels are bad? i still dont get it
[14:13] <ikonia> marcel: custom kernels are fine if you know what you're doing, as I've said
[14:13] <marcel> ikonia, i cant share what works for me?
[14:13] <ikonia> marcel: of course you can
[14:14] <marcel> ikonia, common sense, so thats always the case
[14:14] <ikonia> marcel: but telling someone to do something because it worked for you is not a great idea
[14:14] <guja> When I installed lamp and restarted Ubuntu, gdm didn't want to start and console login was show up to me on login. When I login there and say startx, then I get into Ubuntu. Where's the problem?
[14:14] <marcel> ikonia, thats called support
[14:14] <marcel> ikonia, so i should not help?
[14:14] <marcel> ikonia, i'm giving an option
[14:14] <ikonia> marcel: stop trying to provoke a situation - just think about what you're advising people to do
[14:15] <eldenz> yeah it's fine. i don't make anyone reliable even if things don't work :) i won't run into trouble
[14:15] <guja> Also, in panel where I have my name written and beside it shut-down button, there's no icons for my current status (away, busy, etc), but just dark rectangle for all statuses.
[14:15] <ubuntu64> zagibu: i did something like that but vlc closes if the dvd starts
[14:15] <eldenz> i've built my own share of custom kernels on other distros
[14:15] <marcel> eldenz, http://www.howtoforge.com/kernel_compilation_ubuntu
[14:15] <ubuntu64> i shell set the video output to x11 but how
[14:15] <eldenz> thanks marcel
[14:15] <marcel> eldenz, this is a good tutorial on building a custom kernel, configuring takes some time though
[14:16] <marcel> eldenz, you can always boot back to the ubuntu kernels
[14:16] <zagibu> ubuntu64: try disabling desktop effects...i had a similar problem with totem
[14:16] <papermates> hello guys
[14:16] <marcel> eldenz, is transactional memory for C?
[14:16] <papermates> I have a question
[14:16] <ubuntu64> i think they are already disabled
[14:17] <DJones> !ask | papermates
[14:17] <Aperculum> It's really confusing to use Ubuntu 9.04 on virtualbox in seamless mode under ubuntu 8.10
[14:17] <eldenz> marcel, yes it's a C library... it's not really a transactional memory though.. it copies memory pages
[14:17] <papermates> is recommended to compile a custom kernel on ubuntu 64 running on a virtual machine ?
[14:17] <papermates> I never did that
[14:17] <marcel> eldenz, you want to do rollbacks?
[14:18] <papermates> I always used to compile custom kernel on native machine
[14:18] <papermates> and I was wondering if somebody have did that before
[14:18] <Titan8990> papermates, its never supported nor recommended to compile custom kernels in ubuntu
[14:18] <eldenz> marcel, kind of, why are you asking? interested in this topic?
[14:18] <marcel> papermates, there is no recommendation, only thing is that when configured corectly, you have a better kernel
[14:18] <Titan8990> papermates, other distros offer MUCH better support for it
[14:18] <marcel> eldenz, it was discussed in a java conference, its been looked at for java 7
[14:18] <Titan8990> marcel, and broken package management system that depends on your kernel being a ubuntu one
[14:19] <Titan8990> marcel, specifically for module installation
[14:19] <marcel> Titan8990, what can break?
[14:19] <Titan8990> marcel, all modules installed via the package manager
[14:19] <papermates> I guess the kernel is the same of the any other distros
[14:19] <marcel> Titan8990, yes, nvidia stuff etc
[14:19] <marcel> Titan8990, but you can install it anyway manually
[14:19] <papermates> I dont like to have a pre compiled kernel with lots of useless stuff
[14:19] <zagibu> papermates: yeah, shouldn't make a difference, i think
[14:19] <eldenz> marcel, really? nice, my work has something to do with extending java, as well. got any urls?
[14:20] <Titan8990> marcel, alsa, VM modules, webcam drivers, back-port wireless drivers
[14:20] <marcel> eldenz, it was a j-spring, but thats dutch
[14:20] <swiftarrow> zagibu: not too old, last year.
[14:20] <zagibu> papermates: then you'd be better off with a different distro altogether, like gentoo
[14:20] <veckt> hello! I cant read from DVD.. how could i fix that? it's a brand new dvd movie... if i try to copy the vob files i get: cp: reading `/cdrom/VIDEO_TS/VTS_01_0.VOB': Input/output error
[14:20] <veckt> please help :)
[14:20] <marcel> eldenz, google for it, java memoty model java 7, etc
[14:20] <papermates> zagibu : I dont understand why anyways
[14:20] <marcel> Titan8990, alsa is in the kernel, webcam drivers also, all drivers except nvidia-glx
[14:20] <papermates> if the kernel is just the same
[14:20] <zagibu> swiftarrow: I just thought it might have anything to do with ACPI, and how it is sometimes "optimized for Windows", which means stunted
[14:21] <papermates> why would I to use another distro to compile a custom kernel ?
[14:21] <Titan8990> marcel, no... in most distros alsa is in the kernel, this is not the case for ubuntu
[14:21] <papermates> anyways  I am going to give it a try
[14:21] <Foor> anyone who codes in perl is it just me or is setting up mod perl on ubuntu a pain in the add
[14:21] <Foor> ass also
[14:21] <zagibu> papermates: because if you like slender systems, gentoo can do a lot more for you than ubuntu...a linux system is not only the kernel
[14:21] <marcel> Titan8990, if you build a custom kernel, there are lots of options for alsa
[14:21] <papermates> compiling all the stuff that I need for my hw
[14:21] <papermates> and see what happens
[14:21] <marcel> Titan8990, custom kernel is from kernel.org, not ubuntu
[14:21] <Titan8990> marcel, I am well aware
[14:22] <papermates> zagibu
[14:22] <papermates> linux system is just the kernel
[14:22] <zagibu> swiftarrow: i thought of ACPi, because you mentioned the sleep-issue
[14:22] <papermates> the distro is the distro
[14:22] <papermates> anyways ..
[14:22] <swiftarrow> zagibu, no, I don't think so.  Actually, come to think of it, it happend (quite some time) after i tried to change the bootscreen by manually installing another.  The install didn't work, so I reverted, and that didn't work, so I re-installed the whole thing from the repos.  And (perhaps a week later) it started this stuff.
[14:22] <marcel> papermates, thats correct
[14:22] <gabi> hi, anyone knows how to load ubuntu from XP's bootloader?
[14:22] <papermates> I been gentoo users for 5 years
[14:23] <Lint01> how can I boot without starting X-server?
[14:23] <papermates> and I am still gentoo users
[14:23] <Titan8990> papermates, gentoo user here as well
[14:23] <zagibu> papermates: yeah, and in gentoo, you can also compile all software especially the way you like it...remove support for stuff you don't want, etc.
[14:23] <jrib> Lint01: why?
[14:23] <papermates> but sometimes I am forced to use ubuntu on some virtual machines that we have here on the data
[14:23] <marcel> papermates, gentoo is for compiling everything like X, gnome, etc
[14:23] <papermates> thats all
[14:23] <zagibu> okay
[14:23] <Titan8990> Lint01, you have to remove gdm from boot
[14:23] <bin1010> i have a problem with my nvidia video driver in 8.10....I am trying to use twinview:Clones.....my laptop has a 16:9 ratio and the monitors I am having trouble with are all 4:3 monitors (dell monitors, overhead projectors, etc).  How do I get the 16:9 laptop monitor to switch to a 4:3 ratio so that the clone of both monitors lines up correctly????
[14:23] <swiftarrow> zagibu, another thing that happens is if i close the lid, it used to go to sleep, now (when booted with splash) it starts the beep until it's slept, an dthen never wakes up again, needs a hard reboot.
[14:23] <Lint01> jrib: because it hang the system
[14:23] <papermates> zagibu
[14:23] <papermates> again
[14:24] <sdwrage> Morning all
[14:24] <zagibu> yeahyeah, thanks for your philosophical insight
[14:24] <papermates> its not my chose to use ubuntu
[14:24] <zagibu> i understand, thanks
[14:24] <papermates> I am forced to use it ..
[14:24] <marcel> papermates, what was your question again
[14:24] <zagibu> a hard fate
[14:24] <jrib> Lint01: can you get to tty1?
[14:24] <swiftarrow> zagibu, anyway, dont loose any sleep over it.  Just wondered if anyone knew what it was.  I'll be upgrading soon enough.
[14:24] <zagibu> they could force you to use Win98, you know
[14:24] <Titan8990> papermates, debian has good support for custom kernels if you can get away with that
[14:25] <zagibu> swiftarrow: the lid close issue also sounds like an ACPI problem to me
[14:25] <gafir> they could force you to use an Atari computer :)
[14:25] <papermates> just wondering if is recommended to compile a custom kernel on ubuntu 64 running on virtual machine
[14:25] <zagibu> swiftarrow: maybe google some for your laptop model + linux + acpi
[14:25] <Lint01> jrib: no, I cannot get to any session after X startup
[14:25] <papermates> Titan8980
[14:25] <gabi> how do i load ubuntu from windows' bootloader?
[14:25] <papermates> I am a freebsd user anyway
[14:25] <Titan8990> papermates, no
[14:25] <zagibu> papermates: they have already told you that it's not recommended
[14:25] <papermates> I dont like any linux distros
[14:25] <papermates> out ther
[14:25] <papermates> but as I already said
[14:25] <Titan8990> papermates, you said you were a gentoo user just a min ago
[14:25] <marcel> papermates, depends on what you want to achieve, do you have hardware that is not recognized (drivers), or want to build amd64 kernel, etc
[14:25] <papermates> I am forced to use
[14:26] <bonhoffer> i want to image my pc -- so i can backup to my current state -- is there a guide/free way to do this?
[14:26] <papermates> I am still gentoo users
[14:26] <papermates> but not for my chose
[14:26] <bazhang> !ot
[14:26] <papermates> anyways
[14:26] <jrib> Lint01: well you can go into recovery mode and stop X from starting there with sysv-rc-conf
[14:26] <marcel> bonhoffer, partimage makes images of partitions for backup
[14:26] <jrib> Lint01: don't let the gdm service start
[14:26] <papermates> I am going to give it a try and see what happens
[14:26] <gafir> I would like to wear skirts, but they force me to wear pants
[14:26] <papermates> thanks everybody
[14:26] <Guest575> You Welcome all!!!
[14:26] <Titan8990> papermates, isn't it basically the same as freebsd only with a different kernel and the fact that freebsd has a better method for binary installations?
[14:26] <Pici> !ot | gafir
[14:26] <bonhoffer> marcel, is that the recommended way to go?
[14:27] <bonhoffer> also want to image my windows pc
[14:27] <marcel> recommended, i dont know, i just give my opinion, i dont work for ubuntu
[14:27] <Guest575> aldona skąd jesteś?
[14:27] <papermates> its a completely different things anyways
[14:27] <papermates> brb
[14:27] <bonhoffer> marcel, what you use?
[14:27] <zagibu> bonhoffer: i like clonezilla for imaging
[14:28] <marcel> bonhoffer, i've used partimage in the past, worked really well, including windows stuff
[14:28] <SeySayux> hello, i've got some problems setting up my broadcom wireless card (broadcom 4328). using jaunty beta, but it didn't work under intrepid either, so...
[14:28] <zagibu> bonhoffer: it can also image windows and is based on partimage
[14:28] <marcel> bonhoffer, http://partimage.org/Main_Page
[14:28] <genii-around> !pl | Guest575
[14:28] <bonhoffer> zaggynl, marcel, ever heard of selfImage?
[14:28] <marcel> bonhoffer, nope, maybe its good, i dont know
[14:29] <bonhoffer> well, i am going to look into clonezilla first, then partimage, thanks!
[14:29] <marcel> bonhoffer, enjoy
[14:29] <bonhoffer> zagibu, what advantage does clonezilla have over partimage?
[14:29] <bonhoffer> it is a user-friendly gui on top
[14:29] <Guest575> kto z PL?
[14:29] <ikonia> Guest575: what's up ?
[14:30] <zagibu> bonhoffer: and boot cd, partimage has no boot cd, as I get it...
[14:30] <bonhoffer> also, is there a good program to compare two directories and let me see where there are differences (gui prefer)
[14:30] <marcel> bonhoffer, i would not care for the gui, i would care about the restoring works
[14:30] <marcel> bonhoffer, backup needs to be 100% correct right?
[14:30] <veckt> I can't read DVDs in ubuntu? what should i do?
[14:30] <bonhoffer> marcel, good point -- but if the bones are the same, i'd take a east to use interface
[14:30] <veckt> i get input/output error
[14:31] <marcel> veckt, what kind of dvd is it?
[14:31] <marcel> veckt, what does it contain? video?
[14:32] <marcel> brb
[14:32] <magnetron> !dvd | veckt
[14:32] <veckt> marcel: yes, video. and brand new
[14:33] <bonhoffer> on windows, i purchased ajc directory syncronizer -- looking for an ubuntu program to compare a backed up directory and see if i can delete it (i might have saved a file there)
[14:33] <bonhoffer> what to see anything that is newer on the backed up directory
[14:33]  * zaggynl growls
[14:33] <marcel> veckt, did you install the repository from medibuntu.org?
[14:34] <marcel> veckt, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[14:34] <error404notfound> for security reason i want to tear some space from / and make it /tmp then mount it as noexec, any idea on how to do that?
[14:34] <marcel> error404notfound, with sed?
[14:34] <marcel> error404notfound, awk
[14:34] <zagibu> bonhoffer: on the cli, you could do it with find and diff
[14:34] <Mavrik-> unmount root, resize partition, create new partition, add entry to fstab?
[14:35] <bonhoffer> zagibu, something like find /old_backup -name "*" | diff . . .
[14:35] <Foor> anyone run ubuntu on a samung Q1?
[14:35] <marcel> Foor, samung?
[14:35] <Foor> :P yep
[14:35] <bonhoffer> would love a link to tutorial -- i am sure i can work around the man pages if needed
[14:35] <chris__> fr
[14:36] <marcel> Foor, what is this thing?
[14:36] <veckt> marcel: i cant even cp the files!! i'm installing ubuntu-restricted-extras.. hope it works!
[14:36] <chris__> fr
[14:36] <error404notfound> marcel, sed? awk? "/" is a file system, currently mounted, i want to say make a 500M /tmp out of it, i mean live FileSystem clipping out of /
[14:36] <xgn> exit
[14:36] <Foor> marcel: its a umpc
[14:36] <marcel> error404notfound, i misunderstood
[14:36] <zagibu> bonhoffer: I myself would have stored the find results in two files, then use diff on them
[14:36] <zagibu> but I guess there are more efficient ways
[14:36] <Guest14754> hello
[14:36] <marcel> Foor, i dont have it
[14:36] <bonhoffer> zagibu, makes sense
[14:37] <marcel> Foor, but download ubuntu and boot the cd, see what happens
[14:37] <veckt> i don't think the problem are codecs.. because i can't read or copy any files from the dve
[14:37] <veckt> *dvd
[14:37] <zagibu> maybe it has copy protection?
[14:37] <marcel> veckt, what ubuntu version
[14:37] <Foor> marcel, oh i have i have everything running but the damn touch screen doesnt line up on the edges
[14:37] <marcel> veckt, in medibuntu docs is says something about libdvdcss
[14:38] <Guest19848> kto z PL?
[14:38] <bazhang> !pl
[14:38] <marcel> Foor, leds are supported, but not by default
[14:38] <marcel> Foor, you could try a different kernel maybe? did you upgrade recently?
[14:39] <Guest19848> ubot tu Czy można rozmawiać w jęz. pol?
[14:39] <veckt> marcel: ubuntu 8.10 ... i tried installing libdvdcss, but i couldn't.. will try again ...
[14:39] <marcel> veckt, use the medibuntu repos please
[14:39] <franck> salut tous le monde
[14:39] <bazhang> !pl > Guest19848
[14:39] <bazhang> franck, #ubuntu-fr pour francais svp
[14:40] <error404notfound> can someone tell me why my apache is running as root even though it suppose to be run as www-data? http://pastebin.com/mdbf5cdb
[14:40] <ikonia> error404notfound: its only the parent launched as root
[14:40] <franck> tien
[14:40] <Guest19848> jaki język tu obowiązuję?
[14:40] <marcel> error404notfound, is it run as daemon from /etc/init.d?
[14:40] <error404notfound> ikonia, is that a security threat?
[14:40] <error404notfound> marcel, yes..
[14:41] <Titan8990> error404notfound, did you start it from its correct path instead of the init.d script?
[14:41] <ikonia> error404notfound: no, look at the children - they are all running as www-data exactly as they should be
[14:41] <marcel> error404notfound, you could check the script under /etc/init.d/
[14:41] <marcel> error404notfound, see what it does
[14:41] <Kartagis> !pl | Guest19848
[14:41] <ikonia> its fine - it's only the parent that runs as root to launch the child processes
[14:41] <rano> dfjdghjghjk
[14:41] <error404notfound> Titan8990, correct path?
[14:41] <ikonia> rano: what's up ?
[14:41] <franck> il y a de la caille ici
[14:41] <ikonia> !fr | franck
[14:41] <bazhang> franck, english here please
[14:42] <Titan8990> error404notfound, I mean its absolute path, /usr/sbin/apache2
[14:42] <bonhoffer> how do i regenerate the gnome panel menus
[14:42] <ikonia> Titan8990: it's path won't change anything - it's running %100 fine
[14:42] <DJones> http://bayimg.com/fapkoaaba
[14:42] <DJones> sorry,ignore that
[14:42] <error404notfound> Titan8990, no, this is the one started from init scripts
[14:42] <error404notfound> even tried with apache2ctl, still parent is with root
[14:42] <ikonia> DJones: please be more careful
[14:43] <ikonia> error404notfound: that is fine
[14:43] <ikonia> error404notfound: the parent has to be root - it's the children that serve the pages
[14:43] <error404notfound> ikonia, strangely this guy's apache runs as www-data completely: http://www.linuxsecurity.com/content/view/133913/171/
[14:44] <kitche> error404notfound: yes and ti tells you right on that page what ypu need to do
[14:44] <bonhoffer> isn't there some way to kill x11/gnome and regen the menus to reflect a program i just installed?
[14:44] <ikonia> error404notfound: no it's nt
[14:44] <ikonia> error404notfound: look at his grep command he's getting ONLY the processes run by www-data
[14:44] <error404notfound> kitche, and thats what i did, incase if you didnt see the pastebin..
[14:44] <ikonia> error404notfound: if he did "ps -ef | grep apache2" he'd get the root one
[14:45] <Kartagis> bonhoffer, ctrl-alt-backspace
[14:45] <marcel> bonhoffer, some progams dont install into the menu
[14:45] <Guest19848> co jest z tą instalką stanęła na 85%!
[14:45] <NeoDragon> I noticed that the version of the CCSM in on my copy of intrepid was different from the one a friend of mine as on his pc with intrepid and yet we both upgraded from hardy the same way, for some reason mine does not have the tabs accross the top with all the extra configuration options and now when I search for the CCSM in sinaptic it can't find it in the repos?
[14:45] <Kartagis> !pl | Guest19848
[14:45] <marcel> bonhoffer, you dont have to kill anything
[14:45] <space_cadet> hey guys, my Atheros AR928x stopped working as of last night
[14:45] <emilien> im updating to 9.04 beta , however im running crunch linux , which is ubuntu 8.10 with fluxbox , if i update it will it install gnome ?
[14:45] <marcel> NeoDragon, thats horrible man
[14:46] <Titan8990> NeoBlaster, sexy-python adds additional features to ccsm
[14:46] <bonhoffer> marcel, i remember not needing to kill x11 -- but a command that just regenerated my applications shortcut menu (not sure what those are called)
[14:46] <marcel> NeoDragon, you both have the same repos?
[14:46] <Titan8990> ^ NeoDragon
[14:46] <marcel> bonhoffer, why regenerate?
[14:46] <space_cadet> I can lshw, it sees it and is using the ath9k drivers, i can iwconfig and see it, i can ifconfig and see it.  It just won't see or join my network
[14:46] <exco> should I in theory be able to control all network interfaces through network-manager (without touching /etc/network/interfaces)?
[14:46] <bonhoffer> so i can find the executable for unison?
[14:46] <jrib> error404notfound: notice that in his paste on the link you gave he has 3 children processes and no parent listed
[14:46] <NeoDragon> marcel: yes we compared our two pc's and we both have the same repos enabled
[14:47] <space_cadet> atheros AR928x no longer working for an unknown reason
[14:47] <Titan8990> exco, unfortunately, yes
[14:47] <space_cadet> no install or update
[14:47] <NeoDragon> marcel: he can find it, but I can't in the repos
[14:47] <space_cadet> just broke by itself
[14:47] <marcel> NeoDragon, could be that in the past he had a different repos
[14:47] <marcel> NeoDragon, he didnt install it manually via a .deb
[14:47] <space_cadet> i did get a random bluescreen in windows before booting to ubuntu.
[14:47] <exco> Titan8990: well it has a nice gui - it just doesn't do what you tell it, does it?
[14:48] <Titan8990> NeoDragon, sudo apt-get update
[14:48] <space_cadet> atheros card stopped working
[14:48] <Titan8990> exco, meh, guis.....
[14:48] <marcel> NeoDragon, you can do: apt-cache show ccsm
[14:48] <NeoDragon> marcel: he and I both upgraded from hardy using the dist-upgrade options
[14:48] <marcel> NeoDragon, and compare output
[14:48] <space_cadet> does anyone have any ideas as to why my atheros card stopped working for no reason?
[14:49] <marcel> NeoDragon, it can alo depend on what compiz plugins you have installed
[14:49] <space_cadet> anyone at all
[14:49] <marcel> space_cadet, blue screen in windows, yes, so what is the problem
[14:50] <NeoDragon> marcel: we both used the standard installation of compiz-fusion
[14:50] <Habyb> Olá!
[14:50] <marcel> NeoDragon, i dont know then
[14:50] <Habyb> Como vão?
[14:50] <marcel> space_cadet, what was your question again>
[14:51] <NeoDragon> marcel: I will try the cache command and see what I come up with thanks
[14:51] <LjL> Habyb: se fala ingles em este canal
[14:51] <LjL> Habyb: /join #ubuntu-br
[14:51] <Habyb> Not
[14:51] <ugliefrog> anyone here use me-tv
[14:51] <welcom> welcom
[14:52] <ikonia> welcom: what's up ?
[14:52] <Habyb> The Prtugues?
[14:52] <Habyb> what canal?
[14:52] <LjL> Habyb: escribe /join #ubuntu-bt para portugues
[14:52] <LjL> #ubuntu-br
[14:52] <koolkartik> hi all
[14:52] <bazhang> #ubuntu-pt
[14:52]  * travmon waves hello
[14:52] <Habyb> oh!
[14:52] <Habyb> ok!
[14:53] <LjL> bazhang: i made a mixture of the two :P
[14:53] <EasyRide> hi all!
[14:53] <EasyRide> hi! i try to install rTorren+rtGui. I using this how to: http://code.google.com/p/rtgui/wiki/ubuntu_rtgui but i have one problem - how to load this module in LiteSpeed?
[14:53] <bazhang> LjL, haha
[14:53] <Skizoboy> hey there
[14:53] <NeoDragon> marcel: this is what it gave me when I input the apt -cache show ccsm command:  W: Unable to locate package ccsm
[14:53] <NeoDragon> E: No packages found
[14:53] <Habyb> Você me entende?
[14:53] <exco> How can I tell my machine which network to use for internet access ... because whenever I connect my pda I can't access the internet anymore
[14:53] <Pici> NeoDragon: The package name is compizconfig-settings-manager
[14:54] <marcel> NeoDragon, i dont know the package name for that, replace ccsm with what you use for compiz
[14:54] <LjL> Habyb: un poco, pero aqui solo falamos ingles
[14:54] <zagibu> exco: it depends on your routes
[14:54] <Habyb> De onde esta a falar?
[14:54] <zagibu> exco: you can display them with the route command
[14:54] <quatar-it> hi all. what happened?
[14:54] <quatar-it> all started when I tried to close aMsn: it refused to close and notified me an error, caused by something like GT, TK GK... not GTK, sure.
[14:54] <quatar-it> then it started to collapse all (i use gnome on ubuntu 8.04, hardy): Transmission forgetting where to save files, firefox losing bookmarks, and others
[14:54] <exco> zagibu: one sec
[14:54] <LjL> Habyb: /join #ubuntu-br o /join #ubuntu-pt, por favor
[14:54] <NeoDragon> Pici: it just gave me the same result for that
[14:54] <error404notfound> can i tear up space from my live "/" and make it "/tmp" ?
[14:55] <quatar-it> restarting x, it forgets to launch nmapplet and the battery status monitor...
[14:55] <quatar-it> and on and on.
[14:55] <exco> zagibu: http://pastebin.com/d2d60be3b
[14:55] <Habyb> what is your email?
[14:55] <Pici> NeoDragon: apt-cache show compizconfig-settings-manager
[14:55] <exco> zagibu: that's just wlan of course ...
[14:55] <marcel> error404notfound, i have no clue what you mean by that, can you be a bit more clear?
[14:55] <space_cadet> my wireless is not working.   atheros AR928x using ath9k intrepid
[14:55] <quatar-it> ~ folder seems to be still there. All i did was, yesterday, to update and upgrade.
[14:55] <NeoDragon> Pici: I think I will try just installing intrepid from scratch and see if that gets me anywhere
[14:56] <travmon> i have been using 9.04 since alpha stage. will the normal updates make it a final release install in 6 days?
[14:56] <marcel> NeoDragon, or jaunty, thats almost released
[14:56] <zagibu> exco: what is speedport.ip?
[14:56] <error404notfound> marcel, suppose /=10G, i want to make /home=2G, /var=2G, /tmp=500M, /=all remaining, that is easy if i am doing a install. My question is can i break my / after i have done installation?
[14:56] <marcel> travmon, yeah
[14:56] <NeoDragon> I installed intrepid from scratch on my laptop and I don't have this problem on the laptop weird
[14:56] <Skizoboy> *travmon yep
[14:56] <NeoDragon> sorry gotta go have an appointment be back later.
[14:56] <marcel> error404notfound, what do you mean by break?
[14:56] <EasyRide> anyone an help me? :)
[14:57] <xgn> I can
[14:57] <exco> zagibu: that's my wlan router
[14:57] <error404notfound> marcel, as in english, break apart, tear, cut
[14:57] <EasyRide> xgn: i try to install rTorren+rtGui. I using this how to: http://code.google.com/p/rtgui/wiki/ubuntu_rtgui but i have one problem - how to load this module in LiteSpeed?
[14:57] <error404notfound> marcel, resize, clip...
[14:57] <marcel> error404notfound, you mean as in resize?
[14:57] <error404notfound> marcel, yes..
[14:57] <xgn> @EasyRide: What the hell are you talking about? ubuntu?
[14:57] <marcel> error404notfound, well the root is / , under that you have all, including tmp
[14:58] <quatar-it> have someone had the same problem? looking like all software left their configurations andd refuse to get new ones?
[14:58] <EasyRide> xgn: yes, 8.10 server
[14:58] <marcel> error404notfound, if you change the root, i dont think your filesystem will be happy
[14:58] <exco> sorry, tried connecting the pda and got disconnected again, zagibu
[14:58] <marcel> error404notfound, however check gparted maybe that can help you
[14:58] <xgn> Sorry, I was just kidding I'm a complete noob ^
[14:58] <travmon> thank you marcel an skizoboy  :)
[14:58] <ikonia> marcel: can't resize active LVM parititon
[14:58] <ikonia> marcel: sorry - that was for exco
[14:58] <ikonia> error404notfound:
[14:58] <EasyRide> xgn: ;]
[14:58] <marcel> ikonia, no problem
[14:58] <Tetsuooo> my grub is so fucked up, new kernel versions dont show up
[14:58] <ikonia> Tetsuooo: please control your language
[14:59] <ikonia> Tetsuooo: if you can't say it without swearing - don't say it please.
[14:59] <ferry> hallo
[14:59] <Tetsuooo> its not swearing
[14:59] <marcel> Tetsuooo, did you try grub-install again?
[14:59] <ikonia> Tetsuooo: it is - please don't do it again
[14:59] <mojo__> how to change console resolution to 1024x800 (WS)?
[14:59] <ferry> hallo
[14:59] <armornick> mojo__, try installing startupmanager
[14:59] <Tetsuooo> hm i dont know how to reinstall it i try it
[14:59] <Cannon> !quota
[14:59] <EagleScreen> mojo__:  try vga=0x318
[14:59] <exco> is there logging for this channel, so I can read back?
[15:00] <Cannon> hey guys, is there a way for me to limit users disc usage?
[15:00] <armornick> ferry, hi
[15:00] <marcel> error404notfound, what you do actually is resizing a filesystem within a partition, so it depends on the filesystem if this is supported
[15:00] <koolkartik> does ne 1 know how to fix this prob? m not able 2 update linux generic kernel
[15:00] <marcel> error404notfound, for instance xfs doesnt support resizing becuase of its fs algorithm
[15:00] <error404notfound> marcel, now, i didnt understand that..
[15:00] <zagibu> Cannon: it's called quota
[15:01] <xgn> Does anybody here know a good Quiz channel? English or German! I'm trying to google one for about half an hour and I can't find any working ones...
[15:01] <error404notfound> marcel, i have ext3.. and i heard it supports resizing..
[15:01] <Pici> xgn: /msg alis help   also try asking in #freenode
[15:01] <Cannon> lol, i know that bit zaggynl
[15:01] <Cannon> !quota
[15:01] <marcel> error404notfound, ok, then you can do it, as long as you dont exceed the partiton size
[15:01] <Benji46> need somebody who speak french...
[15:01] <Pici> !fr | Benji46
[15:01] <xgn> Okay, I'll try it out, thx...
[15:02] <koolkartik> can anyone help me a bit?
[15:02] <zagibu> depends
[15:02] <Skizoboy> Benji je parle Francais
[15:02] <Skizoboy> mais je suis un peu un noob
[15:02] <armornick> Koolkartik, what error message do you get?
[15:02] <Tetsuooo> koolkartik, do you have too many kernels installed?
[15:02] <marcel> error404notfound, i thought you meant a livefs for a bootable cd
[15:02] <ah7013> i need help when i suspend my laptop and resume it the keyboard and touchpad dont work
[15:02] <error404notfound> marcel, nope..
[15:03] <marcel> error404notfound, you can resize filesystems, there is a bootable gparted cd to download from the internet
[15:03] <cool_nick12> updating to 9.04 RC, wish me luck :D
[15:03] <keith-> there is a persian ubuntu channel? farsi?
[15:04] <marcel> cool_nick12, using apt-get?
[15:04] <cool_nick12> marcel: the ubuntu page said just do "update-manager -d"
[15:04] <Aloush> hey guys i installed css using wine i ran it and it didnt worked then it messed up ym resolution and wont change back
[15:04] <bazhang> keith-, #ubuntu-ir
[15:04] <cool_nick12> thats what im doing
[15:04] <marcel> cool_nick12, thats true, but the new ext4 fs is much faster than ext3, so if you can reinstalling from cd will give you more benefits
[15:05] <koolkartik> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic_2.6.24-19.41_i386.deb: unable to make backup link of `./boot/vmlinuz-2.6.24-19-generic' before installing new version
[15:05] <koolkartik> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-2.6.24-23-generic_2.6.24-23.52_i386.deb: unable to make backup link of `./boot/vmlinuz-2.6.24-23-generic' before installing new version
[15:05] <cool_nick12> marcel: true, but then won't i lose all my files?
[15:05] <koolkartik> this is the error
[15:05] <marcel> cool_nick12, yes if you format it, so backup
[15:05] <Habyb> LjL, speak where?
[15:05] <marcel> cool_nick12, there is no ext3->ext4 converter
[15:05] <cool_nick12> ok thanks
[15:05] <cool_nick12> that makes sense
[15:05] <ah7013> can someone help me
[15:06] <cool_nick12> ill use update manager for now
[15:06] <marcel> ah7013, depends
[15:06] <cool_nick12> then maybe when i have time ill convert to ext4
[15:06] <koolkartik> each time i try 2 update this error comes up.... and when i try 2 install nethng else also then also this error pops up
[15:06] <marcel> cool_nick12, sure, i've been using jaunty for a while now, i really like it
[15:06] <cool_nick12> sweet
[15:06] <cool_nick12> closing this for now
[15:06] <cool_nick12> ill report (hopefully) success later
[15:06] <armornick> cool_nick12, tell me how that goes, 'cause I heard upgrades with a customized system usually break everything
[15:06] <marcel> koolkartik, what error
[15:06] <cool_nick12> ok i will
[15:06] <cool_nick12> peace
[15:07] <ah7013> when i suspend my laptop and resume it the keyboard and touchpad dont work
[15:07] <koolkartik> ﻿armornick: can u help me with this
[15:07] <antineko> Hey everyone - I'm running a script in etc/init.d/ at boot, which powers on a Ventrilo server, and I've added it to Sessions. Now, it's working, but it runs the script before my desktop has loaded (x/gnome etc.) and I don't want that. I want it to run after I've logged in
[15:07] <Morclye> I want to try this game and I'm asking if following these instructions gives me properly installed working game? http://crrcsim.berlios.de/wiki/index.php?n=CRRCsim.InstallLinux
[15:07] <koolkartik> ﻿Tetsuooo:do u know how 2 fix this?
[15:07] <armornick> koolkartik, I wish I could, but I don't understand the error messages myself
[15:07] <B_Lizzard_> Hello
[15:08] <armornick> ah7013: sounds like a problem with xorg
[15:08] <armornick> B_Lizzard_: hello
[15:08] <marcel> antineko, change the runlevel, i dont know how, but you can choose somewhere the runlevel, google for it
[15:08] <gafir> Hello, do you know where I can find authoritative statistics for OS trends? I found some in w3Schools, but is it considered an authority in terms of statistics?
[15:08] <antineko> marcel: Will check! Thanks
[15:08] <zagibu> antineko: maybe put it in /etc/profile? or your own .profile if you have one
[15:08] <Tetsuooo> koolkartik, no i cant update anymore either... thats why I gonna reinstall with 9.04
[15:08] <noraX> antineko: you can install sysv-rc-conf there u can configure the run levels of your initt.d scripts
[15:08] <koolkartik> ﻿armornick: it is unable 2 install linux-image-2.6.24-1
[15:08] <marcel> antineko, the boot procedure is divided in runlevels, thats what i know
[15:08] <armornick> antineko: you can add it to the gnome sessions menu
[15:09] <emilien> just deleted /tmp (accident)  how i make new on with right file permissions?
[15:09] <ikonia> emilien: /tmp is just 777
[15:09] <marcel> emilien, sudo mkdir /tmp
[15:09] <koolkartik> ﻿ Tetsuooo: there's no way out 2 solve this prob :(
[15:09] <B_Lizzard_> Hmmm, OK, I realize this is a high volume channel and this might be pointless, but I have a problem with an Ubuntu 9.04 installation and I have some questions.
[15:09] <emilien> ikonia: marcel  thanks
[15:09] <ikonia> !jaunty > B_Lizzard_
[15:09] <XddR> ÍÀÐÎÄ ÊÓÄÀ ß ÏÎÏÀË ?? ×ÒÎ ÇÀ ÑÅÒÜ ?
[15:10] <Ropechoborra> The audio of my ubuntu works whenever it wants ! :( Any suggestions?
[15:10] <LjL> XddR: english, please
[15:10] <B_Lizzard_> Thanks, dudes
[15:10] <B_Lizzard_> :)
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[15:10] <marcel> Ropechoborra, remove pulseaudio? just a suggestion, it stored per app audio settings
[15:10] <hwilde> hi I have two monitors with two xscreens using nvidia-config.  when I only have mouse and kb activity in the right monitor, both of them dim and go to sleep.  only activity in the left monitor is recognized to wake it up.  how can I fix this please?
[15:10] <koolkartik> ﻿ Tetsuooo: i've also tried it using packet manager but this error is from d time i installed ubuntu :(
[15:10] <HeyHelp> Hey i need help?
[15:10] <Ropechoborra> marcel, apt-get remove pulseaudio ?
[15:10] <armornick> HeyHelp: what's the question
[15:11] <XddR> ÷òî âû âñå ïî àíãëèêå áàçàðèòå
[15:11] <armornick> Ropechoborra: yes
[15:11] <HeyHelp> How do i install skype onto linux???????????
[15:11] <ikonia> HeyHelp: are you using ubuntu ?
[15:11] <HeyHelp> YEh
[15:11] <marcel> HeyHelp apt-get install skype?
[15:11] <ikonia> !skype > HeyHelp
[15:11] <antineko> noraX: Thanks! That sounds about right, I'll check it out
[15:11] <koolkartik> ﻿armornick: can u get my problem?
[15:11] <kitche> Ropechoborra: it might remove other programs as well
[15:11] <Ropechoborra> kitche, ubuntu-desktop it says
[15:11] <marcel> Ropechoborra, you can try, if it doens help reinstall
[15:12] <XddR> áëÿ
[15:12] <killedkillerc> is that proprietary driver warning logo thing going to be in my task panel forever?
[15:12] <killedkillerc> it wasn't like that before
[15:12] <kitche> Ropechoborra: that can be removed safely but you will need it again when you update
[15:12] <ikonia> !away > PC-Ente|away
[15:12] <bonhoffer> is there a way to mount amazon s3 as a drive in ubuntu?
[15:12] <Skizoboy> Hey everyone, I need some help with Netatalk
[15:12] <marcel> Ropechoborra, write down what is removed so you can install it again later
[15:12] <Ropechoborra> Just ubuntu-desktop and pulseaudio
[15:12] <XddR> ÛûÛûÛû :)))
[15:12] <HeyHelp> I still can't install skype on ubuntu HELP
[15:12] <armornick> koolkartik: sorry, i don't understand the error
[15:12] <antineko> I've added my Wireless network adapter as orinoco_usb in modules - but I have to type in my password (sudo req) each time I boot up Ubuntu
[15:12] <koolkartik> ﻿Tetsuooo: so wat shall i do with this prob, can u give me any suggestion..:)
[15:12] <bazhang> !ru > XddR
[15:13] <antineko> Is there an auto func?
[15:13] <HeyHelp> I CAN'T INSTALL SKYPE
[15:13] <HeyHelp> I CAN'T INSTALL SKYPE
[15:13] <FloodBot3> HeyHelp: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:13] <Ropechoborra> Still not working :( Its strange... sometimes it works, sometimes it just dont
[15:13] <cratel> why does pulseaudio take exclusive control of the sound card and is there any way I can instead get it share the soundcard using alsa?
[15:13] <bazhang> HeyHelp, lose the caps
[15:13] <killedkillerc> HeyHelp, sudo
[15:13] <zagibu> antineko: runlevels won't help you with stuff starting after login, you need /etc/profile or ~/.profile for this
[15:13] <killedkillerc> HeyHelp, better yet, su root
[15:13] <Foor> HeyHelp: Keyboard is broken too caps is stuck
[15:13] <marcel> HeyHelp, medibuntu has it
[15:13] <HeyHelp> su root?
[15:13] <killedkillerc> yeah
[15:13] <killedkillerc> it's for real men
[15:13] <kitche> cratel: use alsa instead of pulseaudio if you want to
[15:13] <marcel> HeyHelp, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[15:13] <HeyHelp> it can't find the package skype
[15:13] <bazhang> killedkillerc, dont suggest that here
[15:13] <killedkillerc> sry
[15:14] <chenno> bazhang: why?
[15:14] <bazhang> HeyHelp, please read the links given you
[15:14] <Ropechoborra> HeyHelp, you can try googleing for it... there's plenty of data about Skype for linux in the web, even in the official Skype site.
[15:14] <bazhang> !sudo > chenno
[15:14] <killedkillerc> chenno, for things like 'I CAN'T INSTALL SKYPE,' su root could very likely result in complete destruction of their system
[15:14] <killedkillerc> which is funny
[15:14] <chenno> bazhang: i know what sudo is
[15:14] <tones> HeyHelp, i just got it off the skype website, worked for me
[15:14] <killedkillerc> but then they're in here asking for more help
[15:14] <XddR> ÛûÛûÛû :)))
[15:14] <ikonia> !skype | HeyHelp
[15:15] <ikonia> XddR: english only please
[15:15] <HeyHelp> thanx
[15:15] <marcel> tones, you can do that but then you have to go to the website again if there is an updated version
[15:15] <ikonia> HeyHelp: if you follow the links ubottu gave to you (again) you'll be fine
[15:15] <AloushA> Anybody here got experience with Steam counter strike source on wine?
[15:15] <tones> marcel, fair point
[15:15] <koolkartik> ﻿armornick: in the update manager i m unable 2 update linux -image-2.6.24-19 generic and 2.6.24.23 generic
[15:15] <fevel> is there any easy to set up High availability tool for ubuntu?
[15:15] <basajaun> I have made changes to permissions  to access files on a hard drive that also contains another version of ubuntu but now when I want to log onto that drives my permissions are messed up how can I change this
[15:15] <ikonia> fevel: nothing easy
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[15:16] <fevel> what you got ikonia ? heartbeat?
[15:16] <Tetsuooo> koolkartik, I have no idea, I havent updated my ubuntu for a month, but installing new stuff still works despite the errors
[15:16] <troopperi> !wine > AloushA
[15:16] <koolkartik> ﻿armornick:hope u'll get a bit of my problem?
[15:16] <XddR> ÐæÓÍèÌàÃó
[15:16] <frostburn> is there a way to default strip markup in a copy/paste?
[15:16] <ikonia> !ry | XddR
[15:16] <TarBar> I'm going to be installing ubuntu server, What does it like better..IDE or SATA?
[15:16] <LjL> !ru | xdrr, quit it
[15:16] <ikonia> LjL: thank you
[15:16] <antineko> zagibu: I've got a profile.d folder in etc and a .profile file in my home dir which I can't figure out how to edit. Should I put the script location in there?
[15:16] <marcel>  koolkartik can you do in a console / terminal: sudo apt-get install
[15:16] <emilien> i get /etc/xsession permission denied in creating mkrtmp , this could be related to me accidenly deleting /tmp .
[15:17] <chenno> antineko: man bash
[15:17] <mattgyver83> is it possible to make a dvd from a youtube video?
[15:17] <mike> yes
[15:17] <armornick> mattgyver83: yes, very complicated process
[15:17] <koolkartik> Tetsuooo: yeah it works for me too but smtimes it creates errors
[15:17] <nubuntu> ikonia co ty taki kozak niby! jesteś
[15:17] <mattgyver83> does anyone have a link that i could look at?
[15:17] <MrKlown> i have a question for you all
[15:17] <ikonia> !pl | nubuntu
[15:17] <marcel> MrKlown, all of us?
[15:17] <koolkartik> marcel: yeah still the same error
[15:17] <MrKlown> well for someone marcel lol
[15:17] <marcel> koolkartik, what is the error then?
[15:17] <armornick> mattgyver83: you'd have to download the video, convert it to something writable and then write it to a dvd
[15:18] <marcel> koolkartik, sudo aptitude install
[15:18] <mattgyver83> like ffmpeg conver it to avi?
[15:18] <armornick> MrKlown: what's the question?
[15:18] <AloushA> Anybody here using XChat?
[15:18] <mattgyver83> convert*
[15:18] <MrKlown> anyhow i've noticed on ubuntu that flash makes the computer go incredibly slow now i dunno if this is due to flash or hardware problems
[15:18] <armornick> mattgyver83: yes
[15:18] <MrKlown> does anyone else get severe slowdowns with flash?
[15:18] <marcel> MrKlown, AMD64?
[15:18] <AloushA> Anybody here using Xchat?
[15:18] <bazhang> MrKlown, install flashblock on ff
[15:18] <tones> hey guys, what kernel version does ubuntu 8.10 use mainly
[15:18] <MrKlown> people keep asking me that marcel and i have no idea how to answer that
[15:18] <antineko> MrKlown: I do
[15:18] <MrKlown> baz no i need flash
[15:18] <koolkartik> marcel: o newly installed 0 2 not upgraded something like this
[15:19] <antineko> MrKlown: In fullscreen
[15:19] <killedkillerc> tones, the current one?
[15:19] <armornick> tones: try uname -r in a terminal
[15:19] <marcel> MrKlown, do you have a 64 bit ubuntu installed
[15:19] <MrKlown> antineko i found yoville on myspace to basically go incredibly bad
[15:19] <MrKlown> no marcel
[15:19] <emilien> mattgyver83: do not need software to dowload of youtube , it saves the video in /tmp automaticly
[15:19] <tones> killedkillerc: thanks
[15:19] <bazhang> MrKlown, you still can use flash, just only what you select
[15:19] <AloushA> if you use XChat private message me
[15:19] <tones> armornick: thanks too
[15:19] <emilien> i get /etc/xsession permission denied in creating mkrtmp , this could be related to me accidenly deleting /tmp .
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[15:19] <Ropechoborra> marcel,  from the Sound Settings in System -> Preferences i here the test sound with ALSA config. but i cant here any other sound
[15:19] <mattgyver83> emilien, thanks, didnt know that
[15:19] <marcel> koolkartik, what is the error? i dont see the problem, just two not upgraded, thats normal
[15:19] <antineko> How do I add init-script to current profile?
[15:19] <MrKlown> bazhang i understand that but it's one single app that i need to use that goes extremely slow, i mean it makes my computer go down to a crawl in ubuntu, it didn't in xp
[15:20] <marcel> Ropechoborra, use alsamixer in the terminal to set mixer settings
[15:20] <AlphaGem> program in C crash with segmentation fault on my system, but not on another one, some hint?
[15:20] <Ropechoborra> marcel, sorry, i do here sounds from youtube for example
[15:20] <Morclye> Why is "sudo make install_local" just giving me "make: *** No rule to make target `install_local'.  Stop." instead of installing program?
[15:20] <koolkartik> marcel: i.e those 2 generic images cant be installed
[15:20] <deathbybunnies> Hi -- trying to use gitso, and it says I have to open/forward port 5500 -- how do I do this?
[15:20] <marcel> Ropechoborra, sudo apt-get install alsa-oss
[15:20] <chenno> Morclye: because there is no install_local target in the makefile
[15:20] <marcel> koolkartik, try sudo aptitude instll linux-image-xxxx-generic
[15:20] <MrKlown> that would be in your router settings death
[15:20] <basajaun> is there a command from root shell to restore all permissions?
[15:21] <marcel> koolkartik, aptitude helps with conflicts
[15:21] <MrKlown> i think you type in http://forgottheaddresslol
[15:21] <noraX> antineko: http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/09/07/adding-a-startup-script-to-be-run-at-bootup/
[15:21] <Ropechoborra> marcel,  installing
[15:21] <MrKlown> http://128.something.something
[15:21] <MrKlown> the local
[15:21] <koolkartik> marcel:ok i'll check it out thnx
[15:21] <armornick> Morclye: your program can't install locally
[15:21] <mkultras> hey how do i decompile an .swf/flash  file on linux is there only windows utilities to do that ?
[15:21] <ikonia> mkultras: you can't
[15:22] <chenno> armornick: no, there is no target like that in the makefile
[15:22] <Ropechoborra> marcel, Now it works! :)
[15:22] <Ropechoborra> Thank you so much ! :)
[15:22] <marcel> Ropechoborra, of course
[15:22] <MrKlown> mk can't use wine?
[15:22] <armornick> chenno: that's what I meant, sorry
[15:22] <Ropechoborra> marcel, what is alsa-oss ?
[15:22] <epaphus> hey guys, where can I download cool wallpapers..?
[15:22] <nubuntu> ikonia zachcialo ci się banować he he
[15:22] <mkultras> i tried using wine but the app crashes the trellix one anyway ill try more
[15:22] <ikonia> epaphus: gnome-look.org
[15:22] <ikonia> !pl | nubuntu
[15:22] <marcel> Ropechoborra, oss is an older sound system that is used by some legacy appliations
[15:22] <noraX> epaphus: gnome-look or kde-look
[15:22] <bazhang> epaphus, gnome-look.org or deviant art
[15:22] <armornick> Ropechoborra: it makes oss programs use alsa, it's a sound thing
[15:22] <killedkillerc> epaphus, that type of talk belongs in #wallpapers
[15:22] <marcel> Ropechoborra, alsa-oss makes sure that oss is also supported
[15:22] <Morclye> chenno and armornick: How can I install the program then? Instructions told me to just use that command. I haven't installed anything before that hasn't been found with Synaptic so I don't really know what to do other than follow the instruction that doesn't work.
[15:23] <killedkillerc> epaphus, also, try google images
[15:23] <marcel> Ropechoborra, you can also find out by doing: apt-cache show alsa-oss
[15:23] <epaphus> thanks
[15:23] <Ropechoborra> marcel, and why it is not installed by default ?
[15:23] <ikonia> !pl | nubuntu
[15:23] <armornick> Morclye: try sudo make install
[15:23] <killedkillerc> !google | epaphus
[15:23] <epaphus> killedkillerc, nobody is in #wallpapers...
[15:23] <marcel> Ropechoborra, no idea
[15:23] <chenno> Morclye: read the README or INSTALL file that comes with the package, use --prefix or check the Makefile for appropriate targets
[15:23] <killedkillerc> lmao
[15:23] <ikonia> epaphus: http://www.gnome-look.org as suggested
[15:24] <killedkillerc> or google
[15:24] <Lint01> how can I check if ACPI is working?
[15:24] <deathbybunnies> Hi -- could anyone advise on how to open/forward port 5500 for gitso?
[15:24] <armornick> Lint01: it should work by default
[15:24] <ikonia> deathbybunnies: you will need to do it at your router level
[15:25] <Morclye> chenno: Readme that came with source code package tells to do exactly the same thing, I'll try what armornick suggested and see if that works
[15:25] <deathbybunnies> ikonia: Would you be able to point me at a tut or good place to look for one?
[15:25] <Lint01> armornick, apparently it don't, system just hangs when is shutting down
[15:25] <koolkartik> marcel: "Errors were encountered while processing "var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image....
[15:25] <ikonia> deathbybunnies: the manual for your router is a good place to start
[15:25] <marcel> koolkartik, yes...
[15:25] <mkultras> ya the sothink decompiler crashes wine and crossover wine, as does the trellix one, i guess i gota get a vm
[15:25] <koolkartik> marcel:E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[15:25] <ripnode4> I havent used linux in 7 years and want to use unbuntu, I have a couple of questions.  Is it save to install Jaunty RC1 as my primary OS? (On my laptop), do I need a windows partition read files from or does wine only need access to the files?
[15:25] <deathbybunnies> ikonia: Cheers -- this could get a little deep!
[15:25] <MrKlown> are those wysiwg editors for ubuntu fairly good?
[15:25] <koolkartik> marcel: this is the error mesage
[15:25] <ikonia> deathbybunnies: normally very straight forward if you read the text
[15:26] <marcel> koolkartik, did you do sudo aptitude install?
[15:26] <armornick> Lint01: try running sudo /usr/sbin/acpid
[15:26] <koolkartik> yeah
[15:26] <koolkartik> marcel: yeah
[15:26] <marcel> how does pastbin work here?
[15:26] <marcel> koolkartik, can you paste the error for me?
[15:26] <ikonia> !pastebin | marcel
[15:26] <armornick> ripnode4: jaunty should be safe to install, but beware that it is still a release candidate and not a final release
[15:26] <marcel> koolkartik, can you put the error in paste.ubuntu.com?
[15:27] <koolkartik> marcel: sure
[15:27] <marcel> ikonia, thanks
[15:27] <Lint01> acpid is already running
[15:27] <marcel> koolkartik, give me the url after your done
[15:27] <emilien> i get error when i start X i get error mkdtemp ; private socket; permission denied . I tried googling but only have lynx ;(
[15:27] <armornick> Lint01: have you tried installing startupmanager and then make it show the shutdown messages so you can see where it hangs?
[15:27] <phetips> (anyone got any clue why my irssi sometimes only refreshes when i click the terminal screen? ncurses seems to be properly installed)
[15:28] <Ropechoborra> marcel,  Uhmmm now Amarok or Audacious doesnt work. Amarok says audio device is busy
[15:28] <zetheroo> I am trying to install ubuntu but keep getting the busybox shell .... please help
[15:28] <marcel> Ropechoborra, restart the applications
[15:28] <Ropechoborra> marcel,  I did. Maybe if i restart the pc?
[15:29] <marcel> Ropechoborra, give it a try
[15:29] <noraX> zetheroo: run dmesg and see what you get, r u trying to install jaunty?
[15:29] <Ropechoborra> Ok, be right back
[15:29] <koolkartik> marcel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/152827/
[15:29] <emilien> i get error when i start X i get error mkdtemp ; private socket; permission denied . I tried googling but only have lynx ;(
[15:29] <zetheroo> ﻿ noraX: trying to install hardy on a Netbook via usb stick
[15:30] <vlad> hey,I have this strange webcam problem-I can access it via "cheese webcam booth",but with camorama-it gives me a couldn't connect to device warning,but the webcam activity monitor shows that it is on when I start the app and off when it closes.I am running on an acer aspire with a builtin camera
[15:30] <Lint01> armornick, what should I set in startupmanager exactly?
[15:30] <noraX> zetheroo: I hade alot of problem with my intel graphic chip when I tried to install jaunty.
[15:30] <phetips> anyone know this problem? irssi not refreshing untill i click the terminal window?
[15:30] <marcel> koolkartik, what kernel are you running now? uname -r
[15:30] <zetheroo> ﻿ noraX: I am not installing Jaunty
[15:30] <johannes_> hallo
[15:31] <armornick> Lint01: I'm using a dutch version but it should be the last checkbox option on the first tab, something like show text during boot
[15:31] <Foor> johannes: Hi
[15:31] <ah7013> hi i have installed ubuntu 9.04 release candidate will i be able to upgrade to the final when it comes out?
[15:31] <Pedran> johannes: Hai
[15:32] <Lint01> armornick, I'll try it
[15:32] <johannes_> hallo
[15:32] <armornick> ah7013: should be possible
[15:32] <johannes_> ich hab mal ne frage
[15:32] <zagibu> ah7013: no, you will be forever doomed to use 9.04 RC, FOREVER
[15:32] <johannes_> hat wer zeit
[15:32] <johannes_> ?
[15:32] <marcel> koolkartik, if you are running now a newer kernel, remove the older one with: sudo apt-get remove linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic
[15:32] <ah7013> armornick: thanks!
[15:32] <armornick> !de | johannes_
[15:33] <Pedran> I 'think' that said you are in the english channel, please change to the german channel, thank you
[15:33] <Pedran> Was I close?  ;p
[15:33] <alex3> what was packed for compiling ?
[15:33] <alex3> apt-get install essential ?
[15:33] <armornick> Pedran: yep
[15:33] <armornick> alex3: build-essential, I think
[15:33] <HeyHelp> I downloaded skype from the website BUT
[15:33] <marcel> aLeSD, sudo apt-get install build-essential
[15:33] <HeyHelp> it aint lettin me install
[15:33] <zetheroo> any help here?
[15:34] <HeyHelp> from file manager
[15:34] <alex3> thanks
[15:34] <HeyHelp> Please help
[15:34] <marcel> aLeSD, sorry wrong person
[15:34] <aLeSD> marcel: thanks
[15:34] <armornick> HeyHelp: have you tried adding medibuntu and then apt-get install skype
[15:34] <aLeSD> :)
[15:34] <Ropechoborra> marcel, everything ok ! :) Thanks!
[15:34] <HeyHelp> medibuntu?
[15:34] <DJones> !medibuntu | HeyHelp
[15:34] <marcel> Ropechoborra, glad it works now
[15:35] <parth> does anyone know how to get webcam working in windows as guest OS and ubuntu 8.10 as host?
[15:35] <armornick> parth: virtualbox or vmware?
[15:36] <parth> virtualbox
[15:37] <parth> virtualbox puel version
[15:37] <parth> armornick:virtualbox puel
[15:37] <kaffien> How big of a file must i try to access on ext4  for it to cause a kernel panic?
[15:37] <lvh> Hi.
[15:37] <Foor> hi
[15:38] <lvh> I'm usually an irssi user, but I'm looking for a cool IRC client that works nicely with Gnome. Running jaunty.
[15:38] <Foor> xchat
[15:38] <alex3> kvirc
[15:38] <armornick> parth: with what kind of cable is the webcam connected?
[15:38] <JMFTheVCI> armornick: VMware. I tried both but VMware was more flexible
[15:38] <kaffien> or bitchx if you prefer the console
[15:38] <armornick> lvh: pidgin
[15:38] <kaffien> xchat also has a console client
[15:39] <armornick> JMFTheVCI: lol, what?
[15:39] <kaffien> pitty they haven't / won't  port hydrairc to linux ..... sigh
[15:39] <koolkarti1> marcel: sorry  i didnt get any msg due to internet connection problem
[15:40] <micm92> 0ookja
[15:40] <micm92> o0ola
[15:40] <bazhang> micm92, ??
[15:40] <micm92> como estas
[15:40] <micm92> como te llams
[15:40] <micm92> ????
[15:40] <alex3> !es
[15:40] <bazhang> !es | micm92
[15:41] <alex3> bazhang: first :P
[15:41] <micm92> hello
[15:41] <armornick> micm92: hi
[15:41] <micm92> uatedes no ablan español???
[15:41] <koolkarti1> can any one help me with this prob http://paste.ubuntu.com/152827/
[15:41] <bazhang> alex3, hehe
[15:42] <micm92> o0ola
[15:42] <bazhang> micm92, /join #ubuntu-es
[15:42] <alex3> micm92: this is english support only
[15:42] <micm92> haaaa
[15:42] <micm92> hi
[15:42] <koolkarti1> ﻿ armornick: http://paste.ubuntu.com/152827/
[15:42] <Pedran> micm92: howdy
[15:43] <Aloush> Guys nickserv is saying this username is already registered yet i am still able to use it whats up?
[15:43] <lvh> I'm looking for a partition imaging tool.
[15:43] <lvh> Is partimage a good idea?
[15:43] <Pedran> Aloush: That means no-one in the room is currently using it, but someone has registered it with password.
[15:43] <bigjocker> Aloush, you can use it until the owner arrives
[15:43] <armornick> lvh: doesn't clonezilla do that?
[15:43] <lvh> Aloush: It also means that as soon as the owner arrives, he can boot you off the server.
[15:43] <Aloush> Pedran, ohh so i can't register this name?
[15:43] <Pedran> Nopers
[15:44] <lvh> armornick: I don't know, I'm looking for software. I'll take a look at clonezilla, hang on.
[15:44] <alex3> lvh: gparted
[15:44] <micm92> Americanists are
[15:44] <Morclye> Unless the owner doesn't identify with nickserv for was it 60 days or something
[15:44] <Aloush> Pedran, why would somebody want to use this name? i use it on the forums and everywhere and nobody ever has it how cna i check if its me who registered it but forgot?
[15:44] <wtv> !jaunty
[15:44] <alex3> Aloush: /join #freenode
[15:44] <koolkarti1> armornick: can u get my error now :)
[15:45] <micm92> pasenmelo got mail
[15:45] <Pedran> Aloush: That one goes beyond my limited experience my friend.  It could be that you 'have' registered the name, but didn't login properly.
[15:45] <Aloush> alex3, ok now what?
[15:45] <DJones> Aloush: That name hasn't been used for over a year by its original user, if you join #freenode you could ask them to drop the registration and you'll be able to register it for yourself
[15:45] <jingjing> the ubuntu 9.04 now release?
[15:45] <alex3> Aloush: ask there
[15:45] <henux> the Ubuntu 9.04 Alternate i386 cd image seems to be corrupted or something. I have tried to burn it to a CD via wodim multiple times but it always ends up containing buffer I/O errors. Anyone else have had this problem?
[15:45] <micm92> dementia mail
[15:45] <Aloush> DJones, ok i'm not freenode now what?
[15:45] <alex3> Aloush: aks there
[15:46] <DJones> !register
[15:46] <armornick> koolkarti1: I can't help you
[15:46] <micm92> bye
[15:46] <toan> help me?
[15:46] <micm92> bye
[15:46] <henux> the Ubuntu 9.04 Alternate i386 cd image seems to be corrupted or something. I have tried to burn it to a CD via wodim multiple times but it always ends up containing buffer I/O errors. Anyone else have had this problem?
[15:46] <alex3> toan: !ask
[15:46] <micm92> bye
[15:46] <toan> how to config DHCP on ubuntu
[15:46] <Aloush> alex3, i asked if i can have it
[15:46] <micm92> are americanist
[15:46] <alex3> henux: ask on /#ubuntu+1
[15:46] <micm92> ok
[15:46] <alex3> micm92: english is international language
[15:46] <HeyHelp> EVERYBODY i installed Skype Wooohoo
[15:47] <armornick> HeyHelp: congrats
[15:47] <HeyHelp> Thank you
[15:47] <armornick> toan: should be automatically
[15:47] <toan> yes
[15:47] <koolkarti1> can anyone helo me with this problem   http://paste.ubuntu.com/152827/
[15:47] <armornick> toan: are you using wireless, adsl, or something else?
[15:47] <toan> i'm adsl
[15:47] <alex3> toan: right click on wired connections -> edit connections
[15:48] <armornick> toan: is it via ethernet?
[15:48] <toan> yes
[15:48] <alex3> toan: make what i said
[15:48] <armornick> toan: try sudo pppoeconf in a terminal, works much better than the gnome network manager
[15:48] <toan> yes
[15:48] <emilien> i get error when i start X i get error mkdtemp ; private socket; permission denied . I tried googling but only have lynx ;(
[15:49] <armornick> emilien: try sudo chmod +x /temp in a terminal
[15:49] <chenno> armornick: what's /temp?
[15:49] <Morclye> Aloush: When I lost my password for nickserv and could't register it again I used tips on this page to contact staff and they kindly sent me command to reset password in mail, check it out http://www.wikihow.com/Register-a-User-Name-on-Freenode
[15:49] <toan> how to install host server on my computer?
[15:49] <armornick> chenno: a temporary directory
[15:50] <toan> how to install host server on my computer?
[15:50] <chenno> armornick: isn't that called /tmp?
[15:50] <toan> how to install host server on my computer?
[15:50] <toan> how to install host server on my computer?
[15:50] <FloodBot3> toan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:50] <alex3> toan: be patient
[15:50] <armornick> chenno: right, typo
[15:50] <Ghoti_> emilien: chmod +x /tmp might work better :)
[15:50] <Pedran> Reloading default drivers (ati v/nvidia chipset) from command prompt when gui won't load in 8.10?   Do I just type this after login:  aticonfig --initial -f or is there somewhere special I have to go (or program to open) before I can do it?
[15:50] <toan> how to install host server on my computer?
[15:51] <Aloush> thanks everybody i registered my name now
[15:51] <Ghoti_> pedran: apt-get remove {ati,nvidia}* should do the trick, I think
[15:51] <Knirgh> Pedran: try ctrl+alt+F1 to get into virtual terminal (tty1)
[15:51] <Ghoti_> toan: what sort of host? what sort of server?
[15:51] <Knirgh> Pedran: and to get back to gnome, hit alt+F7
[15:52] <toan> server ubuntu
[15:52] <toan> server http
[15:52] <koolkartik> is there anyone who can help me ? :(
[15:52] <Knirgh> toan: what do you mean with host server?
[15:52] <Knirgh> koolkartik: only if you have a question
[15:52] <AleX-> koolkartik: say your problem
[15:52] <hateball> !anyone | koolkartik
[15:52] <toan> i want to webs server
[15:52] <koolkartik> http://paste.ubuntu.com/152827/
[15:52] <Pedran> Knirgh: So when it boots like that (old-school dos/linux look) I bring up the virt term, then type the command?  Thank you Knirgh.  <--noob.
[15:52] <xolve> When I upgraded from Hardy to Intrepid I was shocked:
[15:52] <xolve> 1) To find that Compiz or Kwin effects are not available. This was the effect of blindly believing that increased version means "more" features.
[15:52] <xolve> 2) Bluetooth didn't work. (Very minor problem, I could get it working using an older kernel)
[15:52] <xolve> Jaunty rc is out there and I want to ask the users those who have tested it on Intel 845 graphics chip. Does the desktop effects work?
[15:52] <FloodBot3> xolve: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:53] <Knirgh> toan: i'd recommend a LAMP serverf
[15:53] <AleX-> xolve:  !partebin
[15:53] <Ghoti_> toan: to install ubuntu, generally you just need to boot the CD and follow directions.  To install an HTTP server, use applications -> add/remove, apt-get, or other package managers
[15:53] <Slart> !jaunty | xolve
[15:53] <Knirgh> Pedran: yes try that
[15:53] <Pedran> Thank you very much
[15:53] <hateball> !lamp | toan
[15:53] <eugen> hey I'm trying to install kdenlive, and it says I need to install latest version of mlt....how do Ido that?
[15:53] <ripnode4> karmac koala ftw
[15:54] <armornick> eugen: is kdenlive part of ubuntu?
[15:54] <ripnode4> karmic*
[15:54] <eugen> armorn: i dont think so..
[15:54] <toan> thanks
[15:54] <AleX-> koolkartik: what are you trying to do ?
[15:54] <armornick> ripnode4: arch makes that koala its ****
[15:55] <Ghoti_> armornick: What's the release after koala? leaping lizard? lounging llama?
[15:55] <Enissay_> :)
[15:55] <armornick> Ghoti_: I'll check my crystal ball :D
[15:55] <AleX-> and the latest will be Windows Wista
[15:55] <ripnode4> armenb: karmic koala is codename for ubuntu 9.10 :)
[15:56] <ripnode4> armornick*
[15:56] <Morclye> Why I get 'setting Advanced Power Management level to 0xfe(254) [OK]' on complete black screen when I try to watch digital TV with USB tuner?
[15:56] <Ghoti_> AleX-: why in the blazes would anyone downgrade from Ubuntu to Windows (Vista or any other version)? :)
[15:56] <koolkartik>  Alex: m not able 2 install this update via update manager n when trying with tried with terminal then this error appeared
[15:56] <ripnode4> i know you know that im confused about your statement tho :D
[15:56] <AleX-> Ghoti_: dont want make here flame war :)
[15:56] <armornick> ripnode4: I know, I just like arch linux better
[15:57] <Ghoti_> AleX-: Good idea :)
[15:58] <ripnode4> ubuntu karmic koala > archlinux
[15:58] <AleX-> koolkartik: i cant help you
[15:58] <koolkartik> Alex: thnx
[15:58] <AleX-> koolkartik: you are trying to install kerenl image...:X
[15:58] <koolkartik> Alex: yeah
[15:59] <armornick> ripnode4: let's stop the argument there or we'll start a flamewar ;)
[15:59] <AleX-> koolkartik: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=835282
[15:59] <beuh> Hello. I have a problem, when I start a second X.Org server, I haven't sound. Can you help me ?
[15:59] <ripnode4> 9.10 is schedule for oct 29th right
[15:59] <Ghoti_> beuh: you're trying to run two X servers at the same time?
[16:00] <beuh> Ghoti, Yes
[16:00] <Ghoti_> beuh: It's my understanding that only one can "own" the sound stack (be it pulseaudio, OSS, or ALSA) at any one time
[16:01] <chenno> Ghoti_: wrong. the x server has nothing to do with sound
[16:01] <Cpudan80> Ghoti_: not really, multiple processes can push sounds to the card at once
[16:01] <Cpudan80> ie. listen to music and get pinged by pidgin
[16:01] <beuh> Ghoti, Ok
[16:01] <Cpudan80> ALSA does this better for older cards IMHO
[16:01] <armornick> Cpudan80: that's not the same thing, X is a server
[16:01] <Ghoti_> Cpudan80: chenno: I know X isn't the sound server; that's what pulse/oss/alsa are
[16:02] <HeyHelp> Hey How do i check on ubuntu if my mike is workin????????
[16:02] <Cpudan80> I thought you were talking about audio ...
[16:02] <HeyHelp> cos it aint pickin up any sound on amsn :(
[16:02] <aspoor> sound man
[16:02] <AleX-> HeyHelp: Mike ? :D
[16:02] <HeyHelp> microphone
[16:03] <Mike_lifeguard> I'm having difficulty mounting my windows partition (again). I had it setup to mount on boot with /etc/fstab: "/dev/sda1 /media/windows ntfs relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 2" but it's not mounted, and I'm told I don't have permission to do so or that it can't be done because "NTFS is marked to be in use"
[16:03] <AleX-> HeyHelp: try sound recorder ? :D
[16:03] <HeyHelp> i meant microphone
[16:03] <beuh> I start a second X server on the same user account
[16:03] <AleX-> HeyHelp: its ugly idea but easiest :D
[16:03] <Mike_lifeguard> oh, I also see "$LogFile indicates unclean shutdown" O.o
[16:04] <Mike_lifeguard> so... I guess I will boot into  Windows (ugh) and shut it down nicer than I did previously 9.9
[16:04] <Ghoti_> Mike_lifeguard: on a terminal, try sudo mount /media/windows
[16:04]  * Mike_lifeguard stabs Windows
[16:04] <Mike_lifeguard> nah, I think I figured it out
[16:04] <Mike_lifeguard> but I'll be back if not XD
[16:04] <govind> If I logout and try to login again the machine hangs
[16:04] <Ghoti_> Mike_lifeguard: if that fails due to a dirty NTFS, it'll usually give you the exact command to force it to mount
[16:04] <koolkartik> alex: i tried  dat n my boot partitions are not full
[16:05] <govind> HELP If I logout and try to login again the machine hangs
[16:05] <govind> I had to only reboot
[16:05] <HeyHelp> How do i configure mike on Ubuntu?????????
[16:05] <aspoor> go go go.  ETA 3 min
[16:05] <govind> Is that a problem with ubuntu??
[16:06] <armornick> govind: do you have an app to look at the system messages?
[16:06] <aspoor> you dont use sound man. I already told you that
[16:06] <Aloush> Can somebody help me with Steam?
[16:06] <govind> like ?
[16:06] <HeyHelp> i did use sound
[16:06] <armornick> Aloush: wine
[16:06] <HeyHelp> It aint workin
[16:06] <AleX-> Aloush: which problem ?
[16:06] <koolkartik> alex: dont know waht to do now
[16:06] <Ghoti_> !wine | Aloush
[16:06] <AleX-> koolkartik: dont know too x(
[16:06] <Aloush> Well could we go to a private thign its easier to see and stuff?
[16:06] <Aloush> oh wait
[16:07] <aspoor> I have not used CUPS.  Is it easy to install with Vista 64x?
[16:07] <Aloush> My problem seems to of fixed it's self
[16:07] <trippsss> I want to type some accented greek characters. what is the easiest way to do this? I want to be able to copy/paste to the web when I'm done
[16:07] <Aloush> Let me try something now
[16:07] <armornick> aspoor: CUPS is the priting system
[16:07] <koolkartik> Alex: ok n thnx
[16:07] <armornick> aspoor: *printing
[16:07] <govind> Hello
[16:07] <aspoor> yea...
[16:07] <aspoor> is it pretty easy to share with an NTFS Vista mount?
[16:07] <AleX-> yes
[16:08] <armornick> aspoor: well, it should be possible
[16:08] <ugliefrog> !ncurses-devel
[16:08] <infomomo> hey guys how can i re-install a package ?
[16:08] <ericdc> I am attempting to remaster a CD (Ubuntu 8.04 LTS Server) to automate its installation. Then the installer complains about not finding the CD-ROM (USB CD-ROM Drive). I guess some USB module is not installed. So I press "continue". It proposes to load a driver from floppy, eventually it brings me back to the installation menu when it fails. I choose detect cdrom and it works fine but goodbye automation!
[16:08] <aspoor> We are on the verge of something so beautiful but yet so small.  Many do not see it....
[16:08] <armornick> infomomo:uninstall then reinstall
[16:08] <Aloush> I am using playonlinux and when i run Counter strike source i get platform error: module failed to initialize when running it
[16:08] <Ghoti_> infomomo: sudo apt-get --reinstall install $package
[16:08] <AleX-> infomomo: apt-get install -reinstall package
[16:08] <xangua> infomomo: just open Synaptic
[16:08] <Pici> infomomo: sudo apt-get install --reinstall packagename
[16:08] <xangua> and search the package
[16:09] <infomomo> easy guys, easy LOLOLOL :D:D:D
[16:09] <AleX-> infomomo: ghoti's command xD
[16:09] <bc01> edy
[16:09] <biv6> hello is there a gui program I can use in ubuntu to make an ssh connection
[16:09] <Ghoti_> biv6: you mean more GUI-y than gnome-terminal?
[16:09] <Pici> biv6: ssh from the openssh package
[16:09] <perlsyntax> Where can we download the ubuntu 9.04 Release Candidate?
[16:10] <Pici> perlsyntax : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[16:10] <infomomo> this is why i need to reinstall linux-headers : http://i43.tinypic.com/e1f3oz.png
[16:10] <armornick> biv6: ssh -X user@host
[16:10] <biv6> is openssh already installed?
[16:10] <ikonia> biv6: check, dpkg -l | grep ssh
[16:11] <Pici> biv6: not by default
[16:11] <Ghoti_> biv6: the ssh client is there by defauly, openssh-server is not.
[16:11] <benkong2> hello
[16:11] <benkong2> I have a fresh install of ubuntu running screen and conky
[16:11] <armornick> infomomo: have you tried sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$( uname -r )
[16:12] <benkong2> conky shows apt-get running as a top memory user and my question is why?
[16:12] <armornick> infomomo: and add --reinstall behind install if it's already installed
[16:12] <benkong2> looks like apt is being run on startup automatically and I do not know why?
[16:12] <Ghoti_> armornick: is the $( command ) syntax any different from `command` ?
[16:12] <AleX-> Aloush: it seems as steam problem not linuxe / wine
[16:12] <biv6> ok thanks guys :)   new ubuntu user luvin it
[16:12] <armornick> Ghoti_: dunno, it's a command I found when I had a similar problem
[16:12] <Aloush> AleX-, what?
[16:13] <infomomo> armornick: linux-headers-2.6.27-14-generic is already the newest version.
[16:13] <chenno> Ghoti_: no, it's the same
[16:14] <armornick> infomomo: sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-headers-$( uname -r )
[16:14] <armornick> infomomo: it's a lot, I know
[16:14] <Ghoti_> chenno: thanks!
[16:15] <aspoor> good.  hexZ won.
[16:15] <christian_lappy> hi guys
[16:15] <aspoor> good shit
[16:15] <armornick> christian_lappy: hi
[16:15] <ikonia> aspoor: polease control your language
[16:15] <ikonia> "please"
[16:15] <DigitalKiwi> !language
[16:15] <aspoor> sorry.
[16:15] <ikonia> no problem
[16:15] <chenno> Ghoti_: $() is preferred though, see http://wooledge.org:8000/BashFAQ/082
[16:15] <Aloush> Can anybody help me installing aurora gtk theme engine?
[16:16] <christian_lappy> armornick: i woukld like to upgrade to 9.04 but it does not work
[16:16] <christian_lappy> armornick: i have kubuntu 8.10
[16:16] <armornick> christian_lappy: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[16:16] <christian_lappy> i did an sudo
[16:16] <christian_lappy> armornick: i tried sudo do-release-upgrade -d
[16:16] <Pici> christian_lappy : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[16:17] <Pici> 9.04 is offtopic for #ubuntu until it has been released.
[16:17] <AleX-> Aloush: you have there manual :P
[16:17] <armornick> Pici: it's about ubunt 'cause he's trying to upgrade
[16:17] <christian_lappy> Pici: ok,thnks
[16:17] <Ghoti_> chenno: interesting.  I never even knew $() was a viable alternative to ``
[16:17] <Ghoti_> Ghoti_: thanks again!
[16:18] <Ghoti_> chenno:  thanks again :)
[16:18]  * Ghoti_ feels silly for thanking himself
[16:18] <AleX-> Ghoti_: you thanks yourself ^_^
[16:18] <fevel> does anyone know about SIEM solutions?
[16:18] <dark-lilbenny> hi everyone
[16:18] <Pici> armornick: #ubuntu+1 is the dedicated Jaunty/9.04 channel. period.
[16:18] <ugliefrog> anyone here use a dvb card successfully in ubuntu
[16:19] <AleX-> !dvb
[16:19] <armornick> dark-lilbenny: hi
[16:19] <dark-lilbenny> did someone use successfully Bluetooth in ubuntu on a toshiba M800?
[16:19] <Sqrt[i]> how do you change the window shadow settings?
[16:19] <govind_> Help: system hangs on logout and login
[16:19] <dark-lilbenny> everything works well except bluetooth
[16:20] <Ghoti_> Sqrt[i]: System -> preferences -> appearance
[16:20] <ashmew2> govind , which version u using ?
[16:20] <ugliefrog> Alex:There is no help for me there...I need someone who has done it..It doesnt tell me what to do where Iam at
[16:20] <dark-lilbenny> does someone have an idea?
[16:20] <infomomo> anyone knows how to attange this problem: http://i43.tinypic.com/e1f3oz.jpg
[16:20] <govind_> intrepid
[16:20] <govind_> 8.10
[16:20] <AleX-> ugliefrog: so i dont know sorry :(
[16:20] <ashmew2> govind , what exactly
[16:20] <ikonia> infomomo: yes, install the headers
[16:20] <Sqrt[i]> goshawk, I want to changethe shadow radius
[16:20] <ashmew2> is your problem ?
[16:21] <armornick> Sqrt[i]: install compiz-settings-manager or something like that
[16:21] <Pici> Sqrt[i]: compizconfig-settings-manager
[16:21] <Sqrt[i]> armornick, I ahve it installed, I can not find that option
[16:21] <ashmew2> compizconfig-settings-manager
[16:21] <ashmew2> ccsm
[16:21] <aspoor> I have a question.  Why does firefox 3.0 disable the main menu when using Ubuntu 8.10.  I cannot even reset it.  What am I doing wrong.
[16:21] <govind_> On first time login I get into the system. Now if I logout and try to login again The system hangs
[16:21] <ashmew2> Sqrt: open a terminal and do "ccsm" pres senter
[16:21] <Pici> Sqrt[i]: Help for specific configurations for compiz can be found in #compiz
[16:21] <chazco> Are there any major issues with running Kaffeine under Ubuntu (ie, gnome)?
[16:21] <Ghoti_> aspoor: you mean the title bar disappears? press F11 twice
[16:21] <ashmew2> govind: Have you tried doing that using a tty? Ctrl Alt F1
[16:22] <aspoor> ok lemme check
[16:22] <xangua> aspoor: disable the main menu ¿?
[16:22] <ashmew2> Ghoti: Ive run caffeine under gnome , i dont remember any major issues
[16:22] <govind_> no I am trying it at the login window
[16:22] <ashmew2> so , it just stops responding ?
[16:22] <armornick> Pici, are you a mod by any chance? ;)
[16:22] <Ghoti_> govind_: next time it hangs, try ctrl+alt+backspace to restart X
[16:22] <armornick> chazco: there shouldn't be
[16:23] <govind_> As I press enter the login window goes and later on system hangs
[16:23] <Ghoti_> govind_: not to be confused with ctrl-alt-del!
[16:23] <chazco> Ah good :) Thanks armornick. Seems to be the only real option for DVB
[16:23] <ashmew2> govind: wait a sec , ill be back in just 2 se
[16:23] <armornick> Ghoti_: what does ctr alt del do under linux?
[16:23] <govind_> The keyboard also stops responding. Only option left is hard boot
[16:23] <Ghoti_> armornick: sets initlevel to 6 (i. e. reboot)
[16:24] <infomomo> ikonia: i did he still doesn't find them, reboot?
[16:24] <infomomo> this is what it looks like guys: http://i44.tinypic.com/e7yqft.png
[16:24] <chenno> infomomo: why don't you just point that installer thing to the right location?
[16:24] <govind_> so as the functioning stops I am leftout with no option of softboot
[16:25] <ashmew2> govind: Are you using an intel chipset with onboard video ?
[16:25] <Ghoti_> govind_: so ctrl-alt-backspace does nothing?
[16:25] <govind_> yes
[16:25] <ashmew2> govind: Try taking a look here though : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=50512
[16:25] <Sqrt[i]> how do you change the number of lines of the scroll wheel?
[16:25] <govind_> intel chipset with onboard video gives the problem?
[16:25] <koomi> mornings
[16:25] <Sqrt[i]> right now it is going very fast
[16:26] <bbeecher2> Hey - I'm having some problems with my sound. I've gone through every forum post/sound guide I could find over the last few days, and I'm still not getting any luck
[16:26] <ashmew2> govind : yes may be , take look here : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=50512
[16:26] <ikonia> infomomo: no - you need to tell it where to look
[16:26] <Ghoti_> Sqrt[i]: system -> preferences -> mouse
[16:26] <ashmew2> bbeecher2: Whats your problem exactly ?
[16:26] <Sqrt[i]> Ghoti_, it is not there
[16:26] <infomomo> ikonia: well where are the "headers" located anyways ?
[16:26] <koomi> just upgraded to jaunty and expected to see those nifty notifications. did i miss something?
[16:26] <aspoor> score one for the good guys! It worked. woot
[16:26] <Pici> koomi : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[16:26] <ikonia> infomomo: have you installed them ?
[16:26] <chenno> infomomo: you are looking right at them in your last screenshot
[16:27] <bbeecher2> ashmew2: sound driver is loaded, recognized by the kernel and aplay but I can't get any sound out of it
[16:27] <bbeecher2> ashmew: I'm sorry, I should clarify - I COULD get sound out of it, until a few days ago when it just died randomly on me
[16:27] <ashmew2> bbeecher2: too silly to ask , tried alsamixer ?
[16:28] <fevel> Is ubuntu godd for SIEM?
[16:28] <bbeecher2> ashmew2: yeah, tried that.. one thing though, the standard alsamixer call brings up the controls for the pulseaudio server - I have to run it with the -c 0 flag to get the actual sound card controls
[16:28] <Ghoti_> fevel SIEM being?
[16:28] <bonhoffer> diff is taking forever to compare two directories -- is there a way to compare just by existance and modification date?
[16:28] <infomomo> chenno: they are installed, the fuc*er cant find them :SS:S
[16:28] <fevel> Security Incident and Event Manager
[16:28] <ashmew2> bbeecher2: Have you installed drivers manually ?
[16:28] <bbeecher2> ashmew2: I already tried using asoundconf to set my default card, so I'm not sure how that working..
[16:29] <Ghoti_> bonhoffer: ls {/path/1/to/the,/path/2/to/the}file | diff might work
[16:29] <biv6> I'm using SFTP from console it doesnt seem to be showing any folders just files any ideas
[16:29] <bbeecher2> ashmew2: no - ubuntu came loaded with them... I could try reinstalling them
[16:29] <ashmew2> bbeecher2: I had the issue once..Just worked by uninstalling pulseaudio..
[16:29] <bbeecher2> ashmew2: it's something to try at least
[16:29] <ashmew2> nah
[16:29] <govind_> btw how to look at the system messages
[16:29] <bonhoffer> hmm -- a recursive ls perhaps
[16:29] <rhosigma> i need help streaming
[16:29] <govind_> is there any software available for that
[16:29] <bonhoffer> Ghoti_, is {} in back of ls going to do some recursion
[16:30] <bbeecher2> ashmew2: I thought pulseaudio was so baked in now that just uninstalling it would fubar everything
[16:30] <ashmew2> bbeecher2: I'd suggest you post on the forums if you havent done so already..but there's little luck of it getting solved so soon..
[16:30] <Ghoti_> bonhoffer: iteration, not recursion
[16:30] <ashmew2> bbeecher2: hold on just a sec
[16:30] <govind_> ashmew2 how to look at the system messages
[16:30] <ashmew2> bbeecher2: which distro ?
[16:30] <govind_> ashmew2: how to look at the system messages
[16:30] <bbeecher2> ashmew2: 8.10
[16:30] <Ghoti_> bonhoffer: to see what I mean, do echo {this,that}
[16:30] <bbeecher2> govind_: dmesg
[16:31] <ashmew2> govind: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-gnome-system-log-viewer/ Look kthere its explained
[16:31] <zeroXten> so, whats the best way to create a virtual winxp in ubuntu intrepid? Vmware server 2, virtualbox, xen?
[16:31] <infomomo> can i unmount my HARDRIRVE all at once? or do i need to unmount partition by partition ?
[16:31] <infomomo> it's external
[16:31] <Pici> zeroXten: Easiest is virtualbox
[16:31] <ashmew2> bbeecher2 : http://onlyubuntu.blogspot.com/2008/11/fix-for-no-sound-issue-in-ubuntu-810.html
[16:32] <Ghoti_> infomomo: you can only unmount what you've mounted, so you have to unmount partition by partition
[16:32] <infomomo> Ghoti_: thnaks brother
[16:32] <Ghoti_> infomomo: cheers
[16:32] <bbeecher2> ashmew2: ooo I hadn't tried killing pulseaudio.... lemme give that a shot
[16:32] <bonhoffer> Ghoti_, so maybe i should use tree or find -- i need to compare all the contents between two directories
[16:32] <ashmew2> bbeecher2: K try it and get back soldier xD
[16:33] <Ghoti_> bonhoffer: in that case, try:  ls {/path/to/dir1/,/path/to/dir2/} | diff
[16:33] <Ghoti_> bonhoffer: rather:  ls -l {/path/to/dir1/,/path/to/dir2/} | diff
[16:33] <Pici> !info dirdiff | bonhoffer
[16:34] <Ghoti_> Pici: Nifty find!
[16:34] <bonhoffer> PIci, nice
[16:35] <madjestyr> I need some help.
[16:35] <govind_> ashmew2: Thanks for help.
[16:35] <Pici> !ask | madjestyr
[16:35] <ashmew2> govind_:np man , btw You from india ?
[16:36] <govind_> yes
[16:36] <ashmew2> which part
[16:36] <govind_> goa
[16:36] <ashmew2> nice im in MP
[16:36] <ashmew2> :)
[16:36] <govind_> Also Indian?
[16:36] <ashmew2> yeah lol..Madhya Pradesh
[16:36] <ashmew2> heard of it ?:P
[16:36] <Pici> Also #ubuntu-offtopic is for chatting.
[16:36] <ashmew2> k ;P
[16:36] <govind_> I hope so :)
[16:36] <madjestyr> I installed the Kubuntu ISO to a seperate partition playing around with differant boot options, got it to boot but it wouldn't recognize the second partition on that same disk
[16:36] <bbeecher2> ashmew2: oy - removing pulseaudio pulled ubuntu-desktop with it... gimme another second
[16:37] <govind_> Bye and good night
[16:37] <ashmew2> bbeecher2
[16:37] <ashmew2> bb govind
[16:37] <ashmew2> gn
[16:38] <NAD3240> hello, quick question. i am using a linksys usb wifi adapter and after suspend resumes the adapter is not picked up. i have to reinsert it or start the adapter from CL
[16:38] <exodus_ms> I have a hdd that is running out of room, I also have a secondary internal drive installed and would like to combine the two as one drive. The data on the second drive is not important, but the data on the first drive needs to stay unaffected --> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/151604/
[16:39] <Ghoti_> exodus_ms: are you using LVM presently?
[16:39] <madjestyr> let me back up, I have two hdd one has ubuntu installed on it, the other has two partitions on has the iso, vmlinuz, and initrd.gz on it, I want to install kubuntu on the second partition
[16:40] <exodus_ms> Ghoti_, I thought I would use gparted?
[16:40] <madjestyr> but when kubuntu live cd boots it won't even give me an option for the second hdd
[16:40] <hatter243> Something goes wrong with ALSA frequently. It'll just loop the last like half second of sound and never stop. "/etc/init.d/alsa-utils stop" stops the repetitive noise but starting again brings the noise back. Any ideas?
[16:40] <jack_wei> hello
[16:40] <jack_wei> i install debian lenny
[16:40] <corinth> I'm getting weird characters in odd places in the RC. Using 64-bit. http://i44.tinypic.com/23h4z78.png . Asking here in case it's not a +1 issue.
[16:40] <jack_wei> but it's very slow
[16:41] <Pici> jack_wei: And this is #ubuntu, I think you want #debian.
[16:41] <exodus_ms> !info LVM > exodus_ms
[16:41] <Pici> corinth : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[16:41] <Ghoti_> exodus_ms: gparted won't help much if you need another physical hard drive added
[16:41]  * corinth clears his throat
[16:41] <Pici> corinth: All Jaunty issues belong in +1.
[16:41] <corinth> I don't know that it's an issue with Jaunty. It might be an issue with some modification I've done.
[16:41] <NAD3240> hello, quick question. i am using a linksys usb wifi adapter and after suspend resumes the adapter is not picked up. i have to reinsert it or start the adapter from CL. how do i bypass this stage
[16:43] <exodus_ms> Ghoti_, so to combine /dev/sda1  and   /dev/sdb1   to be used as one drive, I need to use LVM?
[16:43] <tready29201> anyone here have a lamp the connects with a ms sql server?
[16:44] <Ghoti_> exodus_ms: that's exactly the sort of thing LVM is for. It's a lot easier if you already are using LVM on your current drive
[16:44] <ienorand> How do I do a "boot from local harddisk in grub menu.lst"? I boot grub from usb an want to pass it on to local hd boot.
[16:45] <andrew_> hello, can anyone help me step by step to install ndiswrapper for my dell usb 1450
[16:45] <bbeecher2> ienorand: can't you see the local disks in your grub menu?
[16:45] <bbeecher2> andrew_: It's been too long since I last did it to give you the full blow by blow, but I can try to answer any questions
[16:46] <bbeecher2> andrew_: do you have the windows drivers already loaded into the nix partition?
[16:46] <andrew_> thats another problem..
[16:46] <Clopin> Hey guys. I'm having major problems with Gecko (wine-gecko). Whenever i start an app which requiers gecko, it freezes and becomes a zombie process. So, I've tried reinstalling _several_ times, but nothing have worked. Any suggestions? :/
[16:46] <andrew_> I need to get the windows drivers from somewhere.. or maby extract them somehow from an exe.. but I dont have windows... on any of my machines
[16:46] <Titan8990> Clopin, use windows for windows applications
[16:46] <andrew_> bbeecher2: see above (excuse me)
[16:47] <Clopin> Titan8990: No thanks.
[16:47] <andrew_> bbeecher2:  I need to get the windows drivers from somewhere.. or maby extract them somehow from an exe.. but I dont have windows... on any of my machines
[16:47] <Titan8990> Clopin, or my personal favorite, don't use windows applications
[16:47] <bbeecher2> andrew_: hehe, thats the first step - you gotta get the files. You have any computer attatched to the network?
[16:47] <Clopin> Titan8990: Well, im addicted to WoW im afraid.
[16:47] <ienorand> bbeecher2: Well it's picked up the bcd boot loader but refuses to boot it, and I'm guessing this is probably since grub is on a different disk (usb) than it... can I just use rootnoverify (hd0) to do a localboot?
[16:47] <Titan8990> Clopin, ehh.... mainstream mmoers......
[16:47] <exodus_ms> Ghoti_, ok, I'm looking at some info on lvm at the moment, thanks for your help
[16:48] <Ghoti_> exodus_ms: my pleasure
[16:48] <mpoz2> How is this program called to start another X session in a window?
[16:48] <bbeecher2> andew_: you should be able to find the raw drivers - try googling the make and model of the wifi.. if that doesn't work, you can try to get them out of an exe but you're going to have to install on a windows box and then locate the drivers
[16:49] <exodus_ms> Ghoti_, btw, I'm not using lvm, so it looks like I will need to create a lvm partition formatted from ext3 to lvm? is this what you meant by " It's a lot easier if you already are using LVM on your current drive"
[16:49] <Brucevdk> mpoz2: it's called xnesting
[16:49] <Ghoti_> exodus_ms: that's exactly what I meant.
[16:49] <Brucevdk> mpoz2: sudo apt-get install xnest; Then use gdmflexiserver --xnest to start a session.
[16:50] <bonhoffer> Pici, dirdiff is awesome!
[16:50] <bbeecher2> ienorand: hmmm.. the different disks shoudn't matter as long as the boot images are correctly configured - the boot loader has an entry for your hd, but won't accept it?
[16:50] <Pici> bonhoffer: Is it? I guessed on the package name.
[16:50] <mpoz2> Brucevdk: thanks :)
[16:50] <Horusofoz> Hi guys - Im a nooby and just wanting to know if I convert my portable hardrive to NTFS will I still be able to run my Ubuntu virtualbox image and virtual harddrive on it?
[16:50] <exodus_ms> Ghoti_, figures :P thanks again
[16:50] <bbeecher2> ienorand: I think rootnoverify wouldn't screw anything up, but I'm not sure thats the problem
[16:51] <bonhoffer> Pici, does what i want it to
[16:51] <bbeecher2> ienorand: can you paste in the bootline config?
[16:51] <andrew_> bbeecher2: how do i get the files? extract them?
[16:52] <bbeecher2> andrew_: when I was doing this I was able to find a zip someone had put together jsut containing the files I needed
[16:52] <bbeecher2> andew_: that is the best solution - thats the no fuss no muss way
[16:53] <andrew_> bbeecher2: zip appreciated.. but from where?
[16:53] <bbeecher2> andrew_: I found them through some googlein - ndiwwrapper + make of my laptop + make of my wifi card, and some guys blog had a link to some file sharing site with them
[16:53] <ienorand> bbeecher2: As in menu-lst? : http://www.mibbit.com/pb/bQvH7Z  ( I have edited (hd0,0) to (hd0) and removed savedefault, which I was going to try just now, makeactive I added before and made no diff.
[16:53] <bbeecher2> andrew_: btw, what model wifi do you have? athros?
[16:53] <andrew_> bbeecher2: some information saying there is a linux driver ? http://forums.opensuse.org/hardware/392982-dell-1450-wireless-usb-dkms-problem.html
[16:54] <Azalar> Anyone know if the evolution in jaunty supports exchange 2007 yet?
[16:54] <mik3> hi, i have a problem i just installed a fresh copy of ubuntu on a brand new lenovo laptop and they keyboard and mouse don't work after boot up
[16:54] <Pici> Azalar : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[16:54] <jumbers> Okay, so I've installed AWStats, but it doesn't have permission to /var/log/apache2/access.log What could be the problem here? These are both out of the box setups
[16:54] <Pici> jumbers: Add your user to the adm group.
[16:54] <benkong2> hello all
[16:54] <Horusofoz> If I convert my portable hardrive to NTFS will I still be able to run my Ubuntu virtualbox image and virtual harddrive on it?
[16:55] <ienorand> bbeecher2: Hang on... If grub boots from a disk, it would think that disk is hd0 right?
[16:55] <armornick> Horusofoz: probably
[16:55] <Azalar> cheers pici
[16:55] <bbeecher2> ienorand: aha - you're trying to boot a windows partition... this looks good to me - the chainloader is the part that should be telling grub to pass on control to the windows box...
[16:55] <jumbers> Pici: Which user? My www-data user?
[16:55] <benkong2> how can I find out which package refers to what I am looking for? I did an apt-cache search pypanel.
[16:55] <bbeecher2> ienorand: not necessarily
[16:55] <marcel> Horusofoz, i think so, these are just files
[16:55] <andrew_> bbeecher2: I think its connexant
[16:55] <benkong2> Response was no candidate for pypanel but it is reffered to by another program
[16:56] <ienorand> bbeecher2: How can I find out what kind of naming grub has?
[16:56] <benkong2> what does that mean?
[16:56] <marcel> andrew_, lsusb
[16:56] <andrew_> bbeecher2: more nfohttp://blog.hosting4unow.com/index.php?itemid=12
[16:56] <bbeecher2> ienorand: can you boot into a shell and run df
[16:56] <andrew_> marcel: brb
[16:56] <Pici> jumbers: Whichever user that needs to be able to access the logs.
[16:56] <bbeecher2> ienorand: that should give you a listing of the different disks that are loaded, and where they're mounted
[16:57] <Horusofoz> marcel: Will I be able to read and write to the Ubuntu virtual hard drive/image when running apps etc?
[16:57] <marcel> Horusofoz, i think so, there are just files
[16:57] <jvrmrtn> hello every body
[16:57] <marcel> Horusofoz, on what filesystem the images are is not important
[16:57] <armornick> Horusofoz: the virtual machine doesn't know it's on a ntfs partition
[16:57] <ienorand> bbeecher2: And does grub follow ubuntu's naming so that sda1 > hd0,0 ?
[16:57] <bbeecher2> andrew_: yeah - try grabbing those files
[16:58] <armornick> jvrmrtn: hello
[16:58] <r3dux> hey jvmrtn
[16:58] <hemanth> jvrmrtn: hi
[16:58] <Horusofoz> Cool :) Thanks guys
[16:58] <bbeecher2> ienorand: I think so...
[16:58] <andrew_> bbeecher2: Dell Computer Corp. Wireless 1450 Dual-band (802.11a/b/g) USB2.0 Adapter
[16:58] <andrew_> marcel: Dell Computer Corp. Wireless 1450 Dual-band (802.11a/b/g) USB2.0 Adapter
[16:59] <marcel> andrew_, sudo lshw -c network
[16:59] <hemanth> need some help on netwroking , 5 pc's with NIC cards , I'm not using switch
[16:59] <r3dux> I've given up on Amorak parsing my stupidly large mp3 collection with invalid filenames along the line... bash scripting a filename fixer... fun fun..
[16:59] <ienorand> bbeecher2: Hmm, seems like windows is hibernated... should probably try without that first...
[16:59] <bbeecher2> r3dux: nahhhhh... thats what pythons os.path is for!
[17:00] <r3dux> bbeecher2, I only started learning python last week ---- I know nothing
[17:00] <bbeecher2> ienorand: yeah that coudn't hurt things.... you might want to try asking for answers at #grub as well, since you seem to be hitting some questions on that
[17:00] <r3dux> So using bash to do it
[17:01] <bbeecher2> r3dux: this is a good chance to learn then! :)
[17:01] <marcel> you can also replace filenames with the find command
[17:01] <r3dux> bbeecher2 - I can code in a dozen langs, I just don't know python and what benefit this os.path might give me - care to elaborate?
[17:02] <bbeecher2> r3dux: if you know how to code pretty well, then you probably don't need another speech that comes down to "because I like it" ;)
[17:02] <andrew_> marcel: http://pastebin.com/m199cc105
[17:02] <andrew_> bbeecher2:http://pastebin.com/m199cc105
[17:03] <r3dux> I've had a thousand zips extracting to their own directories, and moved them into one with find . -name *nds > command.sh
[17:03] <marcel> andrew_, i see you already have an ip with the wireless? and its not working you say?
[17:03] <andrew_> marcel: NB: adapter works for about 10 seconds to 60 seconds using native ubuntu drivers.. with 8.10 .. then it disconnects and wont reconnect.. until reinserted.. or in some cases .. machine rebooted.
[17:03] <marcel> andrew_ did you try with wicd? instead of network-manager?
[17:03] <r3dux> Then change all entries of "./" to "mv "./", and all endings ".nds" to ".nds" ~/ROMs
[17:04] <bonhoffer> i am getting: Unrecognized option: -Xdock:name=JetS3t Cockpit Could not create the Java virtual machine.
[17:04] <andrew_> marcel: no
[17:04] <r3dux> A swift chmod+x later and running it - all you extracted files of set extension into a location of your choice
[17:04] <marcel> andrew_, i've been using wicd and has pretty good results with it, do you want to try it?
[17:04] <bonhoffer> i have java version "1.6.0_10"
[17:05] <andrew_> marcel: sure
[17:05] <marcel> andrew_, sudo apt-get install wicd
[17:05] <dundel> i'm looking for a free ssh account from a server in USA, does anybody know where i can find 1?
[17:05] <cy6|siMN> Anyone here got any problems accesing harddrives in Ubuntu 9.04? i have installed the beta, and formatted the drive into ext3 with gparted. And i cant access it, When i dubbleclick it inside my "Computer" window nothing happens, Anyone had any similare problem and found a solution?
[17:05] <andrew_> marcel:  Couldn't find package wicd
[17:05] <Vnix> Hi i wish to view share folder from Windows . My linux ubuntu share the folder using Samba. Can anyone tell me please?
[17:05] <bonhoffer> anyone know how to troubleshoot this one?
[17:05] <Pici> cy6|siMN : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[17:05] <r3dux> I have a query about perl - and how you could take a bash script I wrote the other day (68 lines) and do the same thing in 4 lines of perl - any takers?
[17:06] <Pici> dundel: Not here. This is a support channel.
[17:06] <marcel> andrew_, what ubuntu are you using? version? and you have repos set up correctly?
[17:06] <Pici> r3dux: Try #bash or #perl
[17:07] <andrew_> marcel: 8.10
[17:07] <andrew_> marcel: not sure about repos
[17:07]  * r3dux smiles @ Pici - okay
[17:07] <sabufrancis> anyone here can help me with audacity?
[17:07] <marcel> andrew_, please read http://wicd.sourceforge.net/download.php
[17:08] <r3dux> What prob are you having with audacity?
[17:08] <marcel> andrew_, i'm gonna eat, brb
[17:08] <sabufrancis> I'm running ubuntu 8.10 Its got an Nvidia sound card
[17:08] <r3dux> It's got an onboard soundcard.
[17:08] <sabufrancis> For some reason it switches to digital mode for playback in preferences
[17:08] <r3dux> Prolly intel.
[17:08] <r3dux> Nvidia don't do sound.
[17:08] <moller_> Ive tried looking through some errors in my wine-gecko app (asking here because it's a general question), and somewhere it says this: [/home/moller/Skrivebord/wine-1.1.18/programs/iexplore/main.c:28]. But I do not have such folder on my desktop (skrivebord)
[17:08] <ashmew2> bbeecher2: sup
[17:08] <sabufrancis> One sec... I am a newbie. lemme chk
[17:08] <andrew_> marcel: ok
[17:08] <moller_> How can I fix it, so wine would look in the right folder and stuff.
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[17:09] <johannes_> halllo
[17:09] <r3dux> sabufrancis, --- asoundconf list
[17:09] <sabufrancis> It says in preferences "ALSA: HDA Nvidia: Conexant Digital"
[17:09] <sabufrancis> but when it is Digital it does not work
[17:10] <DragonRift> morning
[17:10] <sabufrancis> but when it is analog it does... but problem is that it does not show the analog option at all
[17:10] <sabufrancis> It does show it when I start Audacity the first thing after I start Ubuntu
[17:10] <johannes_> hallo
[17:10] <johannes_> ich habe ein problem
[17:11] <johannes_> wie mache ich so lusige fizschers
[17:11] <Pici> !de | johannes_
[17:11] <r3dux> sabufrancis, I've had stacks of ALSA problems, I just upgrade to the latest and let that ride -- to do this, google "alsa install script"
[17:11] <sabufrancis> asoundconf list returns "NVidia"
[17:12] <NetSKaVeN> hell-o!
[17:12] <r3dux> sabufrancis, that's really odd... cos I'm pretty sure Nvidia aren't in the soundcard market..
[17:12] <macman_> sup all
[17:12] <sabufrancis> That is what I thought too. But it is there
[17:12] <r3dux> It's probably a nvidia motherboard or something.
[17:12] <r3dux> nForce etc
[17:12] <sabufrancis> I've got a brand new Compaq Presario CQ60-101AU
[17:12] <sabufrancis> AMD processor
[17:12] <sabufrancis> laptop
[17:12] <flo-isback> need help fix xorg on ubuntu 8.10 , it tries to start then fails and all starts over again.
[17:13] <r3dux> Jeez ... got some details for it? lspci?
[17:13] <sabufrancis> Peculiar thing about this is that the playback works fine when I start Audaacity the first thing
[17:13] <sabufrancis> somewhere I read something about JACK which I simply did  not understand
[17:13] <hydester> hi.  i am using gparted to resize/move an ext3 partition.  it failed and the logs say the following "ext2fs_check_if_mount: Stale NFS file handle while determining whether /dv/sda5 is mounted".  i do not use NFS and do not know how to resolve this.  any ideas?
[17:13] <sabufrancis> I got Amarok and it works fine with the sound
[17:13] <dxdemetriou> can I save the launchers position on desktop so when they rearrange its positions to restore?
[17:14] <solsTiCe> hi. i got a problem when upgrading 8.10 to 9.04 i am still runinng the old kernel (from 8.10) how do i force the creation of new entry in /boot/grub/menu.lst for the new kernel ? i already tried to reinstall grub or linux-image and nothing
[17:14] <sabufrancis> In fact I am listening to it now
[17:14] <sabufrancis> Jackson Browne :)
[17:14] <xangua> who's having troubles with Amarok ¿?
[17:14] <r3dux> solsTiCe,  9.04 isn't out yet....
[17:14] <r3dux> xangua,
[17:14] <armence> Hello all, I am using Ubuntu Intredid 8.1. There is a menu on the top left for the screen in GNOME called Places which has a number of folder shortcuts, how can I edit that menu?
[17:14] <Vnix> Hi any nice guy can help me? I can view Windows shared files using my Ubuntu but I can't view my Linux shared files on Windows.
[17:14] <Pici> solsTiCe : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[17:14] <solsTiCe> r3dux: yes rc if you want
[17:14] <xangua> r3dux: for Amarok to work fine you also need to instal Xine
[17:15] <solsTiCe> Pici: ok
[17:15] <r3dux> xangua, I have a lot of problems with Amarok. So much so I removed it from my box today and tried songbird. Songbird can't even parse my mp3 collection =/
[17:15] <ienorand> bbeecher2: Ah, turns out that grub was just seing the main hd as hd1 rather than hd0, since it was booted from usb stick... Not following the ubuntu naming...
[17:15] <Mike||busy> How can I update my java? In package manager, sun-java6-jre (etc) are listed as being up-to-date, but that's version 6 update 10 & current is version 6 update 13.
[17:15] <sabufrancis> What is "alsa" ? Some kind of intermediate protocol?
[17:15] <erUSUL> !latest | Mike||busy
[17:15] <Modded> hello guys, im trying to make a 80gb partition
[17:15] <xangua> r3dux: have you already installed all the codecs¿¿, what desktop dp ypu use¿¿
[17:15] <Modded> whats the correct size i use
[17:15] <fanden> dfkjjkd
[17:15] <r3dux> Mike >> Add a path to your software sources with the recent java stuff
[17:16] <Mike||busy> thank you, r3dux
[17:16] <r3dux> xangua, no codecs needed, use 8.10 gnome - everything latest
[17:16] <moller_> 0[1a5448]: nsNativeModuleLoader::LoadModule("c:\windows\gecko\0.9.1\wine_gecko\nssutil3.dll") - Symbol NSGetModule not found
[17:16] <moller_>  What does that mean?
[17:16] <xangua> like i told you before r3dux, you need to instal Xine so Amarok can play
[17:17] <dxdemetriou> I need something like "gconftool-2 --dump /apps/panel > panel-config.dump" and "gconftool-2 --load panel-config.dump" for desktop launchers
[17:17] <Pici> moller_: Have you tried asking in #winehq yet? I see you're not really getting any answers here.
[17:17] <moller_> Pici: Aye, I have. But it's the same there. No answers yet.
[17:17] <r3dux> Mike||busy, to elaborate - the ubuntu hardy repo might not have the latest java stuff - look up who does, add that third party repository, update java
[17:17] <r3dux> -hardy +ibex
[17:17] <Vnix> how can I change workgroup name?
[17:19] <asdfubnub> when trying to activate the nvidiadrivers nothing happens at all. how can I fix this
[17:19] <r3dux> xangua, Amarok plays fine. I've even got a more up to date ver than the Ibex repos, it's just being a DICK very often and losing the MySQL DB I've given it access to and rebuilding a lot.
[17:19] <lp84> does ubuntu install a firewall by default, because i am having problems connecting to my proftpd server, i opened the passive ports and the port for the ftp on my router as well, and i still cannot getr a directory listing when i connect
[17:19] <xangua> jum....ok
[17:19] <r3dux> I'm just sick of amarok falling over, so I'm using nautilus and right-clicks ;)
[17:20] <ienorand> Modded: in gparted? It works in #iB so just use table in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte and convert
[17:20] <Ghoti_> lp84: I think ufw might be installed by default, but I'm not certain
[17:20] <bonhoffer> does anyone here connect to aws s3 with ubuntu -- if so, how?
[17:20] <Pici> !firewall | lp84
[17:21] <r3dux> Any of you find your dmesg log filled with TCP/IP garbage?
[17:21] <lp84> yea i checked iptables i didnt see anything in the startup script
[17:21] <r3dux> Or is it just me?
[17:21] <dxdemetriou> where is the position of icons on desktop saved?
[17:21] <r3dux> I've disabled logging in GuardDog, but still it's there... think ktorrent is the source..
[17:22] <bonhoffer> i can't get jets3t to work because of "Could not create the Java virtual machine."
[17:23] <asdfubnub> does ubuntu support 9600m gt?
[17:23] <erUSUL> r3dux: the firewall logs to messages by default
[17:23] <epaphus> hey guys, what was the command to remove a program to starting up automatically.. in the rcs?
[17:23] <lstarnes> epaphus: update-rc.d -f <program> remove
[17:23] <erUSUL> epaphus: sudo update-rc.d -f progrma remove
[17:25] <DMAURO> HI
[17:25] <corrie206> #ubuntu-za
[17:26] <chloe33> sdqdre
[17:26] <DMAURO> ?¿
[17:26] <DMAURO> JAJAJA Q PEREZA ESTE CHAT
[17:26] <erUSUL> !caps | DMAURO
[17:27] <erUSUL> !es | DMAURO
[17:27] <xangua> DMAURO: english please
[17:27] <GortiZ> hi to all
[17:28] <GortiZ> i've a question 'bout parallel compilation under ubuntu: How can i set the -j parameter for the make file such that every time that the system compiles something will use that parameter? (in gentoo is a variable into make.conf i wish to obtain something like that)
[17:28] <zanberdo> question about crontab: I've added an entry that looks like this: 55 08 * * * /home/maint/backup.sh -C /home/maint/backup.conf -? >> /home/maint/backup/backup_`date +%Y-%m-%d`.log 2>&1  My problem is the back-quotes around date don't seem to translate.  I've tried it is date in $() but that seems to fail too.  How do I pass a variable such as date to crontab?
[17:28] <marcel> andrew_, back
[17:28] <marcel> andrew_, you have wicd now?
[17:28] <NIdYa> HI
[17:28] <koolkartik> http://paste.ubuntu.com/152890/ need help on it
[17:29] <DragonRift> does anyone here use SLI
[17:29] <marcel> koolkartik, sudo apt-get remove linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic
[17:29] <foldingstock> DragonRift: I only use ABCDEFGHJKMNOPQRTUVWXYZ
[17:30] <DragonRift> I am being serious
[17:30] <GortiZ> foldingstock: -.-'!
[17:30] <marcel> DragonRift, i'm not using it, dont see why
[17:31]  * cousin_luigi just upgraded to jaunty: update-manager complained about not being able to install ca-certificates
[17:31] <r3dux> foldingstock=${//^A-Z/bananas}
[17:31] <Sonix1a> Sli is for games
[17:31] <foldingstock> heh, sorry
[17:31] <flo-isback> Can't get Xorg to start , it starts i get blank screen and can only move mouse. any help would be welcome
[17:31] <foldingstock> tbh I don't see the point on using SLI unless you're gaming
[17:31] <foldingstock> and then, you should be on Windows
[17:31] <ActionParsnip> foldingstock: you can game well on linux
[17:32] <usser> foldingstock, theres a point in sli even on linux, CUDA comes to mind
[17:32] <corey> foldingstock: there are a few and I do mean few, reasons aside from gaming to use sli
[17:32] <r3dux> foldingstock, not to worry, I've been bash coding recently, it's a bit of a nuisance. {//[whatever you put is replaced with]/[this]}
[17:32] <albech> why isnt a variable exported in a script like: export VAR="VALUE" available in other later scripts? Do I have to specify it as a global variable?
[17:32] <Sonix1a> Linux ain't for gaming so sli lol
[17:32] <corey> foldingstock: There are a few cloud computing apps that use GPU's
[17:32] <Foor> Linux is a great os to game on there just arnt many games
[17:33] <marcel> albech, thats an environment variable you're declaring, you should use arguments
[17:33] <flo-isback> Can't get Xorg to start , it starts i get blank screen and can only move mouse. any help would be welcome
[17:33] <r3dux> Linux is not a great OS to game on, or even emulate on. But it IS an awesome OS.
[17:33] <corey> Foor: Thats why I have a dual boot
[17:33] <marcel> linux is a great game os, there are just no games for it, unreal tournament runs faster then windows
[17:33] <Sonix1a> directx is king don't think I like it but it is fact
[17:34] <alok_> Using Winduhs for gaming? whats the fun in that?
[17:34] <r3dux> I just use my 360 to game...
[17:34] <Foor> r3dux: i can run Quake wars at over 200 fps on linux compared to 44 on windows
[17:34] <albech> marcel, i want to declare an environment variable ;)
[17:34] <r3dux> Foor, Nobody plays Quake Wars.
[17:34] <Sonix1a> Thank bill gates rofl
[17:34] <DragonRift> I am a game developer
[17:34] <corey> Foor: Must be virus'
[17:34] <DragonRift> and am making a mmo engine
[17:34] <DragonRift> I need my SLI working
[17:34] <marcel> albech, so $VAR is empty?
[17:34] <DragonRift> :/
[17:34] <Ghoti_> r3dux: I use my 360 to watch media streamed from my Ubuntu box :)
[17:35] <foldingstock> Foor: sounds like your system has some malware running in the background
[17:35] <r3dux> Ghoti, so do I, I use twonky - what do you use?
[17:35] <corey> Foor: Yes and alot of it!
[17:35] <marcel> albech, what does env say?
[17:35] <Sonix1a> Directx is a monopoly
[17:35] <Ghoti_> r3dux: ushare. Never seen or heard of twonky- any good?
[17:35] <albech> no $VAR doesnt exist
[17:36] <corey> what is  a good application for adding and editing hotkeys?
[17:36] <marcel> albech, to what value do you set VAR?
[17:36] <armence> Is there a way to modify the "Places" menu?
[17:36] <r3dux> Ghoti_, works for me well enough... I just point it at my videos folder on the NAS, and play whatever I want..
[17:36] <marcel> albech, export VAR=1
[17:36] <Foor> the point im making is that linux is customizable so i can get better proformance out of it compaired to windows
[17:36] <marcel> albech, echo $VAR
[17:36] <epaphus> thank you
[17:36] <Ghoti_> r3dux: my one complaint about ushare is that you need to restart it to refresh the files seen on the 360
[17:36] <albech> marcel, that works
[17:36] <marcel> albech, so what are you using in your script
[17:36] <albech> marcel, but when export VAR=1 is within a script it is cleared when the script ends
[17:36] <corey> what is  a good application for adding and editing hotkeys?
[17:36] <r3dux> Foor - the point I'm making is that linux doesn't have many good games, month by month, like windows or the 360/PS3 does
[17:36] <r3dux> Simple fact.
[17:37] <r3dux> I love linux. I just game elsewhere.
[17:37] <albech> marcel, i want another script to be able to pick up that variable later on if needed
[17:37] <c420s> is there an easy way to remove the ubuntu delivered glib?, I compiled and installed a new version, but when I try to compile atk it's still finding the old version ???
[17:37] <marcel> albech, i've never done it that way, i think its bad design, you should give arguments to another script
[17:37] <Foor> r3dux, not having many good games doesnt mean it cant do it, it means there arnt many games
[17:37] <albech> marcel, yes, you might be right
[17:37] <corey> r3dux: Isnt the time between good games decreasing?
[17:38] <marcel> albech, for instance: script_two.sh -o test
[17:38] <koolkartik> marcel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/152896/
[17:38] <Sonix1a> Gaming is not on Linux because they all want money
[17:38] <g[r]eek> Hi guys - I want to test my websites on IE. What are my options for installing and running IE?
[17:38] <Ghoti_> corey: I'd rather have time to enjoy the good games before the next ones come out anyhow :)
[17:38] <albech> marcel, you i know how that works, but it just isnt viable in this case ;)
[17:38] <foldingstock> Foor: that's kind of a redundant point; much like saying a certain type of pen is awesome for writing, but no one makes ink for it
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> r3dux: some new games will play on linux just fine
[17:38] <r3dux> lol Foor - point taken. We're a minority... one soul at a time :)
[17:38] <albech> marcel, you = yep
[17:38] <Ghoti_> !wine > g[r]eek
[17:38] <Ubersoldat> g[r]eek: you could try installing ie4linux. but it's performance sucks
[17:38] <marcel> koolkartik, so it works again?
[17:39] <corey> Ghoti_ : I have a whole shelf full of unopened games for the ps3!
[17:39] <g[r]eek> Ubersoldat, ok, so besides wine and dual booting, is there anything else?
[17:39] <ZeZu> If you have a copy of windows you can use virtualbox :)
[17:39] <marcel> albech, why is it not vaiable
[17:39] <natrixnatrix89> Hi.. When I create bash script.. If i create a command that requires root privileges - what would be the line before that command for it to prompt me for password?
[17:39] <Sonix1a> Blame game developers
[17:39] <g[r]eek> Ghoti_, thanks
[17:39] <Ubersoldat> g[r]eek: virtualization
[17:39] <ActionParsnip> g[r]eek: ies4linux is an option but not ideal, you can run virtualbox to get an accurate test but you will need a windows license
[17:39] <Ghoti_> corey: wow, that's a lot of money collecting dust!
[17:39] <marcel> albech, use arguments or use files like xml
[17:39] <g[r]eek> ActionParsnip, I've got an original windows xp cd
[17:39] <albech> marcel, a little hard to explain.. im pretty limited on this embedded system of mine
[17:39] <r3dux> I can play most graphics demos from pouet on VirtualBox with 3D acceleration in linux... doesn't mean I can play HL2... never tried though, tbh..
[17:39] <koolkartik> marcel: i didn't get wat u said.
[17:40] <lp84> is there any way to change the console resolution in ubuntu server
[17:40] <corey> Ghoti_ : My fav non-franchise store went out of business and was selling stuff 95% off on the last day
[17:40] <marcel> koolkartik, according to what i see in pastebin you have no problems
[17:40] <Ghoti_> r3dux: wine handles Source engine games splendidly :)
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> r3dux: some games have native installers created by the devs
[17:40] <marcel> albech, you lost me
[17:40] <r3dux> Ghoti - ORLY? =D
[17:40] <Ghoti_> corey: holy crap, nice deal!
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> r3dux: also check the loki installer project
[17:40] <natrixnatrix89> When I create bash script.. If i create a command that requires root privileges - what would be the line before that command for it to prompt me for password? it should be something similar to sudo..
[17:40] <Ghoti_> r3dux: really.
[17:40] <rawfael> i am from brazil
[17:41] <Foor> i refuse to play wined games i want native linux games :P
[17:41] <Ghoti_> natrixnatrix89: just as at the prompt: sudo $command_that_needs_root_access
[17:41] <rawfael> and i cant speak english good
[17:41] <marcel> albech, environment variables in a script have a different lifespan / scope
[17:41] <g[r]eek> ActionParsnip, please elaborate on your last comment about getting an accurate test on virtualbox
[17:41] <r3dux> ActionParsnip - I will, cheers
[17:41] <natrixnatrix89> thank's
[17:41] <albech> marcel, its all good.. i will do a little more research and see if i can change the design so it passes on an argument instead of my original idea
[17:41] <koolkartik> marcel: thnx a lot rather thanx a ton :)
[17:41] <corey> Is there a program for creating keyboard shortcuts?
[17:41] <Sonix1a> Wine via cedega is a community effort that gets it all working but a good effort
[17:41] <rawfael> I have a problem to use Encore ENUWI-G2 in ubuntu 8.10
[17:41] <r3dux> (check loki-installer that is)
[17:41] <koolkartik> thnx everybody for solving my prob
[17:41] <Ghoti_> corey: you talking about in X or at the command line?
[17:41] <rawfael> can you help me?
[17:42] <ActionParsnip> g[r]eek: well running ie thriugh wine wont show 100% accurately how it will look as all the windows control commands are translated to linux ones via wine
[17:42] <marcel> albech, there is an standard way of parsing script arguments, i forgot the name
[17:42] <marcel> koolkartik, ok, no problem
[17:42] <corey> Ghoti_ : IDK. I am a noob and I keep using windows shortcuts and weird things are happening
[17:42] <ActionParsnip> g[r]eek: so an accurate test would be virtualisation
[17:42] <g[r]eek> ActionParsnip, i want to know what it will look like in IE on a windows box :)
[17:42] <boo-hoo> anyone using netbook remix candidate??
[17:42] <g[r]eek> ActionParsnip, ok so that's where "virtualbox" come sin?
[17:42] <Ghoti_> corey: what are you trying to do, exactly?
[17:42] <g[r]eek> comes in
[17:42] <r3dux> I tried Windows Beta 7 in VM as my first ever virtual machine... it looks okay, but runs like a dog
[17:43] <lex_> hi
[17:43] <g[r]eek> !virtualbox
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> g[r]eek: then you need a windows boot for 100% accuracy
[17:43] <knobcottage> boo-hoo: I use easy peasy netbook
[17:43] <r3dux> XP runs a lot better, and with 3D accel in VirtualBox
[17:43] <boo-hoo> Knightlust, whats that?
[17:43] <corey> Ghoti_, windows key + m      this mininmizes all in windows but inverts colors in ubuntu
[17:43] <foldingstock> r3dux: W7 runs very well as an install, faster than XP on modern hardware
[17:43] <marcel> albech, see http://aplawrence.com/Unix/getopts.html
[17:43] <r3dux> (32-bit XP guest OS, that is)
[17:43] <foldingstock> r3dux: I haven't tested in a VM though
[17:43] <g[r]eek> ActionParsnip, ok so basically i must install windows on my other pc is what you're saying ;_
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> r3dux: on dual core systems vmware runs a lot smooth (or so ive heard)
[17:44] <boo-hoo> knobcottage, whats that?
[17:44] <Ghoti_> corey: you can set those in System -> Preferences -> Keyboard shortcuts
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> g[r]eek: or you can install windows i a virtual pc
[17:44] <flo-isback> im having a problem starting xorg ,, it start but i can only move mouse. I tried gnome safe mode and rescue option on boot any ideas ?
[17:44] <r3dux> foldingstock, must be me then, cos it kinda sucks nobs for me (t9300 dual-core 2.5Ghz)
[17:44] <g[r]eek> ActionParsnip, what do you mean by virtual pc?
[17:44] <corey> Ghoti_ : thanks!
[17:44] <Ghoti_> corey: cheers!
[17:44] <g[r]eek> ActionParsnip,  is that like VWWare?
[17:44] <g[r]eek> or what's it, VMWare?
[17:44] <knobcottage> boo hoogoogle it.  Its an out of the box ubuntu by a different name
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> g[r]eek: well its a guest system running virtually on a host
[17:44] <DragonRift> so no one here uses SLI?
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> g[r]eek: yes but easier to use and open sourced
[17:45] <g[r]eek> ActionParsnip, ok so what steps do i need to take to set that up
[17:45] <DragonRift> does linux even support SLI?
[17:45] <ActionParsnip> !virtualbox | g[r]eek
[17:45] <squidly> DragonRift: yes it can
[17:45] <g[r]eek> ActionParsnip, ok thanks for your help i will setup virtualbox
[17:45] <ActionParsnip> DragonRift: the proprietary driver does
[17:45] <DragonRift> how
[17:45] <DragonRift> I am using 180
[17:45] <g[r]eek> is gutsy 8.10?
[17:45] <squidly> DragonRift: you have to use the propiertary driver
[17:45] <DragonRift> proprietory driver
[17:45] <g[r]eek> or 8.04?
[17:45] <DragonRift> 8.10
[17:45] <DragonRift> with driver 180
[17:45] <g[r]eek> how do i check my version?
[17:46] <knobcottage> boo-hoo: it used to be called eeeubuntu
[17:46] <g[r]eek> i think im on feisty...
[17:46] <Kingsy> can someone tell, how can I convert a .mpg file to a uncompressed avi file? by that I mean a avi file that will play on any machine without the need of divx or xvid codecs etc.. just a plain avi format..
[17:46] <Kingsy> it doesnt matter about size
[17:46] <squidly> DragonRift: grep SLI /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[17:46] <squidly> that will tell you if it's there
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> g[r]eek: sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose; sudo adduser $USER vboxusers
[17:46] <r3dux> ActionParsnip - I come in here maybe once a month, and each time you're here (3 months in a row) and busy being helpful - I'd just like to say thanks. People like you make it all work.
[17:46] <flo-isback> Need help getting X ton work.. please.
[17:46] <boo-hoo> knobcottage, cool what netbook? i have the european version of MSI WIND (medion akoya)
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> g[r]eek: thats all it takes to install, you will then need to log off and on
[17:46] <knobcottage> Kingsy:  VLC will convert most things
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> flo-isback: reboot to recovery mode for your kernel
[17:47] <erUSUL> Kingsy: there is no plain avi format... avi is just a container
[17:47] <g[r]eek> ActionParsnip, yeah but firstly I think I'm on Ubuntu 8.04... how do I check?
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> flo-isback: then select fix x
[17:47] <g[r]eek> ActionParsnip, because it says there "From Gutsy..."
[17:47] <r3dux> g[r]eek, uname -r
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> g[r]eek: lsb_release -c
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> g[r]eek: hardy = 8.04  intrepid = 8.10  jaunty = 9.04
[17:47] <Kingsy> erUSUL - well I have a .mpg file atm, it needs to be a .avi and I need it to be able to play on a machine without any fancy codecs.. possible ?
[17:47] <knobcottage> boo-hoo: many see what it says I know it will do the eeepc and the samsung not too sure about anything else.  I run it from and sd card eaasy peasy
[17:47] <squidly> DragonRift: in the device secion check so see if there is a "option       "SLI"   "Auto"" for each of your cards
[17:47] <flo-isback> ActionParsnip; tried that did not work.
[17:47] <dr_phd1> hello everyone, I have a problem, i installed Ubuntu and it went fine. After installation when i started Ubuntu, it started normally till the screen where the login prompt should come but it doesn't. The screen go black, and all you can do is move the mouse around. other than that nothing happens
[17:48] <boo-hoo> knobcottage, nc10? just bought my bird one of them
[17:48] <g[r]eek> oh ok
[17:48] <ActionParsnip> flo-isback: then reboot to root console and run: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[17:48] <knobcottage> boo-hoo NC10 was out of teh box ok as I remember
[17:48] <marcel> dr_phd1, you have only text terminal?
[17:48] <g[r]eek> ok im on gutsy
[17:48] <g[r]eek> sorry hardy
[17:48] <g[r]eek> im on hardy
[17:49] <r3dux> ActionParsnip, What does dpkg-reconfigure really do?
[17:49] <corey> Ghoti_ : Is there a reset to default option? When I try a shortcut with the super key all shortcuts that use the super key activate
[17:49] <knobcottage> boohoo stick it on an sd and test it out wireless sound al ok on my eeepc
[17:49] <g[r]eek> So I can run virtualbox.
[17:49] <g[r]eek> great
[17:49] <dr_phd1> no, nothing, just a black screen with nothing on it, except for the cursor
[17:49] <g[r]eek> ActionParsnip, thank you for your help.
[17:49] <Ghoti_> corey: so you set a shortcut to just the superkey?
[17:49] <marcel> dr_phd1, can you do:
[17:49] <corey> Ghoti_ : no
[17:49] <joshjtl> can anyone remind me how to install using apt-get without installing recommended packages, its something like --no-install-recommends... but thats not it
[17:49] <marcel> dr_phd1, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[17:50] <dr_phd1> nopes, nothing
[17:50] <marcel> dr_phd1, you cant type commands?
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> r3dux: configures whatever you say, things like gdm/kdm xserver-xorg, apache2. just lets you run through the initial setup options
[17:50] <knobcottage> dr_phd: tried startx?
[17:50] <flo-isback> ActionParsnip: its starts like before , the screen is blank i can only move mouse
[17:51] <r3dux> ActionParsnip, whatever I say? Like "dpkg-reconfigure gedit" would re-install gedit over the top with options I can pick?
[17:51] <ActionParsnip> flo-isback: hit ctrl+alt+backspace
[17:51] <dr_phd1> no i can't give commands as there is nothing on the screen, i haven't even entered my password for logining in, there is no login screen, in fact ther is nothing
[17:51] <r3dux> Just curious - I should prolly try to find out..
[17:51] <marcel> r3dux, it will just reconfigure
[17:51] <olinuxx> hi all
[17:52] <marcel> r3dux, reconfigure runs the installation script again
[17:52] <r3dux> ahhh..
[17:52] <ActionParsnip> r3dux: you will get to choose the options for it (if it has dpkg options that need setting)
[17:52] <r3dux> Now I get it
[17:52] <dr_phd1> when i start the computer, Ubuntu goes till that Progress bar and then after that a blank screen with a cursor only
[17:52] <flo-isback> ActionParsnip: does not work nor does ctrl - alt - F1
[17:52] <marcel> r3dux, a debian package has a script inside it, which runs before or after the files are copied
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> flo-isback: drop to console: sudo apt-get --reinstall install (whatever-buntu)-desktop
[17:53] <Wayne323> Is there a way to have LILO automatically update itse;f?
[17:53] <Wayne323> itself?
[17:53] <marcel> Wayne323, why do you use lilo? and not grub
[17:53] <Ghoti_> Wayne323: sudo apt-get upgrade lilo
[17:54] <Wayne323> I have a Dell Optiplex 320....
[17:54] <Wayne323> It won't boot with GRUB no matter what...
[17:54] <marcel> Wayne323, also not with jaunty?
[17:54] <Wayne323> Nope.
[17:54] <Wayne323> I'm stuck with LILO...
[17:54] <marcel> Wayne323, strange
[17:55] <knobcottage> dr_phd: are you using a Dell?
[17:55] <Wayne323> And when the kernel updates, LILO doesn't get a message to use the latest kernel...
[17:55] <marcel> Wayne323, most packages assume you have grub
[17:55] <Wayne323> Which from time to time, stops it from booting...
[17:56] <marcel> Wayne323, what is your hard drive layout? you have also windows?
[17:56] <Wayne323> Nope....
[17:56] <marcel> Wayne323, you have one hard drive
[17:56] <Wayne323> One hard drive..
[17:56] <Wayne323> Latest Ubuntu installed...
[17:56] <marcel> Wayne323, i would really try installing grub, because lilo is becoming legacy
[17:57] <DragonRift> One Moon Circles
[17:57] <flo-isback> ActionParsnip: i can't connect to wireless , been using gui. Also can't i just update to 9.04 ?
[17:57] <mackk431> hey everytime i want to install somewhat for example this "sudo apt-get install kate" i get the message "E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem." whats wrong with my kubuntu?
[17:57] <DragonRift> Eyes in the Dark
[17:57] <marcel> Wayne323, sudo apt-get install startupmanager
[17:57] <DragonRift> One Moon Circles
[17:58] <cyrax> I have a question regarding the opengl headers provided with Ubuntu. Although I have Ogl 2.1 on my system I cannot seem to use glGenBuffers. Says undeclared identifier. I've read elsewhere that I need to include glext.h but I get the same error inspite of this. Can anyone help me with this?
[17:58] <marcel> mackk431, nothing wrong, can happen, just run that command
[17:59] <cyrax> anyone?
[18:00] <knobcottage> mackk431:  try here http://paste.ubuntu.com/152915/
[18:00] <flo-isback> ActionParsnip: Ok xorg gave up , with a error " xinit; permission denied (errno 13)
[18:01] <ashmew2> no sudo >?
[18:02] <marcel> cyrax, you should ask this at an opengl forum, i dont think there are many opengl developers here
[18:02] <cyrax> marcel: understood. Do you know of an opengl channel?
[18:03] <marcel> cyrax, no i dont, i'm more a java developer
[18:03] <cyrax> okay
[18:03] <dr_phd1> hi everyone, i installed Ubuntu, when i started using it for the first time, i booted normally till the point where the login screen has to come, but it didn't, instead after the "Progress Bar" completed my whole computer screen went black and there was nothing on the screen except the Mouse Cursor, i couldn't do anything except move the cursor around
[18:03] <cyrax> thanks marcel
[18:03] <r3dux> cyrax, game dev channels are good for OGL - but, they don't want to baby you. Wish I knew a good OGL channel myself.
[18:04] <petskull> cyrax: what's your question?
[18:04] <marcel> cyrax, maybe its better to use a opengl library, there are enough opensource libs for that
[18:04] <ashmew2> They were showing on the discovery channel the other day that Game development is one of the most high paid jobs..
[18:04] <Yud_Zroc> im having a dpi problem any pointers
[18:04] <Yud_Zroc> !dpi
[18:04] <ashmew2> dpi
[18:04] <r3dux> ashmew2, I doubt that's true.
[18:04] <Vnix> I can view my Windows shared folder on Linux Ubuntu platform but I have trouble viewing Ubuntu shared files on Windows platform. What should I do thanks.
[18:04] <ashmew2> r3dux: maybe..
[18:05] <ashmew2> r3dux: Maybe its true if some company like Epic or something hire you ?
[18:05] <dr_phd1> so anyone got a clue what the problem may be?
[18:05] <r3dux> Unless you're a monster in AI/Gfx/Tools/Sound
[18:05] <xiamx> where are the CFLAG and CXXFLAG variables in ubuntu?
[18:05] <ashmew2> of course..
[18:05] <marcel> ashmew2, you need very good math skills for that
[18:05] <rosemayfears> i already have my ubuntu8.10 latest updates...is there strong reason I should replace it with 9.04? Can't I make it same level by updates ??
[18:05] <r3dux> ashmew2, we have more chance as indies..
[18:05] <djnel> Hey guys, doing a little spring cleanup on the music collection and could use some input. I have 999 folders each starting with a number 001 through 999 and followed by a folder name... eg 016 Nirvana - Nevrmind. Whats the quickest way to eliminate just the numbers from just the folder names
[18:06] <ashmew2> marcel: you mean 3d coordinates and stuff ?
[18:06] <chenno> xiamx: its CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS and they are set in the Makefile or the environment
[18:06] <ashmew2> r3dux: Indies = Indians ?
[18:06] <Pici> !offtopic | ashmew2 r3dux
[18:06] <marcel> ashmew2, yes
[18:06] <marcel> ashmew2, matrix calculations and stuff
[18:06] <Yud_Zroc> how do i increase my dpi so i can use kubuntu
[18:07] <ashmew2> Pici: Im sorry Pici , wont happen again
[18:07] <nubuntu> 9.04 not so good
[18:07] <Ghoti_> nubuntu: 9.04 isn't done yet.
[18:07] <Ghoti_> !jaunty
[18:07] <nubuntu> yes of course
[18:07] <marcel> nubuntu, whats not so good
[18:07] <floating> !nubuntu
[18:07] <Pici> marcel : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[18:08] <Yud_Zroc> does anyiine now how to fix the kubuntu gui?
[18:08] <nubuntu> hopefully when done it will be super!
[18:08] <ripnode4> it's basically done it comes out in 6 days if you look at the releaseschedule they arnt doing much between now and then
[18:08] <ashmew2> im back guys
[18:09] <urban_ryoga> how do I reset the permissions of folders and files to all users? for some reason the permission to all files on my external is root only
[18:09] <lp84> what the, i did chmod +x on an executable file
[18:09] <lp84> but it wont let me run ./file
[18:09] <ashmew2> i lost the user list of XChat which was on the right
[18:09] <ashmew2> 'how to get it back :(
[18:09] <lp84> it says no such file or directory
[18:09] <Ghoti_> urban_ryoga: sudo chmod 777 /path/to/unsecured/directory
[18:10] <urban_ryoga> Ghoti_: trying now. ty
[18:10] <mgolisch> lp84: you are in the same directory as the file?
[18:10] <lp84> yep
[18:11] <mgolisch> lp84: and you used tab? like to make sure you have no typo in the filename
[18:11] <lp84> maybe i copied it wrong?
[18:11] <bajo_nivel> abcd4500aneudy
[18:11] <guja> Okay, I have huge problem. I am using Ubuntu 9.04 and I have installed mysql+apache2+php. While installed that, that applet in panel which shows my name and status started to mark all status as black rectangle. After rebooting, gdm didn't start, system was trying to do some checks, but with failure. I got console login, log in there and typed startx to go into Ubuntu. When in X, got this The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFII
[18:11] <guja> D:GNOME_FastUserSwitchApplet". and choice to remove it or keep in panel. What ever I choose, it isn't anymore in panel. Same thing happened on 64bit and 32bit Jaunty. Any help??
[18:11] <mgolisch> lp84: whats the files name? does it have spaces in it? those need to be escaped
[18:12] <lp84> i did cp * ../ -R to move the file to the right directoriy
[18:12] <lp84> the file is called mvdsv
[18:12] <Ghoti_> !jaunty > guja
[18:12] <ashmew2> how do i get a channel's userlist?
[18:12] <urban_ryoga> Ghoti_: is there a way to do it recursively or do i just have to keep adding /* to the end of it?
[18:12] <lp84> im in the proper dir, i did chmod +x mvdsv , then ./mvdsv
[18:12] <lp84> and i get no fsuch file or directory
[18:12] <Ghoti_> ashmew2: /who #channel
[18:12] <ashmew2> thanks!
[18:12] <guja> Ghoti_, what with jaunty? To go to +1 channel?
[18:12] <dr_phd1> hellooooo..... can anyone please answer my problem?
[18:12] <mgolisch> lp84: is mvdsv a symlink? maybe its target is missing
[18:12] <Ghoti_> guja: yes; +1 is the jaunty channel
[18:12] <lp84> mvdsv file is also green
[18:13] <lp84> hm
[18:13] <lp84> is there any way to force a move/copy of a file
[18:13] <mgolisch> lp84: ls -lh on the file
[18:13] <Ghoti_> lp84: what is the first line of the mvdsv file?
[18:13] <lp84> its all code or w/e
[18:13] <andrew___> thanks to MARCEL
[18:14] <Ghoti_> lp84: are you sure that the error isn't in the script itself?
[18:14] <lp84> mgolisch what do i do with that?
[18:14] <lp84> well i jhust redownloaded it
[18:14] <dr_phd1> ??????????????????????
[18:14] <lp84> http://qw-dev.net/attachments/download/138/mvdsv_0.28-ktx_1.35-server_pack-glibc_2.6.tar.gz
[18:15] <Ghoti_> lp84: could you please give the entire, exact, error message you are getting?
[18:16] <Ghoti_> lp84: if it's more than one line, use the pastebin
[18:16] <lp84> ok
[18:16] <mgolisch> it seems to be a elf binary
[18:16] <mgolisch> so no symlink or script
[18:16] <lp84> -bash: ./mvdsv: No such file or directory
[18:16] <mgolisch> lp84: but ls ./mvdsv works?
[18:17] <Ghoti_> lp84: try /path/to/the/actual/location/of/mvdsv
[18:17] <lp84> yep mgolisch
[18:17] <lp84> ok Ghoti_
[18:17] <unix3_> hi guys, how can I install libssl0.9.8 ??
[18:17] <corey> I am suffering from software instability and at risk to returning to vista. Please help
[18:17] <olinuxx> ++
[18:17] <pkundu> when i restart my pc sometimes my usb keyboard is not been detected in ubuntu .... for windows it works fine
[18:18] <pkundu> what shld i do
[18:18] <mgolisch> replug it?
[18:18] <lp84> i used /fullpath/mvdsv and ./fullpath/mvdsv
[18:18] <lp84> same error
[18:18] <pkundu> mgolisch, it works
[18:18] <lp84> do i need glibc installed or somethign?
[18:18] <unix3_> anybody know how I can instal libssl0.9.8 :..?
[18:18] <Pici> unix3_: sudo apt-get install libssl0.9.8
[18:18] <lp84> im on a fresh install of ubuntu
[18:18] <mgolisch> lp84: you must be doing something wrong
[18:18] <pkundu> mgolisch, is there other way than that
[18:18] <thomo> dvd
[18:19] <nubuntu> ubuntu kept on giving error messages when installing? is this common as i can only get it to run on vmware?
[18:19] <nubuntu> error with reading disk*
[18:20] <unix3_> Iam trying to install a .deb that says its missing a dependancy (libssl0.9.8) .. but that is already installed... how can I deal with the .deb then??
[18:20] <Ghoti_> unix3_: did you install libssl from a .deb also, or did you compile and install it manually?
[18:21] <unix3_> Ghoti_, it was installed by default... with ubuntu..
[18:21] <alok_> how can i get totem to work with oss 4.1
[18:21] <celthunder> unix3 dpkg --force-depends -i <package>
[18:21] <mik3> hi, i have a problem i just installed a fresh copy of ubuntu on a brand new lenovo laptop and they keyboard and mouse don't work after boot up
[18:21] <donkey> I need some help. When I try to watch a video on my computer it usually turns my screen completely black and stays like that. I end up having to do a hard reset on the computer. What could be the cause??????????????
[18:21] <nubuntu> graphics card?
[18:22] <celthunder> mik3 what input drivers?
[18:22] <celthunder> donkey particular files, all files, particular media player/codecs ?
[18:22] <donkey> calthunder all files
[18:22] <lp84> is glibc not installed by defgault
[18:22] <lp84> on ubuntu?
[18:22] <mgolisch> lp84: you problem is something else
[18:23] <celthunder> lp84 build-essential has it
[18:23] <mgolisch> lp84: i can execute that file just fine on my interepid install
[18:23] <celthunder> or it should rather
[18:23] <mgolisch> glibc is allways installed
[18:23] <mgolisch> its the c library
[18:23] <mgolisch> nothing would work without that
[18:24] <alexidoia> hey I am looking for a very simple application allowing me to show my daughter what is an equation such as x=y on a graphical representation
[18:24] <alexidoia> I really don't need something fancy
[18:24] <alexidoia> the simplest the best
[18:24] <unix3_> hmm.. how can I install the shared library libpkcs11--helper.so.1 ?
[18:24] <celthunder> alexidoia you can google web graphing calculators...
[18:24] <marcel> alexidoia, there is nothing like that on the internet?
[18:25] <Ghoti_> alexidoia: graphmonkey might work
[18:25] <Ghoti_> !info graphmonkey | alexidoia
[18:25] <vegombrei> alexidoia: mebbe you should ask in #math .. i stumbled upon that room a few days ago .. those guys are on a different level .im sure they'll help ya
[18:25] <donkey> celthunder all files do that to my computer
[18:25] <unix3_> hmm.. how can I install the shared library libpkcs11--helper.so.1 ? anybody?
[18:25] <Xev> google
[18:26] <Ghoti_> unix3_: apt-cache search libpkcs11; then install the right package
[18:26] <celthunder> donkey ok what codecs do you have and what video card?
[18:26] <roel_> umm
[18:26] <roel_> firefox is running but not responding bla bla
[18:26] <roel_> how do I close it again?\
[18:26] <Xev> killall firefox
[18:26] <donkey> celthunder where do i find that out. and i have all codecs from what i know
[18:27] <ugliefrog> !dailybuild
[18:27] <roel_> thanks xev
[18:27] <mik3> celthunder: not sure, the install process had them both working fine
[18:27] <uberwalla> will ubuntu 9.04 have wireless support on acer aspire ones without having to download new wireless drivers?
[18:27] <celthunder> unix3_, libpkcs11-helper1 is the package i believe that has that
[18:27] <uberwalla> that's one reason I really didn't care for 8.10
[18:27] <uberwalla> I couldn't run wireless
[18:27] <Ghoti_> !jaunty > uberwalla
[18:28] <celthunder> mik3 hal on?
[18:28] <lp84> aparelntly i need to install 32bit support
[18:28] <celthunder> mik3 do you have input-evdev installed?
[18:28] <lp84> it isnt installed by defualt on ubuntu?
[18:29] <recon69> anyone able to help me setup fstab to load a vfat driver so i can access it over a network share to back it up, current using UUID=44D3-C361 /home/mec/data vfat rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,uid=1000,dmask=027,fmask=137,codepage=437,iocharset=iso8859-1,shortname=mixed,utf8 0 0 , but cant seem to figure out good ﻿uid=1000,dmask=027,fmask=137 values so that I can actualy access the data?
[18:29] <celthunder> lp843 uh...32 bit is supported on 64 buit installes thats why its x86 64
[18:29] <vegombrei> mik3: are you running ubuntu thru windows?
[18:29] <celthunder> vegombrei, your drives working ok yet?
[18:29] <lp84> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/160088/comments/2
[18:29] <mik3> celthunder: i have whatever is installed with the base, the only thing i have done with it is deleted the old xorg.conf and did a dpkg-reconfigure on it
[18:29] <mik3> vegombrei: no,.
[18:29] <Tetracomm> I've dedicated a channel to helping those who have devices to make them work on Linux.
[18:29] <Tetracomm> :)
[18:29] <vegombrei> celthunder: yep flat out bro ... looks like im gonna sleep in peace on ma bed after all hehehe
[18:30] <mik3> Tetracomm: start with me
[18:30] <Tetracomm> Since this is such a major problem that everyone faces when switching to Linux.
[18:30] <Tetracomm> mik3: It is ##linuxdevices
[18:30] <Tetracomm> Members will join soon, give it time to become active.
[18:30] <Tetracomm> So stay in there.
[18:31] <celthunder> mik3 apt-get install input-evdev and make sure hal is on when you start x
[18:31] <mik3> other than some problems with broadcom wireless chipsets a few years ago this is my first time i've ran into hardware problems on a fresh install :P
[18:31] <zaidka> :D
[18:31] <zaidka> :)
[18:32] <ugliefrog> is the daily build of 9.04 is the same as the official release?
[18:32] <uberwalla> the release schedule didn't really help me at all about acer aspire one's
[18:32] <Pici> ugliefrog : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[18:32] <uberwalla> does anybody know if there will be wireless support for the acer drivers?
[18:32] <Pici> uberwalla : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[18:33] <shadowland> Anyone here any good with regular expressions?  I want to grep out all (uncommented) lines containing grup, passwd, shadow, and automount from /etc/nsswitch.conf
[18:33] <Tetracomm> mik3: Oh, are you good at getting devices to work on Linux?
[18:33] <shadowland> egrep '(group|passwd|shadow|automount)' /etc/nsswitch.conf
[18:33] <shadowland> That gets them all including the comments.  I can't figure out how to exclude the commented lines
[18:34] <vegombrei> Tetracomm: you think its possible to install it on a mac?
[18:35] <Tetracomm> What?
[18:35] <vegombrei> Tetracomm: ubuntu
[18:36] <Tetracomm> Oh.
[18:36] <Tetracomm> I don't know
[18:36] <Tetracomm> .
[18:36] <Tetracomm> I hope so.
[18:36] <FloodBot3> Tetracomm: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:36] <Xev> I have ubuntu on a mac
[18:36] <vegombrei> Xev: macbook?
[18:36] <Tetracomm> Xev: How well is it working?
[18:36] <Xev> yes
[18:36] <Xev> very well
[18:36] <vegombrei> Xev: wow
[18:36] <Xev> jaunty
[18:36] <Xev> no sorry
[18:36] <guntbert> !ot | Tetracomm
[18:36] <Xev> intrepid
[18:36] <vegombrei> Xev: did you have any trouble installing?
[18:37] <Xev> no
[18:37] <zewb_> obama sucks
[18:37] <Xev> once I updated the kernel everything worked fine
[18:37]  * vegombrei now he tells me
[18:37] <feedmechicken> How can I check whether the system beep is working?
[18:37] <zewb_> feedmechicken: make it beep
[18:38] <feedmechicken> zewb_: How to I make it beep?
[18:38] <guntbert> zewb_: please keep to the topic
[18:38] <Tetracomm> guntbert?
[18:38] <JeffRey`> Hey i'm having a problem. I un installed Ubuntu off of my desktop, because I want this for windows, and my Laptop for Ubuntu. Anyway, I un-installed Ubuntu, but Grub keeps coming up and saying "error 22". How do I delete grub and fix this? I'm stuck using a Live CD at the moment
[18:38] <Ghoti_> feedmechicken: echo -e \b
[18:39] <recon69> help, I cant copy a file over a ubuntu network share!!!!!
[18:39] <feedmechicken> Ghoti_: that didn't work, might there be something wrong?
[18:39] <seniorake> how is portugal called in the native language..?
[18:39] <Pici> !ot | seniorake
[18:39] <seniorake> this is kinda offtopic, but i know that :>
[18:39] <zewb_> feedmechicken: sudo cat /dev/random > /dev/audio
[18:39] <Ghoti_> feedmechicken: my bad-  echo -e "\b"
[18:39] <kebomix> hello , Mikrotik hotspot username and password page to log on network don't appear on ubuntu as it appears on windows xp ? !
[18:39] <guntbert> Tetracomm: your discussion is not exactly ubuntu-support related :-) (and ubottu seem to sleep)
[18:39] <Pici> seniorake: Then you should know to ask in a different channel.
[18:39] <seniorake> i picked that one which has most users, which is of course, ubuntu
[18:39] <unix3_> hey guys, how do I know if ubuntu is currently running any type of firewall?
[18:39] <recon69> currently getting "Failed to retrieve share list from server"
[18:39] <Ghoti_> unix3_: iptables -L
[18:39] <zewb_> lol
[18:40] <Chrystallic> Hi, I somehow managed to delete teh "shutdown"-function...     I got the (my name) User- icon, but I'm unable to press on it. how do I fix that?
[18:40] <Kissaki> My ubuntu did not get to the login screen after using hibernate with nvidia drivers. After an upgrade (had the new ubuntu in package srces) I am able to log in only with failsafe gnome, it will load the desktop but fail to load an implement it completely. Top right does work, top left (menu etc) does not, bottom left the desktop icon is not the correct one... Any ideas? Or, how do you remove the h
[18:41] <recon69> unix3_: you could also install firestarter , a GUI for the firewall
[18:43] <JeffRey`> ﻿Hey i'm having a problem. I un installed Ubuntu off of my desktop, because I want this for windows, and my Laptop for Ubuntu. Anyway, I un-installed Ubuntu, but Grub keeps coming up and saying "error 22". How do I delete grub and fix this? I'm stuck using a Live CD at the moment
[18:43] <unix3_> Ghoti_, nice.. thank you.. it seems ubuntu comes with a default firewall? how do I turn iptables off?
[18:44] <Ghoti_> unix3_: to completely clear your firewall and expose you to the network, if that's what you *really* want to do, you can sudo iptables -F
[18:44] <unix3_> Ghoti_, would it revert back to the original after a reboot?
[18:44] <Ghoti_> unix3_: in most cases, yes.
[18:45] <recon69> JeffRey: if you want a clean windows install just repartition you HDD and wipe everything, the windows installer should do it for you.
[18:45] <unix3_> Ghoti_, ubuntu comes with a default firewall right..?  6 lines?
[18:45] <recon69> unix3_: why not install firestarter , it has a nice stop start button
[18:45] <mik3> celthunder: that's already installed btw
[18:45] <JeffRey`> No I already have windows installed, It was a dual boot
[18:45] <kebomix> hello , Mikrotik hotspot username and password page to log on network don't appear on ubuntu as it appears on windows xp ? !
[18:45] <mik3> celthunder: i would imagine that would be installed on installation
[18:45] <unix3_> recon69, thank you.. its just q quick check up
[18:45] <Ghoti_> unix3_: last I knew, ubuntu came with ufw (uncomplicated firewall) preinstalled
[18:45] <Pici> JeffRey`: Use the fixmbr/fixboot utilities from the Windows recovery disk. The folks in ##windows can assis you if you're not sure how,.
[18:46] <JeffRey`> Okay thanks
[18:48] <salvatore> ciao
[18:48] <salvatore> #list
[18:49] <recon69> anyone able to help me copy/backup a vfat disk over network share? seem to have permission problems
[18:49] <Kissaki> My ubuntu did not get to the login screen after using hibernate with nvidia drivers. After an upgrade (had the new ubuntu in package srces) I am able to log in only with failsafe gnome, it will load the desktop but fail to load an implement it completely. Top right does work, top left (menu etc) does not, bottom left the desktop icon is not the correct one... Any ideas? Or, how do you remove the h
[18:49] <salvatore> #emulator
[18:49] <recon69> Kissaki: what did you update to?
[18:49] <Kissaki> recon69: what is it. Jaunty I think?
[18:50] <Kissaki> next ubuntu release
[18:50] <recon69> Kissaki: you should ask in the ubuntu+1 channel as well , it's for jaunty issues
[18:50] <salvatore> emulatori ps2
[18:50] <Kissaki> well, it's not a jaunty issue... more like a hibernate issue
[18:51] <Pici> salvatore: Please see the topic, this is the Ubuntu support channel.
[18:52] <recon69> Kissaki: yes, but you now using jaunty and it was the upgrade that started the issue, no harm in asking in ubuntu+1 , probably got more of the experts in there anyway :)
[18:52] <lantjie> hey guys
[18:52] <Pretto> is there a way to know uptime for services?
[18:52] <lantjie> i have aquestion
[18:52] <Kissaki> recon69: The issue also in the old release, where I didn't even get to the login screen. But I'll try there, thx
[18:52] <lantjie> is python good
[18:52] <lantjie> ?
[18:52] <lantjie> for programming
[18:53] <AleX-> lantjie: yes
[18:53] <Kissaki> yes
[18:53] <locainex> yes
[18:53] <Kissaki> ^^
[18:53] <ss0> Python is easy to pick up and rather powerful, it depends on what task you want to achieve.
[18:53] <Bodsda> define 'good'
[18:53] <Pici> lantjie: Yes. Please join #ubuntu-offtopic for non-support discussion. #python
[18:53] <AleX-> !ebooks
[18:53] <AleX-> !e-books
[18:53] <kebomix> hello , Mikrotik hotspot username and password page to log on network don't appear on ubuntu as it appears on windows xp ? !
[18:53] <AleX-> Anyone know some PDB reader ?
[18:53] <austin> yea whats up
[18:53] <AleX-> say me
[18:53] <AleX-> -_-
[18:54] <guntbert> AleX-: please keep to the topic
[18:54] <austin> what?
[18:54] <ss0> I recently upgraded my system from an amd64 bit too a dual core 32 bit system, even after a distupgrade it seems to see my old arch. anyone know where to change that at?
[18:54] <Bodsda> !who | austin
[18:54] <AleX-> guntbert: what is offtopic?
[18:54] <lantjie> oke thacks guys
[18:55] <guntbert> AleX-: this channel is dedicated to ubuntu support - all other things should be discussed in #ubuntu-offtopic, thank you
[18:55] <AleX-> guntbert: bah...i am looking for PDB reader for ubuntu :P
[18:55] <i3luefire__> !offtopic
[18:55] <ibuclaw> ss0, to change arch from 32bit to 64bit or vice versa, you must do a clean install.
[18:56] <ibuclaw> if that is what you mean ...
[18:56] <AleX-> i am not offtopic :P
[18:56] <AleX-> am I ?
[18:56] <Skapare> AleX-: depends if looking for software is offtopic or not
[18:56]  * Skapare shrugs
[18:57] <ibuclaw> AleX-, what is a PDB reader ?
[18:57] <mik3> grrr this is frustrating
[18:57] <lantjie> hey guys how do i join #python?
[18:57] <Skapare> Proprietary Data Base
[18:57] <slykens> hi... doing install on new dell t610... mptsas - detects and installs fine but can't detect disks on boot. any pointers?
[18:57] <AleX-> It allows you to read e-books / texts in .pdb format
[18:57] <lantjie> pici: how do i join #python?
[18:57] <recon69> lantjie: try /join #python
[18:57] <AleX-> Skapare: heh no
[18:57] <ibuclaw> lantjie, /join #python
[18:57] <dick> test
[18:58] <Skapare> .pdb is not .pdf ?
[18:58] <AleX-> Skapare: no
[18:58] <Pici> lantjie: You need to be registered and identified.
[18:58] <ibuclaw> dick, we hear you ;)
[18:58] <Pici> !register > lantjie
[18:58] <lantjie> recon69: it asks me to identifie myself
[18:58] <Skapare> AleX-: I guess I'm not one to answer your question
[18:58] <lantjie> pici: how do i do that
[18:58] <lantjie> ?
[18:59] <AleX-> Skapare: no answer for me
[18:59] <Pici> lantjie: Join #freenode for registration questions please.
[18:59] <lantjie> oke guys thanks
[18:59] <darkpixel> Skapare: PDB is Palmpilot Database/Document File
[19:00] <guntbert> AleX-: have a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=270133
[19:00] <dooglus> which application is responsible for automounting my phone's memory card when I plug it in to a USB port please?
[19:02] <recon69> any help on how to back up a vfat data drive over ubuntu share? just cant get it to work!!!
[19:02] <Skapare> dooglus: probably the same one responsible automounting other kind of cards and other storage devices
[19:02] <recon69> dooglus: it should really automount
[19:03] <Saruji> sergei
[19:03] <Saruji> saruji
[19:03] <JPZ> Hello everyone. I'm having a hard time figuring out how to config my ubuntu 8.10 to send system wide emails using a relay smtp account. I've checked countless guides, but thus far they only explain how to setup up postfix ( for example) to act as a full server. I just want "it" to use my isp's smpt act as relay server so that emails don't get bounced.
[19:03] <Saruji> Saruji
[19:03] <Pici> Saruji: please stop.
[19:03] <Skapare> dooglus: are you plugging it in and finding it doesn't automount and trying to figure out why?
[19:03] <Saruji> sorry
[19:03] <Saruji> was just checking highlight
[19:03] <FloodBot3> Saruji: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:03] <luca> hi everyone
[19:03] <AleX-> luca: hi
[19:03] <luca> hi :)
[19:03] <Saruji> whats pastebin?
[19:04] <usser> JPZ, mail command perhaps?
[19:04] <luca> my top toolbars have disappeared from all my gnome program windows
[19:04] <usser> JPZ, or a python script
[19:04] <guntbert> !pastebin | Saruji
[19:04] <Saruji> ah ok thank you
[19:04] <dooglus> Skapare: yes.  until today it was automounting.  now it isn't.  I'm wondering how I broke it.
[19:04] <luca> local configuration mess only, other users do not have this problem
[19:04] <JPZ> usser, its so that snort for example can send emails. they currently get bounced.
[19:05] <Skapare> dooglus: does it show up in "dmesg" command output?
[19:05] <dooglus> Skapare: these are the things I disabled earlier today, thinking them unneccesary for me: bluetooth manager, evolution alarm notifier, gnome login sound, network manager, print queue applet, pulseaudio session manager, remote desktop, user folders update, and visual assistance
[19:05] <Skapare> dooglus: also, does it add a device to the contents of /proc/partitions ?
[19:05] <usser> JPZ, you have to set your exim or postfix to act as a relay server
[19:05] <Skapare> dooglus: try re-enabling user folders update
[19:06] <dooglus> Skapare: it shows up as '[25301.220307] usb 1-6.3: new full speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 37'
[19:06] <usser> JPZ, all my scripts are at work, hang on let me pull up a decent guide
[19:06] <recon69> Saruji: just create your own channel if oyu want to test irc command , try /join saruji , then you can spam away and bother no one
[19:06] <JPZ> ok so searching for "postfix relay server" on google and such should do the trick... thanks for the point in the right direction.
[19:06] <JPZ> great usser, thanks
[19:06] <Saruji> ok I will thanks
[19:06] <Skapare> dooglus: OK, so the driver sees it ... the kernel does not automount it ... some user program gets notified of new device and does so ... that may be connected to the folders update
[19:06] <dooglus> Skapare: it doesn't add anything to /proc/partitions
[19:06] <Saruji> join saruji didnt work
[19:06] <Saruji> hmm
[19:07] <paolob> Hi guys! Let me ask you before opening a bug. In my Jaunty beta gnome, it's happening that when I'm writing a doc with Oo.o, after some 100/200 characters the keyboard begins entering very strange characters, and I haven't found any way to modify this behaviour rather than closing Oo.o and reopening it. I have italian localization, italian keyboard, but I have a spanish layout too in my gnome settings. Any idea about anything similar?
[19:07] <Skapare> dooglus: try re-enabling user folders update
[19:07] <Skapare> dooglus: and reboot to be sure things got started that might not be
[19:07] <recon69> Saruji: sorry , forgot the #
[19:07] <dooglus> Skapare: I have done.  I've not rebooted or logged out and in again since, but I also didn't do either since disabling it...
[19:07] <Saruji> ah ok
[19:07] <Saruji> :)
[19:07] <Saruji> complete and utter noob here
[19:08] <Saruji> sergei
[19:08] <Saruji> saruji
[19:08] <Skapare> Saruji: I can tell ... but welcome to the Ubuntu Linux world
[19:08] <dooglus> Skapare: I think 'user folders update' is responsible for recreating a bunch of empty folders every time I log in: ~/Porn, ~/TV and such like - that I then have to delete
[19:08] <Skapare> Saruji: whatever you are doing that does that, better work on fixing it
[19:09] <Skapare> dooglus: something adds a new folder for a drive when I plug in a drive ... was just a guess
[19:09] <AleX-> saruji
[19:09] <Saruji> Alex whats up
[19:09] <dooglus> Skapare: I also took the liberty of uninstalling pulseaudio or some such.  it was taking a lot of RAM, and making audio and video be out of sync
[19:10] <Skapare> dooglus: I have no idea with all these apps and things ... I'm more of a kernel, driver, bootloader, firmware, embedded stuff programmer
[19:10] <dooglus> Skapare: but I would have thought that would be related to this problem - just trying to think what I've changed today
[19:10] <Skapare> dooglus: I doubt pulseaudio is responsible
[19:10] <dooglus> I guess the thing to do first is to try logging in as a different user and see if it works there
[19:10] <dotblank> pulse audio is awesome
[19:11] <dooglus> dotblank: what's it for?  it seems to me it eats memory and unsyncs the audio - other than that I've not noticed any loss from uninstalling it
[19:11] <Skapare> dotblank: does it solve the audio vs. video sync problems that are built into most of the A/V formats?
[19:11] <ibuclaw> dooglus, pulseaudio is aimed at lower end laptops, or laptops with low end soundcards.
[19:12] <ibuclaw> dooglus, it is a software mixer that allows > 1 application to use the soundcard at once.
[19:12] <dooglus> ibuclaw: ok, but what is the benefit of using pulseaudio over using nothing?  I find using nothing has a smaller memory footprint
[19:12] <dotblank> Pulse audio allows to me to individually control volume on per application basis and allows networked audio which i am using rigtht now and allows simultaneous connections
[19:12] <ibuclaw> for those soundcards that don't support hardware mixing
[19:12] <dooglus> ibuclaw: I just put 'aoss' in front of each app I run - that lets them share the audio
[19:12] <Skapare> dooglus: the sync problems are inherit in bad format designs for most of the audio-video formats ... players have to do weird things to keep them in sync ... some do better than others
[19:13] <Medo42> Hi. I'm currently running apt-get upgrade on my Eee Pc 901 and was a bit concerned whether it would work since there was little disk space left. During the process, df -h now showed 0 bytes left on the drive several times, but the upgrade continues running without an apparent problem. What's happening here? Could there be problems even though no error is shown?
[19:13] <dooglus> Skapare: ok, fine :)
[19:13] <jemark> pulseaudio makes skype use more than 100% cpu?
[19:13] <ibuclaw> dooglus, no ... aoss is not the same ... aoss is an ALSA wrapper for OSS applications
[19:13] <tready29201> hey when editing the debian/rules file can i just add --with-mssql anywhere in that file?
[19:13] <dotblank> I think pulse audio is what we all need to use, the problem with pulse audio right now really is that apps don't use pulse audio
[19:14] <ibuclaw> dooglus, though, if that is working, then that probably means your soundcard supports hardware mixing.
[19:14] <maverick340> few days ago when i connected my Sony Ericsson T700 via usb i could see all my pics. however today i cant see my memory card contents
[19:14] <ibuclaw> so you can disregard pulseaudio if you don't wish to use it
[19:14] <maverick340> it only shows up my phone contents
[19:14] <Skapare> dotblank: if there is competition for the audio devices and/or video devices for playback, that could explain the worsening sync
[19:14] <dotblank> actually when you use aoss it actually sends it to pulse audio, I belive pulse has the OSS plugin
[19:15] <maverick340> anyone else facing any similar problem , with digital cameras or phones ?
[19:15] <Skapare> dotblank: so yeah, it could solve it by actually using it ... but I'm also not fond of having so many different layers and interfaces for programs to use
[19:15] <ibuclaw> dotblank, if pulse is wrapped around ALSA, then yes, aoss will send sound through OSS -> ALSA -> PULSE
[19:16] <tready29201> is this ubuntu desktop only or does anyone know about server as well?
[19:16] <ibuclaw> tready29201, desktop and server :)
[19:16] <dotblank> I think pulse is the right way to go, it was just introduced a little early
[19:16] <tready29201> hey when editing the debian/rules file can i just add --with-mssql anywhere in that file?
[19:17] <ibuclaw> dotblank, for low latency, JACK does the exact same as pulse
[19:17] <ibuclaw> just a little harder to setup due to XRuns, etc etc...
[19:17] <Pici> tready29201: Packaging questions can be asked in #ubuntu-motu
[19:17] <tready29201> ty
[19:17] <Skapare> dotblank: what is pulseaudio?  a library programs link to?  a daemon they communicate with?  a driver layer module in the kernel?
[19:17] <dotblank> I just think its really cool to be able to move my sound around my house 5+ ubuntu stations all with networked pulse audio
[19:18] <henriquelm> Hello there
[19:18] <henriquelm> I'm getting an error msg when I try to start mrtg, can you guys help me?
[19:18] <dotblank> Skapare: its a layer above alsa
[19:18] <saturn__> ubuntu is great - new pc, everything works, nvidia, laserprinter :D
[19:18] <Skapare> dotblank: but a library?
[19:18] <dgt84> Ubuntu Jaunty seems to have changed the install location for python packages and many can now not find their data since it's in /usr/local... wtf? Anybody know how this is supposed to work since sys.prefix is still set to /usr?!?!?
[19:19] <Pici> dgt84 : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[19:19] <dgt84> Pici, thanks
[19:19] <dotblank> Skapare: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Pulseaudio-diagram.svg
[19:19] <Skapare> dgt84: what?  it's installing in /usr/local ??? yuck
[19:19] <zewb_> gentoo's better
[19:19] <kjon> question: ubuntu 8.10 isn't booting on vbox. A lot of cd-reading failures and a squashfs segfaults sticks the virtual system. What might be the wrong thing here? (and yeah, the md5 sum is right)
[19:19] <dotblank> Skapare: like all the above except kernel
[19:20] <dgt84> Skapare doing a default python setup.py install on Jaunty now installs in /usr/local, yeah. I'm not sure what's going on.
[19:20] <dgt84> I'm moving to #ubuntu+1 though
[19:21] <Skapare> dotblank: OK, so it's a "media stream broker"
[19:21] <Master-Mind> Hello there (: ... how do you install a folder full with icons :) ?
[19:21] <mik3> any ideas why keyboard and mouse doesn't work on a fresh install of ubuntu on a brand new lenovo laptop? doesn't work in xfce or in single user mode, it worked fine during the install live boot
[19:21] <walen> Master-Mind, what do you mean, full o ficons??
[19:21] <dotblank> Skapare: yea. I just think its important cause linux audio is in disarray (except alsa)
[19:22] <recon69> keep getting "failed to retrive share list from server" when i tr access a share on my other ubuntu comp?
[19:22] <saturn__> ah.. disabling join/part msgs is a relieve :D
[19:22] <saturn__> hi ;D
[19:23] <Skapare> dotblank: lots of things are in disarray ... and I believe it is because too many people focus on APIs to solve things, rather than protocols ... that in turn because most programmers are bad at coding around protocols ... let's go to -offtopic if you want more info
[19:24] <Master-Mind> walen:  i mean a folder from Gnome eye candy ... first of it was a zip then i extraxted it to the desktop then it was a tar.gz and then i extracted it again, so now i got the folder "royal GBlue" on myt desktop
[19:24] <mew> !virtual
[19:24] <mew> !virtualbox
[19:24] <walen> Master-Mind, aah, you mean a theme? :P w8 a minute
[19:24] <ibuclaw> Master-Mind, you open up System->Preferences->Appearance
[19:25] <ibuclaw> Master-Mind, then you click and drag that tar.gz file into the window.
[19:25] <Master-Mind> walen:  yes exactly :D
[19:25] <Master-Mind> ibuclaw:  Hm okay ill try that :)
[19:26] <walen> Master-Mind, so, as ibuclaw said, or, from  system->preferences->appearance, select "install"
[19:27] <Master-Mind> walen:  Well its not a theme, its cool icons for my standard icons.
[19:27] <lantjie> pici: do you know the command to login to freenode
[19:27] <lantjie> ?
[19:27] <ibuclaw> Master-Mind, oh!
[19:27] <Pici> lantjie: /msg nickserv help identify
[19:27] <lantjie> thanks
[19:28] <ibuclaw> Master-Mind, open your home folder, and find a directory called ".icons"
[19:28] <Master-Mind> walen: ohh .. i got it now, you was right i just clicked install and then boom it was there :)
[19:28] <ruben231> hi
[19:28] <Master-Mind> ibuclaw:  ohh .. i got it now, you was right i just clicked install and then boom it was there :)
[19:28] <walen> Master-Mind, great! It's a miracle :P:P
[19:28] <ibuclaw> Master-Mind, coolios ;)
[19:28] <Master-Mind> walen:  haha yes :'D
[19:28] <ruben231> how do i install ubuntu desktop on a multiple PC...one time installation
[19:28] <Master-Mind> ibuclaw:  yes hehe, thanks :D
[19:28] <recon69> I give up, 2 days trying to create a share/backup a drive over ubuntu and cant lol.
[19:30] <ruben231> anyone....?
[19:30] <Medo42> I'm currently running apt-get upgrade on my Eee Pc 901 and was a bit concerned whether it would work since there was little disk space left. During the process, df -h now showed 0 bytes left on the drive several times, but the upgrade continues running without an apparent problem. What's happening here? Could there be problems even though no error is shown?
[19:30] <walen> ruben231, u mean, like installing once to 10 PC's?
[19:31] <ruben231> yes..
[19:31] <cristian> god
[19:31] <ruben231> walen:can i do that..?
[19:31] <Brucevdk> ruben231: yes
[19:32] <ruben231> Brucevdk: how do i set it..?
[19:32] <icc_> why's Jesse_Crane sending me spam on join?!
[19:32] <cristian> viva windows que mola, es mortal
[19:33] <ruben231> Brucevdk: and also when one PC ubuntu updates the rest can also haveq updates not individual PC updates which would take time..
[19:33] <Pici> icc_: Can you pm me what you were sent?
[19:34] <cristian> you can download the ubdates in one pc and the others pc download updates from your pc
[19:34] <Brucevdk> ruben231: it's called network install. A common keyword here is PXE. It's not something you can just do in one line, you'll have to find and follow a guide. I've never attempted it, but I guess there's two ways 1) Network install 2) Always boot from image 3) Boot from central machine.
[19:35] <cristian> anyone speek spanis?
[19:35] <pkuhad> unable to boot ubuntu,, at the time of booting it displays memtest86+
[19:35] <cristian> spanish
[19:35] <Picipod> !es | cristian
[19:35] <axos88> hello! can anyone point me to the help channel of busybox?
[19:35] <pkuhad> and starts perform memeory testing...
[19:36] <walen> pkuhad, when you see a countdown to GRUB
[19:36] <walen> pkuhad, press any button and select your kernel
[19:36] <dotblank> Whenever I try to suspend/resume it breaks my network card, even tried loading and unloading my modules
[19:36] <Mip5> Hi Gang - anyone know how to disable options to save passwords when using connect to server? Intrepid 8.10 in a high school library
[19:37] <walen> pkuhad, then,   gksudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:37] <pkuhad> walen: can u please elaborate that
[19:37] <walen> pkuhad, and change "default 2" to default 0
[19:37] <walen> pkuhad, when you boot, you should see a message like "press any key to enter grub options" and a countdown
[19:38] <pkuhad> walen:just hold on
[19:38] <pkuhad> walen: m trieng that out
[19:39] <Brucevdk> Mip5: maybe killing the keyring daemon and disabling it in Preferences -> Session will work
[19:39] <pkuhad> walen: its not displaying kernel.. it is only showing options: 1memtest86+    2 other
[19:39] <Mip5> Brucevdk: oh cool idea! I'll give that a shot!
[19:40] <walen> pkuhad, what are the other options?
[19:40] <pkuhad> walen: other os i.ewindows
[19:40] <walen> pkuhad, ah, i get it - 2 options, memtest and other?...
[19:40] <merula> is there a room for ubuntu help on the Acer Aspire One?
[19:40] <henriquelm> Can you guys help me solve this error with mrtg? This is the error msg: http://pastebin.ca/1395160
[19:40] <ss0> quit
[19:41] <othellix> hi all
[19:42] <walen> pkuhad, i dunno.. ask others
[19:42] <othellix> how i configure a wireless router and put a pass?
[19:42] <lantjie> PICI: i am now in the nickserv what next?
[19:43] <Pici> lantjie: identify? The link that ubottu gave you and you got from #freenode explain all the steps.
[19:43] <pkuhad> unable to boot ubuntu, not displaying kernel and starts performing memtest....
[19:44] <guest1> hello all :)
[19:44] <guest1> I have a very Noob question for ya all
[19:45] <pkuhad> is there any way by which i can recover ubuntu8.0.4 using a that cd?
[19:45] <dooglus> Skapare: it seems that disabling startup apps and removing pulseaudio had no effect.
[19:45] <knobcottage> guest1: ask
[19:45] <dooglus> Skapare: I switched to a different USB port and now automount is working again
[19:46] <guest1> I have been modifying a live boot of windows XP for allowing install on external hardrive ... I have finished the modifications and now need to delete the unmodified files from the ISO and insert the modified files back into the ISO
[19:46] <flukxo> howdy, how do I use vnc to make the login screen available through the network?
[19:46] <djnel> I have a directory containing a bunch of directories no files, what mv command line will remove the first 4 characters from each and every directory but preserve the remaining characters?
[19:47] <Brucevdk> Mip5: so, did it work?
[19:47] <guest1> how do I get the ISO modified
[19:48] <knobcottage> guest: try reading this http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/
[19:48] <pkuhad> ubuntu is not booting and strange memtest starts performing... is there any way to fix this problem?:(
[19:49] <genii-around> pkuhad: Hit ESC when it says something like "Grub loading". Then choose a kernel to lad instead of memtest
[19:49] <Mip5> Brucevdk - I just tried it - but forgot to logout and log back in to see. brb
[19:49] <genii-around> lad->load
[19:49] <flukxo> howdy, how do I use vnc to make the login screen available through the network?
[19:50] <Pici> guest1: Are you sure thats a question we can answer on the Ubuntu support channel? It sounds more like a question for ##windows.
[19:50] <guest1> I am trying to do this modification within Ubuntu
[19:51] <guest1> I have already completed the modification to the ISO files
[19:51] <Pici> guest1: Okay, just making sure.
[19:51] <pkuhad> genii-around: when i hit escape there is no krnel over there instead there are only 2 options  1) memtest86    2) other(i.e. another operating system)
[19:51] <guest1> I just need to recompile
[19:51] <Pici> guest1: I think you need to look into genisoimage.
[19:51] <knobcottage> guest1: then I am not your man......thought you were talking winxp
[19:52] <Whitor> ! seen xEmber
[19:52] <tkooda> is there a known issue with firefox 3.0.8+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.8.04.2 in hardy?  -ff is crashing on me 100% of the time (w/no extensions) this week (perhaps the first time I've rebooted since the last FF upgrade?)
[19:53] <Mip5> Brucevdk - didn't work. Not sure why.
[19:53] <genii-around> pkuhad: Did you change lately the boot order of your drives?
[19:53] <Brucevdk> Mip5: what does `ps auxww | grep keyring` say?
[19:53] <knobcottage> still trying to get ubuntu to connect to my SLUG.  Windows does it with a series of clicks.  Ubuntu doesn't.  I try the connect to server dialogue and it keeps asking for a password and domain name which i duly put in but it just comes back again with teh same request.  What am I doing wrong????
[19:53] <haytham-med> hi all, how to change the bit colour in ubuntu 16 or 32 bit?
[19:54] <icc_> haytham-med, xorg.conf
[19:54] <haytham-med> is there a graphical way :)
[19:54] <haytham-med> ?
[19:54] <pkuhad> genii-around: hmm:(  i guess yes, i was just trying to boot into single user mode to see if i'll be able to change root password that way and meanwhile this thing happened :(
[19:55] <cheekee> how do I change my terminal color settings to white on black rather than black on a white background?
[19:55] <cheekee> how do I change my terminal color settings to white on black rather than black on a white background?
[19:55] <icc_> cheekee, Preferences
[19:56] <cheekee> sorry for the repeat
[19:56] <icc_> cheekee, and remove the selected us system colors
[19:56] <Davide> Hi, how do you permanently mount a network location on a windows partition?
[19:56] <lantjie> exit
[19:56] <Mip5> Brucevdk - it's still running - so I must not have disabled it properly
[19:56] <genii-around> pkuhad: Is the other OS listed something like a BSD version, or Windows, or something else entirely?
[19:56] <battlesquid> hellow, i'm trying to upgrade ubuntu but the mirror is down!
[19:56] <battlesquid> hellow, i'm trying to upgrade ubuntu but the mirror is down!
[19:56] <cheekee> thanks. done
[19:57] <tkooda> Davide, `man fstab`
[19:57] <genii-around> battlesquid: Wait a while then try again
[19:57] <battlesquid> genii-around: bad idea
[19:57] <battlesquid> genii-around: bad idea
[19:57] <pkuhad> genii-around: it is windows and i've installed ubuntu under windows   :(
[19:57] <genii-around> battlesquid: Also please stop posting all twice
[19:57] <tkooda> Davide, er, perhaps `man mount` is more helpful
[19:58] <genii-around> pkuhad: Ah, so Wubi
[19:58] <battlesquid> genii-around: that was random. i didn't post twice
[19:58] <battlesquid> genii-around: that was random. i didn't post twice
[19:58] <squidly> battlesquid: actually you are
[19:58] <battlesquid> squidly: what?
[19:58] <battlesquid> squidly: what?
[19:59] <squidly> problem solved
[19:59] <pkuhad> genii-around:yes
[19:59] <maverick340> #ubuntu-in
[19:59] <Davide> tkooda, thanks, I've been trying by adding a certain line to fstab, but without success.  under "man fstab" in some of th efirst lines it says the order of commands is important, I did not realize that, it says that remote filesystems must be entered in the beginning of the file I was adding it at the end.
[20:00] <icc_> Anyone successfully built grub 0.97 on ubuntu? My upper memory limit is negative and grub seg faults...
[20:00] <mlissner> just updated to jaunty - amarok 2 is REALLY bad, but otherwise no problems.
[20:00] <Pici> mlissner : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[20:00] <Davide> maybe I read that wrong tkooda
[20:01] <genii-around> pkuhad: Ah. You need to find someone then more familiar with Wubi ... I stopped using it long ago
[20:01] <knobcottage> anyone tell me how to connect to my SLUG in Ubuntu?
[20:01] <knobcottage> that is not via http but to the discs attached to it...
[20:01] <pkuhad> genii-around: is there any way by which i can recover ubuntu using ubuntu cd, i mean i can install that kernel or recover from cd..:(
[20:02] <maverick340> i was having troubles getting my SE phone to get detected as a mass storage device. I hunted on the forums and got one solution (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6231205#post6231205).SO do i file a bug since it doesnt work on 9.04 or 8.10 (updated) ?
[20:03] <Davide> tkooda, I'm using this command in fstab.  The command works when I use it in the terminal, but it doesn't work in fstab any idea why?   mount -t cifs //none-xvlc1hi3pv/d/ /media/none/d
[20:03] <genii-around> pkuhad: Since Wubi puts the install to a file on your windows install, I would think you could choose that file during another Wubi install as the place to reinstall to
[20:03] <Ghoti_> Davide: the format of fstab entries do not match exactly the format of the mount command
[20:04] <genii-around> pkuhad: but as I just earlier said, you are best to find someone who is more knowledgeable specifically with Wubi
[20:04] <pkuhad> genii-around: is there any cah nce of data loss
[20:04] <Davide> Ghoti_, do you know how I should adjust the entry to make it work?
[20:04] <genii-around> pkuhad: There is always of course a chance of data loss
[20:04] <pkuhad> genii-around: chance of data loss and settings change
[20:05] <genii-around> pkuhad: Again, you need more a Wubi guru
[20:05] <Ghoti_> Davide: I'm not intimately familiar with cifs, but you could try:   //none-xvlc1hi3pv/d/ /media/none/d cifs defaults 0 0
[20:05] <tkooda> Davide, you won't run the actual `mount` command in fstab..  you'll simply specify it as another fstab config line (like Ghoti_ just suggested)
[20:05] <manpoole> how do i make the compiz cube smaller?
[20:05] <battlesquid_> so... maybe using x-chat will prevent me from being  banned...
[20:06] <a931bw> Hi all
[20:06] <a931bw> How to install windows xp but don't kill ubuntu/
[20:06] <pkuhad> i need wubi help as ubuntu is not booting and ihave installed ubuntu under windows?  :(
[20:06] <maverick340> a931bw,  backup the grub file
[20:07] <maverick340> a931bw,  and of course install XP on a different directory
[20:07] <``y7> after 18 months, how much do the updates cost?
[20:07] <Davide> Ghoti_, tkooda, thanks  I'll try that.  I thought it woudl work like that because I added a mount line for my second HD with the mount comamnd and it works somehow it mounts at startup
[20:07] <ienorand> a931bw: xp will inevitably overwrite mbr so you'll have to reinstall grub to mbr afterwards.
[20:07] <Davide> Ghoti_, I actually dont even know what cifs is or means, I've just been using it from a suggestion from someone in this channel
[20:08] <vfw> a931bw: MS Windows needs to be on first partition of first ordered drive in order to boot.
[20:08] <Ghoti_> cifs is the speficier for the filesystem type
[20:08] <tkooda> Davide, "cifs" is the protocol that is used to communicate over the network to the windows machine
[20:08] <tkooda> (yah, what Ghoti said)
[20:09] <Davide> Ghoti_, tkooda Ah ok thanks so whitout specifying it could not work?
[20:09] <ienorand> a931bw: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351 < has instruction for doing this from livecd
[20:09] <Ghoti_> Davide: in fstab you must specify the filesystem type
[20:09] <pkuhad> i think linux-2.6.23-19 has been deleted... is there any wayby which i can install that kernel  :(
[20:09] <celthunder> pkuhad, kernel.org
[20:09] <darkpixel> mik3: what lenovo model you have?
[20:10] <Davide> Ghoti_, tkooda ok gonna try that one question does the command mount -a reload fstab? is there  acommand to reload fstab without haveing to reboot?
[20:10] <kronos84> pkuhad aree you trying to recover valuable files?
[20:10] <danaka> Is there a way to make an icon i can click that will execute a command in terminal?
[20:10] <tim167> hi all, how do i transfer a large file from a computer i can acces vwith vncviewer to my local computer ?
[20:10] <Ghoti_> Davide: mount -a will mount all filesystems set to 'auto'.. if your defaults don't include 'auto', you can use 'sudo mount /mnt/mountpoint'; in the example above, '/mnt/none'
[20:11] <celthunder> danaka yes
[20:11] <darkpixel> danaka: of course, there's checkbox that enables "run on terminal" option
[20:11] <tkooda> Davide, yes.  `mount -a` will attempt to mount any unmounted config lines in /etc/fstab, presuming the config line doesn't have the "noauto" config entry in it
[20:12] <Davide> Ghoti_, tkooda, so I don't have to add 'auto' just as long as 'noauto' isn't there?
[20:12] <celthunder> davide yes
[20:12] <danaka> darkpixel: i mean like.. i click an icon and i want it to execute a command... like mount a drive when i click this link
[20:12] <Ghoti_> Davide: correct
[20:12] <tkooda> Ghoti/Davide, I think the "auto" config entry is the default
[20:12] <pkuhad> kronos84: actually its not even booting i guess the kernel image have been deleted m just trying to install that kernel so that ubuntu works agin........... is there any way?
[20:12] <battlesquid_> dose anyone know which mirror to use and where to put that, so i can start upgrade from 7.04 to latest version?
[20:12] <darkpixel> danaka: yeah, that's ok
[20:12]  * tkooda could be wrong, but he doesn't have to specify "auto" in his
[20:12] <dax2112rush> How can I globally enable core dumps for all users? (ulimit -c reports 0 on new shells)
[20:13] <celthunder> tkooda, thats correct
[20:13] <icc_> Anyone successfully built grub 0.97 on ubuntu? My upper memory limit is negative and grub seg faults...
[20:13] <danaka> darkpixel, well how do i do it? do i have to make a shell command or something?
[20:13] <kronos84> pkuhad can you confirm that drive is spinning up?
[20:13] <pkuhad> celthunder: after downloading the kernel wat do i hav to do n i hav installed ubuntu under windows...:(
[20:14] <Davide> Ghoti_, tkooda LOVE YOU GUYS!!! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
[20:14] <pkuhad> kronos84: spinning up means?
[20:14] <darkpixel> danaka: nah, with rigth click on desktop
[20:14] <Ghoti_> Davide: That'll be $8.00 ;)
[20:14] <Davide> Ghoti_, LOL
[20:14] <danaka> darkpixel, oh create launcher... that's easy
[20:14] <danaka> thanks
[20:14] <Davide> Ghoti_, tkooda, man been fighting with this.. I guess all I was doing wrong was putting the filesystem in the wrong spot?
[20:14] <kronos84> pkuhad can you hear the hrd drive try to boot?
[20:14] <pkuhad> kronos84: i have installed ubuntu under windows :(
[20:14] <celthunder> pkuhad untar it and read the readme/install file it should basically say ./configure;make;make install but since ubuntu uses grub most likely you will haveto copy the kernel from the build directory btw dont foreget to check that you have your filesystem not as a mudle and whatnot in the config before compiling.
[20:15] <darkpixel> danaka: indeed :-)
[20:15] <Davide> Ghoti_, tkooda, so for mount command the filesystem goes before the locations, and for fstab it goes after? is this correct?
[20:15] <Ghoti_> Davide: it sounds like the mistake you were making was just putting the commandline mount paramaters into fstab.. easy mistake to make :)
[20:15] <Ghoti_> Davide: the mount command it a little more flexible; the fstab requires a specific order
[20:16] <cyberkid> hi
[20:16] <MidnightDevil> hi
[20:16] <Davide> Ghoti_, well I have this line in there as well mount /dev/sdb1 	/media/storage  And that one mounts that drive fine
[20:16] <kronos84> pkuhad you will need to do more reading on dual booting
[20:16] <rufin> salut mbom
[20:16] <MidnightDevil> how do i make gtk applications look good under e17?
[20:16] <pkuhad> celthunder: but ubuntu is not booting, some memtest starts and thats it :(
[20:16] <Davide> Ghoti_,  so even with the "mount" command in there it still mounts it at startup
[20:17] <celthunder> pkuhad so look at /boot/grub/menu.lst
[20:17] <Ghoti_> Davide: I honestly don't know why that works, lol
[20:17] <Davide> Ghoti_, the difference is it doesnt specify a file system
[20:17] <Davide> Ghoti_, LOL
[20:17] <lp84> having trouble with a script, can someone help me? i cant get a file to execute by navigating from the home dir to the script dir
[20:17] <Davide> Ghoti_, is there a way I could make these moutned locations automatically appear on the desktop at startup?
[20:17] <Davide> or that would do it what we just did?
[20:17] <lp84> i use q1servs/server1/startscript and it wont execute, but when i go in the actual dir and do ./startscript
[20:17] <lp84> it works fine
[20:18] <pkuhad> celthunder: yep i made a look at menu.lst ..........but what configuration do  i need to change....since no kernel image is there in /boot/{ here }
[20:18] <Davide> Ghoti_,  gonna reboot brb
[20:18] <bala> Hi
[20:18] <celthunder> pkuhad if you dont have ak ernel image compile as i said and then make an initramfs (if needed) and add the kernel to the boot menu?
[20:19] <celthunder> bala hi
[20:19] <hansoffate> Hi all, I am trying to mount an NFS share on my ubuntu system from a NFS openSUSE server.  I keep getting mount.nfs: access denied by server.  Any ideas what may be cuasing this?
[20:19] <bala> Hi Celthunder
[20:19] <pkuhad> celthunder:  ........so at least i need a compiled kernel......... isn't it ..?
[20:19] <bala> How do u do?
[20:19] <coldsilence27> does any one kno the terminal command that cleans up packages
[20:19] <celthunder> pkuhad yes
[20:19] <vfw> coldsilence27: apt-get  install -f
[20:20] <celthunder> coldsilence apt-get autoremove
[20:20] <darkpixel> hansoffate: that seems you dont have given access for the Ip of your ubuntu machine on your Suse NFS config files /etc/exports
[20:20] <dooner> hansoffate, server isn't configured to allow you access to that particular share.
[20:20] <pkuhad> celthunder: ok........ let me have a look .......
[20:20] <coldsilence27> no the one that uses configure a
[20:20] <tkooda> is anyone having trouble with hardy ff crashing shortly after startup??
[20:21] <vfw> tkooda: What is ff?
[20:21] <Ghoti_> vfw: usually, firefox
[20:21] <hansoffate> darkpixel: dooner: i have setup /share/Videos  *(rw,sync,no_subtree_check)   in my /etc/exports.   That should let in everyone right?  I even tried it with 192.168.1.0/24.  I keep getting the same error
[20:21] <pkuhad> celthunder: can i get a compiled kernel from anywhere for ubuntu 8.0.4
[20:21] <vfw> toga30: Oh, firefox... well you probably have a messed up plugin or helper application.
[20:22] <i3luefire__> is there a repository of games for ubuntu? games like urban combat?
[20:22] <celthunder> pkuhad you alrady downloaded one just compile it .....
[20:22] <coldsilence27> anyone kno the clean up command that use configure -a
[20:22] <vfw> toga30: There is a way to start firefox without add-ons  but don't remember what it is right off hand.
[20:22] <guntbert> !games | i3luefire__
[20:22] <Ghoti_> coldsilence27: dpkg-configure -a ?
[20:22] <vfw> Some one else probably does.
[20:22] <coldsilence27> yea thanks
[20:23] <pkuhad> celthunder: ok........i have downloaded........how to compile it in windows...
[20:23] <Ghoti_> coldsilence27: that's not really much of a cleanup command though
[20:23] <dooner> hansoffate, what does the logs on the server say?  also are you running portmap on the client?
[20:23] <rndm> i have a weird window that keeps popping up. i want to see what process owns it, is there a tool for that? where i can click on a window and get it's process id?
[20:24] <celthunder> pkuhad compile from a linux box
[20:24] <coldsilence27> well it fixes the pakages but wats the rest of it
[20:24] <soreau> rndm: xprop
[20:24] <rndm> soreau: thankyou
[20:24] <darkpixel> hansoffate: how look's /etc/hosts.deny in Suse?
[20:24] <l2udd> I've just upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 and now I don't have any sound.
[20:24] <celthunder> rndm ps auxf will show ut its commnd line not "click on it"
[20:24] <Ghoti_> rndm: or xwinfo :)
[20:24] <hansoffate> dooner: haven't checked the logs, /var/logs?  and the both the client and server has portmap installed
[20:24] <harlemdavvey> guys i need some help with a .rar archive
[20:25] <Peace-> greenrabbit: hi
[20:25] <harlemdavvey> i think it should have a password
[20:25] <rndm> celthunder: i don't know what the process name is, that's what i'm trying to find
[20:25] <Peace-> hahaah
[20:25] <greenrabbit> hi Peace-
[20:25] <MidnightDevil> hi
[20:25] <rndm> celthunder: the window is called "untitled window" and it has nothing in it
[20:25] <MidnightDevil> how do i make gtk windows look good under e17?
[20:25] <dooner> hansoffate, i would look in /var/logs, but I don't know where suse logs nfs stuff. ubuntu puts it in /var/log/daemon IIRC
[20:25] <pkuhad> celthunder: right now i m on fedora.... how can i compile...it in fedora......without affecting its own kernel........i have just a little idea about ./configure ____ ./make ____ ./make install  :(
[20:25] <darkpixel> also you can try 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0(rw) instead of 192.168.1.0/24 (i dont see that sysntax on the how-to)
[20:26] <hansoffate> darkpixel:  my /etc/hosts.deny only has "http-rman : ALL EXCEPT LOCAL"  my /etc/hosts.allow has "ALL : 192.168.1.109"  which is my client ip
[20:26] <harlemdavvey> is there any way to find the password for a pass protected .rar archive with gnome?
[20:26] <celthunder> pkuhad ./configure;make dont do make insatall and itll be in the build directory copy it to your ubuntu machine note you MAY have to set additional options after./configure depending on if the architecture of the two systems are different
[20:26] <luceat> heya! how do i upgrade to the latest nvidia restricted drivers? I need version 177.80, is it enough to just grab the latest linux-restricted-modules?
[20:27] <soreau> harlemdavvey: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-388152.html
[20:27] <pkuhad> celthunder: ok let me have a try........ :)
[20:27] <soreau> luceat: Which version of ubuntu?
[20:27] <mheath> Is anyone aware of any tutorials on themeing the main menu in Ubuntu Netbook Remix? I'm having trouble finding much of anything on the topic.
[20:27] <Otacon22> My firefox is always crashing, wich is the best and more simple method to recompile it?
[20:27] <luceat> soreau: 8.04
[20:27] <jimsheldon> greetings!  has anyone used totem to play an ip camera stream?
[20:27] <Davide> It WORKS! :D
[20:28] <Marfi> How do I remove a program from starting up? It's not in system > applications > sessions
[20:28] <soreau> luceat: And which version have you installed currently? or do you have nvidia drivers installed at all?
[20:28] <vfw> Marfi: is it an app or a service?
[20:28] <Marfi> vfw: service
[20:28] <vfw> Marfi: try services-admin
[20:28] <Marfi> vfw: alright, thank ya
[20:28] <hansoffate> dooner: I'm still looking for the log files
[20:28] <Ghoti_> Davide: yay! :)
[20:29] <luceat> soreau: 169.12. i need to upgrade in order to get audio over hdmi support. perhaps it's easier to upgrade to 8.10 or 9.04?
[20:29] <vfw> Marfi: I think it's Administration -> Services or someplace like that.
[20:29] <hansoffate> darkpixel: I tried changing  the /etc/exports to that and then typing exportfs -ra   and I still have access denied
[20:29] <soreau> luceat: Audio over hdmi... which card model is it?
[20:29] <vfw> Marfi: but you can run sudo services-admin  I think.
[20:30] <Pyrus> Has anyone ever had a problem installing over a Fedora install that had a few encrypted partitions? I'm trying to install *gasp* Windows over it.
[20:30] <robeert> ;)
[20:30] <luceat> soreau: 8600M i'm on a hp dv9000 sound card is some HD-intel type
[20:30] <Marfi> vfw: yea, I got it. It's still missing a few, though. Things like virtualbox, tor, etc. I don't want them starting up
[20:30] <Davide> Ghoti_, now I get an error when trying to mount my local 2nd HD You are not privileged to mount the volume 'storage'.
[20:30] <TheFunkbomb> Quick question.  I'm trying to make bash script that requires me to use a sudo command.  How do I stop the bash script so it doesn't enter my next line as the password?
[20:30] <Davide> Ghoti_,  or when trying to open the mounted location
[20:30] <Ghoti_> Davide: are you using sudo?
[20:30] <darkpixel> hansoffate: its portmap running? ps aux | grep portmap
[20:31] <Marfi> TheFunkbomb: just have it run sudo <command> and it will pause
[20:31] <Ghoti_> TheFunkbomb: when sudo asks you for your password, it reads only from stdin, not the script itself
[20:31] <Davide> Ghoti_, well it's in fstab, and I'm just double clicking the icon.  Do I have to somehow set permissions in fstab??
[20:31] <Ghoti_> TheFunkbomb: so you're cool already
[20:31] <TheFunkbomb> sweet
[20:31] <vfw> Davide: Is it not in fstab? (and designated "user"). If not, you will have to use sudo to mount it.
[20:31] <TheFunkbomb> thanks
[20:31] <Marfi> Anyone else know how to modify the programs that start at boot? things like virtualbox and tor?
[20:31] <Ghoti_> Davide: when you run mount with no parameters, does is how that the voluume is mounted?
[20:31] <vfw> Davide: Is it not in fstab? (and designated "user" rather than "owner")
[20:32] <soreau> luceat: Well, you can try a couple of things. You can try upgrading from the nvidia site though there may be other components too old to be compatible with that version of the driver. Or, you can try an intrepid live cd and optionally install 8.10 or you can wait for 9.04 to be released and then upgrade. All in all, I think since your hw fairly new, you should consider updating ubuntu
[20:32] <Davide> Ghoti_, vfw, It didn't have "user" next to it... I added it let me try now.  I'm kinda confused when it comes to using parameters
[20:32] <spaceBARbarian> how do i get gparted to let me format my SDCARD ?
[20:33] <luceat> soreau: okay, think that's what i'm gonna do then. i've got no problems using beta-stuff either, so might go for 9.04 anyway :)
[20:33] <hansoffate> darkpixel: hmmm, it seems to be only running on my ubuntu system.  But when I do rpcinfo -p on my server, it lists port 111 is running portmapper
[20:33] <Ghoti_> Davide: to add 'user', just put it with a comma just after 'defaults', so that part reads 'defaults,user'
[20:33] <soreau> luceat: Cool. Good luck
[20:33] <hansoffate> darkpixel: but it doesn't show up in ps
[20:33] <xDaReaperx> Hi
[20:33] <xDaReaperx> everyone
[20:33] <xDaReaperx> How are your all :D
[20:33] <spaceBARbarian> i want to format my SD card but it doesnt show up in the gparted list of devices
[20:33] <Marfi> Good, and yourself, xDaReaperx ?
[20:33] <luceat> soreau: thanks for all the help mate :) one more thing, anything special i should consider backing up before upgrading?
[20:33] <darkpixel> hansoffate: and if you try /etc/init.d/portmap status?
[20:33] <xDaReaperx> Im' good too thank you
[20:34] <lp84> can somoene here help me with a shell script
[20:34] <usser> lp84, just ask
[20:34] <Ghoti_> !ask | lp84
[20:34] <soreau> luceat: You already said it: back up. All depends on what you use most
[20:34] <Cpudan80> Fire away lp84
[20:34] <xDaReaperx> I just pre - ordered myself 1 Ubuntu desktop CD :D ... last month still waiting for it
[20:34] <xDaReaperx> only 2 weeks passed yet
[20:35] <luceat> soreau: pr0n backup it is then ;) thanks again o7
[20:35] <soreau> lol
[20:35] <xDaReaperx> Not sure when it will reach here... in Bahrain ... i'm gonna join the design team and help i guess
[20:35] <lp84> well actually its a question about screens, i am trying to execute a program from outside of the directory with screen, (I want to add this entry to the crontab)
[20:35] <hansoffate> darkpixel: 	http://www.mibbit.com/pb/cYApMl    check it out
[20:35] <Davide> Ghoti_, vfw, this is all I wrote, and it seems to work: /dev/sdb1 	/media/storage 	ext3 user
[20:35] <Cpudan80> lp84: with screen?
[20:35] <Ghoti_> lp84: screen /path/to/the/program
[20:35] <hansoffate> darkpixel: i pmed you, but i bet it didn't go through
[20:36] <Cpudan80> lp84: just include the full path /home/user/progs/shell.sh
[20:36] <Ghoti_> Davide:  excellent.
[20:36] <Davide> Ghoti_, again I am not very familiar with parameters, should I have some other stuff in there?
[20:36] <xDaReaperx> does all the softwares that run for Windows work with Ubuntu ?
[20:36] <amathis> hello, I am having an issue with xorg.. I just switched from a 21
[20:36] <lp84> its actually an executable
[20:36] <Ghoti_> !wine > xDaReaperx
[20:36] <paleo_> hi
[20:36] <spaceBARbarian> how do i get gparted to let me format my SDCARD ?
[20:37] <darkpixel> hansoffate: i dont see the state, i mean running / stoped
[20:37] <genii-around> xDaReaperx: The short answer is No
[20:37] <f1assistance> what is the minimum processor speed to run 9.04
[20:37] <Ghoti_> lp84: it'll still work, just specify the pull path to /usr/local/bin/myrandomtool
[20:37] <vfw> Davide: That is your fstab entry?
[20:37] <xDaReaperx> Oh thnx Ghoti .,.. well where do i get this WINE ?
[20:37] <lp84> i do screen -A -m -d -S tf1 /home/pathtoexec/executable -extraargs
[20:37] <lp84> and it doesnt give me an error
[20:37] <Davide> vfw now it is /dev/sdb1 	/media/storage 	ext3 user
[20:37] <lp84> it just doenst execute
[20:37] <Davide> vfw, would you put any other parameters?
[20:37] <lp84> the only time it works, is when im in the actual directory of the executable
[20:38] <hansoffate> darkpixel: yea, it didn't list it ... but its installed supposedly.  It was much easier setting up NFS shares w/ ubuntu to ubuntu.   lol
[20:38] <amathis> hello, I am having an issue with xorg.. I just switched from a 21" crt to a 22" widescreen LCD and I beleive the res is out of range because it is set to 1600x1200 and my monitor supports up to 1680x1050.. so all I can get is part of my desktop with no response from mouse... All I can do is go to a failsafe XTERM session. I tried dpkg-reconfigure and it didn't help. Any idea?
[20:38] <xDaReaperx> Ok i got it now thnx Ghoti :D for the support....
[20:38] <Ghoti_> lp84: try making a shell script that CDs to the location of the binary, and runs it, and have screen call the script
[20:38] <vfw> Davide: if that doesn't work try:
[20:38] <Ghoti_> xDaReaperx: np, cheers
[20:38] <programmer1> any way to put ubuntu on a flashdirve and run it off the flash drive?
[20:38] <darkpixel> hansoffate: yes, ok, so try starting the portmap in suse /etc/init.d/portmap start
[20:38] <Davide> vfw, no it works fine, just wondering if other parameters would benefit anything I dont know anything about parameters
[20:38] <idiot> Some brat in #peltkore say ubuntu suck. They start the chann topic anti-ubuntu
[20:38] <spaceBARbarian> how can i find the /dev/xxxx name of a mounted usb drive ?
[20:38] <vfw> Davide: /dev/sdb1 /media/storage  auto  noauto,user
[20:38] <Ghoti_> programmer1: boot a livecd, then go to System, Administration, Create USB Startup Disk
[20:39] <hansoffate> darkpixel: i just tried to and it failed.   Checked the system log.  Apr 17 12:35:45 reborn portmap[9541]: cannot bind udp: Address already in use
[20:39] <Davide> vfw, so settingauto for the filesystem make it recognize it automatically?
[20:39] <darkpixel> hansoffate: ah, there's the problem
[20:40] <idiot> Everyone, flood #peltkore
[20:40] <kronos84> amathis did you try setupx?
[20:40] <Ghoti_> !ot > idiot
[20:40] <vfw> Davide: Yes, if it is set to auto instead of ext3, auto detect the filesystem for you.
[20:40] <darkpixel> hansoffate: try netstat -putan, and check what the hell is running of the UDP port used by portmap
[20:40] <idiot> Yah,
[20:41] <amathis> kronos84: no
[20:41] <xDaReaperx> How am i supposed to get the xbuntu or edubuntu CD's for free  ?? the desktop edition that is
[20:41] <darkpixel> hansoffate: look at the LISTENNING stuff
[20:41] <amathis> kronos84: can I do that from this failsafe xterm or should I do something else?
[20:41] <xDaReaperx> through SHIp it
[20:41] <mike12> I just tried to update my system but midway i ran out of memory, how do i delete the uninstalled packages
[20:41] <Davide> vfw, Ghoti_ thanks very much for your help
[20:42] <Ghoti_> Davide: that's why we're here :)
[20:42] <Davide> Ghoti_,  the check is in the mail
[20:42] <Davide> :D
[20:42] <Ghoti_> Davide: \o/
[20:42] <xDaReaperx> >	How am i supposed to get the xbuntu or edubuntu CD's for free ?? the desktop edition that is	through SHIp it Do we get those CD'S with the unbuntu ?
[20:42] <TheFunkbomb> very cool.  Thansk
[20:42] <TheFunkbomb> thanks
[20:42] <Brucevdk> xDaReaperx: you've already answered your own question it seems, but I believe Ship It is currently not shipping
[20:43] <kronos84> amathis unknown
[20:43] <hansoffate> darkpixel: cool, didn't know about that command.  rpcbind is on LISTEN state for   pid = 2603
[20:43] <hansoffate> darkpixel: think I should kill it?
[20:43] <mike12> is it ok to delete everything in the folder cache
[20:43] <TheFunkbomb> so, who here is good at bash scripting?
[20:43] <xDaReaperx> They are currently not shipping ?? but why... ?? it says to me that my CD has already been sent for shipping
[20:43] <a931bw> is that real to launch cracked counter strike 1.6 in linux?
[20:43] <amathis> well, I will try. How do you kill an X server, like if I ctrl-alt-f2 and then wanted to kill any instance of an x server
[20:43] <Ghoti_> TheFunkbomb: define 'good' :)
[20:43] <mike12> cache being the name of the folder
[20:44] <TheFunkbomb> Ghoti_, this is what I'm trying to do.  I have a USB wireless card that I use for programs like Kismet and all that dirty stuff
[20:44] <xDaReaperx> They are currently not shipping ?? but why... ?? it says to me that my CD has already been sent for shipping ??
[20:44] <TheFunkbomb> I just made a script to take down wlan0 and put up rausb0, put it in monitor mode and change the rate to 1Mps
[20:45] <TheFunkbomb> Now, I want to make a script that undoes that and connects me back to my router on my normal wifi card
[20:45] <darkpixel> hansoffate: nope, you must look at port 111, and see what is LISTENNING in that port
[20:45] <Davide> !mythtv
[20:46] <Ghoti_> TheFunkbomb: set the network interface paramaters, then just use ifup and ifdown with the interfaces
[20:46] <TheFunkbomb> okay...
[20:46] <TheFunkbomb> thanks
[20:46] <Ghoti_> TheFunkbomb: you can set the paramaters in /etc/network/interfaces
[20:46] <pkuhad> celthunder: m back ... i think i caught the right problem after googling a bit........ .. actually i have updated my kernel and a forum post talks about the same problem .. here it is http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=843800   and also after updating menu.lst file's default options are changed . . only the option of memtest86.bin (as the default ) is there ..........no other one.......kindly have a look...
[20:46] <kronos84> amathis suggest you research commands for setup as I recall the configuration is pretty friendly now, did you cdhange the resolution on the new panel to see if that changed anything?
[20:46] <TheFunkbomb> thanks.  I'll check it out
[20:46] <Ghoti_> TheFunkbomb: anytime :)
[20:46] <mib_y5wd1ehp> anyone mind helping me?  i just installed for the first time, and after login i get a blank screen with only a cursur
[20:47] <knobcottage> come on someone this can't be complicated but how on earth do  I connect to drives on my SLUG via ubuntu.  This is so not easy
[20:47] <vfw> mib_y5wd1ehp: What did you install?
[20:47] <mib_y5wd1ehp> ubuntu 8.10
[20:47] <vfw> mib_y5wd1ehp: black screen?
[20:47] <xDaReaperx> will ubuntu x32 work in my computer cuz i dunno whether my computer is x32 or x64 compatible
[20:47] <amathis> kronos84: I tried xrandr to change the resolution but with no avail if that is what you mean
[20:47] <mib_y5wd1ehp> sometimes black, sometimes peach
[20:47] <pkuhad> kronos84: actually i have updated my kernel and a forum post talks about the same problem .. here it is http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=843800   and also after updating menu.lst file's default options are changed . . only the option of memtest86.bin (as the default ) is there ..........no other one.......kindly have a look... is there any way to boot into my system
[20:47] <hansoffate> darkpixel: didn't I just say that RPCBIND is LISTEN on port 111?  There is nothing listed as "Listening"  everything is either "Listen", "Close_wait", or "Established"
[20:47] <Ghoti_> xDaReaperx: 32 bit will work on 32 and 64-bit machines
[20:48] <ienorand> mib_y5wd1ehp: What happens if you press something.. like alt+F2 ?
[20:48] <kronos84> xDaReap yes to 32
[20:48] <mib_y5wd1ehp> nothing
[20:48] <soreau> xDaReaperx: I believe x86 will work on both x86 and x86_64 machines
[20:48] <xDaReaperx> oh ok thnx
[20:48] <TheFunkbomb> Ghoti_, that's too complicated for a beginner like me.  I'll just reconnect manually
[20:48] <l2udd> I have just upgraded my netbook from Ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04.....now I have no sound.
[20:48] <ienorand> mib_y5wd1ehp: ctrl+alt+F2 then?
[20:48] <Ghoti_> !jaunty | l2udd
[20:48] <Davide> Anyone have experience with MythTv?
[20:48] <mib_y5wd1ehp> same
[20:48] <soreau> l2udd: Did you make sure that 'alsamixer' works?
[20:48] <soreau> l2udd: Did you make sure the audio is not muted?
[20:49] <vfw> mib_y5wd1ehp: Try dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xorg.conf
[20:49] <soreau> l2udd: Did you make sure the audio driver for your hw is loaded?
[20:49] <mib_y5wd1ehp> whoa, no idea how do to that
[20:49] <l2udd> ubottu: thanks
[20:49] <soreau> ! audio | l2udd
[20:49] <kronos84> pkuhad burn a live cd and explore your file system with that?
[20:49] <vfw> mib_y5wd1ehp: sudo  dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xorg.conf
[20:49] <ienorand> mib_y5wd1ehp: hmm, boot up from restore option. and do that command
[20:49] <mib_y5wd1ehp> oh, k, one second
[20:49] <knobcottage> l2udd:  Have you double clicked the sound icon and chosen the correct device from the dropdownbox?
[20:49] <soreau> l2udd: Yes, try #ubuntu+1 for jaunty issues
[20:49] <vfw> mib_y5wd1ehp: What display adapter do you have?
[20:50] <mib_y5wd1ehp> lol, no idea. im pretty poor at pc vocab
[20:50] <l2udd> Yes, this doesn't work.  I have sound in the headphone jack, but not built in speakers
[20:51] <bnasys> slt peuple ubuntu
[20:52] <bnasys> es k quelun pe m aideer
[20:52] <guntbert> !fr | bnasys
[20:52] <kronos84> l2udd did you check the mixer?
[20:52] <pkuhad> kronos84: ok i got a live cd... and gonna explore the file system...but would u please elaborate what to do with the file system...any config changes are to be made there ??
[20:53] <bnasys> commen ca pass de francais
[20:53] <gartral> hello al, i cant get sound out of flash videos in firefox
[20:53] <mike12> how do i delete packages that were not installed with the update
[20:53] <kronos84> pkuhad you will need to understand the layout of a dual boot system, if all else fails it may be easier to reinstall
[20:53] <mrwes> !clean
[20:53] <gartral> !fr | bnasys
[20:53] <mib_y5wd1ehp> looking for some one how can help a noob get his ubuntu 8.10 working.  i did a text install, after login i get a blank screen
[20:53] <amathis> ok, I don't have 'setupx' and I tried apt-get with no avail
[20:54]  * mimor is away: brb
[20:54] <Ghoti_> mib_y5wd1ehp: blank?  Utterly blank? you see nothing whatsoever on the screen?
[20:54] <gartral> amathis: apt-search setupx maybe?
[20:54] <ienorand> mib_y5wd1ehp: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[20:54] <knobcottage> l2udd: sorry this is silly but the sound is not muted.  i found this by default sometimes after an upgrade
[20:54] <Guest67119> hello, i have a quick question. how would you have another partition automatically mount when you boot up 9.04?
[20:55] <gafir> Hello, I'm writing a paper for school on the advantages of choosing Ubuntu over Windows Vista. Is there anybody interested in answering a few questions in private about their choice in therms of Operating System?
[20:55] <darkpixel> hansoffate: well, thats the portmap, so its running well.  check if  the nfsd and statd daemons are started
[20:55] <amathis> ok, it says apt-search isn't there either
[20:55] <Activity-> !fstab > Guest67119
[20:55] <kronos84> amathis go look at www.x.org
[20:55] <vfw> Guest67119: Make an entry for it in /etc/fstab file.
[20:55] <xDaReaperx> ok gafir i might be interested
[20:56] <Ghoti_> amathis: try apt-cache search :)
[20:56] <amathis> ok
[20:56] <gafir> thanks, I'll talk to you in private!
[20:56] <Ghoti_> gafir: I'd be happy to help
[20:56] <soreau> gafir: Also, maybe try #ubuntu-ot
[20:56] <gartral> amathis: you arent trying to sudo apt-search, are you?
[20:56] <xDaReaperx> ok
[20:56] <knobcottage> bye
[20:56] <genii-around> gafir: You may want to enquire along those lines in channels like #ubuntu-offtopic #kubuntu-optic #xubuntu-offtopic
[20:56] <Guest67119> Activity, thank you
[20:56] <Activity-> youre welcome
[20:56] <gafir> genii-around: I will, thanks
[20:56] <genii-around> Bah, #kubuntu-offtopic    (sp)
[20:56] <soreau> gafir: Oh yes, I meant -offtopic ;)
[20:56] <hansoffate> darkpixel:  http://www.mibbit.com/pb/ezpqUM   Looks like it is running to me.
[20:57] <kronos84> amathis did you try and select resolution at panel?
[20:57] <ienorand> mib_y5wd1ehp: Is that working for you? (sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg)
[20:57] <gartral> hello all, i cant get sound out of flash videos in firefox, yet sound works fully and fine through Konquer (which i dont use much, as it is bulky, slow, and cumbersome)
[20:58] <mib_y5wd1ehp> ok ieonrand, it pulls up a blue screen asking about using kernal framebuffer device interface
[20:58] <amathis> kronos84: at panel? I don't understand
[20:58] <ienorand> mib_y5wd1ehp: I think you normally want to go with all recommended options through the reconfiguring...
[20:58] <kronos84> amathis LCD panel config menu
[20:59] <hansoffate> darkpixel: this seems like a really odd error.   Everything seems to be configured correctly
[20:59] <l2udd> knobcottage: no the volume is turned all the way up
[20:59] <darkpixel> hansoffate: seems so. Ok, paste the output of "rpcinfo -p localhost" run on the server (suse), and the output of rpcinfo -p serverIP run on the client (ubuntu)
[20:59] <mib_y5wd1ehp> ienorand, now i'm at a dead end.  i clicked yes, then yes on the us keyboard.  now it won't let me go any further
[21:00] <mib_y5wd1ehp> ienorand, sorry one moment
[21:00] <amathis> kronos84: I don't have that option
[21:00] <mib_y5wd1ehp> ienorand, now im back at the terman
[21:00] <amathis> and apt-cache search setupx returned nothing
[21:01] <mib_y5wd1ehp> ienorand, it's just giving me a post install warning, but blank
[21:01] <kronos84> amathis can you tell me panel maker and model?
[21:01] <amathis> The thing that confuses me is my /etc/X11/xorg.conf file is pretty much empty... just says stuff like "Default Setup" etc... I don't see anything to mess with
[21:01] <amathis> kronos84: acer X223W
[21:02] <genii-around> xorg.conf is deprecated and will eventually no longer be used
[21:02] <hansoffate> http://www.mibbit.com/pb/YvrUE8   here it is
[21:02] <l2udd> JOIN ubuntu-1
[21:02] <hansoffate> darkpixel: http://www.mibbit.com/pb/YvrUE8 here it is
[21:03] <kronos84> amathis brb
[21:03] <Slart> genii-around: do you know if there will be some other way of configuring the stuff that used to be in xorg.conf?
[21:03] <mib_y5wd1ehp> ienorand, just tried rebooting and i still have the same prob
[21:03] <guntbert> l2udd: you probably want /join #ubuntu+1 :-)
[21:04] <ienorand> mib_y5wd1ehp: Hmm, I'm not quite sure here...
[21:04] <gartral> hello all, i cant get sound out of flash videos in firefox, yet sound works fully and fine through Konquer (which i dont use much, as it is bulky, slow, and cumbersome) if someone can recommend a web browser that works well with OSS
[21:04] <gartral> it would be apreciated
[21:04] <ienorand> mib_y5wd1ehp: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg < that will hopefully do it all automatically
[21:05] <Slart> gartral: I think firefox uses alsa by default.. but it pipes it through a filter called padsp.. I'm not sure if there is a reverse aoss filter available.. but that's what I would look for
[21:06] <Slart> gartral: look at the file /etc/firefox-3.0/firefoxrc  .. it sets a variable called FIREFOX_DSP .. might be useful
[21:06] <gartral> Slart: i have aoss, but know very little of how to set it up, MOST media plays through ff already... web page music, moives from non flash players, this seems flash specific
[21:07] <l2udd> guntbert:  Thanks, I'm a newb!!
[21:07] <mib_y5wd1ehp> ienorand now when i do tht ait just says possible overwriting of customized configuration file, but doesn't go anywhere
[21:07] <kronos84> amathis what did x.org say about setup?
[21:07] <Slart> gartral: I haven't reinstalled ubuntu for a while so I don't really know what I did to make it work for me.. but it does.. but I use pulseaudio for all my audio stuff
[21:07] <celthunder> pkuhad im in class sorry i didnt respond sooner but i am going to work
[21:07] <guntbert> l2udd: no problem, I remember....
[21:08] <celthunder> ill be on in like 8-9 hours pm me if you are on then and ill look at it if you dont get it fixed before
[21:08] <amathis> kronos84: I am trying to read it in links now,
[21:08] <amathis> kronos84: one sec
[21:08] <v3gard> hi guys!
[21:08] <ienorand> mib_y5wd1ehp: strange, what is the exact message?
[21:08] <v3gard> i'm a hardcore slackware-user, and I haven't really used either ubuntu or debian that much
[21:09] <v3gard> what I want to do is to make a package from an application that I've compiled
[21:09] <gartral> Slart: pulse works fine... i kludged it into the aoss/alsa paths... ill check that file, thanks
[21:09] <v3gard> what's the easiest way to do that when I'm on a system of which I do not have root-access?
[21:09] <kronos84> amathis seems to me I recall that you can plug in your own resolution into xserver at command line if the fancy menu doesnt work
[21:10] <mib_y5wd1ehp> xserver-xorg postinst warning: overwriting possibly-customiesd configuration file;backup in/etc/x11org.conf.2009417100632
[21:10] <genii-around> Slart: I imagine changes would have to made by specifying driver module arguments in modprobe.d or /etc/modules so
[21:10] <schristie> how do you change the hostname on ubuntu server?
[21:11] <ienorand> mib_y5wd1ehp: Ah, then it has overwritten it... try starting again.
[21:11] <Slart> genii-around: hmm.. well.. I suppose one will get used to that too. thanks
[21:11] <amathis> kronos84: I am having a hard time finding anything on the site in links.. is there something specific I should search for?
[21:11] <mib_y5wd1ehp> xclient right? or gnome?
[21:12] <amathis> kronos84: I tried to use xrandr but it didn't help anything
[21:12] <mib_y5wd1ehp> damn i hate feeling this stupid, lol
[21:12] <gartral> !language | mib_y5wd1ehp
[21:12] <mib_y5wd1ehp> soryr
[21:12] <dooner> schristie, man hostname
[21:13] <gartral> no problem, everyone does it at least once
[21:13] <ubuntu> hallo wie installiert man assaultcube unter ubuntu?
[21:14] <guntbert> !de | ubuntu
[21:14] <gartral> !gr | ubuntu
[21:14] <gartral> oops, wrong lang
[21:14] <natrixnatrix89> When I inter sudo in terminal, it prompts the password in a line in terminal.. Which was the command that would make the password prompt pop up in a window (not a line in terminal)?
[21:14] <guntbert> gartral: :)
[21:14] <grawity> natrixnatrix89: gksudo?
[21:14] <natrixnatrix89> yep
[21:14] <natrixnatrix89> couldnt remember
[21:15] <natrixnatrix89> thanks
[21:15] <CoasterMaster> !ssh
[21:16] <ienorand> mib_y5wd1ehp: the reconfigure command has replaced you "various drivers" (including video handling) configuration file with the default one... Hopefully this will enable ubuntu to boot.
[21:16] <Cutter> hi
[21:16] <pronto> hi
[21:16] <ienorand> mib_y5wd1ehp: or rather... the graphical environment to start properly...
[21:16] <kronos84> amathis try looking or searching for xserver configuration
[21:17] <mib_y5wd1ehp> ienorand, nope same peach screen
[21:17] <Cutter> is there any benefit of instaling Ubuntu64bit if I have less than 4Gb or RAM?
[21:17] <ScientistBlah> hey, not to bust in and start asking questions, but in some applications, the menu bar text doesnt show up unless you hover over it, anyone know why that happens?
[21:18] <ScientistBlah> using ubuntu 8.10
[21:18] <tready29201>    /quit
[21:18] <barf> Is Jaunty released?
[21:18] <Waldir> how do I filter the ls command's output by file type?
[21:18] <drone> after upgrading the processor, is a full reinstall in order? or can I just adjust a few settings and it will recognize it ?
[21:18] <ienorand> barf: only release cndidate so far 23 apr
[21:19] <Slart> Cutter: there's supposed to be a small performance gain.. but nothing you'll notice in general use
[21:19] <Slart> drone: if you're still using the same architecture I think it will just recognize it just fine
[21:19] <Cutter> Slart: aren't some applications less stable in 64bit?
[21:19] <barf> Waldir: ls -lAh |grep ^d
[21:19] <barf> will give you directories
[21:19] <Slart> Cutter: not these days
[21:19] <Cutter> I've been told that Adobe flash 64bit isn't too stable
[21:20] <mib_y5wd1ehp> ienorand, not trying to be pushy at all, i was wondering if you ahd any other ideas or if i should go back to googling?
[21:20] <dooner> Cutter, I run 64 bit and haven't notice any problems.
[21:20] <Slart> Cutter: with the new 64 bit flash I don't really see any problems
[21:20] <ienorand> mib_y5wd1ehp: nah... not really sure where to go here
[21:20] <Waldir> barf: can you tell me what that means please?
[21:20] <mikejet> Cutter : I can vouch for that. Don't bother with 64-bit if you want to look at webpages with flash.
[21:20] <Slart> Cutter: some proprietary stuff still isn't available.. for example I can't use some electronic id's since they only have 32bit plugins
[21:20] <trone> How do i start a service with xinit?
[21:20] <drone> Slart: cool, I have a client with a lenovo laptop and I want to go one step up on the proc to make it a bit snappier for them, but I'd rather not have to reinstall
[21:21] <mikejet> Cutter : The Bug can be reliably reproduced by going to a single html webpage with 25 embedded youtube clips.
[21:21] <sisif> Hello guys. Anyone here with some knowledge of pppoe and willing to help me? I`m using a pppoe connection in my campus, and every 10 minutes or so it keep "failing" on. What I mean to say is that after a while my internet is not working. My connection is still active, but I can`t ping any think nor open a website. Strangely, sometimes my p2p connection will keep working. The only solution is to disconnect and re-connect. And it`s VERY annoying! So .. any s
[21:21] <sisif> uggestions?
[21:21] <mib_y5wd1ehp> anyone care to help a computer illiterate, but generally smart guy, try to get my pc running?  i tried to dive right into linux, deleted my old stuff and now i have no pc.  i get a peach screen after login help!
[21:21] <Slart> drone: I don't think you'll have to reinstall for that
[21:21] <mikejet> Cutter : I think they are not close to fixing flash on 64-bit.
[21:22] <pc> trone: define "service"
[21:22] <trone> pc, proftpd
[21:22] <drone> Slart: I didn't really think so either, especially since I'm not getting anything with more cores or really that drastic in difference
[21:22] <pc> trone: with xinit?  why xinit?  or do you mean xinetd?
[21:22] <drone> Slart: thanks for the insight! :)
[21:22] <Slart> drone: you're welcome =)
[21:22] <user_> sisif: anything in /var/log/messages?
[21:23] <icc_> Anyone successfully built grub 0.97 on ubuntu? My upper memory limit is negative and grub seg faults...
[21:23] <kronos84> MIB suggest you download and burn a liveCD
[21:23] <Slart> mikejet: do you know of an url I could try? something that ought to crash the 64bit flash plugin?
[21:23] <sisif> user_: no. I looked at EVERY log that might prove useful. If you want I can pastebin it to you.
[21:23] <trone> pc, i guess so it ask me if i wanted standalond or xinit and i though for so stupid reason xitin would be quicker
[21:24] <pc> mib_y5wd1ehp: can you log into the console?  <Ctrl><Alt>F1 might give you a login prompt?
[21:24] <trone> pc, never used it before. thought it had some graphic interface
[21:24] <dooner> trone, standalone will be quicker as it will always be running
[21:24] <dooner> trone, if you run it out of inetd , then startup will be slower since it will spawn a new proc on connect.
[21:25] <pc> trone: I'm guessing you mean xinetd, not xinit.
[21:25] <mib_y5wd1ehp> pc, not once i get past the username longin
[21:25] <pc> xinit starts the X server
[21:25] <trone> i know. just trying this cd out and thought xinit had a gaphical interface i guess
[21:25] <dooner> also proftpd is an ftp server,  there really isn't a gui per sea (That I know of)
[21:25] <pc> mib_y5wd1ehp: so, peach screen, and you can't do a thing with it?  sounds like perhaps a graphics hang?
[21:25] <user_> sisif: ok, no need then. maybe contact the admins on your campus?
[21:26] <trone> how do i uninstall an app with app-get
[21:26] <trone> i will read acctualy
[21:26] <user_> trone: remove or more drastic purge
[21:26] <mib_y5wd1ehp> pc, i can move my mouse cursor if that means anything.  no idea if it's a graphics hang.  how can i check? (don't even know what a graphics hang is.)
[21:26] <sisif> user_: I`m kinda sure that is somehow linux related since on Windows machines (XP, VISTA) I don`t get this behavior. I just can`t figure out what it is
[21:27] <mib_y5wd1ehp> if anyone helps get this work you will have saved me some major nagging from the wife
[21:27] <pc> mib_y5wd1ehp: you can move the cursor, but ctrl-alt-F1 does nothing?
[21:27] <mib_y5wd1ehp> pc, correct
[21:28] <user_> sisif: #linux has a bunch of know how. maybe they can help
[21:28] <trone> user_, just remove it so i can reinstall it
[21:28] <darkpixel> dooner: instead of proftpd, pureftpd has multiple GUI's and for me, its a much powerfull and secure than proftpd (http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/pureftpweb.htm)
[21:28] <sisif> user_: thank you
[21:28] <pc> mib_y5wd1ehp: something is hung, methinks...
[21:28] <user_> trone: so you do apt-get remove package-name
[21:28] <mib_y5wd1ehp> pc, what does mean for me?  not sure what to do about something being hun
[21:29] <amathis> as a last resort, will I be able to reinstall ubuntu and have it setup the widescreen LCD monitor automatically?
[21:29] <pc> mib_y5wd1ehp: you may want to reboot, then before logging in via the GUI, ctrl-alt-F1 and log in there, then you might(?) find some info in /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old
[21:29] <trone> i feel so stupid pureftpd was what i was looking for
[21:30] <darkpixel> trone: :-)
[21:30] <dooner> darkpixel, yep I am well aware of proftpd vs pureftpd :)  I actually maintain some of the proftpd code :)
[21:30] <mib_y5wd1ehp> pc, permission was denied
[21:30] <darkpixel> dooner: good to know :-)
[21:30] <trone> this is all messed up now
[21:31] <dooner> darkpixel, albeit I run it primarily on FreeBSD. My Linux boxes use pureftpd.
[21:31] <ienorand> mib_y5wd1ehp: from the command line use "sudo nano /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old"
[21:31] <trone> i was i was paying attention
[21:32] <Arth_Ur> Hi All
[21:32] <loquitus_of_bor1> Anybody can recommend if I should remove pulse audio? It seems that my sound stops working randomly.. And now for some reason, whenever I start the machine, no sound.
[21:32] <mib_y5wd1ehp> ienorand, what should i do once i open it?
[21:32] <pc> mib_y5wd1ehp: sudo <any command> will run it as root to get past permission problems.  use with great care!  :-)
[21:32] <koolkartik> i hav upgraded my ubuntu and now after rebooting linux-2.6.24-19 or any other kernel is missisng only meme test86+ is ther...... need help to reboot that again and i hav installed using wbui
[21:32] <Arth_Ur> Does anyone know how can it happen that one user has internet access one not from the same PC?
[21:32] <trone> i see the package manager is much better than the add remove thing
[21:33] <dooglus> !tor
[21:33] <dooner> mib_y5wd1ehp, it starts up and all you get is a peach screen?  that sounds to me like X is starting, but failing to initialize the session
[21:33] <ienorand> mib_y5wd1ehp: Look for lines starting with (EE) or (WW)   errors/warnings
[21:33] <loquitus_of_bor1> Anybody can recommend if I should remove pulse audio?
[21:33] <dooglus> no, not how to use tor here - how to install it for ubunut
[21:33] <user_> Arth_Ur: what do you mean with "internet access"? dial out maybe?
[21:33] <dooglus> loquitus_of_bor1: I did.  no problems yet
[21:33] <UbuntuNewb> hello!
[21:33] <ienorand> dooner: mib_y5wd1ehp  That is probably the case.
[21:33] <kronos84> Loquitus  remove pulse audio , for futher info google linux outlaws
[21:33] <m0RrE> hey, i've got a question about the "home encryption" i just installed ubuntu on a new harddrive.. mounted my raid (on which i have my old /home ) and i was able to access all my files without entering my encryption passphrase a sigle time?
[21:34] <m0RrE> i guess it shouln't be like this?
[21:34] <Cpudan80> if the users ID, name and pass are the same you won't be prompted
[21:34] <kronos84> More did you encrpt that old system?
[21:34] <pc> mib_y5wd1ehp: I wonder what graphics driver you are using, and what graphics hardware you have.  you might be able to drop back to "vesa" driver
[21:35] <mib_y5wd1ehp> iok, well i found only ww's.  a few of them are for inel(0).  and one if by a directory
[21:35] <Cpudan80> although one would think it would check the machine name too ... hrm...
[21:35] <Arth_Ur> user_: I mean it can't ping any address, no web access etc
[21:35] <pc> mib_y5wd1ehp: no interesting messages at the end of that file?
[21:35] <pc> (and you're looking at the .old file, right?)
[21:35] <Cpudan80> Arth_Ur: so 2 users on 1 machine, 1 can access net the other one cant?
[21:35] <gartral> Slart: after digging around, i cannot find /etc/firefox-3.0/firefoxrc, there are two folders at /etc/firefox-3.0/, but no files
[21:36] <koolkartik>  i hav upgraded ubuntu and now after rebooting linux-2.6.24-19 or any other kernel is missisng only memtest86+ is there...... need help to reboot that again and i hav installed using wbui :(
[21:36] <mib_y5wd1ehp> pc, yes i am looking at that.  no there is not ineteresteing message.  just ends
[21:36] <Arth_Ur> Cpudan80: yes, exactly
[21:36] <Slart> gartral: hmm.. I wonder if it's some kind of leftover from 8.04..
[21:36] <user_> Arth_Ur: tell us a bit more about your network setup
[21:36] <dooner> mib_y5wd1ehp, i've not been paying to much attention, but when it goes to start do you get the login screen?
[21:36] <gartral> Slart: well.. im in 9.04...
[21:36] <Cpudan80> Arth_Ur: what's the output of ifconfig ethX for each user?
[21:36] <gartral> er
[21:37] <Cpudan80> Arth_Ur: where X is some number (usually 0)
[21:37] <gartral> Slart: 8.10 nvm
[21:37] <mib_y5wd1ehp> dooner, yes then i get the peach screen of death
[21:37] <mib_y5wd1ehp> (after i login
[21:37] <amathis> Will ubuntu support a widescreen LCD with nvidia drivers out of the box?
[21:37] <Cpudan80> Arth_Ur: use a pastebin to paste
[21:37] <Cpudan80> !paste | Arth_Ur
[21:37] <Slart> gartral: I'm running 8.10 atm.. but I upgraded from 8.04 .. perhaps it something left behind
[21:37] <dooner> mib_y5wd1ehp, ok  then look at ~/.xsession-errors
[21:37] <neurobuntu> is it possible to create a fake eth device? i want to create a /dev/eth0 device and make my current eth0 /dev/eth1
[21:37] <Arth_Ur> the ifconfig is the same for both users
[21:37] <pc> amathis: define "out of the box"
[21:37] <dooner> mib_y5wd1ehp, something like less ~/.xsession-errors
[21:38] <kronos84> amathis I would say yes
[21:38] <Cpudan80> Arth_Ur: ok right, so the one user must have disabled the gnome network manager or something
[21:38] <mib_y5wd1ehp> how do i get out of this file?
[21:38] <amathis> pc: basically, Xorg died when I switched from a CRt to a widescreen LCD.. I am thinking after days of pain, I will just reinstall ubuntu fresh and keep my home partition.
[21:38] <Cpudan80> Arth_Ur: to change the actual networking stuff requires root access - but users can block themselves out by killing the network manager
[21:38] <Cpudan80> or by screwing up the settings
[21:39] <koolkartik>  i hav upgraded ubuntu and now after rebooting linux-2.6.24-19 or any other kernel is missisng only mem test86+ is ther...... need help to reboot that again:(!
[21:39] <pc> mib_y5wd1ehp: how'd you get in?
[21:39] <UbuntuNewb> helo, I have a few questions about security... When my machine has been running for a few hours, My user/root password stops working. For example when I´m trying to access the synaptic packet manager it asks me for the password but the password doesn't work, even though I'm using the same password as worked earlier. Also I'm unable to run the terminal at that point. When I reboot everything is back to normal and all is working. Can this be bec
[21:39] <pc> mib_y5wd1ehp: ":q" (no quotes) for vi
[21:39] <mib_y5wd1ehp> typing in the prompt sectino
[21:39] <UbuntuNewb> ?
[21:39] <amathis> how can I view my partitions command line?
[21:39] <amathis> on the harddrive
[21:39] <Cpudan80> fdisk
[21:39] <Cpudan80> fdisk /path/to/dev
[21:40] <pc> what's a partition command line?
[21:40] <darkpixel> fdisk -l
[21:40] <user_> neurobuntu: heard once that ethn are just links to kernel modules.. so if you search for modules list and add an entry.. maybe.
[21:40] <Cpudan80> pc: fdisk
[21:40] <kronos84> amathis if it isnt a big pain give it a try and continue effort to configure xserver resolution to match your screen
[21:40] <UbuntuNewb> anybody?
[21:41] <pc> amathis: you might be able to just remove /etc/X11/xorg.conf and try again...it'll try a default config then
[21:41] <kronos84> UbuntuNeww sup?
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> sup?
[21:41] <UbuntuNewb> hey kronos!
[21:41] <UbuntuNewb> hay ActionParsnip
[21:41] <UbuntuNewb> As I wrote earlier... I have a few questions about security... When my machine has been running for a few hours, My user/root password stops working. For example when I´m trying to access the synaptic packet manager it asks me for the password but the password doesn't work, even though I'm using the same password as worked earlier. Also I'm unable to run the terminal at that point. When I reboot everything is back to normal and all is working.
[21:41] <kronos84> Ubun sup pal?
[21:42] <amathis> pc: tried that, also tried dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, I tried X -configure (and it fails), and dpkg-reconfigure -pHigh xserver-xorg made it worse..
[21:42] <Sqrt[i]> how to configure vlc to use one window to play videos instead of 2? ()one for the video and one for the controls
[21:42] <kronos84> Ubon is that a laptop?
[21:42] <mib_v1u5fk> Hi! Would anyone be willing to guide me through completely removing Gnome so I could just use a window manager? I've already disabled GDM and modified the necessary files so that when I run 'startx' my window manager appears. I just need help getting rid of Gnome.
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> UbuntuNewb: try: gksudo nautilus
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> !purekde
[21:42] <koolkartik> unable to boot ubuntu memtest 86 begins and i i've installed ubuntu under windows can i simply take the kernel from another ubuntu system and paste it into my boot folder.... will that work :(
[21:42] <UbuntuNewb> not a laptop.. no
[21:43] <ActionParsnip> koolkartik: did you md5 test the iso / wubi you use to install ubuntu?
[21:43] <UbuntuNewb> "gksudo nautilus" ok, what does that do?
[21:43] <kronos84> Ubun sounds like a heat issue
[21:43] <mib_v1u5fk> ubottu: I don't want the KDE or any other DE. I want to kill my DE and just use a window manager.
[21:43] <kronos84> Ubun this a old install?
[21:44] <mib_v1u5fk> Oh.
[21:44] <mib_v1u5fk> Hehe
[21:44] <trone> i cant get pureftpd to work
[21:44] <ActionParsnip> UbuntuNewb: runs nautilus with sudo priveledges
[21:44] <glitsj16> amathis: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution might have a few things you can try using xrandr if you haven't already
[21:44] <ActionParsnip> trone: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureFTP
[21:44] <trone> thx
[21:44] <koolkartik> ActionParsnip:nah i simply installed it using ubuntu 8.0.4 cd
[21:44] <UbuntuNewb> kronos, no, it's 9.04 jaunty, three days old
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> koolkartik: ok, did the cd test pass on the cd, did you md5 check the iso used to create the cd
[21:46] <Sqrt[i]> how do you run a 32bit binary on Ubuntu x64?
[21:46] <kronos84> Ubun sounds like a hardware issue, did you memtest it?
[21:46] <koolkartik> ActionParsnip:yes it pass the cd test
[21:46] <Arth_Ur> Cpudan80: the network manager is not killed, it runs
[21:46] <Cpudan80> UbuntuNewb: gksudo runs nautilus (the graphical file browser thing) as root, it is ***VERY*** dangerous. Be careful
[21:46] <UbuntuNewb> no, haven't memtested it...
[21:46] <kronos84> Sqrt it should run
[21:47] <Cpudan80> Arth_Ur: did they disable the interface or something?
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> koolkartik: i'd boot to root recovery console and check grubs config
[21:47] <UbuntuNewb> how do I memtest it?
[21:47] <kronos84> Ubun memtest it for a hour also read your system log for temprature
[21:47] <Sqrt[i]> desktop:~/Desktop$ ./real.bin
[21:47] <Sqrt[i]> bash: ./real.bin: No such file or directory
[21:48] <Sqrt[i]> that is what I get :(
[21:48] <Sqrt[i]> but the file is clearly there
[21:48] <trone> chapped setup
[21:48] <Arth_Ur> Cpudan80: how can be the interface disabled at all?
[21:48] <UbuntuNewb> how do I monitor temperature?
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> koolkartik: if you had a proper install you could boot to livecd to check stuff but you have wubi which imho is the spawn of the devil
[21:49] <pc> Sqrt[i]: did you install ia32-libs?
[21:49] <kronos84> Ubun its in your system log
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> UbuntuNewb: lmsensor
[21:49] <dooner> Sqrt[i], Is it bin or a script?
[21:49] <koolkartik> ActionParsnip: in the grub config also there is no kernel image i dont know wat to do next...
[21:49] <dooner> Sqrt[i], could it be a bad shebang line?
[21:49] <pc> dooner: a 32bit script??  :-)
[21:49] <kronos84> bailing out good luck all
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> koolkartik: check the grub config for a working system to see whats what
[21:49] <icc_> Anyone successfully built grub 0.97 with netboot on ubuntu? My upper memory limit is negative and grub seg faults...
[21:50] <dooner> pc, missed the 32 bit part :)
[21:50] <mib_v1u5fk> lHi! Would anyone be willing to guide me through completely removing Gnome so I could just use a window manager? I've already disabled GDM and modified the necessary files so that when I run 'startx' my window manager appears. I just need help getting rid of Gnome.
[21:50] <Sqrt[i]> let me install ia32-libs first
[21:50] <UbuntuNewb> lmsensor... ok...
[21:50] <koolkartik> ActionParsnip: can i simply take someone else kernel who also ahs a wubi install and paste into my boot file
[21:50] <pc> dooner: although the "#!" part would be something to look for
[21:50] <dooner> pc  yep, if the #! was messed up you get that error IIRC
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> koolkartik: well theres slightly more than just copying the kerenl, you could use aptoncd to download the kernel to install it
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> !aptoncd
[21:51] <koolkartik> ActionParsnip: can u pls explain that a bit
[21:52] <trone> what if i wanna just open up my whole computer on ftp
[21:52] <guntbert> UbuntuNewb: hddtemp, computertemp brings an applet for the panel
[21:52] <koolkartik> ActionParsnip:i've downlaosded a kernel but now how would i compile that
[21:52] <Sqrt[i]> how to install a 32bit deb?
[21:53] <usser> Sqrt[i], sudo dpkg --force all packagename
[21:53] <usser> Sqrt[i], assuming the package is on your harddrive and not in the repositories
[21:55] <koolkartik> ActionParsnip: wat do u mean by aptoncd ?
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> koolkartik: you use a cd to copy over a kernel, then instal using that
[21:56] <jacoblyles> when I try to use a thumb drive, I get an error message: Can't mount volume - you are not privileged to mount the volume. Anyone know how to fix this?
[21:57] <UbuntuNewb> how do I use lmsensor then?
[21:57] <pc> jacoblyles: it won't automount?
[21:57] <jacoblyles> pc: no
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> UbuntuNewb: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2780
[21:57] <koolkartik> ActionParsnip: i didn't get that .... u mean i hav to take a kernel and place it into my boot directory  :( (dont have any idea of this)
[21:58] <darkpixel> trone: i use SSH instead of FTP, once you login, you see the whole computer and if the user logged has permisssions, it will have access to copy / move / remove anything. And under encryption.
[21:58] <pc> jacoblyles: did you try sudo?
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> koolkartik: no you download all the debs that make up a kernel and install them all
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> koolkartik: then boot to it
[21:58] <amgarchIn9> OT: any idea if errout(char *) was/is some standard error handling function in any unix? Grepping /usr/include does not produce anything
[21:58] <dries_> how do you lauch computertemp commandline-wise?
[21:59] <koolkartik> ActionParsnip: : from where shall i downlosd all those debs ..
[21:59] <genii> dries_: Probably:  sensors
[22:00] <rww> !lm-sensors | dries_
[22:00] <joanki123> can anyone suggest a tv tuner compatible with ubuntu?
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> koolkartik: thats where aptoncd comes in, you can download the necessary debs and put them on a removable medium or in this case the windows system if you can acces the host system)
[22:00] <psicobra> hi all any one able to help me with the moonlight plugin it says it's installed but it doesnt work
[22:00] <polgdb> hi everybody ..any dude .is posible install ubuntu kernel server into of ubuntu deskop?
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | joanki123
[22:00] <trone> darkpixel, great idea i use that on my ipod. just what i need to quickly grabfiles from this down server
[22:00] <loquitus_of_bor1> Should I remove pulse audio? My sound is so incredibly flaky
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> poing__: sure, you wont gain much though
[22:01] <ActionParsnip> poing__: apt-cache search linux server
[22:01] <joanki123> sweet!
[22:01] <joanki123> thanks!
[22:01] <trone> darkpixel, o yea im trying to get them from xp
[22:01] <rww> polgdb: Yeah. install the "linux-server" package.
[22:01] <ActionParsnip> poing__: what do you expect to gain?
[22:01] <just_> hello
[22:02] <jacoblyles> pc: sorry, had to step away for a second. I have not yet tried to use sudo to manually mount it. This would not necessarily be ideal as I have a large number of storage devices and would not like to write down/remember a command to use each one. Moreover, the USB drive does auto-mount on another computer I have
[22:02] <koolkartik> ActionParsnip: i know about the necessary debs and their downloading and i can access ubuntu foder using windows
[22:02] <darkpixel> trone: you mean a SSH client with SCP support for Xp? i used in the past one called WinSCP
[22:02] <guntbert> dries_: computertemp brings an applet for the panel
[22:02] <polgdb> really? sure i can get up in grub ?
[22:02] <trone> wow i dont really care anymore
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> koolkartik: then boot to recovery root console and install them with dpkg
[22:02] <Ghoti_> trone: the PuTTY suite includes an SCP client. There's also Filezilla
[22:03] <koolkartik> ActionParsnip: its not booting only memtest86 begins :(
[22:03] <dries_> i installed computertemp package, but computertemp is not recognized on the command line after that... I thought i need to use another name, but the official website disagrees
[22:03] <mib_v1u5fk> How can I connect to a *secure* WLAN using the command line?
[22:03] <mib_v1u5fk> WPA specifically
[22:04] <joanki123> ActionParsnip, all of the "versions" are old.... why?
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> koolkartik: then press esc to show the grub menu
[22:04] <joanki123> does that mean newer op systems don't support them?
[22:04] <usser> mib_v1u5fk, man wpa_supplicant
[22:04] <trone> good ideas i just dont wanna install anything ill just boot a cd in there
[22:04] <joanki123> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaHauppauge
[22:04] <koolkartik> yeah i did that also inthat also there is only memtest and other option for my windows boot
[22:05] <koolkartik> ActionParsnip: yeah i did that also inthat also there is only memtest and other option for my windows boot
[22:05] <guja> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/mysql-server-5.0_5.1.30really5.0.75-0ubuntu10_i386.deb: subprocess pre-installation script returned error exit status 1
[22:05] <guja> Keeps saying me that.
[22:05] <guja> I can't remove that pkg with synaptic.
[22:05] <SuspectZero> is there a way to configure the clock through CLI?
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> joanki123: what i do is pretend i have a card that not working and see if there is a guide to get it working
[22:06] <LjL> SuspectZero: "man date"
[22:06] <Ghoti_> SuspectZero: 'date'
[22:06] <polgdb> how i can see video in linux server ?
[22:06] <LjL> SuspectZero: although the clock in ubuntu is usually set remotely
[22:06] <SuspectZero> kk thanks
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> joanki123: if lotsa people say "hey, this works out of the box in <whatever>" its usually a good choice
[22:06] <mib_v1u5fk> usser: Okay. I was trying to use iwconfig
[22:06] <joanki123> ActionParsnip, if the ad for the product says that it works with linux, is it a safe bet it works on 8.04?
[22:06] <lsbrum> How the correct permission for /home, /home/user and /home/user/public_html running lighttpd?
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> polgdb: mplayer can run without an x server
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> joanki123: sure
[22:07] <ActionParsnip> joanki123: also check the tv cards advertised at www.efficientpc.co.uk
[22:07] <mib_v1u5fk> It was connecting but I couldn't get an IP address.
[22:07] <polgdb> ah ok
[22:07] <joanki123> k
[22:07] <trone> lol i spilt juice on my laptop yesterday in the middle of install gentoo and thats why im in this stupid situation
[22:07] <usser> mib_v1u5fk, for wpa you need more than iwconfig
[22:07] <pc> jacoblyles: next thing I'd do if automount didn't work would be to look in /var/log/messages for an explanation or clues
[22:07] <trone> installing on the server
[22:08] <usser> mib_v1u5fk, man wpa_supplicant.conf has some examples
[22:08] <lsbrum> How the correct permission for /home, /home/user and /home/user/public_html running lighttpd? 700? 703? 704?
[22:08] <usser> mib_v1u5fk, something like that
[22:08] <pc> SuspectZero: there's also hwclock, depending on what you're trying to do
[22:09] <SuspectZero> pc, i got it using the date command
[22:09] <SuspectZero> thanks alot
[22:09] <koolkartik> ActionParsnip i am getting abit of what u r sying n i have donloaded aptoncd... now can u help me further
[22:09] <SuspectZero> date --set=arugument :)
[22:09] <rpaddock> When installing ubuntu, has anyone run into an issue with custom partitions being ignored and put into /target instead?
[22:09] <euthymos> hi
[22:09] <rpaddock> Like /target/home, etc..
[22:09] <euthymos> how can I inspect the library dependencies of an executable?
[22:09] <usser> mib_v1u5fk, save it somewhere, my_network.conf and run wpa_supplicant on it with wpa_supplicant -d -c my_network.conf
[22:09] <mib_v1u5fk> usser: Yeah, I'm looking at it now. Thanks. I wanted to connect to the internet an update Xmonad before I kill Gnome.
[22:09] <Ghoti_> rpaddock:  while you're installing, /target is the mountpoint for your hard drive that you're installing ot
[22:10] <Ghoti_> rpaddock: /target/home will be /home once the install is complete.
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> koolkartik: ive not used it, read the guide and it will help
[22:10] <polgdb> is posible burn discs in linux server?
[22:10] <rpaddock> Ghoti_: Ahh, gotcha. It does error out towards the very end.. I'm guessing that's why it's like that.
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> polgdb: sure is
[22:10] <Ghoti_> !info cdrecord | polgdb
[22:10] <guntbert> euthymos: ldd <file>
[22:10] <lsbrum> How the correct permission for /home, /home/user and /home/user/public_html running lighttpd?
[22:10] <jacoblyles> pc: when I try to mount as superuser, It tells me "NTFS signature is missing \n Failed to mount '/dev/sdb1': invalid argument \n The device '/dev/sdb1' doesn't have a valid NTFS \n Maybe you selected the wrong device? or the whole disk instead of a partition (e.g. /dev/hda, not /dev/hda1)? Or the other way around?
[22:10] <Sqrt[i]> my mouse scrolls too fast. any way to change the speed of the wheel? like the num of lines it scolls?
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> polgdb: http://sharkysoft.com/tutorials/linuxtips/cdcommands/
[22:11] <polgdb> ok,thanks
[22:11] <koolkartik> ActionParsnip: ok i'll try that thnx
[22:11] <guja> PLEASE HELP: E: /var/cache/apt/archives/mysql-server-5.0_5.1.30really5.0.75-0ubuntu10_i386.deb: subprocess pre-installation script returned error exit status 1
[22:11] <guja>  Synaptic wont delete file, won't repair it, won't do anything about it. It keeps reporting error sign in system tray in gnome panel. What am I supposed to do??
[22:11] <euthymos> guntbert: great
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> guja: sudo apt-get clean
[22:12] <euthymos> guntbert: thanx
[22:12] <guntbert> euthymos: glad to help
[22:12] <guja> ActionParsnip, E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[22:12] <guja> E: Unable to lock the download directory
[22:12] <polgdb> client irc for linux server ?
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> guja: do you have synaptic still open
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> polgdb: irssi
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> !info irssi
[22:13] <guja> ActionParsnip, I'm idiot, sry, didn't notice. :-)
[22:14] <pc> jacoblyles: same key mounts ok elsewhere?  that's quite odd.../var/log/messages present any clues?
[22:14] <mib_61ad3or6> hi, windows 7 killed grub with an update. how can i restore it? I tried find /boot/grub/stage1 but i got error 15: File not found
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> !grub
[22:14] <guja> ActionParsnip, didn't help.
[22:14] <polgdb> totem is working in linux server?
[22:14] <jacoblyles> pc: figured it out. I had trouble with another drive and edited my fstab file to try to get it to mount. I deleted that line from my fstab file, and the thumb drive works well.
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> !fixapt
[22:15] <guntbert> guja: silly question: you did sudo?
[22:15] <Fenhrill> !sudo
[22:15] <euthymos> 2nd question!!
[22:15] <guja> ActionParsnip, guntbert http://nopaste.ns-linux.org/?YmVhZj
[22:15] <euthymos> what is the package needed to run qt apps
[22:16] <DigitalKiwi> qt?
[22:16] <euthymos> yes
[22:16] <euthymos> there are bunch of packages
[22:16] <DigitalKiwi> such as
[22:16] <pc> libqt?
[22:16] <guntbert> !qt | euthymos
[22:16] <mib_61ad3or6> ActionParsnip, find /grub/stage1 nor /boot/grub/stage1 works
[22:16] <sah-work> anyone have any issues with sound not working the lastest beta
[22:17] <DigitalKiwi> ubuntu names it libqt?
[22:17] <DigitalKiwi> fail
[22:17] <euthymos> the bot suggested to install developement packages
[22:17] <euthymos> what are the ones just for run the apps?
[22:17] <pc> DigitalKiwi: ignore me and see ubottu, above
[22:17] <tgunr> I have been reading the page for firestarter and can't find how to
[22:17] <tgunr> chnage logging level
[22:17] <DigitalKiwi> i didn't feel like typing the whole name
[22:18] <UbuntuNewb> any ubuntu security expert here?
[22:18] <DigitalKiwi> the whole name is even worse
[22:18] <tgunr> my syslog is being flodded with firewall events
[22:18] <UbuntuNewb> I really need someone to talk to..
[22:18] <jpds> UbuntuNewb: You might want to try #ubuntu-hardened.
[22:18] <UbuntuNewb> ok
[22:18] <UbuntuNewb> thnx
[22:18] <mib_61ad3or6> can anyone help me with grub? both find commands the wiki says to use produces an error 15
[22:18] <ActionParsnip> euthymos: if you install an app that needs qt it will be installed for you
[22:19] <euthymos> there's no package
[22:19] <euthymos> is a test application
[22:19] <enzotib> mib_61ad3or6: are you using sudo?
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> euthymos: sudo dpkg -i <name>; sudo apt-get -f install will install the required stuff
[22:19] <mib_61ad3or6> enzotib: yeah i'm using sudo
[22:19] <Bert_2> Hi, how do I make a program autostart for just one user and not for the others ?
[22:20] <euthymos> there's no package
[22:20] <AciD> I installed 8.04 on my sasung NC10 and had no major problem. for 3 weeks now (approximatively), I can't suspend anymore. I checked the dmesg logs and spotted a possible error message regarding the "eviocgbit problem". I tried with another kernel, same pb. I tried deinstalling synaptics, still. Anyone got a solutino for this suspend pb on 8.04 ?
[22:20] <enzotib> euthymos: you can run it through auto-apt
[22:20] <xangua> Bert_2: in Gnome go to Sys> Prefs> Sessions
[22:20] <euthymos> thank you guys
[22:21] <euthymos> but I was just wondering on what is the package to run QT apps on ubuntu
[22:21] <euthymos> just suppose I'm releasing the package for that app
[22:21] <milen> hi guys
[22:21] <xangua> euthymos: what is the problem with QT apps¿
[22:21] <euthymos> I am the package creator, OK. What are the dependencies to declare?
[22:21] <xangua> you can use it in Gnome ass well
[22:21] <vocx> euthymos, something like kde-libs will install required qt libraries and more, maybe libqt will install only the essential QT libraries.
[22:21] <DigitalKiwi> !language
[22:22] <mib_61ad3or6> do i have to reinstall? I can't find grub
[22:22] <bach> hi i'm having problems making changes to my screen resolution on nvidia anyone able to help.
[22:22] <euthymos> vocx: i'll test libqt
[22:22] <grendal_prime> im trying to record sound from my music player and my desktop in recordmydesktop.  I can record sound from the mic, but not from the mp3 player...anyone what im doing wrong?
[22:22] <milen> have anyone had issues with starting 1) nautilus 2) sound-juicer while there's CD in?
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> bach: gksudo nvidia-settings
[22:22] <euthymos> there's no libt
[22:22] <euthymos> libqt
[22:23] <Bert_2> xangua:  Sys> Prefs> Sessions is not user specific, it's global
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> euthymos: apt-cache search qt | grep lib
[22:23] <DigitalKiwi> milen: I have heard of such issue
[22:23] <DigitalKiwi> I believe I even had it
[22:23] <saurabh1403> hello everyone....how can I download a full version of ubuntu which includes most of the packages....I need to install it on a PC where no internet facility is present at the moment
[22:23] <xangua> is not for  ALL USERS
[22:23]  * DigitalKiwi uses pcmanfm ;D
[22:23] <bach> ActionParsnip: do you know why this is.
[22:23] <xangua> Bert_2: that is your user configuration
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> DigitalKiwi: its awesome
[22:23] <pc> euthymos: $ ldd <app> will tell you which libs you depend on
[22:23] <Ghoti_> !offline > saurabh1403
[22:23] <xangua> Saruji: you can download (K)(X)Ubuntu DVD
[22:23] <Bert_2> xangua: FAFAIK it's for all users, I'll have a look
[22:24] <euthymos> pc: yeah but packages have different names, there are nice metapackages
[22:24] <vocx> euthymos, remember that libraries usually have versions, so it's probably libqt-3.5 or something. You should search before "aptitude search lib qt"
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> bach: that app is for setting res with the nvidia driver
[22:24] <pc> dpkg -S <filename> will tell you the package name
[22:24] <euthymos> I've found libqtcore4 and libqtgui4
[22:24] <root1> hello
[22:24] <euthymos> I think they do the trick but strange there's not a metapackage
[22:24] <milen> DigitalKiwi, what could you advise?
[22:24] <saurabh1403> Ghoti_: thanks  :)
[22:25] <bach> cheers
[22:25] <Ghoti_> saurabh1403: anytime
[22:25] <DigitalKiwi> using pcmanfm ;)
[22:25] <root1> help my, search mkmf
[22:25] <pc> euthymos: the metapackage is probably "kde"
[22:25] <euthymos> too large
[22:25] <pc> yeah
[22:25] <euthymos> however I don't want to bug you with this
[22:25] <aniasis> hello my wireless is not working
[22:25] <aniasis> and when I enter ifconfig wlan0 up
[22:25] <euthymos> I think libqtcore4 and libqtgui4 are fine, but I expected a nice metapackage
[22:25] <root1> ayyyyyyyy
[22:26] <aniasis> I get siocsifflags: No such file or directory
[22:26] <vocx> euthymos, I suggest checking out a very simple program's dependencies. Something small that is done is QT. But beware, if it is part of the whole KDE it will try to install KDE specific libraries too.
[22:26] <root1> ja z Ua
[22:26] <TheFunkbomb> aniasis, try sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
[22:26] <root1> help my
[22:26] <milen> so, you believe that nautilus is actually the reason DigitalKiwi?
[22:26] <euthymos> vocx: maybe Skype
[22:26] <root1> search mfmf
[22:26] <Ghoti_> ActionParsnip: You seen to have nvidia-fu, perhaps you can assist me with this-  I have a box that will do 1280x1024 on a normal CRT monitor, but will not go above 640x480 on an HDTV that I know will do 1280x1024 (my mac works just fine)- how can I force a specific resolution?
[22:26] <root1> mkmf*
[22:26] <root1> not X
[22:26] <euthymos> vocx: I'll uncompress their package :D
[22:26] <DigitalKiwi> I don't remember the specifics of the issue
[22:26] <mib_61ad3or6> find /boot/grub/stage1  Error 15: File not found
[22:26] <DigitalKiwi> but try it with a different manager
[22:27] <vocx> euthymos, I believe there is no such metapackage. Might be a good idea suggesting it to packagers. Although that should be taken care of in debian.
[22:27] <milen> got it
[22:27] <mib_61ad3or6> find /grub/stage1  Error 15: File not found
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> Ghoti_: have you installed the nvidia driver?
[22:27] <milen> appriciate it ;)
[22:27] <root1> milem help my, ok?
[22:27] <DigitalKiwi> and if it works then well the problem is probably with nautilus
[22:27] <aniasis> it doesn't even show my wireless card as a device
[22:27] <pc> mib_61ad3or6: find /boot -name stage1
[22:28] <TheFunkbomb> anias, what happens when you ifconfig?  Pastebin it here.  As well iwconfig
[22:28] <macman_> crazy question for you
[22:28] <Ghoti_> ActionParsnip: yes, the problem developed when I moved the computer to the HDTV. As I mentioned, on a CRT it works perfectly
[22:28] <milen> so do you prefer that file manager?
[22:28] <DigitalKiwi> yes
[22:29] <Davide> Hi does anyone run MythTV?
[22:29] <root1> DigitalKiwi help my, ok?
[22:29] <macman_> say /dev/hda1 /dev/hda3 /dev/hda5 where all linux and /dev/hda2 was windows .. if i fdisk hda1 hda3 and hda5 will  /dev/hda2 windows still be there ?
[22:29] <DigitalKiwi> rubyripper is nice too if you don't mind ruby dep
[22:29] <TheFunkbomb> aniasis, ifconfig -a and iwconfig into pastebin
[22:29] <Ghoti_> !mythtv | root1
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> Ghoti_: set the res low and then attatch it, ive never done this so am not the best person to ask
[22:29] <DigitalKiwi> and if it's on ubuntu
[22:29] <Aloush> Hey guys!
[22:29] <root1> NO X
[22:30] <Davide> !mythtv
[22:30] <gigio> hola
[22:30] <DigitalKiwi> i don't even know what root1 question is
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> Ghoti_: the fact that it works on crt is good and the right driver is being used
[22:30] <milen> mib_61ad3or6 ??
[22:30] <milen> you get the error while bootin, right?
[22:30] <Ghoti_> ActionParsnip: I can run everything "normally, but only at 512x384 or 640x480- no higher resolutions show up at all; I know the TV can do 1280x1024x60Hz, I just want to force that resolution
[22:30] <root1> DigitalKiwi search mkmf
[22:30] <TheFunkbomb> aniasis?  You still with me?
[22:31] <thiebaude> yo
[22:31] <root1> DigitalKiwi search mkmf, help please
[22:31] <DigitalKiwi> search where
[22:31] <mib_61ad3or6> milen: i am unable to find grub. a windows update messed with the MBR
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> Ghoti_: you could edit xorg.conf to force it
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> !grub | mib_61ad3or6
[22:31] <DigitalKiwi> mib_61ad3or6: reinstall grub ;p
[22:31] <gigio> !list
[22:31] <wagner> #ubuntustudio
[22:31] <aniasis> TheFunkbomb, ifconfig shows my wlan0 as there but how do I connect to local devices
[22:31] <Ghoti_> ActionParsnip: on the TV that is, on the CRT, I can set any resolution I want.  I've tried hacking the xorg.conf, but it seems to ignore anything I put in there
[22:31] <milen> are you at least able to get to the boot screen, where you can choose between ubuntu and windows?
[22:31] <darkpixel> Ghoti_: i solved a similar issue adding the "modelines" to xorg.conf
[22:32] <root1> (
[22:32] <root1> please help
[22:32] <TheFunkbomb> !pastebin | aniasis
[22:32] <the7thmagus1> hey, my system monitor reports 99% CPU load and my compy's fans are whirring, but I can't find a process with a high CPU time... idk what's up
[22:32] <TheFunkbomb> go there and pastebin the results
[22:32] <vocx> mib_61ad3or6, I don't think it's mentioned in the wiki but you can reinstall grub using "grub-install" which basically is a higher level of going into the grub prompt
[22:32] <thebeav> this is throw out to the room looking for info, I checked the Ubuntu Forms for a how-to on bluetooth keyboard and mouse. found what i need but in the middle of the procedure I discovered that I don't have a hcid.conf file, so I can't complete the how-to. Anyone got more info on this?
[22:32] <pavi711> hello guys i need some help with openoffice
[22:33] <aniasis> TheFunkbomb this is not the machine I am talking about another laptop that I have.
[22:33] <pavi711> can anyone help me with it
[22:33] <mib_61ad3or6> vocx: ty
[22:33] <pc> Ghoti_: does /var/log/Xorg.0.log tell you anything?  maybe the TV is reporting and EDID with small resolutions?
[22:33] <root1> aaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[22:33] <root1> help
[22:33] <Ugi> Does anyone know how to change the new jaunty notification options?
[22:33] <DigitalKiwi> !ask | pavi711
[22:33] <root1> mkmf.deb
[22:33] <TheFunkbomb> aniasis, well, you need to tell me what you're talking about in order for you to help me.  The only things I know is that it doesn't work
[22:33] <root1> HELP
[22:33] <pc> the7thmagus1: use top
[22:33] <root1> HELP HELP HELP
[22:33] <the7thmagus1> pc: what's top?
[22:34] <root1> SEARCH mkmf
[22:34] <erUSUL> !help | root1
[22:34] <Ghoti_> pc: let me check :)
[22:34] <TheFunkbomb> aniasis, plug into your router with an ethernet cord and run sudo apt-get update
[22:34] <DigitalKiwi> what is it with everyong PMing me today
[22:34] <pc> a command that tells you what processes are running
[22:34] <TheFunkbomb> I gotta go eat
[22:34] <TheFunkbomb> good luck
[22:34] <root1> not X
[22:34] <root1> not X
[22:34] <root1> terminal
[22:35] <Ugi> Anybody?
[22:35] <darkpixel> the7thmagus1: you can also open a terminal and type ps aux, and look to %CPU
[22:35] <the7thmagus1> there isn't really anything taking huge time. X-serve is at 13%
[22:35] <glitsj16> Ugi: you might have better luck in #ubuntu+1 for jaunty related issues
[22:36] <Ugi> Thanks
[22:36] <pc> the7thmagus1: top reports CPU load, too...still says 99% ?
[22:36] <guntbert> does anyone know if there exists a channel in ukrainian language?
[22:36] <mib_61ad3or6> can you guys help me with this? I can't find grub using the first wiki, and the second wiki doesn't help with the fact that I'm running a live CD
[22:36] <mythman> Can someone advise me of some good guides or how to's for making the ubuntu desktop look a little more polished
[22:36] <the7thmagus1> its says ~67-75 percent
[22:36] <pavi711> how to enable hibernate option in ubuntu
[22:36] <harlemdavvey> guys what does this line mean?:       filename.rar -r -- *
[22:37] <harlemdavvey> can you help me??
[22:37] <the7thmagus1> Cpu(s): 71.9%us, 27.8%sy
[22:37] <the7thmagus1> that seems to add up to 99 percent...
[22:37] <usser> harlemdavvey, the owner can read the file, everyone else have no permissions
[22:38] <pc> the7thmagus1: you ought to at least be able to add up the active processes you see and get the 71.9%
[22:38] <Tetracomm> I want to change the Ubuntu startup screen to one which shows the processes taking place instead of the logo, how do I do that?
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> !bootsplash
[22:38] <Ghoti_> pc: I see a lot of output along the lines of "(II) NV(0): Not using default mode "1280x1024" (hsync out of range)" (with differeing resolutions).  800x600 is there ("(II) NV(0): Modeline "800x600"x60.3   40.00  800 840 968 1056  600 601 605 628 +hsync +vsync (37.9 kHz)") but I can't set to that resolution even
[22:38] <thiebaude> !boot
[22:39] <guntbert> the7thmagus1: htop might give you a better picture
[22:39] <vocx> mib_61ad3or6, mount the root directory in something like "/media/original_root/"
[22:39] <pavi711> hibernate is not working in ubuntu 8.10 can anyone help me
[22:39] <maximo> !grub
[22:39] <Tetracomm> Is there a key or combination that will enable me to stop the boot process so that I can write down error messages?
[22:39] <xangua> Tetracomm: you can find some splash themes in "Gnome Look"
[22:39] <harlemdavvey> is there any possibility to extract files from a password protected archive, without any knowledge of the password?
[22:39] <cbwcjw> I am having a problem with fluxbox and sound. Whenever I use fluxbox, I hear no sound. Ive dug around and I cant find anything. It works in Gnome and KDE.
[22:39] <vocx> mib_61ad3or6, then issue "sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/original_root/" hd0
[22:39] <maximo> nick Nasra
[22:40] <the7thmagus1> pc and all: nope, the sum of my processes is at 25%
[22:40] <erUSUL> Tetracomm: remove the splash and quiet options from the kernel lines in grub's /boot/grub/menu.lst
[22:40] <the7thmagus1> yet top shows me much more
[22:40] <Ghoti_> Tetracomm: Ctrl+S
[22:40] <mrwes> Tetracomm, you can see those messages by typing dmesg | less or dmesg | tail in a terminal
[22:41] <the7thmagus1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/153067/
[22:41] <vocx> mib_61ad3or6, that should install grub to the master boot record of the first disk, hd0, and then proceed to create the directories /media/original_root/boot/grub with a new menu.lst, so next time you boot it will detect the new installed boot loader.
[22:41] <the7thmagus1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/153067/ : that's a snapshot of my top readouts
[22:41] <Tetracomm> Ghoti_: Ctrl+S to stop the boot process?
[22:42] <Ghoti_> Tetracomm: Ctrl+S will 'freeze' any terminal until you press ctrl+Q to 'thaw' it
[22:43] <sisif> I`m on a pppoe connection and after a while (let`s say 30 minutes) my traffic trough the port 80 does not work anymore. I`v checked the /var/log/messages and I got nothing. Any suggestion on what is causing this? The only solution I have so far is to re-connect the pppoe.
[22:43] <cbwcjw> I am having a problem with fluxbox and sound. Whenever I use fluxbox, I hear no sound. Ive dug around and I cant find anything. It works in Gnome and KDE. Can anybody help me?
[22:43] <milen> .
[22:43] <the7thmagus1> even htop is showing 100% CPU load
[22:43] <milen> .
[22:44] <xangua> hello, does anybody have this issue ¿ > when i play a file with Mplayer my screens turns darker
[22:44] <Tetracomm> Thank you.
[22:44] <Ghoti_> Tetracomm: a pleasure
[22:44] <vocx> xangua, don't use compiz
[22:45] <xangua> vocx: i have already tirned compiz off
[22:45] <Lyth1> when I try to save nvidia-xserver settings to the x configurationf ile it fails with an error of not being to write the backup file
[22:45] <Tetracomm> I don't see fd0. :(
[22:45] <Tetracomm> What do I do?
[22:45] <the7thmagus1> hello? anyone check out the pastebin I sent?
[22:45] <erUSUL> xangua: try with a different vo driver ... « mplayer -vo x11 media_file »
[22:46] <xangua> erUSUL: i have already tried that many times
[22:46] <pc> Lyth1: sudo ?
[22:46] <Ghoti_> Tetracomm: do you have a floppy disk drive connected to the computer?  It's not USB, is it?
[22:46] <Lyth1> pc: Why did that not occur to me?
[22:46] <xangua> it happens with mplayer or VLC, it doesn't with Totmem the default player erUSUL
[22:46] <DavidePalm> hi Does anyon here run MythTV?  Anyone know about the "No UPnP Backend found" Issue?  I cannot even setup the backend or frontend, I just get that error
[22:46] <pc> Tetracomm: /dev/fd/0 ?
[22:47] <darkpixel> the7thmagus1: yes, but it seems incomplete, can you please paste the COMPLETE output of ps aux?
[22:47] <erUSUL> pc: that's the default file descriptor... stdout nothing to do with floppy
[22:48] <cbwcjw> !mythtv
[22:48] <sisif> Ok, new question: does anyone know any (good) reason for which your dns to go bezerk on a pppoe connection after a given amount of time ?
[22:48] <Kaj> rc.net
[22:48] <Lyth1> Nvidia-settings/ubuntu is not detecting my monitors proper max resolution
[22:48] <erUSUL> Tetracomm: load the floppy driver « sudo modprobe floppy »
[22:48] <sisif> Lyth1: make sure you have the Xorg.con set up properly
[22:48] <Ghoti_> Lyth1: I'm having exactly the same problem :(
[22:48] <the7thmagus1> darkpixel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/153075/
[22:48] <DavidePalm> cbwcjw, everything I've read there doesnt seem to have this issue do you happen to know what is going on?
[22:49] <multiverse> any masters of sudo here?
[22:49] <Lyth1> sisif: How do I check that?
[22:49] <Ghoti_> multiverse: we use Ubuntu. We're all sudo jockeys :)
[22:49] <Lyth1> Ghoti: Misery loves company,
[22:49] <multiverse> I can't seem to get this command to work:  Cmnd_Alias DBACHOWN = /bin/chown -R mysql:mysql /var/lib/mysql/
[22:49] <multiverse> Ghoti_:  will mister master help me out
[22:49] <sisif> Lyth1: look in /etc/X11/Xorg.conf
[22:49] <macman_> sudo multiverse
[22:49] <milen> .,
[22:49] <fleebailey33> i got an s3 savage 2000 with intrepid. it has installed xorg drivers, it can't play dvds
[22:49] <Lyth1> One moment, sisif
[22:49] <cbwcjw> DavidePalm: No, I dont seem to understand whats causing it. Xmms2, Rythmbox, Any media player and firefox, ect doesnt make a sound, the mixer looks set right, and it works just fine in gnome.
[22:50] <multiverse> sudo make me a sandwich
[22:50] <vocx> multiverse, that has nothing to do with sudo?
[22:50] <Tetracomm> Under /dev/fd, I see a link called 0.
[22:50] <Tetracomm> Could not display "/dev/fd/0".
[22:50] <Ghoti_> multiverse: xkcd fan, eh? :)
[22:50] <cbwcjw> :) I love that comic
[22:50] <multiverse> Ghoti_:  natch
[22:50] <milen> boys and girls, can the terminal 's function to ALWAYS says "Close this Window" be turned Off?
[22:51] <fleebailey33> s3 savage 2000, playing dvds...
[22:51] <Lyth1> What am I looking for?
[22:51] <ubuntusux> hello anyone know how to install xkoules in ubuntu  ?
[22:51] <pc> Tetracomm: erUSUL already mentioned that that's file descriptor 0 (not floppy)
[22:51] <milen> I'm using the latest Jaunty and when I'm closing the terminal, even if there are no processes I'm always getting "There is still a process running in this terminal. Closing the terminal will kill it."
[22:51] <Ghoti_> multiverse: so, in what context is 'Cmnd_Alias'?
[22:51] <pc> (because I made the same assumption as you :-)
[22:51] <Lyth1> Ssisf: What am I looking for?
[22:51] <the7thmagus1> darkpixel: any ideas?
[22:51] <Ghoti_> !jaunty | milen
[22:52] <xangua> milen: go to #ubuntu+1
[22:52] <milen> 10x ;)
[22:52] <milen> got it!
[22:52] <fabio> milen: try /apps/gnome-terminal/global/confirm_window_close in gconf-editor
[22:52] <Lyth1> Sisif: ?
[22:52] <darkpixel> the7thmagus1: its seems all ok man :-(
[22:52] <multiverse> Ghoti_:  I am making an alias for the command that I want to allow my DBA to run.  Someone on another channel has suggested that I create an alias for the command parms.  I'll try that now and I'll leet you know  how it goes.
[22:52] <milen> right away fabio
[22:53] <darkpixel> the7thmagus1: it happens every time you boot or its something aleatory?
[22:53] <Ghoti_> multiverse: try: alias yourcommand='sudo chown -R mysql:mysql /var/lib/mysql/'
[22:53] <sisif> Yes Lynth1:
[22:53] <mib_61ad3or6> I found the names of my partitions using https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows?action=show&redirect=RestoreGrub, but I'm afraid to continue because I don't have just two partitions. I have a root partition, the second is an extended partition that contains a /swap and /home
[22:53] <multiverse> Ghoti_:  kk, thanks
[22:53] <Lyth1> Sisif: I'm not sure what to be looking for
[22:53] <Ghoti_> multiverse: no prob mate
[22:54] <the7thmagus1> darkpixel: well, I was using KDE for a month. I boot back into gnome and this happened. I've rebooted several times directly into a gnome session and still it happens
[22:54] <sisif> Lyth1: check you display specs on the internet (aka max resolution and refresh rates) and modify the Xorg.conf
[22:54] <milen> 10x fabio, it worked!
[22:55] <Lyth1> Sisif: I was able to locate those on the monitor, however they were not ranges
[22:55] <Tetracomm> Ok, pc. So where is it then?
[22:56] <Tetracomm> I'm not seeing floppy anywhere.
[22:56] <lmartin92> is there a way to limit bandwidth on a per user basis (home computer system, not server)?
[22:56] <Tetracomm> After typing sudo modprobe floppy
[22:56] <sisif> Lyth1: I`m sorry I Cannon t help you more. I myself am here for help. Kinda newbie myself.
[22:56] <Lyth1> K
[22:56] <Ghoti_> !info shaperd | lmartin92
[22:57] <Lyth1> Can anyone here tell me what to do if I can only find one number each for my monitors horizsync and vertrefresh and the resolution is not being detected right?
[22:57] <darkpixel> the7thmagus1: what's the output of ps -eo pcpu,pid,user,args | sort -k 1 -r | head -10 ?
[22:57] <lmartin92> Ghoti_: one last question, does it work similar to trickle cause that didn't work, and is it as easy as adding it to a gnome session?
[22:58] <cbwcjw> I am using fluxbox in ubuntu intrepid. My sound isnt working for any programs, but it works fine and dandy in ubuntu. Can anybody help me?
[22:58] <Ghoti_> lmartin92: All I know about shaperd is what it does, I've not used it, sorry :(
[22:58] <cbwcjw> * Gnome
[22:58] <slhawkins> I've got a problem! I've got a server and I've been working on installing everything to it.. well when I decided to test my mail server I tried using telnet .... and it froze
[22:58] <lmartin92> k, thanks, I'll try it
[22:58] <the7thmagus1> darkpixel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/153080/
[22:58] <pc> Tetracomm: modprobe worked?  any interesting messages in /var/log/messages?
[22:59] <slhawkins> it said.... trying xx.x.xxx.xxx ...., then 'Connected to....' 'Escape character is '^]'.'
[22:59] <slhawkins> Shows something about the process I'm trying to connect to, and then freezes
[22:59] <pc> (I unplugged my IDE floppy, so I may not be much more help here)
[22:59] <slhawkins> Ctrl+C doesn't kill it either
[22:59] <Ghoti_> slhawkins: to break out of telnet, press ctrl-], enter, type 'quit'
[22:59] <Ghoti_> slhawkins: you should then be at a prompt
[22:59] <slhawkins> there!
[22:59] <h8red> hi
[22:59] <slhawkins> never knew that.. thought a quick Ctrl+C would work
[23:00] <slhawkins> now the question becomes - why does it freeze? even trying to ssh in to port 22 it freezes
[23:00] <slhawkins> It said 'Protocol mismatch'?
[23:00] <slhawkins>  - That's something I might have luck googling :D
[23:00] <dada__> Hi there! I was wondering, what's this "recovery menu" I get in when I sudo shutdown now? I expected my computer to, well... shut down :)
[23:00] <h8red> hey
[23:01] <Tetracomm> pc, I will check soon.
[23:01] <h8red> does ubuntu have the equivalent of a device manager, that would list my hardware, what kind of ram i have and how much, etc
[23:01] <Tetracomm> What do I type to run memtest86+?
[23:01] <pc> Tetracomm: I think you boot to it, using the grub menu
[23:02] <Ghoti_> slhawkins: port 22 is ssh, not telnet :)
[23:02] <slhawkins> yes, I know this
[23:02] <slhawkins> I ssh'd to my machine, was using telnet to test my mail server
[23:02] <Ghoti_> slhawkins: you cannot telnet to an ssh server, you'll get what you got- a 'dead' session
[23:02] <vocx> h8red, maybe not in a single place like that, but you can most probably find that information in the menus, System > Administraion or Preferences
[23:03] <Ghoti_> slhawkins: try telnetting to port 25 :)
[23:03] <cbwcjw> I am using fluxbox in ubuntu intrepid. My sound isnt working for any programs, but it works fine and dandy in gnome. Can anybody help me?
[23:03] <slhawkins> one sec - I'm going to try my mail server again..
[23:03] <Ghoti_> slhawkins: kk
[23:03] <Ghoti_> cbwcjw: try in #fluxbox perhaps?
[23:03] <h8red> i love ubuntu but i have no idea how to do the simplest things heh
[23:03] <Gulopine> okay, what's the magic to getting atheros support working? :(
[23:03] <cbwcjw> Ghoti_: Ill head there after I do a quick post on the forums.
[23:04] <Gulopine> that seems to be the only thing i'm missing
[23:04] <cbwcjw> h8red: Its fun to learn :)
[23:04] <h8red> i need a good starting place
[23:04] <zsquareplusc> cbwcjw: maybe pulse audio is not started when you use fluxbox
[23:04] <Ghoti_> !info atl2-source | Gulopine
[23:05] <slhawkins> Ghoti_: telnet freezes
[23:05] <cbwcjw> h8red: if you want a good read, go to the community documentation or http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/index.php
[23:05] <h8red> i would like to learn and be totally ms free.
[23:05] <slhawkins> can't quit or esc out
[23:05] <Gulopine> ghoti_, erm, thanks i think, but what does that mean?
[23:05] <Ghoti_> slhawkins: on the SMTP server machine, can you sudo netstat -plnt | grep 25
[23:05] <cbwcjw> zsquareplusc: Ill add it to .fluxbox/startup
[23:05] <h8red> i liked windows xp but i'm not down with this vista shit
[23:05] <dada__> Anyone know if there's a way to synch the system clock with a timeserver in the terminal?
[23:05] <zsquareplusc> h8red: there is lshw but that's a text tool. there are graphical tools too, but i don't remeber a name :-)
[23:05] <Ghoti_> Gulopine: that's the name of the package with atheros NIC support :)
[23:05] <Ghoti_> !language | h8red
[23:05]  * dada__ running terminal only system
[23:06] <h8red> okay
[23:06] <slhawkins> hmm
[23:06] <Gulopine> Ghoti_: but how do i get it/set it up?
[23:06] <slhawkins> that's probably it - tcp     0   0 0.0.0.0:25?
[23:06] <Gulopine> i've tried linux a few times in the past and always got stuck getting hardware working
[23:06] <Ghoti_> Gulopine: try apt-get install atl2-source ?
[23:06] <pyen> dada_: use ntpdate
[23:07] <thearthur> dada__,  its done with ntpdate
[23:07] <DasEi> h8red: http://www.howtoforge.com/the-perfect-desktop-ubuntu-8.04-lts-hardy-heron
[23:07] <thearthur> though im not sue the details
[23:07] <h8red> zsquareplusc:  thanks just what i wanted
[23:07] <slhawkins> Ghoti_: It shows it binding to 0.0.0.0:25... one sec door
[23:07] <dada__> Thanks guys!
[23:08] <mr_frostee> h8red....I have been Windows free for almost 3 weeks now...I'm still learning Ubuntu.  It's just like your first Windows computer, you didn't know your way around that OS the first day either.
[23:08] <Gulopine> Ghoti_: ah, okay. what's this i'm reading about ath5k then? similar? different?
[23:08] <Ghoti_> Gulopine: I'm not sure- I don't get any hits when I apt-cache search ath5k
[23:09] <vocx> mr_frostee, 3 weeks... well... great?
[23:09] <zsquareplusc> Gulopine: ath5k is included with the kernel, so there is no separate install.
[23:09] <Gulopine> Ghoti_: ah, i'm looking at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Atheros
[23:09] <Lyth1> Ghoti
[23:09] <Lyth1> Are you dual booting
[23:09] <c4pt> hello just wondering why sometimes when using ubuntu parts of the screen freeze and go grey? is this a ram issue?
[23:09] <Gulopine> zsquareplusc: oh? hrm, maybe it was atl2 i need then
[23:10] <Ghoti_> Lyth1: more like tri-computing. Got a Linux workhorse, a mac, and a windows gaming box
[23:10] <Lyth1> ghoti: On this box though, are you dual booting?
[23:10] <Tetracomm> Lawd.
[23:10] <Ghoti_> Lyth1: and the linux workstation at work that I'm using now ;)  No, I'm not dual-booting at present
[23:10] <c4pt> ???
[23:11] <Lyth1> Is your monitor like a generic
[23:11] <DasEi> c4pt: most probly no correct driver loaded; you can test system-mem( not the graphics one ) with live cd
[23:11] <cbwcjw> zsquareplusc: no difference.
[23:11] <Ghoti_> c4pt: when a window goes grey that means it's not responding to the OS, either because it's frozen or because it's gone momentarily autistic
[23:11] <c4pt> Ghoti_, so how do i fix it? add more ram?
[23:12] <DasEi> c4pt: do you use compiz on a weaker pc ?
[23:12] <Ghoti_> c4pt: it really depends on what you are doing and what apps are going autistic on you
[23:12] <c4pt> DasEi, i am using compiz fusion on an 8800GT 1GB nvidia with a d5400xs motherboard 8 cores dual xeon 2.33ghz with 2gb of ram
[23:12] <Ghoti_> c4pt: in my experience, more often than not, if you let them lie, they'll come back to life, especially Firefox
[23:12] <c4pt> DasEi, ??
[23:13] <DasEi> c4pt: so no hardware issues, and 2 gigs are enough too (lol)
[23:13] <darkpixel> c4pt: definetlly is not a weaker pc lol
[23:13] <Ghoti_> heh
[23:13] <c4pt> so what could be causing this?
[23:13] <DasEi> c4pt: did you install the propitary driver ?
[23:13] <c4pt> DasEi, propretary for broadcomm
[23:13] <Ghoti_> c4pt: which applications is that happening with?
[23:13] <DigitalGeek> Can someone look at my forums post for me? I'm having a problem with my SATA drives on 8.10
[23:13] <Skapare> I have installed SMPlayer (it works) so now I'm trying to make it the default player for multimedia under System > Preferences > Preferred Applications ... but it still runs Totem Movie Player despite selecting SMPlayer
[23:13] <c4pt> DasEi, for graphics i used the one directly from nvidia
[23:14] <DigitalGeek> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7088160#post7088160
[23:14] <c4pt> Ghoti_, not just one app different apps.
[23:14] <Skapare> anyone know how to force the preferred player for multimedia?
[23:14] <DasEi> c4pt: and it installed well and can be found under hardware drivers ?
[23:14] <moffioso> hi
[23:14] <c4pt> DasEi, yeah
[23:14] <Ghoti_> c4pt: the same ones usually, or does it seem sort of random?  Do they stay grey, or do they come back to life after a few moments?
[23:14] <chelkkz> Olá A todo s
[23:14] <DasEi> c4pt: did you check your log files for errors ?
[23:15] <LiraNuna> /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lGL
[23:15] <moffioso> when i turn off firestarter with #rcconf, it won't unsecure my ubuntu 8.1
[23:15] <moffioso> right?
[23:15] <LiraNuna> anyone has a clue?
[23:15] <c4pt> Ghoti_, just random.
[23:15] <tapha84> salut
[23:15] <macman_> note
[23:15] <Ghoti_> LiraNuna: what are you doing when that error occurs?
[23:15] <vocx> LiraNuna, what are you trying to do?
[23:16] <DasEi> c4pt: check /var/log/syslog  , kern.log in same dir , /etc/X11/Xorg.0.log for errors
[23:16] <Ghoti_> c4pt: hmm. will it happen when you only have one or two apps running, or only when you're seriously multitasking?
[23:16] <LiraNuna> I'm trying to compile an OpenGL application
[23:16] <macman_> note .. portable ubuntu dosen't work in vmware/virtualbox .. i tried 3x
[23:16] <LiraNuna> I'm a developer, and I switched to 64bit,
[23:16] <amathis> hello, I have been having issues with an LCD monitor, so I decided to reinstall... When I choose to install from the cd, it has the splash screen then says 'input not supported', any thoughts?
[23:16] <LiraNuna> it can't find opengl libraries..
[23:16] <topsyandpip56> Greeting everybody
[23:16] <c4pt> Ghoti_, when i am pushing a heavy load it seems to do it. but i have ram available in system monitor
[23:17] <c4pt> DasEi, as noob as this might sound i dont know what exactly to look for in the logs
[23:17] <vocx> LiraNuna, Have you installed the developer packages, eh, developer?
[23:17] <topsyandpip56> I have a question
[23:17] <LiraNuna> vocx, what do you think?
[23:17] <Ghoti_> Usually it's more CPU than RAM that causes autistic apps..  next time it happens, open a temrinal and run 'top' and see what your 'load' numbers are
[23:17] <DigitalGeek> lol
[23:17] <vocx> LiraNuna, NO
[23:17] <DasEi> c4pt: open a terminal...
[23:17] <topsyandpip56> I have a question
[23:17] <LiraNuna> vocx, libglu1-mesa-dev is already the newest version.
[23:18] <isiah> tosyandpipi56: ask away
[23:18] <topsyandpip56> Is this really as acurate as it shows or is there anything else I should be aware of? (http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_windows_xp_and_linux_xp_installed_first.htm?page=3)
[23:19] <vocx> LiraNuna, you need several packages, like freeglut, libglut and so
[23:19] <DasEi> c4pt: done ?
[23:19] <LiraNuna> vocx, why would I need freeglut for openGL?
[23:19] <amathis> Has anyone had a problem with installing ubuntu with a widescreen LCD?
[23:19] <DasEi> c4pt: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[23:19] <LiraNuna> glut is libglut (-lglut) NOT -lGL
[23:20] <isiah> tosyandpipi56: looks like it is
[23:20] <c4pt> DasEi, ok?
[23:20] <h8red> so if i learn how to do things well in ubuntu, will that carry over to other distros
[23:20] <DasEi> c4pt:  pastebinit /var/log/syslog              <<<<<give url from trml in here
[23:20] <nazgul> How do I regenerate the readahead files in /etc/readahead/* ? Reinstalling the readahead package and booting with thre "profile" kernel option did not work. Still empty.
[23:20] <c4pt> DasEi, pastebinit installed
[23:20] <Ghoti_> h8red: for the most part, yes
[23:20] <topsyandpip56> Ive never been comfortable with modifying my MBR
[23:20] <DasEi> !paste | c4pt
[23:20] <h8red> is it all the same commands and whatnot
[23:20] <DasEi> c4pt:  pastebinit /var/log/syslog              <<<<<give url from trml in here
[23:20] <c4pt> i know what pastebin is
[23:20] <topsyandpip56> I was going to use Wubi but I heard it was a virus
[23:20] <c4pt> i wasnt aware there is an app for it.
[23:20] <c4pt> i usually use pastie.org
[23:20] <LiraNuna> vocx, uh, seems like I need to use the libraries for my graphic card, installing nvidia-glx-180-dev worked...
[23:21] <isiah> tosyandpipi56: my advice is to go slow, and try to do it by another computer so you can go online and ask for help in case something goes wrong
[23:21] <DasEi> c4pt:  pastebinit /etc/X11/Xorg.0.log
[23:21] <noezoo> uu
[23:21] <Ghoti_> h8red: again, mostly yes. the main thing that changes form distribution to distribution is the package management
[23:21] <Skapare> c4pt: someone will eventually make an app for everything
[23:21] <mimor> I want to sync my evolution from desktop to laptop and visa-versa (combine items), how can I do this?
[23:21] <c4pt> DasEi, http://pastebin.com/f6379d9ef
[23:21] <Light-> Skapare, isnt that what PackageKit is?
[23:21] <Gulopine> Ghoti_: am i missing something? do i need to install/configure that package beyond the command you gave me?
[23:21] <vocx> LiraNuna, I see.
[23:21] <topsyandpip56> Ive done it on VMware Workstation, and everything went fine
[23:21] <Skapare> Light-: an app for everything?
[23:22] <Gulopine> i apologize for sounding completely ignorant, i'm just used to things that just work :(
[23:22] <LiraNuna> vocx, that's weird, on 32bit I don't need to install anything else
[23:22] <Light-> wait what, osrry I read the wrong line
[23:22] <Ghoti_> Gulopine: what's the output of lsmod | grep ath ?
[23:22] <Skapare> Gulopine: you're not the first
[23:22] <Ghoti_> Skapare: an app for everything, and for everything an app :)
[23:22] <loquitus_of_bor1> Hi. My sound has stopped working, for no apparent reason. Sound card is still detected but no output! Should I remove pulse? Reset alsa? Please help.
[23:22] <c4pt> DasEi, http://pastebin.com/f6236403a
[23:23] <Light-> loquitus_of_bor1, sound in ubuntu has been borked since 8.04. have you tried restarting?
[23:23] <topsyandpip56> Is a GeForce 7 compatible with Compiz?
[23:23] <Gulopine> Ghoti_: nothing. but i think that's because of trying to follow instructions from the site i linked earlier.
[23:23] <Ghoti_> loquitus_of_bor1: isn't it 'Locutus'?
[23:23] <Light-> topsyandpip56, yes, with nvidia's driver
[23:23] <loquitus_of_bor1> Light: yes... tried restarting and yes... I purposely spelled it that way
[23:23] <Gulopine> Ghoti_: i'll undo those changes and let you know what i get
[23:23] <Ghoti_> Gulopine: try sudo modprobe ath5k, then the lsmod command again
[23:23] <dries_> my sound is broken sinds last kernel update
[23:23] <dries_> two weeks ago
[23:23] <topsyandpip56> I heard I just had to enable the restricted driver
[23:24] <Gulopine> FATAL: Module ath5k not found.
[23:24] <topsyandpip56> And would a Realtek Ac'97 onboard sound work?
[23:24] <Light-> topsyandpip56, system->admin->hardware drivers
[23:24] <Ghoti_> Gulopine: insmod ath5k ?
[23:24] <vocx> LiraNuna, you should check specifically which libraries it is liking, and see if they are contained in the same packages.
[23:24] <Skapare> Gulopine: one reason many things don't "just work" is lawyers ... next time you meet a lawyer, thank him for his kind making your computer so screwed up
[23:24] <DasEi> c4pt:  I'm still reading; sudo apt-get install conky && conky           <<generic system overview (mem and so on)
[23:24] <Gulopine> i should disclose: i used wubi to install, in case that makes a difference
[23:24] <harnak> Whenever I start a "Termina" from gnome using a shortcut I've setup, it always drops me into "/"? Any one seen this before?
[23:24] <topsyandpip56> Light-, thanks, I'm happy there is no terminal stuff to do!
[23:24] <zsquareplusc> Gulopine: 8.04 or older? the ath5k driver came in in later kernels
[23:24] <LiraNuna> vocx, it wants /usr/lib/libGL.so - aka -lGL
[23:24] <Gulopine> zsquareplusc: 8.10
[23:25] <loquitus_of_bor1> Should I just remove pulseaudio?
[23:25] <topsyandpip56> And would a Realtek Ac'97 onboard sound work?
[23:25] <nazgul> loquitus_of_bor1: right-click on volume control in panel, click settings, and check for devices that are set to mute.
[23:25] <LiraNuna> vocx, libglu-mesa1-dev also provides it, but it didn't work; seems like I need my driver's libGL
[23:25] <zsquareplusc> Gulopine: that should have it.
[23:25] <Gulopine> Ghoti_: insmod tells me no such file or directory
[23:25] <zsquareplusc> Gulopine: wait, it in a extra package
[23:25] <Gulopine> zsquareplusc: would having used wubi made a difference?
[23:25] <DigitalGeek> Can someone please help me with this issue: I cannot install 8.10 because it hangs up on my SATA drives and I can't get it to work.
[23:26] <loquitus_of_bor1> nazgul: not mute. checked that
[23:26] <topsyandpip56> And would a Realtek AC'97 onboard sound work?
[23:26] <Gulopine> zsquareplusc: yeah, i saw a link that said it was in backports, but i didn't know how to get it
[23:26] <nazgul> loquitus_of_bor1: check all subdevices, too... there are lots of rulers
[23:26] <DasEi> c4pt: pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[23:27] <topsyandpip56> Can somebody please answer my question? :-/
[23:27] <c4pt> DasEi, http://pastebin.com/fcc78155
[23:27] <vocx> topsyandpip56, My onboard AC'97 works without issues, with pulseaudio or alsa.
[23:27] <DasEi> c4pt: the 2 logs given before let me find no serious error, the vid-card seems to work fine
[23:27] <Gulopine> zsquareplusc: ah, the apt-get command Ghoti_ showed me seems to be getting the backports module now
[23:27] <DigitalGeek> topsyandpip56: I'm having trouble getting mine answered too.. seems to be busy today :(
[23:27] <Ghoti_> topsyandpip56: AC97 sound should work, yes
[23:27] <topsyandpip56> vocx: Thanks, I used to have problems with a Sound Blaster Audigy
[23:27] <topsyandpip56> So I got it replaced
[23:27] <c4pt> DasEi, conky (top) is showing 15% cpu usage for ¨wine¨ (wine is not an emulator)
[23:28] <DigitalGeek> c4pt: If you have a second can you help me with my SATA issue? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7088160#post7088160
[23:28] <homeskill> is there a way to reload my audio drivers without rebooting ubuntu? randomly they just stop working
[23:29] <DasEi> c4pt: what are you running it it ?
[23:29] <vocx> topsyandpip56, mine is a K8M800 motherboard with VT8237 chipset, but it's fairly standard. Don't expect fancy sound.
[23:29] <thebloggu> i have a problem with sound in uuntu 8.10. whenever i mute the sound and some sound plays (it doesn't because it is muted but..) i hear a lot of crackling. if no sound is played no crackling at all
[23:29] <c4pt> DasEi, trying to install a game from cd using cedega at the moment and cedega is like 99.9% wine based
[23:29] <Gulopine> k, rebooting now that ath5k shows up in Hardware>Drivers. see if it works
[23:29] <c4pt> DigitalGeek, what sata controller is it? maybe try sata in IDE or legacy mode
[23:29] <DavidePalm> Hi I was able to install MythTV, when I set the storage directories to my second hard drive, I get an error saying that mythtv was unable to write to those directories.  Do I have to give MythTV SUDO permission somehow? any ideas?
[23:30] <topsyandpip56> vocx: I really don't mind, as long as I can hear YouTube, LOL
[23:30] <DigitalGeek> I'm not sure.. I have a XFX GeForce 8200 so maybe I can look it up based on that.
[23:30] <ienorand> sabayon
[23:30] <DigitalGeek> or run CPU-Z
[23:30] <c4pt> DasEi, cedega right now is just greyed out. i have to force quit and re initialize it but it does the same thing
[23:30] <Bo7> Hi! I want to access a Ubuntu server from a XP machine, what progs should I use?
[23:30] <vocx> topsyandpip56, will do
[23:30] <dries_> putty
[23:30] <DasEi> c4pt: so no current running act, let it finish then, I also don't know where the idle of an 8 core sits; you might to enable the partner's repos in your software sources, then do an update/grade
[23:30] <eseven73> bo7 putty maybe
[23:30] <kinja-sheep> Bo7: Putty.
[23:30] <zsquareplusc> Bo7: putty for console based access using ssh
[23:30] <eseven73> lol
[23:31] <eseven73> 3 answers ftw
[23:31] <Bo7> ah, great, thx all!
[23:31] <dries_> putty for shure
[23:31] <zsquareplusc> Bo7: you can use desktop sharing using vnc or run an x server on win (xming)
[23:31] <c4pt> DasEi, partner repositories?
[23:31] <thebloggu> i have a problem with sound in uuntu 8.10. whenever i mute the sound and some sound plays (it doesn't because it is muted but..) i hear a lot of crackling. if no sound is played no crackling at all
[23:31] <c4pt> DasEi, running 9.04 btw
[23:31] <Ghoti_> thebloggu: tell your cat to stop playing with the speaker wires :)
[23:31] <Bo7> is that the http://www.realvnc.com   ?
[23:32] <dries_> I have the same problem as thebloggu
[23:32] <darkpixel> lol :-)
[23:32] <c4pt> DasEi, it doesnt just do it with cedega or wine though it does it randomly at times with other apps
[23:32] <thebloggu> Ghoti_, i indeed have a cat but that's not the issue :P
[23:32] <zsquareplusc> Bo7: for example. there are several free vnc viewers available
[23:32] <cbwcjw> Ghoti_: I Laughed, but uh, I still have my issue
[23:32] <thebloggu> Ghoti_, and i am on a laptop so no wires :)
[23:32] <Ghoti_> thebloggu: it was worth a try :)
[23:32] <DasEi> c4pt: check system > software sources, there you enable then, or look at your sources.list : http://pastebin.com/fcc78155 , 44 n following
[23:33] <cbwcjw> Ghoti_: It might be using the wrong soundcard. How do I make it prefer the different soundcard?
[23:33] <thebloggu> dries_, asus laptop ?
[23:33] <Bo7> zsquareplusc: witch is the best iyho?
[23:33] <zsquareplusc> Bo7: please note that vnc is usually not encrypted, so don't use it over the internet unless oyu tunnel it through ssh or a vpn
[23:33] <dries_> nope, dell core2 duo
[23:33] <dries_> desktop
[23:33] <epaphus> hi guys, how can I install sun java virtual machine ---?
[23:33] <thebloggu> dries_, hmm, so probably no sound card issue
[23:33] <cbwcjw> Ghoti_: Oh, it is. Its just using the wrong card. Thats a lot simpler. Fail is me :/.
[23:33] <c4pt> DasEi, intrepid partner? i am on 9.04 is it safe?
[23:33] <thebloggu> dries_, pulseaudio too right ?
[23:34] <Bo7> zsquareplusc: is that hard to do? the tunneling
[23:34] <zsquareplusc> Bo7: i somtines use tightvnc as it has matching versions for win and lin. but it doesn't matter much
[23:34] <dries_> nope, the problem arose since last kernel update
[23:34] <DasEi> c4pt: as safe as a beta can be, mine does fine
[23:34] <dries_> jup, using pulseaudio
[23:34] <c4pt> DasEi, do i click revert?
[23:34] <c4pt> DasEi, to enable?
[23:34] <thebloggu> dries_, mine possibly too but not sure though
[23:34] <roffle> Hi Guys, can someone give me an idea when 9.04 will be released?
[23:34] <c4pt> DasEi, << scurred...
[23:34] <eseven73> 23rd
[23:34] <dries_> in 5 days
[23:34] <Ghoti_> cbwcjw: fun is having the Linux kernel see and prefer an onboard soundcard you thought you'd disabled in BIOS to the Audigy :)
[23:34] <kinja-sheep> !9.04 | thebloggu
[23:35] <roffle> ah good stuff, thanks!
[23:35] <thebloggu> kinja-sheep, i think you mean roffle :P
[23:35] <zsquareplusc> Bo7: na, when you run an ssh server on you r linux box, you can use putty on the windows pc. it has a tab where you can set up port forwarding. finally you tell vncviewer to connect to localhost:1 (or whatever port number you forwarded)
[23:35] <cbwcjw> Ghoti_: I have an audigy too... hahahaha.... Yea.
[23:35] <kinja-sheep> thebloggu: Disregard that.  roffle -->  See ^^
[23:35] <Bo7> zsquareplusc: ah, smart
[23:35] <DasEi> c4pt: system > administration > software sources > third party
[23:36] <c4pt> DasEi, << reloading
[23:36] <DavidePalm> How do I allow MythTV permission to write to my second HD? do I edit in fstab?
[23:36] <thebloggu> can someone help me and dries_ ? i have a problem with sound in ubuntu 8.10. whenever i mute the sound and some sound plays (it doesn't because it is muted but..) i hear a lot of crackling. if no sound is played no crackling at all
[23:36] <Lyth1> Circles are being stretched and displayyed as ovals
[23:36] <DasEi> c4pt: when done, go back to trml : sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[23:36] <Skapare> anyone know how to make .mp3 files use a different player?
[23:37] <zsquareplusc> Skapare: with nautlis, select properties and go to the "open with..." tab
[23:37] <DasEi> Skapare: sure, properties tab
[23:37] <eseven73> right click the mp3, open with and choose player
[23:37] <Skapare> DasEi: on each mp3?
[23:37] <Skapare> I mean for every mp3 and other files too
[23:38] <DavidePalm> Ghoti_ are you still here?
[23:38] <dclxvi> i am helping a child install ubuntu while on the phone, his screen says "initramff", is this what it should be?
[23:38] <DasEi> Skapare: it asks for your general app per file-type, f.e. mp3
[23:38] <Skapare> like in viewer associations
[23:38] <Ghoti_> DavidePalm: affirmative
[23:38] <Skapare> OK, I'll go try that and see what it does
[23:38] <c4pt> DasEi, ok finished
[23:38] <DasEi> c4pt: when done, go back to trml : sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[23:38] <dries_> thebloggu, I can fix the problem if I do: $ killall pulseaudio
[23:38] <DavidePalm> Ghoti_ can I ask you another question?  How do I allow mythtv access to write to my second HD.  Normally that requires sudo.
[23:39] <aaronator> I recently installed 9.04, and my virtualbox with vista guest has been a bit unstable.  is this a known problem?
[23:39] <thebloggu> dries_, really ? let me try
[23:39] <henryC> I'm running Xubuntu on VMWare (on XP).  I can't seem to launch a simple X app, say, xterm.  No matter what I set DISPLAY to.  Any ideas?
[23:39] <c4pt> DasEi, yeah finished...
[23:39] <dries_> and if I set everything in sound preferences to OSS
[23:39] <Sqrt[i]> I have libflashplayer.so in /home/jinxi/.mozilla/pluggins
[23:39] <Ghoti_> I'm not really the guy to ask, I've not set up MythTV in a dog's age.. you could ask in #mythtv perhaps
[23:39] <DasEi> DavidePalm: own a dir to regular (myth-tv) user
[23:39] <Ghoti_> DavidePalm: I'm not really the guy to ask, I've not set up MythTV in a dog's age.. you could ask in #mythtv perhaps
[23:39] <thebloggu> dries_, me too, definitely
[23:39] <dries_> thebloggu,  and if I set everything in sound preferences to OSS
[23:39] <dstrbdfrk1> can i get some ipod/amarok help??
[23:39] <Sqrt[i]> and yet there is no flash support in firefox
[23:39] <DavidePalm> Ghoti_ yeah non one answering in there
[23:39] <zsquareplusc> henryC: you expect it to connect to your xserver outside the VM?
[23:39] <DavidePalm> DasEi how exactly?
[23:40] <DasEi> DavidePalm: or do you need sudo to mount the extra hd ?
[23:40] <Ghoti_> DavidePalm: dasei might be able to help you :)
[23:40] <henryC> zsquareplusc:  I just want to run xterm (or any X app) inside ubuntu in vmware
[23:40] <DavidePalm> DasEi yes I need sudo to mount the second HD
[23:40] <thebloggu> dries_, so it is a pulseaudio issue
[23:40] <DavidePalm> DasEi Ghoti_ so I was thinking can I somehow add the user: mythtv to the fstab line?
[23:40] <thebloggu> i'll try to seek help there
[23:40] <DasEi> DavidePalm: then add it to fstab and use the options rw, user for it
[23:41] <DavidePalm> dasei Ghoti_ just add user,mythtv
[23:41] <DavidePalm> DasEi ah ok what's rw?
[23:41] <DavidePalm> read write!
[23:41] <dries_> apparently
[23:41] <DavidePalm> ok let me try
[23:41] <zsquareplusc> henryC: and you run the emulator with GUI, ok. did you install a desktop or server edition of ubuntu inside vmware?
[23:41] <DasEi> read-write, DavidePalm
[23:41] <epaphus> hi guys, how can I install sun java virtual machine ---?
[23:41] <DasEi> !fstab
[23:41] <henryC> zsquareplusc:  VMWare Workstation 6.5.1
[23:41] <dries_> thebloggu, just keep it off for another 5 days, and then do the update to 9.04, it will probably be fixed by then
[23:41] <DasEi> !java | epaphus
[23:42] <cbwcjw> I seem to fail at making the sound card I want the default. Can anybody help me?
[23:42] <henryC> zsquareplusc:  What I really want to do ultimately is run Navicat via wine, but it seems I can't get DISPLAY set properly even to run xterm.
[23:42] <thebloggu> dries_, or maybe that too will help :P
[23:42] <Skippy> Q: I am hoping someone can point me in the right direction here I am having the oddest problems with a Intel Pro/100 VM adapter and ubuntu 8.04, 8.10.
[23:42] <DasEi>  epaphus : or do you talk about vbox ?
[23:42] <RedFlame> hello everyone
[23:43] <dzup> Ghoti_: damm man you are loadit
[23:43] <Bo7> do I need some firewall for a Linux server? is a software-firewall installed by default? or do I need a hardware one?
[23:43] <Ghoti_> dzup: I am what?
[23:43] <dries_> just install firestarter
[23:43] <DasEi>  DavidePalm: edit your fstab and paste it, so I will have alook
[23:43] <Davide> DasEi, does this line look ok?  /dev/sdb1 	/media/storage 	ext3 user,auto,mythtv,rw
[23:43] <RedFlame> why doesnt ubuntu support ati rs200 340m driver
[23:43] <vocx> Bo7, it depends, do you know what a firewall does? Why would you need one? If you do need one the use firestarter.
[23:43] <dzup> Ghoti_: nice box
[23:44] <DasEi> Davide: or so,  delete mythtv in the options, add a auto
[23:44] <Skippy> - Interface gets an ip address, and CAN ping the external would BY IP only... the /etc/resolv.conf file has the correct information (and should be noted works with ever other computer on the network both linux and windows computers) The PC is a compaq evo d500 with an Intel 82801DB PRO/100 VM (LOM)
[23:44] <zsquareplusc> cbwcjw: you probably want to configure pulse audio. also look at padevchooser applet
[23:44] <Ghoti_> dzup: you're confusing me now.
[23:44] <DasEi> Davide: sorry, there already (auto) and end with  0   0
[23:44] <Davide> DasEi, so /dev/sdb1 	/media/storage 	ext3 user,auto,rw  0  0
[23:44] <DasEi> yup
[23:45] <c4pt> DasEi, :( i noticed this on 8.04 also....(right now when i just reinstalled cedega and re ran it...in system monitor two cores go to 100% and it just goes grey)
[23:45] <Bo7> vocx: to defend for hackers? is a modem/gateway safe enough?
[23:45] <zsquareplusc> henryC: i was asking becuase you can run virtual machines "headless" or with virtual screen. if you have a virtual scrreen (usually the default) you would install the deskop version of ubuntu. do you have a graphical login or just text?
[23:45] <DasEi> Davide: SAVE fstab, then sudo mount -a  (for te last time), then try again
[23:46] <Davide> just tried DasEi  still didnt work should I try a reboot?
[23:46] <vocx> Bo7, what can "hackers" as you call them, possibly do? A modem/gateway is safe enough.
[23:46] <Barridus> hi guys i'm on a live cd and a bit of a pickle.  trying to pull some files off my home partition, but it won't let me because i'm "not the owner" since i'm on a live cd.  any advice?
[23:46] <henryC> zsquareplus:  I have the full graphical login. I can run all the ubuntu graphical apps.  Firefox, anything.  It's xubuntu.
[23:46] <Ghoti_> Barridus: sudo is your friend; sudo mount the hard drive, then sudo cp the files to wherever you want to save the,
[23:46] <DasEi> c4pt: for apps in wine, ask in #winehq,  does the freeze only appear with that certain app ?
[23:46] <Bo7> vocx, take over the machine (or is that just windows)? :)
[23:46] <dries_> Bo7, I would advise openBSD, I you want to be realy secure
[23:46] <henryC> zsquareplusc:  But from a terminal app., I can't launch a simple xterm.
[23:46] <DavidePalm> DasEi, I'm rebooting
[23:46] <pipegeek> would that windows had a sudo equivalent
[23:47] <c4pt> DasEi, pretty much
[23:47] <DasEi> Davide: no, check  mount (no further options) to make sure it's mounted
[23:47] <henryC> zsquareplusc:  I had a navicat for ubuntu but it was 30 days, just ran out.  I'm hoping to run my thinstalled navicat via wine.  But I think my first problem is just being able to run anything requiring X, if I'm understanding the problem rightly
[23:47] <Barridus> Ghoti_: that may be a little complicated, as i need to copy it to a network resouce (windows share) and i'm not sure how to do that
[23:47] <Bo7> do most Linux machines use a firewall would you say?
[23:48] <something> do they make drivers for when you use Ubuntu in Virtual machine?
[23:48] <vocx> Bo7, being paranoid about security is a common symptom of using Windows. But you need to understand how security works in Linux. Don't just throw firewalls and virus scanners there without knowing what their purpose is.
[23:48] <something> like video drivers that is
[23:48] <DasEi> something: it's not as good as native, but works
[23:48] <zsquareplusc> henryC: i'm not yet understaning your exact situation. you have ubuntu in a VM. you want to run a wine program in there. and it should display on the virtual screen of the VM?
[23:48] <Ghoti_> Barridus: places -> Connect to Server to connect to the Windows share for starters :)
[23:49] <Barridus> Ghoti_: i did
[23:49] <fer> hey, should I have any problems installing GTK2? I'm using ubuntu 8.10
[23:49] <henryC> zsquareplusc: yes, exactly.
[23:49] <Ghoti_> Barridus: and is the share connected now?
[23:49] <fer> and I'm brand new to linux
[23:49] <vocx> Bo7, no most linux machines don't use strict firewalls. But the distributions carry a native firewall that essentially blocks ports that are not being used. You wouldn't notice.
[23:49] <henryC> zsquareplusc:  Although, to simplify the problem, I thought I'd just try even running an xterm there.
[23:49] <xzirrow> hi to everybody!
[23:49] <h8red> what kinda hardware should i have to run nero vision converting divx to dvd in a virtual machine?
[23:49] <gartral> !hi | xzirrow
[23:50] <Barridus> Ghoti_: yes it's been connected
[23:50] <zsquareplusc> Bo7: the linux kernel has a firewall built in, but it usually unconfigured. the security is that no services, accessible from the outside, run on a default install-
[23:50] <h8red> i have 2 ghz and 512 ram think that'll do?
[23:50] <henryC> zsquareplus:  machine name is "chris-desktop".  I've done export DISPLAY to all kinds of things:  chris-desktop:0.0, 127.0.0.1:0.0, 192.168.1.5:0.0 ... no luck.
[23:50] <xzirrow> is there someone who familar with Synaptic Package Manager ?
[23:50] <Ghoti_> Barridus: okay, at a terminal, type 'mount' - that will show a list of all mounted locations, from which you can find the path to the mounted windows share
[23:50] <DasEi> fer: no, you know the exacr packet name? else use synaptic
[23:50] <Barridus> Ghoti_: oh rats, i mispoke.  wait a second.  i said the reverse.  i want to copy stuff FROM the samba to the home partion
[23:50] <eseven73> now, once you start installing ssh and vnc and stuff, then you might want a firewall
[23:50] <Bo7> vocx, well I'm just trying to host a webserver, I won't download any viruses or Trojans. is it safe without a FW just connected to the net
[23:50] <zsquareplusc> henryC: and in your VM, did you install the desktop version of ubuntu? i.e. you have the browinish user interface or a black text console?
[23:50] <DasEi> Davide: is it mounted ?
[23:50] <Ghoti_> Barridus:  that's okay, sudo is still your friend :)
[23:51] <Guest48768> has any1 noticed remote desktop get buggy in 8.10 or is it a user specific issue im having? on a fresh install, remote desktop was perfect now ubuntu 8.10 is a bit slower internet wise and the remote desktop is not working at all and sometimes it almost works but blurs on my control screen        does any1 know what i should do?
[23:51] <Gulopine> zsquareplusc: Hardware Drivers says "This driver is activated but not currently in use" for the ath5k
[23:51] <xzirrow> need help : how can i use regular expressions in Synaptic Search ? Is there a way ?
[23:51] <Barridus> Ghoti_: i'll pastebin the mount output
[23:51] <vocx> Bo7, sure. maybe add a very strong password so it is not easily guessed. A password containing punctuation marks for instance.
[23:51] <Gulopine> do i need to do something to configure it or do i maybe just not have an ath5k chip?
[23:51] <Ghoti_> Barridus:  okeydoke
[23:51] <Davide> DasEi, yes its mounted
[23:51] <henryC> zsquareplusc:  Well it's more like blue-black instead of brownish, but that's just because it's xubuntu.  I installed it before I got familiar with regular ubuntu intrepid which I have since been using elsewhere.  It's not much different that I can tell though.
[23:51] <Davide> DasEi, but I think mythtv still doesnt have access to it
[23:51] <Davide> DasEi,  I'm getting the same error
[23:52] <DasEi> Davide: did you restart mythtv ?
[23:52] <Davide> yeah I rebooted the system
[23:52] <Barridus> !paste
[23:52] <vocx> fer, you don't need to install GTK+ 2.0 it's already installed. What are you trying to do?
[23:52] <emil_> hi
[23:52] <zsquareplusc> Gulopine: there are two kernel modules for the same chip. you may need to blacklist one, to make sure the other loads.
[23:52] <elli222> err, i've come across a interesting problem
[23:52] <Barridus> Ghoti_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/153102/
[23:53] <pipegeek> elli222: do tell
[23:53] <Barridus> i'm assuming sda6?
[23:53] <henryC> zsquareplusc:  I'm in a graphic UI desktop (xubuntu on vmware on XP). ... So I shouldn't need to apt-get install anything I wouldn't think.
[23:53] <zsquareplusc> henryC: ok. xubuntu is fine too. so it sounds like you have an xserver running inside the VM. so i'd expect lauching an xerm there should work.
[23:53] <elli222> sometimes, my hard disk is reffered to differently in /dev. Today, it is /dev/sda, but sometimes it is /dev/sdc...
[23:53] <Bo7> vocx, so basically Ubuntu has a simple FW built in, no config needed to run a server app?
[23:53] <emil_> anyone installed google earth 5 from medibuntu repo? Couse It don't show photos but version from bin installer does
[23:54] <henryC> zsquareplusc:  Me too, stumped.  Always: "xterm Xt error: Can't open display: chris-desktop:0.0"
[23:54] <zsquareplusc> henryC: you talked about a console you use to tun the command. that a console inside the VM? or form the outside (i.e. ssh?)
[23:54] <pipegeek> elli222: That's a little odd... is it an external?
[23:54] <Skapare> DasEi: that worked ... no idea why it didn't work in System > Preferences > Preferred Applications
[23:54] <henryC> zsquareplusc: That is the "Applications-->Terminal" app of ubuntu.
[23:54] <Ghoti_> Barridus: I don't see the windows share being mounted, which is odd- is it currently on your desktop?
[23:55] <vocx> Bo7, nope. If you need it, you can customize such firewall with the frontend called "firestarter".
[23:55] <zsquareplusc> henryC: if its all inside the vm, try setting DISPLAY=:0
[23:55] <DasEi> Davide: did you configure a certain dir on mythv (on the additional hd9 ?
[23:55] <pipegeek> elli222: In any event, you can also refer to your drives by UUID (a number that uniquely identifies the partition, and does not change unless you reformat)
[23:55] <Bo7> vocx, so when would I need it?
[23:55] <zsquareplusc> henryC: maybe you have a problem with the hostname. so that the name in DISPLAY isn't the real name of your (virtual) machine
[23:55] <henryC> zsquareplusc:  That gives the same error except it precedes it with another error: "No protocol specified".
[23:56] <vocx> Bo7, when you are a real hacker, system administrator, who really needs to have control over all user's accounts and programs access, etcetera.
[23:56] <Necrosan> Got latest wine installed
[23:56] <Necrosan> cant seem to make spore install, have applied patch to make it run fine
[23:56] <zsquareplusc> henryC: with ctrl+alt+F1 you should get a textual console. can you log in there and check what "hostname" returns? is it the same name as you had in DISPLAY?
[23:56] <spiderz13> anyone running the Ubuntu Netbook Remix off a HP Mini 1000?
[23:57] <Necrosan> Just keeps asking me for data3.cab, which is not on my dvd.
[23:57] <maurobaru> ciao
[23:57] <DasEi> Skapare: nice to hear, have music !
[23:57] <homeskill> is there a way to reload my audio drivers without rebooting ubuntu? randomly they just stop working?
[23:57] <LargePrime> hello. i am on 8.04 and am looking to update my kernel to 2.6.27 or greater.  what is the easiest way of doing so?
[23:57] <Barridus> Ghoti_: actually it had vanished although i still had the nautilus window open for it.  ok it's remounted and on the desktop again.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/153108/
[23:58] <Bo7> vocx, ah, well I only have 1 account, that I should always run in "user" mode not root right?
[23:58] <vocx> Bo7, correct
[23:58] <maurobaru> !list
[23:58]  * scunizi just started burning the 64 bit version of 9.04.. never tried 64bit.. always heard it was trouble.
[23:58] <DasEi> homeskill:if you know the name, put it in /etc/modules
[23:58] <Bo7> vocx, great! thx for the help man!
[23:58] <henryC> zsquareplusc:  ctrl+alt+f1 did not get me there.  I tried ctrl-alt-backspace and it sent me to the graphical "Username:" prompt.  After 30 seconds, it brought me back in.
[23:59] <vocx> scunizi, yeah, somethings like java, video codecs, flash and stuff may not work.
[23:59] <homeskill> DasEi how can i find the name
[23:59] <henryC> zsquareplusc: "uname -a" gives Linux chris-desktop 2.6.27-11-generic #1 SMP Wed Apr 1 20:57:48 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[23:59] <zsquareplusc> henryC: so you running a live cd inside the VM?
[23:59] <MarkJones> Besides OpenArena, Nexiuz, and Alien Arena, are there any other cool games I should know about for Ubuntu?
[23:59] <scunizi> vocx: well... I have 400 gigs of unused space just waiting for an experiment..:)
[23:59] <henryC> zsquareplusc:  I guess it was installed from an xubuntu liveCD.
[23:59] <Ghoti_> Barridus: that outout was exactly the same. Interesting.  I suppose you could copy the files from the Windows share onto your desktop, and from there to the local /home folder
[23:59] <zsquareplusc> henryC: because automaic login is not by default enabled otherwise
[23:59] <vocx> LargePrime, the recommended way is to update the distribution to 8.10 to get a new kernel. Otherwise you will have to compile it from source and create a deb package to install it.