[00:00] <darkvertex> otm: type netstat -a -n. see if there are any established connection that a re suspicious
[00:00] <eseven73> dhalsim, ok well then change power settings then :)
[00:00] <otm> darkvertex: there are suspicious ones on my firewall right now
[00:00] <pspsampsp> would someone be able to test cryptcat with me
[00:00] <otm> darkvertex: there were loads earlier and they were all using the program toor and mainly through ports 443 and 9001
[00:01] <otm> tor*
[00:01] <darkvertex> otm: are they connected to you? or just attempting to connect?
[00:01] <otm> darkvertex: i'm not sure
[00:01] <darkpixel> Barridus: i think you'r looking for EasyTAG
[00:02] <Barridus> darkpixel, cheers, i'll look into it
[00:02] <Barridus> :D
[00:02] <darkvertex> well, the internet is a 'lively' place :) as long as no one unwanted is connected, then you're fine
[00:03] <otm> is it safe to delete all the files in tmp?
[00:03] <nxnn14> Hi, I recently installed 9.04 and having troubles with crashing when using mysql
[00:04] <noodlesgc> !jaunty | nxnn14
[00:04] <nxnn14> thank you
[00:05] <tty3> Hello
[00:05] <otm_> is it safe to delete all the files in tmp?
[00:05] <tty3> Can help me?
[00:05] <Ranakah`> yes
[00:05] <nightrid3r> !ask | tty3
[00:06] <otm_> Rnakah` was that a yes to me?
[00:06] <otm_> Ranakah` was that a yes to me?
[00:06] <tty3> I don't know install ubuntu mode of manual
[00:06] <tty3> :S
[00:06] <Ranakah`> otm_ yes it safe
[00:06] <tupac> Christ is Risen!
[00:06] <otm_> ok thanks
[00:06] <tty3> Say this...
[00:06] <Ranakah`> to delete /tmp and /var/tmp
[00:06] <Ranakah`> :>
[00:06] <tty3> Filesystems used by the system (/, /boot, /usr, /var) must be reformatted for use by this installer. Other filesystems (/home, /media/*, /usr/local, etc.) may be used without reformatting.
[00:07] <tty3> I don't understand this message
[00:07] <shiznebit> may i ask where are RTMP flash streams saved in the computer ?
[00:07] <nightrid3r> tty3: what is you natural language?
[00:07] <Ranakah`> tty3 only (/, /boot, /usr, /var) need to format
[00:08] <Barridus> darkpixel, looks like easytag is exactly what i wanted!  thanks!
[00:08] <plcTowlie> I'm having a major problem with skype on a fresh ubuntu install.  This is a repeat issue on two separate PC's.  After installing ubuntu, and doing all updates, I added Medibuntu and installed skype.  When I launch skype, the window for the EULA appears briefly then dissapears.  The only message given in the terminal is 'Aborted'.  Google has been no help so far.  Anyone have an idea on what could be wrong?
[00:08] <tty3> Now :)
[00:08] <tom__> I just deleted the contents of tmp and my comp is acting very weirdly now
[00:08] <tty3> Thanks, only marked format this partition
[00:09] <R0b0t1> It might be a good idea to disable screen-black out while you update distributions. I, personally, had to hard reboot near the end of the install because it disabled my keyboard and mouse and I didn't feel like waiting an hour or so "just to make sure".
[00:09] <MarkJones> Hello is there anyone here willing to show me how to compile source tar.gz file to make a deb package for my 8.10 install?This would be something I would really use if I learned how.
[00:09] <nxmehta> how do i just download the source code for a package in the ubuntu repositories?
[00:10] <noodlesgc> nxmehta: apt-get source <package>
[00:10] <noodlesgc> MarkJones: try the checkinstall package
[00:10] <MarkJones> ok will do.thank you
[00:11] <nxmehta> noodlesgc: thanks
[00:11] <pspsampsp> could some one try talk to me via cryptcat
[00:12] <pspsampsp> does anyone know why the fx5500 is blacklisted by compiz?
[00:13] <Ben90> lukeW
[00:13] <lukeW> hi B
[00:13] <lukeW> hi Ben90
[00:13] <max__> HOW CAN i get shockwave to work in linux Wine ??
[00:13] <tom__> the connections in my firewall look very suspicious, I have lots of connections from "tor"
[00:13] <Ben90> i'm still having the same problem
[00:14] <simNIX> tom are you runing a webserver oorso ?
[00:14] <lukeW> tom__; someone else was mentioning that earlier
[00:14] <Ben90> im thinking when zsnes is in sdl output the buffer is wrong
[00:14] <lukeW> tom__; someone called otm
[00:14] <lukeW> was it you?
[00:15] <tom__> simNIX: no I don't know what that is
[00:15] <lukeW> Ben90; sorry - I don't know what the problem is
[00:15] <simNIX> tom - connectinos from tor to what port ?
[00:15] <MarkJones> noodlesgc: Whats the proper way to use this checkinstall? I tried in a terminal window, checkinstall -D ****.tar.gz. Says package build failed.
[00:15] <Ben90> how would i go about changing the sdl latency?
[00:15] <tom__> 11375, 8001 and 443
[00:15] <Ben90> maybe thats whats wrong with it.
[00:15] <jonnymac> burned the ISO booted from disc and- nothing! trying to install ubuntu on a friends comp and all I get is a blinking dash top right hand corner of the screen. What am I doing wrong?
[00:16] <darkpixel> Ben90: sounfs like you need to google a bit first
[00:16] <darkpixel> Ben90: sounds*
[00:16] <Ben90> i already tried
[00:16] <Ben90> nothing helped me
[00:16] <darkpixel> Ben90: oki then
[00:17] <noodlesgc> MarkJones: first you would untar it, run ./configure, and make, then sudo checkinstall
[00:17] <Ben90> is there a setting that I can chane to make zsnes not sound so choppy?
[00:17] <MarkJones> ok
[00:17] <Ben90> change*
[00:17] <scunizi> Can you run a python source code program without doing "sudo python setup.py install" ?
[00:17] <mgolisch> probably
[00:18] <scunizi> how
[00:18] <mgolisch> just export PYTHONPATH to where the needed pythonmodules are
[00:18] <simNIX> tom if nothing runnig on those ports and firewall blocking those request I'm not sure if it's worth a worry
[00:18] <darkpixel> Ben90: http://episteme.arstechnica.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/96509133/m/3070920845, its like you need the low latency kernel patches
[00:18] <vxroot> i've a 3G modem (Samsung SCH-U209) and i don't know how to configure it under Ubuntu 9.04, someone's to help me pls?
[00:19] <Ben90> what emulators are available on ubuntu?
[00:19] <mgolisch> vxroot: what happens if you plug it in?
[00:19] <Ben90> that page is invalid
[00:19] <tom__> simNIX it's not blocking all of them, they're showing up under 'active connections'
[00:19] <Ben90> darkpixel?
[00:19] <scunizi> mgolisch: easier than that.. cd to the directory containing the code and "python <program name>" viola!.. at least in this case..
[00:19] <simNIX> hmmm
[00:20] <tom__> although there's been hundreds of blocked connections recently
[00:20] <danaka> whats a good program to rip a dvd and make it into a ~700 MB file?
[00:20] <abs> hi, I have installed ubuntu using wubi without partitioning and it doesnt detect the windows partition. how do i fix this?
[00:20] <tom__> through mainly 8001 and 80
[00:20] <darkpixel> Ben90: why
[00:20] <Ben90> why what?
[00:20] <simNIX> maybe do a nmap on your box to see if doors that shouldnt be open are open
[00:20] <vxroot> mgolisch, nothing
[00:20] <simNIX> (tom)
[00:20] <scunizi> danaka: handbreak.fr
[00:21] <darkpixel> Ben90: why is a invalid page
[00:21] <simNIX> tom netstat -l is a start but could show not all
[00:21] <danaka> thank you scunizi
[00:21] <mrwes> danaka, +1 for handbrake
[00:21] <Ben90> thats what it said when i went to it.
[00:21] <scunizi> danaka: np.. it's a good program
[00:21] <danaka> score, thanks guys
[00:21] <mgolisch> vxroot: does it export a blockdevice with the windows drivers?
[00:21] <darkpixel> Ben90: it loads fine here, sorry
[00:22] <Ben90> maybe you got it wrong.
[00:22] <mgolisch> vxroot: i remeber i had to install some prog to switch the devices mode to access the modem portion of the devuce
[00:22] <vxroot> mgolisch, nope, it doesn't
[00:22] <Ben90> i'll try again.
[00:22] <darkpixel> Ben90: google with "zsnes choppy"
[00:22] <darkpixel> Ben90: first link
[00:23] <Ben90> ok
[00:23] <tom__> simNX - I don't really understand what's going on in netstat -l
[00:23] <mgolisch> vxroot: maybe have a look at the dmesg commands output after plugin it in
[00:23] <DoubleDose> do you think ubuntu would run smoothly on a laptop with a 1.3ghz processor and 256 mb ram?
[00:23] <simNIX> tom; it shows ports on your box that are open for connections simply put
[00:23] <mgolisch> vxroot: probably it creates some /dev/ttyusbX device which you can use to access the modem
[00:24] <Ben90> darkpixel?
[00:24] <vxroot> mgolisch, hummm, i gonna see
[00:24] <tom__> simNX, ah okay, but how do I close those ports? i cant see the option on my firewall
[00:24] <simNIX> tom if you have ports listening then you should have set them up - if ports open that shouldnt be thats worying
[00:24] <Ben90> can you tell me where i can get the low-latency kernel patch?
[00:24] <shiznebit> DoubleDose: not ubuntu,but try xubuntu
[00:25] <mgolisch> vxroot: usualy you might want to look at the umtsmon program to use the umts modem
[00:25] <w_kite_mocy> DoubleDose: i have athlon 1700+ 256 mb ram gf4 mx440
[00:25] <Ben90> i tried your idea and it won't work.
[00:25] <tom__> simNX: there are 3 dodgy looking ports open
[00:25] <scunizi> DoubleDose: yes.. either use the alternate installer or the xubuntu installer
[00:25] <simNIX> tom but aon a compriized box ports can be listening but nt show (be hidden) - a nmap from a remote box would show the open ports
[00:25] <DoubleDose> okay thanks.
[00:25] <grobda24> Why has my Synaptic not completed an uninstall. It's got stuck on an item ... http://pastebin.com/m5ba4f7d3
[00:25] <simNIX> tom; which number ports ?
[00:26] <Ben90> darkpixel?
[00:26] <tom__> 631 - ipp, 8118 privoxy and 9050 tor-socks
[00:26] <tom__> tor socks! :O
[00:26] <simNIX> and your not using tor ?
[00:26] <tom__> i've installed it but it's not running
[00:27] <simNIX> looks like it is started - maybe try shutdown through init.d and see if they then go ...
[00:28]  * tom__ google's 'shutdown through init.d'
[00:28] <simNIX> new to Linux ?
[00:28] <black> Hi, yes... I am new to Linux... Ubuntu
[00:28] <simNIX> in /etc/init.d you have scripts
[00:28] <tom__> simNIX, yep
[00:28] <simNIX> I asume aslo one for thor
[00:28] <simNIX> *also
[00:29] <simNIX> *tor
[00:29] <Ben90> never mind.
[00:29] <tom__> yes
[00:29] <black> I have a question... maybe someone can help me...
[00:30] <vxroot> mgolisch, i think it was detected but i should configure it (like i did with another modem "LG"), i had to creat a file on /etc/ppp/peers and call it via pppd
[00:30] <simNIX> ... black the more info you put in your question about what your facing and waht you tried and where stuck the better chance someone can help ...
[00:30] <black> I have a snd-cs4232 that I want to install automatically... by now I must do it via Modprobe
[00:31] <simNIX> asking can someone help leaves to much guessing ...
[00:31] <bit_shift> tom_: type in ps -aux | grep tor (and then) ps -aux | grep privoxy
[00:31] <bit_shift> tom_:If they are not running both should come back displaying the grep command only
[00:31] <neary> hello, has anyone here experienced some aa1 fan problems? mine doesn't run ! and the aa1 keeps shutting down after every boot
[00:31] <c4pt> why does flash keep breaking??
[00:31] <sebsebseb> hi
[00:31] <c4pt> !flash
[00:32] <simNIX> c4pt, becouse its not open
[00:32] <c4pt> simNIX, open?
[00:32] <black> Neary... I have one AA1 with no troubles... maybe yours is a harware trouble
[00:32] <simNIX> open sorce
[00:32] <simNIX> *source
[00:33] <neary> black, yes the fan is not working, the aa1 shuts down after getting overheat
[00:33] <tom__> bit_shift, 'Warning: bad ps syntax, perhaps a bogus '-'?'
[00:34] <tom__> that's what I got first
[00:34] <tom__> +loads of mumbo jumbo
[00:34] <Chris8> hey room -- can someone help me with some sound issues?
[00:34] <black> Neary... give a moment... I will send you a page specifically for AA1 in Ubuntu... there is a script for properlly functioning of the fan
[00:34] <linuxuz3r> www.google.com
[00:34] <nightrid3r> !ask | Chris8
[00:34] <simNIX> ... Chris8 the more info you put in your question about what your facing and waht you tried and where stuck the better chance someone can help ...
[00:35] <bit_shift> tom_: my bad, use -au
[00:35] <abs> hi, I have installed ubuntu using wubi without partitioning and it doesnt detect the windows partition. how do i fix this?
[00:35] <simNIX> Ill remember that triger I hope nightrid3r
[00:35] <Chris8> thanks knightwriter -- i'm running Ubuntu 1.8* and it tries playing audiofiles when my mouse scrolls over a file icon
[00:35] <neary> black, I did try that, but the problem is that I can't even boot into the system..it shuts down after ~10seconds
[00:35] <elexodus> Hey all, I have a powermac 400ghz G4 I'm trying to install onto. I can't seem to boot from the 8.10 liveCD. I've tried finding the answer online, but nothing seems to work... I'm just not very good with macs.
[00:35] <black> Sorry... them maybe you should take it back to repair
[00:36] <Chris8> i only get static from mp3 files in Movieplayer and that default promo... they play fine in Rhythmbox\
[00:36] <pspsampsp> elexodus: i dont think there is a powerpc live cd
[00:36] <black> Or warranty... I suppose
[00:37] <nightrid3r> Chris8: did you install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[00:37] <tom__> bit_shift: -au is wrong also
[00:37] <elexodus> pspsampsp: I burnt the mac liveCD, held down "c"... and the startup smiley face is blinking with a questionmark??? WTF?
[00:37] <tom__> lol
[00:37] <mint3> !jaunty
[00:38] <bit_shift> tom__: hrmmm. That should have searched your processes to see if tor and privoxy were running
[00:38] <Chris8> nightrid3r: no, it available add/remove or synaptic?
[00:38] <Chris8> or easy to add at terminal?
[00:38] <black> Neary... I just can tell you that in common situation the AA1 funtion very well... I use Ubuntu 8.10 (Gnome) very well !!! Try to send to warranty...
[00:38] <darkvertex> tom__: drop the dash, not needed, i.e. ps aux | grep tor etc.
[00:38] <nightrid3r> Chris8: yes, but i think you have to enable medibuntu repo
[00:38] <tom__> ok thanks
[00:38] <nightrid3r> !medibuntu
[00:39] <Chris8> HAHAHAHA tha's hilarious
[00:39] <bit_shift> darkvertex: DOH! Thank you! You are correct sir!
[00:39] <Chris8> thanks Nightrid3r
[00:39] <darkvertex> bit_shift: no problem
[00:39] <tom__> bit_shift: what exactly am i looking for in the output?
[00:40] <elexodus> Mac help anyone?
[00:40] <bit_shift> atom_: if neither app is running then the only thing that outputs should list your grep command
[00:40] <pspsampsp> elexodus: there is no 8.10 power pc live cd you must have downloaded the wrong one
[00:40] <bit_shift> tom_: if neither app is running then the only thing that outputs should list your grep command
[00:40] <neary> black, thanks for the help
[00:40] <kkll> elexodus why would you ever want to run linux on a mac anyway?
[00:40] <exodus_ms> what does  tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors  after running tar to make a backup of /
[00:41] <black> No problem... I hope you resolve your trouble soon
[00:41] <bit_shift> wuldn't a BSD install run better on a mac?
[00:41] <sebsebseb> elexodus: Ubuntu on a Mac?
[00:41] <kkll> what?
[00:41] <mathewedison> Hey guys
[00:41] <pspsampsp> elexodus: use this cd image to install http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/8.10/release/ubuntu-8.10-alternate-powerpc.iso
[00:42] <kkll> He's trying to boot from a LiveCD
[00:42] <pspsampsp> there is no 8.10 power pc live cd
[00:42] <bit_shift> kkll: doesn't mac still use the BSD kernel though?
[00:42] <kkll> YeaH?
[00:42] <sebsebseb> bit_shift: or woudn't yellow dog linux run better on Mac?
[00:43] <kkll> Why would any OS run better on a Mac
[00:43] <pspsampsp> so the cd wont work as its for the wrong architecture
[00:43] <mathewedison> I can't seem to use my linksys WLAN adapater for a ubuntu server. Any ideas on how to fix it? =( I've tried 4 sollutions and non of them worked.
[00:43] <bit_shift> sebsebseb: I dunno.... Not really familiar with macs
[00:43] <pspsampsp> and guys linux is about choice and he has chosen ubuntu so leave it at that
[00:43] <bit_shift> kkll: truth
[00:43] <kkll> Macs aren't about choice ;)
[00:43] <sebsebseb> bit_shift: same here, but I know something a little special has to be done, to put Ubuntu on a Mac
[00:44] <pspsampsp> the only thing you should no is there is no good flash player for power pc linux
[00:44] <kkll> If you want to *install* Ubuntu on a Mac you could try bootcamp
[00:44] <kkll> If its an intel mac
[00:44] <kkll> Did he say it was a PPC?
[00:44] <sebsebseb> kkll: uh no, bootcamp is for  turning a Mac into a Windows PC
[00:44] <pspsampsp> why use boot camp????
[00:44] <Tom1> i need to apply this patch " 06-48-zd1211rw-treat-MAXIM_NEW_RF-0x08-as-UW2453_RF-0x09-for-TP-Link-WN322-422G.patch"                                                    anyone can help me, i don know how to do it
[00:44] <bit_shift> sebsebseb: I know they started using a BSD unix kernel with osX so I figured something like NetBSD would fit better
[00:44] <pspsampsp> you can install it normally
[00:44] <kkll> sebsebseb: you can use bootcamp for linux though. I think
[00:44] <sebsebseb> kkll: I don't think so
[00:44] <tonisley> oi a todos
[00:44] <J4ck|-|3rr3R> hi all
[00:45] <kkll> It's intended for dualbooting windows but I'm sure I read that you could use it for linux also
[00:45] <sebsebseb> bit_shift: there are Linux distros that are properly made for Mac, such as Yellowdog
[00:45] <tonisley> algum brasileiro?
[00:45] <sebsebseb> !english |  tonisley
[00:45] <pspsampsp> elexodus: i can help you , it will be easier via msn or something
[00:45] <pavi711> hi guys i need some help with hibernation in ubuntu
[00:45] <bit_shift> sebsebseb: I know a guy that put yellowdog on one of his game consoles but I've never tried it
[00:45] <tonisley> que complicado!
[00:46] <kkll> Honestly I can't see why somebody would choose to install Linux on a Mac anyway.
[00:46] <tonisley> tchau para todos
[00:46] <darkvertex> !es | tonisley
[00:46] <sebsebseb> kkll: ,because it has certain advantages over  Mac OS X
[00:46] <kkll> Like?
[00:46] <norty> Has there been a fix yet for firefox crashing because of flash?
[00:46] <pspsampsp> if you want ubuntu on mac (power pc) download this http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/8.10/release/ubuntu-8.10-alternate-powerpc.iso and burn it to cd
[00:46] <J4ck|-|3rr3R> because mac OS its lika an iphone lol
[00:46] <kkll> OS X is a solid OS.
[00:47] <exodus_ms> I used this command to backup my system  sudo tar cvpzf backup.tgz --exclude=/proc --exclude=/lost+found --exclude=/backup.tgz --exclude=/mnt --exclude=/sys --exclude=/media/disk /   I received this at the end of the backup   tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors   do I I have a good backup, how can I check?
[00:47] <sebsebseb> kkll: well for a start open source and free software :)   Ubuntu is not propritary
[00:47] <J4ck|-|3rr3R> yes like linux
[00:47] <mathewedison> Anybody got any experience using linksys WLAN adapters on Ubuntu server?
[00:47] <bit_shift> kkll: truth - because it uses a BSD kernel
[00:47] <sebsebseb> !freedom
[00:47] <elexodus> sebsebseb:, yes, ubuntu on a mac g4 circa 2004
[00:47] <kkll> You can compile most linux software on mac
[00:47] <elexodus> kkll: I like linux over OSX.
[00:47] <kkll> Plus, one buys a Mac for OS X.
[00:48] <sebsebseb> kkll: normalley yes, but you can dual boot
[00:48] <elexodus> pspsampsp: I downloaded from the link you provided.
[00:48] <nightrid3r> mathewedison: the ones i tryed only work with ndiswrapper
[00:48] <sebsebseb> kkll: or use parralles or something to virtual machine Linux
[00:48] <kkll> I use Ubuntu on servers but for my home computer I use OS X :)
[00:48] <norty> Has there been a fix yet for firefox crashing because of flash?
[00:48] <eseven73> lets kill the os war guys, way offtopic for #Ubuntu
[00:48] <mathewedison> I don't know how to get the ndiswrapper from this computer to the server. I'm a complete linux newbie =(
[00:49] <eseven73> !ot
[00:49] <kkll> I wasnt trying to start an argument sorry :)
[00:49] <sebsebseb> kkll: some people will buy Macs for the hardware more so than the OS though,   Mac hardware is meant to be quite a bit better than PC hardware after all.  altough as some would say  Mac's are just overpriced PC's with slightly differnet hardware
[00:49] <elexodus> kkll: also, I find it mildly satifying to overcome Apple's crappy pricing scheme, and their proprietary driver obsession.
[00:49] <arkanabar> I just formatted my slave drive, and now I can't find it to mount.  What do I need to do?
[00:49] <darkvertex> norty: flash and shockwave works fine in firefox. never crashed mine
[00:50] <bit_shift> norty: I haven't seen that problem. I just installed the suggested plugins and ran with it... sorry
[00:50] <pavi711> hi can anyone help with hibernation in ubuntu
[00:50] <sebsebseb> kkll: I have heard quite a few Mac OS X users, going Ubuntu, and then saying Ubuntu is better
[00:50] <nightrid3r> mathewedison: sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper
[00:50] <kkll> I'd bet there are far many more people who would disagree :)
[00:50] <kkll> I hate a lot of things about many Linux distros.
[00:50] <Serg> hello
[00:50] <Serg> I need someone to help me out a bit please!
[00:50] <bit_shift> kkll: agreed
[00:50] <kkll> The core issue being the awful UI
[00:50] <Serg> :D
[00:51] <norty> darkvertex: I am running hardy heron and have the firefox that came with ubuntu whenever i try to watch a video on youtube or any other flash player my firefox crashes... i thought it was a well known bug
[00:51] <nycerine> question: what would be a potential cause for slowness when a) opening minimized windows b) maximizing windows and c) restoring windows to a normal state?
[00:51] <kkll> Again I'm not trying to start an argument. I use Ubuntu for servers.
[00:51] <etg> is there a linux app that lets me resize video easily?
[00:51] <elexodus> kkll: I doubt it...
[00:51] <Serg> I used to use Ubuntu 8 but I uninstalled beacuse my USB optical mouse kept freezing
[00:51] <sebsebseb> kkll: each OS has it's advantages and disadvantages,  off topic now though
[00:51] <eseven73> take it to #ubuntu-offtopic guys
[00:51] <bhuey> I've upgrade to 9.04 but I can't get my X server up and running with the NVidia driver. Anybody have any experiences with that ?
[00:51] <kkll> elexodus: You doubt that most people would prefer osx over ubuntu?
[00:51] <thiebaude> !topic
[00:51] <Serg> I unplugged the mouse and tried to replug it and the usb was disabled for some reason until I rebooted the entire PC
[00:51] <arkanabar> Serg:  my optical USB trackball has no issues in 8.10
[00:51] <sebsebseb> bhuey: you did it a little early meaning you will still need to ask for help in #ubuntu+1
[00:52] <bit_shift> I installed ubuntu because I'm lazy and didn't want to have to hack a buch of /etc files :)
[00:52] <bhuey> sebsebseb: ok, thanks
[00:52] <sebsebseb> bhuey: by the way  you would need to clean install for proper full Ext4 suppourt
[00:52] <Serg> Has the team fixed this issue yet?
[00:52] <darkvertex> norty: I'm also on Hardy. I watch youtube without a hitch. I used this guide a while back https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Shockwave
[00:52] <elexodus> kkll: No, I would doubt that most people would prefer OSX to ubuntu. The transition from windows is a lot easier, and the OS isn't cloaked in secrecy like mac's.
[00:52] <exodus_ms> I used this command to backup my system  sudo tar cvpzf backup.tgz --exclude=/proc --exclude=/lost+found --exclude=/backup.tgz --exclude=/mnt --exclude=/sys --exclude=/media/disk /   I received this at the end of the backup   tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors   do I I have a good backup, how can I check?
[00:52] <kkll> Well I would highly disagree!
[00:52] <Serg> (Note: I don't have any problems when using a PS2 mouse, that works fine.)
[00:52] <Serg> I just don't want to buy another mouse just for using Ubuntu.
[00:52] <norty> darkvertex: thanks ill try that
[00:53] <austin> are there any "widgets" for ubuntu?
[00:53] <dayo> arkanabar: what kind of trackball u got? i'm thinking of getting a cordless logitech
[00:53] <nycerine> As much as I prefer Ubuntu over OSX, I still believe OSX is easier and would be more perferred by the average person.
[00:53] <nycerine> anyway, again, not what I came for.
[00:53] <bit_shift> austin: gkrellm is about the closest you'll get for Gnome
[00:53] <nycerine> I'm in the wrong channel anyway
[00:53] <kkll> Nycerine out of curiosity what do you prefer in Ubuntu over OS X for your home computer?
[00:53] <dayo> !ot | nycerine
[00:53] <eseven73> wireless logitechs mouse and keyboard work great in Ubuntu
[00:53] <arkanabar> dayo:  Logitech Trackman corded.
[00:53] <nycerine> dayo, I know.
[00:54] <arkanabar> dayo:  uh, USB also.
[00:54] <elexodus> kkll: with me?
[00:54] <nycerine> kkll, right now: nothing.
[00:54] <kkll> You said you prefer ubuntu?
[00:54] <darkvertex> norty: maybe you should upgrade firefox (patch or otherwise) as  soon as it becomes abailable too
[00:54] <sebsebseb> kkll: OS  X may be better than  Windows here and there, but like Windows it's propritary, it restricts peoples freedoms and locks people in.   so  open source and free software for the win :)   read up about free software properly on http://www.gnu.org in the philosphey section.  Ubuntu users you should know about the freedoms behind the software your using, so you should check out those articles as well
[00:54] <nycerine> I like linux in general due to many of the concepts and the freedom. However, I spend more time fixing it than using it.
[00:54] <darkvertex> *available
[00:54] <Pici> !ot
[00:55] <nycerine> I prefer Ubuntu, but not because it's necessarily better than OSX kkll. Anyway, I'm not going to talk anymore offtopic.
[00:55] <bit_shift> sebsebseb: truth - nothing beats open source
[00:55] <kkll> It does.
[00:55] <bit_shift> lol we're buggin the bot
[00:55] <kkll> Do you modify the source code of your linux distro?
[00:55] <kkll> Or do you just say open source is better because its open?
[00:55] <pspsampsp__> i think all operating systems haver there positives and negatives and it just depends on your needs
[00:55] <nycerine> I say it's better because it allows developers to fix what they want.
[00:55] <kkll> To say all closed source software is inferior to open source just because its closed is ridiculous
[00:55] <eseven73> stop this guys
[00:55] <Pici> This is a support channel, if you want to chat please join #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:55] <sebsebseb> this is a interseting discussion let's take it to #ubuntu-offtopic now
[00:56] <nycerine> I know that not because I do it myself, but because I know it happens. Anyway, offtopic.
[00:56] <nycerine> Yeah
[00:56] <Pici> Thanks
[00:56] <darkpixel> see ya folks
[00:56] <dust> pavumeter shows only front left and front right
[00:57] <dust> should showw all 5.1
[00:57] <patapouf_> I post the same question earlier today: I'm looking for an alternative to Unison File Synchronizer
[00:57] <dust> it tells i got only 2ch available
[00:57] <eseven73> patapouf_, grsync maybe
[00:57] <patapouf_> eseven73: I will look into it
[00:58] <eseven73> it's a GUI for rsync :)
[00:58] <eseven73> also, gnome-schedule is a GUI for cron stuff
[00:59] <patapouf_> eseven73: how does it react if there modification on both side ?
[00:59] <Ansible> join #haskell
[00:59] <Ansible> argh
[01:01] <eseven73> patapouf_, it syncs data between them and figures out which is older/newer, im not a guru on with rsync so about all I could help with, maybe man rsync for more info :)
[01:01] <patapouf_> eseven73: I will look into it
[01:02] <elexodus> kkll: I have work kernel side, and I like drivers... A Lot.
[01:02] <Guest94214> greeting, I can't get the login window sound to play my custom wav file, v 8.04, anybody know whats up?
[01:03] <dcrews> Can someone tell me what the cli command is to change permission for all file and folders with in a directy so that anyone can access/copy/paste/delete......security is not an issue
[01:03] <eseven73> patapouf_,  you trying to back stuff up? sbackup is really nice too, once intalled you'll see it in system> administration Simple Backup Config, it has a gui, can schedule backups, has exclusions, and differential stuff too.
[01:04] <elexodus> I need a liveCD for a Powermac 400 G4.
[01:04] <patapouf_> eseven73: well, I'm trying to sync data for 3 differents computers. Each one may change over time...
[01:05] <eseven73> patapouf_, yeah rsync or unison then
[01:05] <Las1> I think I have this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluez-gnome/+bug/285007 but i'm not sure if i've tried everything there is to try.. I added in the hciconfig pscan line in my rc.local
[01:05] <exodus_ms> would using the -p option while creating a tar file cause tar to generate an error such as this:  tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
[01:05] <patapouf_> eseven73: yep, I'm using unison at this time.. but the user interface get me confused
[01:05] <eseven73> patapouf_, there's an gui for unison too unison-gtk I believe it is
[01:06] <exodus_ms> I used tar to backup my / and need to know if the backup is good
[01:06] <eseven73> yeah I don't care for Unison's interface either
[01:06] <patapouf_> eseven73: yep, I'm using this GUI, but it's not userfriendly at all ..
[01:07] <DIZIZVICER> helloooooo
[01:07] <Guest81228> hello back
[01:07] <patapouf_> eseven73: I try to make modification to it, but seriously, it's will take less time to rewrite it from scratch.
[01:08] <macman_> guys
[01:08] <eseven73> patapouf_, haha true :)
[01:08] <macman_> i noticed ever since jaunty my system is going slow .. is there anyway to revert back to INTEREPID without having to reformat
[01:08] <eseven73> patapouf_, what about bacula? I think I spelled that correctly
[01:08] <patapouf_> eseven73: just the fact that it's use ocaml ! wow what a confusing language compare to c and java
[01:09] <eseven73> macman_, nope
[01:09] <eseven73> gotta reinstall
[01:09] <exodus_ms> what about a log file for the tar command I just ran, is there a way I can check it, where might it be
[01:10] <patapouf_> macman_: I suggest you to solve your performance issue (find the root cause).
[01:10] <macman_> eseven73: clean ?
[01:10] <eseven73> clean installs are best, macman
[01:10] <macman_> patapouf_: i do the same thing everytday
[01:10] <macman_> patapouf_: as soon as i upgraded boom  i noticed performance
[01:11] <eseven73> make a separate /home for now on
[01:11] <macman_> i think i should do a clean install of januty .. i have the iso
[01:11] <eseven73> Id wait a few weeks till all the buggies are worked out of Jaunty
[01:11] <patapouf_> macman_: I experience some performance issue my self. it's was related to my ATI graphic card.
[01:11] <eseven73> first few weeks are hell for any OS
[01:12] <macman_> hmm
[01:12] <anon1232> I'm having some trouble trying to copy my home folder to another partition.  Both nautilus and dolphin indicate this will take about a dat and cp fails out.  What should I do?
[01:12] <neodemi> is there any way i can print directly to a jpg in ubuntu, similar to the pdf printer?
[01:13] <elexodus> I need a liveCD for a Powermac 400 G4.
[01:13] <macman_> patapouf_: top shows nothing
[01:14] <patapouf_> macman_: I don't see any relation between your performance issue and top that shows nothing ..
[01:14] <macman_> patapouf_: dosen't top show cpu usage ?
[01:16] <hobgam> hi
[01:16] <patapouf_> macman_: yep, you right, but I never find it use full to identify the root cause of a performance issue. it's just identify the process that use more cpu
[01:16] <patapouf_> macman_: jist, if you want to continue the discussion about Jaunty, join #ubuntu+1 plz
[01:16] <macman_> patapouf_: i was on 8.10 yesterday it was working fine .. i updated last night and now i see a big performance issue
[01:16] <macman_> yea im there already
[01:17] <hobgam> i try to program my spybot (lego). it works fine using NQC, but i want to use MindScript to program my brick. do you know a way to install mindscript or something similar?
[01:18] <gwkalrod> can Ubu 9.04  be run in a VM and still be able to be accessed from lan?
[01:18] <elexodus> What's with the bra advertisment... did anyone else get that?
[01:19] <neodemi> i got one for all american foods
[01:19] <neodemi> im not even in america
[01:19] <daho> hej på er
[01:20] <sebsebseb> daho: hej  du vill ha  svenska kannalen #ubuntu-se
[01:20] <daho> jo de< vill jag
[01:20] <NiKKEi> Greetz
[01:21] <wizared> ive been playing with this dvd player for two weeks and cant get vlc media to work. any suggestions
[01:21] <NiKKEi> wow
[01:21] <NiKKEi> i was just about to get that done
[01:21] <NiKKEi> vlc media
[01:22] <elexodus> i can't get this f'ing powermac G4 to run the damn liveCD... FUCK YOU STEVE JOBS!!!
[01:22] <karim> hi
[01:22] <sebsebseb> !language |  elexodus
[01:22] <NiKKEi> lol @ bot
[01:23] <elexodus> that was not appreciated
[01:23] <sebsebseb> elexodus: I guess you can also get help for running Linux  on a Mac in  #mac
[01:23] <karim> is there a tool that permit to compare two directory layout ?
[01:23] <neodemi> where does the pdf printer in ubuntu dump the files by default?
[01:23] <guerrera> trasmision en vivo desde bogota colombia Autogestion en la escena, arte graffiti serigrafia mas info www.antenamutante.net....pa que nos apoyen
[01:23] <elexodus> sebsebseb: those guys get mad when you say you don't want to run OSX.
[01:23] <sebsebseb> elexodus: heh he
[01:24] <elexodus> sebsebseb: See the last sentance of my FUCK YOU STEVE JOBS comment.
[01:24] <LjL> !language
[01:24] <Seeker`> elexodus: please watch your language
[01:24]  * otm is looking for ping.exe
[01:24] <sebsebseb> !ping
[01:24] <elexodus> that isn't helping
[01:24] <guerrera> live streamig from bogota colombia check www.antenamutante.net
[01:25] <eseven73> well your swearing doesnt help either
[01:25] <LjL> guerrera: stop spamming
[01:25] <guerrera> ok sorry
[01:25] <wizared> no suggestions on a dvd program that will work
[01:26] <elexodus> ANYBODY know how to get my mac G4 running?
[01:26] <sebsebseb> wizared: you need libdvdcss2 or libvdcss2  installed to play commercial DVD's
[01:26] <eseven73> elexodus, have you tried the forums? ubuntuforums.org
[01:26] <sebsebseb> !capitals |  elexodus
[01:26] <sebsebseb> !caps |  elexodus
[01:26] <eseven73> one word is hardly shouting sebsebseb
[01:26] <Seeker`> elexodus: you could try explaining what exactly goes wrong
[01:27] <wizared> sebsebseb: tried all that using vlc media and the dvd played but the screen was scrambled
[01:27] <elexodus> eseven73: tried that first.
[01:27] <otm> what does the  |  symbol translate as?
[01:27] <sebsebseb> wizared: maybe mplayer will be better
[01:27] <NiKKEi> damn... i don't even have an original dvd to test
[01:27] <sebsebseb> wizared: mplayer is one of the best for videos if not the best
[01:27] <Ben90> is darkpixel still here?
[01:27] <anon1232> eseven73 Please run all of your thoughts by ubottu before you voice them.
[01:27] <elexodus> Seeker`: I have a powermac 400ghz G4 I'm trying to install onto. I can't seem to boot from the 8.10 liveCD. I've tried finding the answer online, but nothing seems to work... I'm just not very good with macs.
[01:27] <eseven73> he left
[01:27] <Ben90> ok
[01:27] <elexodus> sebsebseb: thank you for all your help.
[01:28] <eseven73> beg pardon anon1232 ?
[01:28] <Seeker`> elexodus: can you boot from any CD?
[01:28] <Ben90> i got a question
[01:28] <sebsebseb> !ask |  Ben90
[01:28] <Ben90> how do i make my 60gb hdd show in ubuntu?
[01:28] <sebsebseb> elexodus: heh heh at sarcasm
[01:29] <gwkalrod> can ubuntu be accessed from lan while it's running in a VM under windows?
[01:29] <otm> there needs to be a bot's response to the common "can i ask a question" question
[01:29] <sebsebseb> !mount | Ben90
[01:29] <Ben90> i tries sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /mnt/stuff
[01:29] <LjL> !ask > otm    (otm, see the private message from ubottu)
[01:29] <Ben90> tried*
[01:29] <elexodus> Seeker`: tried this one: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/8.10/release/
[01:29] <ekimmargni> Why does !mount talk about partitioning? O.o
[01:29] <Seeker`> elexodus: have you tried a non-ubuntu CD?
[01:29] <sebsebseb> gwkalrod: yeah probably
[01:29] <NiKKEi> damn sebsebseb: you just have all the bot commands at heart
[01:29] <gwkalrod> cool, ty
[01:29] <redsnyper> Hello all
[01:29] <sebsebseb> NiKKEi: not quite all of them :)
[01:30] <Ben90> ant it didn't work
[01:30] <otm> ah, okay
[01:30] <NiKKEi> hey redsnyper
[01:30] <Ben90> it said that it does not exist
[01:30] <istvan> hey, I just did some data migration from another computer, but upon trying to fix permissions the 'apply permissions to enclosed files' doesn't change permissions of enclosed folders... any tips?
[01:30] <redsnyper> I just downloaded and installed Ubuntu...i need some help setting up my wireless internet.  Can anyone help.
[01:30] <elexodus> Seeker: WHAX fails
[01:30] <Seeker`> elexodus: just saying something doesn't work isn't particularly helpful; how far does it get? does it actually start loading ubuntu? or just not find the CD at all
[01:30] <sebsebseb> gwkalrod: which vm software?
[01:30] <NiKKEi> what happens exactly redsnyper?
[01:31] <NiKKEi> damn xChat needs to allow <partial nickname> + <tab> = <full nickname>
[01:31] <Ben90> how can i get my hard disk to show up in my mnt/stuff folder?
[01:31] <otm> xchat confuses the crap out of me
[01:31] <neodemi> NiKKEi, xchat does allow it
[01:31] <redsnyper> Nothing happens.  It says I need to go to ip address 192.68.1.1 and when i enter admin for the username and password, nothinghappens.
[01:31] <sebsebseb> NiKKEi: I think that usaully works, well it does in Konversation for sure :)   Konversation :)      KDE app though so needs some KDE stuff on there
[01:31] <lstarnes> NiKKEi: regular xchat does do that.  I think xchat-gnome might too
[01:31] <NiKKEi> otm.. what do you yse?
[01:31] <hobgam> i try to program my spybot (lego). it works fine using NQC, but i want to use MindScript to program my brick. do you know a way to install mindscript or something similar?
[01:31] <Ben90> the hard disk is "sdc1"
[01:31] <Pritesh> redsnyper : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=112526
[01:31] <otm> NiKKEi, xchat
[01:31] <Seeker`> elexodus: looks like it may be a hardware-level problem ratherthan a problem with ubuntu
[01:32] <sebsebseb> hobgam: find something in Synaptic?
[01:32] <Seeker`> elexodus: if another distro fails as well
[01:32] <NiKKEi> otm; ok.
[01:32] <otm> :)
[01:32] <gwkalrod> sebsebseb: server
[01:32] <Ben90> otm?
[01:32] <istvan> turns out my apply permissions to folders is (was) a bug. for some reason still doesn't work for me tho. any way to fix it/ get around it?
[01:32] <otm> Ben90, hello
[01:33] <elexodus> Seeker`: my Apple can't read any drive larger than 120 GB. F-U STEVE JOBS!!!
[01:33] <Ben90> ok otm, how do i make it so ubuntu sees my 60 gb hard drive
[01:33] <NiKKEi> !lol | elexodus
[01:33] <Ben90> it is on sdc1
[01:33] <gwkalrod> xp pre-sp1 can't do over 120gb either
[01:33] <T3> whats a good virus and spyware scanner for Ubuntu
[01:33] <NiKKEi> omg... didn't know that was a command
[01:33] <NiKKEi> sorry
[01:33] <hobgam> sebsebseb: No I didn't find anything releated to mindscript
[01:33] <elexodus> NiKKEi:???????
[01:34] <NiKKEi> ignore that.. i was just laughing at what you said... and checking bot to see if it would say something to lol
[01:34] <darkvertex> Ben90: maybe youforgot to mkdir /mnt/stuff?
[01:34] <otm> Ben90, I dunno, I come here to learn - sorry!
[01:34] <Seeker`> NiKKEi: maybe you should read the output of that factoid
[01:34] <_some0ne> does a live ubuntu 8.10 session allow to write to ntfs easily?
[01:35] <KING> Hello
[01:35] <bitsbam> KING: hello
[01:35] <Ben90> it says that file exists
[01:35] <usser> _some0ne, yes
[01:35] <elexodus> _some0ne: No, Live session is read only
[01:35] <hobgam> sebsebseb: No I didn't find anything releated to mindscript
[01:35] <KING> I'm having trouble with burning Ubuntu
[01:35] <_some0ne> usser: elexodus: by default is is, correct?
[01:35] <_some0ne> KING: what is your current OS?
[01:35] <KING> XP
[01:35] <maxflax> KING - tried gasoline?
[01:35] <_some0ne> you can use imgburn or dvd decrypter
[01:35] <gwkalrod> king: what burning software are you using?
[01:35] <elexodus> _some0ne: yup
[01:35] <otm> KING make sure to select the slowest writing speed possible
[01:36] <KING> Okay, I'll try the writing speed thing
[01:36] <usser> _some0ne, if you have ntfs partition you can mount it with livecd ntfs-3g and write to it yes
[01:36] <darkvertex> Ben90: file? what is the exact error message?
[01:36] <Ben90> 1 sec
[01:36] <jophish> If I have a .diff file which starts with a line like this: diff -d -u -r ./brickos.cvs/h8300.rcx ./brickos/h8300.rcx What would I use to automatically patch the latter file?
[01:36] <T3> hi all, whats a good virus and spyware scanner for Ubuntu
[01:36] <Envy> avast
[01:36] <otm> norton
[01:36] <Envy> avast!*
[01:36] <_some0ne> usser: do i need to unmount everything first and does ntfs-3g come with live disc?
[01:36] <Envy> norton is gay
[01:36] <mrwes> clamAV
[01:36] <usser> T3, clamav
[01:36] <KING> Do you need a virus thing for Ubuntu?
[01:36] <wizared> sebsebseb: i installed mplayer. and already had libdvdcss2 and i get response "no stream found to handle url dvd#://1
[01:36] <eseven73> Envy, please don't use the word gay like that, thanks
[01:36] <Ben90> darkvertex, it says mount: special device /dev/sdc1 does not exist
[01:37] <LjL> Envy: oh, does it not exterminate viruses of its same sex?
[01:37] <Envy> you dont need virus for norton
[01:37] <Envy> for linux*
[01:37] <owner> document for java run time install for firefox ?
[01:37] <usser> _some0ne, what do you mean unmount everything? yes ntfs-3g is on livecd
[01:37] <T3> usser: does clamav also pick up syware
[01:37] <Wizzup> KING, You don't need a virus scanner as long as you are catious with what you give a your administrator execute rights
[01:37] <Envy> sorry eseven73
[01:37] <Wizzup> cautious*
[01:37] <_some0ne> ok
[01:37] <Envy> sorry ljL
[01:37] <hobgam> i try to program my spybot (lego). it works fine using NQC, but i want to use MindScript to program my brick. do you know a way to install mindscript or something similar? i dind't fin anything in synaptic releated to mindscript.
[01:37] <manpoole> i was wondering ive had a hard time setting up a secured network with ubuntu so are some things i could do to secure an unsecured network?
[01:37] <manpoole> hidden mac addresses etc
[01:37] <usser> T3, nope
[01:38] <KING> Okay, I tried to burn it at 4x but it failed
[01:38] <redsnyper> Hello can anyone help me with getting my wireless linksys router to work on my laptop with UBUNTU...??/
[01:38] <KING> It got to 6% and said burn process failed
[01:38] <darkvertex> Ben90: ahh, how come you are so sure the drive is called sdc1? do sudo fdisk -l first. tell us what it says
[01:38] <T3> usser: do you know any other ones
[01:38] <Ben90> ok 1 sec
[01:38] <otm> what OS are you using KING?
[01:38] <KING> XP
[01:38] <_some0ne> usser: is there samba support by default in an 8.10 live session?
[01:38] <Envy> can anyone PM me about some firewall program i think it may have been called fire or had the word fire in it, it's one of the best for linux thnx
[01:39] <arkanabar> KING:  might check www.nonags.com for a freeware burner.
[01:39] <istvan> how do i update to 9.1?
[01:39] <nightrid3r> Envy: firestarter
[01:39] <istvan> i know there was a terminal command for the pre-release
[01:39] <elexodus> God, I hate macs.
[01:39] <redsnyper> anyone????
[01:39] <winrid> lol
[01:39] <hobgam> KING: I recommend PowerISO
[01:39] <_some0ne> bah: it's not free
[01:39] <gwkalrod> elexodus: i agree
[01:39] <_some0ne> dvd decrypter and img burn are free
[01:39] <gwkalrod> King: i recommend astroburn
[01:39] <Ben90> it says the my 60 gb hdd is on /dev/sdc1
[01:39] <_some0ne> that's also a good app
[01:39] <elexodus> God, I hate macs. Inferior quality at twice the price. WTF STEVE JOBS?>??
[01:39] <redsnyper> I need help with getting my linksys router to work with my laptop UBUNTU OS.
[01:40] <Ben90> that*
[01:40] <Envy> we should play trivia lol
[01:40] <Envy> =P
[01:40] <gwkalrod> redsnyper: can your wireless card see the wireless network?
[01:40] <Ben90> !lol envy
[01:40] <hobgam> i try to program my spybot (lego). it works fine using NQC, but i want to use MindScript to program my brick. do you know a way to install mindscript? i dind't find anything in synaptic releated to mindscript. please query me.
[01:40] <Ben90> !lol
[01:40] <darkvertex> Ben90: a pastebin of fdisk -l output would be nice :)
[01:41] <redsnyper> nope
[01:41] <_some0ne> how about "LAWL"?
[01:41] <Ben90> ok 1 sec
[01:41] <redsnyper> my "wireless networks" selection on the top of the screen isn't even "clickable"
[01:42] <jophish> hobgam, what a coincidence, I am just installing brickos
[01:42] <nxnn14> I am having some trouble with crashing so am running memtest with 2 gb of ram. Each stick passes fine on their own, but when in together there are lots of errors, any ideas?
[01:42] <Saturn`> !sexual preference
[01:42] <redsnyper> what happened to NIKKE' on here?
[01:42] <Las1> how do I make postfix send with a different port?
[01:42] <Ben90> darkvertex?
[01:42] <Ben90> go to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d11bafb9
[01:42] <darkvertex> Ben90: yup?
[01:43] <darkvertex> right on
[01:43] <Lasivian> hrrm, postfix does relay from local to another server, right?
[01:43] <redsnyper> gwkalrod??
[01:43] <eseven73> CyberSix, how do you get a host like that?
[01:43] <gwkalrod> redsnyper: sry, one sec
[01:44] <hobgam> jophish: could you help me to get mindscript? or answer the query :D
[01:44] <redsnyper> ok, i am standying by
[01:44] <sebsebseb> wizared: not sure and I am about  to watch a film
[01:44] <wizared> i have installed mplayer and libvdcss2 and when tried to play dvd i got a message "no stream found to handle url dvd#://1. any one else have any ideas
[01:45] <wizared> sebsebseb:  thank you for your help
[01:45] <darkvertex> Ben90: you're right it's /dev/sdc1. btw, is /media/stuff already created?
[01:45] <gwkalrod> redsnyper, go to system, preferences, network connections
[01:45] <Ben90> yes.
[01:46] <hobgam> i try to program my spybot (lego). it works fine using NQC, but i want to use MindScript to program my brick. do you know a way to install mindscript? i dind't find anything in synaptic releated to mindscript. please query me.
[01:46] <darkvertex> Ben90: as a driectory? not a file, right?
[01:46] <gwkalrod> and try manually inputing the wireless ssid
[01:46] <Ben90> yes
[01:46] <Ben90> it is a directory
[01:46] <Ben90> why?
[01:46] <redsnyper> ok gw.
[01:47] <hell_> okey
[01:47] <darkvertex> Ben90: my first guess was that sdc1 could not be mounted due to missing directory or someth'n
[01:47] <Sheezy> I'm having a sound problem
[01:47] <Sheezy> My sound just keeps randomly quitting on me until I reboot
[01:47] <sebsebseb> !sound |  Sheezy
[01:48] <Ben90> then what do i do?
[01:48] <redsnyper> How do i find what the ssid is GWKALROD?
[01:48] <KING> I tried PowerISO and it says "Error writing data."
[01:48] <Sheezy> uh
[01:48] <Sheezy> it isnt letting me select ALSA
[01:48] <darkvertex> Ben90: try sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /media/stuff again :P
[01:48] <Ben90> ok 1 sec.
[01:49] <Sheezy> Theres no file tab
[01:49] <Sheezy> I'm using 8.10, by the way
[01:49] <gwkalrod> redsnyper: when you set up your router, you specified an ssid, but a linksys router has an ssid of "linksys" by default
[01:49] <Sheezy> Uh seb
[01:49] <_some0ne> wow
[01:49] <Sheezy> Where am I supposed to enter that?
[01:49] <Sheezy> Terminal?
[01:49] <redsnyper> ok, i am gong to try it GW
[01:50] <KING> Why do I keep getting errors when I try to burn the iso?
[01:50] <KING> Are there other ways to install it?
[01:50] <arkanabar> KING:  have you checked your md5sum?
[01:50] <KING> What's that?
[01:50] <sebsebseb> Sheezy: it was just an attempted help to get the bot to put that,  I am about to watch a film, so stick around and someone else is bound to help you
[01:50] <sebsebseb> !md5sum | KING
[01:50] <wizared> can anyone help me get my dvds to play on ubuntu 8.10
[01:50] <redsnyper> GWK, i am going to have to remove the ethernet cable to see if it worked....
[01:50] <Ben90> it still says mount: special device /dev/sdc1 does not exist
[01:50] <pspsampsp__> !md5sum | KING
[01:50] <gwkalrod> ok red
[01:51] <Waldir> hey everyone.. I have a partition that I wanted to mount automatically when the system starts. a friend of mine guided me to do "mount" and then add a line to sftab with the options that device had set. it worked, and he has since gone offline, but now I don't seem to be able to unmount it. it says it was not mounted by HAL. what can I do?
[01:51] <elexodus> Hey all, just want to say that MACS are overpriced... Thanks for hearing me out. G'night all.
[01:51] <sebsebseb> KING: yeah md5sum make sure the codes match, and you can also try burning at a slower speed
[01:51] <Sheezy> Yeah, it isnt letting me enable ALSA
[01:51] <KyleK> can I use a regular desktop livecd to install ubunto onto a software raid 1 with a drive missing?
[01:51] <Sheezy> When I went to test it it gave me an error
[01:51] <LjL> !of | elexodus
[01:51] <sebsebseb> KING: by the way 9.04 is released this Thursday, so it's a bit pointless putting 8.10 on now
[01:51] <LjL> !ot | elexodus
[01:51] <_some0ne> does ubuntu 8.10 live session have samba installed by default? will it see windows pc's by default?
[01:51] <Sheezy> this was the error
[01:52] <Sheezy> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[01:52] <Ben90> brb
[01:52] <darkvertex> Ben90: Weird. Sorry I'm out of ideas, wish I could help
[01:52] <KING> Will 9.04 be easier to install?
[01:52] <sebsebseb> KING: it will be the same to install
[01:52] <gwkalrod> ben90:, what was the error again?
[01:52] <KyleK> KING: depends why 8.10 isn't easy to install
[01:52] <Wizzup> _some0ne: Yes, as fas as I know.
[01:52] <redsnyper> i don't think it worked, GWK
[01:52] <Wizzup> far..*
[01:52] <sebsebseb> KING: on the subject of install you can do the optional Ext4 file system in 9.04,  instead of using the default Ext3
[01:52] <_some0ne> ok
[01:53] <Tarzan^> http://www.scribd.com/full/14391061?access_key=key-qx3bsxx0wrncypuiwf4  <-- Full Circle Mag Ubuntu ( very very good ) ( Under reative Common )
[01:53] <Sheezy> When I update to 9.04 will it automatically change the file system to ext4 or will I still have ext3
[01:53] <elexodus> LjL: Thanks for all your help!!!
[01:53] <Sheezy> If its the latter, how do I go to ext4?
[01:53] <Wizzup> Sheezy, it will not change
[01:53] <arkanabar> KING:  probably uses the same installer, may have slightly better hardware support, alleged to boot faster.
[01:53] <redsnyper> GWKALROD, I don't think it worked.
[01:53] <sebsebseb> Sheezy: it will keep it as Ext3 if it's an upgrade from 8.10,  something can be done to Ext3 for partial Ext4 suppourt
[01:53] <gwkalrod> redsnyper, you'll have to find someone who knows more about installing drivers for your wireless card then
[01:53] <sebsebseb> Sheezy: ,but for proper Ext4 suppourt you would have to clean install
[01:53] <Sheezy> Ah
[01:53] <redsnyper> ok
[01:54] <sebsebseb> Sheezy: and set up your partitions yourself by choosing Ext4, because Ext3 is the default
[01:54] <redsnyper> Wish it was plug n play like windows...:)
[01:54] <Sheezy> Okay
[01:54] <pipegeek> Given an ubuntu kernel source package, how can I generate *just* the -headers-<version>-generic deb?
[01:54] <Sheezy> Now, for the sound problem
[01:54] <Sheezy> Does anyone have any idea what is wrong?
[01:54] <gwkalrod> red, it often is, but keep in mind your device was designed to be plug and play with windows
[01:54] <magcius> How do I start a Startup Application with sudo?
[01:54] <Sheezy> I think it's ALSA, because when I tried testing sound on ALSA it gave me this error:
[01:54] <Sheezy> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[01:54] <pipegeek> I'm trying to backport the 2.6.28 packages from jaunty to intrepid
[01:54] <redsnyper> yeh
[01:55] <Sheezy> !sound
[01:55] <pipegeek> the -image .deb installs fine, but the -headers .deb depends on a more recent libc6 for some reason
[01:55] <redsnyper> Anyone else care to help me with gettingmy linksys router to work with UBUNTU?
[01:55] <Waldir> I need help with a NotMountedByHal error.. can someone give me a hand?
[01:56] <anon1232> redsnyper In what way is the router not working?
[01:56] <KING> What's kubuntu?
[01:56] <gwkalrod> his wireless card wasn't properly installed, but he left anyways
[01:56] <sebsebseb> !kubuntu | KING
[01:56] <sebsebseb> !kde | KING
[01:56] <anon1232> ah
[01:57] <Sheezy> What does `uname -r` mean
[01:57] <KING> Okay I did that sum thing and it said they're the same
[01:57] <sebsebseb> Sheezy: type it in the terminal, and it will tell you what kernel you got
[01:57] <Sheezy> So it isnt a directory?
[01:58] <sebsebseb> KING: ok
[01:58] <bootui> i've got frostwire 4.17.1 installed on a ubuntu 8.0.4 machine and the program doesn't shutdown properly. i'm forced to reboot it. anybody know why?
[01:58] <KING> So, what does that eman?
[01:58] <KING> *mean
[01:58] <pipegeek> All I want is a kernel headers package so I can compile the nvidia drivers.  I don't know why it'd be architecture-specific.
[01:58] <sebsebseb> KING: not  much point putting 8.10 on now as I said, since 9.04 is out this Thursday
[01:58] <bootui> i also was wondering if frostwire for linux supports ipods
[01:58] <gwkalrod> KING: try another iso, to make sure the problem isn't the image file
[01:58] <sebsebseb> gwkalrod: well if the md5sum's matched the ISO should be fine
[01:58] <KING> I have no other isos I think
[01:59] <gwkalrod> KING: try burning any file to the disk
[01:59] <KING> sebsebseb: I don't think the new version will fix my problems
[01:59] <pipegeek> I'm tempted just to crack open the deb and change the libc6 dependency
[01:59] <KING> Okay
[01:59] <sebsebseb> KING:  what are your problems?
[01:59] <KING> It won't burn
[01:59] <timotheus> Is there an Ubuntu way to manage Windows (Samba) shares? I know how to edit /etc/samba/smb.conf manually, but am wondering if there is a "user-friendly" way to share directories.
[01:59] <sebsebseb> KING: you can virtaul machine  8.10 inside Windows,  to try it,  or use wubi
[02:00] <arkanabar> KING:  might try getting Linux Mint 6 "Felicia" -- it's largely derived from Ubunty Ibex
[02:00] <Sheezy> Hm
[02:00] <Sheezy> The troubleshoot told me to enter this
[02:00] <Sheezy> sudo aptitude install linux-ubuntu-modules-`uname -r` linux-generic
[02:00] <Sheezy> in terminal
[02:00] <FloodBot1> Sheezy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:00] <Sheezy> It said it would INSTALL modules
[02:00] <Sheezy> It removed 3
[02:00] <sebsebseb> KING: not much point doing an actsaul hard disk installation of 8.10 now
[02:00] <Sheezy> ...
[02:00] <Sheezy> ...
[02:00] <sebsebseb> !install | KING
[02:01] <sebsebseb> !wubi | KING
[02:01] <Sheezy> Anyway, it removed three and thats all it did
[02:01] <bootui> i'd stick with 8.0.4 over 8.10 or 9.x
[02:01] <bootui> 8.0.4 is better supported
[02:01] <Envy> what is the command to update 7.10 to 8.10?
[02:01] <LjL> !upgrade > Envy    (Envy, see the private message from ubottu)
[02:01] <sebsebseb> bootui:  not quite,  ,but 8.10 gets security updates for longer yes
[02:01] <sebsebseb> bootui: also has KDE3 available in the repo :)  unlike  8.10 and 9.04
[02:01] <bootui> sebsebseb you mean 8.04 gets security updates for longer
[02:02] <gwkalrod> bootui: 9.04 will have support longer though
[02:02] <sebsebseb> bootui: yes I meant 8.04
[02:02] <KING> Wubi looks like just what I need
[02:02] <sebsebseb> gwkalrod: no it won't, since 9.04 is not a LTS
[02:02] <bootui> 9.04 isn't three years though
[02:02] <gwkalrod> oh, really? i need to pay more attention
[02:02] <bootui> i'm sticking with 8.0.4
[02:02] <sebsebseb> KING: I woudn't normalley recommend wubi
[02:02] <KING> Why?
[02:02] <gwkalrod> *doesn't use ubuntu for support anyways*
[02:03] <sebsebseb> KING: ,because it puts Ubuntu inside your Windows file system in a section, and so if your Windows is defragmented or goes wrong, then Ubuntu does as well
[02:03] <sebsebseb> KING: if Windows is slow, then Ubuntu probably will be as well
[02:03] <bootui> i noticed 8.0.4 has kernel updates too.. so there isn't a problem with hardware either. and if something breaks i can just select an older kernel from the grub menu.
[02:03] <sebsebseb> KING: also a virtual machine is cool,  having it inside Windows, being able to use both at same time, but wubi is closer to a real proper install
[02:03] <hanasaki> anyone used blueman ?  hows it work for you and is there a apt-get package I can get?
[02:03] <jeff__> I can't get my laptop to run on battery power... It just turns off when I unplug it... I know the battery is good, cuz it's brand new... Is there a way to emulate the "ac unplug" event?
[02:03] <sebsebseb> KING: and I would recommend installing 8.04 or 9.04 not 8.10
[02:04] <KING> Hmm, I think I might try virtual machine, I've done that before with miniXP
[02:04] <KING> And if I recall I avoided burning
[02:04] <sebsebseb> KING: 9.04 is released this Thursday
[02:04] <ealing> HI
[02:04] <Neaai> sebsebseb: what's wrong with 8.10 ?
[02:04] <BlackCoffee> where can i get the default partition manager for ubuntu 8.10?
[02:04] <KING> Okay, I'll get all the software ready for a virtual machine and wait til thursday
[02:04] <sebsebseb> Neaai: it's pretty much pointless now,  because  it hardly has any differences from 8.04, and 9.04 is released this Thursday
[02:05] <sebsebseb> Neaai: can't do  the Ext4 file system in 8.10 also
[02:05] <Neaai> sebsebseb: ah i see
[02:05] <arkanabar> BlackCoffee, gparted should be in the system menu.
[02:05] <BlackCoffee> ah it's gparted
[02:05] <KING> Can anyone give me a link on installing Ubuntu as a virtual machine?
[02:05] <BlackCoffee> arkanabar: thanks
[02:05] <KING> Also, thanks for helping, you guys
[02:05] <sebsebseb> KING: nah, but I can tell you what to do
[02:06] <KING> Okay
[02:06] <hanasaki> why is it that nm-applet only shows up in the first account on the box that logs in and not the others that log in at the same time?
[02:06] <mattyb> quick question; i'm trying to copy web pages to /var/www
[02:06] <KING> How much HDD space do I need?
[02:06] <sebsebseb> KING: get Virtualbox first http://www.virtualbox.org
[02:06] <sebsebseb> KING: not much
[02:06] <gwkalrod> is ext4 backwards compatible with all ext3 stuff?
[02:06] <KING> Okay, i have like 20 gigs free
[02:06] <sebsebseb> KING: 1GB or  2GB
[02:06] <Sheezy> Hm
[02:06] <mattyb> it keeps saying 'cp: cannot create regular file '/var/www/index.html': Permission denied'
[02:06] <Sheezy> Its still acting screwy
[02:06] <KING> Okay, that's cool
[02:06] <mattyb> i have to sudo it; how can i fix this?
[02:06] <jeff__> does anyone know how to manually switch to battery power?
[02:06] <sebsebseb> gwkalrod: uhmmmm  that's now how file systems work
[02:06] <dn4> !experimental
[02:06] <Sheezy> Is there a way to paste commands into terminal?
[02:07] <dn4> !tesitng
[02:07] <gwkalrod> sheezy right-click paste
[02:07] <LjL> !fishing
[02:07] <sebsebseb> gwkalrod: you can move stuff from an Ext3 to an Ext4 sure etc,  find out more in #ubuntu+1
[02:07] <BlackCoffee> i seem to have a problem with gparted,i can open it (sudo gparted) but i can't resize the partitions,the option is like grayed out
[02:07] <KING> Oh shit, virtualbox says it's gonna take a while
[02:07] <KING> What do I do after it downloads?
[02:07] <bootui> does anybody know if frostwire supports ipods on linux?
[02:07] <gwkalrod> seb: eariler you said something about making ext3 compatible with ext4, which didn't make sense to me, which is why i asked, but ty
[02:07] <sebsebseb> KING: install it
[02:07] <Neaai> BlackCoffee: because they are in use most probably
[02:08] <dying_hdd> hey guys, i'm trying to mount a corrupt external hard drive, but it tells me 'does not contain a valid partition table'. what can i do?
[02:08] <KING> Okay, is it free?
[02:08] <bacon1989> sheezy: use shift+insert
[02:08] <sebsebseb> gwkalrod: something can be done to Ext3, for partial Ext4 suppourt, but  it's  best to clean install for  Ext4
[02:08] <sebsebseb> KING: yep
[02:08] <KING> Sweet, what do I do after I've installed it?
[02:08] <BlackCoffee> mmm
[02:08] <sebsebseb> KING: it's a nice easy to use graphical program
[02:09] <KING> Okay
[02:09] <sebsebseb> KING: rather straight forward
[02:09] <sebsebseb> KING: oh that's a point how much RAM you got?
[02:09] <KING> 768 shared graphics
[02:09] <KING> I'm on a laptop
[02:09] <sebsebseb> KING: 768MB RAM?
[02:09] <jeff__> are there any acpi experts in the house?
[02:09] <KING> Yeah
[02:09] <KING> a 512 and a 256
[02:09] <sebsebseb> KING: yeah should be able to virtual machine with that,  maybe be a bit slow though
[02:10] <KING> My graphics absolutely sucks so I don't plan on running anything RAM heavy
[02:10] <arkanabar> I've reformatted my slave disk, and now I can't find it to mount it.  What do I do?
[02:10] <kolby> I want to work on a bug.
[02:10] <Sheezy> It there an equivelent to ctrl-f for terminal?
[02:10] <sebsebseb> KING: installer is rather straight forward, but when making the virtual hard disk, make sure it's  dynamically expanding and put like 20GB as the size.   the size is just  what the VM thinks it has.   so you could even put like 2TB  which is an option in virtualbox, even though you won't have a 2TB hard disk
[02:10] <Sheezy> I'm trying to find something in a list on it
[02:11] <KING> Okay
[02:11] <KING> Gah, it still says 1 hour left
[02:11] <sebsebseb> KING: in a way 8.04 would be pretty sweet to vm,  because then you could install KDE3 from repo :)
[02:11] <KING> Slow download
[02:11] <KING> What's KDE?
[02:11] <sebsebseb> !kde
[02:11] <Sheezy> Uh
[02:11] <Neaai> arkanabar: sudo fdisk -l
[02:12] <Neaai> arkanabar: see what you get
[02:12] <Sheezy> Little help here
[02:12] <KING> Okay, how does that affect me, lol?
[02:12] <sebsebseb> KING: never done Linux before?
[02:12] <KING> No
[02:12] <Sheezy> Can someone please tell me?
[02:12] <sebsebseb> KING: ok well then I am not even going to bother  explaining about KDE now
[02:13] <Sheezy> Please?
[02:13] <BlackCoffee> so,how do i use gparted,do i have to boot the live cd in order to change/create/resize partitions?
[02:13] <KING> Is it easier to install Linux while running Linux?
[02:13] <sebsebseb> KING: altough I will say,  basically  KDE is a differnet graphical user interface, from what you get in Ubuntu
[02:13] <gabimich> Sheezy, what?
[02:13] <lexvegas> Sheezy: pipe it into grep
[02:13] <Neaai> BlackCoffee: yes
[02:13] <KING> Okay
[02:13] <histo> BlackCoffee: you just have to have the partitions unmounted.
[02:13] <anon1232> Sheezy: Is grep what you're looking for?
[02:13] <Sheezy> How do I find a certain string in terminal
[02:13] <sebsebseb> KING: Linux is about choice, there are loads of apps, for the same task
[02:13] <Sheezy> I'm trying to find something in a list
[02:13] <BlackCoffee> Neaai;aha
[02:13] <histo> Sheezy: string in what?
[02:13] <BlackCoffee> i c
[02:13] <Neaai> Sheezy: string where? in a file ?
[02:13] <BlackCoffee> sounds kinda risky
[02:13] <KING> Can Linux blue screen?
[02:13] <Sheezy> In a list on terminal
[02:14] <lexvegas> Sheezy: IE: lspci | grep XXXXX
[02:14] <Sheezy> Like ctrl f in windows
[02:14] <sebsebseb> KING: nope
[02:14] <histo> BlackCoffee: so if you are resizing / you need to boot something else in the mena time
[02:14] <gwkalrod> linux can crash, but it's crash screen isn't blue =D
[02:14] <jon23d> when changing the background of menu bars to a color or a png, the icons of running programs then go transparent too and are unable to read until I activate the window or hover over them, is there a way to prevent this behaviour?  I'm using compiz fusion & emerald
[02:14] <sebsebseb> BlackCoffee: yeah you need to be on a  Live CD such as the UBuntu CD  that has Gparted, to  resize partitions
[02:14] <Ben90> gwkalrod
[02:14] <sebsebseb> BlackCoffee: or  figure out how to use commands to do partitions intead :d
[02:14] <Ben90> mount: special device /dev/sdc1 does not exist
[02:14] <raulh> hey everyone i'm having problems with musicbox not (ripping) the music from the CD anyone have some tips or help
[02:14] <Neaai> BlackCoffee: not really. gpartted will work the same and that's what you want, not to work on mounted partitions
[02:15] <BlackCoffee> sebsebseb: that ain't gonna happen hehe,i'm a lazy reader
[02:15] <histo> BlackCoffee: which partition are you trying to resize?
[02:15] <BlackCoffee> the main one
[02:15] <sebsebseb> KING: Linux  distros basically never crash, unless  the hardware is failing,  which is one reason why  most of the Internet is hosted on computers running Linux
[02:15] <Ben90> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d11bafb9
[02:15] <gwkalrod> ben90: paste into irc the command you send and get that error
[02:15] <BlackCoffee> i have to free space and create a partition for windows cp sp3
[02:15] <KING> Okay
[02:15] <histo> BlackCoffee: yeah just boot to the install cd and resize.
[02:15] <BlackCoffee> ok,thanks guys,will do it now
[02:16] <KING> Do I have to give the Virtual Machine some of my RAM, or will it automatically share it?
[02:16] <anon1232> sheezy   ctrl-f probably won't work, but if the command that generated the list is <cmd> and you want to find a linde of text including  <key> then <cmd> | grep <key> might help you
[02:16] <sebsebseb> KING: just use the default for  the  virtual memory
[02:16] <KING> Okay
[02:16] <Ben90> gwkalrod
[02:16] <Ben90> go to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d11bafb9
[02:16] <Sheezy> It wont let me enter commands, its a list produced by "lspci -v | less"
[02:16] <sebsebseb> KING: and I already mentioned the  thing that you should know about
[02:17] <KING> That 20gb thing?
[02:17] <sebsebseb> KING: regarding the virtual hard disk yeah
[02:17] <anon1232> sheezy replace <less> with <grep thingyou'relookingfor>
[02:17] <sebsebseb> KING: yeah that and  dynamically expanding which it should be by default
[02:17] <Neaai> Sheezy: lspci -v | grep yourwordhere
[02:17] <lexvegas> Sheezy: instead of piping it into less, pipe it into grep
[02:17] <KING> Should I run 8.04 on my VM or wait til 9.04?
[02:18] <sebsebseb> KING: try 8.10 in a vm, and do 8.04 as well, and install KDE3 into that vm :)
[02:18] <Sheezy> Didnt work
[02:18] <lexvegas> lspci -v | grep XXXX
[02:18] <KING> Okay
[02:18] <sebsebseb> KING: then you can put 9.04 on for real
[02:18] <sebsebseb> KING: once it's been released
[02:18] <lexvegas> Sheezy: where xxxx is what you are looking for
[02:18] <anon1232> sheezay You could also try typing"/thingyou'relookingfor" in less
[02:18] <KING> Will it be easier to install Ubuntu if I'm doing it off my Ubuntu VM?
[02:19] <Sheezy> Well, lspci -v | less returns all things it recognizes is connected to the motherboard
[02:19] <KING> Like, with software and all
[02:19] <Sheezy> and i'm trying to find the sound device
[02:19] <sebsebseb> KING: to install Ubuntu  onto the computer for real,  you need a working Live CD really, but there are other ways it can be installed as well
[02:19] <KING> Maybe I'll just end up ordering one, or asking around for a friend's one
[02:19] <lexvegas> Sheezy:  lspci -v | grep sound
[02:19] <lexvegas> Sheezy: that might work
[02:19] <gwkalrod> ben90: your trying to mount sdc1, correct? what command did you use
[02:20] <Sheezy> Lex
[02:20] <Sheezy> I tried it
[02:20] <Sheezy> nothing
[02:20] <Ben90> 1 sec.
[02:20] <Sheezy> bash: lspci -v : command not found
[02:20] <Sheezy> bash:  grep: command not found
[02:20] <Sheezy> is what it gave
[02:20] <Neaai> Sheezy: lspci -v | grep -A 5 Audio
[02:20] <piukeman> hi to all ... is there a way to add more plugins to totem
[02:20] <Ben90> it still says "mount: special device /dev/sdc1 does not exist
[02:20] <Ben90> "
[02:20] <jeff__> anyone know how to change the state of the ac plug?
[02:20] <gwkalrod> ben90: what command are you using?
[02:21] <Ben90> sudo mount
[02:21] <jeff__> using like echo state:offline or somethign?
[02:21] <Sheezy> Nope
[02:21] <Sheezy> Nothing
[02:21] <lexvegas> Sheezy: you could try lspci -v > lspci.txt   then open it in whatever program you desire and search for it
[02:21] <gwkalrod> tell me exactly what you send, the whole line
[02:21] <qiaoqian> piukeman : totem is headache for me , I use mplayer instead
[02:21] <``y7> i would like to install debian on half of my hdd and ubuntu on the other half. will these two operating systems conflict with each other? Also, is there anything special I need to know about setting them up?
[02:21] <lexvegas> Sheezy: such as firefox
[02:21] <Sheezy> Lexvegas: bash: lspci -v : command not found
[02:21] <Neaai> Sheezy: but you sdo have an audio device ?
[02:21] <redsnyper> Hello all, I am back.
[02:21] <lexvegas> Sheezy: or openoffice
[02:21] <deb-eater88> How do i install ntfs3g o  in order to have read write access to my windows xp partiton/
[02:21] <piukeman> qiaoqian, for me to ...
[02:22] <Sheezy> Neaai thats what I'm trying to check
[02:22] <deb-eater88> How do i install ntfs3g o  in order to have read write access to my windows xp partition/
[02:22] <Sheezy> to see if thats the root of my sound problems
[02:22] <Neaai> Sheezy: hmm. no "lspci" command ?
[02:22] <Ben90> gwkalrod?
[02:22] <Sheezy> Yeah, odd.
[02:22] <Neaai> Sheezy: sudo lspci
[02:22] <gwkalrod> ben90: can you tell em the whole command yous end? like, sudo /mount .... ?
[02:22] <qiaoqian> piukeman : Most of the plugin is not free(money)
[02:22] <redsnyper> Gwkalrod, I may have asked about the wrong thing earlier.  I need my Wireless Card to communicate to my router....
[02:22] <Ben90> sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /media/stuff
[02:23] <Sheezy> Now to find sound in that list
[02:23] <lexvegas> Sheezy: i am starting my ubuntu laptop now, 1 sec
[02:23] <Sheezy> I'm trying to figure out whats with my sound problem
[02:23] <Neaai> Sheezy: sudo lspci -v | grep -A 5 Audio
[02:23] <gwkalrod> redsnyper: yeah, but I don't use wireless, so i couldn't tell you how to fix the card
[02:23] <Sheezy> You see, I'm running 8.10 and after a while the sound just quits
[02:23] <Sheezy> and I have to reboot to get it back
[02:24] <Ben90> gwkalrod?
[02:24] <darkvertex> deb-eater88: ntfs-3g is usually installed by default
[02:24] <Ben90> should i reboot?
[02:24] <Sheezy> Nothing
[02:24] <anon1232> Sheezy: try this
[02:24] <Ben90> gwkalrod?
[02:25] <anon1232> Issue the command: lshw | less
[02:25] <gwkalrod> ben90ben, sec
[02:25] <deb-eater88> darkvertex: How would I go about mounting /dev/sda1 as /windows
[02:25] <Ben90> ok
[02:25] <anon1232> then type exatly the following line and press enter
[02:25] <redsnyper1> I hope someone here can help me out with getting my wireless internal card to communicate with my router on UBUNTU
[02:25] <anon1232> "/snd"
[02:25] <anon1232> but without the quotes
[02:25] <mathewedison> Eya guys anybody know how to kickstart an rt73 driver so I can get my linksys adapter to work?
[02:25] <Sheezy> Hm, anon1232?
[02:25] <Schiz0|SD> Hey. I'm having problems installing Ubuntu. I'm booting off a CD of 8.10. I selected "Install Ubuntu" and it shows the loading screen with the bar going back and forth, then it freezes up and nothing happens. Is there a debugging window or anything? I tried alt+f2, but it didn't do anything
[02:26] <Sheezy> oh
[02:26] <darkvertex> deb-eater88: create directory /windows then sudo mount /dev/sda1 /windows -o rw,user
[02:26] <Sheezy> sorry didnt see
[02:26] <Sheezy> uh
[02:26] <Sheezy> No such directory
[02:26] <Sheezy> ah
[02:26] <smil3y> Schiz0|SD,   how much ram on the machine
[02:26] <Sheezy> wait
[02:26] <Sheezy> fuck,
[02:26] <FloodBot1> Sheezy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:26] <LjL> !language
[02:26] <Sheezy> Now
[02:26] <Schiz0|SD> smil3y: 1 GB
[02:26] <Sheezy> to find that in the list
[02:27] <LjL> Sheezy: please DO mind your use of Enter.
[02:27] <mathewedison> Eya guys anybody know how to kickstart an rt73 driver so I can get my linksys adapter to work?
[02:27] <anon1232> /
[02:27] <smil3y> Schiz0|SD,   you try no acpi boot or alt cd?
[02:27] <Sheezy> So anon, it gave me a list
[02:27] <anon1232> /snd in less should find your audio
[02:27] <Sheezy> ah
[02:27] <Schiz0|SD> how do I try the no acpi boot? I did not try the alt CD (yet)
[02:27] <lexvegas> Sheezy: this worked to find mine:  lspci -v | grep Audio
[02:27] <Sheezy> Pattern not found press RETURN
[02:27] <anon1232> or it might find my beer, either way really
[02:28] <Sheezy> Lex, that didnt work
[02:28] <Ben90> !beer anon1232
[02:28] <smil3y> Schiz0|SD,   its one of the options when you boot the cd, should be a few of them
[02:28] <brutus> what's the x server channel
[02:28] <Sheezy> Ben
[02:28] <gwkalrod> ben90: sdc1 is a hard drive?
[02:28] <Sheezy> Wouldnt it be
[02:28] <lexvegas> Sheezy: then i dont know what to do, sorry
[02:28] <Sheezy> !beer |anon1232
[02:28] <Sheezy> right
[02:28] <Neaai> brutus: try #xorg  ?
[02:28] <Ben90> yes it is my 60 GB hard drive
[02:28] <mrMister83> I'm having trouble setting up the native resolution of my monitor, I've tried using the NVIDIA settings and I've tried editing my xorg.conf file. It's here http://paste.ubuntu.com/153750/ would anyone mind looking and telling me why it's not taking?
[02:28] <darkvertex> mount
[02:29] <darkvertex> oops
[02:29] <gwkalrod> ben90: internal or external?
[02:29] <Ben90> internal
[02:29] <Sheezy> Is there a way to check if ALSA is working fully?
[02:29] <brutus> Neaai, thanks
[02:29] <Sheezy> I think its a problem with ALSA i'm having since when my sound quits and I have it test sound on ALSA it gives me an error
[02:30] <Neaai> Sheezy: by those commands, so far i'd say you don't have a sound card at all. lshw normally does a listing of the hardware
[02:30] <Sheezy> I do have a sound card, its just evidently it isnt recognizing the soundcard
[02:30] <anon1232> Usually the error would indicate that it isn't quite working right.
[02:31] <dying_hdd> can i write files through terminal to a samba share?
[02:31] <gwkalrod> ben90: i'm stumped
[02:31] <brutus> anyone familiar with Xlib programming here?
[02:31] <gwkalrod> sheezy: what sound card?
[02:32] <mathewedison> Anybody who can help me with rt74 drivers and ndiswapper to get my linksys wlan aparter working on ubuntu server?
[02:32] <Sheezy> I forget the name, It's either integrated with my motherboard or its using my graphics card as it
[02:32] <Sheezy> I know the drivers are c-media something
[02:32] <histo> Sheezy: lspci will hsow you
[02:32] <Ben90> well i also tried putting it in /etc/fstab
[02:32] <Sheezy> That's the problem guys, it isnt recognizing it's there
[02:32] <gwkalrod> sheezy: did you get linux drivers for it?
[02:33] <histo> Sheezy: crystal media probably ac97 chipset but it should b eshowing in lspci
[02:33] <Neaai> brutus: for such programming it's useful to be in #linux and #debian and #xorg and what else you think related to Xlib
[02:33] <histo> !sound > Sheezy
[02:33] <dying_hdd> can i write files through terminal to a samba share?
[02:33] <histo> !who | Ben90
[02:33] <Sheezy> ALSA seems to be working
[02:34] <mathewedison> eya guys, who can help me with rt74 drivers and ndiswapper to get my linksys wlan aparter working on ubuntu server?
[02:34] <histo> dying_hdd: you can send them through ssh also if you want
[02:34] <mathewedison> correction rt73 drivers*
[02:34] <mankash> how to install jar file?
[02:34] <histo> dying_hdd: there is smbclient which is like an ftp type app fro smb shares
[02:35] <Sheezy> Well
[02:35] <Sheezy> I'm going to see how things go
[02:35] <Sheezy> If my sound randomly quits again, I'll say
[02:35] <Sheezy> I may of resolved it, i duno
[02:36] <Neaai> Sheezy: does it happen when you do any playback or say, flash playback? or youtube ?
[02:36] <histo> Sheezy: areyou running jaunty?
[02:37] <Sheezy> I'm running intreped
[02:37] <mathewedison> Is there nobody who knows how to use rt73 drivers to get a wlan linksys adpater working on ubuntu server? :(
[02:37] <Sheezy> And it happens after some time
[02:37] <Sheezy> Anyway, I need to reboot pidgin
[02:37] <Sheezy> er
[02:37] <Sheezy> restart
[02:38] <mathewedison> Ok I'm off, I hope I get better luck tomorrow =(
[02:38] <mrMister83> Can someone help me with setting my resolution? xrandr gives me errors and my system doesn't use the settings found in my xorg.conf, which is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/153750/
[02:38] <Sheezy> Hmm
[02:39] <mythman> Just installed gnome-dockbar from a deb file how do I run it
[02:40] <Neaai> mrMister83: some rumours say that ubuntu has a different way for x and resolution than what is in /etc/X11/xorg.conf. Or extends/overrides it, not sure
[02:40] <histo> deepinside: you can also mount samba shares
[02:40] <histo> Sheezy: are you running jaunty?
[02:41] <Sheezy> No
[02:41] <Sheezy> oh for christs sake
[02:41] <Sheezy> I think I found the root of the problem
[02:41] <histo> mythman: try hitting alt + F2 and typing in gnome-dockbar  or you can hunt around in the applications menus
[02:42] <Sheezy> Kino may be the root of the problem
[02:42] <Sheezy> it just crashed while playing a sound file and now its stuck looping it
[02:43] <gwkalrod> what are the odds I could get an x-fi working under ubuntu?
[02:43] <Sheezy> so I guess when the sound quit
[02:43] <Sheezy> it was actually it just looping silence
[02:43] <dying_hdd> anyone here used ddrescue?
[02:43] <Neaai> Sheezy: something similar happens to me with flash media. I know it's a plugin thing for flash video
[02:44] <Neaai> gwkalrod: what x-fi ?
[02:44] <Neaai> what is*
[02:44] <gwkalrod> neaai: fatality
[02:44] <Sheezy> I need to restart
[02:44] <c4pt> is ubuntu i386 36bit by default or do i have to add PAE options to the kernel somehow?
[02:44] <Sheezy> brb
[02:44] <ml> hi
[02:44] <lstarnes> c4pt: it's 32-bit
[02:45] <dying_hdd> gwkalrod: not bad odds
[02:45] <c4pt> lstarnes, so how do i added PAE to the kernel?
[02:45] <dying_hdd> but your mileage may vary
[02:45] <gwkalrod> dying_hdd, cool, i'll try then
[02:45] <dying_hdd> i'd recommend the alsa way
[02:45] <Neaai> and what is fatality? lol
[02:45] <lstarnes> c4pt: I'm not sure
[02:45] <dying_hdd> though it will probably require you to .. recompile the kernel
[02:45] <dying_hdd> unless things have changed
[02:46] <dying_hdd> this is as of a year ago
[02:46] <lstarnes> c4pt: it may be better to use the amd64 version of ubuntu
[02:46] <dying_hdd> anyone here used dd_rescue?
[02:47] <histo> c4pt: pae is not built in you'd have to recompile I believe. Server kernel has pae I believe.
[02:47] <Barridus> anyone know how to get the terminal service client to stop trying to pop back up again when closing the window?
[02:47] <ratius> has anyone ever tried ssh tunnelling MySQL with 1and1 webhost? I know that ssh tunnelling is possible when the MySQL server is on the remote machine but how can u make another forward when the MySQL server is accessible only in the remote's host network (through private DNS)
[02:47] <c4pt> histo, oh ok
[02:48] <Sheezy> Well
[02:48] <Sheezy> Thanks for the help guys
[02:48] <dying_hdd> has anyone here tried to rescue data from a corrupt hdd thru Ubuntu?
[02:48] <Sheezy> I figured out what it was, though
[02:48] <Sheezy> just kino being screwy
[02:49] <Schiz0|SD> Hm, I tried using noacpi but the install is still freezing up. It's saying things like "Buffer I/O error on sr0" and "Buffer I/O error on sda1"
[02:49] <Schiz0|SD> i know sda is the HDD, but what's sr?
[02:49] <Neaai> dying_hdd: i have but quite a while ago
[02:49] <Sheezy> So is there any way to cancel all sounds that are going?
[02:49] <Sheezy> in case this happens again?
[02:50] <Neaai> dying_hdd: tried dd_rescue and got what i could with it, tried other stuff too and got what I could with those too
[02:50] <dying_hdd> Neaai: i'm currently copying the disc image of the corrupt HDD to a spare HDD but this seems to be taking forever. will something bad happen if i just reboot now (without stopping it..)
[02:50] <dying_hdd> i'm using dd_rescue right now as well
[02:50] <Neaai> dying_hdd: you have that hd mounted ?
[02:50] <dying_hdd> no
[02:51] <dying_hdd> it doesn't mount
[02:51] <Neaai> dying_hdd: try killing the process
[02:51] <dying_hdd> i'm using dd_rescue to create a disc image
[02:51] <dying_hdd> ok
[02:51] <smil3y> Schiz0|SD,    cd rom
[02:52] <smil3y> Schiz0|SD,   youve got cd or cd rom problems, you test the media?
[02:52] <Saladin> Okay, I have a problem in that my wlan card does not seem to be working in 8.10: No wireless networks show from the network manager options and when I manually input the network information via "Connect to Hidden wireless network" nothing happens either. Any ideas for assistance?
[02:53] <Schiz0|SD> smil3y: It's the official CD that Ubuntu sent me for free
[02:53] <Neaai> dying_hdd: there's this cd which boots off and has a lot of utils in it. many hd related software. it's called hiren bootcd
[02:53] <Schiz0|SD> I didn't burn it
[02:53] <Schiz0|SD> I'll try downloading the alt CD and burning it myself
[02:53] <Neaai> dying_hdd: search the web for it and get the iso. it might help you a lot
[02:54] <smil3y> Schiz0|SD,   well if you check it and it has no errors/fingerprints/scratches then your cd drive is
[02:54] <smil3y> Schiz0|SD,  bad maybe
[02:55] <Gobby> How do i run Desklets? I am looking on gnome-look.org and i really like a so called desklet. What do i need to run it?
[02:56] <Lyth1> Where can I find a list of linux-compatible scanners
[02:56] <tripitakit> Saladin, does ifconfig lists a wlan0 item?
[02:56] <Gobby>  How do i run Desklets? I am looking on gnome-look.org and i really like a so called desklet. What do i need to run it?
[02:56] <Gobby> * t
[02:57] <greg_> i cant connect to my wifi, should i just post on forums?
[02:57] <Neaai> greg_: you could before and not now ?
[02:57] <greg_> nope, i just installed ubuntu the other day
[02:58] <Neaai> greg_: what wifi card do you have ?
[02:58] <Neaai> greg_: you just might need the drivers
[02:58] <Gobby> Can i use a screenlets program to run a desklet
[02:58] <greg_> i have a linksys PCI card
[02:58] <greg_> one sec on the actual name
[02:59] <smil3y> Lyth1,   http://www.sane-project.org/sane-supported-devices.html
[02:59] <Lyth1> thank you
[03:00] <Railer> I'm pretty sure I know the answer already I want to set up a lamp server, but I want a GUI. Should I go ubuntu desktop and add LAMP, or Ubuntu server and add a GUI?
[03:00] <Saladin> Railer: Install desktop. Much easier
[03:00] <greg_> its a Linksys Wireless-G PCI Network Adapter with SpeedBooster
[03:00] <alek66> hello can Anyone recomend me a itunes music server to run ubuntu server??
[03:00] <saki> Install Server. Much lighter.
[03:01] <tritium> alek66: mt-daapd
[03:01] <Neaai> greg_: what chipset is it ?
[03:01] <alek66> tritium:
[03:01] <alek66> tritium:  in thier web paged thay say that is a beta
[03:01] <greg_> how do i tell?
[03:01] <Railer> ok I thought that, then I can install the LAMP I want, and it's a pretty solid system so the lightness is not that important
[03:01] <c4pt> so ubuntu i386 server has highmem support? what exactly is the ram limit on ubuntu server i386?
[03:01] <alek66> tritium: do you use it?¿ i have some doubs
[03:02] <alek66> doubts
[03:02] <Railer> 64 bit dual core, 4G ram
[03:02] <tritium> alek66: I have used it.  It is quite nice.
[03:02] <c4pt> ??
[03:02] <Neaai> greg_: lspci | grep ireless
[03:03] <alek66> tritium:  once installed hoy do i added it as my libreary on my itunes (i am also running itunes on an mac)
[03:03] <tritium> alek66: I don't recall off the top of my head.  Once installed, read the docs in /usr/share/doc/mt-daapd.  There is a config file under /etc you'll want to edit, as well, to suit your needs.
[03:04] <greg_> what should i do once i know what chip set i have, because i cant boot ubuntu atm
[03:04] <c4pt> so ubuntu i386 server has highmem support? what exactly is the ram limit on ubuntu server i386? ??
[03:04] <alek66> tritium does it work using a web interface? can i use it in any OS? I dont understand why does it appear as "coming soon" for mac
[03:05] <jordanl> i replaced my memory recently after experiencing random crashes (and running memtest), but i had upgraded to 9.04 RC just before the replacement
[03:05] <jordanl> should i be worried about a messed up system now
[03:05] <alek66> tritium:  Support for Mac OSX (coming soon!)
[03:05] <jordanl> and can i do any kind of global package rebuild to ensure system integrity
[03:05] <tritium> alek66: I don't know about the Mac OS version.
[03:06] <alek66> tritium:  i want to run it under linux and use it with mac
[03:06] <tritium> alek66: ok
[03:07] <tritium> Unknown_Exceptio: please stop the nick-changing spam
[03:08] <Neaai> greg_: find the chipset and then do some searching around the net or come here to ask. my wifi is an atheros for eg, there is a driver in ubuntu for it but for some reason doesn't work.
[03:08] <Neaai> greg_: i had to get another driver, compile it, and use that one instead
[03:08] <greg_> alright, thanks
[03:08] <Neaai> greg_: that's what im using now :)
[03:09] <alek66> tritium: i will try and then post some results
[03:09] <Railer> another question go 8.04 vs 8.10?
[03:09] <n8tuser> 8.04
[03:10] <Railer> why more stable?
[03:10] <n8tuser> yes
[03:10] <n8tuser> LTS
[03:10] <Railer> ok
[03:11] <Railer> and one more question it has Desktop/Server/Alternate whats Alternate?
[03:12] <reefer> hey
[03:12] <reefer> how do i make ubuntu auto find the wireless connections around
[03:12] <reefer> that are avaible
[03:13] <reefer> anyone?
[03:14] <etfb> reefer: I'm using Kubuntu, but I found that networkmanager in either system is a piece of crap.  I recommend wicd instead.  Much quicker, more responsive, not a useless piece of slow, flakey abandonware.
[03:15] <tinker> Hi.  Im using the latest Ubuntu & Firefox.  I tried watching "Lost" via hulu and abc.com.   It told me I need firefox for windows.  Manipulating my useragent string only got me a blank screen.  The ABC site said they use "movie media" plugin.   Is there anyway I can ubuntu & firefox work around that
[03:16] <opticalmouse> hi everyone
[03:16] <c4pt> so ubuntu i386 server has highmem support? what exactly is the ram limit on ubuntu server i386? ??
[03:16] <reefer> wine
[03:16] <opticalmouse> did any one having a problem with panel edit menu?
[03:17] <Lando-SpacePimp> 8[03:17] <kohlrak> how do i use chown to set all users as the owner of all the files in a particular folder?
[03:18] <Lyth1> Are there any other linux drivers besides sane? They support almost nothing
[03:22] <alek66> anyone interfaced a HD44780 to parallel?
[03:23] <kkll> Hey guys. whats the command to update from command line agian?
[03:23] <zed> upgrade you mean ?
[03:24] <kkll> Yes sorry
[03:24] <kkll> To check for and download the latest security updates, etc.
[03:24] <zed> oh
[03:24] <zed> sudo apt-get update
[03:25] <zed> will check for updates
[03:25] <kkll> Ah I thought it was that.
[03:25] <prohna> anyone know if theres a way to stream justin.tv or ustream through vlc or something else?
[03:25] <zed> and sudo apt-get upgrade
[03:25] <kkll> That will download security updates and stuff?
[03:25] <zed> will install them
[03:25] <opticalmouse> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[03:25] <opticalmouse> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[03:25] <kkll> And it won't upgrade me from 8 04 ?
[03:26] <Neaai> c4pt: 4G
[03:26] <c4pt> Neaai, only 4gb?
[03:26] <kkll> apt-get upgrade will not upgrade my ubuntu installation?
[03:27] <kkll> to 8.10 or 9.04?
[03:27] <Neaai> c4pt: you'd need the bigmem kernel for managing more
[03:27] <zed> i dont think so kkll
[03:27] <c4pt> Neaai, what is the ram limit on bigmem kernel?
[03:27] <zed> it would ask you before doing it anyway
[03:28] <kkll> Can anybody confirm this?
[03:29] <zed> theres a different command to upgrade distro
[03:29] <mkasson> how can I change from the ver of open office that comes with Ubuntu to the new (3.0?) version?
[03:29] <sebsebseb> mkasson: a ppa, but 9.04 is out this Thursday, and that has 3.0 by default
[03:30] <zed> ive seen some tutorials if you use google
[03:30] <sebsebseb> mkasson: of course for full suppourt for the optional Ext4 file system  you need to clean install.  Ext3 is  default
[03:30] <mkasson> sebsebseb, normal release of 9.04? or RC/beta/etc?
[03:30] <sebsebseb> mkasson: yes the final release of 9.04
[03:30] <mkasson> wow cool
[03:30] <sebsebseb> mkasson: ,but the thing I just said regarding Ext4
[03:31] <mkasson> hmmm, I don't think I mind scraping the whole sys
[03:31] <sebsebseb> mkasson: yeah and then you got to set up your partitions manualley and  do Ext4
[03:31] <sebsebseb> mkasson: since guided would just put on Ext3's
[03:31] <mkasson> though I am reminded of a program/script I had suggested maybe a year or so ago on launchpad...
[03:33] <mkasson> it was a prog to help people save all the (relevant) files in /etc, /etc/samba, etc, then allow install, then put all the files back
[03:33] <mkasson> very much inspired by something I had seen in Damn Small Linux
[03:33] <sebsebseb> mkasson: oh right, well it's not exaclty hard to install stuff again
[03:33] <alek66> byeee
[03:33] <mkasson> not hard to do but you have to remember to grab everything
[03:33] <mkasson> cronjobs, etc
[03:34] <mkasson> user/group numbers
[03:34] <mkasson> I find it to be a lot of work sometimes
[03:34] <sebsebseb> mkasson: dpkg -l to see what you got installed
[03:34] <khange> hi
[03:34] <sebsebseb> khange: hi
[03:34] <khange> how areyou
[03:34] <igorsh> mkasson: you can easy backup all settings with rsync
[03:34] <mkasson> its not the progs.  thats only a little.  its all the little text files/scripts around
[03:35] <sebsebseb> mkasson: just copy it over?
[03:35] <ScottG> I'm thinking I will just stop using sessions and instead have sessions point to a sort of config file of my own that starts things. And I can control the order that they run and when they run with sleep. Can anyone see any problems with this?
[03:35] <ScottG> So I made a bash script and run it from Sessions but it doesnt run some of the programs. It runs the terminal and then a window and then nothing else
[03:35] <ScottG> oops pressed up
[03:35] <mkasson> of course, but this was to list,  save and restore all that "stuff"
[03:35] <ScottG> Anyways, here is the script http://pastebin.com/d30e0aabe
[03:36] <mkasson> you cant just copy "/etc"
[03:42] <h8red> hey
[03:43] <h8red> i just got classic shell scripting, is that a good beginning book on bash
[03:45] <igorsh> h8red: google for "advanced bash scripting guide" - it useful for beginner and for expireinced
[03:45] <h8red> is the one i have now good
[03:45] <h8red> or should i take it back
[03:45] <h8red> that  seemed to be the best thing the store had
[03:46] <tritium> igorsh: that is in the repos (abs-guide)
[03:46] <tritium> !info abs-guide
[03:46] <igorsh> h8red: the store? "advanced bash scripting guide" is free
[03:46] <tritium> h8red: sudo apt-get install abs-guide
[03:46] <h8red> i'm talking about the book i just got
[03:46] <skibur> hello
[03:47] <igorsh> oh, it is in repos. cool.
[03:47] <tritium> No need to even google it.
[03:47] <benschwarz> hey folks
[03:47] <benschwarz> is there a simple way to install a deb package yet push in some configure strings?
[03:47] <bad_cables> i have an emergency and i need to capture the memory from firefox right now
[03:48] <bad_cables> firefox is crashing and i need to recover a wav file it is storing in memory
[03:48] <bad_cables> firefox is using 106% of memory
[03:48] <exodus_ms> bad_cables, check /tmp
[03:48] <MyName> if i already have vista, shoul di still upgrade to win 7 ?
[03:49] <bad_cables> exodus_ms, what do i look for?
[03:49] <igorsh> MyName: are you sure that it is right questions on #ubuntu?
[03:49] <exodus_ms> bad_cables, are you streaming the wav file in firefox
[03:49] <MyName> Igneous, yes i am sure
[03:49] <bad_cables> well i was using the hobnox audiotool
[03:49] <bad_cables> unfortunately, they didnt do a good job of their save function
[03:49] <skibur> I recently installed KDE 4.  I didn't like it, so I uninstall it.  Now when ubuntu boots up, it goes straight to command line.  I need to login in and type "gdm"  How do I make it so that it just starts like it used to by booting into the Login Window Manager?
[03:50] <bad_cables> it is supposed to encode to ogg then upload but sometimes it is broken
[03:50] <bad_cables> so i was recording it to another laptop
[03:50] <bad_cables> but it crashed during playback
[03:50] <tritium> !enter | bad_cables
[03:50] <prikolchik> how do i set ACLOCAL_FLAGS when running a autogen.sh file?
[03:50] <tritium> MyName: ask in ##windows please.  You are offtopic here.
[03:50] <SgtNezzie> hi newb question here, i'm trying to install nginx ... so i'm typing sudo dpkg nginx_*  but i get this and i don't know what it means: dpkg: need an action option
[03:50] <h8red> ok i installed it
[03:51] <h8red> abs-guide
[03:51] <prikolchik> SgtNezzie: dpkg -i
[03:51] <SgtNezzie> thanks
[03:51] <igorsh> SgtNezzie: dpkg -i name_of_packet - it will be so
[03:51] <prikolchik> how do i set ACLOCAL_FLAGS when running a autogen.sh file?
[03:52] <SgtNezzie> so this is my frist time using ubuntu, am i correct in understanding no root?
[03:52] <h8red> I just installed advanced bash scripting guide, how do i view it?
[03:52] <bad_cables> there's only 25k in /tmp... where else would firefox/flash10 store a huge audio file?
[03:52] <sebsebseb> !noroot | SgtNezzie
[03:52] <tritium> prikolchik: please don't repeat every minute.
[03:52] <sebsebseb> !root | SgtNezzie
[03:52] <lstarnes> SgtNezzie: there is a root but is is locked.  You can use sudo to run programs as root
[03:53] <SgtNezzie> okay, can any user sudo?
[03:53] <prikolchik> tritium: as im understanding this should be a simple question?
[03:53] <sebsebseb> SgtNezzie: no only those in the admin/root group
[03:53] <lstarnes> SgtNezzie: only users in the admin group by default
[03:53] <tritium> SgtNezzie: no, only those in the admin group, which includes the first user account created.
[03:53] <bad_cables> where does firefox store its temp files?
[03:53] <SgtNezzie> okay cool thanks
[03:54] <igorsh> SgtNezzie: you can write in /etc/sudoers a permissions for using sudo for any user and any single program
[03:54] <victorhugo_> i'm with a problem with VNC. when i connect to the server, it shows a window, but empty. i can't do a thing with... how can a do gnome-session work?
[03:54] <n8tuser> bad_cables -> ever looked in ~/.mozilla/
[03:55] <tritium> igorsh: no, the proper method is to add users to the admin group.  /etc/sudoers is never edited manually.
[03:55] <tritium> Even if you want to edit /etc/sudoers, you use visudo.
[03:56] <igorsh> tritium: you are wrong. editing /etc/sudoers is a right way and adding user in admin group is just a following preinstalled settings
[03:56] <jdsandeson> anyone know how to get linux to mount a flash drive on boot
[03:56] <tritium> igorsh: no, that is incorrect.
[03:57] <prikolchik> jdsandeson: just insert it and it should automount?
[03:57] <jdsandeson> yes it dose once the machien is up
[03:57] <jdsandeson> i need it to be pluged in all the time
[03:57] <n8tuser> igorsh -> what tritium meant  is use the correct tool like visudo to edit it not directly with vim
[03:58] <asdf_n00b> hey. can anyone help me setting up my intel easy pc webcam?
[03:58] <tritium> n8tuser: no, I also meant that the proper way to add sudo priveleges in ubuntu is to add them to the amdin group.
[03:58] <igorsh> n8tuser: i think that he mean not to edit that file at all
[03:58] <prikolchik> jdsandeson: er... u mean it doesnt mount if u plugin a flash drive when computer off and then turn on pc and it doesnt mount?
[03:58] <jdsandeson> yes
[03:58] <tritium> igorsh: yes, there is no need to edit that file for granting sudo priveleges.
[03:59] <n8tuser> tritium -> but not all sduo commands require admin priviledges, so it doesnt mean everyone has to be a member of admin to use sudo
[03:59] <bad_cables> no, nothing in /.mozilla
[03:59] <jdsandeson> it is there but un mounted
[03:59] <igorsh> tritium: if I add user to admin group, he can run every command with root privileges
[03:59] <tritium> igorsh: incorrect
[03:59] <jdsandeson> this machien is going to be an embeded device
[03:59] <tritium> !sudo | igorsh -- Please read this:
[03:59] <igorsh> and with manual edit I can grant privileges only to run some programs
[04:00] <n8tuser> igorsh -> i dont know what you meant by manual editing, but you use a tool like visudo not vim directly
[04:00] <prikolchik> jdsandeson: try googling for "mount flash drive boot". I personally do not know
[04:00] <jdsandeson> yup provably a library trip
[04:01] <bad_cables> where would a flash10 page save a temp audio file in your system???
[04:01] <igorsh> эх, тяжело объяснять убунтятникам нафига вручную конфиги править.
[04:02] <igorsh> sorry for russian, i shall not say in it more
[04:02] <n8tuser> bad_cables -> most likely /tmp
[04:02] <bad_cables> i can get the firefox app to use a CPU down to 38% but then when i play it back it spikes past system capacity
[04:02] <bad_cables> n8tuser: there's nothing that big in there
[04:02] <bad_cables> n8tuser: 25k
[04:02] <n8tuser> bad_cables -> look around there,
[04:04] <bad_cables> n8tuser: nothing
[04:04] <asdf_n00b> Anyone got ideas on setting up a webcam in ubuntu?
[04:05] <sebsebseb> !webcam | asdf_n00b
[04:05] <sebsebseb> asdf_n00b: and theirs a program called cheese for testing them in
[04:06] <asdf_n00b> k thanks
[04:06] <n8tuser> bad_cables -> well if not there look somewhere in you ~/.mozilla  or ~/firefox i fyou have this dir
[04:06] <helpa1> sfg
[04:06] <DasEi> asdf_n00b: also see hardware fo your model,
[04:06] <DasEi> !hardware
[04:09] <victorhugo_> i'm with a problem with VNC. when i connect to the server, it shows a window, but empty. i can't do a thing with... how can a do gnome-session work?
[04:11] <tofu_logic> whats up dude?
[04:11] <hemanth> tofu_logic: sky
[04:12] <DasEi> victorhugo_: two ubuntu machines ?
[04:12] <victorhugo_> yes
[04:12] <victorhugo_> DasEi, yes
[04:13] <DasEi> victorhugo_: you set up the server on the on the one, know the portnumber and the password ?
[04:13] <tofu_logic> Has any one else had trouble getting the ipod touch 2g to work with rhythm box? Ubuntu keeps seeing it as a camera
[04:14] <victorhugo_> DasEi: Yes... The connection can be stabilished. But the window the appears does not show anything.
[04:14] <DasEi> victorhugo_: you can ping the other's host, no firewall is installed ?
[04:15] <victorhugo_> DasEi: let me try...
[04:16] <victorhugo_> DasEi: Yes, no firewall...
[04:16] <foxbuntu> Technoviking, ping
[04:17] <DasEi> victorhugo_: are the two pc's in the same network segment ?
[04:17] <victorhugo_> DasEi: No, they aren't.
[04:18] <DasEi> victorhugo_: so that might be your problem
[04:20] <victorhugo_> DasEi: The problem is that i cannot see anything in the window that open in my computer. I guess it's happening because i have made changes in the config file to show the gnome-sessio. not only the terminal...
[04:20] <victorhugo_> DasEi: but i don't know how to fix it. =/
[04:20] <DasEi> victorhugo_: what are the ip's of the two pc's to connect
[04:20] <victorhugo_> DasEi: oh! i remember
[04:20] <DasEi> ifconfig..
[04:21] <daftykins> heh victor hugo like the writer that lived in Guernsey eh ;)
[04:21] <daftykins> don't suppose you come from Guernsey victorhugo_ ? :)
[04:21] <sebsebseb> !ot
[04:21] <sebsebseb> altough  people talking about Guernsey is vaguely interesting here
[04:22] <daftykins> especially as i come from there and it may serve a purpose to setup a LUG
[04:22] <victorhugo_> DasEi: what happened: i was using the terminal in vnc, when i typed "exit" and everything was closed... =/
[04:22] <daftykins> have i spoken to you about it before sebsebseb ? rings a bell
[04:22] <victorhugo_> DasEi: what happened: i was using the **console in vnc, when i typed "exit" and everything was closed... =/
[04:22] <sebsebseb> yeah  Gurnsey the channel island,   who knows, there could be a place in  America called  Guernsey or something as well
[04:23] <daftykins> that's the one :)
[04:23] <DasEi> victorhugo_: first make sure the two machines can see each other
[04:23] <sebsebseb> daftykins: and no we haven't, you probably have just seen me in here before
[04:23] <Artelus> Hey
[04:23] <Artelus> how do you mount something from the filesystem?
[04:23] <Artelus> -Using the command line?
[04:23] <sebsebseb> !mount
[04:24] <sebsebseb> !fstab
[04:24] <Artelus> Well...I'm using Fluxbox, but in order to access my windows partition I have to log off and log into Gnome, and I don't want to do that
[04:24] <Artelus> Is there a way to mount a USB device with a command?
[04:24] <magichere> How to configure that use cairo to render a transparent window (I have support xgl ),i can use it in Gnome, but in xterm ,my window isn`t a transparent .  gtk.window.cairo_create()  need Aiglx or Compiz ?
[04:24] <victorhugo_> DasEi: i guess that they are, because i can do a ssh connection - which not shows a X window in my computer too.
[04:25] <DasEi> Artelus: yes, but you need ntfs support installed on that machine (if it isn't fat or else)
[04:25] <sebsebseb> daftykins: yeah maybe we talked about it in #ubuntu-uk
[04:25] <Artelus> My windows partition is NFTS
[04:26] <Artelus> I can mount automacally, using GNOME, but Fluxbox doesn't do it
[04:26] <usser> Artelus, sudo ntfs-3g /dev/[windows partition] /mountpoint
[04:26] <Technoviking> foxbuntu: yes
[04:26] <alesan> hi how do I install the sun java plugin for firefox in a 64bit environment?
[04:27] <Artelus> I'm trying to mount my camera right now
[04:27] <PRESTES> como partcipar
[04:27] <alesan> !java
[04:27] <Artelus> I connected my camera by USB, but I don't know the name of it
[04:27] <sebsebseb> !webcam
[04:27] <sebsebseb> !camera
[04:27] <usser> alesan, on intrepid sudo apt-get install icedtea6-plugin
[04:27] <Artelus> It's connected by USB. lol
[04:27] <Artelus> So will it be SBA1?
[04:27] <sebsebseb> !usb
[04:28] <sebsebseb> Artelus: digital camera or web cam?
[04:28] <Artelus> >_>
[04:28] <alesan> usser, what is exactly icedtea?
[04:28] <Artelus> Digital camera
[04:28] <usser> Artelus, sudo fdisk -l to get a list of your partitions
[04:28] <Artelus> with files inside of it
[04:28] <sebsebseb> Artelus: ok the bot is useless for those
[04:28] <victorhugo_> DasEi: x_x"
[04:28] <usser> alesan, opensourced java based on sun's sourcecode
[04:28] <Artelus> Ok
[04:28] <Artelus> how do I mount then?
[04:28] <Artelus> I have SDA1 through 6
[04:28] <alesan> usser, any way I can use Sun's? or they do not have a 64bit plugin?
[04:29] <usser> Artelus, cameras are tricky some of them are not mass storage device and you cant mount them
[04:29] <sebsebseb> Artelus: just open the partition from  /mnt or /media ???
[04:29] <RishiRamraj> Hi All. I'm currently having some hardware trouble with some apple bluetooth devices on startup. Doesn't seem to be documented online.
[04:29] <Artelus> My camera mounts by itself on Gnome
[04:29] <RishiRamraj>  In previous versions of ubuntu, clicking on my mouse would connect it automatically on startup, and same with the keyboard.
[04:29] <sebsebseb> Artelus: or computer
[04:29] <usser> alesan, sun doesnt have 64 bit plugin thats correct
[04:29] <sebsebseb> Artelus: uh yeah camera not partitions
[04:29] <Artelus> There's nothing in /media, just cd drives
[04:29] <DasEi> victorhugo_: ? so they can see each other, you start the server on one side from terminal, then what comes up ?
[04:29] <Artelus> -.- forget it then...i'll log into gnome to retreive my files
[04:30] <RishiRamraj> I'm currently running 9.04 and it seems that if I click on the mouse, it won't work. If I then click on the keyboard it will work and vice versa.
[04:30] <usser> Artelus, use something like digikam or fspot on gnome to get access to a camera
[04:30] <minazo> I just moved to a new ISP (we're on ASDL). The Windows machines run fine on the home network but my xubuntu machine "locks up" (keyboard will not do anything/mouse no good) *only* after I leave the machine idle for around 15- 30 minutes. Is this more of a network issue? Is there anything that Xbuntu might not "like" about an ASDL connection?  This is a weird problem. I just don't uderstand why something like that would happen.
[04:30] <sebsebseb> RishiRamraj: well you got  9.04 early, so  #ubuntu+1 for help
[04:30] <RishiRamraj> sebsebseb: will do :)
[04:30] <Artelus> usser: Gnome auto detects AND connects to the camera
[04:30] <planegenius> hey, new at this, i'm trying to install a .tar.gz file
[04:31] <planegenius> any help?
[04:31] <Artelus> usser: It just doesn't work while I'm on another program, like Fluxbox or XFCE
[04:31] <shiznebit> how would one go about programming the power button to run a script when pressed ? i have tried editing /etc/acpi/events/powerbtn. But ubuntu does not seem to respect those settings
[04:31] <samdaman> i can help you
[04:31] <sebsebseb> !tar | planegenius
[04:31] <shiznebit> the script if you are interested: http://paste.ubuntu.com/153788/
[04:31] <Artelus> Cya
[04:31] <chaqui> im currently running 9.04 with a computer that has a radeon x1200 graphics chip, jockey doesnt seem to recognize the hardware and when i try to install frglx it shuts down my pc what can i do?
[04:31] <victorhugo_> DasEi: i connect run xvncviewer, and when the window with the server's desktop appears, it is empty, because i have did "exit" in terminal... i just would like to see the gnome-session, but idon't know how.
[04:31] <usser> Artelus, gnome does a LOT of magic you cant expect a windows manager like fluxbox to do stuff that a full featured Desktop environment does
[04:31] <planegenius> thx
[04:32] <shiznebit> chaqui: cause fglrx doesn't support R500 and lesss
[04:32] <DasEi> victorhugo_: so the connection itself is etablished but you can see the remote desktop then ?
[04:32] <victorhugo_> DasEi: e.g., i can do a ssh connection with these computers
[04:32] <chaqui> it worked on 8.10
[04:33] <victorhugo_> DasEi: Yes, i can't
[04:33] <DasEi> victorhugo_: can you log in to the remote machine with the password / portnumber ?
[04:33] <shiznebit> chaqui: Yes but ati has stopped supporting it since for the new kernel
[04:33] <n8tuser> shiznebit -> would rtcwake -u -t $t -m on &   create the powerbutton event?
[04:33] <victorhugo_> DasEi: Yes, I can.
[04:33] <chaqui> so, i'll need to revert to the last kernal?
[04:34] <samdaman> my window decorations (minimize button and close button and name of the program) just turned into a white bar on all pograms except smuxi , can some one help me
[04:34] <DasEi> victorhugo_: so you are connected to the remote desktop then
[04:34] <Voort> my ubuntu server refuses to update and I believe that is causes other issues.  Who has a couple of minutes to help me? :-)
[04:35] <victorhugo_> DasEi: Yes, I am. The problem is that i cant see the remote desktop... =/
[04:35] <samdaman> nevermind i right clicked and went unmaximize and maximized again and its fixed i might report the bug on launchpad tho
[04:35] <samdaman> victorhugo_: have you set up port fowarding
[04:35] <samdaman> ?
[04:37] <wilbarce> hola
[04:37] <victorhugo_> DasEi: where i set it up?
[04:37] <MyName> i am watching SNL best of amy poehler on tv, with wireless HD signal receiver on my laptop, hahaha
[04:38] <n8tuser> victorhugo_ -> what os is the remote end?
[04:38] <shiznebit> n8tuser: yes i do that, but its not being respected
[04:38] <wilbarce> spanish
[04:38] <Mal3ko> is there nlite equivalent app for ubuntu?
[04:38] <DasEi> victorhugo_: k, it's most probably to be configured on the server-side what the guest is allowed; I tried super vnc which is faster  and offers better performance, also there is rdesktop which is easy to configure graphically or tightvnc, which as I saw yesterday works out of the box
[04:38] <n8tuser> shiznebit -> would rtcwake -u -t $t -m on &   create the powerbutton event?  <-- answer this
[04:38] <victorhugo_> DasEi: Ubuntu...
[04:39] <victorhugo_> DasEi: I'll try it...
[04:39] <vignesh> Anyone used a HYTECH HT 2520 webcam with ubuntu ?
[04:39] <ephak> hello
[04:39] <victorhugo_> DasEi: Super vnc? can i get it via apt-get?
[04:39] <histo> !webcam > vignesh
[04:39] <histo> !hi | ephak
[04:39] <ephak> hi
[04:39] <ephak> i just now installed xubuntu
[04:40] <histo> Mal3ko: whats nlite?
[04:40] <ephak> i need some help my other hard drive doesnt show up ? it did when i ran the cd live
[04:40] <Voort> my ubuntu server refuses to update and I believe that is causes other issues.  Who has a couple of minutes to help me? :-)
[04:40] <deb-eater> I am conected to the channel via two computers at the minute
[04:40] <DasEi> victorhugo_: grdc is very easy to configure > apt, checking supervnc now..
[04:40] <minazo> chaqui: yes, I went to 9.04 it didn't work with my ATI drivers either, though I had an older video card than yours...shiznebit is *definitely* right about that. 8.10 will fix it
[04:40] <histo> Voort: what issues are you having updating?
[04:40] <Mal3ko> remove unwanted components from xp setup cd and rebuild custom xp cd
[04:41] <Voort> histo, it appears to be DNS resolution stuff
[04:41] <histo> Mal3ko: use apt or synaptic to remove what you want. As far as building a custom cd though?  There are howtos in the forums and online but not here.
[04:41] <histo> Voort: are you getting any errors specifically?  And what does your resolv.conf look like?
[04:41] <deb-eater> Mal3ko: that may or may not work depending upon which commponents you remove
[04:41] <n8tuser> victorhugo_ -> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNC   atutorial on vnc setup
[04:42] <Voort> histo, here is what most of my errors look like "W: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/intrepid-security/multiverse/i18n/Translation-en_US.bz2  Could not resolve 'security.ubuntu.com' "
[04:42] <Mal3ko> i intend to make my ubuntu setup as lite as possible
[04:42] <vignesh> histo: I dont see it in the list of supported wedcams
[04:42] <histo> Voort: can you pastebin your resolv.conf
[04:42] <vignesh> Even my previous once was not, but it worked
[04:42] <victorhugo_> DasEi: thank you... i'll search for it. n8tuser, thank you too
[04:43] <deb-eater> Mal3ko: The community at linuxquestions.org might be a ggod pool to swim in as far as answers
[04:43] <histo> Mal3ko: there is the http://uck.sourceforge.net/
[04:43] <histo> Mal3ko: that is a the ubuntu customization kit
[04:43] <KyleK> is there an IRC channel for development of ubuntu like bug discussion and who does what?
[04:43] <Mal3ko> thanks. will check that out
[04:43] <bad_cables> is there any way to dump the entire contents of ram to a file?
[04:43] <sebsebseb> KyleK: yep #ubuntu-bugs
[04:43] <n8tuser> bad_cables -> would that make sense from security standpoint?
[04:44] <bad_cables> you know, you guy's security stuff is starting to interfere with my audio stuff
[04:45] <histo> vignesh: maybe try searching the forums at www.ubuntuforums.org to see if anyone else has had experience with your particular camera.  Or perhaps someone in here will know.
[04:45] <ewelltb> hello.  can i ask a small question?
[04:45] <bad_cables> security sucks. some guy like you just come along and hacks my stuff anyways
[04:45] <planegenius> how do i revert a version of ubuntu, i got jaunty early, and have sound issues.  Getting no help w/ them, so i want to go back to intrepid
[04:45] <deb-eater> Has any one  had any sucess getting The prepologic A Plus Depot Technichian practice test software working under wine or Xove office?
[04:45] <mabus> how can I display the output of a file, lines 5 and above and exclude the first 4
[04:46] <ratius> hey guys, I followed instructions on how to add private key files with ssh and everything worked fine except that now it asks me for both the passphrase and the password... Every tutorials I read told that only the passphrase would be asked, do I have to turn off password prompt or something within my ssh server on the remote machine?
[04:46] <chaqui> well i know 8.10 will fix it, but the pulse audio fixes for 9.04 are awesome id rather roll the kernal back to one that worked, i can't believe ati dropped support on a chipset that was sold to me within two years. i guess ati can't control that but its still not cool.
[04:47] <jon5000> Hello.  I am using 8.04 with a laptop that has an AMD RADEON X300 video card.  Certain video was not working properly (Google Earth and similar for example), so I did some research and found that there is a proprietary driver released March 2009.  I intend to install this, but am confused by the instructions.  They say "The following packages must be installed in order for the CatalystTM Linux driver to install and work proper
[04:47] <jon5000> ly: XFree86-Mesa-libGL, libstdc++, libgcc, XFree86-libs, fontconfig, freetype, zlib, gcc.  Where do i get these things and how do Install them?  I am new at this.
[04:47] <ephak> sorry , i was just here, and still need help on why my other internal hard drive doesnt show up anymore under media folder
[04:47] <minazo> chaqui: i agree.
[04:48] <wololo0> hallo
[04:48] <n8tuser> ratius -> you may have missed the part about agents, re-read the tutorials please
[04:48] <ephak> i just now installed xubuntu and i have all my music, movies, etc on this other hard drive and then the system had to reboot and now it is not showing up
[04:48] <deb-eater-88> chaqui: Unfotuneatly the economy may have had some effect on the life span of the chipset you m ention
[04:48] <prikolchik> jon5000: did you try installing it automatically? i.e. let ubuntu install?
[04:48] <Voort> histo, no go.  same error
[04:48] <histo> Voort: something else is going on then.  What is the exact error you get.
[04:48] <h8red> Can someone tell me what I'd need to type in terminal to change my refresh rate and resolution using the Nvidia X Server settings?
[04:48] <usser> chaqui, does radeonhd work for you?
[04:48] <prikolchik> jon5000: u there?
[04:48] <histo> Voort: and can you pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:49] <histo> !pastebinit | Voort
[04:49] <histo> !pastebin | Voort
[04:49] <ratius> n8tuser, I did read the part about the agents and added the key with ssh-add and after that it did'nt ask for passphrase but still asked for password.
[04:49] <planegenius> how to i go back to a previous version of ubbuntu?
[04:49] <jon5000> prkolchik:  Ubuntu did install an ATI driver, but it was with that driver that I was having problems.  So I researched.  The prop driver is pretty recent so I am thinking maybe I need it?
[04:49] <histo> ephak: what type of partition is on the drive?
[04:49] <histo> !downgrade > planegenius
[04:49] <n8tuser> ratius -> one time it has to ask
[04:50] <prikolchik> jon5000: u sure it is compatible with ur current kernel?
[04:50] <deostroll> Help! os not taking entire monitor display area
[04:50] <ephak> histo: there is 40gb drive which the xubuntu install partitioned out which has windows xp also on it. and the other drive is just a 200gb by itself with no os or anything i just had files
[04:50] <histo> !resolution > deostroll
[04:50] <Voort> histo, is this what you are looking for http://paste.ubuntu.com/153796/
[04:50] <ratius> n8tuser, I'll try again I guess, do I need to type something to remove the key from the ssh agent? I'll start over again
[04:50] <histo> ephak: k try running sudo fdisk -l at a terminal and see if it shows the 200gb drive
[04:51] <jon5000> prkolchik:  Is what compatible, the card or the new driver?  If the new driver, it says I must have Linux Kernal 2.6 or higher
[04:51] <DasEi> victorhugo_: it's still rdesktop in 8.10, install it, you'll find intuitive gui under system > prefs > remote desktop
[04:51] <ephak> histo: yes it shows it
[04:51] <ephak> shows both
[04:51] <jewlz> lol i tryed to report a bug when something crashed and i get this popup: The problem cannot be reported: This is not a genuine ubuntu package
[04:51] <planegenius> going from jaunty back to intrepid, because of audio issues, rec'd no help on subject, and need to revert back to stable version
[04:51] <histo> ephak: k you just need to mount it then.  If you want it to mount on every boot you will have to modify your fstab
[04:51] <histo> !fstab > ephak
[04:51] <n8tuser> ratius -> just follow the tutorials step by step
[04:52] <ephak> ok
[04:52] <deostroll> !resolution
[04:52] <sebsebseb> planegenius: 9.04 is stable this Thursday
[04:52] <ephak> thank you so much
[04:52] <sebsebseb> planegenius: maybe you should go back to 8.04 instead
[04:52] <sebsebseb> planegenius: longer suppourt after all
[04:52] <histo> Voort: can you try at a terminal dig security.ubuntu.com
[04:52] <victorhugo_> DasEi: Oh, ill give a look at it...
[04:52] <ratius> n8tuser, yeah I'll try again thx
[04:52] <planegenius> thatd be great how do i do that?
[04:52] <prikolchik> jon5000: what does it say if u type "uname -a" in terminal?
[04:52] <histo> Voort: does it resolve the ip?
[04:52] <victorhugo_> DasEi: Which program do you use?
[04:52] <sebsebseb> planegenius: download the ISO
[04:53] <sebsebseb> planegenius: md5sum it, burn it to CD, and install
[04:53] <planegenius> i still have it, will i be able to keep all my settings
[04:53] <jon5000> it says: Linux jlulu-laptop 2.6.24-23-generic #1 SMP Wed Apr 1 21:47:28 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[04:53] <sebsebseb> planegenius: which settings?
[04:53] <mib_d7okxxpf> is there a fix for video tearing on intel gm965 cards?
[04:54] <Voort> histo, "connection timed out, no servers could be reached"
[04:54] <prikolchik> jon5000: did u actually try installing it? i think u should have all those dependancies u listed earlier
[04:54] <planegenius> idk, files, configurations or hardware... will it clear my disk?
[04:54] <sebsebseb> planegenius: probably can get sound working in 9.04 some how by the way
[04:54] <sebsebseb> planegenius: you can keep some stuff, but may as well start over
[04:55] <jon5000> ok.  No I didnt try installing it, figured I would check here as to whether there is reason to believe I already have those things.  That helps a lot
[04:55] <histo> Voort: okay definately a dns problem.  Did you save the /etc/resolv.conf after you added the new dns servers in there?
[04:55] <prikolchik> jon5000: but if you dont, go to "System" -> Administation -> Synaptics package manager and there you search for whatever is needed
[04:55] <prikolchik> jon5000: if you dont have them, it just wont work =P
[04:55] <prikolchik> jon5000: i mean install
[04:55] <Voort> histo, and restarted the NIC to apply the settings
[04:55] <sammy> when I add a location to the panel clock and click set, that changes the timezone for the entire system?
[04:55] <prikolchik> jon5000: just make sure you backup ur xorg config file
[04:55] <sebsebseb> planegenius: really ISO's should be md5summed before burning
[04:55] <sebsebseb> !md5sum
[04:55] <planegenius> i mean, sound is very bad at this point, stutters like crazy, and i have no idea why, it started with flash, but now it does it constantly... no help n forums...
[04:56] <kindofabuzz> i just set up sshfs so i can edit my servers html files from gedit locally. is it possible to setup sshfs to use "sudo". i know a simple route would be change the .html to user permissions but i'd ather not do that
[04:56] <sebsebseb> planegenius: well don't expect much help for 9.04 just yet
[04:56] <histo> Voort: I would try sudo mv /etc/resolv.conf /etc/resolv.conf.bak
[04:56] <sebsebseb> planegenius: the final release is only this Thursday
[04:56] <gbeebe> Quick question:  I just formated a partition as ext3.  It is listed as 61.0 GB Media under Places
[04:56] <planegenius> ok.... i see
[04:56] <histo> Voort: then create a new one with just nameserver 4.2.2.1 and 4.2.2.2 in it and nothing else.
[04:56] <jon5000> ok.  So I think what youre saying is I should check on synaptics for all those libraries and such, and get them there if any are missing, then install the proprietary driver i got from AMD/ATI website?
[04:56] <gbeebe> I can't change the Volume name.
[04:57] <sebsebseb> planegenius: and if your going to downgrade,  then yeah for various reasons I think 8.04 rather than 8.10
[04:57] <prikolchik> jon5000: ok, backup xorg.conf file, then try installing it. If it fails because it needs some pakages go to synapics and get them and try again
[04:57] <planegenius> really 8.10 was working just fine...
[04:58] <gbeebe> And if I sudo nautilus and click on the computer button, i get:
[04:58] <gbeebe> Nautilus cannot handle "computer" locations.
[04:58] <sebsebseb> planegenius: sure, but  security updates run out for 8.10 much before 8.04.  and  no KDE3 in the repo for 8.10 or 9.04
[04:58] <igor47> i tried using usb-creator to make a flash installer for 9.04, but it jost dropped me into busybox
[04:58] <prikolchik> jon5000: backing up xorg.conf file is a very good thing in ur case. It will help u recover in case driver will not work with ur system
[04:58] <igor47> neter 'live nor 'live-install' work
[04:58] <planegenius> oh...
[04:58] <sammy> planegenius: that's a known pulseaudio problem, the jittery sound. ask in #ubuntu+1, and give me a minute and I'll try to remember a quick change you can make in an /etc/pulse file that might fix it
[04:58] <sebsebseb> planegenius: and there isn't that much difference between 8.04 and 8.10
[04:59] <histo> gbeebe: sudo e2label <device> <label>
[04:59] <sebsebseb> planegenius: did you do 9.04 with Ext4?
[04:59] <sebsebseb> planegenius: if not well 9.04 is rather pointless
[04:59] <histo> sebsebseb: jaunty talk in #ubuntu+1
[04:59] <jon5000> Prikolchik:  Ok I backed up xorg.conf.f.gz.  Is that what you mean?
[05:00] <prikolchik> jon5000: no, gimme 1 sec
[05:00] <gbeebe> I can change the label GParted, but while it's still listed as 61.0 GB Media
[05:00] <histo> planegenius: sebsebseb you can convert afterwords without issue to ext4 anyways.
[05:00] <gbeebe> * with GParted
[05:00] <histo> gbeebe: did you try restarting nautilus
[05:00] <sebsebseb> histo: can convert, but you won't get full suppourt
[05:01] <sebsebseb> histo: so best to start over for Ext4
[05:01] <jon5000> Prikolchik:  Actually what i backed up was  xorg.conf.5.gz.
[05:01] <histo> sebsebseb: not ont he old files but eventually you will.
[05:01] <H_M-Ubuntu> Hey for some reason when I try to open add/remove, it doesn't open. I tried running it in terminal and I get this: http://pastebin.com/m704920cc
[05:01] <Voort> histo, ;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached
[05:01] <planegenius> ???? I'm still really new at Linux. i have no idea if i have ext 4
[05:01] <histo> Voort: soemthign is seriously messed up if you can use any dns servers.
[05:02] <prikolchik> jon5000: "cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.atibackup" and if ur installed driver fails to work, u can return back by "cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf.atibackup /etc/X11/xorg.conf"
[05:02] <H_M-Ubuntu> And don't tell me to use synaptic, please :)
[05:02] <sebsebseb> planegenius: you won't have, unless you  told 9.04 to install it
[05:02] <sebsebseb> planegenius: which you woudn't have, since you woudn't have known what to do
[05:02] <gbeebe> Perhaps I need to restart totally?  It still lists it as 61.0 GB Media under Places in main menu too.
[05:02] <sebsebseb> planegenius: in fact you should have stuck with 8.10 since your new
[05:02] <como> I installed kde oxygen cursors on ubuntu, but window resize cursors didn't change.  how do I fix it?
[05:02] <sebsebseb> planegenius: and only got 9.04 on the final release
[05:02] <Voort> histo, so my other issue is that I can no longer see this server on my network as a samba share.  it used to work just fine
[05:02] <tritium> histo:  you would know if you had ext4.  You would be running jaunty, and would have intentionally selected it.
[05:02] <prikolchik> jon5000: got it?
[05:02] <planegenius> haha, yeah... i know that now!
[05:02] <H_M-Ubuntu> Can anyone help?....
[05:03] <histo> Voort: after changing the resolv.conf? Or this is something else that happend? and can this server ping addresses like 4.2.2.1
[05:03] <jon5000> hang on
[05:03] <histo> tritium: I am on several machiens and converted one afterwords I was explaining.
[05:03] <Nautilus__> I just installed the  newest Ubuntu, and everything seems to be OK -except- for the mouse drawing... the 'blit' doesn't work right. Think it would be any better if I tried Intrepid?
[05:03] <H_M-Ubuntu> Err..... no then? :( I'm alone?
[05:03] <histo> !jaunty | Nautilus__
[05:04] <Voort> histo, before and after changing the resolv.conf
[05:04] <H_M-Ubuntu> Heh I could try dpkg reconfigure
[05:04] <histo> Voort: perhaps the connection is bad with the network?  Card/cable somethign along those lines?
[05:04] <sammy> wow thats next week! *waves goodbye to his notification bubbles*
[05:04] <gbeebe> como   Main Menu > System > Preferences > Appearance  Click on Customize
[05:04] <Nautilus__> histo: ah ok, thanks, will try Intreped to see if that works
[05:04] <Voort> histo: when I try to ping 4.2.2.1 I get "connect: Network is unreachable"
[05:05] <histo> Nautilus__: or you could ask for ehlp in #ubuntu+1
[05:05] <Nautilus__> ah ok will do
[05:05] <H_M-Ubuntu> Really though is no one there?...
[05:05] <H_M-Ubuntu> *That can help with this
[05:05] <histo> Voort: yes, You can't get out from the box I would check your network connection to that box.
[05:05] <planegenius> thx for your help (and constructive criticism)
[05:05] <histo> H_M-Ubuntu: whats the problem?
[05:05] <Voort> histo: I am ssh'ed in the machine from here (different machine) and I can access webmin on the machine via a web browser on this machine as well
[05:06] <sebsebseb> !who |  planegenius
[05:06] <H_M-Ubuntu> Add/remove doesn't start, and when I try running from terminal I get this:
[05:06] <H_M-Ubuntu> [00:01:52 AM] <JazzGuru> I've never broken a bone
[05:06] <H_M-Ubuntu> err
[05:06] <H_M-Ubuntu> Fail...
[05:06] <H_M-Ubuntu> Heh let me find the pastebin link.
[05:06] <H_M-Ubuntu> http://pastebin.com/m704920cc
[05:06] <histo> Voort: I have no idea what is going on perhaps someone else can help. You are definately having issues with dns and any external traffic firewall maybe?
[05:06] <farbede> how do i install fonts in ubuntu?
[05:06] <sebsebseb> !patience | H_M-Ubuntu:
[05:06] <como> gbeebe: what do I customize?  I chose oxy-white cursors already.  pointer and edit cursors changed, but window resize cursors didn't
[05:07] <planegenius> srry, still new at this dude, i'll read the manual...
[05:07] <H_M-Ubuntu> I'm aware of that
[05:07] <sebsebseb> planegenius:  was that message aimed at me though?
[05:07] <histo> H_M-Ubuntu: did this problem just start all of the sudden?
[05:07] <jeeves> where can I find a channel listing for freenode?  I'm looking for one on law
[05:07] <wil_syd> ﻿!patience | wil_syd:
[05:07] <H_M-Ubuntu> Ehh I installed... Oh what is it....
[05:07] <victorhugo> DasEi: i fixed the problem few minutes ago. what happened was that i uncommented some lines on .vnc/xserver. after comment them, the terminal back to the window again. Thank you very much...
[05:07] <sebsebseb> jeeves:   type in /list
[05:08] <shiznebit> n8tuser: thanks for your help, i was an idiot i forgot to reboot, it works fine now
[05:08] <H_M-Ubuntu> Heh well it started yesterday,
[05:08] <H_M-Ubuntu> I believe after an update
[05:08] <histo> jeeves: there are multiple channel searches online.
[05:08] <jeeves> sebsebseb, thanks
[05:08] <n8tuser> shiznebit -> anyhow, i wanted to know if that was able to create the power button event?
[05:08] <histo> H_M-Ubuntu: did you try running an update again from a console to try to resolve any issues?
[05:09] <H_M-Ubuntu> No
[05:09] <histo> H_M-Ubuntu: sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude safe-upgrade
[05:09] <DasEi> victorhugo: nice to hear, I'm not so familiar with it, just remembered ultra/super vnc, where you could configure it via gui, nice rc then
[05:09] <H_M-Ubuntu> I use apt-get, heh,
[05:09] <wil_syd> !flash
[05:09] <histo> H_M-Ubuntu: well you can use apt-get should matter
[05:09] <histo> !botabuse > wil_syd
[05:10] <H_M-Ubuntu> What is safe-upgrade?
[05:10] <H_M-Ubuntu> Never seen it before.
[05:10] <fari0> hello
[05:10] <fari0> how can i see the doc of a method of glibc
[05:10] <fari0> =
[05:10] <fari0> ?
[05:10] <histo> H_M-Ubuntu: its something aptitude has that it won't remove any packages that aren't needed anymore. It will jsut upgrade.
[05:10] <Voort> histo: I don't see any firewalls setup on the system and I don't remember setting up any firewalls.  I vaguely remember doing a system up date before the last time I was able to access the server via samba
[05:10] <jewlz> any1 know of a good vpn software for setting up a vpn server on ubuntu? i need to set up a vpn server for when im at school ( they block everything there) :P
[05:10] <deostroll> hi, tried to resolve the resolution issue on my ubuntu, it kind of blacked out in console mode, and got stuck...
[05:11] <victorhugo> DasEi: when i run ssh and execute a X application, should it shows in my computer?
[05:11] <histo> Voort: hrm.. whatever is happening is beyond me perhaps someone else maybe able to shed some light on the issue.
[05:11] <wil_syd> histo: Thanks
[05:11] <histo> !openvpn | jewlz
[05:11] <Voort> histo: Thanks for you time
[05:11] <H_M-Ubuntu> histo: Ok well, anything else? That didn't work :(
[05:11] <histo> wil_syd: Voort np
[05:11] <histo> H_M-Ubuntu: did you get an error?
[05:11] <jewlz> histo, thnx, is it easy to configure?
[05:12] <H_M-Ubuntu> No it continued just fine.
[05:12] <H_M-Ubuntu> I mean, it still doesn't open obviously.
[05:12] <deostroll> !resolution
[05:12] <shiznebit> n8tuser: nope it didn't create a powerbutton event
[05:12] <histo> H_M-Ubuntu: try ps aux | grep gnome-app-install   are there any hung processes?
[05:12] <DasEi> victorhugo_: you could login via ssh as a remote user with a valid user account on the server-machine and then also start an app using x, also a question of permissions
[05:13] <histo> !botabuse > deostroll
[05:13] <H_M-Ubuntu> sam      13025  0.0  0.0   7452   880 pts/1    R+   00:13   0:00 grep gnome-app-install
[05:13] <histo> DasEi: yes you can forward X
[05:13] <n8tuser> shiznebit -> i thought so too, anyhow am trying to learning event initiated scripts
[05:13] <jon5000> prikolchik:  I tried the thing you said and the answer was cp: cannot create regular file.  Is this possibly b/c I disabled the ATI driver that Ubuntu origibally installed?
[05:13] <ant2ne> using debian booting my ibook, i got a disk problem - running e2fsck i get the error "the superblock could not be read or does not descrive a correct ext2"
[05:13] <histo> DasEi: you can forward X through ssh actually the client side just needs to have a way to display it. linux and macos will display it fine but windows needs some help to get going.
[05:14] <prikolchik> jon5000: add sudo to the command
[05:14] <DasEi> histo: yo, both ubuntu machines in this example
[05:14] <prikolchik> jon5000 "sudo cp......"
[05:14] <bitsbam> hey all
[05:15] <ant2ne> anybody have any experience with superblocks and corrupted file system?
[05:15] <histo> DasEi: just use the -X option when you log in to the machine with ssh
[05:16] <H_M-Ubuntu> histo: sam      13025  0.0  0.0   7452   880 pts/1    R+   00:13   0:00 grep gnome-app-install
[05:16] <histo> DasEi: then you can run a comand like firefox &   and it will start in background mode
[05:16] <histo> H_M-Ubuntu: nope.  Have you restarted since you started seeing this error?  I'm wondering ifsomething is hung with python.
[05:16] <H_M-Ubuntu> Yeah I did, 2 times.
[05:16] <jon5000> prikolchik: that worked.  i will now install and let you know how it goes
[05:17] <H_M-Ubuntu> Well 6 if you include X restarts
[05:18] <DasEi> histo: It was victorhugo who asked, but thanks for advice :)
[05:18] <nroot7> Can I install Jaunty from ISO of alternate cd, without burning it?
[05:18] <deostroll> can't fix my screen resolution
[05:19] <sebsebseb> nroot7: you should wait untill the final release on Thursday really before  installing 9.04
[05:19] <sebsebseb> nroot7: and #ubuntu+1 to talk about it
[05:19] <histo> H_M-Ubuntu: sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/* && sudo apt-get update
[05:19] <H_M-Ubuntu> Err...
[05:19] <H_M-Ubuntu> Tha-- Meh that will remove other entries I have added, correct?
[05:20] <histo> H_M-Ubuntu: in a terminal that will delete package information that is already downloaded and redownload the lists
[05:20] <nroot7> sebsebseb: I have been using Jaunty since alpha 3, I am reinstalling for ext4 filesystem, but I dont have a spare cd with me right now, just the alternate cd iso
[05:20] <jon5000> prikolchik: new problem.  The driver installer is a ".run" file.  How do i run that?
[05:20] <sebsebseb> nroot7: since alpha3 hummm
[05:21] <prikolchik> ./run?
[05:21] <sebsebseb> nroot7: well my 9.04 upgrade to alpha6, is still buggered up here and there
[05:21] <H_M-Ubuntu> Worked fine, only hiccup was "rm: cannot remove `/var/lib/apt/lists/partial': Is a directory"
[05:21] <sebsebseb> nroot7: that I have then continued to upgrade.  I will clean install once final is out for Ext4
[05:21] <H_M-Ubuntu> But still doesn't open.
[05:21] <sebsebseb> nroot7: and to get rid of this stuff
[05:21] <histo> H_M-Ubuntu: do you have deskbar-applet running?
[05:21] <H_M-Ubuntu> No
[05:22] <rainofkayos> hi
[05:22] <histo> H_M-Ubuntu: something is buggered up with python it seems to me maybe someone else may know more.
[05:22] <H_M-Ubuntu> :(
[05:23] <deostroll> My screen resolution is incorrect. I've followed the bot's advice too. It does not work...
[05:23] <BladeNBrocade> lol as i soon as i switched to dual monitors i xinerama mode.. me wobbly windows dont wobble anymore [compiz] i imagine this doesn't work with :0 and :1 in xorg.. or is there a fix?
[05:23] <H_M-Ubuntu> What about this: sudo apt-get install --reinstall gnome-app-install
[05:23] <H_M-Ubuntu> I could try reinstalling it
[05:24] <H_M-Ubuntu> My only question is if that would mess something else up, heh.
[05:24] <Amerigo> I need technical assistance with nVidia please.
[05:25] <celthunder> amerigo more information needed?
[05:25] <Amerigo> I can't save settings for dual screens.
[05:26] <H_M-Ubuntu> Amerigo, run nvidia-settings under root
[05:26] <H_M-Ubuntu> sudo nvidia-settings
[05:26] <Amerigo> how?
[05:26] <H_M-Ubuntu> Then hit save configuration before closing nvidia-settings.
[05:26] <Amerigo> log in as root?
[05:26] <Meshezabeel> what is a good tool for ripping a non-protected dvd?
[05:27] <H_M-Ubuntu> Amerigo, Open up terminal and type "sudo nvidia-settings"
[05:27] <H_M-Ubuntu> Without the quotes, of course.
[05:27] <H_M-Ubuntu> Change your settings accordingly, then hit "Save to X Configuration File"
[05:27] <DigitalKiwi> H_M-Ubuntu: sudo for graphical apps is bad!
[05:27] <DigitalKiwi> !gksudo
[05:28]  * kindofabuzz sighs
[05:28] <H_M-Ubuntu> Oh, well works fine here...
[05:28] <Amerigo> sudo: nvidia: command not found
[05:28] <kindofabuzz> nvidia-settings
[05:28] <H_M-Ubuntu> Amerigo, nvidia-settings
[05:28] <awll> como instalar o realplayer no kubuntu
[05:30] <awll> realplayer no ubuntu como instala-lo
[05:30] <Amerigo> I think it worked! No error in saving anyway.
[05:31] <DasEi> !realplayer, and english please
[05:31] <Amerigo> :)
[05:31] <DasEi> !realplayer | awll (and english please)
[05:31] <Plecebo> After I install ubuntu 9.04 and reboot I get a grub error 15, i've tried reconfiguring grub by booting into the live cd and doing some sudo grub magic, but can't seem to get it working. any advice?
[05:32] <Amerigo> Why doesn't Ubuntu allow me to select a partition to install on rather than trying to resize my XP partition?
[05:32] <DasEi> Plecebo: you called grub on live and found stage 1, reinstalled it ?
[05:33] <FoxBlitzz> Amerigo: It does. Select Manual.
[05:33] <Plecebo> DasEi: I found stage 2, how do I find stage 1? find /boot/grub/stage1 ?
[05:33] <ant2ne> JBD: no valid journal superblock found
[05:33] <ant2ne> EXT3-fs: error loading journal.
[05:33] <Amerigo> I finally got it, but manual is what killed XP and took over the whole drive.
[05:33] <ant2ne> mount: mounting /dev/hda3 on /mnt failed: invalid argument
[05:34] <ant2ne> any advice?
[05:34] <Plecebo> DasEi: it says (hd2,5)
[05:34] <Zzeiss> I'm having trouble with Bluetooth under 8.10 on a Macbook Unibody.  The adapter is simply not seen.  Plugging in an external USB Bluetooth adapter works.  I tried "sudo hciconfig hci0 reset" on a fresh boot.  Any ideas?  I'd really like to use my BT keyboard and mouse!
[05:34] <Plecebo> for stage 1
[05:34] <DasEi> Plecebo: yes for stage 1, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows?action=show&redirect=RestoreGrub
[05:34] <Amerigo> How do I get to this chat with Pidgin?
[05:34] <bullgard4> What information stores the directory ~/.nautilus/metafiles?
[05:36] <DasEi> Amerigo: prtocoll irc, irc.ubuntu.com = server, choose a nick ..
[05:37] <ljsoftnet> hello people!
[05:37] <DasEi> Plecebo: if you're in trouble with more often it, super-grub-cd is a very nice tool
[05:38] <Plecebo> DasEi: ok i've done that (at grub) root (hd2,5) then setup (hd0)
[05:38] <Plecebo> DasEi: still getting error 15
[05:39] <Plecebo> DasEi: would the super-grub-cd help with this issue?
[05:39] <DasEi> Plecebo: are you on a different machine now or on the live-cd ?
[05:40] <Plecebo> DasEi: another machine
[05:41] <DasEi> Plecebo: can you boot the 15'' in live to do some checks ?
[05:41] <MarkJones> Hi guys I just got 8.10 setup the way i like, I went to add a shortcut to my gnome menu and darn alacarte wont start when i try and edit the menu.Is this a common bug or is there a common cause? I try and run alacarte from terminal window and MenuEditor.py is reported to have errors in 4 lines. How can I fix it? ive already tried reinstalling alacarte from Synaptic package manager.
[05:41] <MarkJones> It runs fine if I run it with sudo
[05:41] <Amerigo> How do you get registered with freenode/#ubuntu?
[05:42] <Plecebo> DasEi: I can, give me a second to boot back into the live cd
[05:42] <DasEi> Amerigo: /help  in messenger or in #freenode
[05:43] <Plecebo> DasEi: how would I boot the 15?
[05:43] <gimpuzmani> hello
[05:43] <DasEi> Plecebo: just boot the broken machine (Icalled it 15'') into live cd
[05:44] <Plecebo> DasEi: ok its booting up now
[05:44] <DasEi> Plecebo: how many drives has the pc ?
[05:45] <Plecebo> DasEi: from the 15 on the live cd is where I did the find /boot/grub/stage1 stuff before
[05:45] <Plecebo> DasEi: it has 4 drives
[05:45] <Plecebo> DasEi: sdc is where the / partition is
[05:45] <Plecebo> DasEi: ok in the live environment on 15
[05:46] <DasEi> Plecebo: more then one linux on it ?
[05:46] <DasEi> Plecebo: open a terminal ..
[05:46] <Zzeiss> I'm having trouble with getting Bluetooth running on a Macbook Unibody with 8.10  (that is, the adapter is simply not seen).  Any ideas?
[05:46] <Plecebo> DasEi: no, only one linux install a fresh 9.04 I had an install of Ubuntu on it, but formated the drives and installed fresh
[05:47] <Plecebo> DasEi: ok
[05:47] <DasEi> Plecebo: and still another OS on it ?
[05:47] <Plecebo> DasEi: no other os on the machine
[05:48] <Plecebo> DasEi: only One install of Ubuntu 9.04 on machine 15
[05:49] <freaky_t> Apr 19 03:29:14 master xinetd[16052]: socket creation failed (Protocol not supported (errno = 93)). service = syscp <-- can anybody help me? i've added a service in /etc/services and i added a file in /etc/xinitd.d/conf.d/syscp the protocol line says tcp i dont understand why i get this error can someone help me please? :( im sittin in front of this since 2 hours :(
[05:49] <DasEi> Plecebo: trml : sudo grub
[05:49] <DasEi> Plecebo: find /boot/grub/stage1
[05:50] <snowball_> Can somebody help me? I'm trying to setup/start my VirtualBox. It says it failed to start the virtual machine. It asks me to "Please install the virtualbox-ose-modules package for your kernal, e.g. virtualbox-ose-modules-generic..
[05:50] <tsukasa_> hey guys, anyone know if its possible to replace my 5.1 audio receiver with a linux box
[05:50] <DasEi> Plecebo: output ?
[05:50] <echrisco> When installing ubuntu, it said it was importing my documents, firefox settings, ect. I don't see any evidence of that now. It doesn't even show that XP is there.
[05:51] <Plecebo> DasEi: (hd2,5)
[05:52] <DasEi> Plecebo: root (hd2,5)
[05:52] <echrisco> :-/
[05:52] <snowball_> echrisco- Yeah for some reason that happens when you install for ex: Ubuntu :P
[05:52] <DasEi> Plecebo: which drive is set in bios to boot from ?
[05:53] <Plecebo> DasEi: can't remember actually
[05:53] <Plecebo> DasEi: I want to say the 1st one, sda
[05:53] <Double_Kill2> hey i need help with wmv, mpeg videos, the vidoes come up with a blue tint to them
[05:53] <DasEi> Plecebo: so if no other os is installed, just use hd2 and change bios accordingly (shall be third drive)
[05:54] <bitsbam> what program can be used with the awesome window manager to select a gtk / gnome theme?
[05:54] <minazo> Switched to another ISP, we're on ASDL. It think they use PPPoE? Is this different from a cable or wireless connetion? My linux machine freezes up (keyoard/mouse) after I leave it for around 30 minutes. Windoze's machine running fine. Anyone ever have that problem.
[05:54] <Plecebo> DasEi: ok
[05:54] <echrisco> The first attempt to install ubuntu didn't give the option to boot with widows. It does now. I've installed both 3 times now.
[05:54] <Plecebo> DasEi: so setup (hd2)
[05:54] <DasEi> Plecebo: setup (hd2)
[05:54] <Zzeiss> What kind of device is "pan0"?
[05:54] <Plecebo> DasEi: ok done
[05:54] <minazo> broadband wireless i meant.
[05:54] <Double_Kill2> can anyone help me? my wmv, mpeg videos come up with a blue tint to them
[05:54] <DasEi> Plecebo: quit
[05:54] <Plecebo> DasEi: it gives confirmations that it could find stages1 and 2 etc
[05:55] <DasEi> Plecebo: fine, check : sudo fdisk -l
[05:55] <DasEi> l= small L
[05:56] <Plecebo> DasEi: one second
[05:56] <DasEi> Plecebo: get which drive it is to easier find it back in bios
[05:56] <Double_Kill2> alright i guess not...........
[05:58] <Plecebo> DasEi: then change the bios to boot from that drive?
[05:58] <DasEi> Plecebo: should work -- see ya ?
[05:58] <DasEi> sudo reboot
[05:59] <Plecebo> DasEi: cool thanks, i'll try it out. Thanks for all your help
[06:00] <DasEi> thank if works ;-)
[06:01] <harvest> Installed The Widget Factory but can't locate where to start it ?
[06:02] <ScottG> So I made a bash script and run it from Sessions but it doesnt run some of the programs. It runs the terminal and then a window and then nothing else
[06:02] <ScottG> http://pastebin.com/d30e0aabe
[06:03] <minazo> does Ubuntu handle inet6 addr *not* the same as a ipv4 address? google it?
[06:03] <Plecebo> DasEi: it worked :) thanks again for your help
[06:04] <minazo> sorry, i am not making sense. IP6 different than IP4?
[06:04] <DasEi> Plecebo: nice, for future: dd let's you backup the mbr, super-grub-disk is very handy
[06:04] <DasEi> Plecebo: sg-disk is very nice for multiple boots
[06:05] <Plecebo> DasEi: great! I'll read up on how to use the sg disk to do that
[06:05] <Plecebo> DasEi: thanks again
[06:06] <DasEi>  minazo:different tcp-protokolls, different handling, by default only the loopback handles ipv6, but can change it for your nics/in you config, kernel is capable of ipv6
[06:06] <DasEi> d*
[06:07] <Nareth> Hey, I've been trying to get sound out of firefox for a while, and I can't do it. I tried a couple of the solutions I found on the forums, but no luck. Any advice?
[06:07] <SockPants> hey
[06:07] <topgun17> wtf is nx clin\ent?
[06:08] <digitalchemist> I'd like to use dd to make a copy of my MBR and the first partition ... I know the answer will have something to do with the output of 'fdisk -l' so that I can use 'dd if=/dev/sda of=hd.img count=N bs=M' ... how to I figure out these unknowns?
[06:08] <love_ubuntu> what tool to use to upload a file of an ftp server?
[06:09] <topgun17> love_ubuntu: ft[p ofcourse
[06:09] <guestadmin> Anyone ready to be bugged about a Hardy PulseAudio Problem? - Or atleast point me in the direction. Now I have streams in firefox, but lost youtube and flash 9 sound.
[06:09] <topgun17> love_ubuntu: ftp ofcourse
[06:10] <DasEi>  Nareth: you can play sound at all (f.e. mp3) ?
[06:10] <topgun17> guestadmin: Why ar you not using intrepid-ibex?
[06:10] <Nareth> DasEi: Yes, I can, Exaile, amarok, and the like work
[06:11] <love_ubuntu> i see, cool
[06:11] <guestadmin> topgun17: wanted to stick only to the LTS versions
[06:11] <DasEi>  Nareth: alsamixer installed ?
[06:12] <Jihui_Choi> I want to change some package from 8.10 iso and redistribute.
[06:12] <Nareth> DasEi: Yes
[06:12] <topgun17> guestadmin: msg me with the exact problem so that I can focus on you\r issue solly
[06:12] <Jihui_Choi> Then, if someone ask me to open sources, how shall I do? what source will I give him?
[06:13] <guestadmin> topgun17: ok
[06:13] <topgun17> guestadmin: I'll be looking for that message
[06:13] <DasEi>  Nareth:close browser, sudo apt-get install mozilla-plugin-vlc
[06:13] <suma1> i use 2 OS in my system. how to know in which partition ubuntu is located?
[06:13] <digitalchemist> @jihui_choi: /etc/apt/sources.list
[06:13] <DasEi> suma1: sudo fdsik -l
[06:13] <Nareth> DasEi: Sure, hang on.
[06:14] <guestadmin> topgun17: to send message, double click on name to the right, yes ? (xcha)t
[06:14] <Jihui_Choi> digitalchemist: ? what does it mean?
[06:14] <ActiveFrost> any LAMP pros here ?
[06:14] <jordanl> and can i do any kind of global package rebuild to ensure system integrity
[06:14] <suma1>  DasEi: from that how to know the current OS's partition?
[06:14] <jordanl> 2~~2~
[06:14] <digitalchemist> @jihui_choi: that's the file where APT keeps its list of sources, if you'd prefer GUI access, I'll look it up real quick
[06:14] <digitalchemist> @jihui_choi: or via GUI: System->Administration->Software Sources
[06:15] <DasEi> suma1: you should see filetype/sizes
[06:15] <ActiveFrost> where I can change DirectoryIndex for apache ( LAMP ) ?
[06:15] <guestadmin> topgun17: now even more embarassed, used xchat for over 2 years and nver had to send a message
[06:15] <davidstri> How or where do I read the channel topic? I'm new to IRC.
[06:15] <Jihui_Choi> humm.. yes. I understand. However these packages are just into ubuntu. They aren't ubuntu, are they?
[06:16] <topgun17> guestadmin: left click my name in the user list window to bring up the context menu
[06:16] <Jordan_U> davidstri, Type /topic or it's usually at the top of the window in your client
[06:16] <davidstri> Okay, thanks
[06:16] <DasEi> suma1: also df on current linux tells you the drive
[06:16] <topgun17> !topic davidstri
[06:16] <Nareth> DasEi: Ok, done
[06:17] <davidstri> !topic
[06:17] <DasEi>  Nareth:try again youtupe
[06:17] <digitalchemist> @jihui_choi: I might have missed your original question. You're right (mostly). It's a list of places to find packages that Ubuntu supports. They make up Ubuntu ... they're external, but without some of them there wouldn't really be an Ubuntu
[06:17] <guestadmin> topgun17: only right click does anything
[06:17] <Nareth> DasEi: Just did, to no avail.
[06:18] <DasEi>  Nareth:you have picture, but no sound ?
[06:18] <Jihui_Choi> And if I distribute my own iso file-based ubuntu-, Can I say everything is in the iso?
[06:19] <Nareth> DasEi: Indeed, Yes.
[06:19] <databits> does anyone know of any good xvid to mpg encoding programs used to make dvd's
[06:19] <databits>  ?
[06:19] <suma1> DasEi: k, ThankQ:). how to mount the partition?
[06:19] <digitalchemist> @jihui_choi: You're going to actually have to download the packages if you want to do that. The sources list just specifies where packages can be downloaded from. If you're trying to create a distribution, you'll need to download the packages you want to include.
[06:20] <DasEi> suma1: sudo mkdir /media/OS2
[06:20] <DasEi> suma1: sudo mount /dev/sdXX   /media/OS2
[06:20] <yaa_> help
[06:20] <yaa_> with passwd
[06:20] <Jihui_Choi> digitalchemist: I'll change just some package such as language packs.
[06:21] <yaa_> anybody
[06:21] <ActiveFrost> where I  can find DirectoryIndex for LAMP ?
[06:21] <digitalchemist> @yaa_: what do you need?
[06:21] <Jihui_Choi> all packages what I add in my iso can download from ubuntu repository
[06:21] <DasEi>  Nareth:close browser, sudao apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree libflashsupport
[06:21] <DasEi> sudo*
[06:22] <Jihui_Choi> Then, if I distribute just an iso single file, would it be ok?
[06:22] <digitalchemist> @jihui_choi: I think you can specify a filesystem source for packages. So, basically you'll download the packages you want to the filesystem, add that location to sources, and you can ship your own distro... though I don't know much more about it than that.
[06:22] <Nareth> DasEi: ok, one sec.
[06:22] <DasEi> !mount > suma1
[06:22] <digitalchemist> @jihui_choi: pretty much, yes
[06:23] <DasEi> !fstab > suma1
[06:23] <Sheezy> Can someone help me with WINE?
[06:23] <DasEi>  Nareth:try again youtube
[06:23] <digitalchemist> @jihui_choi: if you can get the packages you need so that they can be managed and wrap it into an ISO, you'll be fine
[06:23] <Sheezy> I'm trying to get a rather old game to work
[06:23] <topgun17> Sheezy: wineHq
[06:23] <DasEi> Sheezy: ask #wine-hq ?
[06:23] <Sheezy> Ah, so theres a channel on it
[06:23] <Sheezy> Thanks then
[06:24] <topgun17> Sheezy: /j #wineHq
[06:24] <amedia> hiiiiiiiiiii
[06:24] <Brando753> Is there a way to implement IRM in Ubuntu? Information Rights Managment
[06:24] <etzerd> Hello all
[06:24] <vd> allllllllloooooooooouuuuuuuuuuuuuwwwwwwwwwwww
[06:24] <Jihui_Choi> digitalchemist: Thank you a million.
[06:25] <etzerd> how can I check my OS to know if it a 32 or 64 bit version?
[06:25] <Jihui_Choi> you're really kind. thank you :)
[06:25] <DasEi> etzerd: uname -a
[06:25] <digitalchemist> @jihui_choi: hope it gave you something to work with   :-)
[06:25] <Nareth> DasEi: I already had it installed, and still no sound.
[06:25] <etzerd> thanks
[06:25]  * LinuxIsCommunism .
[06:26] <DasEi>  Nareth:alsamixer pcm rised/not muted ?
[06:26] <topgun17> Nareth: You might find my success by joining #pulseaudio
[06:26] <bitsbam> can someone suggest a good gtk theme switcher for awesome window manager?
[06:27] <Nareth> DasEi: no it's not
[06:27] <etzerd> DasEi: the result is "Linux etzerd-laptop 2.6.27-7-generic #1 SMP Tue Nov 4 19:33:20 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux"
[06:27] <Nareth> topgun17: Ill try that.
[06:27] <DasEi>  Nareth:if the other sound is working, next idea would be a reinstall
[06:27] <LinuxIsCommunism> Linux is communism.
[06:28] <Nephilus> is there a circle dock for ubuntu?
[06:28] <DasEi> etzerd: 32 then
[06:28] <Nareth> DasEi: Kk, ty.
[06:28] <Nephilus> LinuxIsCommunism: ?
[06:28] <etzerd> DasEi: my laptop is 64 bit machine, therefore I better of with  a 64 bit version.
[06:28] <DasEi>  Nareth:sudo apt-get remove --purge firefox flashplugin-nonfree libflashsupport
[06:29] <DasEi> etzerd: 32 runs well too, unless you 're upper 4 gig ram not much difference
[06:29] <Cutter> hello
[06:29] <Nareth> DesEi: ok
[06:30] <Cutter> how to completely delete my evolution profile?
[06:30] <etzerd> I have 4 gig ram in that machine
[06:31] <guestadmin> Anyone know how to get sound from Flash 9 in Hardy? Conflict PulseAudio - ALSA?
[06:31] <DasEi> Nareth: it's intrepid ?
[06:32] <DasEi> etzerd: then 64 makes sense, as graphics also count as ram and lappy would only use approx 3 gb sys-ram in 32
[06:32] <Nareth> DasEi: Yes it is
[06:32] <etzerd> DasEi: thanks
[06:33] <deb-eater-88> guestadmin: Have you asked you question in either of the following two channels #pulseaudio or #alsa
[06:33] <guestadmin> deb-eater-88: here in freenode? good idea, will do
[06:33] <etzerd> DasEi: one more question. this machine have like 4 speaker and a sub but only 2 speaker play. How do I set the sound system to 5.1?
[06:34] <Lartza_> Good morning, I have a set up where ubuntu shares connection for my windows computer, but I would need to run server on windows, how would it get connections?
[06:35] <etzerd> DasEi: you see my question concerning the speakers?
[06:36] <Linux_Is_Illegal> Linux is illegal.
[06:36] <etzerd> Linux_Is_illegal: what are you talking about?
[06:36] <Cutter> how to completely delete my evolution profile?
[06:37] <Cutter> when I delete .evolution and .gconf/apps/evolution, my settings are still here
[06:37] <BadEagle> lol
[06:39] <Lartza_> Could someone confirm this command? iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -d *ubuntu's external ip* -p tcp -m tcp --dport *my port(s)* -j DNAT --to-destination *eth1 ip(eth1 is to windows)*
[06:41] <oem> freyre
[06:41] <aaron> ubuntu is for fags who can't understand debian.
[06:41] <DasEi> etzerd: yes, you can set it in preferences > audio if the correct driver is loaded,  aumix is a simple gtk
[06:41] <centHOGG> heh
[06:42] <oem> wuat the  quit
[06:43] <Mike_lifeguard> Where are the themes for GNOME stored?
[06:43] <databits> if someone could help me out with a few linux things I would be greatly appreciative
[06:43] <oem> do you speak spanish
[06:43] <Mike_lifeguard> !ask | databits
[06:43] <databits> I am new to the whole linux thing I am trying to get everything setup
[06:43] <Mike_lifeguard> !es | oem
[06:43] <DasEi> !es | oem
[06:43] <Mike_lifeguard> ...or not O.o
[06:45] <databits> does anyone know of any good dvd authoring programs
[06:45] <databits> I am trying to find a good program for authoring dvd's from xvid files
[06:45] <deb-eater-88> databits: k3b come to mind
[06:45] <databits> ok
[06:45] <databits> does that have a apt-get install ?
[06:45] <Lartza_> databits: QUick google found http://www.linux.com/articles/53702
[06:46] <Guest75801> hi everybody... i have a little question... ext4 is much much better than ext3?
[06:46] <DasEi> !devede | databits
[06:46] <DasEi> !info devede
[06:46] <Lartza_> databits: "Convert any video file to DVD with open source tools"
[06:46] <Lartza_> Would this forward mysql server requests to computer behind linux computer? iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -d 91.x.x.x -p tcp -m tcp --dport 3306 -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.0.1
[06:47] <databits> lartza I am hoping to find something that has more of a gui interface
[06:47] <prikolchik> Guest75801: best to google. yes it is faster, but there are some unpleasant drawbacks (the rewrite issue) which was not fixed last time i checked
[06:47] <databits> does anything come to mind for you ?
[06:47] <Brando753> anyone now how to make firefox go back by hitting the backspace key in ubuntu, thatsn the only thing i miss from windows :P
[06:47] <prikolchik> Guest75801: I personally use ext3 until all the bugs are fixed and it is polished
[06:47] <Lartza_> databits: Why GUI?
[06:48] <DasEi> Nareth: did you get it to work ?
[06:48] <databits> well I guess it dosn't have to be but I do alot of  dvd burning
[06:48] <prikolchik> databits: tried googling "avi to dvd ubuntu" ?
[06:48] <Lartza_> databits: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DVDAuthoring
[06:48] <databits> I burn a ton of dvd's so it is easier to have  gui base
[06:48] <Guest75801> ok.. tanx
[06:48] <Lartza_> It's a bit old(talks about 7.04) but check the programs
[06:48] <usser_> databits, devede
[06:49] <Lartza_> databits: Check what you like from there and what has enough features for you
[06:50] <BadEagle> how'd he write upside down like that?
[06:51] <BadEagle> meoblat001's leave message
[06:51] <databits> well I defenietly need something that is going to have very good quality results
[06:51] <TheFunkbomb> hello
[06:51] <databits> does anyone have any opinions on which software works the best for quality ?
[06:51] <prikolchik> BadEagle: looks like Greek
[06:51] <databits> I am also looking for some good lightscribe software
[06:51] <prikolchik> BadEagle: learn greek and have ur a upside down too =D
[06:51] <BadEagle> lol
[06:52] <sparkmonkey88> Ha funny BadEagle
[06:52] <usser_> ыыы
[06:52] <guestadmin> Problem fixed. Found here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=732520 Sound in Firefox and Flash 9 (Hardy) :)
[06:52] <prikolchik> че?
[06:52] <TheFunkbomb> Can I help anyone with anything?
[06:52] <yaa_> манкей ты 88?
[06:52] <BadEagle> ƃuıʌɐǝן is just too cool
[06:53] <TheFunkbomb> !russian | yaa_
[06:53] <TheFunkbomb> I don't even know if that was russian
[06:53] <usser_> yep it was
[06:53] <BadEagle> lol
[06:53] <prikolchik> TheFunkbomb: yup =D
[06:53] <yaa_> it was chukcha
[06:53] <Lartza_> databits: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LightScribe
[06:53] <sparkmonkey88> !spanish | BadEagle
[06:54] <BadEagle> hey!
[06:54] <BadEagle> i dont' speako spanisho
[06:54] <Lartza_> databits: Learn to google and use the ubuntu documentation
[06:54] <prikolchik> TheFunkbomb: last time i was ob ubuntu-ru it was hopeless. I was being laughted on for being a noob =P
[06:54] <TheFunkbomb> Russians are hardcore
[06:54] <yaa_> yea
[06:54] <BadEagle> !deutsch | sparkmonkey88
[06:55] <bazhang> !offtopic
[06:55] <koolkartik> BladeNBrocade: thnx but i didnot found any packages using live cd but got the data
[06:55] <yaa_> !english | BadEagle
[06:55]  * BadEagle growls
[06:55] <bazhang> yaa_, BadEagle please stop
[06:55] <prikolchik> TheFunkbomb: when u are on this chanel, everyone wanna help but doesnt know much. on RU channel, everyone knows much but they dont wanna help
[06:56] <yaa_> chukcha oomniy
[06:56] <TheFunkbomb> prikolchik, what do you need help with?  I'm a noob but maybe I can help
[06:56] <bazhang> prikolchik, #ubuntu-offtopic for chat
[06:56] <InsertHome> lol, what'd he do wrong?
[06:56] <sparkmonkey88> !topic InsertHome
[06:57] <h8red> do i need to eventually defrag my hard drive after using linux for a while?
[06:57] <Lartza_> h8red: Never
[06:57] <vader> h8red: Nope.
[06:57] <TheFunkbomb> my computer keeps overheating.  I was hoping Ubuntu would have fixed that
[06:57] <h8red> woah
[06:58] <BadEagle> lol
[06:58] <sparkmonkey88> TheFunkbomb: Looks like its time to take you computer in to a local repair shopand askt  them to do  athrough clean out
[06:58] <TheFunkbomb> sparkmonkey88, I do that myself.
[06:58] <TheFunkbomb> it's a laptop
[06:59] <sparkmonkey88> TheFunkbomb: Radioshaq = can of compressed air + laptop + happy computing
[07:00] <vader> h8red: Look up ext3
[07:00] <TheFunkbomb> sparkmonkey88, yeah yeah, I know how to do it.  I take my laptop apart into small pieces all the time.
[07:00] <ziroday> TheFunkbomb: either that, or the temperature sensor is broke or ubuntu is reading it wrong
[07:00] <sparkmonkey88> TheFunkbomb: Radioshaq = can of compressed air + laptop + two and a half hours = happy computing
[07:00] <vader> h8red: Look up "ext3" on wiki to see why you don't need to defrag.\
[07:00] <ziroday> !defrag | h8red
[07:01] <TheFunkbomb> ziroday, I can feel the heat through the keyboard.  The fans are going.
[07:01] <Brando753> anyone now how to make firefox go back by hitting the backspace key in ubuntu, thatsn the only thing i miss from windows :P
[07:01] <ziroday> TheFunkbomb: then time to clean your machine or replace your fans
[07:01] <mimcpher> Brando753: its a setting in firefox.  Two seconds and i'll find it for you
[07:01] <TheFunkbomb> ziroday, yeah, I guess I gotta crack it open tomorrow
[07:02] <TheFunkbomb> I usually do it every 6 months but with summer coming up, I should do it.  I smoke cigarettes.  Not good for the fans
[07:02] <c0l2e> my webcam on sony vaio vgn-sz18gp ricoh is working on skype but not on ekiga and cheese... why?
[07:02] <centHOGG> <every month
[07:02] <mimcpher> Brando753: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Browser.backspace_action
[07:02] <yaa_> sony vaio sux
[07:02] <TheFunkbomb> I don't want to lose my uptime :D
[07:02] <h8red> do i need to get some sort of registry or system cleaner
[07:03] <bazhang> !ot > yaa_
[07:03] <vader> h8red: nope.
[07:03] <gregben_> h8red: In practical terms, no, you don't have to worry about defragmentation. In theory, yes, eventually the disk will become fragmented, but you can fix it by copying your data to a new filesystem on a fresh disk.
[07:03] <mimcpher> ext4 features defragging :P
[07:04] <ziroday> gregben_: or just run a defrag, and unless your disk is 80% full this is not an issue
[07:04] <``y7> i just installed ubuntu, it never asked me to setup a root pw, how do i go about logging into root?
[07:04] <TheFunkbomb> any of you use a cooling pad for your laptops?
[07:04] <ziroday> !root | ``y7
[07:04] <h8red> I bought a book to try to help me learn Linux, but I think it's beyond a beginner's scope, Classic Shell Scripting
[07:04] <sparkmonkey88> Is there native kernel support for ext4 yet?
[07:04] <ziroday> sparkmonkey88: in jaunty yes
[07:04] <TheFunkbomb> h8red, that's not a linux book.  That covers PART of linux
[07:04] <``y7> thx ziroday
[07:04] <nilson> sparkmonkey88, yes
[07:04] <mimcpher> sparkmonkey88: as of 2.6.29 (or 28?) it is "stable".
[07:04] <h8red> I want to learn the shell / command line stuff
[07:05] <vader> h8red: return that book, it's not for beginners.
[07:05] <TheFunkbomb> h8red, let me link you to the book I use
[07:05] <TheFunkbomb> it's a bible though
[07:05] <h8red> okay thanks
[07:05] <ziroday> !terminal | h8red
[07:05] <nilson> I started with the Unix Haters Handbook, then progressed to The Complete FreeBSH
[07:05] <nilson> BSD
[07:05] <centHOGG> y7 id tell you what to do but your nickname
[07:05] <gregben_> ziroday: What is the package name for 'defrag'? I did apt-get install defrag but that didn't work.
[07:05] <nilson> Then I installed Slackware, Gentoo, BSD, etc etc
[07:05] <``y7> i was actually wanting to login to root to install sudo and ssh, but i guess sudo is already here ;)
[07:05] <sparkmonkey88> mimcpher: How do i co about getting the files nessary to implement ext4
[07:05] <``y7> ssh installed, thx anyways centHOGG
[07:05] <nilson> I've been using Ubuntu for over a two years now though
[07:06] <TheFunkbomb> h8red, see if you can get this book:  http://www.borders.com/online/store/TitleDetail?sku=0137003889
[07:06] <ziroday> gregben_: one sc
[07:06] <vader> h8red: Wanna kick it old school eh? Strat with a good font and the program Screen. The CLI really rocks...
[07:06] <TheFunkbomb> it will give you the basics on everything
[07:06] <mimcpher> sparkmonkey88: I suggest you update to 9.04 (Currently in RC) if you wish to use ext4.
[07:06] <Lartza_> Ignore books in my opinion...
[07:06] <nilson> I'm a very advanced user; I am a research assistant at the University of Alabama and work with our high performance cluster and give Unix support to scientistrs
[07:06] <KyleK> !scrollkeeper
[07:06] <h8red> yes i'd like to kick it OS
[07:06] <isiah> nilson: are they hiring?
[07:06] <nilson> UA?
[07:07] <nilson> Do you live around UA?
[07:07] <Lartza_> h8red: You can get everything needed from the internet for free
[07:07] <`brandon`> hello i am having some trubble i am trying to ./configure a Egg Drop Bot but i keep getting this error, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/153858/
[07:07] <mimcpher> Haha, Unix support for scientists.
[07:07] <ziroday> gregben_: see http://askville.amazon.com/defrag-tune-Ubuntu-machine/AnswerViewer.do?requestId=8437568 basically use tune2fs to tune-up your filesystem
[07:07] <nilson> mimcpher, it's a common position in the HPC field
[07:07] <isiah> nilson: I might be moving there
[07:07] <TheFunkbomb> I go to the internet first for information.  Either this chan or the Ubuntu boards.  Book is good for reference
[07:07] <nilson> To Tuscaloosa?
[07:07] <Nareth> DasEi: sorry for the delay, no, it did not
[07:07] <mimcpher> nilson: i almost worked at the University of Toronto giving unix support for their physics HPC machine :P
[07:07] <nilson> isiah, Tuscaloosa is an awesome town IMO
[07:07] <isiah> nilson: I have a bachelors in electrical engineer
[07:07] <mimcpher> I decided I'd rather not :P
[07:07] <vader> h8red: Everything I learnt for the CLI I found on the web and here, on irc.
[07:08] <perturbed> i am on ubuntu 8.04 desktop . i want to upgrade to 9.04 desktop . how do i upgrade from the CD . i have 9.04 on the cd
[07:08] <nilson> mimcpher, I love my job :P
[07:08] <perturbed> can anybody help me ?
[07:08] <``y7> and now i have synergy going. ubuntu, here i come ;)
[07:08] <nilson> isiah, my current coworker is from India and has a degree in EE
[07:08] <root> shuai
[07:08] <mimcpher> nilson: I ended up taking another job that turned out to be mostly outlook helpdesk.  It was the wrong choice :P
[07:08] <perturbed> i am from india :D
[07:08] <nilson> I'm an undergrad sophomore, and I'm an EE major with Computer Science minor
[07:08] <ziroday> !offtopic
[07:08] <prikolchik> perturbed: lots of tutorials on the internet. LOTS
[07:08] <Sc0> hello
[07:09] <isiah> nilson: so i got a chance?
[07:09] <Lartza_> h8red: Seriously, forget paying for books, forget books, there is ton's of getting started on the internet, if you don't know some command use man(that's for manual) *your command*
[07:09] <sparkmonkey88> that book mentioned earlier is too damned exspensive for a college student on a 160 usd a week  weekly budget to afford
[07:09] <`brandon`> !Tcl | brandon
[07:09] <perturbed> i tried the terminal commands that dont seem to work prikochik
[07:09] <prikolchik> perturbed: do they give u an error? what is it?
[07:09] <Lartza_> Perturbed: WHat cd is it?
[07:09] <Lartza_> Perturbed: Is is live cd?(Is there a one? :S)
[07:10] <h8red> Lartza_:  Yeah I'd like to learn all that
[07:10] <Lartza_> *Is it
[07:10] <`brandon`> it says Tcl is installed but i don't know where the dir is
[07:10] <sparkmonkey88> Hasn't mark G.Sobel headr ofthe public domain
[07:10] <``y7> holly crap ubuntu makes stuff easy. i could get used to this ;)
[07:10] <perturbed> it says a window will open follow the commands ..but the window never opens
[07:10] <perturbed> i made that cd ..iso image ..i can use the live version .. i also verified the cd
[07:10] <Lartza_> h8red: Foget books, use free sources on the internet
[07:10] <mimcpher> Ah, sometimes books are nice though :P
[07:10] <Lartza_> perturbed: IMO you can only upgrade from the alternate cd
[07:10] <perturbed> whats the alternate cd
[07:10] <mimcpher> There's no direct update path from 8.04 to 9.04
[07:10] <h8red> Lartza_:  yeah, i'm going to return this shell scripting book, piss on it!
[07:11] <mimcpher> You have to go through 8.10
[07:11] <perturbed> the cd i made from the iso image is the alternate cd ?
[07:11] <mimcpher> (afaik)
[07:11] <prikolchik> perturbed: you can download from ubuntu website
[07:11] <Lartza_> perturbed: If you have live you can't upgrade using that cd
[07:11] <Lartza_> prikolchik: What I understanded, you didn't tell him that...
[07:11] <DasEi> Nareth: I'm goging offline now, too, maybe try to install opera until you get ff to work ?
[07:11] <perturbed> i have the iso image with me on the cd .. the live version works fine ..i also allows fresh installation ..but i want to upgrade and not do a fresh installation
[07:11] <perturbed> it *
[07:11] <Lartza_> perturbed: You can't
[07:12] <Lartza_> YOu have the wrong cd
[07:12] <perturbed> i allows fresh installation
[07:12] <texincali> could somone possibly help me with setting up my 2 monitors to work? im only getting one...i have a agp radeon 2600hd pro with 2 dvi ports...
[07:12] <perturbed> it *
[07:12] <mecoatwar> hello everybody
[07:12] <mecoatwar> how is life?
[07:12] <Lartza_> perturbed: IT IS THE WRONG CD
[07:12] <Lartza_> perturbed: ANd olso you need to upgrade to 8.10 first
[07:12] <Mal3ko> hi mecoatwar
[07:12] <perturbed> how do i upgrade from the cd then ? which is the right cd . i cant do it from the internet . i dont have a stable connection
[07:13] <ziroday> texincali: what driver?
[07:13] <Brando753> can u plz resend how to get firefox to go back with backspace?
[07:13] <mecoatwar> ok you know the first time you use a stick shift what its like?
[07:13] <ziroday> !upgrade | perturbed read this
[07:13] <Lartza_> perturbed: So you have 8.04?
[07:13] <mimcpher> Brando753: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Browser.backspace_action
[07:13] <perturbed> yes i have 8.04
[07:13] <texincali> the proprietary xlgf ati driver
[07:13] <mecoatwar> well
[07:13] <Lartza_> perturbed: THen you need to upgrade to 8.10
[07:13] <mecoatwar> ubuntu is like that for me
[07:13] <perturbed> cant upgrade it online
[07:13] <mecoatwar> like a stick shift car for the first time
[07:13] <ziroday> texincali: doesn't it have the catalyst control center or something similar?
[07:13] <texincali> yes
[07:13] <Lartza_> perturbed: What version do you want?
[07:13] <Nareth> DasEi: Thanks for you effort!! I'll do that.
[07:13] <ziroday> texincali: can't you use that?
[07:14] <texincali> 1 sec
[07:14] <perturbed> lartza_ : i have ubuntu 8.04 desktop
[07:14] <Lartza_> perturbed: BUt what do you want to upgrade to?
[07:14] <pelangi_> icha
[07:14] <ziroday> perturbed: you need the alternate 8.10 cd
[07:14] <perturbed> i want to upgrade to 9.04 desktop
[07:14] <ziroday> Lartza_: he can only upgrade to 8.10...
[07:14] <mimcpher> perturbed: You need to upgrade FIRST to 8.10, THEN, to 9.04.
[07:14] <Lartza_> perturbed: I would seriously concider getting internet to update packages after upgrade
[07:15] <`brandon`> as i say again
[07:15] <`brandon`> it says Tcl is installed but i don't know where the dir is
[07:15] <Lartza_> ziroday: He has the wrong 9.04 cd
[07:15] <`brandon`> can anyone help me
[07:15] <ziroday> perturbed: plus, 9.04 is not released yet.
[07:15] <mecoatwar> ok how do i install my soundcard......You can't get more general in a question then that can you
[07:15] <Lartza_> perturbed: You also need alternate cd's for installing, not the live ones
[07:15] <perturbed> my system is up-to-date .. and it allows me to upgrade to 8.10 ..but i dont have unlimited data usage . so i prefer the cd upgradation
[07:15] <ziroday> `brandon`: tclsh
[07:15] <mecoatwar> lets see how long it takes someone to notice my question
[07:15] <perturbed> how do i get the alternate cd ?
[07:15] <Sc0> mecoatwar: First you remove the case...
[07:16] <Sc0> :P
[07:16] <`brandon`> ziroday, what?
[07:16] <Lartza_> http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#alternate
[07:16] <mecoatwar> :'(
[07:16] <ziroday> `brandon`: what do you want to do with tcl?
[07:16] <perturbed> can i upgrade directly to 9.04 from the alternate cd ?
[07:16] <Lartza_> perturbed: It's text based just for you to know
[07:16] <mecoatwar> ScO you are as helpful as a bag of rocks in a falling balloon
[07:16] <Lartza_> perturbed: No
[07:16] <Lartza_> That is 8.10 alternate
[07:16] <mecoatwar> lol
[07:16] <ziroday> perturbed: no. You need to upgrade to 8.10 first, then to 9.04
[07:16] <Sc0> mecoatwar: I assume you're past that step?
[07:16] <`brandon`> ziroday, i am trying to make a Egg Drop Bot
[07:16] <mecoatwar> wow
[07:16] <mecoatwar> really
[07:16] <mecoatwar> yes
[07:16] <ziroday> `brandon`: errors?
[07:16] <Lartza_> perturbed: And wait for 9.04 to be released...
[07:16] <perturbed> can i upgrade to 8.10 from the cd ..offline
[07:16] <mecoatwar> im laughing really hard right now that question made my day
[07:17] <Lartza_> perturbed: YES you got it!!!
[07:17] <`brandon`> ziroday, yes when i try to ./configure
[07:17] <mecoatwar> thats like saying first you plug it in
[07:17] <mecoatwar> then
[07:17] <mecoatwar> turn it on
[07:17] <ziroday> `brandon`: what is the error?
[07:17] <Sc0> Exactly!
[07:17] <Lartza_> Get the 8.10 alternate
[07:17] <mecoatwar> hey
[07:17] <`brandon`> ziroday, here is the errors
[07:17] <Lartza_> perturbed
[07:17] <ziroday> `brandon`: and why not install from the repo's?
[07:17] <`brandon`> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/153858/
[07:17] <mecoatwar> Sc0 want to start a private chat
[07:17] <perturbed> iso image of 8.10 alternate ?
[07:17] <`brandon`> repo's?
[07:17] <Sc0> Hey, I could have started with "First, you drive to Best Buy..." but you seem like you're on top of things :D
[07:17] <Sc0> Sure
[07:17] <mecoatwar> oh yeah
[07:18] <mecoatwar> ok how do you start a private chat
[07:18] <perturbed> so live cds do not support upgradation ?
[07:18] <ziroday> `brandon`: why not install eggdrop like you install every other app? Through synaptic/repo's/apt-get/gnome-app-install
[07:18] <mecoatwar> lets just show how much of a noob i am
[07:18] <texincali> i can only get clone to work
[07:18] <Lartza_> perturbed: Yes
[07:18] <ziroday> !enter > mecoatwar
[07:18] <Lartza_> perturbed: That is correct
[07:18] <ziroday> !pm > mecoatwar
[07:18] <dotblank> !grub | dotblank
[07:18] <Lartza_> perturbed: And you can't skip 8.04 to 9.04 when there is 8.10
[07:18] <texincali> it wont let me display 2 desktops at once....
[07:18] <Lartza_> perturbed: YOu have to go one by one
[07:19] <perturbed> i cannot skip 8.10 in the alternate cd . i mean can i get alternate for 9.04 directly ?
[07:19] <`brandon`> ziroday, i dont know how to.
[07:19] <perturbed> okay okay
[07:19] <ziroday> perturbed: you cannot go from 8.04 to 9.04 directly
[07:19] <ziroday> `brandon`: err how do you install every other app?
[07:19] <perturbed> so first step is to get alternate cd for 8.10
[07:19] <Lartza_> perturbed: ANd forget 9.04 for now ok?
[07:19] <perturbed> and then alternate for 9.04
[07:19] <mimcpher> Its like a linked list!  Though there are skips between LTR :P
[07:19] <Lartza_> perturbed: Don't get it
[07:19] <perturbed> is it not stable ?
[07:19] <`brandon`> sudo apt-get install apt-name
[07:20] <ziroday> perturbed: correct
[07:20] <Lartza_> perturbed: Wait for like... under 7 days to it released?
[07:20] <dotblank> can I use multiple setup() commands to install grub on multiple drives at one time?
[07:20] <`brandon`> or i download it from terminal
[07:20] <ziroday> `brandon`: right! so in this case its sudo apt-get install eggdrop
[07:20] <perturbed> anybody here has 9.04 ?
[07:20] <mimcpher> Lartza_: 10 days I think?
[07:20] <Lartza_> perturbed: Instructions for you:
[07:20] <ziroday> perturbed: 9.04 is _not_ stable. Wait for it to be released
[07:20] <velle> Hi, I currently have a dual boot with ubuntu and xp via GRUB. Now I need to reinstall XP, how do I do that without touching the Ubuntu, and maintaining the dual boot?
[07:20] <perturbed> so after 7 days it will be available for online upgradation ?
[07:20] <ziroday> perturbed: yes
[07:20] <`brandon`> now it's telling me
[07:20] <dotblank> ziroday: Is very right and you are better off waiting
[07:21] <`brandon`> eggdrop is already the newest version
[07:21] <perturbed> i thought 9.04 was already released
[07:21] <sparkmonkey88> !grub | dotblank
[07:21] <perturbed> :D
[07:21] <ziroday> `brandon`: then you already have it installed
[07:21] <`brandon`> ziroday: where is it then?
[07:21] <ziroday> velle: okay, have you made some empty space for windows?
[07:21] <perturbed> i was about to do a fresh installation ..i liked the interface
[07:21] <dotblank> sparkmonkey88: just read that but I can issue setup() more then once without having to re-enter grub
[07:21] <Lartza_> perturbed: Get 8.10 alternate cd, burn it, upgrade 8.04 to 8.10, update packages from internet, wait 10 days, download 9.04 alternate, upgrade 8.10 > 9.04, update packages from teh internet
[07:21] <dotblank> sparkmonkey88: can*
[07:21] <perturbed> okay .. i got that
[07:22] <Lartza_> perturbed: I have used the laternate
[07:22] <velle> ziroday: yes, already have xp on a ntfs partition
[07:22] <Lartza_> perturbed: Well, server cd which has the same kind of installer
[07:22] <Lartza_> perturbed: It's not hard
[07:22] <perturbed> so alternate cd is only for upgradations ?
[07:22] <Lartza_> perturbed: No you can get fres install too
[07:22] <ziroday> velle: okay, well you will need to have blank space for the windows install. Windows will overwrite grub and you will have to use the livecd to restore it
[07:22] <ziroday> !grub | velle
[07:22] <perturbed> let me try if i can get alternate cds
[07:22] <Lartza_> But no live or real graphics, check the screenshot
[07:23] <perturbed> is fedora better than ubuntu ?
[07:23] <Lartza_> perturbed: Yes and no
[07:23] <sparkmonkey88> !grub | dotblank
[07:23] <ziroday> !best | perturbed
[07:23] <centHOGG> perturbed: honestly nah
[07:23] <velle> dotblank and ziroday: thanks
[07:23] <Lartza_> perturbed: THe packages are newer, but it's less stavle
[07:23] <perturbed> okay ..so many of you ppl here use ubuntu ?
[07:23] <ziroday> `brandon`: well what are you looking for?
[07:23] <Lartza_> There is SELinux default
[07:23] <centHOGG> i'll even say centos is better than fedora :P
[07:24] <`brandon`> ziroday: eggdrop
[07:24] <ziroday> perturbed: this is the ubuntu channel. So obviously yes
[07:24] <ziroday> `brandon`: /usr/bin/eggdrop
[07:24] <mimcpher> Lartza_: man, I never thought I'd hear somebody describe something as newer but less stable than ubuntu.
[07:24] <perturbed> haha yes
[07:24] <`brandon`> ziroday: ah ty
[07:24] <mimcpher> Lartza_: unless I understood you backwards
[07:24] <Lartza_> mimcpher: Whhat?
[07:24] <Lartza_> I mean packages you get from teh fedora repository are newer, sometimes even beta
[07:24] <ziroday> `brandon`: also take a look in /usr/lib/eggdrop and /usr/share/doc/eggdrop
[07:24] <Lartza_> BUt the whole system is less stable than ubuntu
[07:25] <perturbed> okay
[07:25] <mimcpher> Lartza_: In the old days of ubuntu, it used to be a buggy pile of stuff cobbled from debian unstable :P
[07:25] <Lartza_> mimcpher: Days have changed huh? :)
[07:25] <`brandon`> ziroday: eggdrop is not located in /usr/bin/
[07:25] <Lartza_> perturbed: I have used fedora and I liked it, but I'm forced to use some shitty windows
[07:25] <mimcpher> Lartza_: Indeed.  A few years ago I wouldn't have believed ubuntu would have been polished as much as it is.  Or that I'd be using it.
[07:26] <bazhang> Lartza_, watch the language
[07:26] <ziroday> `brandon`: okay, does ls -la /usr/bin | grep eggdrop output anything
[07:26] <deb-eater-88> I happen to be running the testing release of Debian on my Dell dimension 4600 c which has been up for  1 day 1:45 with now major failiours
[07:26] <perturbed> can i download alternate cd for 8.10 from torrents .. i have unlimited usage during off-peak hours only
[07:26] <Tugle> is there a way to configure notify-osd?
[07:26] <ziroday> perturbed: y4es
[07:26] <Lartza_> perturbed: Yes
[07:26] <ziroday> Tugle: ask in #ubuntu+1 and no
[07:26] <`brandon`> it tells me this
[07:26] <Lartza_> bazhang: Yes sir...
[07:26] <perturbed> okay i'll search for it
[07:26] <`brandon`> brandon@ubuntu:~$ ls -la /usr/bin | grep eggdrop
[07:26] <`brandon`> -rwxr-xr-x  1 root   root     341592 2008-10-04 03:30 eggdrop
[07:27] <kyle_> Is there software that i can put on a usb drive that will boot, then let me install from choice of iso files on that drive. In other words... the system boots the usb, then redirects booting to an iso
[07:27] <Lartza_> perturbed: What? STOP THERE
[07:27] <ziroday> `brandon`: right, so it _is_ there.
[07:27] <perturbed> woops
[07:27] <Lartza_> perturbed: You search what from where?
[07:27] <perturbed> google
[07:27] <mimcpher> kyle_: Yes.  Unfortunately I am just leaving :P
[07:27] <Lartza_> Maybe wait a little?
[07:27] <`brandon`> ziroday: so i need to be root to access that file?
[07:27] <perturbed> alternate cd for ubuntu 8.10 torrents
[07:27] <Lartza_> perturbed: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#alternate
[07:28] <Lartza_> Ubuntu has OFFICIAL torernts for every cd
[07:28] <`brandon`> how do i do that without using terminal?
[07:28] <prikolchik> kyle_: umm.. why dont u just create a USB startup disk?
[07:28] <ziroday> `brandon`: no, all users can read and execute that file. Do you understand what you are doing? What are you trying to do?
[07:28] <perturbed> can i use bittorrents on those mirrors
[07:28] <perturbed> i want to pause the downloading in peak hours
[07:28] <Lartza_> perturbed: Have you the site open?
[07:28] <prikolchik> kyle_: no iso's and it boots from it and u can install Ubuntu just like from live CD?
[07:28] <taisteluorava> Hey, could someone help me to get x800xt to work properly on ubuntu 8.10? I have already tested a newest fglrx drivers, but it seem not working properly.
[07:28] <`brandon`> ziroday: i am trying to go to that file from
[07:28] <Lartza_> perturbed: It reads "Alternate installer details"?
[07:28] <perturbed> its openeing
[07:28] <`brandon`> file browser
[07:28] <kyle_> prikolchik, i think it would be pretty nice to have my collection of isos on one stick that i can choose to boot from
[07:29] <ziroday> `brandon`: well have you gone to /usr/bin?
[07:29] <`brandon`> yes
[07:29] <Lartza_> perturbed: There should be "BitTorrent" then little more down "Ubuntu 8.10"
[07:29] <``y7> why can't i sudo apt-get install in two different terminals at the same time?
[07:29] <Lartza_> perturbed: Then "ubuntu-8.10-alternate-i386.iso.torrent"
[07:29] <Lartza_> Clcik that and done
[07:29] <ziroday> ``y7: because sudo was not designed like that.
[07:29] <``y7> ziroday, so how would i go about installing two apps at the same time?
[07:29] <Lartza_> perturbed: Remember that next time, ubuntu has torrents for every cd :)
[07:30] <ziroday> ``y7: you don't. You wait for one to finish first.
[07:30] <koolkartik> :)
[07:30] <`brandon`> ziroday: i am looking at /usr/bin right now
[07:30] <perturbed> okay .. and the rest is same as other torrents
[07:30] <`brandon`> ziroday: and i dont see a eggdrop dir
[07:30] <ziroday> `brandon`: yes, and eggdrop is in there.
[07:30] <Lartza_> perturbed: Totally
[07:30] <ziroday> `brandon`: its not a dir, its a single file
[07:30] <bazhang> ``y7, just put them in the same apt-get install command
[07:30] <`brandon`> so its a file not a dir
[07:30] <``y7> bazhang: apt-get install thunderbird firefox       <----- something like that?
[07:30] <Lartza_> perturbed: Torrents aren't just from piratebay or whatever, many bigger programs and games offer torrents as download too on their own site
[07:30] <ziroday> `brandon`: yes, its the executable. What are you trying to do?
[07:31] <prikolchik> kyle_: http://tinyurl.com/dbphqh
[07:31] <bazhang> ``y7, yep
[07:31] <ziroday> ``y7: yep
[07:31] <``y7> thx
[07:31] <perturbed> okay
[07:31] <perturbed> is alternate for 9.04 released ?
[07:31] <koolkartik> np
[07:31] <ziroday> perturbed: no. Its still in testing
[07:31] <Lartza_> perturbed: Don't even think about downloading it
[07:31] <Lartza_> If it would have been released
[07:31] <perturbed> okay
[07:32] <Lartza_> Wait for the official, last release, it's release candidate now
[07:32] <sdakpos> hi i have weird problem
[07:32] <perturbed> i have 9.04 live cd . i thgt i can upgrade it from that
[07:32] <`brandon`> ziroday: i am just trying to make a Egg Drop Bot
[07:32] <ziroday> sdakpos: what is it?
[07:32] <prikolchik> sdakpos: more info?
[07:32] <sdakpos> my desktop suddenly changed it's PATH
[07:32] <Lartza_> perturbed: Sadly you can't :(
[07:32] <perturbed> i cannot have unetbootin on my 8.04
[07:32] <sdakpos> it's like /home/user/`/ instead of /home/user/Desktop
[07:32] <perturbed> so i thgt i should try an upgrade
[07:33] <Lartza_> Try 8.10
[07:33] <sdakpos> but the Desktop dir is still there
[07:33] <Lartza_> :=
[07:33] <perturbed> yeah
[07:33] <sdakpos> and it's empty
[07:33] <perturbed> waste a dvd :(
[07:33] <perturbed> wasted *
[07:33] <perturbed> lol
[07:33] <ziroday> `brandon`: read http://www.eggheads.org/support/egghtml/1.6.19/ on how to configure it
[07:33] <Lartza_> Why DVD? :O
[07:33] <ziroday> `brandon`: as well as http://www.egghelp.org/
[07:33] <Lartza_> Cd's would be less download
[07:34] <perturbed> yeah i didnt have a cd so used a dvd for it
[07:34] <taisteluorava> http://paste.ubuntu.com/153868/   This is how my xorg looks now. I m trying to get ati open driver's to work but have not clue to how go forward.
[07:34] <Lartza_> Could somebody finally tell me if this command works to forward port on linux gateway(mysql in example)? iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -d 91.x.x.x -p tcp -m tcp --dport 3306 -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.0.1
[07:34] <Lartza_> perturbed: Don't try to burn cd iso on dvd :)
[07:34] <`brandon`> ziroday: i just wanted to know where the Tcl file is located so i can redo my ./configure
[07:35] <Lartza_> Also get rewritable dvd's perhaps?
[07:35] <perturbed> lol why ?
[07:35] <perturbed> haha okay
[07:35] <ziroday> `brandon`: why, you _already_ have it installed
[07:35] <sdakpos> prikolchik, ziroday : my desktop path have changes, all my desktop icons are in /home/user/`/ instead of /home/user/Desktop but the Desktop directory is still there
[07:35] <thephoenix04> hey. anyone know where to find help for wep cracking using ubuntu?
[07:35] <Lartza_> perturbed: Atleast linux iso, which should be bootable doesnt function when burned to dvd :D
[07:35] <Lartza_> if it's cd iso, not dvd
[07:35] <ziroday> thephoenix04: we can't help you with that here.
[07:35] <`brandon`> did you see the link i posted
[07:35] <revolut10n> @thephoenix04: Google?
[07:35] <revolut10n> :)
[07:36] <usser_> thephoenix04, if you're going there, you should know what you're doing, theres plenty of tutorials too
[07:36] <Lartza_> thephoenix04: A****a**
[07:36] <`brandon`> ziroday: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/153858/
[07:36] <perturbed> the live cd is working fine though
[07:36] <prikolchik> sdakpos: srry dude i really dont know
[07:36] <ziroday> `brandon`: you already have eggdrop installed
[07:36] <Lartza_> perturbed: You got live cd and burned it to dvd?
[07:36] <`brandon`> yes its a damn bot
[07:37] <perturbed> yes
[07:37] <Lartza_> 700mb or something?
[07:37] <Lartza_> not 4gb?
[07:37] <Lartza_> 2?
[07:37] <perturbed> yes 700mb
[07:37] <ziroday> `brandon`: to run it just do eggdrop
[07:37] <Lartza_> Why didn't mine work :(
[07:37] <perturbed> 700mb on 4 .7 gb dvd
[07:37] <Bragex9> I have installed a .xpi package into firefox. Can I delete the .xpi archive after the installation has succeded?
[07:37] <Lartza_> It didn't boot
[07:37] <perturbed> lol
[07:37] <`brandon`> ziroday: that makes no sence to me
[07:37] <Lartza_> Bragex9: Yes
[07:37] <thephoenix04> i know kind of what im doing. do you guys know any really good programs for sniffing, package analysis and wep cracking?
[07:37] <centHOGG> Bragex9: affirmative
[07:37] <Bragex9> ok, thanks
[07:37] <Lartza_> thephoenix04: Yes
[07:38] <Lartza_> But we can't tell
[07:38] <``y7> what program does ubuntu use for rar files?
[07:38] <ziroday> `brandon`: in a terminal type 'eggdrop'
[07:38] <Lartza_> Check #nethack(joke) :)
[07:38] <ziroday> !info unrar | ``y7
[07:38] <revolut10n> y7: rar :)
[07:38] <taco> hey room wuzzup ?
[07:38] <`brandon`> ziroday: i get this error
[07:38] <`brandon`> Eggdrop v1.6.19+SSL (C) 1997 Robey Pointer (C) 2008 Eggheads
[07:38] <`brandon`> [23:38] --- Loading eggdrop v1.6.19+SSL (Sat Apr 18 2009)
[07:38] <`brandon`> [23:38] * CONFIG FILE NOT LOADED (NOT FOUND, OR ERROR)
[07:38] <FloodBot1> `brandon`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:39] <ziroday> `brandon`: yes, you need to configure the bot.
[07:39] <usser_> thephoenix04, kismet and aircrack is pretty much all you need, also it helps to help 2 laptops, 1 to inject packets into the network, speeds up the crack considerably
[07:39] <`brandon`> so i need to use make the .conf file then load it into the eggdrop
[07:39] <`brandon`> ?
[07:39] <ziroday> `brandon`: yes, you need to configure the bot
[07:40] <perturbed> whats the difference between ubuntu cd and dvd versions ?
[07:40] <taco> ok so how do i go about blocking invasive pervs that don't value others' privacy ?
[07:40] <ziroday> perturbed: dvd has more packages
[07:40] <thephoenix04> thanks usser_. but when i try to use kismet, it gives me an error.
[07:41] <ziroday> taco: in what sense?
[07:41] <centHOGG> band name
[07:41] <usser_> thephoenix04, google is your friend, im not going to help you with that sorry
[07:41] <perturbed> bye all
[07:41] <thephoenix04> Launching kismet_server: //usr/bin/kismet_server
[07:41] <thephoenix04> Suid priv-dropping disabled.  This may not be secure.
[07:41] <thephoenix04> No specific sources given to be enabled, all will be enabled.
[07:41] <thephoenix04> Non-RFMon VAPs will be destroyed on multi-vap interfaces (ie, madwifi-ng)
[07:41] <thephoenix04> Enabling channel hopping.
[07:41] <FloodBot1> thephoenix04: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:41] <thephoenix04> Enabling channel splitting.
[07:41] <taco> ewvery time i try to get on the net i have some jerk trying to block my music...
[07:42] <ziroday> thephoenix04: for the second time. We can _not_ help you with that here.
[07:42] <perturbed> thanks for your help
[07:42] <ziroday> taco: block?
[07:42] <shay26> Hello , my laptop fall down from the table before few months , until now the laptop worked fine , last night i noticed the laptop got stuck when i trying to open file , my laptop installed with Ubuntu 8.10 does Ubuntu have tool for checking bad sectors ?
[07:42] <Betatesting> hello, I installed the new ubuntu... What is a really impressive desktop enviornment addon for a sick machine
[07:42] <taco> dns  attack
[07:42] <ziroday> shay26: yep, fsck
[07:42] <databits> how would I go about checking if my computer is recognizing a sata hd that I have hooked up ?
[07:42] <taco> deial of service
[07:42] <Betatesting> i hate graphics, but want my buddie to like this
[07:42] <centHOGG> oy
[07:42] <ziroday> Betatesting: compiz?
[07:42] <Betatesting> kde?
[07:43] <ziroday> databits: does it appear in fdisk -l?
[07:43] <Betatesting> Im on gnome
[07:43] <Betatesting> kde is crap isnt it?
[07:43] <ziroday> Betatesting: no compiz AKA compiz-fusion AKA desktop effects is what provides animations and such
[07:43] <taco> i just wonder if my router has been zombied...
[07:43] <Betatesting> sudo apt-get install compiz?
[07:43] <ziroday> taco: well we can't help you with that here
[07:44] <ziroday> Betatesting: its already installed. Go to Appearance > Desktop Effects
[07:44] <techII> im having a problem with my laptop, hooking it up to my tv
[07:44] <taco> anything i can do program wise in ubuntu ?
[07:44] <centHOGG> what router
[07:44] <ziroday> taco: only resetting your router.
[07:44] <centHOGG> no
[07:44] <taco> like scan my router or?
[07:44] <centHOGG> nmap -sT localhost
[07:44] <centHOGG> gl
[07:44] <taco> unplug.oh otay.
[07:44] <techII> if the tv is connected at startup, i get a completely black screen, and can not switch to a virtual console
[07:45] <ziroday> taco: why not try directly connect to the modem?
[07:45] <taisteluorava> Could someone help me to get 800xt work properly with ubuntu 8.10. I think open drivers are only option with x800xt, and my xorg look like this http://paste.ubuntu.com/153872/. Compiz is working but there is still some lag's. Scrolling in firefox lags also.
[07:45] <Betatesting> error, desktop effects could not be enabled
[07:45] <taco> i am
[07:45] <``y7> is there a way to install mirc onto ubuntu?
[07:45] <ziroday> Betatesting: what graphics card?
[07:45] <techII> if i connect it after the machine has booted, and tell it to clone my desktop and adjust the resolution for my tv, it freezes
[07:45] <ziroday> ``y7: yes, through wine. But why?
[07:45] <``y7> ziroday, because i love mirc. thx :)
[07:46] <centHOGG> xchat
[07:46] <taco> what all do i need to try out mythtv ?
[07:46] <``y7> i have pages and pages of scripts, it'd be a bitch to learn xchat scripting and re-write them
[07:46] <ziroday> taco: just install mythtv's packages
[07:46] <centHOGG> k
[07:46] <ziroday> ``y7: watch the language
[07:46] <dotblank> Betatesting: can you paste "glxinfo | grep renderer"
[07:46] <taco> does ubuntu have it ?
[07:46] <``y7> ziroday, i'm sorry
[07:47] <techII> any ideas? (this started happening within the past 24 hours, i do not remember changing any configuration)
[07:47] <ziroday> taco: yes
[07:47] <Betatesting> ziroday, radion 9800 pro
[07:47] <killedkillerb> how can i resize my ext3 partition after i
[07:47] <killedkillerb> already am running
[07:47] <taco> cool thanks all i'm out.
[07:47] <ziroday> Betatesting: should be fine, paste what dotblank wants
[07:47] <InsertHome> http://zutils.co.cc
[07:47] <centHOGG> killedkillerb: ext3 is a pain... sorry
[07:47] <prikolchik> shay26: better use a tool from ur HDD manufacturer. You could try Hiren's Boot CD
[07:47] <centHOGG> reiserfs & acronis
[07:47] <ziroday> InsertHome: ?
[07:47] <Betatesting> Desktop effects could not be enabled
[07:48] <sdakpos> but the Desktop dir is still there
[07:48] <Betatesting> beta issue?
[07:48] <velle> ziroday: If I follow the guide you sent me to install GRUB, will GRUB know of my Linux OS and show a menu with it? Or will it maybe just show me a GRUB prompt?
[07:48] <thephoenix04> well does anyone know of any irc channels that help with hacking (good hacking, not the bad kind)
[07:48] <InsertHome> nvm i'm stupid
[07:48] <ziroday> velle: no it will find all the installed OS's
[07:48] <Betatesting> thephoenix04, what would you need help with
[07:48] <ziroday> thephoenix04: ask in #freenode
[07:48] <velle> ziroday: great
[07:48] <ziroday> Betatesting: are you running jaunty?
[07:49] <Betatesting> not likely that you would find people willing to hold your hand
[07:49] <Blinkiz> Hi. How can I install packages without it's dependencies?
[07:49] <GQ> register perrier
[07:49] <vadi> where i can find logs for applications like vlc or others?
[07:49] <thephoenix04> thanks
[07:49] <``y7> is ubuntu the same with updates? apt-get upgrade and then apt-get update?
[07:49] <techII> going to try this again, system will probably hang
[07:49] <ziroday> vadi: /var/log, but I don't think vlc logs
[07:50] <vadi> ziroday, but there are no logs for those apps
[07:50] <dotblank> Betatesting: can you paste "glxinfo | grep "OpenGL version"" in here?
[07:50] <prikolchik> Blinkiz: doubt u can. why need that?
[07:50] <ziroday> ``y7: sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get upgrade. Or just use the update-manager that will appear when there is updates
[07:50] <Betatesting> ziroday, Jaunty is the new 9.whatever, than yes
[07:50] <ziroday> vadi: as I said, vlc doesn't log by default
[07:50] <``y7> ziroday, i already did it in the opposite order, will that effect anything major?
[07:50] <ziroday> Betatesting: you need to ask in #ubuntu+1. Not here
[07:50] <ziroday> ``y7: not reallty
[07:50] <vadi> ziroday, how can i do that? if i may ask you
[07:51] <Betatesting> thx
[07:51] <ziroday> vadi: just open a terminal and type in vlc to see what it outputs
[07:51] <Blinkiz> prikolchik, dependencies error in jaunty I think
[07:51] <``y7> ziroday, thx.
[07:51] <ziroday> Blinkiz: jaunty is in #ubuntu+1
[07:51] <ziroday> vadi: or if you want it to put it into a file just do vlc > /path/to/file.log
[07:51] <vadi> ziroday, ok buddy, i'll be back - thanks
[07:52] <Betatesting> nknown chip id 0x9442, can't guess.
[07:52] <Betatesting> OpenGL version string: 2.1 Mesa 7.4
[07:52] <Blinkiz> ziroday, Yeah, but no one answers there. Am my question is just simple "how to install a package without dependencies?"
[07:52] <ziroday> Blinkiz: if you have a jaunty issue you need to be in #ubuntu+1.
[07:52] <ziroday> Betatesting: same with you :)
[07:52] <Betatesting> ;-)
[07:53] <Blinkiz> ziroday, okay, Say I have intrepid. How can I then install a package without its dependencies?
[07:53] <Lartza_> databits is having some problems
[07:53] <databits> Disk /dev/sdb: 500.1 GB, 500107862016 bytes
[07:53] <Lartza_> 500GB sata, formatted to ntfs, shows in fdisk but without partitions
[07:53] <databits> I am trying to get this drive to be usable
[07:53] <dotblank> Blinkiz: Clever
[07:53] <Lartza_> Data on disk
[07:54] <shay26> what are the steps needed to fix/reinstall GRUB ?
[07:54] <dotblank> !grub | shay26
[07:54] <vadi> ziroday, that will not help unfortunately ; is there a way to make such a log file for an app
[07:54] <Lartza_> shay26: Put ubuntu cd in, couple commands and done
[07:55] <techII> i can tell it to output to my tv, but when i tell it to change resolution so the output isn't stretched out it freezes, anyone have any ideas?
[07:55] <Lartza_> shay26: Check the first link up, i have done it, not hard
[07:56] <dotblank> vadi: for vlc its easy "vlc -v 2 >> logfile.txt"
[07:56] <techII> anyone know why a system would freeze up when X starts when multiple monitors are connected?
[07:56] <ibbod0> i am having a problem with gparted showing my HD as unallocated, how do i fix this?
[07:57] <vadi> dotblank. I actually want that for some other app; can't find a problem and the log file would be helpful
[07:57] <Betatesting> ubuntu1 is ignoring me...
[07:57] <databits> can someone help me out with my hd issue ?
[07:58] <Omen_20> hi everyone
[07:59] <vadi> dotblank, is the -v option working for all apps this way?
[08:00] <dotblank> vadi: Only most of them.. you should do a --help to see what options there are to increase verbosity
[08:00] <Coolaks> there is a bug in installation i think.. when u install jaunty on ur 2nd hard drive it is not able to install grub automatically..
[08:01] <Coolaks> is it known?
[08:01] <tc111> why would this line in a file under cron.d run continuously: * 2,9,17,23    * * *	root		/etc/init.d/aptmirlpia > /dev/null 2>&1
[08:01] <thephoenix04> i need some help installing kismet
[08:02] <lila> hi
[08:02] <lila> nyone online
[08:02] <vadi> dotbank, thanks - I have a problem with viewing pictures thru ssh when i connect with my vps; i can play mp3 and view text file but somehow not images
[08:02] <shay26> Lartza_: my laptop installed with 2 operating systems (Ubuntu 8.10 64 bit , Windows vista) i suspect my laptop have some bad sectors , i trying to open few times some file and the Ubuntu got stuck , last time my laptop got stuck i did restart and now i am getting on the GRUB error msg : Error 17 ?
[08:03] <thephoenix04> can anyone help me with installing kismet?
[08:03] <vadi> i get this message when i try viewing images: no image fond in 'ssh//myserveraddress
[08:03] <Lartza_> shay26: Wait a sec
[08:04] <Lartza_> Firefox won't fire up :(
[08:04] <thephoenix04> kismet?
[08:04] <thephoenix04> anyone?
[08:04] <nowy> hello people from europe
[08:05] <Lartza_> !ops thephoenix04 Kismet and aircrack help to crack wep
[08:05] <nowy> anyone knows about routes,wifi bridges,,,??
[08:06] <thephoenix04> Lartza - right. i need help with an error message. im trying to get into my own wireless router : )
[08:06] <nowy> i need link 2 routers (3com &Comtrend) via wifi at home...i only can comtrend could see 3com ssid and mac, but i can't connect and routingg it...:(
[08:06] <Lartza_> thephoenix04: Like we all do...
[08:06] <Lartza_> thephoenix04: enter the correct key and you get in
[08:07] <Lartza_> shay26: So what are you doing whenn the error comes?
[08:07] <dotblank> nowy: yes?
[08:07] <shay26> Lartza_: noting , the computer stuck at the Grub
[08:08] <Lartza_> So before you get to os list?
[08:08] <Lartza_> Or after you select windows or linux?
[08:08] <nowy> hi dotblank , is it possible link via wifi 2routers like 3com&comntrend ?
[08:08] <macvr> hi all... what is the command to identify ongoing net connections
[08:08] <macvr> ?
[08:08] <Lartza_> shay26: But sorry I need to go
[08:08] <shay26> Lartza_: before i getting the os list
[08:09] <Lartza_> shay26: But that is "easy" to fix propably
[08:09] <dotblank> nowy: can you clarify?
[08:09] <Lartza_> You will get help
[08:11] <nowy> well, i've a 3com router connected a hard disk (for files server) in other ares     of my home. and i've got another (Comtrend) here, in this pc , with dsl internet conection. i want link this 2 router in local area network via wifi dotblank
[08:12] <vadi> need help guys - when connected thru ssh with my VPS I can play mp3 files, view text files, can't view images unfortunately
[08:13] <tc111> why would this line in a file under cron.d run continuously: * 2,9,17,23    * * * root  /etc/init.d/aptmirlpia > /dev/null 2>&1
[08:13] <blip-> apuntu
[08:13] <dotblank> oh
[08:13] <betatesting> Still having this issue, any ideas?
[08:14] <dotblank> nowy: so you wish to use the 3co to connect to the Comtrend?
[08:15] <nowy> dotblank yes. my file server has a LAN (ethernet)  only, it's because i've got  the 3com switched there
[08:15] <dotblank> dotblank: well, I am not sure if the 3com will at as a wireless bridge.. you may be able to load dd-wrt on it
[08:15] <dotblank> act*
[08:19] <blip-> greetings,  I installed kubuntu 8.10 recently and it came with kde 4.1 and desktop 3D effects worked fine on my nvidia 8600GT laptop ... so I installed kde 4.2.2 through backports and it's working fine, except the desktop effects don't get enabled any more.... Trying to enable them tells me:
[08:19] <blip-> "Failed to activate desktop effects using the given configuration options. Settings will be reverted to their previous values.Check your X configuration. You may also consider changing advanced options, especially changing the compositing type."
[08:20] <blip-> nvm I'm asking in kubutu
[08:21] <betatesting> installing nautilus-open-terminal did nothing
[08:21] <dotblank> betatesting: have you restarted the session?
[08:22] <betatesting> restarted the pc
[08:22] <betatesting> ?
[08:22] <dotblank> hmm
[08:22] <RPG_Master> QUIT
[08:22] <blip-> betatesting: as in, log out and back in
[08:22] <betatesting> as in restarted more than once
[08:23] <dotblank> betatesting: did instal through packages or manually?
[08:23] <betatesting> ismt there a different way to do it?
[08:23] <betatesting> no, did sudo aptitude get bla bla
[08:23] <dotblank> betatesting: that usually works.. maybe its broken in 9.04
[08:24] <betatesting> :(
[08:25] <cousin_luigi> hello
[08:25] <dotblank> Hi!
[08:25]  * cousin_luigi recently upgraded to jaunty, but the update manager doesn't appear to be working anymore
[08:25] <betatesting> whats a good mp3 player for ubuntu?
[08:25] <bazhang> !players > betatesting
[08:26] <dotblank> cousin_luigi: join ubuntu+1 and ask there
[08:26] <cousin_luigi> the output of `ps ax` suggests it's running
[08:26] <`Ned> hello, I'm on ubuntu 8.10 and I can't copy anything to DVD
[08:26] <dotblank> betatesting: For lots of music Rhythem box
[08:26] <Wavicle> Hi Everyone. According to http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy-backports/subversion, I can install subversion 1.5.1 from hardy-backports. When I do 'sudo apt-get install -t hardy-backports subversion' it doesn't upgrade. What am I doing wrong?
[08:26] <cousin_luigi> the output of `ps ax` suggests it's running
[08:27] <cousin_luigi> dotblank: thanks
[08:27] <nowy> 3com: 3CRWDR100Y(A)-72 , and comtrend: CT-5361 but i can't ge to link each other.. :(
[08:27] <dotblank> Wavicle: do you have backports enables in software sources?
[08:27] <Wavicle> It says "subversion is already the newest version"
[08:28] <Wavicle> dotblank: Oh man, I thought I did, and I double-checked, but it looks like in my /etc/apt/source.list file, it didn't change "gutsy-backports" to "hardy-backports"
[08:28] <dotblank> Wavicle: :)
[08:29] <thephoenix04> hi
[08:29] <Wavicle> That is kinda weird though. I just ran the gutsy->hardy upgrade process. All the sources got updated, but not backports (it was #'d out when I did the upgrade)
[08:30] <thephoenix04> i was downloading a program and i got an error: configure: error: Unable to find libncurses or libcurses
[08:30] <thephoenix04> what does this mean and what do i have to do to fix it?
[08:30] <Wavicle> Okay, how do I also install the "suggested" packages?
[08:30] <bkw> When I maximize a window in gnome the bottom gets below the taskbar, how can I change the bottom border?
[08:31] <dotblank> Wavicle: should just work with update manager or aptitude
[08:31] <dotblank> thephoenix04: have you tried installing the packages for them
[08:31] <Wavicle> dotblank: Okay, I'll know soon enough I suppose.
[08:31] <Wavicle> I'll be in big trouble if it breaks though :)
[08:31] <thephoenix04> it says the libncurses package is already installed but not the libcurses. i went the synaptic manager and there are a few options for libcurses but i don't know which to choose.
[08:32] <dotblank> bkw: Are you running desktop effects
[08:32] <bkw> dotblank: all visual effects should be off, or that is what I've selected at least.
[08:32] <dotblank> thephoenix04: are you compiling somthing or just running a binary file
[08:32] <thephoenix04> im configuring
[08:33] <dotblank> bkw: you could reset your panel configs by deleting the .gconf folder in your home folder
[08:33] <Wavicle> Whew! Looks like it worked. I guess I don't have to update my resume!
[08:33] <Zedde> Hello , If I do apt-cache search opera I get 50+ results, and most of the dosn't have the word opera in it, why ?
[08:33] <dotblank> thephoenix04: ok look for libcurses-dev and libncurses-dev
[08:34] <dotblank> Zedde: This is very conditional
[08:34] <guja> Happy Easter to all Orthodox people who celebrate it today!
[08:34] <KyleK> how important is scrollkeeper?
[08:35] <Zedde> dotblank: is there a way just search for the word "opera" nothing ells ? or starts with opera only
[08:35] <thephoenix04> dotblank - there is a libcurses-ocaml-dev. is that it? and what does "dev" mean?
[08:35] <Zedde> dotblank: I'm running ubuntu 8.10 x64 and did a apr-get update before
[08:35] <dotblank> thephoenix04: -dev means it has the files needed to configure or compile programs
[08:35] <Zedde> apt
[08:35] <dotblank> Zedde: have you searched via synaptic?
[08:35] <thephoenix04> so is the one listed above the one i need?
[08:36] <thephoenix04> "libcurses-ocaml-dev"
[08:36] <dotblank> thephoenix04: I would look for libncurses-dev
[08:36] <thephoenix04> i found that one
[08:36] <thephoenix04> but not the "libcurses"
[08:36] <thephoenix04> are they different?
[08:37] <Gobby> How do i make an icon not have a name?
[08:37] <thephoenix04> dotblank: hey it worked! thanks
[08:37] <dotblank> well similar and different. I would install the libncurses and try ./configure again
[08:37] <thephoenix04> : )
[08:37] <Gobby> So its just plain?
[08:37] <dotblank> np
[08:37] <Zedde> dotblank: synaptic? .. I tried to search using the GUI too but about the same results , not as many but still non off them have the word opera in it
[08:38] <Gobby> How do i make an icon that is on my desktop not have a name?? So it just shows the icon?
[08:39] <dotblank> Zedde: There seems to be no opera package in ubuntu repos
[08:39] <Zedde> opera has a ubuntu 8.10 32/64 version on theres homepage
[08:39] <dotblank> Zedde: try this
[08:39] <dotblank> http://www.opera.com/download/
[08:39] <Zedde> dotblank: okay , then I should get no results ;(
[08:40] <dotblank> Zedde: did you already install it?
[08:40] <Zedde> no
[08:40] <dotblank> Zedde: that package won't appear in synaptic untill you install it
[08:40] <Zedde> dotblank: is there another way to search with apt ? like opera* or "opera" ?
[08:41] <dotblank> Zedde: There is no package for opera in the official repos
[08:41] <dotblank> !opera
[08:41] <dotblank> ^^
[08:41] <dotblank> there
[08:41] <Zedde> I have done that
[08:41] <dotblank> Is it installed?
[08:42] <Zedde> no
[08:42] <Zedde> Well I can't finde it that way
[08:42] <dotblank> have you tried running the .deb file from opera's web-site
[08:42] <dotblank> Zedde: you should be able to just double click it and install
[08:43] <Zedde> dotblank: I'm going to do that :) kjust making my point that I can't trust the apt if I'm searching for a pkg :(
[08:44] <dotblank> Zedde: The package will appear once you install it, there are legal reasons why it is not in the official repo
[08:44] <Zedde> dotblank: okay,
[08:44] <Zedde> dotblank: a new question that, can't I narrow down a serch with apt ?
[08:44] <Zedde> that = then
[08:44] <stevr1it> i need support to have my xerox printer working ,  now when i am printing a picture of pdf or doc file a bit bigger than some kb it the syslog show an error Apr 19 09:38:45 stevr1it kernel: [116500.672623] type=1502 audit(1240126725.776:82): operation="inode_permission" requested_mask="::rw" denied_mask="::rw" fsuid=7 name="/dev/tty" pid=24177 profile="/usr/sbin/cupsd"  what can I do? I already rinstaleld the drivers fotomatic and original but unsuccesf
[08:44] <stevr1it> ully. I am using intrepid NS WITH UBUNTU 8.04 IT WAS WORKING MARVELLOUSLY. THANK YOU
[08:45] <dotblank> Zedde: Currently this feature is being requested in ubuntu brainstorm.
[08:45] <Zedde> dotblank: okay cool
[08:46] <Zedde> dotblank: thanks for that help
[08:46] <dotblank> stevr1it: What model is it?
[08:47] <stevr1it> dotblank, xerox phaser 6180
[08:48] <dotblank> stevr1it: have you tried the ppd file from http://www.openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Xerox-Phaser_6180?
[08:49] <stevr1it> let me see
[08:50] <stevr1it> dotblank, y4es i did and it does not work with that dirver
[08:50] <stevr1it> driver
[08:50] <dotblank> Is ubuntu updated completely?
[08:50] <stevr1it> yes
[08:50] <dotblank> Does it work in windows?
[08:50] <stevr1it> installed perfectly
[08:51] <stevr1it> yes
[08:51] <stevr1it> with windows no problem at all
[08:51] <dotblank> is it connected via serial?
[08:51] <stevr1it> with 8.04 ubuntu was perfect
[08:51] <stevr1it> via cable +
[08:51] <stevr1it> ip 192.168.1.33
[08:52] <stevr1it> the door 9100 is open for the printer
[08:52] <stevr1it> it is an internal network
[08:52] <dotblank> hmm, have you tried forcing an earlier version of the foomatic drivers?
[08:52] <stevr1it> whenre to find it? I have tried only the one in the list
[08:53] <stevr1it> but the problem exists only when i try to print pictures of files a bit bigger than normal
[08:53] <dotblank> stevr1it: in synaptic it should be under Package -> force version
[08:53] <vlad> hi,how do I istall scipe on a machine with a 64-bit processo
[08:53] <stevr1it> i check
[08:54] <dotblank> !skype
[08:54] <ian--> i'm trying to install the 9.04 rc off cd and getting an input/output error. is there an easy way for me to install the system now that i'm booted to cd without getting packages from the cd
[08:55] <harvest> I have another hard drive I want to install for file storage - I would like to share it in my Ubuntu box across my local network - There are (4) linux boxes and (2) windows - would it best to format it to NTFS ? ?
[08:55] <stevr1it> dotblank: thre is no force version in synaptic
[08:55] <dotblank> ian--: you could try a netboot
[08:55] <dotblank> netinstall*
[08:56] <harvest> Is NTFS partition the best to use in a combo linux/windows network ? ?
[08:56] <jetscreamer> harvest: it's best to use windows on, yes
[08:56] <roadmap> harvest:  do you need a file system with permission sets?
[08:56] <roadmap> If not why not go with Fat32?
[08:57] <jetscreamer> fat32 and >2gb files is why
[08:57] <roadmap> Its 4GB I believe, but you're right
[08:57] <jetscreamer> no perms is another
[08:57] <dotblank> stevr1it: try http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/foomatic-db-engine
[08:57] <roadmap> Since its going to be shared remotely anyways, samba should handle it so NTFS would work just fine
[08:57] <harvest> roadmap, Basically I will be sharing on my Jaunty box - but would like to access files from (my wife still uses windows) box.
[08:58] <timfrost> stevr1it: it is there.   Select the package, then use 'Package->Force Version'.  It is greyed out unless there is more than one version of the selected package available.
[08:58] <roadmap> harvest:  NTFS would work just fine.
[08:58] <dotblank> timfrost: its probally grayed out
[08:58] <PROject-Emerald> Does anyone here know about installing videocard drivers, specifically ati radeon 9250, without messing up your stuff like ENvyNG?
[08:58] <toan> what is install packet watch film and listen music online on ubuntu?
[08:59] <vlad> thank you
[08:59] <harvest> roadmap, What be the advantages or disadvantages to using FAT32 ?
[08:59] <bazhang> toan, ubuntu-restricted-extras
[08:59] <harvest> *would
[08:59] <toan> can you detail?
[08:59] <roadmap> harvest:  Fat32 doesnt have large file support, so if you need something >2GB (I think its >4GB but may be mistaken) its not going to work for you
[08:59] <soypanlin> hello ,everyone
[08:59] <dotblank> Hello
[08:59] <bazhang> toan, open a terminal, type :  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[09:00] <roadmap> harvest:  The only "advantage" you really have is no permissions. With NTFS you have ownership permissions on files so you have to ensure everyone has the proper permissions to access the shared file/folder and make the necessary modifications.
[09:00] <harvest> roadmap,  Yea that's what I figured - the drive is a 500GB SATA
[09:00] <toan> yes
[09:00] <toan> thank you
[09:00] <soypanlin> my sata is 600GB
[09:00] <roadmap> if we must, my desktop has a 500GB RAID0+1 array setup
[09:00] <roadmap> :(
[09:00] <dotblank> samba will work with almost any file system..
[09:01] <rohan> i have a 320gb external hard disk. when i use it ubuntu, on safe removal, it does not actually power off like in windows. hence, on removal, there is a slight screeching noise from the hdd. how do i force the hdd to power down before removal? or at least stop spinning?
[09:01] <harvest> roadmap,  I don't think the permission's thing will be a very big obstacle - I'm fairly comfortable with networking....
[09:01] <dotblank> rohan: hdparm
[09:01] <roadmap> harvest:  There are about 5000+ tutorials online dealing with NTFS/file sharing permissions through windows.
[09:01] <harvest> jetscreamer, Thanks for input
[09:01] <roadmap> harvest:  It shouldn't be too bad at all.
[09:01] <rohan> dotblank: it's detected as a SCSI device, thanks to libata.. so sdparm i guess?
[09:02] <ian--> fat32 is awful
[09:02] <dotblank> rohan: should still work
[09:02] <unomi> in a pinch, its easier to get to the data of a fat32 disk than an ntfs one
[09:02] <stevr1it> timfrost: sorry it is there .. where?
[09:02] <rohan> ian--: why is fat32 awful?
[09:02] <roadmap> unomi:  I don't know about that. I think data recovery/forensic tools have come a long way.
[09:03] <harvest> roadmap, Yea - Tell me - I could not believe how easy and straight forward the networking is in Ubuntu - piece of cake.....
[09:03] <rohan> ian--: if you never need files > 4gb, it's pretty good, and universal (which is it's main advantage)
[09:03] <roadmap> unomi:  I recently had to recover data off a Windows XP/NTFS setup. I managed to get 90% of the data the person wanted. Only a few things were inaccessible.
[09:03] <unomi> what did you use?
[09:03] <dotblank> Jut install ext4, who cares if windows can't read it (actually it can) if samba's running
[09:03] <stevr1it> timfrost: it is totally reyed
[09:04] <roadmap> unomi:  gparted bootable CD. It comes with some hdd forensic tools :).
[09:04] <harvest> roadmap,  Not sure if Big Blue will ever get it right - in all these years they still can't get it right - know what I mean?
[09:04] <stevr1it> greyed
[09:04] <unomi> sounds alright then
[09:04] <harvest> roadmap, Thanks for input
[09:04] <roadmap> unomi:  the machine had pretty much lost its partition table definitions, so all the computer was seeing was junk data. For the most part all the data was in tact.
[09:05] <roadmap> harvest:  No problem :).
[09:05] <dotblank> stevr1it: Im sorry, Im out of ideas perhaps try using 8.04 or use 9.04
[09:05] <betatesting> Anyone that has a similar problem installing ENVY fixed this issue with comwiz not working
[09:05] <toan> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)?
[09:05] <harvest> roadmap, I suppose I could use gparted to set this drive to NTFS - correct?
[09:05] <timfrost> stevr1it: if the option is greyed out, then there is only one version of that package in the repositories.  That means that you can't go back to an older version.
[09:05] <stevr1it> dotblank: i have tried that foomatic-db-engine but when i try to install with gdebi it says that this is too old and it cannot install it
[09:06] <roadmap> harvest:  You very well could.
[09:06] <n4h0j> When I move my mouse my speakers sounds a distorting sound. The sound is louder if I move the mouse over any "active" element, like a link or something. This problem did not exist in XP. Any ideas?
[09:06] <dotblank> stevr1it: try uninstalling the current one
[09:06] <roadmap> harvest:  wait a second, I don't think sol
[09:06] <re-rexer> Hi! Is anyone installint ubuntu server 8.04.2 into RAID1 (sorry 4 my eng)
[09:06] <roadmap> harvest:  NTFS is Microsofts magical proprietary partition. You may want to go about setting it to NTFS through windows.
[09:06] <stevr1it> dotbalnk: ok tell me how
[09:06] <roadmap> harvest:  Although GParted may be able to do it. I forget off hand.
[09:07] <Silvr_> Can someone answer answer a question for me please? What is the best way to enable boot logging?
[09:07] <Silvr_> or crashes??
[09:07] <harvest> roadmap, ok - you're probably right to stay proprietary with this.
[09:07] <dotblank> just remove the the package from synaptic and install the old one, this is as much advice I can offer, you could ask latter when there are more ppl here
[09:07] <toan> help me!when i am install emacs then E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[09:08] <roadmap> harvest:  well, I remember partition magic could do it, so I imagine Gparted should. I have no idea though, I generally use gparted for splitting up existing partitions.
[09:08] <stevr1it> dotblank: in synaptinc there aret o many foomatic driver, should i uninstall only the db-engine?
[09:08] <harvest> roadmap, It's easy enough to do through Manage My Computer
[09:08] <thephoenix04> how do i get to this file?     /usr/local/etc/
[09:08] <JECHO> Gparte dwill do it
[09:08] <Silvr_> I am trying to upgrade my kernel and it crashes on reboot. I would like to see why it is crashing.
[09:08] <dotblank> stevr1it: I guess but if it suggests removing alot of other packages, don't
[09:08] <roadmap> :(.
[09:08] <roadmap> The fastest Ive ever installed Ubuntu was <10 minutes.
[09:08] <roadmap> Off of a USB device.
[09:08] <roadmap> God I love that.
[09:09] <stevr1it> too late
[09:09] <dotblank> Silvr_: in grub remove the line splash and quiet
[09:09] <JECHO> Ubuntu 9.04 installe din less than 3 minutes
[09:09] <JECHO> off aof usb
[09:09] <stevr1it> let's see
[09:09] <jutsu> JECHO: Congratulations.
[09:09] <thephoenix04> how do i get to this file in ubuntu?     /usr/local/etc/
[09:09] <roadmap> JECHO:  I forget the math but i think USB 2.0 trasnfer is 6-10x faster than CD read transfer.
[09:10] <JECHO> yeah its about that
[09:10] <roadmap> Also USB should be constant speed while CD read speed varies.
[09:10] <JECHO> its incredibly fast.
[09:10] <roadmap> I need to convert my ext3 partitions to ext4.
[09:10] <dotblank> roadmap: I got 20 machines installed with ubuntu in under 20 mins with no cds or usb sticks
[09:10] <roadmap> dotblank:  net install?
[09:10] <thephoenix04> does anyone know how to get to this file?     /usr/local/etc/
[09:10] <Silvr_> dotblank: then just look for whatever is supposed to load next?
[09:10] <dotblank> roadmap: yup
[09:10] <timfrost> thephoenix04: what are you trying to do with  /usr/local/etc/?
[09:11] <JECHO> thepheonix that is a directory
[09:11] <SockPants> is there a way to see what process is using a sound device is ALSA?
[09:11] <SockPants> i get this error
[09:11] <SockPants> [2009-04-19  15:58:20] EROR input-alsa/alsa_open_module Failed to open audio device hw:0,0: Device or resource busy
[09:11] <dotblank> Silvr_: it should be more verbose and allow you to see everything
[09:11] <SockPants> but i don't think i'm using anything to do with sound
[09:11] <roadmap> dotblank:  I plan on installing backtrack 4.0 to my laptop soon in a 10GB partition :(.
[09:11] <harvest> roadmap, Oh by the way can I resize my swap partition - This is a new clean install of Jaunty. I just used the default "no brainer" install method - System Monitor reports it set my swap to 2.9GB's - Way over kill....
[09:11] <thephoenix04> JECHO: oh. do you know how to open it? or where i can find it? im pretty new to ubuntu
[09:11] <dotblank> roadmap: I run back track in VM
[09:11] <roadmap> harvest:  If you're going to be editing partitions on that system I would recommend downloading the GParted bootable CD and resizing it from the Live CD (as opposed through on the active machine)
[09:12] <Silvr_> yes, it shows me everything, but the it gets to the splash screen and the VM I am running it in crashes.
[09:12] <roadmap> harvest:  and yes you can resize it.
[09:12] <jutsu> harvest: Look through fdisk/cfdisk/gparted.
[09:12] <dotblank> Silvr_: did you get rid of the splash option?
[09:12] <JECHO> thepheonix open a terminal and type "sudo nautilus /usr/local/etc   .... that will open the  directory
[09:12] <JECHO> ...graphically
[09:12] <Silvr_> yes
[09:12] <thephoenix04> timfrost: im suppose to configure a program for my system
[09:13] <jutsu> Probably on a partiton which doesn't mount any of your ubuntu-partitions.
[09:13] <thephoenix04> so i need to find that location
[09:13] <harvest> roadmap, Cool - I think I have a CD somewhere I downloaded before - So it's safe to change the size of my Swap partition?
[09:13] <roadmap> dotblank:  they switched to debian and im saddened by it :(.
[09:13] <roadmap> harvest:  it should be fine.
[09:13] <harvest> jutsu, Thanks
[09:13] <dotblank> Silvr_: try loading an older kernel and look in /var/log
[09:13] <Silvr_> nothing there
[09:14] <harvest>  roadmap Thanks for your advice
[09:14] <dotblank> :(
[09:14] <Silvr_> it is a bug that has been in launchpad for a while
[09:14] <roadmap> harvest:  :( you made it easy.
[09:14] <Silvr_> is there another way to log it?
[09:14] <stevr1it> the same mistake: Apr 19 10:13:06 stevr1it kernel: [118560.999591] type=1502 audit(1240128786.100:88): operation="inode_permission" requested_mask="::rw" denied_mask="::rw" fsuid=7 name="/dev/tty" pid=25358 profile="/usr/sbin/cupsd"
[09:14] <dotblank> Silvr_: sorry looks like I can't help
[09:14] <stevr1it> it si not the pritner driver is something connected with the permissions
[09:14] <dotblank> stevr1it: ugh, have you tried 9.04?
[09:15] <Silvr_> the last output in verbose is "waiting for root filesystem"
[09:15] <stevr1it> no , is it already available?
[09:15] <JECHO> pheonix: have you found it?
[09:15] <dotblank> stevr1it: hmm check the groups your user is a member of
[09:15] <rocko> can someone tell me what this iptable rules will do to my firewall ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/153907/
[09:15] <harvest> roadmap, Oh forgot to ask what you think would be a good size to set to ? - Currently running 3GB's on this puppy.
[09:15] <stevr1it> dotblank: what do you mean? I don't understand
[09:15] <timfrost>  thephoenix04: the graphical way is what JECHO suggested.  In a terminal use 'sudo -i' to get a root shell, then 'cd /usr/local/etc' in that shell.
[09:16] <thephoenix04> is nautilus a program i need to install or does it already come with ubuntu?
[09:16] <lstarnes> thephoenix04: it is installed by default
[09:16] <roadmap> harvest:  i generally set it to double the size of the amount of RAM i have
[09:16] <JECHO> its the file manager with ubuntu
[09:16] <dotblank> stevr1it: in ubuntu alot of access controls are handled by groups so by modifying what groups you are a member can change your permissions
[09:16] <harvest> roadmap, So your saying it should be 6GB's ?
[09:16] <roadmap> harvest:  in modern systems where you have 2-4GB of ram, that may seem costly :)
[09:17] <dotblank> thephoenix04: it is already installed
[09:17] <roadmap> harvest:  with 3GB I' say ~5GB but Im sure someone here would tell you that may be overkill.
[09:17] <igorsh> rocko: first it set policy in drop. then it allow ping and sessions that you initiate
[09:18] <igorsh> rocko: and it allow localhost connections
[09:18] <roadmap> harvest:  Google seems to agree with me though - http://www.google.com/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=&=&q=Swap+Size+Recommendation&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&oq=
[09:18] <dotblank> Well I has to get sleep now. ttyl
[09:18] <lstarnes> rocko: that will essentially block all incoming connections except from your own computer's loopback connection
[09:18] <lstarnes> rocko: generally, you don't need to block everything
[09:18] <roadmap> harvest:  From google it says 1.5 to 2x, so with 3GB about 5GB is right.
[09:18] <harvest> roadmap, Well I thought 2,9GB's was too much - thats what it set on my install - Will try it for awhile and do a Wait N See how it goes for now.
[09:19] <stevr1it> dotblank: clear but i am into the user and group, my nick is stevr1it and i don't know what should i change
[09:19] <toan> error when install stardict.
[09:19] <toan> configure: error: Enchant library not found or too old. Use --disable-spell to build without spell plugin.
[09:19] <stevr1it> dotblank and moreover, why i can print small documents, and not big with my printer? it has 1.5gb ram installed
[09:20] <Omen> is there a reason why fullscreen video tends to have frame rate issues on Ubuntu for me?
[09:20] <roadmap> Omen:  full screen flash has frame rate issues for me :(. I've learned to accept it.
[09:20] <harvest> roadmap, I really need to just do some reading on it and see exactly how the swap actually works and decide from there etc. etc.
[09:20] <JECHO> i have no fullscreen framerate issues
[09:21] <roadmap> harvest:  Thats a fair suggestion. I think you'll end up realizing 5GB may be a good idea and go from there.
[09:21] <JECHO> i installed all codecs through medibuntu
[09:21] <Omen> i wish i could get past it since i watch a lot of online video, hulu and sucj
[09:21] <Omen> such
[09:21] <rocko> lstarnes, i see, i want to secure my server which is running as a phone server. I changed the default ssh 22 port to 1200 and restarted the sshd service then tried running ssh -p 1200 localhost which comes back with ssh: connect to host localhost port 12000: Connection refused
[09:21] <Omen> ill look that up
[09:21] <harvest> roadmap, Great - later on thx
[09:22] <jbee> hey...I have a problem with my ext3 filesystem,i have done many fscks and always seems to correct the problem but everytime same problems occur!Anyway,i want to ask if i can have a partition with no filesystem at all...Seems stupid but a friend told me it can happen and i think it'd be just perfect for backup!So can it happen or not?
[09:22] <stevr1it> dotbalnk: my login profile user is connected with the same name group
[09:22] <JECHO> jbee a partition wont hold data unless it is formatted
[09:23] <stevr1it> dotblank:  my login profile user is connected with the same name group
[09:23] <tsimpson> jbee: without a filesystem, you can not access files
[09:23] <Omen> JECHO: non-free-codecs?
[09:23] <jbee> ok JECHO so what filesystem you suggest using for backup?i have some bad experiences with ext3 and reifers
[09:24] <lorenzo> ciao a tutti qualcuno usa elisa media center?
[09:24] <armornick> jbee: try ex2
[09:24] <armornick> *ext2
[09:24] <JECHO> Omen: yes non-free-codecs check my blog if you nee da tutorial... jechonet.blogspot.com
[09:24] <tsimpson> recurring errors may indicate HDD failure
[09:24] <roadmap> Omen:  Ive used the nonfree with full screen issues (namely flash)
[09:24] <JECHO> jbee: i would suggest ext2. etx4 or even ntfs
[09:24] <roadmap> VLC plays video just fine (regular video) :(
[09:24] <armornick> jbee: maybe there's a problem with the jounaling
[09:24] <roadmap> Flash seems fail
[09:24] <roadmap> I wonder if disabling compiz would do anything.
[09:24] <jbee> thanks people
[09:24] <jbee> :)
[09:25] <JECHO> jbee: :)
[09:25] <jbee> oh and one last to see if i can save the files i have now
[09:25] <jbee> simple fsck.ext3 with answering all yes doesn't correct anything
[09:25] <Omen> hmm well i get some issues with other codecs as well. but that usually seems to be a player problem, vlc>banshee and totem for me. but flash seems same between epiphany and firefox.
[09:26] <PROject-Emerald> I need help really quickly,
[09:26] <jbee> tried -c but it just take too much time,whole days...
[09:26] <JECHO> Omen: have you tried MPlayer?
[09:26] <PROject-Emerald> is XFree a linux distro?
[09:26] <jbee> something else i could try?
[09:26] <roadmap> JECHO:  I think his problem is with full screen flash :(
[09:26] <armornick> PROject-Emerald: XFree is the windowing system
[09:26] <roadmap> I know mine is.
[09:26] <PROject-Emerald> Okay, and how do I find out which version I'm on?
[09:26] <whoreface> what cli command can i use to determine my wireless chipset?
[09:26] <JECHO> roadmap: yeah i never have had a full screen flash prob
[09:26] <igorsh> PROject-Emerald: xfree is an x server
[09:27] <thephoenix04> what is the source type for ubuntu
[09:27] <igorsh> PROject-Emerald: now xfree replaced by xorg
[09:27] <roadmap> JECHO:  flash plays a little sluggish non full screen but its tolerable, going full screen is like watching paint dry
[09:27] <armornick> PROject-Emerald: use a terminal and type Xorg -version
[09:27] <PROject-Emerald> Ah, how do I find out which xorg version I'm on?
[09:27] <PROject-Emerald> Okay
[09:27] <JECHO> roadmap: yeah i havent ever had that problem. did you install flash from medibuntu or directly?
[09:28] <roadmap> JECHO:  the audio continues just fine, the video skips massive amounts of frames and plays frame by frame (slowly) when it is moving. It has to skip to sync up with the audio
[09:28] <roadmap> JECHO:  I just installed Adobe Flash 10 a minute ago to see if that would help. I installed it directly.
[09:28] <PROject-Emerald> How do I update Xorg? On the ATI website it says the minimum version they support is 6.8 but I'm on 1.5.2 I guess
[09:28] <rocko> what is the difference between ssh_config and sshd_config ?
[09:28] <vigo> !xorg
[09:28] <Dima_Sharihin> PROject-Emerald, xorg version 6.8? o_O
[09:28] <JECHO> roadmap: i havent installe ddirectly... maybe thats a bug or something. I alwas use medibuntu and havent had any issues
[09:29] <Omen> umm some, but i havent tested it for the issue
[09:29] <jbee> to see if i can save the files i have now.simple fsck.ext3 with answering all yes doesn't correct anything, tried -c but it just take too much time,whole days...Anything else i could try?
[09:29] <marko_> i have just installed Oblivion on Ubuntu under Wine. When i start it it asks me what graphics card im using and i can only see Direct3D HAL on it. how can i make it locate my actual gfx card?
[09:29] <PROject-Emerald> The only thing the ATI site has for Xorg is "X.Org 6.8 Drivers"
[09:29] <roadmap> JECHO:  I just assumed it was the age of the laptop it was installed on, although on windows flash works flawlessly (same machine)
[09:29] <JECHO> jbee: what are you tryign to do?
[09:29] <armornick> PROject-Emerald: that's impossible, the latest version of Xorg is 1.6.0
[09:29] <igorsh> PROject-Emerald: why not to install drivers from repo?
[09:29] <Dima_Sharihin> PROject-Emerald, i think, that _driver_ has version 6.8)
[09:30] <timfrost> rocko: sshd_config is for the server on your machine (sshd), while ssh_config is read by the client (when you do 'ssh ....')
[09:30] <JECHO> roadmap: hmm... interesting. if you try medibuntu and still have problems it must be a hardware issue or something even though it works well in windows
[09:30] <PROject-Emerald> Bcause every time I do it messe sup my display or xorg.conf or something and I have to go in and reset everything. I'm relatively new to Linux but I managed to get CSS working, but I need my videocard to work properly.
[09:30] <Omen> how do u use medibuntu? add repositories and then look for codecs in synaptic?
[09:30] <jbee> just correcting the filesystem...it lags even when playing music and it always stop me for doing manually fsck at boot!
[09:30] <roadmap> JECHO:  It doesnt actually bother me. At least not anymore. I plan on getting a netbook very soon. I've used this laptop primary for pentesting (backtrack)
[09:30] <JECHO> Omen: go to jechonet.blogspot.com and i have a tutorial on there titled " 7 things to do on a frsh ubuntu install"
[09:31] <Omen> ok
[09:31] <jbee> also i cannot unrar files,it lags and force me to reset the power
[09:31] <Omen> ok there it is on step 3
[09:31] <PROject-Emerald> So if someone wants to show me how to "repo" drivers that'd be awesoe
[09:31] <PROject-Emerald> awesome**
[09:31] <JECHO> roadmap: i have an eee pc and love it!
[09:31] <whoreface> what cli command can i use to determine my wireless chipset?
[09:31] <igorsh> PROject-Emerald: there is xorg 7.4 in ubuntu 8.10
[09:31] <marko_> i have just installed Oblivion on Ubuntu under Wine. When i start it it asks me what graphics card im using and i can only see Direct3D HAL on it. how can i make it locate my actual gfx card?
[09:31] <roadmap> JECHO:  what size?
[09:32] <igorsh> 1.5.2 is version of xserver
[09:32] <PROject-Emerald> No idea. I just typed xorg -version and it gave me 1.6.0
[09:32] <igorsh> it is not the same
[09:32] <JECHO> roadmap: the 10" 1000ha and i had the 900
[09:32] <roadmap> JECHO:  I originally was aiming to get the 901 and a friend of mind suggested to get the 10" model because the 9" model keyboard is a little strange
[09:32] <roadmap> JECHO:  doesn't the 10" models have a ram deck or whatever its called (for ease of access) to install additional ram?
[09:32] <armornick> PROject-Emerald: didn't you ever had a popup telling you restricted drivers were disabled?
[09:32] <JECHO> roadmap: i would suggest the same thing... and also... ubuntu 9.04 runs excellent on it right out of the box
[09:32] <JECHO> roadmap: yes
[09:32] <jbee> no ideas people?
[09:33] <roadmap> JECHO:  the easypeasy edition or standard 9.04?
[09:33] <PROject-Emerald> No, but everything is ridiculously choppy because my videocard drivers aren't installed
[09:33] <vigo> jbee: gzip?
[09:33] <Holek_> hey, is there a way to convert ext3 partition to ext4 without data loss?
[09:33] <Omen> oh i want a little netbook pretty bad
[09:33] <JECHO> roadmap: i have used easy peasy and hate dit. its a watered down version of ubuntu. im using standard runs liek a dream
[09:33] <JECHO> Oman: haha yeah theyre fun
[09:33] <whoreface> yeah
[09:33] <roadmap> JECHO:  I hear they use mini pci-e wireless cards. Can you possibly tell me the wireless hardware contained in your EEEPC?
[09:33] <armornick> Omen: whatever you do, don't buy a dell mini
[09:34] <roadmap> JECHO:  I'm looking to replace my current pentest machine with a smaller, lighter netbook. :(.
[09:34] <whoreface> i've spent the last 2 days building a pe and backing mine up over a network share so i could switch between ubuntu and winxp
[09:34] <Dima_Sharihin> roadmap, aethros wifi - madwifi driver)))
[09:34] <JECHO> roadmap: i dont have it with me right now and i dont know off the top of my head. asus' website might have the specs
[09:34] <harvest> roadmap, Hey installed < gparted > - when I use the bootable gparted - Will I be changing the /dev/sda2 or /dev/sda5 - http://imagebin.org/46057 ? ?
[09:34] <roadmap> Dima_Sharihin:  You know for a fact?
[09:34] <whoreface> i have an inspiron mini, but i got it free
[09:34] <armornick> PROject-Emerald: well, there should be an entry under system > administration called hardware drivers or something like that
[09:35] <armornick> whoreface: what model? and do the video drivers work?
[09:35] <roadmap> harvest:  Your swap file is the smaller one (its even labeled below as /dev/sda5 linux-swap)
[09:35] <PROject-Emerald> It says no proprietary drivers are on the system
[09:35] <JECHO> roadmap: haha you wont be dissapointed :)
[09:35] <vigo> jbee: there are a couple of Unrar , Zip utilities in the repositories.
[09:35] <Dima_Sharihin> roadmap, no, i talked with owner of eeepc900)
[09:35] <jbee> vigo: the problem is not only unraring files...It also lags even if playing music!The filesystem is corrupted but fsck doesn't correct it
[09:35] <rocko> timfrost, Thanks for the tip ! that is what was wrong ! :)
[09:35] <roadmap> Dima_Sharihin:  I heard that the wireless chipsets vary from model to model.
[09:35] <armornick> PROject-Emerald: it doesn't ask you to enable them?
[09:35] <roadmap> Dima_Sharihin:  Thats why I was curious.
[09:35] <PROject-Emerald> Nothing is in the boxed
[09:35] <PROject-Emerald> boxes*
[09:35] <armornick> strange
[09:35] <Zedde> Hello I lik eto convert som files from unix to dos on my ubuntu server , i'm going to send some files to a friend, I tried todos and unix2dos,  but non of them is installed and apt-get install can't finde them
[09:35] <vigo> jbee: Have you cleaned it lately?
[09:35] <jbee> well no simple fsck,i cannot use -c as i said as it takes too much time...
[09:36] <roadmap> Dima_Sharihin:  The fact they use mini pci-e wireless cards means i can just buy a cheap replacement if i have to.
[09:36] <armornick> Zedde: what kind of files are these?
[09:36] <roadmap> JECHO:  Does yours have the SSD or the standard HDD?
[09:36] <harvest> roadmap, Ok - You can see why I want to install a 500GB for storage - my main drive is a 78GB Raptor 10,000 rpm - it hauls boot......
[09:36] <JECHO> roadmap: 160GB HDD :D
[09:36] <jbee> when you say clean it vigo?what exactly do you mean?
[09:36] <roadmap> harvest:  If you have the other drive attached (the 500GB Storage Drive) then click on the down arrow in the top right corner by /dev/sda (69.24 GB)
[09:36] <Omen> oh sweet i didnt know you could add keys from terminal
[09:36] <JECHO> roadmap: my 900 had a SSD
[09:36] <marko_> how do i make Wine know what my graphics card is?
[09:36] <Zedde> armornick: text files , openvpn config files I'm going to send out
[09:36] <PrebenR> Every time I start my computer the master volume is muted. How can I change this or is it a jaunty bug?
[09:36] <roadmap> harvest:  It should show you a list of other drives (like /dev/sdb)
[09:37] <vigo> jbee: There is a command that removes/purges old unused or broken packages.
[09:37] <jbee> xmmm
[09:37] <armornick> Zedde: they should be compatible if you saved them as ANSI files
[09:37] <Dima_Sharihin> roadmap, If you'll buy new EEE, you will have aethros).there are many subversion of madwifi driver, so you'll have to check)
[09:37] <roadmap> JECHO:  I wanted to wait until SSD sizes got bigger but the current SSDs are priced out of stupidity. Larger SSD sizes would make the EEEPC price jump significantly.
[09:37] <JECHO> roadmap: i agree
[09:37] <Zedde> armornick: they aren't at the moment , I have used the files that came with the pkg
[09:37] <roadmap> Dima_Sharihin:  as long as madwifi-ng works on it I'd be happy :(.
[09:38] <jbee> tried some commands that found by googleing but nothing helped!You have something specific in mind though?
[09:38] <vigo> jbee: Mainloy it just purges broken packages that can swamp a system, let me see if I can locate the data on it, it may be what the error is.
[09:38] <harvest> roadmap, Ah - I need to install that yet - still tweaking this new install of Jaunty - but remember what your saying from using bootable gparted before - it's all coming back now  :o)
[09:38] <JECHO> roadmap: mine is brandnew and all of the hardware worke dout of the box with ubuntu. no configuring needed.
[09:39] <Dima_Sharihin> roadmap, I have broadcom wifi using ndiswrapper :(
[09:39] <harvest> JECHO, Nice when everthing "Just Works!" huh?
[09:39] <roadmap> harvest:  Ive had strange results using gparted from the same drive that i'm trying to partition. I'd recommend using the bootable CD so that your HDD/Swap partitions arent mounted when you go about resizing it. Or else you're going to have a world of hurt
[09:39] <JECHO> Omen: did you get the medibuntu working?
[09:39] <JECHO> harvest: oh yes. its like sex.
[09:39] <roadmap> Dima_Sharihin:  Broadcom is the wireless failure of the linux world :(. I understand your pain.
[09:39] <Morclye> I'm going to try installing ATI Catalyst driver. How do I remove current driver which is the one click installed restricted driver from fresh install?
[09:39] <roadmap> JECHO:  I'd plan on using Backtrack with it :). Not necessarily Ubuntu.
[09:39] <Dima_Sharihin> roadmap, because native b43-driver doesn't works anyway)
[09:39] <roadmap> JECHO:  How much was your 1000HA?
[09:40] <ziroday> Morclye: that is the ati catalyst driver
[09:40] <jbee> vigo: which command is doing it?
[09:40] <JECHO> roadmap: $330 from amazon
[09:40] <marko_> can someone PLEASE help me? how do i make games under Wine find my actual graphics card?
[09:40] <roadmap> Dima_Sharihin:  none of the drivers seem to work. fwcutter, bcm43xx or whatever, they are all evil.
[09:40] <harvest> roadmap, Yea - Was just looking at my drive locally - but will use the Gparted Boot .iso CD when I actually make changes....
[09:40] <roadmap> JECHO:  I think they are a little cheaper now :(.
[09:40] <Dima_Sharihin> roadmap, yeah)))
[09:40] <roadmap> I know the 901 model was on sale recently for around $240
[09:40] <Morclye> ziroday: Oh, I think I still need to remove it in order to try out the new one, right?
[09:40] <ziroday> marko_: I presume its a setting under winecfg, ask in #winehq for more help
[09:40] <JECHO> roadmap yeah the 900 models are cheap
[09:41] <ziroday> Morclye: how are you trying out the new one?
[09:41] <harvest> JECHO, Great analogue !
[09:41] <Flynsarmy> Ever since the kernel + nvidia graphics driver update a week or so ago (intrepid) about once a day my screen freezes and kind of 'shivers'. Is this a known issue?
[09:41] <roadmap> JECHO:  I imagine yours came with Windows and you had to format it right? There are linux EEEPCs but finding them sold online or in retail outlets seem damned near impossible.
[09:41] <JECHO> harvest: haha thanks :-p
[09:41] <Dima_Sharihin> JECHO, where are 900 models cheap?
[09:41] <vigo> jbee: still looking, I just ran it an hour ago, it seemed to help alot, but I am careful on command stuff, still looking for the Debian site.
[09:41] <roadmap> JECHO:  Im hoping if I can find a linux one it'd cut the price by about $40.
[09:41] <Morclye> ziroday: Downloading Catalyst 9.4 from ATI driver support page and installing it with the script it comes with
[09:41] <JECHO> roadmap: yeah i had to reinstall
[09:42] <roadmap> Dima_Sharihin:  Newegg, Zip Zoom Fly, Geeks.com, couple of places that listed 901 sales recently.
[09:42] <jbee> oh ok vigo take your time...
[09:42] <JECHO> Dima_Sharihin: Target has 900 models for cheap lol but im sure amazon does too
[09:42] <ziroday> Morclye: sure, but why?
[09:42] <ziroday> Morclye: do the current drivers not work?
[09:42] <roadmap> JECHO:  what color is yours :)
[09:43] <JECHO> roadmap: theyre definitely cheaper with linux on them'
[09:43] <Dima_Sharihin> roadmap, huh. i'd bought acer extensa 4220 instead eeepc))
[09:43] <JECHO> roadmap: fine ebony :)
[09:43] <vigo> jbee: it is apt-get autoclean, but here , look at this link: http://ubuntulinuxhelp.com/friday-fun-useful-linux-terminal-commands-for-new-users/
[09:43] <thephoenix04> how do you find the "capture source" for your internet connection?
[09:43] <roadmap> JECHO:  Newegg has a Black 1000HA for $350 with WinXP home :(. Fail.
[09:43] <Zedde> Flynsarmy: I have a laptop with a Nvidia quad card and latest driver slows my system down to the point even text in terminals dosn't update  so i'm running w/o driivers
[09:43] <Morclye> ziroday: No, I've had a lot of problems with these ones, none of 3D programs work correctly and even 2D is miserable. When I drag program windows around they move in steps leaving ghost frames behind dragging path
[09:43] <roadmap> Dima_Sharihin:  Whys that?
[09:43] <JECHO> roadmap: haha mine was 330! I won :)
[09:43] <roadmap> 160GB HDD?
[09:44] <Flynsarmy> Zedde, I'm not having performance issues like that however have been having weird terminal issues
[09:44] <JECHO> roadmap: 160GB HDD 1GB RAM Atom n270
[09:44] <Morclye> ziroday: And all this with desktop effects disabled. I have flickering videos too. Enabling effects makes things even worse and I was hoping new drivers would bring happiness to this
[09:44] <Dima_Sharihin> roadmap, it has multidrive dvdrw) and 14.1" lcd) i wanted to buy notebook)
[09:44] <JECHO> roadmap: it even runs compiz :D
[09:44] <ziroday> Morclye: hmm they shouldn't. The package you want to remove is xorg-driver-fglrx
[09:44] <Zedde> Flynsarmy: maybe not performance problem but it feels like that,
[09:45] <roadmap> JECHO:  for pentesting I dont need compiz. I need a wireless chipset that suports packet injection ;)
[09:45] <harvest> Anyone know if the newer USB Startup Disk Creator - is better in Jaunty?
[09:45] <Omen> the netbook im waiting for is like one of them gigabyte sliders but with the specs of that UMID M1. I want to dual boot Ubuntu MID and Android on it :P
[09:45] <JECHO> roadmap: lol but its nice to have some sweet effects :)
[09:45] <Zedde> Flynsarmy: older derivers 177 just make the fan spin upp and down all the time
[09:46] <roadmap> JECHO:  is yours 802.11b/g or b/g/n ? I've seen some EEE's with 802.11n support on them
[09:46] <Morclye> ziroday: Thank you. Will I have GUI working anymore after removing that package?
[09:46] <harvest> Has anyone running Jaunty used the " USB Startup Disk Creator " ?
[09:46] <JECHO> roadmap: yeah i believe the 101 models support n but mines just b/g
[09:46] <vigo> !jaunty
[09:46] <ziroday> Morclye: yes, until you restart your xserver. So make sure you install the new drivers first
[09:46] <roadmap> JECHO:  :) just curious.
[09:47] <roadmap> I've been meaning to get my hands on one of these and figure out if its going to do everything I need.
[09:47] <vigo> What is it, three days?
[09:47] <JECHO> roadmap: mines not for sale :) haha
[09:47] <roadmap> If I buy one its going to be in about two weeks.
[09:47] <jbee> vigo: it deleted some files but don't think it corrected the problem...
[09:47] <vigo> jbee: WEll we made some headway, that is a start.
[09:48] <roadmap> JECHO:  would you happen to know the difference between the HE and the HA?
[09:48] <Morclye> ziroday: This kind of community support is what keeps me wanting to get used to Ubuntu, thank you again :)
[09:48] <Noqq> Can someone help me with installing Ubuntu with Wubi? (Need someone with some knowledge about it)
[09:48] <jbee> ill do another fsck later to see if it has any difference! hehe,right!
[09:48] <Omen> JECHO: I'm downloading the codecs right now, ill test Hulu tomorrow with a new episode of SouthLAnd. thanks!
[09:48] <harvest> roadmap, What are talking about with JECHO a notebook?
[09:48] <JECHO> Omen: No problem! Good luck!
[09:48] <roadmap> harvest:  netbooks, the EEEPC specifically
[09:48] <JECHO> harvest yes a netbook
[09:49] <vigo> jbee: Is difficult to correct an error when there are four old errors in the way.
[09:49] <ziroday> Morclye: ha, I'm sorry your graphics driver isn't working. What card is it?
[09:49] <sirMajid> hi I need a strong IDE for c++ in ubuntu? do you know one?
[09:49] <roadmap> vigo:  sounds like something a software developer would say :(
[09:49] <Noqq> Do I need to make a partition on my drive where Windows is installed, when I choose to make a 10gb installment with Wubi on the same drive? (C:\)
[09:49] <Omen> i live in a small town, ive only seen one EeePC. i was so excited i almost grabbed it from him because i wanted to play with it
[09:49] <ziroday> sirMajid: gedit, eclipse, netbeans, geany.
[09:49] <JECHO> roadmap: the HE supports 802.11n
[09:49] <ziroday> Noqq: no, wubi will handle that for you
[09:49] <roadmap> JECHO:  Does the HA have bluetooth? (the HE does, I know that much)
[09:49] <JECHO> Omen: haha nice
[09:49] <Dima_Sharihin> sirMajid, anjunta)
[09:49] <vigo> jbee: Naw, just a sail bum, but yes, now the fs*** may take hold
[09:49] <JECHO> roadmap: no the HA doesnt
[09:49] <Omen> then i saw he had XP on it so i griped at him lol. he nearly got mugged then chewed out instead.
[09:49] <Morclye> ziroday: ATI Radeon HD3850 made by Sapphire
[09:50] <Noqq> zroday: Do I alo receive Dual Boot that way?
[09:50] <sirMajid> ziroday: I checked eclipse, it does not provide any help
[09:50] <harvest> roadmap, Ah the infamous netbooks - they are cool but still a little under powered for my liking - I know they are supposed to be "Netbook" but would like it to do more ....
[09:50] <ziroday> Noqq: yep!
[09:50] <roadmap> JECHO:  Then I may look at the HE :). Solely because I have enough blue tooth devices to fill a minature boat.
[09:50] <ziroday> Morclye: hmm, that card should work
[09:50] <JECHO> roadmap: haha i cant imagine it being much more expensive :)
[09:50] <roadmap> harvest:  Its going to happen just like it happened with my laptop. I bought a laptop and then bam, dual core notebooks popped out on the market. Im going to buy a netbook and then they are going to have like quad core 2ghz netbooks with 2x battery life. I just know it.
[09:51] <vigo> jbee: A Software Dev would most certainly ask, "Where is the backup of the stable system?" :p
[09:51] <roadmap> harvest:  not to mention with cheap SSDs that are in the 200GB storage range.
[09:51] <roadmap> Then I'm going to go cry
[09:51] <jbee> will boot from a live cd in about a minute and make it and also try once again the -c option...I might get lucky and don't stuck at 10% again...
[09:51] <harvest> roadmap, I saw a Lenovo the other day that was pretty sweet, If I were going to get one - This one is pretty tempting.
[09:51] <jbee> lol
[09:51] <Noqq> harvest: The 1000HE from Asus, is very good in lots of ways. Some people consider it to be a laptop, but the size still makes it a Netbook.
[09:51] <JECHO> roadmap: oh i forgot to mention battery life is incredible on the HA. I get a solid 4-5 hours out of a single charge when im fully using it
[09:51] <roadmap> vigo:  A software dev would say "go back to the earlier revisions where the bugs dont exist" :)
[09:52] <yaa_> вщщь
[09:52] <JECHO> roadmap: idling battery life is probly 6 hours
[09:52] <roadmap> vigo:  "What do you mean there are no earlier revisions?"
[09:52] <Noqq> My HE got 9hours. 8Hours with a good amunt of internet browsing.
[09:52] <yaa_> пыщщ
[09:52] <ziroday> !ru | yaa_
[09:52] <harvest> roadmap, yea and life goes on - that's how it is - ha ha - no getting around it - technology is just flying so fast hard to keep up with it..
[09:52] <JECHO> Noqq : yeah its great
[09:52] <yaa_> ugoo
[09:52] <roadmap> I wouldn't know what I'd do with 8 hours of laptop battery life.
[09:53] <roadmap> I may have to pickup having a social life for that to occur.
[09:53] <vigo> roadmap: good one.
[09:53] <tyui> hi t
[09:53] <JECHO> roadmap: lol
[09:53] <harvest> Noqq, You have one of the Asus puppies?
[09:53] <Noqq> I heard that he 1000 series (From Asus Netbooks) do not have the custom bugs, like the 900series had. Is it true?
[09:53] <tyui> hi there
[09:53] <roadmap> vigo:  I just finished checking in v1.0 of an application I'm working on into the svn repository about ten minutes ago :(.
[09:53] <Noqq> harvest, yes I own one for a week now. Everything is still true what I heard on rviews.
[09:53] <JECHO> Noqq: custom bugs?
[09:53] <Noqq> JECHO, like no wifi, no hotkeys,
[09:54] <JECHO> Noqq: oh yeah... i had to comfigure a bit with Ibex but Jaunty supports everything out of the box
[09:54] <Noqq> JECHO, I saw it coming pass by on some internet site, got me abit shocked to read. =P
[09:54] <Dima_Sharihin> roadmap, 8 hours of battery - is a good ups for home)))
[09:54] <jbee> well brb
[09:54] <harvest> Noqq, I like the screen on the Lenovo it goes all the way out to the edge and uses a Hard Drive instead - not as good on batt. life though.
[09:54] <JECHO> Noqq: lol :)
[09:54] <ziroday> !offtopic
[09:54] <roadmap> harvest:  To my understanding, current generation SSDs are actually worse for battery life than HDDs
[09:55] <vigo> roadmap: Got an incremental backup set for every action taken? (I actually use to do that)
[09:55] <trooper0> dude batmans live is like 60 years
[09:55] <ziroday> trooper0: is there something we can help you with?
[09:55] <roadmap> vigo:  I have a backup for everytime the damned thing started successfully. :)
[09:55] <vigo> roadmap: You are wise.
[09:56] <SockPants> does anyone know anything about alsa?
[09:56] <roadmap> vigo:  generally the rule is not to commit broken/non running code to the repository. So everytime we're "done" for the time being, we ensure it starts up and functions. Then commit.
[09:56] <ziroday> !anyone | SockPants
[09:56] <harvest> Noqq, Have to check it out, I have one of the older EEE PC1000 - it's ok - but wished I would have waited - Will sell it and get one of the newer ones eventually.
[09:57] <psy7th> roadmap: the I/O scheduler is not optimized for ssd on ubuntu. changed it to deadline. way faster now on my eeepc 901
[09:57] <SockPants> is it possible that i'm getting no sound from my streaming server which otherwise seems to be working fine because i'm trying to get 2 channels out of a 1-channel sound device and if so how can i tell
[09:57] <harvest> Need to add offtopic channel - sorry.
[09:57] <PrebenR> Every time I start my computer the master volume is muted. How can I change this or is it a jaunty bug?
[09:57] <Slart> psy7th: that really made a big difference? I tried it but it didn't do that much for me
[09:58] <Slart> PrebenR: try asking in #ubuntu+1
[09:58] <Slart> !jaunty
[09:59] <Omen> how do yawl prefer to use this, with Xchat or Pidgin?
[09:59] <SockPants> irssi
[09:59] <ziroday> !best > Omen
[09:59] <psy7th> Slart: it did for me. the boot time was fast, but some apps were unresponsive (ie firefox). don't know if this is an issue related to the ssd itself or the intel atom processor
[09:59] <Slart> Omen: you mean irc? lots of clients out there.. try !irc for some info
[09:59] <Dima_Sharihin> SockPants, yeah, irssi is good. but only in fb... in terminal it looks bad)
[10:00] <SockPants> Dima_Sharihin: i only have a terminal though
[10:00] <Slart> psy7th: hmm.. interesting.. I'll have to do some proper benchmarks next time
[10:01] <psy7th> Slart: used this guide: http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/09/04/four-tweaks-for-using-linux-with-solid-state-drives/
[10:01] <Whoopie> Hi, I burned the jaunty live CD and it booted fine. But I got the login screen and had to enter username/password. But what are the user credentials?
[10:01] <Slart> !jaunty | Whoopie
[10:01] <psy7th> Slart: skip to the part where he writes about the scheduler
[10:02] <Whoopie> Slart: thanks
[10:02] <Slart> psy7th: thanks
[10:04] <Firefishe> Hi folks.  I'm having a problem with apt-get.  I was in the process of installing a game called rocksndiamonds (package name, rocks-n-diamonds).  It's sort of a Zelda Emulator.  Anyway, I keep getting errors that i need to run `dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.  Well, I do that, and the process constantly hangs.  I want to just get rid of the rocksndiamonds program entirely.
[10:05] <SockPants> how do i unmute sound from the command line if its muted or something
[10:06] <{g}> On one of my Servers, I see loadaverages of about 0.5. But the CPU is idle about 90%. Isnt that unususal? Any idea how to find out which processes are waiting and why?
[10:06] <Slart> SockPants: try running "alsamixer"
[10:06] <Slart> SockPants: it's a command line mixer application
[10:06] <SockPants> thanks
[10:06] <Slart> SockPants: you can probably use alsactl for the same thing too
[10:09] <vigo> {g}: http://www.comptechdoc.org/os/linux/usersguide/linux_ugprocesses.html
[10:10] <vigo> {g}: That is a ps-aux like command
[10:10] <zzxxzz> Has anyone been successful in converting a number of .MOV files taken with a video camera into a VCD compliant .MPG file that will play on a TV player? I've been trying for a couple of weeks using mencoder, transcode, and various other methods with little to no success. Anyone able to provide a working script or link to where one can be obtained? Thanks
[10:10] <rocko> When i have created a user with the adduser command
[10:10] <rocko> how do i make it so it can use the sudo
[10:11] <vigo> rocko" gksudo
[10:11] <kklimonda> rocko: add him to group admin
[10:11] <ziroday> zzxxzz: try do it with either avidemux or kdenlive
[10:11] <vigo> rocko: You can use gksudo or add to admin group as /root or from /root
[10:11] <{g}> vigo: what? it looks like a page about various tools.
[10:12] <jbee> Error reading block 4890166 (Attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read) while reading indirect blocks of inode 1220629.  Ignore error? yes
[10:12] <rocko> kklimonda, if i add him to the admin group doesn't that mean he won't need to use the sudo command ?
[10:12] <kklimonda> no
[10:12] <jbee> always same errors always yes to all but never corrected
[10:12] <jbee> :p
[10:12] <fargues> !list
[10:13] <zzxxzz> ziroday: I believe I've tried avidemux, but not kdenlive. Is kdenlive only for kubuntu?
[10:13] <ziroday> zzxxzz: nope, you can install it on ubuntu just fine.
[10:13] <SockPants> Slart: i think i need to select the line input for recording. i switched to 'Capture' view but the 'Line' has no volume bar above it
[10:14] <jbee> /dev/sda3: 18775/12214272 files (20.7% non-contiguous), 12333679/48827559 blocks
[10:14] <zzxxzz> ziroday: OK, I'll give that a shot and see what happens. Thanks
[10:14] <jbee> what does it mean 20,7 non-contiguous?
[10:14] <Slart> SockPants: hmm.. I can't really remember how to change that.. have you looked in the man page for alsamixer?
[10:14] <kklimonda> jbee: it's a degree of fragmentation
[10:15] <jbee> well anyway,it always says this and it corrects nothing :S
[10:16] <kklimonda> because it's not an error
[10:16] <Lyrics> Salut
[10:16] <Slart> !fr | Lyrics
[10:16] <jbee> kklimonda: no i mean this aftes some short reads and other thing i pasted before..
[10:16] <jbee> *after
[10:17] <clouder`grr> SockPants: try amixer, I think with scontrols or scontent you'll get a list of devices and stuff you can control just a matter you you being able to correctly identify it
[10:17] <vigo> jbee: {this-is a block or sector}, [this is ] a br o ke n ] [or bad ,block], there are recovery utilities that maybe can correct it.
[10:17] <SockPants> Slart: thanks, it works now !
[10:17] <koolkartik> ! grub
[10:18] <Slart> SockPants: ah.. you found how to change it? great
[10:18] <shay26> Hello , i would like to check my HDD from bad sectors , does ubuntu have some tool with gui ? i am new to Ubuntu its hard for me to use fsck
[10:18] <SockPants> Slart: yeah, press space
[10:18] <SockPants> i've got a bunch of static now so i'll see if i can make that work properly
[10:18] <SockPants> but at least something is coming through
[10:18] <Slart> SockPants: tricky =)
[10:18] <kklimonda> jbee: have you tried running fsck with -f (to force check) ?
[10:18] <jbee> vigo: right now i do fsck.ext3 -c
[10:18] <kklimonda> jbee: -c checks for bad blocks
[10:19] <vigo> jbee: correct and kklimonda: correct
[10:19] <Lyrics> Bonjour.
[10:19] <blap> What is the best command for searching for a process to kill?
[10:19] <jbee> kklimonda: i have done many fscks and it always show me same errors but never corrects them...that's the problem!i try -c now to see if it's going to help!
[10:20] <Slart> blap: top/htop/ps ?
[10:20] <jbee> but the times i tried before it used to stuck at 10%
[10:20] <Slart> Bonjour Lyrics
[10:20] <kklimonda> jbee: and what are the exact errors?
[10:20] <ompaul> blap, is the machine slow or do you want to remove something specific?
[10:20] <brutus> there are ants in my laptop!!!
[10:20] <Slart> brutus: bugs in the hardware.. oh noes
[10:20] <jbee> Error reading block 4890166 (Attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read) while reading indirect blocks of inode 1220629.  Ignore error? yes
[10:21] <jbee> Error reading block 4956160 (Attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read) while reading directory block.  Ignore error? yes
[10:21] <jbee> and more
[10:21] <blap> ompaul: not slow, and do not want to do any removing. Just want to kill a program that is bugging out.
[10:21] <vigo> jbee: It is also ext2 ?
[10:21] <jbee> always same blocks
[10:21] <jbee> it's Ext3 vigo
[10:21] <blap> Slart: I usually do ps ax then try and locate the process in the list. But im just wondering if there is a command that could search the process name for me and give the pid number or something like that
[10:21] <ompaul> blap,  ps auwx | grep program-name
[10:21] <jbee> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo fsck.ext3 -cy /dev/sda3
[10:21] <jbee> e2fsck 1.41.3 (12-Oct-2008)
[10:21] <jbee> badblocks: Input/output error during ext2fs_sync_device
[10:21] <jbee> Checking for bad blocks (read-only test):   9.83% done, 6:14 elapsed
[10:21] <FloodBot1> jbee: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:21] <jbee> stuck again here
[10:21] <smurfslover> hi, i'm running ubuntu in virtualbox non ose
[10:21] <harlemdavvey> how can i download a song from youtube?
[10:22] <SockPants> wow
[10:22] <SockPants> it works
[10:22] <SockPants> and sounds pretty good
[10:22] <ompaul> jbee, fsck -y and walk away for a while
[10:22] <smurfslover> i removed the ose guest addidions but lost X now
[10:22] <Slart> blap: ps -A | grep -i ProcessI'mSearchingFor  works for me
[10:22] <smurfslover> how can i install non ose guest additions from cli?
[10:22] <ompaul> jbee, actually do this reboot - press escape
[10:22] <Slart> blap: also check out pkill
[10:22] <harlemdavvey> does Wget allow me to download a flv from youtube, converting it in .mp3?
[10:22] <Slart> harlemdavvey: if you've got the url to the flv file, sure
[10:22] <ompaul> jbee, then when you get a prompt do fsck -y
[10:23] <jbee> ompaul: i have done it lots of times
[10:23] <Slart> harlemdavvey: converting it to a mp3 is another thing.. you'll have to use something else for that
[10:23] <harlemdavvey> Slart. i have the url.. but how can i write, about the command i mean?
[10:23] <jbee> and as i said before ompaul always same errors with short reads etc but never corrects them
[10:23] <ompaul> jbee, you are telling use it is in read-only mode there
[10:23] <Raphi974> Hi everyone
[10:23] <Slart> harlemdavvey: wget http://some/kind/of/web/address works for downloading stuff to current directory
[10:23] <harlemdavvey> Slart: in case.. what do i have to do to download the song in .flv? i have to write something like: wget fileurl?
[10:23] <kklimonda> jbee: those i/o errors don't look good
[10:24] <jbee> ompaul: i am trying with -c now
[10:24] <Raphi974> Is there a way to import a .ics calendar file in Claws-Mail via the vCalendar plugin ? I only find export :(
[10:24] <harlemdavvey> Slart: ok then.. and what about converting the file?
[10:24] <jbee> kklimonda: so any suggestions?
[10:24] <Slart> harlemdavvey: hmm.. I would try mencoder or something like that
[10:24] <PROject-Emerald> How do I open .run files?
[10:24] <ompaul> jbee, do what I suggest with fsck -y /dev/sda3 <<< from the grub prompt in rescue mode
[10:24] <kklimonda> jbee: check out if disk passes SMART test.
[10:24] <Sinnerboy> I have dl a program that I can only start from the terminal,how can I put an Icon on the desktop
[10:25] <PROject-Emerald> anyone know how to open .run files?
[10:25] <jbee> ompaul: i told you i have done it many times
[10:25] <kklimonda> jbee: smartctl -H /dev/sdX
[10:25] <harlemdavvey> Slart: is mencoder a gui program?
[10:25] <Slart> harlemdavvey: you could take a look at "youtube-dl" or "clive"
[10:25] <Slart> harlemdavvey: nope.. command line
[10:25] <harlemdavvey> ah ok..
[10:25] <Slart> !info clive | harlemdavvey
[10:25] <Slart> !info youtube-dl | harlemdavvey
[10:25] <blap> thanks for the help everyone :)
[10:25] <ompaul> jbee, format the disk
[10:26] <PROject-Emerald> =/= How do I open .run files?
[10:26] <Slart> PROject-Emerald: try "chmod a+x thefile.run", then "./thefile.run"
[10:26] <Petengy> hi to all
[10:26] <harlemdavvey> Slart thank you so much:)
[10:26] <attis84> hello, any idea why could the kde automounter stop functioning?
[10:26] <Slart> harlemdavvey: you're welcome
[10:27] <jbee> ompaul: nice idea,i could not think of it! :p
[10:27] <Petengy> I have a question on nautilus, how to attach an Emblem to all files (in one time) in a folder ?
[10:27] <PROject-Emerald> chmod: cannot access `atidriver.run': No such file or directory
[10:27] <PROject-Emerald> chmod: cannot access `/atidriver.run': No such file or directory
[10:27] <toan> help me! i can't watch film online on ubuntu
[10:27] <kklimonda> PROject-Emerald: ./atidriver.run
[10:27] <Slart> kklimonda: right click on the desktop, select "Create Launcher".. I think you can figure it out from there =)
[10:27] <harlemdavvey> oh Slart: i have some problem...
[10:28] <Petengy> oe better how to attach an Emblem to all files that have the same extension ?
[10:28] <Slart> PROject-Emerald: case sensitive? AtiDdriver isn't the same as atidriver.run
[10:28] <harlemdavvey> Slart: the url was downloaded but the result is the HTML document... not the .flv..
[10:28] <Slart> PROject-Emerald: case sensitive? AtiDriver.run isn't the same as atidriver.run
[10:28] <Slart> harlemdavvey: you used wget?
[10:28] <toan> help me! i can't watch film online on ubuntu
[10:28] <PROject-Emerald> nope, it's atidriver.run
[10:28] <PROject-Emerald> but it's not working
[10:28] <harlemdavvey> Slart yes
[10:29] <Slart> harlemdavvey: did you use the url to the youtube-page or the url to the flv-file?
[10:29] <toan> help me! i can't watch film online on ubuntu
[10:29] <Slart> !repeat | toan
[10:29] <harlemdavvey> well, i thought that the url http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCcosjGa1_w was of the file
[10:29] <Slart> harlemdavvey: nope, that's the url to the youtube page.. the html file
[10:29] <jbee> kklimonda: SMART overall-health self-assessment test result: PASSED
[10:30] <jbee>  5 Reallocated_Sector_Ct   0x0033   001   001   050    Pre-fail  Always   FAILING_NOW 2047
[10:30] <harlemdavvey> Slart: so how can i know the url of the file?
[10:30] <Slart> harlemdavvey: did you try youtube-dl =
[10:30] <harlemdavvey> Slart: nope, i would have preferred using just wget to download the video :(
[10:31] <Slart> harlemdavvey: hmm.. let me think for a second..
[10:31] <ompaul> Slart, .. clive ..
[10:31] <kklimonda> jbee: it doesn't sound good - I'd backup all data you can and replace it.
[10:31] <Slart> ompaul: yes?
[10:31] <harlemdavvey> Slart / ompaul: i've downloaded and installed clive... how can i use it? i just have to enter the web page url in which the viedo is contained?
[10:32] <ompaul> Slart, in place of youtube-dl
[10:32] <jbee> replace the hdd you mean kklimonda?
[10:32] <ellar> harlemdavvey: yes
[10:32] <ompaul> harlemdavvey, yes
[10:32] <Slart> harlemdavvey: I have no idea.. I've never used it myself..
[10:32] <Slart> ompaul: ah.. ok, thanks
[10:32] <ellar> harlemdavvey: clive [url]
[10:33] <kklimonda> jbee: yeah - Reallocated_Sector_Ct means that disk is getting bad blocks and 2047 is pretty high value
[10:33] <harlemdavvey> ellar: you're god! thanks:)
[10:33] <ompaul> jbee, visit shop buy new disk install and be hopefully
[10:33] <Firefishe> Could someone please tell me what this means:  http://rafb.net/p/7ug7Ls47.html
[10:34] <jbee> so it's for sure a hardware problem,right?
[10:34] <kklimonda> jbee: looks like it - you could also check dmesg for any errors
[10:34] <ompaul> Firefishe, it means you type "sudo dpkg --configure -a "  cos something got stopped when it should not have been
[10:34] <kklimonda> jbee: but i/o during sync and high Reallocated_Sector_Ct rate points to hardware failure
[10:34] <jbee> kklimonda: some i always get some i/o errors when unraring files
[10:35] <ompaul> jbee, faulty disks do that kind of thing
[10:35] <kklimonda> jbee: you shouldn't
[10:35] <jbee> ok thanks to both of you kklimonda and ompaul
[10:35] <Firefishe> ompaul:  I agree.  I've been dealing with this issue for the past hour and a half, many reboots, many hard resets.
[10:36] <cherva> Can someone help me figure out the command to add a port opening in iptables ? When I add port 22 to firestarted it adds the port with tcp and udp protocols in the INBOUND tab;e but if I add the prort with "iptables -A INBOUND -p tcp --dport 22 -j ACCEPT" it adds it ,but the port is not opened
[10:37] <Firefishe> ompaul:  Now, the other problem is what happens when I do:  sudo dpkg --configure -a .   It has to do with a program called rocksndiamonds I installed; it's sort of a zelda emulator.  It's essentially caught in the middle of the process of downloading some non-free game maps, and it's stuck in the middle of the entire process.  As a result, my entire package mgmt. system is hanging.
[10:37] <ompaul> Firefishe, if you do that in a terminal "ctrl alt F1" and log in there - leave X out of it
[10:37] <Firefishe> ompaul:  it doesn't matter where I do it.
[10:37] <ompaul> Firefishe, sudo apt-get remove --purge  rocksndiamonds
[10:37] <ompaul> then start that install again
[10:38] <Firefishe> ompaul...k, I'll give it a try
[10:38] <cherva> firestarter*
[10:39] <GreaseMonkey> hello, i have ubuntu 8.10 installed on a compaq presario CQ60-210TU, and was foolish enough to turn wireless off BEFORE installing ubuntu. is there any way to turn it back on again?
[10:39] <Slart> harlemdavvey: hmm.. no luck with wget for me.. you managed to make clive do what you wanted?
[10:40] <mythman> just installed gnome dock bar from a deb file but cant see it in the menu how do I run it
[10:40] <Firefishe> ompaul:  It's telling me to run:  dpkg --configure -a    to correct the problem.  dpkg just won't let me *not* finish the bloody downloads.  Any way to force the system?
[10:40] <harlemdavvey> Slart: i've been able to download the file, yes.. but now i have to convet the file with ffmpeg
[10:40] <harlemdavvey> coz i'm not able to use clive so much :)
[10:40] <jutsu> GreaseMonkey: I truly doubt switching your wireless on or off would distort the install.
[10:40] <ompaul> Firefishe, did you do the delete
[10:40] <Morclye> I installed ATI Catalyst 9.4 drivers and most of my previous problems are now gone but new problem has arrived. Videos are working about 1 frame per second, any ideas?
[10:41] <GreaseMonkey> jutsu: the wireless isn't being detected
[10:41] <Firefishe> ompaul:  It won't let me.
[10:41] <GreaseMonkey> and pressing the button does zip
[10:41] <harlemdavvey> Slart: what are you trying to do with clive?
[10:42] <Slart> harlemdavvey: I haven't tried clive.. I only played around with wget
[10:42] <GreaseMonkey> lemme have a look at ifconfig
[10:42] <GreaseMonkey> ifconfig -a reveals: lo, eth0, pan0
[10:42] <GreaseMonkey> pan0 afaik is bluetooth
[10:42] <GreaseMonkey> there should theoretically be an ath0
[10:43] <GreaseMonkey> or something
[10:43] <Firefishe> ompaul:  I'll do the configure with dpkg, and post the output.
[10:43] <jutsu> GreaseMonkey: When you turn your device on/off what does your /var/log/dmesg return?
[10:43] <harlemdavvey> Slart: i'm not able to use wget so much.. i always download what i'm not interested in just like html pages and similar stuff so... i don't know..:)
[10:43] <GreaseMonkey> [ 1107.075986] atkbd.c: Unknown key released (translated set 2, code 0xd8 on isa0060/serio0).
[10:43] <GreaseMonkey> [ 1107.075994] atkbd.c: Use 'setkeycodes e058 <keycode>' to make it known.
[10:43] <jutsu> GreaseMonkey: tail -f "/var/log/dmesg" whilst toggling your device; paste the input at codepad.
[10:43] <jutsu> Aha.
[10:43] <orionshock> morning all, i've somehow managed to break my login screen / gnome session. It boots into X and then prompts me with a message about the session closing | crashing in under 10 seconds. Im kinda lost.
[10:43] <GreaseMonkey> i just do dmesg | tail
[10:44] <GreaseMonkey> what keycode should it be?
[10:44] <jutsu> GreaseMonkey: People do different things, depending upon orientation; I'm unaware of what keycode it should be, perhaps you should ask in #ubuntu-wireless (I think)
[10:44] <Firefishe> ompaul:  and while I'm doing it, the entire process is hogging my resources so badly, I can barely switch windows in x
[10:44] <GreaseMonkey> nobody else there
[10:44] <ompaul> Firefishe,  sudo apt-get --force remove package_name
[10:45] <jutsu> GreaseMonkey: When did you install?
[10:45] <ompaul> Firefishe, you are going to have to insult the interwebs this is something I have not had to do in a loooooong time and I forget
[10:45] <GreaseMonkey> jutsu: a few hours ago
[10:45] <Jinxed-> is there a command that would swap the names of two files in one command instead of two?
[10:45] <GreaseMonkey> and i haven't been on it from then until now
[10:45] <a-n-d-r-e-a> hi all
[10:45] <jutsu> GreaseMonkey: Why don't you 'reinstall' ?
[10:46] <GreaseMonkey> jutsu: i see no reason why that would fix it
[10:46] <jutsu> This time, circumventing your current predicament by leaving your wireless card alone.
[10:46] <GreaseMonkey> and i didn't back up vi$ta <_<
[10:46] <jutsu> You just said that you were mucking with your wireless.
[10:46] <a-n-d-r-e-a> i've  a partition that ubuntu mounts from /dev/sdb1, what should I write in the grub conf to add it to the boot list?
[10:46] <GreaseMonkey> i didn't accept the license agreement (you can't outright reject it sadly), i just pressed a button
[10:46] <jutsu> GreaseMonkey: Why would you need to backup vista in order to reinstall ubuntu
[10:47] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: (hd1,0)
[10:47] <GreaseMonkey> jutsu: i thought you meant to reinstall vi$ta, press the stupid button, then reinstall ubuntu
[10:47] <jutsu> GreaseMonkey: Please refer to vista, as vista.
[10:47] <GreaseMonkey> if you mean just reinstall ubuntu, i believe that would be of no help whatsoever.
[10:48] <jutsu> GreaseMonkey: You installed ubuntu, and toggled the wireless switch?
[10:48] <jutsu> Whilst it was installing?
[10:48] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: ok thanks, I already tried it, and after I choose that it writes "Starting up" and there it stays.... forever :D (it is a win partition, but it shouldn't matter)
[10:48] <Lartza_> Easiest way to turn server into graphical would be to install xubuntu-desktop? (xubuntu because it's more lightweight)
[10:48] <GreaseMonkey> no, i pressed the wireless switch in vista, then tried several different unices to no avail (even ubuntu 8.04), until i read somewhere that 8.10 works on this
[10:48] <jutsu> (I can't make any sense of this.)
[10:48] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: can you pastebin your /boot/grub/menu.lst and the output of fdisk -l please
[10:48] <Lartza_> Also should the kernel be changed or does it change auotmatically?
[10:48] <jutsu> Lartza_: Depends on your preference.
[10:48] <PROject-Emerald> Um, right now I'm trying to install an ATI driver, and it says to do "sudo sh file:///home/******/Desktop/atidriver.run" but it keeps telling me "You need to run this as super-user"
[10:49] <jutsu> Lartza_: Why would your kernel need to be changed?
[10:49] <Jinxed-> is there a command that would swap the names of two files in one command instead of two? So like If I had files foo and bar, the original foo becomes bar and vise versa?
[10:49] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: of course, just one moment
[10:49] <Lartza_> jutsu: Server uses the server kernel
[10:49] <PROject-Emerald> And I have sudo, so it should be done as a super user, correct?
[10:49] <jutsu> Jinxed-: "mv foo tmp;mv bar foo;mv tmp bar"
[10:49] <ziroday> PROject-Emerald: take away the file://
[10:49] <jutsu> Jinxed-: might work anyway ;)
[10:49] <Lartza_> Now I have 2.6.27-11-server in use
[10:49] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: thanks, there's no rush :)
[10:49] <PROject-Emerald> well I jsut coped that
[10:50] <PROject-Emerald> I do   sudo sh home/**/desktop/atidriver.run
[10:50] <Lartza_> So either apt-get xubuntu-desktop or apt-get xorg and then install like enlightenment from source?
[10:50] <jutsu> Lartza_: If say, you used gnome; "sudo apt-get install gnome-desktop" should install all the dependencies it requires, in order to run.
[10:50] <jutsu> Lartza_: Thusly, sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop, ought to do the same.
[10:51] <mathewedison> Hey guys
[10:51] <Lartza_> But I'm just wondering how hard it would be to install, say fluxbox or enlgithenment...
[10:51] <Lartza_> SOme configuration is propably needed
[10:51] <jutsu> Lartza_: Well, it's a very simple process, you enter "sudo apt-get install file", and apt installs it for you.
[10:51] <Lartza_> jutsu: But enlightenment is old on the repo
[10:51] <GreaseMonkey> wait, i'm supposed to have a wifi0
[10:51] <jutsu> Post-configuration is pretty simple.
[10:51] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: http://pastebin.com/m20134763
[10:51] <Lartza_> fluxbox would automatically install I guess
[10:51] <jutsu> You aren't asking about enlightenment, you're asking about xubuntu.
[10:52] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: thanks, gimme a sec
[10:52] <Lartza_> WEll not necessarily
[10:52] <jutsu> Ugh.
[10:52] <a-n-d-r-e-a> zined: thank You :P
[10:52] <Lartza_> Ok I am thinking easiest would be the xubuntu-desktop thourg apt-get
[10:52] <cherva> Can someone help me figure out the command to add a port opening in iptables ? When I add port 22 to firestarter it adds the port in the INBOUND table but if I add the prort with "iptables -A INBOUND -p tcp --dport 22 -j ACCEPT" it adds it ,but the port is not opened
[10:52] <jutsu> GreaseMonkey: do you have wireless-tools installed? I'm not sure about the whole wifi crap.
[10:52] <Petengy> hi to all
[10:53] <JCM3000> Morning all.  Anyone an expert on python-coherence? No-one home on #coherence and it's driving me crazy trying to get it working.
[10:53] <GreaseMonkey> yep
[10:53] <GreaseMonkey> wireless-tools is installed
[10:53] <Lartza_> 1517Mb for xubuntu! :O
[10:53] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: hmm, that all looks correct. What's on sdb5?
[10:53] <Petengy> do u know if exist a way to obtain a  .psd files thumbnail preview in nautilus???
[10:54] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: and can I have your full menu.lst please
[10:54] <majnoon> !ot
[10:54] <Lartza_> Petengy: Even windwos doesn't do that
[10:54] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: an other installation but I don;t need to boot with it now, i'd like to boot with the sdb1, i'll pastebine it right now, but it's a little messy :P
[10:54] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: no problem, just thinking they're might be something conflicting above
[10:54] <mathewedison> Guys I have a password on my network which is 5letters and 4 numbers. When I set the wireless-key in etc/network/interfaces it says that the pass is an invalid input. It works without pass and I'm sure it's the right pass I input. I use WPA-PSK.
[10:55] <Noqq> Is it true I really don't need a virusscan on Ubuntu? Maybe lame question.. but just wanna be sure.
[10:55] <ziroday> mathewedison: why are you editing /etc/network/interfaces?
[10:55] <Petengy> lartza: http://hwrms.com/blog/?p=37
[10:55] <ziroday> !virus | Noqq
[10:55] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: http://pastebin.com/m75c0ecef
[10:56] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: thanks
[10:56] <mathewedison> I'm using the server edition and that's the only way I could find to connect to the internet with wireless.
[10:56] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: again thank You :P
[10:56] <Petengy> do u know if exist a way to obtain a  .psd files thumbnail preview in nautilus??? I'm asking for ubuntu obviously
[10:56] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: hmm line 14 should read default saved but I doubt thats the issue
[10:57] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: ah wait, I understand why now :)
[10:58] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: do you mean "savedefault" instead of "default 0" ?
[10:58] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: do all the rest work? Does W2?
[10:58] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: oh, let me know :P
[10:58] <PROject-Emerald> so, I'm trying to install ATI drivers right now, and it tells me to do    sh /home/***/Desktop/ati.run
[10:58] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: of course not :P
[10:58] <GreaseMonkey> ok, i'm going to go into the bios
[10:58] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: wait, even the ubuntu ones don't work?
[10:58] <GreaseMonkey> which means i'll reboot now
[10:58] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: I use the first to boot
[10:58] <PROject-Emerald> But it tells me to do it in super-user, which I did. so I did sudo sh home/***/desktop/ati.run
[10:58] <ziroday> PROject-Emerald: *** is your username
[10:58] <PROject-Emerald> no
[10:58] <Ranakah`> PROject-Emerald sudo sh blabalballabatidriver.run
[10:59] <Ranakah`> :)
[10:59] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: it works,  (hd1, 1)
[10:59] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: ops sorry
[10:59] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: (hd1,1) say it dows not exists, i think it is right :P
[10:59] <DRaGoNx> Anyone made microphone works in teamspeak ? (9.04)
[10:59] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: do you have two ubuntu installs?
[10:59] <Ranakah`> PROject-Emerald cd to folder where is ati driver.. then type sudo sh atidriver.run
[10:59] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday:  yes I do
[10:59] <ziroday> DRaGoNx: 9.04 is in #ubuntu+1, wine is in #winehq
[10:59] <PROject-Emerald> so
[10:59] <PROject-Emerald> like
[10:59] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: hmm
[11:00] <PROject-Emerald> sudo cd home/***/Desktop
[11:00] <PROject-Emerald> then sh?
[11:00] <Ranakah`> no
[11:00] <DRaGoNx> thanks ziroday
[11:00] <Ranakah`> only
[11:00] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: I told you it was a little messy (maybe more tha a little) :D any way I use the first too boot and it works
[11:00] <Ranakah`> cd /home/yourusername/Desktop
[11:00] <Noqq> Ok, I'm about to install Ubuntu using USB Device, not Wubi, how do I uninstall when I'm appearing not to find it working good? (I will like it, but what IF I need to Uninstall it)
[11:00] <Ranakah`> then do sudo sh atidriver.run
[11:00] <ziroday> PROject-Emerald: no. cd ~/Desktop && sudo sh atidriver.run
[11:00] <Ranakah`> "sudo sh atidriver.run"
[11:00] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: too == to
[11:00] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: haha, no problem :)
[11:01] <Petengy> do u know if exist a way to obtain a  .psd files thumbnail preview in nautilus???
[11:01] <PROject-Emerald> ok, tring now
[11:01] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: I just can't see whats wrong. Sorry
[11:01] <PROject-Emerald> trying*
[11:01] <koshari> Noqq do you man back to the perevious install?
[11:01] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: nevermind, thank you anyway :)
[11:01] <Ranakah`> PROject-Emerald and when finish instalation
[11:01] <Ranakah`> type "sudo aticonfig -f --initial"
[11:01] <PROject-Emerald> :D
[11:01] <Noqq> koshari: Just uninstall Ubuntu, so I only got windows Xp left on my netbook.
[11:01] <blaselinux> hi
[11:02] <PROject-Emerald> Woohoo!
[11:02] <Marcham89> hello blaselinux
[11:02] <koshari> Noqq that would depend on how you choose to install linux, will you be dual bootijg>?
[11:02] <blaselinux> hi
[11:02] <Noqq> koshari, Yes Dual Boot
[11:03] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: maybe I find out...
[11:03] <koshari> just delete the linux partition then and reallocate the space for other means,
[11:03] <GreaseMonkey> ok, that failed
[11:03] <GreaseMonkey> i attempted to get the bios to enable the network adapter at boot
[11:03] <GreaseMonkey> it doesn't seem to work though
[11:03] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: map (hd0) (hd1), damn windows :O
[11:03] <a-n-d-r-e-a> ziroday: gonna try that... good bye
[11:03] <ziroday> a-n-d-r-e-a: cya
[11:04] <shay26> Hello , i would like to check my HDD from bad sectors , does ubuntu have some tool with gui ? i am new to Ubuntu its hard for me to use fsck
[11:04] <Hassanakevazir> GreaseMonkey, what is the output of: lspci | grep Ethernet
[11:04] <koshari> shay26 what makes you think you have bad sectors?
[11:04] <PROject-Emerald> How can i tell if my videocard is functioning properly?
[11:04] <GreaseMonkey> 01:00.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8101E/RTL8102E PCI Express Fast Ethernet controller (rev 02)
[11:04] <GreaseMonkey> 02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[11:05] <koshari>  PROject-Emerald glx gears
[11:05] <Revv> !status
[11:05] <shay26> koshari: my laptop fall down from the table , the Ubuntu working fine but when i try to open some files (that's was ok before) its getting the Ubuntu to stuck
[11:06] <yaa_> !shutup
[11:06] <vincenzo_ml> Hi all, I want to reinstall a testing system which is "deadly broken". I have access to the filesystem and would like to reinstall the same packages after reinstalling the base system. If I had synaptic I could save the "selections". How can I do that by accessing the dpkg status file or something else on the old system?
[11:06] <PROject-Emerald> and what about it? it's showing me framerates int he 700s
[11:06] <PROject-Emerald> in the*
[11:06] <koshari> vincenzo_ml copy your apt cache dit
[11:06] <koshari> dir
[11:07] <vincenzo_ml> koshari: cache?
[11:07] <yadu_> hi all...
[11:07] <vincenzo_ml> koshari: I mean I want to get the list of installed files
[11:07] <Morclye> Where are program icons stored in Ubuntu, I'm trying to find ATI icon to be used in menu?
[11:07] <koshari> all the packages you have installed will be in var/apt/cache
[11:07] <kklimonda> vincenzo_ml: you can get list of installed packages using dpkg -l with --root set to your old partition
[11:07] <vincenzo_ml> koshari: I can re-download the .debs
[11:07] <on5sl> is it normal that with the jaunty rc i cannot update? I get msg's like this: W: Kan http://be.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/python2.6/libpython2.6_2.6.2-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb niet ophalen
[11:07] <on5sl>   404 Not Found [IP: 195.238.1.5 80]
[11:07] <vincenzo_ml> kklimonda: good, and then to reinstall them?
[11:07] <yadu_> i disabled the usual buffer overflow protection.....but i want to turn it back on...
[11:07] <yadu_> how can i do that?
[11:07] <yadu_> please help ?
[11:07] <vincenzo_ml> on5sl: which in english is?
[11:08] <koshari> vincenzo_ml you dont need to , just make a new index file with dpkg-dev
[11:08] <USER_> #mousehunt
[11:08] <Jinxed-> Is there a way to swap the names of two files in one command? (without 3 moves)
[11:08] <kklimonda> vincenzo_ml: do something like this: dpkg --root <old mounted fs> -l |grep ii > installed_packages
[11:08] <kklimonda> vincenzo_ml: save installed_packages somewhere and after reinstall you can use it to install them
[11:08] <on5sl> vincenzo_ml: can't download this (link)  it means in english..see the 404 beneath it.
[11:09] <shay26> what is the right command (fsck) for checking bad sectors ? if there are bad sectors does it possible to mark them so the system will not write data on thos sectors ?
[11:09] <shay26> koshari:  what is the right command (fsck) for checking bad sectors ? if there are bad sectors does it possible to mark them so the system will not write data on thos sectors ?
[11:09] <PROject-Emerald> koshari: what about gxgears? it's giving me my FPS in a terminal
[11:09] <kklimonda> vincenzo_ml: like that: ``apt-get install `cat installed_packages|cut -d' ' -f3`''
[11:09] <koshari> PROject-Emerald obviousely your gpu is working fine then
[11:09] <yadu_>  i want to try this   "root@desktop:~# sysctl -w kernel.randomize_va_space=0 "
[11:09] <PROject-Emerald> Well if it was obvious I wouldn't be asking
[11:09] <yadu_> but i dont know how to turn it back on.....any idea???
[11:09] <vincenzo_ml> on5sl: did you try refreshing the lists (e.g. apt-get update)?
[11:09] <vincenzo_ml> kklimonda: thanks
[11:10] <kklimonda> vincenzo_ml: the only drawback is that you set all packages as "installed manually" and you can't use apt-get autoremove to remove dependencies later.
[11:10] <koshari> PROject-Emerald do you suspect your gpu isnt working properly?
[11:10] <on5sl> vincenzo_ml: yes, but no progress either..the same error's as in the gui version
[11:10] <Hassanakevazir> GreaseMonkey, It seems your card is not going to work with interpid
[11:10] <vincenzo_ml> on5sl change mirror then! :)
[11:10] <PROject-Emerald> No, I was just wondering because I'm currently installing Counter-Strike Source and I don't want to waste my time
[11:10] <on5sl> vincenzo_ml: it seems there is something wrong with the mirrors?
[11:11] <vincenzo_ml> on5sl: IMHO your mirror downloaded the lists before the debs
[11:11] <vincenzo_ml> wait a bit and retry
[11:11] <on5sl> vincenzo_ml: if i wait a couple of days it will work right?
[11:11] <on5sl> vincenzo_ml: ok i'llw ait
[11:11] <GreaseMonkey> i have a feeling that the card is supported but will not work due to my own mistake.
[11:11] <yadu_> PROject-Emerald, does cs work on ubuntu over wine???
[11:11] <vincenzo_ml> kklimonda: do you know where the "manually installed" status is saved?
[11:11] <PROject-Emerald> Yeah
[11:11] <vincenzo_ml> kklimonda: not that I care too much :)
[11:11] <PROject-Emerald> http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=3731
[11:12] <vincenzo_ml> kklimonda: that'd be an improvement: I could save only the list of manually installed ones
[11:12] <yadu_> PROject-Emerald, thanx....
[11:12] <PROject-Emerald> np
[11:12] <kklimonda> vincenzo_ml: unfortunately I have no idea - it must be in dpkg database but I don't know how to get it..
[11:13] <koshari> PROject-Emerald huh i last played CS on xbox...
[11:13] <Hassanakevazir> GreaseMonkey, take a look at search results for : ubuntu RTL8101E/RTL8102E . did the card ever work on interpid?
[11:14] <vincenzo_ml> kklimonda: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=947865
[11:14] <Hassanakevazir> GreaseMonkey, also what is the output for: uname -r
[11:14] <vincenzo_ml> kklimonda: thanks for help
[11:14] <kklimonda> vincenzo_ml: oh, thanks for that :)
[11:15] <Administrator___> :-)
[11:15] <kklimonda> vincenzo_ml: but it doesn't seem to be complete - for example there is no banshee in it..
[11:19] <vincenzo_ml> kklimonda: I think they are the auto-installed _after_ system installatin
[11:19] <njsf_> Hi
[11:19] <njsf_> What is the proper way to report a bug with 9.04 rc NetBook remix installation ?
[11:19] <Slart> !bug
[11:19] <vincenzo_ml> did you all ever hear about a "ubuntu reinstalling system"? I think that saving /etc/apt and the installed packages would work very well
[11:20] <Slart> njsf_: you might also want to check with the people in the jaunty support channel
[11:20] <vincenzo_ml> and maybe asking the user what to do with /usr/local and with manually modified config files
[11:20] <vincenzo_ml> we have all the info to re-do an install
[11:20] <Morclye> How will I enable the following? "R600 cards (X1xxx, HD series, and newer) in particular will need TexturedVideo enabled in Xorg.conf (rather than the traditional VideoOverlay) in order to support Xv accelerated video playback."
[11:20] <vincenzo_ml> ubiquity could optionally use such a "backup" tarball and restore/replicate a system
[11:20] <njsf_> and any special grub that I should be putting on my menu.lst ? The USB stick install did not install a menu.lst under grub so I have to manually build it
[11:21] <usbnotbooting> Hello everyone.  I just installed Jaunty Jackelope onto an external usb disk with a Dell Inspiron 5100 with 512MB.  grub install didn't seem to encounter errors, but when I rebooted the grub gave error 21
[11:22] <Nyla> hello all, i have a problem with apt-get. one time a package failed to install because it wouldn't overwrite the version i compiled from source, which is good, but now every time i install something totally different it keeps trying. how do i make it forget about it?
[11:22] <ompaul> !jaunty | usbnotbooting
[11:22] <PROject-Emerald> come someone give me the command for |grep vga?
[11:22] <PROject-Emerald> like give me some of them if more than one
[11:22] <Slart> PROject-Emerald: lspci | grep vga ?
[11:22] <PROject-Emerald> yeah that
[11:22] <PROject-Emerald> thanks mate
[11:22] <Slart> you're welcome
[11:22] <vincenzo_ml> ompaul: I am reinstalling for *that* reason, I thought it was my fault (for reasons too long to explain :))
[11:23] <vincenzo_ml> so ompaul thanks a lot!
[11:23] <PROject-Emerald> are there any |grep commands that tell me basic system info?
[11:23] <GreaseMonkey> Hassanakevazir: Linux 95lx 2.6.27-7-generic #1 SMP Fri Oct 24 06:42:44 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
[11:23] <Slart> PROject-Emerald: lspci, lsusb and lshw are the ones I know of
[11:23] <Slart> PROject-Emerald: but the grep part is just for filtering the results
[11:24] <vincenzo_ml> PROject-Emerald: ???
[11:24] <rock> hi
[11:24] <vincenzo_ml> PROject-Emerald: what info?
[11:24] <Slart> hello rock
[11:24] <rock> hi slart
[11:24] <GreaseMonkey> woah crap i didn't notice the time
[11:24] <GreaseMonkey> gnight
[11:25] <rock> can u help me to solve my shutdownproblem
[11:25] <Hassanakevazir> GreaseMonkey, then do: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && ifconfig | pastebinit
[11:26] <calvinps> Hello
[11:27] <calvinps> jutsu: Hello
[11:27] <jutsu> hi.
[11:29] <Raphi974> Is there some Claws Mail users here ? Especially for the vCalendar plugin
[11:30] <leejongwook> hi
[11:31] <kernelsyncpanic> hi...does anyone know how to restore gnome music player client..the tray icon disappeared and i cant access gmpc anymore..the music is keep on playing after restart..help.
[11:31] <gh0stpirate> Hello all,semi simple quick question/answer here, How do i run a script that ive written after a command in the terminal is done? Rundown: I've written a simple script that will update my status on twitter from CLI (clitwit), i say want to copy a directory from my pc to a external drive, once its done, id like it to run my proggy to tell me when its done. I think it has somthing to do with "piping"? i don't remember. anywho, the
[11:31] <gh0stpirate>  command i have to run after its done is:*** clitwit "Copying Done" *** any help would be appreciated
[11:32] <Slart> gh0stpirate: try cmd1; cmd2
[11:32] <rock> helllo
[11:32] <Slart> gh0stpirate: it will run the two commands after each other
[11:33] <jutsu> Alternately, you can use '&&'.
[11:33] <gh0stpirate> Slart, what would be the proper syntax for that command?
[11:33] <Slart> gh0stpirate: I usually use it like this ./somethingthattakesquiteawhile.sh ; beep
[11:33] <rakudave> gh0stpirate: or to ensure that the prog only runs if the cp had no errors: cp a b && your_prog
[11:33] <Slart> gh0stpirate: just put a semi-colon between the two commands
[11:34] <jutsu> ...
[11:34] <gh0stpirate> so like,   cp /xx/xxx yy/yyy/yyy && clitwit "Copying Done"
[11:34] <Slart> gh0stpirate: or a & .. or a | .. & means "run if the previous command returns 0", | means "run if previous command returns something other than 0"
[11:34] <PROject-Emerald> Are there any online guides like "LEarn Terminal in 21 days" ?
[11:34] <Slart> gh0stpirate: sorry.. && and ||
[11:34] <unikon> seems that shipit.ubuntu.com allows  10 free cds
[11:35] <jutsu> man bash.
[11:35] <Slart> gh0stpirate: that looks good to me
[11:35] <clooluss> All my compiz settings have disappeared! And now I can't get them back! I can't even make changes in CCSM! help!
[11:35] <kklimonda> unick: is it possible to order 64 bit desktop cds?
[11:36] <gh0stpirate> So just to recap/make sure i understand,               My synatx=     cp /xx/xx /yy/yy && clitwit "copying Complete"
[11:36] <Slart> gh0stpirate: try it with some shorter commands first.. to make sure it works
[11:36] <PROject-Emerald> Taking a screenshot for punisher
[11:36] <unick> ？
[11:36] <SATE> hello
[11:36] <PROject-Emerald> Had to take a SS for a friend to show him Konversation
[11:37] <gh0stpirate> i'll test it out to see if it worked, btw, if anyone is interested in that program, ill freely share the source, its easy as pie!
[11:37] <PROject-Emerald> gh0stpirate: What program?
[11:37] <gh0stpirate> a simple CLI twitter status updater
[11:38] <PROject-Emerald> ahh
[11:38] <gh0stpirate> "\clitwit"
[11:38] <clooluss> does anyone know why CCSM might have decided it won't lt me make any changes in there? I have set visual effects to "extra" and my gfx card and drivers are all OK.
[11:39] <starcannon> PROject-Emerald here's a primer/crash course, it will get you asking the right questions to progress further me thinks: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal and if its bash scripting your interested in theres this: http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/ one or both of those should have you well on your way to CLi wizardliness
[11:39] <PROject-Emerald> starcannon: Thanks SO much :)
[11:39] <starcannon> anytime
[11:40] <SATE> hi all
[11:40] <nadan> starcannon, thanks for the bash scripting page... been wanting to look into that.
[11:41] <starcannon> nadan I am still an egg myself, but the bit of scripting I have done I learned from there, and of course theres man pages for almost everything (except my coffee maker)
[11:41] <nadan> lol
[11:42] <gh0stpirate> Excellent, Thanks to everyone who gave suggestions, the simple && was all i needed, it succeeded!
[11:43] <gh0stpirate> This is friggin cool now! i can start rsync/backing up my media upstairs, and hang out downstairs with my roomates, and get an update on my cell phone when its all done!
[11:44] <ziroday> gh0stpirate: how?
[11:44] <ziroday> gh0stpirate: oh through twitter :)
[11:44] <nadan> through twitter?
[11:44] <gh0stpirate> yes :) and its ultimate geeksauce :)
[11:45] <gh0stpirate> the possibilities are limitless considering i have an SSH client on my cell phone as well xD
[11:45] <nadan> how through twitter?
[11:45] <gh0stpirate> i wrote a simple program that will update your status through the commandline
[11:46] <c4pt> does anyone know the ram limit on ubuntu server kernel?
[11:46] <ziroday> c4pt: 64, or 32bit?
[11:46] <nadan> cool will keep the idea in mind.
[11:46] <gh0stpirate> its pretty cool :) i reccommend
[11:46] <c4pt> ziroday: 32bit server kernel
[11:46] <c4pt> ziroday: isnt there PAE support with it to allow 64GB of ram?
[11:46] <ziroday> c4pt: err 8GB I believe, whatever PAE allows up to
[11:47] <Slart> c4pt: I think 32 bits uses PAE.. soo.. a lot more than you'll ever see in a home server =)
[11:47] <mrwes> c4pt, 128mb ram
[11:47] <ziroday> c4pt: right, well 64GB :)
[11:47] <gh0stpirate> lol
[11:47] <Slart> mrwes: 128mb? wrong century?
[11:47] <c4pt> lol @ wrong century
[11:47] <Slart> mrwes: or you meant downwards? =)
[11:47] <c4pt> ziroday: as long as it supports 16gb im happy
[11:47] <mrwes> min
[11:47] <mrwes> :)
[11:47] <c4pt> ziroday: this board will only allow 16gb max
[11:48] <ziroday> c4pt: that should be fine, if you're worried use 64bit
[11:48] <jagadeesh> I have installed ubuntu 9.04 with gnome as default window manager. is there any way I can switch to kubuntu without going for reinstall
[11:48] <Slart> wikipedia says PAE allows for up tio 64GB memory
[11:48] <c4pt> ziroday: i dont want to use amd64 because of flash support (flash keeps breaking) and i want to use other programs that dont seem to work right on amd64
[11:48] <ziroday> jagadeesh: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop and jaunty help in #ubuntu+1
[11:49] <Slart> jagadeesh: you can install kde-desktop and select KDE session before logging in
[11:49] <c4pt> ziroday: so i386 is fine as long as i have room to grow with maximum ram
[11:49] <jagadeesh> thanks ziroday
[11:49] <Slart> jagadeesh: oops.. sorry.. kubuntu-desktop.. not kde-desktop
[11:49] <jagadeesh> Slart: I did that. but I do not any applets
[11:50] <Slart> jagadeesh: well.. then I think you might want to go to the support channel for jaunty, #ubuntu+1, and ask them about it
[11:50] <lsh> hello everybody
[11:50] <jagadeesh> Slart: ok. will do that
[11:53] <paolo> ben harper-white lies for dark times
[11:55] <brancaleone> ciao
[11:59] <hp> пидарасы
[12:00] <hp> се
[12:00] <hp> все
[12:00] <FloodBot1> hp: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:00] <denuze> hi everybody!
[12:00] <Zzeiss> Anybody have a clue why the Bluetooth in my Macbook Unibody refuses to be seen?
[12:00] <dayo> !hi | denuze
[12:00] <fbn> Hi, how can I configure WebDAV for contacts in Evolution?
[12:00] <hp> скажите где скачать винамп под убунту
[12:01] <hp> куку
[12:01] <yaa_> на мелкософд довнлоадс
[12:01] <Zzeiss> The adapter just isn't seen.  At least not correctly.  The BT icon appears, but it is totally deaf.  If I plug in an external BT adapter, that works just fine, so the BT utilities are OK.
[12:01] <dayo> hp: yaa_: u're going to get yourselves banned
[12:01] <hp> напиши плиз по англиски
[12:02] <yaa_> hp the channel is only for racial english speaking persons
[12:02] <kwert> !ru | hp
[12:02] <Zzeiss> yaa_:  This channel.. there are others for other languages.
[12:03] <boblemoche> Hi, i have a problem with gpa, i can't send key, i have the message 'Invalid Argument'
[12:03] <denuze> can anyone give a link to full repository list? im in  xubuntu, and can't some apps (like apache, unetbootin, etc) thanx!!!
[12:03] <denuze> *can't find
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> hey all, is there a way to set a single programs default nice value without editting the shortcut?
[12:04] <vigo> boblemoche: What program are trying to attach the key to?
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> denuze: there is no full repo list, there are repos all over the world
[12:05] <boblemoche> i would like send key to a keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com
[12:05] <vigo> ActionParsnip: I use the GUI in preferences.
[12:06] <vigo> boblemoche: That may be a sources.list thing or something like that.
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> vigo: i'm using kde
[12:06] <denuze> ActionParsnip, i need some links to add to /etc/apt/sources.list
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> vigo: will it make the change permanent so that all future processes will be the same nice value
[12:07] <boblemoche> Ok
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> denuze: ok well apache is in the repo already
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> !apache
[12:08] <vigo> ActionParsnip: Oh, ok, I think the GUI thing is interchangeable, in this Gnome it is called Preferred Applications
[12:08] <studentz> After Activate nvidia driver and restart my keyboard does not work. and I get a black screen. I have to restart with grub in a safe kernel mode and fix xserver please I need help
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> vigo: preferred apps for setting nice value? weird
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> studentz: running jaunty / intrpid or hardy?
[12:09] <captainc1> I'm adding the group 'www-data' for apache2 using command line 'addgroup'. What is a 'system' group as compared to a 'user' group (the --system switch)?
[12:09] <vigo> ActionParsnip: I did hack it a bit, or. erm tweak it,, yeah, that is it.
[12:09] <studentz> ActionParnsnip:  Intrepid
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> studentz: did you execute: sudo nvidia-xconfig
[12:10] <onats_> is upgrading from 8.10 to 9.04 seamless?
[12:10] <studentz> ActionParnsnip: yes I did after activate the driver, and I restarted the box
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> onats_: its how i got my nvidia gfx sorted. works great here
[12:11] <Slart> ActionParsnip: I've got the vague memory of nice daemons.. running in the background settings nice values.. let me see if I can find any more info on it
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> studentz: what is the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[12:11] <onats_> ActionParsnip, did you encounter any major issues?
[12:11] <onats_> am thinking of doing it tonight
[12:11] <dev_coffee> captainc1: the --system switch will instruct addgroup to use a gid from the "system" range - strictly this is just a convention about what gid ranges are supposed to be "system service groups" and which are user groups
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> Slart: cheers
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> onats_: a few but i installed beta
[12:12] <vigo> On my Radeon it always says, Proprietary Driver available, I just ignore that and install all the updates, then it goes away, POOF.
[12:12] <studentz> ActionParsnip: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GeForce 6200 A-LE (rev a1)
[12:13] <onats> ActionParsnip, but after upgrading to beta, can you upgrade to the "standard" version when it comes out?
[12:13] <mint3> parsnip and roast, yummy
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> onats: sure you'll be using the same repos so yu will upgrade from beta to final without knowing it
[12:13] <dev_coffee> captainc1: technically it shouldn't matter, but perhaps some tools use this range to distinguishe between the groups - for users e.g. the system users won't show up in your login screen - not sure where something like this happens with groups
[12:14] <rock> does any other programme like wine who allow to run window xp programmes in a better way
[12:14] <mint3> rock,  wine usually is popular
[12:14] <mint3> although at times buggy..
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> studentz: ok then run: sudo apt-get clean; rm ~/.nvidia*; sudo apt-get --reinstall install nvidia-glx-180; sudo nvidia-xconfig
[12:14] <rock> but it does not work to set up the yahoo messenger
[12:14] <vigo> I used a Sun thing once, was just playing around.
[12:15] <mint3> rock,  - use pidgin
[12:15] <Slart> ActionParsnip: this might be useful.. http://and.sourceforge.net/
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> rock: define "better way"
[12:15] <captainc1> dev_coffee: thanks, that makes sense. do you know what is common practice for apache?
[12:15] <vigo> rock: Use Pigeon for that, it has a Yahoo thing in it.
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> Slart: looks decent, i'll give it a butchers
[12:16] <sobersabre> hello
[12:16] <dev_coffee> yes, that should be a system groupü
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> rock: try gyache, yahoo have made a client for linux
[12:16] <mint3> rock,  - look in applications > internet > pidgin messenger
[12:16] <Slart> !info reniced | ActionParsnip
[12:16] <sobersabre> I've found there's a bug in ubuntu's subversion package.
[12:16] <mint3> which one sobersabre  ?
[12:16] <rock> but in pidgin chat menu is unavailable
[12:16] <sobersabre> it's documented and persists since 8.04 till now.
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> !bug | sobersabre
[12:16] <Slart> !bug
[12:16] <dev_coffee> my www-data group is gid 33, user groups start at gid 1000
[12:16] <sobersabre> Slart: I haven't finished.
[12:17] <sobersabre> the question is: the bug is known, and documented.
[12:17] <captainc1> dev_coffee: thanks
[12:17] <sobersabre> how can I know when it is going to be resolved ?
[12:17] <dev_coffee> np :)
[12:17] <sobersabre> it even seems to be trivial to fix, but I don'
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> sobersabre: then add that you are experiencing it too and watch the bug
[12:17] <rock> my os responds very slowly
[12:18] <mint3> what is your pc spec?
[12:18] <sobersabre> ActionParsnip: I don't care if I watch it or it watches me, I want to know when can I expect the solution ?
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> rock: have you got full updates? have you installed video drivers?
[12:18] <Brucevdk> Siegfried: what's the bug #?
[12:18] <sobersabre> how can I determine when it is going to be resolved ?
[12:18] <Brucevdk> ehh sorry Siegfried I meant sobersabre
[12:18] <mint3> sobersabre, did you file the bug ?
[12:18] <Brucevdk> sobersabre: what is the bug #?
[12:18] <Slart> sobersabre: I don't think you can know..... unless you fix it yourself. Critical stuff is fixed rather quickly in my experience
[12:18] <rock> yes i get full update
[12:18] <sobersabre> Brucevdk: moment.
[12:19] <rock> i have install video drivers also
[12:19] <sobersabre> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/subversion/+bug/294648
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> sobersabre: you can submit a bugfix yourself otherwise you gotta hangfire while it gets fixed. I dont think theres a way to know when
[12:19] <sobersabre> ActionParsnip: I'll ping the maintainer then... the thing is I don't want to go into the ping pong with maintainer :(
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> rock: ok is the whole system slow or is it just one app? what cpu speed, ram amount, video card do you have
[12:19] <mint3> rock,  what is your machine spec ?
[12:19] <sobersabre> the problem is that the default debian package links to wrong neon library
[12:20] <studentz> ActionParsnip: I installed nvidia driver 177 before, I shoul keep the  command   `install nvidia-glx-180`
[12:20] <sobersabre> so all there's to do is to repackage without linkage to libneon-gnutls
[12:20] <rock> whole sys is slow ram-2gb ddr1
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> studentz: I run a 6150 256Mb onboard and use the 180 driver
[12:21] <mint3> as you pointed, it is a trivial problem sobersabre . I am sure the dev team are dealing with more "urgent" issues at the moment.
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> rock: cpu speed? gfx card?
[12:21] <studentz> ActionParsnip: ok no problem
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> studentz: try it, you can always uninstall it
[12:21] <sobersabre> hmm I can see now there are various solutions to the problem posted... I wonder how come it didn't get to jaunty :(
[12:22] <mint3> sobersabre,  maybe they need pointing out. Try the bug system. I suppose the more persistant you are the more chance of response you would expect.
[12:22] <Ned2> Hello I'm trying to install virtualbox on ubuntu 81.0. When I tried to add the repository, I got 'W: GPG error: http://download.virtualbox.org intrepid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available'
[12:22] <Ned2> ^ubuntu 8.10
[12:23] <mint3> rock - What processor you got?
[12:23] <DASPRiD> ubuntu 81.0... wonder when that'll come out :D
[12:23] <rock> intel
[12:23] <vigo> Ned2: Did you update and upgrade the sources.list or dpkg?
[12:23] <DASPRiD> will surely be the most used OS ;)
[12:23] <rock> yes
[12:23] <mint3> rock,  is it an intel i7 or a pentium 233 ?
[12:24] <rock> inteli7
[12:24] <shay26> Hello , i checked my HDD from bad sectors using the flowing command : fsck -pcfv /dev/sda5 , the output shown 11 bad blocks , does it mean the system will now not used this blocks for writing data ?
[12:24] <mint3> err and it uses ddr 1 ?
[12:24] <mint3> i7 and ddr 1 ? Can't be right matey.
[12:24] <rock> i uses ddr1 rm
[12:25] <Ned2> vigo I think so...I was trying to add the repository with Software Sources and I clicked on reload
[12:25] <Ned2> I think that's how you do it
[12:25] <Brucevdk> Ned2: it's requesting a GPG key
[12:25] <vigo> Ned2: That is mostly Terminal stuff. let me fetch a page on it.
[12:26] <mint3> yeah do it via sudo apt-get install
[12:26] <kklimonda> shay26: afair you have to format partition with some argument
[12:26] <PROject-Emerald> What's some fun stuff to do on Linux or what are some things to do on a fresh Ubuntu install?
[12:26] <rock> i uses intel pentium rd cpu
[12:26] <Brucevdk> Ned2: see their instructions here: http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads (below "or combine downloading and registering")
[12:27] <kklimonda> shay26: or not
[12:27] <mint3> PROject-Emerald, get yourself acquainted to it first.
[12:27] <studentz> ActionParsnip: after sudo nvidia.xconfig I get this warnings  WARNING: No Layout specified, constructing implicit layout section using screen        "Default Screen".  WARNING: Unable to find CorePointer in X configuration; attempting to add new       CorePointer section.  WARNING: The CorePointer device was not specified explicitly in the layout;       using the first mouse device. WARNING: Unable to find CoreKeyboard in X configura
[12:27] <studentz> tion; attempting to add new        CoreKeyboard sectionWARNING: The CoreKeyboard device was not specified explicitly in the layout;         using the first keyboard device. New X configuration file written to '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'            Is this OK?
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> rock: try: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i Mhz
[12:27] <bidossessi> hi folks
[12:27] <shay26> kklimonda: which argument ? where i can read doc.. about ?
[12:27] <kklimonda> shay26: using fsck with -c should mark blocks as bad and prevent system from saving to them
[12:27] <shay26> ok
[12:27] <mint3> !paste | studentz
[12:27] <shay26> kklimonda: thanks
[12:27] <bidossessi> i need to install python 2.6 on intrepid. is it possible?
[12:27] <lirvan> helo
[12:27] <studentz> sorry
[12:28] <PROject-Emerald> Well, that's what I mean. I want to become acquainted to Linux but reading through hours of guides isn't really my thing.
[12:28] <ugliefrog> where can i get codecs for toem....like xvid and such
[12:28] <mint3> PROject-Emerald, what do you want to do with it?
[12:28] <rock> does mac os is best than abuntu
[12:28] <mint3> ugliefrog,  just use vlc, seems to have all the plugins.
[12:28] <x_eagle> haw can i use the conio.h library because i need (gotoxy(,) & other function
[12:28] <lirvan> hello
[12:28] <shell_user> hello
[12:28] <bartocc> hi
[12:28] <shay26> kklimonda: my friend told me there is some tool named "hdd regenerator" that in 70% cases can fix bad blocks , do u recommend of using this tool ? or just leave it like this marked ?
[12:28] <Ned2> Brucevdk, that's the site where I got the repository that I tried to add to software sources...it worked the previous times I installed virtualbox...I don't know why it's working now
[12:28] <bartocc> how can I change my $PATH variable for the root user ?
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> studentz: here's mine: http://pastebin.com/f3afefa28
[12:28] <bidossessi> i need to install python 2.6 on intrepid. is it possible? google is not very helpful as to my chances
[12:28] <bartocc> I usually do it in .bashrc for normal users
[12:29] <Ned2> why it's not working now I meant
[12:29] <Brucevdk> Ned2: well, did you add the key?
[12:29] <bartocc> but what about root ?
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> rock: best is an opinion
[12:29] <mint3> shay26, anything to do with bad sectors can be dodgy. I would think twice.
[12:29] <PROject-Emerald> Well, I'm sick of Windows to be honest. It's not fresh and fun anymore. I want to learn Terminal so I can at least pretend I know  what I'm doing.
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> x_eagle: install build-essential
[12:29] <vigo> Ned2: here,maybe: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/apt-howto/ch-basico.en.html
[12:29] <shell_user> hey can explane how to patch zydas1211b or where to get drivers for good handshake and injection please hlelp  or give me aircrack-ng irc server name
[12:29] <mint3> PROject-Emerald, good stuff. You ought to stay around here, on this channel, and read what others are doing and maybe try a few new things.
[12:29] <Ned2> Brucevdk, I'm not sure but I thought maybe that's the way to add the key because it worked before
[12:30] <PROject-Emerald> :) Okay
[12:30] <PROject-Emerald> Uptime: 3 hours and 15 minutes
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> bartocc: you dont need to worry about root, you never need it
[12:30] <shay26> mint3: thanks
[12:30] <Ned2> vigo thanks I'll check it out
[12:30] <netbugss> hi
[12:30] <Brucevdk> Ned2: "public key not available" tells me that the key is well.. not available not invalid. Is it listed in System -> Software Sources -> Authentication?
[12:30] <PROject-Emerald> Also, just wondering; Now that I switched to Linux learning VB6/dot net is out... are there any languages I can learn on this platform?
[12:30] <mint3> PROject-Emerald,  the possibilities are vast. Ubuntu is a good alternative to windows
[12:30] <rock> how can i uses emac22
[12:30] <bartocc> ActionParsnip: I need root to know the correct location of the "ruby" program
[12:30] <vigo> Ned2: If that is not the right one, I will keep searching for more ewxacting one
[12:30] <PROject-Emerald> so I've heard :)
[12:31] <Slart> PROject-Emerald: I would suggesting something like python.. or take a look at mono, the linux implementation of .net
[12:31] <netbugss> how to upgrade Ubuntu 5 plz help me
[12:31] <bartocc> if I don't prepend the path with the correct dir, the wrong "ruby" is used when I do "sudo ruby ..."
[12:31] <PROject-Emerald> Are there any languages as simple as VB6? Like, point cick drag doubleclick and type?
[12:31] <mint3> netbook-one, you can upgrade to intrepid. Or wait a few days till Jaunty is out.
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> bartocc: anything root can do, you can do. Just use sudo or gksudo in front of the command
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> bartocc: or run   sudo -i   and you will have ineractive sudo shell
[12:32] <studentz> ActionParsnip : here is mine that looks Ok for you http://pastebin.com/m66390e81
[12:32] <rock> when i start kiso it does not respond message seen that please start first in root
[12:32] <lirvan> hello.i downloaded the ubuntu 8.10 iso image.i tried to burn it to a dvd using nero. nero refused to burn said it that it can be burned to a cd only.the disk in teh drive is dvd r it said.i have TSSTcorp CDDVD DH-S223F. so whats wrong. can i not use a dvd. do i ahve to get a cd.pls tell
[12:32] <Ned2> Brucevdk, if I'm supposed to see the line I added to in Authentication, no I don't see it there...I only see it in Third-Party Software where I added it
[12:33] <bartocc> ActionParsnip: right, but "which ruby" => "/a/very/long/path/ruby", and "sudo which ruby" => "/usr/bin/rub"
[12:33] <studentz> ActionParsnip: I should restart my box  right now?
[12:33] <mint3> lirvan, you can simply download the live CD
[12:33] <Brucevdk> Ned2: did you do the: wget -q http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian/sun_vbox.asc -O- | sudo apt-key add -
[12:33] <mint3> Much easier process and you can simply boot off of it.
[12:33] <bartocc> which means when I "sudo ruby ...", I don't use the same ruby as "ruby ..."
[12:33] <netbook-one> thanks, i wait a few days!
[12:33] <jimmyyeah> Hi everyone. What would be the easiest way to share home server files to windows xp at my work?
[12:33] <bartocc> that's why I'd like root to use the correct path
[12:33] <mint3> !jaunty | netbook-one  in the meantime
[12:34] <Slart> jimmyyeah: samba with a very restrictive firewall.. possibly some other security measures as well
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> studentz: should be ok
[12:34] <DASPRiD> jimmyyeah, ftp i'd guess
[12:34] <DASPRiD> or simply sftp
[12:34] <jimmyyeah> so i should'nt stuff around with vpns and stuff...
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> jimmyyeah: i suggest samba
[12:34] <Ned2> Brucevdk, no I haven't...do I type that line exactly like that or do I add the repository at the end of that line?
[12:34] <DASPRiD> ActionParsnip, samba via internet? nah
[12:34] <studentz> ActionParsnip: thanks see you in a while hopefully
[12:34] <Slart> jimmyyeah: come to think of it.. I think something other than samba would be better over the wild internet
[12:34] <mint3> jimmyyeah, google "samba"
[12:34] <DASPRiD> sftp is fine as it encrypts the connection on its own
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> DASPRiD: oh over wan, no way
[12:35] <jimmyyeah> smb is fine over a home network
[12:35] <mint3> !samba | jimmyyeah
[12:35] <jimmyyeah> I'm a little dubious about using it over the net
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> jimmyyeah: run sshd and you can use scp to transfer
[12:35] <mint3> SSh should be safe and secure imo.
[12:35] <evilbasta> ebra.no-ip.com
[12:35] <kholerabbi> can I order alternate cds in shipit?
[12:35] <Slart> !shipit
[12:36] <grawity> SSH, with WinSCP for file transfer = :D
[12:36] <jimmyyeah> winSCP
[12:36] <jimmyyeah> gotcha
[12:36] <Brucevdk> Ned2: it seems you don't understand. Here's how repositories work: repositories are pools of packages you can install, these packages are signed with GPG keys so you can be sure about the validity. When you add a repository you need to add it (that is the line starting with deb) but you also need to import the key so that you can verify whether the packages are valid.
[12:36] <linuxnoob2009> is there a way to make it so linux cant see my intel HD audio at all? it doesnt work and theres no way to fix it that ive been able to find
[12:36] <Brucevdk> Ned2: so yes, you need to execute that line on the command line or add the key through the GUI.
[12:36] <mint3> linuxnoob2009, whats your sound card make?
[12:36] <DASPRiD> linuxnoob2009, disable it in bios
[12:36] <Brucevdk> Ned2: but it should be nowhere near the line starting with deb, since that's something entirely else
[12:36] <vigo> Slart: What about GNUnet?
[12:36] <linuxnoob2009> its a laptop i cant disable it in the bios
[12:37] <linuxnoob2009> mint3: its the 82801I (ICH9 family) rev 03
[12:37] <Slart> vigo: GNUnet? (googling)..
[12:37] <vigo> Slart: http://www.gnu.org/software/gnunet/
[12:37] <mint3> linuxnoob2009,  have you updated to the latest driver?
[12:37] <mint3> linuxnoob2009,  Try googling the manufacturer and find out if they do have linux supported drivers.
[12:37] <linuxnoob2009> mint3: intel has no drivers for linux, its part of alsa and i have the latest version
[12:38] <linuxnoob2009> alsa SEES the chip
[12:38] <linuxnoob2009> it just doesnt WORK
[12:38] <Slart> vigo: for sharing files with the office XP computer? possible.. I've never used GNUnet.. but from the site it sounds promising
[12:38] <Raphi974> Is there a way to import a .ics calendar file in Claws-Mail via the vCalendar plugin ? I only find export :(
[12:38] <n4h0j> Every time my computer loads anything, my speakers make noise. This problem was not in Windows 7 (I installed windows to check if it did and confirmed it did not, then reinstalled Linux and it was back). How on earth can this be related to software? Any idea?
[12:38] <vigo> Slart: I saw a few things on GNU/GPL that are rivals or whatever to the .NET framework.
[12:39] <bidossessi> i need to install python 2.6 on intrepid. is it possible? google is not very helpful as to my chances
[12:39] <mint3> !python | bidossessi
[12:39] <Ned2> Brucevdk, thanks for the info
[12:39] <Brucevdk> Ned2: np
[12:39] <linuxnoob2009> does anyone know how to disable the intel sound from within linux itself?
[12:39] <Brucevdk> n4h0j: well, you could disable the speaker?
[12:39] <linuxnoob2009> it cant be disabled in my laptops bios, and i need apps to not even know its there
[12:39] <bidossessi> mint3, meaning i have to compile?
[12:39] <Raphi974> Is there a way to import a .ics calendar file in Claws-Mail via the vCalendar plugin ? I only find export :(
[12:40] <Slart> vigo: I don't think GNUnet is an alternative to microsofts .net
[12:40] <n4h0j> Brucevdk: well, I kinda like to have sound. =)
[12:40] <Ned2> Brucevdk, oh wait...I was wondering how was I able to get virtualbox to work before without adding the GPG...unless I somehow did it without realizing?
[12:40] <mint3> bidossessi,  try using stbaptics
[12:40] <mint3> synaptics even.
[12:41] <smesta> Hello #ubuntu! I installed mac4lin theme in ubuntu 8.10. But i did not like the theme so i changed theme, BUT the quit, maximize and the minimize button is still on the left side? How can i change them back to the left site?
[12:41] <Brucevdk> Ned2: maybe apt ignored the key, it's not required perse to install
[12:41] <Brucevdk> n4h0j: I thought you were referring to the internal pc speaker?
[12:41] <bidossessi> mint3, 2.6 is not available in synaptic
[12:41] <Slart> Raphi974: if we didn't know a minute ago I don't think we've gotten any wiser by now.. try waiting at least 20 minutes before repeating your question.. use the time to search the forums
[12:41] <Brucevdk> n4h0j: but I guess not, so what kind of noise are your speakers making?
[12:41] <mint3> bidossessi,  - i upgraded mine via update manager
[12:41] <vigo> Slart: http://www.gnu.org/software/dotgnu/danger.html <<<my bad,,,that one
[12:41] <Ned2> Brucevdk, I see
[12:41] <Raphi974> Slart, i'm searching for, maybe 4 hours now...
[12:42] <n4h0j> Brucevdk: kind of hard to explain, not english speaking... but it's like the sound your TV makes when there is no signal
[12:42] <n4h0j> Brucevdk: I am sure there is a good word for it
[12:42] <Brucevdk> n4h0j: heh, like bzzzzzz?
[12:42] <Brucevdk> n4h0j: or beeeeep?
[12:42] <Slart> Raphi974: then perhaps there isn't a way to do it.. still it doesn't justify spamming this channel with requests for help
[12:42] <n4h0j> Brucevdk: hehe, yea
[12:42] <n4h0j> bzzzvavdsxzzx
[12:42] <Slart> Brucevdk: static?
[12:42] <bidossessi> mint3, using the standard repositories or did you add a special one for python?
[12:43] <Brucevdk> n4h0j: and this happens exactly when during startup?
[12:43] <Raphi974> Slart, i'm not spamming.... 2 asks ... it's not spam
[12:43] <PROject-Emerald> n4h0j: Yep. bzzzvavdsxzzx is a noise. -,-
[12:43] <PetoKraus> hi guys. First off, i'm not using ubuntu, but my friend is. Apparently, he upgraded his system, and the kernel does not boot. How can he revert easily to older kernel? Does ubuntu store older kernels? How do you access grub kernel menu?
[12:43] <PROject-Emerald> Raphi974: One is more than enough. If someone sees it and they know they'll respond as such.
[12:43] <Spawnzizzle> Hey
[12:43] <n4h0j> Brucevdk: nope, it happens every time the computer loads anything. say if I for example open up the menu, there comes the bzzz for the second when it loads. and so on
[12:44] <vigo> Slart: Did you see the correction  made?
[12:44] <Brucevdk> n4h0j: try messing around with the things in gnome-volume-meter e.g. disable your microphone stuff
[12:44] <Spawnzizzle> When I install Ubuntu 8.10 (trough usb device), how can I update to 9.04?
[12:44] <Brucevdk> n4h0j: correction: gnome-volume-control
[12:44] <Slart> Raphi974: Just trying to catch it early... before you get kicked or something even worse
[12:44] <Slart> vigo: yup, reading now
[12:45] <vigo> Slart: okee dokee,,that is the GNU replacement for what you were discussing.
[12:45] <PetoKraus> >.> anyone? it can't be that hard
[12:45] <Slart> vigo: it looks interesting.. never heard of if before..hope they make something good out of it
[12:46] <Brucevdk> PetoKraus: previously installed kernels are indeed store for this exact purpose, you just select a different one in the GRUB menu
[12:46] <PetoKraus> yeah
[12:46] <PetoKraus> i'm asking how did you configure your fancy useless splashscreen
[12:46] <PetoKraus> and since i'm not using ubuntu
[12:47] <PetoKraus> i have no idea how to get rid of it and get into grub
[12:47] <PetoKraus> :)
[12:47] <Brucevdk> PetoKraus: I think GRUB by default is accesible during boot with ESC
[12:47] <PetoKraus> right, i'll tell him to try, ta.
[12:47] <vigo> Slart: I am getting offtopic here, so away I go
[12:47] <Slart> vigo: ok, thanks for the link.
[12:48] <Brucevdk> n4h0j: any luck?
[12:48] <n4h0j> Brucevdk: thx for the suggestions. wont help, must be some wire inside thats not working or something. strange that it does not exist in windows... =S
[12:48] <stephy> Mahlzeit :)
[12:49] <vigo> Slart: My pleasure, I just noticed or stumbled on it a while back, am using DeepDyve now.
[12:49] <n4h0j> will have to open up the case to see about this.
[12:49] <Brucevdk> n4h0j: if it doesn't happen in Windows it's usally a software issue
[12:49] <Brucevdk> at least, that's what I'd think
[12:49] <n4h0j> as far as I can tell, it's limited to the contact on the chassi
[12:50] <n4h0j> the contact on the back don't have the same problem
[12:50] <stephy> kennt sich wer mit den soundtreibern bei Teamspeak aus?
[12:50] <Brucevdk> !de | stephy
[12:51] <stephy> thx
[12:52] <italo> oi
[12:52] <italo>  bom dia!
[12:53] <fat_rat> !it
[12:53] <bidossessi> actually !pt
[12:53] <oDDi^> Hello, I need some help regarding WLAN on my computer.. Anyone able to help?
[12:53] <bidossessi> !pt
[12:54] <fat_rat> bidossessi: ma bad :/
[12:54] <Scription> When i try to do "su" or open anything, i get "I/O" error. When i first tried to boot i got "cylinder is too large;not supported by BIOS" twice and the third time i tried to reboort my BIOS didn't recognize my HDD at all, 4th time it worked fine, except that I keep getting IO errors no matter what i do
[12:54] <bidossessi> fat_rat, :)
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> Scription: run an fsck
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> !fsck | Scription
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> Scription: you should only use su to change to a different user, use sudo -i if you want a root-like terminal
[12:56] <kklimonda> Scription: also disk may be failing - check output of smartctl -H /dev/sdX
[12:57] <Scription> that's not my point ActionParsnip anything i type doesn't work
[12:57] <stupendo44> question: how do I create a custom link to ccrypt so that parameters I use every time will be automatic? Do I need to create a bash script for this, or is there an easy way?
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> Scription: get it fsck'd in live cd
[12:57] <Scription> smartctl -H /dev/sd what?
[12:57] <Scription> sd2 or what
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> Scription: the name of your drive, /dev/sda /dev/hda etc
[12:58] <Scription> idk what it is
[12:58] <Scription> Error: Failed to execute child process "/usr/lib/gvfs/gvfsd-computer" (Input/output error)
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> Scription: can you run: sudo fdisk -l
[12:58] <studentz> ActionParsnip: me again I'm from my laptop, After restarted my box I get the usplash running ok and then again a black screen and no input (keyboard) working (my problem nvidia driver)
[12:58] <Scription> :~$ sudo fdisk -l
[12:58] <Scription> bash: /usr/bin/sudo: Input/output error
[12:59] <xudongri> hello
[12:59] <kklimonda> Scription: there might be a hardware problem
[12:59] <kklimonda> Scription: /dev/sda
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> Scription: ok, get into live cd and run sudo fdisk -l   the partitions will be named /dev/sda1 /dev/sda2 etc (for exemple). These are partitions on /dev/sda
[12:59] <kklimonda> or /dev/sdb
[12:59] <kklimonda> but if you can't run any commands than smartctl will also fail
[13:00] <kklimonda> you need livecd
[13:00] <Scription> anything I can fix? or should i just buy a new comp? this one just jumped up to 100% processor usage and max GHz lol -.-
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> Scription: you need to use that in the command, you will need to run all this form the live cd as you cannot run commands currently on nyour installed system
[13:00] <Scription> anyway, should i buy a new one? this one is kinda old anyway
[13:00] <Scription> k what should i type? let me write it down or something
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> studentz: do you see a mouse pointer?
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> Scription: sudo fdisk -l   (minus ell)
[13:01] <studentz> ActionParsnip: No
[13:01] <Scription> anything after that?
[13:02] <Scription> just the sudo fdisk -l then im done?
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> studentz: let me websearch
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> Scription: you can then fsck that disk
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> Scription: and the partitionsin your system
[13:03] <Scription> fsck what
[13:03] <studentz> ActionParsnip: thanks man I will be waiting
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> Scription: you can also rum smartctl -H /dev/<drive name
[13:04] <Scription> k and what if it can't even boot off a live cd
[13:04] <Scription> does that mean my whole motherboard is fucket?
[13:04] <Scription> fucked* 0,0
[13:04] <FloodBot1> Scription: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:04] <Scription> lol what?
[13:05] <Scription> and btw stupid FloodBot1, i get an IO error trying to open firefox, so i can't use paste.ubuntu.com >.>
[13:05] <Slart> ubottu tell scription about enter
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> studentz: try: sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-restricted-modules-$(uname -r)
[13:06] <Slart> Scription: it's not about using pastebin.. it's about leaving the poor enter key alone for a while =)
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> Scription: then you can boot to root recovery console, umount all the partitions and check them there
[13:06] <Scription> not sure what you mean there
[13:07] <on5sl> i mounted an .sio with 9.04, and i can see it in nautilus as a disk. But the open with wine doesn't work so i want to cd to the dir by using the terminal but i can't find where the locaton is? It starts with archive://
[13:07] <kklimonda> on5sl: why do you want to use wine?
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> Scription: press esc when grub loads, select recovery mode for your kernel, then select root console, youu will be dropped to sinle user console mode
[13:07] <kklimonda> on5sl: it may be in ~/.gvfs/
[13:07] <on5sl> kklimonda: for Warcraft
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> Scription: you will need to unmount all partitions which you can nthen run with fsck
[13:08] <on5sl> kklimonda: nope not in .gvfs
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> on5sl: add the path as a drive letter in winecfg
[13:08] <Scription> can you tell me how to unmount and the syntax for fsck?
[13:08] <on5sl> ActionParsnip: that's the problem..the path is archive://........
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> studentz: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/common-problems-and-solutions-for-nvidia-restricted-drivers-after-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex-upgrade.html/comment-page-2
[13:09] <kklimonda> on5sl: then just mount it from terminal
[13:09] <kklimonda> on5sl: mount -o loop image.iso /mnt/
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> on5sl: then you are not accessing the mounted ISO, the mounting would be /path/to/mount/point  not archive://
[13:09] <on5sl> kklimonda: busy doing that.. but this should work better normally..
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> on5sl: no, archive:// is a file browser protocol which is nothing to do with wine
[13:10] <on5sl> kklimonda: the pth should be something more logical then it is now so you can use it mroe easy
[13:10] <Scription> ActionParsnip: can u pm me that thing u posted about hitting esc and all that?
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> Scription: reboot pc, start hammering ESC key on the keyboard and you will be away
[13:10] <kklimonda> on5sl: the problem is .iso isn't really mounted when you double click it from nautilus
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> Scription: thats all there is to it
[13:10] <on5sl> ActionParsnip: i know that this doesn't have anything to do with wine, but i just mention cd'ing the to path. Which is archive:// and so you can't cd to it
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> on5sl: then you need to mount the iso so wine will see it
[13:11] <on5sl> indeed
[13:11] <Scription> k ActionParsnip here goes -.-
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> on5sl: try: sudo mkdir /media/iso; sudo mount -o loop /path/to/file.iso /media/iso
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> on5sl: you can make a script to mount the iso then use wine but the fact you can use archive:// in another app is not a shortcomig of wine
[13:13] <on5sl> ActionParsnip: i know all that
[13:13] <on5sl> your missing my point
[13:13] <on5sl> i know how to do it, but i mean that mounting it with nautilus should work too..this is something that is not right in ubuntu.
[13:14] <Slart> on5sl: sorry for breaking in here.. but what are you trying to do?
[13:14] <stupendo44> on5sl, I checked around on my system, but I don't see it mounted anywhere specific. I think it's more like a virtual think for gnome. You'd probably have to mount it manually
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> on5sl: sure, theres a service menu you can pull down so you can right click then select mount
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> on5sl: try installing it
[13:15] <stupendo44> on5sl, like ActionParsnip said, you can create a script so you'll know where it will me mounted. /media would probably be my choice
[13:15] <on5sl> Slart, stupendo44, ActionParsnip, well then the mounting action now is quite dumb...it should be improved then
[13:15] <stupendo44> on5sl, I found a bug someone posted for wine saying that it should be able to access "archive mounted" iso's
[13:15] <kklimonda> on5sl: it might be an error - archives (and iso is considered an archive) should be mounted by gvfs to ~/.gvfs/ when accessed
[13:15] <on5sl> why could you use it when 90% of the time you need to mount it manually
[13:15] <stupendo44> on5sl, I agree, but perhaps there's reasons for the way it is
[13:16] <on5sl> maybe..but in my opinion no reason is good enough for this
[13:16] <stupendo44> on5sl, I think it's designed more for GUI use, which doesn't matter if it's mounted to a specific address or not
[13:16] <on5sl> this simply should work like a manual mount...
[13:17] <kklimonda> and using /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfsd-archive file=image.iso works as excepted
[13:17] <stupendo44> on5sl, as long as it's mounted, you can access the files
[13:17] <kklimonda> i wonder why it isn't supported from gui..
[13:17] <misieq> how can i enable external display (lcd screen via d-sub) on mobility radeon hd 2600 using ati proprietary 9.4 catalyst (installed using --buildpkg option) on ubuntu 8.10?
[13:17] <stupendo44> kklimonda, what's the expected behavior? where does it mount?
[13:17] <on5sl> well obviously this could be improved....
[13:18] <kklimonda> stupendo44: to ~/.gvfs/
[13:18] <on5sl> my expected behavior would be a normal folder file..so i can acces it from anywhere
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> on5sl: submit a feature
[13:19] <myloving_ubuntu> salaam.....
[13:19] <on5sl> ActionParsnip: can you give me a direction? never doen that before...i guess on launchpad?
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> !bug
[13:19] <stupendo44> kklimonda, I see. That's where it should be
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> on5sl: i'd put it in there then you'll get an email asking if its a suggestion or bug and it will be moved
[13:20] <Slade605> Hello all, what file can I assign variables to permanently be saved for console use? (ie. server=192.168.1.100)
[13:20] <stupendo44> on5sl, here's a page telling how to create a script that will mount it in a specific location: http://tinyurl.com/2tjqyo
[13:20] <Slart> Slade605: ~/.bashrc might work
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> Slade605: add a line to ~/.bashrc
[13:21] <Slade605> Slart ActionParsnip: that's what it was, thanks guys
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> Slade605: export server=192.168.1.100
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> Slade605: then use $server when you need to use it
[13:21] <ubersoldat> Slade605-> althought, if you want to save DNS entries, you can also use /etc/hosts
[13:22] <stupendo44> question: how do I create a custom link to ccrypt so that parameters I use every time will be automatic? Do I need to create a bash script for this, or is there an easy way?
[13:22] <on5sl> thx
[13:23] <Slade605> ActionParsnip: can I throw the server=<ip> anywhere in .bashrc or somewhere specific?
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> stupendo44: i'd use a script personally
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> Slade605: anywhere will do, I'd stick to the bottom so its clear where the stuff is that you have added
[13:24] <Slade605> ActionParsnip: good idea, thanks
[13:24] <stupendo44> ActionParsnip, the last time I made a script, I had a hard time making sure that parameters with spaces and everything were passed correctly. Is there an example script I can start with that would already have this implemented?
[13:24] <Slart> Slade605: I would recommend creating a comment in the same place.. something like "#created by Slade605 2009-04-19" so you know in 6 months what it is..
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> Slade605: to make it active you will need to close to all terminals, or run: source ~/.bashrc
[13:25] <Slade605> Also, good idea, on a side note, what is export do, no man pages for it?
[13:25] <studentz> ActionParsnip: I already check this website and tried the envyng, it does not happened when I switch user (I wish) but what do you think about Chuck Mahon method?
[13:25] <Slart> Slade605:  it's in "man bash" I think
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> studentz: i wouldnt recommend envy, its weird with kernel updates
[13:26] <Slart> Slade605: I think it sets a variable so it isn't cleared when the script exits.. not sure if just a=blablabla is considered a local variable or something
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> studentz: maybe you can get someone with an nvidia chip to give their xorg.conf and copy chunks of it to yours
[13:28] <stupendo44> ActionParsnip, I have an nvidia, what does he need?
[13:29] <[_FireSoul_]> a third party drivers studentz
[13:29] <balachmar> can someone help me to manually fix a /var/lib/dpkg/alternatives/x-window-manager file?
[13:29] <[_FireSoul_]> sorry stupendo44
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> stupendo44: he's an nvidia gfx card and getting a black screen, can you give him a pastebin of your xorg.conf
[13:29] <[_FireSoul_]> a third party nvidia drivers stupendo44
[13:29] <Elob> Heya
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> stupendo44: i run jaunty so am not much use to him
[13:29] <stupendo44> ActionParsnip, sure, one sec
[13:29] <balachmar> It needs to have two WM in there xfwm4 and fvwm1
[13:29] <Elob> So I wanted to re-install python, so I did "sudo apt-get autoremove python"
[13:29] <Elob> and it removed everything
[13:29] <Elob> Including ubuntu-desktop
[13:29] <[_FireSoul_]> mine is  GE force if that works ActionParsnip yse i can
[13:30] <Elob> So I only have a console back
[13:30] <grawity> Elob: So install ubuntu-desktop then?
[13:30] <Elob> Now this is fine, running sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop should fix it
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> [_FireSoul_]: sure, just that he's on intrepid so my xorg.conf will be different
[13:30] <Elob> But I run a wireless network
[13:30] <stupendo44> ActionParsnip, darn it. I'm not running my nvidia system. But I do have an xorg.conf from one. Let me get it. 2 minutes
[13:30] <[_FireSoul_]> i am using jaunty ActionParsnip
[13:30] <Elob> It doesnt seem to connect through my wireless network grawity
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> Elob: use: sudo apt-get --reinstall install python
[13:31] <ziroday> Elob: encryption?
[13:31] <Elob> No, I'm just not sure what command to make it connect
[13:31] <Elob> Its just the bare console, with no desktop or GUI
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> [_FireSoul_]: yeah he's on intrepid and the xorg.conf files will be different
[13:31] <stupendo44> studentz, in the mean time, can you pastebin your xorg.conf for comparison?
[13:31] <Elob> Yeah ActionParsnip, but the ubuntu-desktop has been uninstalled
[13:31] <Elob> So I cant figure out how to make it connect to a wireless network through the console
[13:31] <ziroday> Elob: do dhchpd wlan0, does that work?
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> Elob: thats only a metapackage so doesnt matter if it gets removed
[13:32] <Elob> Well I am dual booting on this machine
[13:32] <Elob> I know ActionParsnip, but all the UI is gone. I was wondering how to connect to a wireless network to re-download it
[13:32] <Elob> ziroday: any other suggestions? To try it I have to restart
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> Elob: is it possible to use a wired connection for now just to get you back on your feet
[13:33] <Elob> So I want to get as many ideas as possible
[13:33] <Raphi974> Elob, is there a key ?
[13:33] <Elob> Yeah there is Raphi974
[13:33] <Elob> And no ActionParsnip sorry, not possible
[13:33] <Elob> If it were, what would I do?
[13:33] <Raphi974> Elob, you can try : sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid MY_ESSID
[13:33] <Elob> Would it connect automatically?
[13:33] <Raphi974> Elob, sudo dhclient wlan0
[13:34] <Raphi974> but in iwconfig you have to put the key but i dunno how
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> Elob: or you can edit /etc/apt/sources.list and uncomment the line relating to your install cd and install the package from the version on your cd
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> Elob: i strongly suggest trying to get a wired connection of sorts
[13:34] <grawity> Elob: just guessing, but: ifconfig wlan0 up ; iwconfig wlan0 essid YOUR_ESSID ; iwconfig wlan0 key YOUR_KEY ; dhclient wlan0
[13:34] <NativeAngels> hello can anyone tell me why when i start up my desktop, why i just get the file folders and no apps panel
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> Elob: its WAAAY easier
[13:35] <stupendo44> studentz, ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/154041/
[13:35] <Elob> Ok ActionParsnip
[13:35] <Elob> For a wired connection
[13:35] <Elob> What should I do? Just plug it in?
[13:35] <Elob> Or do I need to configure it
[13:35] <stupendo44> studentz, ActionParsnip, I only added the HWCursor option because my mouse cursor disappears without it
[13:35] <Prometheus> ActionParsnip: Its broken lol
[13:36] <[_FireSoul_]> can any one adress NativeAngels  problem
[13:36] <[_FireSoul_]> ?
[13:36] <stupendo44> studentz, you there?
[13:36] <[_FireSoul_]> he has got his files and folders loaded at start up and not apps
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> studentz: are you using a crt monitor?
[13:37] <stupendo44> [_FireSoul_], does he mean the desktop icons and no bar?
[13:37] <amd007> I want to test ASP pages in ubuntu, anybody know how can I do it?
[13:37] <Prometheus> I did the 'esc' thing and got nothing helpful, I'm using chatzilla atm on the live cd cuz i can't even re-install it..... It wo'nt detect my HDD. says i don't have an HDD
[13:37] <[_FireSoul_]> he wont got the application panel
[13:37] <[_FireSoul_]> NativeAngels, explain your problem
[13:37] <stupendo44> NativeAngels, can you start it manually with 'gnome-panel' ?
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> NativeAngels: alt+f2    gnome-panel
[13:39] <NativeAngels> basicaly i get a hal error when i login but no apps panel
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> NativeAngels: sudo /etc/init.d/hal restart
[13:40] <amd007> I want to test ASP pages in ubuntu, anybody know how can I do it?
[13:40] <Prometheus> ..............
[13:40] <Polterge|st> would it be wise to download and install sharutils and encode /dev/random ?
[13:40] <Polterge|st> this is kind of a technical question
[13:41] <Polterge|st> I found a script that shows how to generate a key for startup and one for shutdown
[13:41] <Polterge|st> I'm wondering if it would be worth it or if it would considerably slow down my pc
[13:41] <mohamad> hi
[13:41] <ranim> haw can i use the conio.h library in ubuntu it not exist in linux i think
[13:42] <mohamad> how are you
[13:42] <mohamad> hi
[13:42] <loca|host> hello all
[13:42] <mohamad> are you see me ?????????
[13:42] <Uuu> mohamad, yes ;] hello
[13:42] <Brucevdk> !mono | amd007:
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> ranim: have you installed build-essential  ?
[13:43] <edmomf> Oi pessoal
[13:43] <mohamad> hello uuu how are you
[13:43] <ranim> no
[13:43] <Polterge|st> with the apparent spies from China and Russia and other countries hacking our electrical grids right now as mentioned in the mainstream news it is said that they can use that to spy on people even up to the point of seeing which room they are in and I'm guessing they could use it to get info from your comp possibly ? I dunno I'm just wondering but this is why I ask about uuencode
[13:43] <edmomf> Alguem fala portugues por aqui?
[13:43] <mohamad> hey what you need ....
[13:43] <amd007> Brucevdk : mono is for asp.net i think, will it support asp too?
[13:43] <Uuu> mohaman, good, thanks ;]
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> ranim: you need to to get those types of files
[13:43] <hateball> !pt | edmomf
[13:43] <mohamad> :)
[13:43] <loca|host> i have a wireless connection done on my laptop, and now i want to use it on another computer, but i have forgotten the WPA key ... anyone know where i can find it on my laptop ? since ubuntu should store it in cleartext
[13:43] <ranim> haw ?
[13:43] <Polterge|st> it seems like encrypting ram might be smart
[13:44] <edmomf> Obrigado
[13:44] <Brucevdk> amd007: oh, I forgot there was a difference between ASP (VBScript/JSScript) and ASP.NET. No idea sorry.
[13:44] <Polterge|st> loca|host,  this is a valid use for aircrack
[13:44] <picoo> Hi. What utility/tool can I install on each server in order to monitor such things as cpu-, memory-, swap usage -- but also that monitors security-logs such as failed login attempts, and such. What can you recommend?
[13:44] <Polterge|st> personal self security / key retrieval
[13:44] <Polterge|st> there is nothing unethical about using it for that
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> ranim: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[13:45] <ubuntuguy2> anybody using the new release candidate?
[13:45] <loca|host> Polterge|st, i thought aircrack is for hacking an unknown Wifi point, in my case, its my own Wifi point and i wont reset it just to put a  new WPA key in it
[13:45] <Polterge|st> loca|host, no you are mistaken
[13:45] <Polterge|st> it is for hacking any wifi point
[13:45] <Polterge|st> even your own
[13:45] <picoo> anyone?
[13:45] <sproaty> Hi, whenever I click 'open' in totem, the dialog always pops up *really* small. It also does this from time to time with other applications' open/save dialogs.
[13:46] <Polterge|st> and to hack your own is a legit reason
[13:46] <ranim> thx
[13:46] <Polterge|st> loca|host, and you don't need to reset the key
[13:46] <Polterge|st> if it is WEP it can crack it pretty fast
[13:46] <Polterge|st> you need about 60,000 packets
[13:46] <Polterge|st> WPA takes a long time
[13:46] <darkvertex> picoo: zabbix is kind of devent
[13:46] <Polterge|st> this didn't come from me though
[13:46] <loca|host> Polterge|st, but it takes too much time to get the password :( i cant wait too long when i know (?) the password is saved in clear on my laptop :)
[13:47] <darkvertex> *devent
[13:47] <ActionParsnip> picoo: top swap cat /proc/cpuinfo
[13:47] <neur0tic> hello everyone, im trying to install ubuntu from the live cd and keep getting i/o error. I have an image of the same on the hard drive, is there anyway that i can loop mount it from the live cd and run the installer from there ?
[13:47] <ActionParsnip> picoo: ntop, free, df -h
[13:48] <Polterge|st> loca|host, that is just it though... it is probably shadowed
[13:48] <picoo> ActionParsnip: Well, I'm looking ofcorce of a complete tool for this.
[13:48] <Polterge|st> unless you know of a good way to decrypt that
[13:48] <ActionParsnip> neur0tic: did you md5 the iso you downloaded as well as verify the cd once burned
[13:48] <Polterge|st> I doubt it is in the /etc folder
[13:48] <ubuntuguy2> I have an issue with the Add/Remove programs app in 9.04
[13:48] <loca|host> Polterge|st, its stored using gnome-keyring
[13:48] <hateball> !jaunty | Ububegin
[13:48] <stupendo44> neur0tic, just burn another copy of the cd
[13:48] <Polterge|st> ah
[13:48] <Polterge|st> you might be able to find it then
[13:48] <hateball> ^ubuntuguy2 , not Ububegin
[13:49] <Polterge|st> possibly
[13:49] <ubuntuguy2> It doesn't want to switch categories.  It sort of just freezes.
[13:49] <neur0tic> i ran the integrity check on and it says error on 1 file, i have already burnt about 6 cds without any luck @ stupendo,ActionParsnip
[13:49] <ActionParsnip> picoo: could use webmin but do NOT install packages with it
[13:49] <sisif> Hello guys. I`m trying to open a port via iptables with this rule: "-I INPUT -p tcp --dport 10001 -j ACCEPT". When I do iptables -L it shows me the port as open "ACCEPT tcp -- anywhere anywhere tcp dpt:10001", but when I`m trying to telnet into that port, I get "Connection refused". Can somebody please point me what I`m doing wrong? Thanks.
[13:49] <stupendo44> loca|host, did you say the password was saved on a ubuntu pc?
[13:49] <ActionParsnip> neur0tic: you didnt answer my question
[13:49] <ActionParsnip> neur0tic: did you md5 check the iso you downloaded
[13:49] <Polterge|st> loca|host, just google to find out where gnome key ring stores passwords
[13:49] <neur0tic> nope, i did not MD5 it
[13:50] <studentz> ActionParsnip: sorry guys coffee time, I have a samsung 2253 bw 22 inch 2ms monitor
[13:50] <ActionParsnip> neur0tic: then the iso you downloaded may be garbaged, MD5 check the ISO
[13:50] <loca|host> stupendo44, yes using keyring
[13:50] <ActionParsnip> neur0tic: why dod you not check it?
[13:50] <grawity> Polterge|st: I think it's ~/.keyring ?
[13:50] <neur0tic>  i was in windoze
[13:50] <neur0tic> ;(
[13:50] <stupendo44> loca|host, on my laptop, I can see the key using Accessories > Passwords and Encryption
[13:50] <chenno> sisif: is there any program listenening on port 10001?
[13:51] <Polterge|st> if it is shadowed there is a likelihood that I would just crack it if I were you. It will take time but that's kind of a small price to pay if that is the case
[13:51] <sisif> chenno: No, it is not. I was planing to use it for a OTTY server
[13:51] <Polterge|st> I can check that folder and see if it is the one
[13:51] <ActionParsnip> neur0tic: you can md5 check in nwin
[13:51] <PROject-Emerald> Are there any general chat channels in the Ubuntu IRC server?
[13:51] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | neur0tic
[13:51] <Polterge|st> it might be
[13:51] <stupendo44> loca|host, I go to the passwords tab, click on the properties of my wireless connection, and show the password
[13:51] <ggeecko> l
[13:51] <chenno> sisif: if there's no program listening the 'connection refused' is normal
[13:51] <sproaty> this is what always happens - http://img403.imageshack.us/img403/5880/screenshot1n.png
[13:51] <neur0tic> thats all great .. i'll do it always from now on ... but ...
[13:52] <neur0tic> is there currently any way that i can invoke the installer from the image ?
[13:52] <Polterge|st> I don't see it on mine loca|host  but then again your system might be setup differently
[13:52] <Polterge|st> so I dunno
[13:52] <neur0tic> currently im on the live cd desktop
[13:53] <stupendo44> neur0tic, no you can't launch the installer from a mounted image
[13:53] <loca|host> studentz, yes i click on the show password but it show me a crypted hash
[13:53] <neur0tic> @ stupendo44 , can i go in manually ?
[13:53] <ActionParsnip> neur0tic: not really sure until you verify the iso is consistant. If its bad you must redownload
[13:53] <stupendo44> neur0tic, no, the boot process unpacks things
[13:54] <stupendo44> neur0tic, the installer is not directly accessible from a mounted image, it must be booted
[13:54] <Polterge|st> as I mentioned before ... aircracking it is a surefire way to do it
[13:54] <Polterge|st> just plug in your own MAC addy
[13:54] <stupendo44> loca|host, and that's not your key?
[13:54] <PROject-Emerald> How do you do a (TM) symbol on Ubuntu? Windows isALT+0153
[13:54] <neur0tic> @stupendo, i understand that it must be booted.. but i am already on the live cd, so ... cant i just copy over stuff from the live thing ?
[13:54] <Polterge|st> it takes time but ... small price to pay to get back on the net when you forget a key
[13:54] <loca|host> stupendo44, no, my key is around 8 or 10 chars, i got a hash of some 30 - 40 chars
[13:55] <stupendo44> loca|host, for me, I use WPA, and I have an eight letter text key. What shows up for me is a long hash, but that's all you get. Even windows doesn't use your text. It converts it to hash.
[13:55] <neur0tic> @ActionParsnip, can i md5 the image now from the live cd ?
[13:55] <stupendo44> loca|host, you can just connect using that hash it's the same as your 8 to 10 char key
[13:55] <Polterge|st> ah might be in hex
[13:55] <Polterge|st> yeah
[13:55] <ActionParsnip> neur0tic: if you can mount the partition containing the ISO, sure
[13:55] <Polterge|st> hex format probably
[13:55] <loca|host> ok i will try
[13:55] <stupendo44> loca|host, just make sure you say it's in hex
[13:55] <Polterge|st> the key is compatible as a passphrase or hex usually
[13:55] <Polterge|st> yeah
[13:56] <stupendo44> loca|host, is the other computer you're trying to connect ubuntu?
[13:56] <neur0tic> @ActionPArsnip, ok will try that now..
[13:56] <loca|host> no, windows
[13:56] <stupendo44> loca|host, ok, in the network properties, there's an option to select whether the key is hex or not. You can enter the hex key there, and everything will work fine
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> neur0tic: why not just boot back to windows and check it there
[13:57] <stupendo44> loca|host, as far as I know, the plaintext key is not stored anywhere. It's discarded as soon as you enter it, and it changes it to hex
[13:57] <Slade605> Hey, what is the best way to recover files that were deleted with rm -rf?
[13:57] <neur0tic> @ActionParsnip, why would i like to do that , any specific reason ?
[13:57] <loca|host> studentz, thank you
[13:58] <stupendo44> loca|host, yw
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> neur0tic: less hastle than having to mount a partition if you are new to linux
[13:59] <hateball> !undelete | Slade605
[13:59] <neur0tic> @ActionParsnip, im not really so new to linux ... i used to be on gentoo .. thats why the question of trying it manually
[14:00] <stupendo44> Slade605, in any case, in order to have any chance of recovery, the partition should be unmounted immediately
[14:00] <Aloush> Can you help me i have my external hardrive plugged into my other machine and i am only ubuntu live CD but when i clikc open it says cant mount file
[14:00] <stupendo44> Slade605, is it your main HD?
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> neur0tic: ok thats cool
[14:00] <Slade605> stupendo44: yeah, just a few files that I'd like back but not a big deal
[14:00] <PROject-Emerald> How do you do a trademark symbol on Ubuntu? Wndows is ALT+0153
[14:01] <stupendo44> Slade605, I had a similar incident a couple days ago. Lost 2 hours worth of typing. From my research, I determined that it was too difficult to try to recover. I ended up retyping it
[14:01] <Aloush> Can you help me i have my external hardrive plugged into my other machine and i am only ubuntu live CD but when i clikc open it says cant mount file
[14:01] <ubuntuguy2> What is the drive formatted as?
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> !info gucharmap
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> PROject-Emerald: ^
[14:02] <stupendo44> Aloush, the harddrive is plugged into the same pc as the ubuntu livecd?
[14:02] <reid> Hello all.  If I install linux-rt, will it create a new entry in GRUB?
[14:02] <stupendo44> Aloush, does it give any other errors?
[14:02] <PROject-Emerald> Thanks.
[14:02] <Aloush> stupendo44, no thats the only error
[14:02] <lasivian_> how can I take a screenshot from my webcam from command line? thanks
[14:02] <Slart> PROject-Emerald: tried Applications, accessories, Character Map ?
[14:02] <Slade605> stupendo44: It's worthless data anywho, misc pages/pictures I had on my website. thanks anywho
[14:03] <stupendo44> aloush, can you pastebin the output of mount
[14:03] <Aloush> how do i do that
[14:03] <stupendo44> first, load a terminal
[14:03] <Aloush> That machine isnt connected to the internet
[14:03] <stupendo44> aloush, that's a problem
[14:03] <Raphi974> Slade605, did you plug it on a windows PC lately ?
[14:03] <stupendo44> aloush, the drive is usb?
[14:04] <Aloush> stupendo44, yes
[14:04] <reid> Hello all.  If I install linux-rt, will it create a new entry in GRUB?
[14:04] <stupendo44> aloush, load a terminal
[14:04] <Aloush> stupendo44, yeag?
[14:05] <stupendo44> aloush, type 'sudo mkdir /media/temp'
[14:05] <Slade605> Raphi974: no, my friend accidently delete /var/www/ instead of his ~
[14:05] <ActionParsnip> Aloush: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; mount | pstebinit
[14:05] <ActionParsnip> oop
[14:05] <ActionParsnip> Aloush: mount | pastebinit
[14:06] <stupendo44> ActionParsnip, he doesn't have internet
[14:06] <emergion> Rhythmbox 0.12.0 is out. Anyone know how I can get it?
[14:06] <Xcell> google it
[14:06] <emergion> I updated my software sources and its still in the dark ages.
[14:06] <ActionParsnip> stupendo44: bah
[14:06] <Brucevdk> Slade605: heh, reminds me of that time I accidently misplaced the wildcard when using rm -rf and did something like rm -rf /foo/bar/ * (as cwd was /home/bruce)
[14:06] <reid> emergion: you are going to have to install it manually
[14:07] <Stylee> I am trying to compile mhugui (an sub app of makehuman) and I get this while runing ./configure: You need support for OpenGL in mhgui! I know I have openGL on my system, should I specify the path or something?
[14:07] <stupendo44> aloush, run 'sudo fdisk -l' and tell me the gist of what you see
[14:07] <dougsko> Brucevdk: if youre using zsh, it catches those commands and asks you to confirm :)
[14:07] <dougsko> life saver
[14:07] <lasivian_> can anyone at least just point me to what command would record an image from my webcam? thanks
[14:07] <stupendo44> aloush, I'm looking for where your drive is, /dev something
[14:07] <lasivian_> I don;t have a starting point
[14:08] <Brucevdk> dougsko: specifically these blunders or rm in general? :-)
[14:08] <stupendo44> aloush, probably /dev/sdb1 or /dev/sdc1
[14:08] <neur0tic> okay, i md5's the iso itself without mounting and got an incorrect md5 sum
[14:08] <neur0tic> is it the right thing to do?
[14:08] <dougsko> Brucevdk: the dangerous, remove-everything-from-this-dir command
[14:08] <neur0tic> cuz i dont think i can mount the iso and then do a md5sum on it
[14:08] <stupendo44> neur0tic, that'd be your problem then
[14:08] <fortytwo> hi.. is notify-osd somewhat broken in jaunty? it reacts much too slow to volume changes via keyboard hotkeys on my machine
[14:08] <stupendo44> neur0tic, redownload the iso
[14:09] <Brucevdk> dougsko: :-)
[14:09] <ActionParsnip> Stylee: youu will need the dev library for open gl
[14:09] <neur0tic> okay great !
[14:09] <stupendo44> neur0tic, no, the md5 would be for the iso itself, unmounted
[14:09] <ActionParsnip> Stylee: the fact youu have 3d support on your graphics card doesnt affect the compile
[14:09] <Stylee> ActionParsnip: I was trying to find it, do you know the pkg name?
[14:09] <neur0tic> right @stupendo44 thats exactly  what i did
[14:09] <neur0tic> thanks for all your help
[14:09] <neur0tic> :D
[14:09] <ActionParsnip> Stylee: try: apt-cache search opengl | grep dev
[14:10] <nadan> how do i know how much ram i have in ubuntu?
[14:10] <lasivian_> is there an easy way to add time/date to a filename?
[14:10] <Stylee> ActionParsnip: thanks, when I tried to search in synaptic I got a huge lot of results for OpenGL :)
[14:11] <B1izz4rd> hey
[14:11] <ActionParsnip> Stylee: synaptic doesnt allow grep ;) i dont use it as its not flexible enough. Its inn my script to uninstall rubbish from fresh ubuntu installs
[14:11] <Ned2> I downloaded the latest virtualbox from the virtualbox site and I get this 'A later version is available in a software channel...You are strongly advised to install the version from the software channel, since it is usually better supported.' How do I do that?
[14:11] <hateball> lasivian_: care to explain it a bit?
[14:11] <ActionParsnip> Ned2: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[14:11] <Ned2> ActionParsnip, thanks
[14:11] <Stylee> ActionParsnip: though also like this I get still a lot of results
[14:12] <Cougarten> hi, I messed up grub: had it installed to my 2nd harddrive (ubuntu) but needed it on my first hd (windows) so I installed it on my first aswell. This makes Grub launch Grub instead of windows. How can I change that?
[14:12] <hateball> lasivian_: are you looking to rename existing files, or to put the info on say... log-files?
[14:12] <Cougarten> (ubuntu boots fine)
[14:12] <lasivian_> hateball: automated
[14:13] <Slade605> quick permission refresher, which is 1, and which is 2?
[14:13] <ActionParsnip> Stylee: then grep more
[14:13] <lasivian_> hateball: I have a cronjob and I don;t want it to overwrite the old file
[14:14] <ActionParsnip> Stylee: if you websearch the exact error you get, you will no doubt find a helpful forum
[14:14] <Stylee> ActionParsnip: I already did with no luck
[14:14] <hateball> lasivian_: "touch file-$(date +%x).log" gives you an example of what you can do
[14:14] <Brucevdk> Slade605: what exactly do you mean, 1 and 2? as in chmod 111, chmod 222?
[14:15] <nadan> whats like the smallest i can install xp to.. i just want it to have aim.  firefox irc and a 2 gig game.  dual boot.
[14:15] <nathanroys> Come test new IRC bot, MSN freezer, Port Checker, Ping Output, Telnet Output and much much more! Server: host.swiftdesign.org | Port: 3872 | Channel: #coolbot (Ask an admin for user access!)
[14:15] <lasivian_> ahh, $(date) should work, thanks
[14:15] <lasivian_> my google-fu is crappy :(
[14:15] <ActionParsnip> nadan: ask in ##windows, they will know
[14:15] <Cougarten> nadan: you can put some XP files on an external drive and make it veeery small (but It wont work propperly without that drive)
[14:15] <Slade605> Brucevdk: yes
[14:16] <nadan> oops thought i did ActionParsnip lol
[14:16] <nadan> i just wish i could see my ext 3 in it :(
[14:16] <Slade605> Brucevdk: I want to lock /var/www/ to allow only myself and root, while still making the website available.
[14:16] <Brucevdk> Slade605: 1 in decimal or 001 (rwx) in binary would be execute, 2 in decimal or 010 (rwx) in binary would be write
[14:17] <Cougarten> nadan: look up junktion links for windows to do the external drive thing
[14:17] <Brucevdk> Slade605: but if converting binary is too difficult you can just use chmod u+x etc. :-)
[14:17] <Slade605> Brucevdk: no, with chmod you can do the 7 = 1+2+4 which is read write execute, but which is read and which is write?
[14:17] <nadan> Cougarten, thanks ... ubuntu peeps are so much smarter n more helpful then windows peeps lol
[14:17] <Slade605> Brucevdk: the +/- system confuses me way to much to use, I prefer the numbers
[14:18] <Brucevdk> Slade605: what do you want the resulting permissions to be?
[14:18] <Cougarten> nadan: http://forum.eeeuser.com/viewtopic.php?id=40356 very very useful
[14:19] <EdgEy> 4 is read, 2 is write, 1 is execute Slade afaik
[14:19] <nathanroys> Come test new IRC bot, MSN freezer, Port Checker, Ping Output, Telnet Output and much much more! Server: host.swiftdesign.org | Port: 3872 | Channel: #coolbot (Ask an admin for user access!)
[14:19] <Brucevdk> Slade605: 7 = 111 (rwx), 6 = 110 (rw), 5 = 101 (rx), 4 = 100 (r), 3 = 011 (wx), 2 = 010 (w), 1 = 001 (x)
[14:19] <Slade605> EdgEy: that is what I was looking for, thanks, Brucevdk it will be 744
[14:20] <Cougarten> could anyone help my with my Grub issue? (grub launching grub but windows)
[14:20] <EdgEy> ! pastebin
[14:20] <nathanroys> Come test new IRC bot, MSN freezer, Port Checker, Ping Output, Telnet Output and much much more! Server: host.swiftdesign.org | Port: 3872 | Channel: #coolbot (Ask an admin for user access!)
[14:20] <EdgEy> Slade605 http://paste.ubuntu.com/154055/
[14:21] <Slade605> EdgEy: Perfect, thank you
[14:21] <Brucevdk> EdgEy: cmon, my explanation made sense didn't it?
[14:21] <EdgEy> Brucevdk, no, go home, you smell :/
[14:21] <EdgEy> yeah, i didn't notice that
[14:21]  * Brucevdk slaps EdgEy around
[14:21] <behappy> How do I print years for file last modufications ??
[14:22] <ActionParsnip> nadan: you can wit www.fs-driver.org
[14:22] <ActionParsnip> nadan: it has issues with vista but i dont use this or vista so couldnt comment personally
[14:23] <nadan> ActionParsnip, thanks
[14:24] <n_nick> c_nick
[14:24] <c_nick> hi
[14:24] <darren_> Hi could any one help please i have used diffrent usp wifi adapters and at first it started at wlan1 now im up to wlan7 does any one know how to chage it back to wlan1
[14:25] <darren_> I think just the name
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> darren_: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/suse-linux-help/92280-how-change-ethx-ethy.html
[14:26] <darren_> ActionParsnip, thanks
[14:27] <sean_> my wireless card doesn't seem to recognised by network manager. ndiswrapper thinks the drivers ok but ifconfig doesn't
[14:28] <rantic> Could anyone me? I'm trying to install Ubuntu for the first time but my CRT monitor (sony cpd-g200) is giving me troubles. The screen seems stuck on 640 x 480.
[14:29] <rantic> I remember having this issue with it on other distributions and despite tons of great people helping with my xorg.conf and display drivers etc we never quite got it
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> rantic: have you installed video drivers?
[14:29] <koko_> ???
[14:30] <rantic> ActionParsnip: Ubuntu isn't actually installed right now because when I attempt to follow the install prompts etc, all the buttons on the bottom are cut off and I can't move / shrink the window
[14:30] <ActionParsnip> rantic: hold ctrl and drag the window around
[14:30] <rantic> ActionParsnip: But yes I've had previous version of Ubuntu installed with both drivers for an ATI and Nividia card installed and remember this
[14:30] <tfl> alt****
[14:31] <ActionParsnip> rantic: alt will let you drag it any window from anywhere
[14:31] <s0l1dsnak3123> Does anybody know where I can get some jquery help? the folks at #jquery are dead >.>
[14:31] <bn43> hi has anyone installed vgacardgames here?  I don't know how to get to play the games after install
[14:31] <sean_> the card is belkin pcmcia card with the windows driver from the disk that came with it.
[14:32] <ActionParsnip> rantic: alt sorry
[14:33] <rantic> ActionParsnip: I'll try that thank you, I just hope downloading the latest version I can finally get around this display issue
[14:33] <ActionParsnip> rantic: make sure you md5 check
[14:34] <ActionParsnip> bn43: try typing vgacardgames in terminal
[14:34] <ActionParsnip> maybe
[14:34] <bn43> ActionParsnip: did that - no joy
[14:35] <true_mafia> my ubuntu 8.10 has been crashed , ie a black screen appears , evolution alarm-notify failed to load or save configration , plese help
[14:36] <lartza_> I am having problems
[14:36] <lartza_> I installed xorg
[14:36] <true_mafia> please some one help me out
[14:36] <true_mafia> my ubuntu 8.10 has been crashed , ie a black screen appears , evolution alarm-notify failed to load or save configration , please help
[14:36] <ActionParsnip> true_mafia: tried a reboot?
[14:36] <lartza_> and icewm, with startx Mouse doesn't work and all that I can do is ctrk-c out of icewm
[14:37] <lartza_> I installed slim, but couldn't login, keybaord didn't work
[14:37] <true_mafia> yes i tried ActionPar
[14:37] <true_mafia> yes i tried ActionParsnip
[14:37] <true_mafia> but no use
[14:38] <true_mafia> can u help me <ActionParsnip>
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> true_mafia: ok then read logs for apps as well as   dmesg | less   to see whats going on
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> true_mafia: does it happen for all users?
[14:38] <true_mafia> there is only one user
[14:39] <true_mafia> it says evolution-alarm-notify failed to load or write configration
[14:39] <jelly12gen> true_mafia: running an rc?
[14:39] <true_mafia> what is rc ?
[14:40] <jelly12gen> true_mafia: the newest release candidate?
[14:40] <paritosh1010> Hi. I am trying to configure my synaptics touchpad using gsynaptics. But it keeps saying enable SHMConfig. I have included SHMConfig "on" in xorg.conf under the synaptics section. But it doesn't work. Anybody have any idea?
[14:40] <true_mafia> no no
[14:40] <Shappie> true_mafia: Release Candidate
[14:40] <true_mafia> it is old
[14:41] <true_mafia> what does release candidate means ?
[14:41] <jelly12gen> true_mafia: reinstall the app
[14:41] <diskin> can I update kernel in Hardy to 2.6.29?
[14:41] <true_mafia> how to do so buddy via terminal
[14:41] <paritosh1010> anyone?
[14:41] <true_mafia> ?
[14:41] <Brucevdk> true_mafia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_release_life_cycle#Release_candidate
[14:41] <LjL> paritosh1010: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad#shmconfig
[14:41] <dingdong> I'm dualbooting XP and Ubuntu.  Wanting to put Vista on 3rd partition, will it prevent Ubuntu from booting?
[14:42] <paritosh1010> LjL, im on ubuntu 8.04. it will work right?
[14:42] <true_mafia> no mine is stable version
[14:42] <LjL> paritosh1010: no. that's for 8.10. for 8.04, including SHMConfig "on" in xorg.conf should work
[14:42] <lartza_> My mouse doesn't work on xorg
[14:42] <true_mafia> i am using ubuntu 8.10 for about 5 months
[14:42] <true_mafia> but now it crashed so
[14:42] <LjL> paritosh1010: check https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad/Hardy#shmconfig to make sure you've done it right
[14:43] <Elob> hmm
[14:43] <Elob> I am having a weird problem with apt-get
[14:43] <Elob> I am trying to remove Python
[14:43] <Hrym> dingdong: I think you need to reinstall grub.
[14:43] <stupendo44> lartza_, did it just start?
[14:43] <Elob> but when I run apt-get remove python
[14:44] <Elob> it tries to remove everything
[14:44] <lartza_> stupendo44: startx and I get icewm but mouse doesn't move
[14:44] <Elob> 667mb of packages
[14:44] <LjL> Elob: pastebin the exact output that it gives
[14:44] <InsertHome> http://zutils.co.cc
[14:44] <ActionParsnip> dingdong: the vista install will write the boot sector to its own so you will need to reinstall grub
[14:44] <Elob> LjL: http://www.mibbit.com/pb/nodoFH
[14:44] <jelly12gen> Elob: there are many packages dependend on python
[14:44] <reid> sweet.. I just found out that I will never be able to use Jaunty I don't think...
[14:45] <Elob> Hmm
[14:45] <stupendo44> lartza_, sry, not sure. the only issue I've fixed is an nvidia hwcursor issue, but I could use the mouse, it just wouldn't show the cursor. I'm not sure what your issue is
[14:45] <Elob> Well, then I am having a trouble with python
[14:45] <ActionParsnip> Elob: if you want to reinstall python, use sudo apt-get --reinstall install python
[14:45] <jelly12gen> Elob: and you need python for the most apps
[14:45] <LjL> Elob: jelly12gen is right, why do you want to remove python?
[14:45] <ActionParsnip> python rocks hard
[14:45] <lartza_> stupendo44: Ok...
[14:45] <mah_boi> hi all, i need a hand
[14:45] <Elob> Because ljl it is having problems. I have a module installed - beautifulsoup - but whenever I run python from the command line it says it does not exist
[14:46] <mah_boi> hi Flood
[14:46] <jelly12gen> Elob: just dont remove it
[14:46] <LjL> Elob: also, your pastebin doesn't load for me (but it'd probably just confirm it's all packages that do actually need python, anyway)
[14:46] <Elob> yet when I run it in IDLE it works
[14:46] <mah_boi> whoops
[14:46] <PerryArmstrong> ActionParsnip; is Python used for system programming??
[14:46] <LjL> Elob: i really doubt that removing python would solve that
[14:46] <mah_boi> how do i set the environment variables GTK_CFLAGS?
[14:46] <LjL> !ot
[14:46] <Elob> Hmm, well I cant figure it out
[14:46] <lartza_> How do I get xorg and icewm work?
[14:46] <Brucevdk> Elob: how did you install beautiful, easy_install, setup.py or python-beautifulsoup?
[14:46] <mah_boi> hello?
[14:47] <lartza_> Mouse doesn't move
[14:47] <LjL> Elob: i suppose you have installed beautifulsoup using the repo package?
[14:47] <lasivian_> I need help with why my webcam on my aspire one isn't working, "modprobe uvcvideo" returns a good dmesg entry but still nothing in /dev
[14:47] <Elob> Nah ljl, I used easy_install
[14:47] <Elob> It used to work
[14:47] <Elob> before I upgraded to the new version of Ubuntu, the beta one
[14:47] <LjL> Elob: oh, wonderful
[14:47] <LjL> !jaunty
[14:47] <p-f> I just installed aterm and keep getting strangle symbols when gcc prints error messages, ex: vectortests.c:35: error: ‘true’ undeclared (first use in t[...]
[14:48] <LjL> !packages | elob
[14:48] <Brucevdk> Elob: next time you'll probably want to provide such information up front :-)
[14:48] <LjL> Elob: use "debsums -s" to find out which files were mangled by installing stuff manually, then reinstall those packages with "sudo apt-get --reinstall install packagenames"
[14:49] <lartza_> How do I get mouse working?
[14:49] <Elob> Cant find that command LjL
[14:49] <LjL> Elob: install it.
[14:49] <NativeAngels> anyone here know how to start gnome apps panel from shell
[14:50] <jutsu> lartza_: are you being funny?
[14:50] <PerryArmstrong> ActionParsnip; is Python used for system programming??
[14:50] <lartza_> jutsu: No
[14:50] <lartza_> Abolutely not
[14:50] <paritosh1010> LjL, yeah. I followd the instructions. Actually I am using an external mouse as well. Will that affect the results?
[14:50] <LjL> paritosh1010: i don't know... i don't think it should
[14:50] <lartza_> Mouse doesn't move after startx
[14:51] <Hrym> lartza_: Have you started hal?
[14:51] <Elob> Jesus
[14:51] <macvr> hi all... i'm having problems with my firewall... how do i check if port is open?
[14:51] <Elob> I have a LOT of checksum mismatch's
[14:51] <lartza_> Hrym: Hmm...
[14:51] <Elob> thousands
[14:51] <lartza_> init.d?
[14:51] <LjL> Elob: some are normal, for instance the ones about dictionaries
[14:51]  * lasivian_ grovels
[14:51] <Elob> what about *.desktop ones
[14:51] <LjL> "thousands" are not normal
[14:51] <Elob> debsums: checksum mismatch kdelibs5-data file /usr/share/kde4/servicetypes/kfilewrite.desktop
[14:51] <lartza_> So how do I start hal=
[14:51] <Elob> about 200 of those
[14:51] <Lunatika> hello i have a problem with installing ubuntu- i suppose it's because my hard isn't directly connected to the mother board ,but runs through a card
[14:51] <Elob> with different files
[14:51] <LjL> i don't get .desktop ones, but they don't seem serious - probably something related to translations
[14:52] <mohamad> ÈÓã Çááå ÇáÑÍãä ÇáÑÍíã
[14:52] <mohamad> hello
[14:52] <mohamad> how are you
[14:52] <Elob> what about debsums: no md5sums for libcucul0
[14:52] <LjL> Elob: it's probably because you're on Jaunty. you should be asking on #ubuntu+1 really.
[14:52] <Hrym> lartza_: /etc/init.d7hal start
[14:52] <Elob> Oh
[14:52] <Elob> Hmm
[14:52] <Elob> ljl How can I downgrade?
[14:52] <LjL> you cannot.
[14:52] <Elob> Oh.
[14:52] <LjL> !downgrade
[14:53] <haytham-med> hi all, in wubi how to reinstall grub?
[14:53] <Elob> Tits.
[14:53] <LjL> Elob: it *was* full of warnings that jaunty wasn't ready, after all.
[14:53] <Brucevdk> Balls!
[14:53] <Elob> Wish I had known that before.
[14:53] <yaa_> pause for a minute/ listen to the silence
[14:53] <LjL> please.
[14:53] <thiebaude> !language
[14:53] <lartza_> Hal wasn't installed :S
[14:55] <paritosh1010> LjL,  no luck :(. I am including "SHMConfig" "on" in "Synaptics Touchpad" section
[14:55] <paritosh1010> I tried logging out and back in. Still the same error
[14:55] <Brucevdk> !info xball
[14:55] <PerryArmstrong> is 9.04 an LTS version??
[14:56]  * marko-_- test
[14:56] <hhlp> PerryArmstrong, no
[14:57] <PerryArmstrong> hhlp; so as if now only 8.04 is LTS??
[14:57] <hhlp> PerryArmstrong, yep
[14:57] <awkorama_> PerryArmstrong: actually 6.06 should have support until june
[14:58] <piotrek22> hi I have some major problem with booting Ubuntu, does anyone have few minuts to help?
[14:58] <paritosh1010> anyone...I cant seem to enable SHMConfig for my synaptics touchpad. I have modified the xorg.conf accordingly, but synclient still says SHMConfig is disabled. Anyone have any idea?
[14:59] <PerryArmstrong> awkorama_; i was going through the wiki.ubuntu-classroom and they suggested to work with LTS version
[14:59] <Gekz> I'm special. How do I install Java and have it work in Firefox?
[15:00] <PerryArmstrong> awkorama; with so many new releases its hard to stay with an LTS version
[15:00] <awkorama> i use LTS on my home server
[15:00] <paritosh1010> anyone...I cant seem to enable SHMConfig for my synaptics touchpad. I have modified the xorg.conf accordingly, but synclient still says SHMConfig is disabled. Anyone have any idea?
[15:00] <awkorama> on my laptop i have 8.10, reinstalling to 9.04 soon
[15:01] <Gekz> OIs!
[15:01] <Gekz> someone answer my question plz.
[15:01] <PerryArmstrong> awkorama; right now i have started upgrading to 9.04
[15:02] <majnoon__> what is a good program to change resolution in fluxbox ??
[15:02] <thiebaude> majnoon i just use xrandr
[15:02] <thiebaude> majnoon for me its xrandr -s 800x600 -r 85
[15:03] <sage> Hola
[15:03] <Elob> every single .desktop file fails its checksum
[15:03] <sage> hello
[15:03] <itona> Hi world, is there a "autostart" script in gnome which will be run after login?
[15:03] <PerryArmstrong> though i am able to access the net..when i either try to update/upgrade i get a message that there's a problem with my network..i never faced this with 8.04...but this 8.10 started giving me this problem
[15:03] <erUSUL> itona: System>Preferences>Session
[15:03] <paritosh1010> itona, .bachrc?
[15:04] <droid7> anyone else still have video tearing with intel gm965 cards?
[15:04] <piotrek22> anyway i have this "Kernel panic: Attempted to kill init" and just before that there are two warnings "can't open /etc/mtab: No such file or directory" and same with fstab
[15:04] <majnoon_> nvidia-settings :)
[15:04] <PerryArmstrong> though i am able to access the net..when i either try to update/upgrade i get a message that there's a problem with my network..i never faced this with 8.04...but this 8.10 started giving me this problem
[15:05] <hitman> how can i install theme on ubuntu 8.10
[15:05] <majnoon__> worked :)
[15:05] <piotrek22> anyone ? :)
[15:06] <lasivian_> webcam no workie, details: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154084/ thanks
[15:06] <Hrym> hitman: System->preferences->Appearance Click install and locate your theme.
[15:06] <hitman> anyone tell me how can i install theme on ubuntu 8.10
[15:07] <piotrek22> ow... And the problem occured when i've installed splashy
[15:07] <manux> test
[15:07] <manux> how to join #ubuntu-fr plz
[15:07] <smallpox> I need help installing a tar.gz theme file...any pointers?
[15:07] <itona> : System>Preferences>Session
[15:08] <itona> there it is...
[15:08] <hitman> when i did it it said "error"
[15:08] <Hrym> smallpox: System->preferences->Appearance Click install and locate your theme.
[15:08] <thebackwash> smallpox: drag and drop it on the Appearances control panel
[15:08] <itona> any idea how i may check if a file is older than a week within a shell-script?
[15:09] <hitman> when i did it it said "error"
[15:09] <vigo> PerryArmstrong: Have you updated the sources or dpkg stuff?
[15:09] <thebackwash> itona: ls -l | grep filename
[15:09] <Hrym> hitman: is it a .tar.gz file? it maybe isn't a valid theme.
[15:09] <thebackwash> but that will just reveal it to yuo
[15:09] <thebackwash> not let you use the date for further processing
[15:09] <PerryArmstrong> vigo; no...how do i??
[15:09] <hitman> tar.bz2
[15:09] <lasivian_> webcam no workie, details: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154084/ thanks (8.10, 2.6.27-7-generic)
[15:10] <vigo> PerryArmstrong: here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1128803&highlight=upgrade+sources
[15:10] <thebackwash> itona: actually, i think that might be the last modified date, not the creation date
[15:10] <Hrym> hitman: Try to rename it
[15:10] <smallpox> It says it isn't a valid theme? Is it a bad file...I have installed a them the same way. Is there anothe way
[15:10] <hitman> ok
[15:10] <hitman> what extention?
[15:10] <Hrym> hitman: With .tar.gz
[15:10] <smallpox> yes
[15:11] <itona> thebackwash: i want to know if it is older than a week. Pseudocode: if(age($file)>1w) echo "older"; endif;
[15:11] <droid7> is there a way to use hardy intel video drives are intrepid or jaunty?
[15:11] <Blade> Can someone help me please to change my resolution - i'm new to ubuntu
[15:11] <hitman> it's said that there is a problem
[15:11] <droid7> *in
[15:12] <vigo> smallpox: There is a command in aptitude and terminal to fix/check and repair broken packages.
[15:12] <lasivian_> Blade, system/preferences/screen resolution
[15:12] <zewm> Blade: System > Preferences > Screen Resolution
[15:12] <Hrym> hitman: Does the file contain another archive?
[15:12] <Blade> Lasivian
[15:12] <Blade> i've tried that
[15:12] <hitman> no
[15:12] <Gekz> can someone help me install java?
[15:12] <Blade> and there's a rpoblem
[15:12] <Kattollikisd> I have a MacBook and I want to put ubuntu in there, I have to put a ubuntu 32bot or 64bit?
[15:12] <hitman> do know how can i find others
[15:12] <thebackwash> itona: you want creation or modification date?
[15:12] <lasivian_> Blade, full sentences please. What is the problem?
[15:12] <thiebaude> Kattollikisd: do you have 32bit or 64bit
[15:13] <droid7> Gekz, there is a java package in Add/remove
[15:13] <itona> modification
[15:13] <Gekz> droid7: does it allow java applets in firefox?
[15:13] <smallpox> Does any one have a good form for installing themes? I am trying to use a Matrix_Theme.tar.gz file
[15:13] <itona> thebackwash: modification
[15:13] <Hrym> hitman: Im sorry, then I have no idea whats wrong
[15:13] <Kattollikisd> thiebaude, i don't know.... how do I check that?
[15:13] <droid7> Gekz, not sure. It's just a default JRE package, like the one from their website
[15:13] <Gekz> then my question remains unanswered.
[15:13] <hitman> give a site when i find themes
[15:13] <droid7> Gekz, if all you need is java runtime for java applets, then yes
[15:14] <thiebaude> Kattollikisd: i dont know i never had to check if it was 32 or 64
[15:14] <deany> sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin
[15:14] <jelly12gen> thiebaude: do uname -a
[15:14] <Kattollikisd> thiebaude, ohh well
[15:14] <deany> or ubuntu-restricted-extras
[15:14] <jelly12gen> Linux p6 2.6.29-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed Apr 8 12:47:56 UTC 2009 i686 AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4400+ AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux
[15:14] <lasivian_> webcam not working, details/etc.: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154084/ thanks (8.10, 2.6.27-7-generic)
[15:14] <thebackwash> itona: do you want to use it in combination with other scripts, or to take a quick peek for yourself?
[15:14] <thiebaude> Kattollikisd: uname -a
[15:14] <droid7> ubuntu-restricted-extras comes with a lot of extra packages
[15:15] <thiebaude> droid7: i was about to say that:)
[15:15] <hitman> anyone tell me how can i install theme on ubuntu 8.10
[15:15] <thebackwash> itona: because i *did* find some scripting tutorials dealing with file attributes, but ls -l will give you the modification date
[15:15] <dingdong> http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download ...... Is this a LiveCD?
[15:15] <jelly12gen> hitman: go to the wiki page on the internetz!
[15:15] <Elob> hitman that question has been answered
[15:15] <jelly12gen> fast
[15:15] <droid7> dingdong, all ubuntu images are live cds
[15:16] <Gekz> deany: thanks lol
[15:16] <hitman> thanks
[15:16] <itona> i want to create a backup reminder script.
[15:16] <thebackwash> itona: this will find all files older than 1 week old located at or below a given directory
[15:16] <thebackwash> find /YOUR/PATH/* -mtime +7
[15:16] <vigo> dingdong: Yes and No, after you go into it a bit you will see an option for LiveCD or Alternate Install or whatever.
[15:17]  * lasivian_ bangs her tin cup around begging for help
[15:17] <thebackwash> itona: also try the stat command
[15:17] <dingdong> http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download ...... Is this a LiveCD?
[15:17] <dingdong> droid7: fab, thx
[15:17] <dingdong> ok cool
[15:17] <FloodBot1> dingdong: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:17] <itona> thebackwash: thanks a lot!!
[15:18] <vigo> dingdong: Here: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#alternate < that may help
[15:18] <PerryArmstrong> vigo; can you check this.. http://paste.ubuntu.com/154090/  i get this error usually after updating
[15:19] <thebackwash> itona: you can also pass find the -exec flag, and, for instance, have it automatically back up those files
[15:19] <swiftarrow> \join #scribus
[15:19] <vigo> PerryArmstrong: That certainly looks like an update is needed. one moment please.
[15:20] <PerryArmstrong> vigo; my update manager shows that its updated...
[15:21] <vigo> PerryArmstrong: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1128803&highlight=update+sources
[15:21] <piotrek22> Ok, one more try:) When I boot up ubuntu (every kernel version from 2.6.27-7-generic to 2.6.27-11-generic) I get two warnings "can't open /etc/fstab: No sch file or directory" and "can't open /etc/mtab: No such file or directory". Then there is mount: can't find /init in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab, and finally Kernel Panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init.
[15:22] <piotrek22> the problem occured when i've changed usplash to splashy
[15:22] <vigo> PerryArmstrong: The Update Manager will be updated then. is like a catch 22 thing.
[15:22] <Elob> How can I checksum all my files?
[15:22] <Elob> I forgot the command, starts with a d
[15:22] <thebackwash> Elob: md5
[15:22] <cemc> I've installed some packages from jaunty on intrepid. is there a way to get the list of those packages?
[15:22] <Elob> Nah thebackwash, it checked all my packages
[15:23] <PerryArmstrong> vigo; so i have to use aptitude update??
[15:23] <martinix_> Elob, You might want to look into mtree for checksumming on such a scale
[15:23] <piotrek22> also I've boot up from live cd and checked those files and they seem to be in place. menu.lst is also fine
[15:23] <erUSUL> !info tripwire
[15:23] <Elob> I was in here like 5 mins ago
[15:23] <Elob> dpckg or something
[15:23] <cemc> Elob: dpkg ?
[15:23] <Elob> thats it
[15:23] <ogelami> how do i enable 3D acceleration in ubuntu, im using ATI Radeon 9600(pro)
[15:23] <vigo> PerryArmstrong: Aptitude or CLI. also here http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/ch-package.en.html#s-recover-status
[15:24] <thebackwash> Elob: try sudo apt-get install md5 md5sum
[15:24] <lasivian_> webcam not working, details/etc.: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154084/ thanks (8.10, 2.6.27-7-generic)
[15:25] <aspoor> old skool. DnCC and Mirc..  I was super leet back the
[15:25] <Elob> Nah thebackwash, it went through all of my packages and did some checksum stuff on them
[15:25] <Elob> and printed out a list of files that failed
[15:25] <thebackwash> Elob: oh i see
[15:25] <Elob> I closed the terminal and I forgot the command
[15:25] <aspoor> for gfx acc. use envy
[15:26] <thebackwash> is it apt-get verify?
[15:26] <Elob> Nope
[15:26] <Elob> scroll up thebackwash, if you have been here for a while
[15:26] <ogelami> how do i use envy?
[15:26] <Elob> my previous messages should be here
[15:26] <thebackwash> Elob: just got in
[15:26] <aspoor> ok ok.
[15:27] <thebackwash> Elob: i think it's apt verify
[15:27] <thebackwash> or apt-get verify
[15:27] <Elob> It's not, but I will give it a go
[15:27] <thebackwash> damn, i mean apt-get or apt validate
[15:27] <fahry> hi
[15:28] <ogelami> how do i enable 3D acceleration in ubuntu, im using ATI Radeon 9600(pro)
[15:28] <Elob> Debsums!
[15:28] <Elob> thats it
[15:29] <lasivian_> webcam not working, details/etc.: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154084/ thanks (8.10, 2.6.27-7-generic)
[15:30] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  My firefox is running at 52% cpu, plus 40% in the xserver (total=92%); that seems a little excessive... it's also slow to respond.  How can I make it snappier?
[15:30] <tj83> hi all, quick question, say you had a sep /home partition and the drive it was on failed, and totally unrecoverable, you replace this drive with a clean one, you create your user home directory and now what? is there something that i should do to re-create configuration files for various thing on the system? can dpkg do it? gpkg configure -a only builds configs for unpacked (yet to be installed) packages.... how do you rebuild for already installed packages?
[15:30] <jonaskoelker> also, my x server crashes quite often when I play starcraft... does that point to sucky drivers?
[15:30] <lasivian_> jonaskoelker, did you just upgrade to 3.0.8?
[15:31] <jonaskoelker> lasivian_: I'm running 3.0.8, but "just" would probably be a mischaracterization
[15:31] <no_mind> jonaskoelker: try restrting firefox and check on the number of plugins in firefox. More the number of plugin, more cpu and memory it takes
[15:31] <jonaskoelker> it might have started being atrociously slow when I upgraded
[15:31] <lasivian_> jonaskoelker, I rest my case. Even tho I have no "proof" of this it seems something in 3.0.8 is goofed
[15:31] <lasivian_> jonaskoelker, I backpedaled to 3.0.5 and it was alot faster
[15:31] <jonaskoelker> no_mind: 0 plugins atm
[15:31] <vigo> Is MC or MidnightCommander a handy utility?
[15:32] <jonaskoelker> lasivian_: is there a repo which still has 3.0.5?
[15:32] <jonaskoelker> lasivian_: all I can see is 8 and 3
[15:32] <thebackwash> vigo: yes.  launch it, and then hit control-o to toggle back and forth between a command line and the dual-pane browser
[15:32] <no_mind> jonaskoelker: then something is goofed up in ubuntu build. Why dont you try downloading firefox fromt eh site and firing the binary yourself ?
[15:32] <vigo> thebackwash: Thank you
[15:33] <lasivian_> jonaskoelker, I pulled it straight from mozilla's site
[15:33] <jonaskoelker> hmm...
[15:33] <thebackwash> vigo: i disable the command line below the panes, because i like to type a file/directory's name to highlight it, and return to enter it
[15:33] <jonaskoelker> or I could switch to w3m-mode :D
[15:33] <thebackwash> vigo: it's in the interactive menus, activated by f9
[15:33] <tj83> hi all, quick question, say you had a sep /home partition and the drive it was on failed, and totally unrecoverable, you replace this drive with a clean one, you create your user home directory and now what? is there something that i should do to re-create configuration files for various thing on the system? can dpkg do it? dpkg configure -a only builds configs for unpacked (yet to be installed) packages.... how do you rebuild for already installed packages?
[15:33] <jonaskoelker> all it needs is a plugin to spawn youtube videos in mplayer :)
[15:35] <ramvi> What do I write into terminal to install all languages? I dont need writing aid and such. I just want to be able to select all languages available on ubuntu.
[15:36] <jonaskoelker> no_mind, lasivian_: got a link for 3.0.5?
[15:36] <ewsubach> whois ramvi
[15:36] <jonaskoelker> I can only find .8
[15:36] <ramvi> whois ewsubach
[15:36] <ewsubach> ramvi: sorry, testing out irc commands
[15:36] <no_mind> jonaskoelker: got to getfirefox.com and it will automatically give you link to latest build based on your os
[15:36] <ewsubach> ramvi: forgot the backslash
[15:36] <ramvi> hehe
[15:36] <jonaskoelker> no_mind: which is 3.0.8... shouldn't I run 3.0.5?
[15:36] <Lunatika> I have a SATA to IDE converter and Ubuntu installation does not recognize my disk , is there a way to fix that
[15:37] <lasivian_> jonaskoelker, http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/
[15:37] <no_mind> jonaskoelker: try 2.0.8 from teh firefox site, it might be more stable than the ubuntu build
[15:37] <lasivian_> jonaskoelker, mind you running an old version is less secure and add-ons might work, but I think it will fix your issue
[15:37] <no_mind> s/2/0.8/3.0.8
[15:37] <ramvi> [Translations] Anyone know what to write into terminal to install all languages? (I don't need writing aid and so on.) I just want to be able to select all languages available to ubuntu without installing anything.
[15:37] <lasivian_> no_mind, I tried that, was still the same slowness
[15:38] <wers> is there a way to get SRS WOW effects for ubuntu?
[15:38] <rhsanborn> I have disabled ACPI on boot because my laptop was hanging on boot. I had to continually hit buttons to force the system up. ACPI=off solved that, but I of course lose power control features like monitoring my battery life. This worked with 8.04. Any diea if there is a way to fix ACPI instead of shutting it off?
[15:38] <lasivian_> webcam not working, details/etc.: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154084/ thanks (8.10, 2.6.27-7-generic)
[15:38] <no_mind> lasivian_: strange, I found the firefox build to be more stable on my 8.10 than ubuntu build
[15:39] <lasivian_> no_mind, my issue is that it was sucking too much cpu/memory
[15:39] <lnSE> Need help, Ubuntu crashes with this in system log. http://share11.appspot.com/10426.text
[15:39] <lasivian_> it worked ok, just slow as hell
[15:39] <rhsanborn> lasivian_: is the slowness better/worse on certain pages. My firefox is a dog, but it's usually due issues with flash, etc.
[15:39] <lasivian_> now if I could just get this webcam working again :(
[15:39] <no_mind> lasivian_: that was the problem with me in ubuntu build but not with official firefox build
[15:39] <lasivian_> rhsanborn, no, even with no pages open it was a dog
[15:39] <etherz> hi, Im having some problems with my mdadm created raid array in ubuntu server, two of my disks just showed up as missing as I nudged my case with the side off and I think the cables came loose, I restarted after checking the connections and now all 9 disks are showing as spares and I cannot access my data!
[15:40] <cd_> hi everyone i have a question about ubuntu!
[15:40] <captainc> When I download files with spaces from firefox or epiphany, it always puts "%20" characters in place of the spaces. How do I change this behavior?
[15:40] <muse> hey! I just got a 1tb external hard drive and I need to know what would be that best thing to format it too. What I would like is the whole thing as xfs, only 1 partition. Is that ok?
[15:40] <rhsanborn> cd_: General etiquett is to simply ask your question. Go ahead.
[15:41] <paul__> hey guys
[15:41] <vigo> thebackwash:This thing is neat!
[15:41] <paul__> know any good chat rooms
[15:41] <captainc> muse, I'd go for ext4 or ext3. if you need it to work with any version of windows, I'd say NTFS.
[15:42] <Prometheus> wow 1420 ppl in here
[15:42] <muse> Why ext3, or ext4! I didn't even know that existed :)
[15:42]  * lasivian_ grovels for webcam help again, heh
[15:42] <rhsanborn> muse: like captainc mentioned, if you want to be able to plug that HD into a windows box, I'd go NTFS. I personally use ext3 as I got fed up with some ntfs quirks.
[15:42] <deany> "any" version isnt quite true :)
[15:42] <piotrek22> ktb
[15:43] <muse> I don't need it to be win compatible
[15:43] <lasivian_> rhsanborn, can't you just add ext3 support to windows? ;)
[15:43] <captainc> deany, if he's on win98, he's already in trouble!
[15:43] <deany> ive seen stranger things
[15:43] <captainc> lasivian_, there is an ext2/ext3 driver for windows that works quite well.
[15:43] <muse> and as for partition scheme?
[15:43] <muse> doesn't matter
[15:43]  * lasivian_ gasps at captainc 
[15:44] <stumped> anybody know if 9.04 will support nvida cards better?
[15:44] <lasivian_> never knew dat
[15:44] <nadan> i think its this http://www.fs-driver.org/   but i don't see ext3 support?
[15:44] <captainc> it works. i've used it with ext3.
[15:44] <nadan> yah it does volumes with the Ext2 or Ext3 file system
[15:44] <lasivian_> stumped, one usually assumes that is the reason behind a new release, to make things work better ;)
[15:44] <rhsanborn> stumped: afaik it's more of an issue with nvidia supporting nvidia cards better.
[15:45] <lasivian_> rhsanborn is probably correct
[15:45] <cd_> nie
[15:45] <stumped> well from reading the release notes, it would seem that 8.04 would support the driver, but 8.10 needs to use the free NV driver
[15:45] <tj83> diff question: so.... it seems my network card has disappeared, eth0 is no longer show with ifconfig. how do i troubleshoot this?
[15:46] <Nasra> eth0 humm
[15:46] <dingdong> Process for recovering Ubuntu boot after vista install seems complicated.  Is it easier to just reinstall ubuntu?
[15:46] <lasivian_> I can't get my aspire one's webcam to work, help please? details: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154084/ thanks (8.10, 2.6.27-7-generic)
[15:47] <tj83> Nasra, yes its gone....
[15:47] <danes_>  how can i fix this: dpkg: failed to write available record about `at-spi' to `/var/lib/dpkg/available': No space left on device??
[15:47] <rump3l> Go, Ubuntu, Go! :D
[15:47] <stumped> i tried for like 18 hours to get it to work, to no avail it would only go to 800x600
[15:47] <rump3l> @danes check via "df"
[15:47] <rhsanborn> stumped: what kind of computer? Laptop?
[15:48] <vigo> stumped: Have you edited the xorg.config thing?
[15:48] <muse> ﻿dingdong: its not that hard?
[15:49] <iElectric> how does one install development headers for python 2.5 if default python on the system is 2.6?
[15:49] <danes_> rump3l, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154108/
[15:49] <PerryArmstrong> vigo; i tried but i couldn't get anywhere near to so;ving it
[15:49] <muse> ﻿﻿dingdong: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[15:49] <PerryArmstrong> vigo; i tried but i couldn't get anywhere near to solving it
[15:50] <danes_> rump3l, how can I get rid of the overflow?
[15:50] <stumped> i have a desktop with a 1Ghz amd duron 786mgs of pc133 ram a gforce 4 4800 ti se with 128 mgs of vram
[15:50] <stumped> i tried to edit the xorg
[15:50] <rump3l> @danes /tmp seems to be full... try "sudo rm -rf /tmp" .... but be careful ^^
[15:50] <vigo> PerryArmstrong: Was any of that info helpful?
[15:50] <rump3l> oh, wait
[15:50] <ewsubach> iElectric: is python2.5-dev what you are looking for?
[15:50] <rump3l> @danes dont do that!
[15:50] <rhsanborn> stumped: This may be of interest to you, http://albertomilone.com/nvidia_scripts1.html . It's supposed to look at your hardware and get the right driver. gf 4 may be on an older driver.
[15:50] <captainc> stumped. remove all nvidia drivers (nvidia-glx and utilities), restart, choose a default resolution/configuration, log in, go to System->Administration->Hardware Drivers, pick the recommended nvidia driver.
[15:51] <PerryArmstrong> vigo; not exactly...if you check the errors are different from the link you gave me
[15:51] <captainc> than restart again and you should be set to go.
[15:51] <danes_> rump3l, I checked on the folder manually, and the size is less than 1MB
[15:51] <captainc> and use the 'nvidia-settings' program to change resolutions
[15:51] <iElectric> ewsubach, probably
[15:52] <danes_> how can I clear /tmp/?   http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154108/
[15:52] <ewsubach> iElectric: it is under synaptic, its static libraries and header files
[15:52] <vigo> PerryArmstrong: My bad, is a long day and am doing about 12 things now, let me scroll back.
[15:52] <iElectric> thanks
[15:52] <PerryArmstrong> vigo; okk
[15:52] <stumped> captainc - it did that, when i use the hardware driver apt, it tells me to use the version 96 and that just makes things worse
[15:52] <unko> WHATS the command to take a "screenshot" of my installed programs?
[15:52] <stumped> then it goes to 640x480
[15:53] <Ben90> how do i make it so my screensavers don't glitch out?
[15:53] <rump3l> @unko try "print"-key on keyboard
[15:53] <unko> rump3l, no not like that
[15:53] <unko> it's a command that takes a list of install programs
[15:53] <ewsubach> he means all installed programs to save for a later date
[15:53] <rump3l> ah
[15:53] <ewsubach> unko there should be a program that does that
[15:53] <LjL> !cloning | unko
[15:53] <vigo> PerryArmstrong: Ok, did you change anything in the Update Manager settings?
[15:53] <LjL> unko: also, dpkg --get-selections
[15:54] <Ben90> LjL?
[15:54] <unko> haha
[15:54] <unko> genius
[15:54] <LjL> Ben90: yes?
[15:54] <rump3l> !help
[15:54] <PerryArmstrong> vigo; if you are asking me whether i changed it right now then its no...
[15:54] <lasivian_> I can't get my aspire one's webcam to work, help please? details: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154084/ thanks (8.10, 2.6.27-7-generic)
[15:54] <danes_> guys if I delete all the content in /tmp/ can I damage the system?
[15:55] <martinix_> hi all, I have to merge 2 +/- 480GB directories that are 90% the same. does anyone know a tool that helps comparing such large directories on differences?
[15:55] <Ben90> LjL, how do i make it so my screensavers don't glitch out?
[15:55] <grawity> danes_: if it's only /tmp, then it shouldn't do anything bad.
[15:55] <unop> danes_, temporarily maybe
[15:55] <rump3l> @danes not, if its really just for temporary data :)
[15:55] <vigo> PerryArmstrong: Did you EVER change or alter it?
[15:55] <Jihui_Choi> How to change the default keyboard layout in UCK?
[15:55] <unko> Ben90, what g-card do you have
[15:55] <LjL> Ben90: what makes you think i'd have the slighest idea?
[15:55] <stumped> its funny, ive tried mandrake and it had no problem with my card
[15:55] <ewsubach> danes_, tmp isn't all just temporary stuff, so be careful
[15:55] <LjL> danes_: depends what you mean by "damaging your system". besides, why would you want to do that?
[15:56] <Ben90> unko, i habe an intel CA810E Graphics Chipset with 32MB VRAM
[15:56] <PerryArmstrong> vigo; yes before upgrading i selected all sources thats it
[15:56] <Ben90> have*
[15:56] <danes_> LjL, the problem is that I need to update my system and when I did "df" whis is what I got http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154108/
[15:56] <danes_> it seems that /tmp is full, so I need to get some space there
[15:57] <lasivian_> what is pciehp?
[15:57] <LjL> danes_: /tmp is only full because your main drive is full to begin with.
[15:57] <rump3l> @danes / seems also to be full (?)
[15:57] <danes_> LjL, it shows me that I have 3gb of free space. I dont get it
[15:57] <rump3l> @danes try "du -skh *"
[15:58] <LjL> danes_: ... no, it doesn't?
[15:58] <rump3l> 3gb where?
[15:58] <LjL> danes_: you have 3gb on home
[15:58] <LjL> danes_: you have a 10gb root partition, and it's full
[15:58] <drstroker> I'm running a webserver on ubuntu, but my question is how do i set it up so i can have people ftp in to their web space?
[15:58] <vigo> PerryArmstrong: That looks like where the error is, two fixes, use that Backup CD set that I hope you made, or revert it to Default, if not that, then may have to go with the update sources.list and stuff again.
[15:58] <Ben90> unko?
[15:58] <etherz> hi, Im having some problems with my mdadm created raid array in ubuntu server, two of my disks just showed up as missing as I nudged my case with the side off and I think the cables came loose, I restarted after checking the connections and now all 9 disks are showing as spares and I cannot access my data!
[15:58] <danes_> LjL, ohh  upsss
[15:58] <danes_> LjL, thanks
[15:58] <LjL> danes_: try "sudo apt-get clean"
[15:58] <etherz> root@server3:~# mdadm --assemble /dev/md0
[15:58] <etherz> mdadm: /dev/md0 assembled from 7 drives - not enough to start the array.
[15:59] <etherz> root@server3:~# cat /proc/mdstat
[15:59] <etherz> Personalities : [linear] [multipath] [raid0] [raid1] [raid6] [raid5] [raid4] [raid10]
[15:59] <etherz> md0 : inactive sda1[0](S) sdi1[8](S) sdh1[7](S) sde1[6](S) sdg1[5](S) sdb1[4](S) sdc1[3](S) sdf1[2](S) sdd1[1](S)
[15:59] <FloodBot1> etherz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:59] <etherz>       8790844416 blocks
[15:59] <unko> Ben90, sorry i was eating a donut...
[15:59] <PerryArmstrong> vigo; no idea about backup cd
[15:59] <Ben90> oh ok.
[15:59] <danes_> LjL, thanks :), now, how can I get rid of the last few kernel images?
[15:59] <unko> Ben90, i pm'd uu
[15:59] <LjL> danes_: like with any other package.
[16:00] <danes_> ok
[16:00] <wh4vn> someone can tell me how to enable auto-complete command in Eclipse? Thank you!
[16:00] <etherz> doh, http://paste.ubuntu.com/154119/
[16:00] <danes_> 10x
[16:00] <vigo> PerryArmstrong: That was kinda of a jest, but is very serious, after a fresh install of any OS, a backup set should be made.
[16:00] <SockPants> hi all
[16:00] <lasivian_> I can't get my aspire one's webcam to work, help please? details: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154084/ thanks (8.10, 2.6.27-7-generic)
[16:00] <PerryArmstrong> vigo; how do we do that??
[16:01] <SockPants> how can i make sure when a script runs it runs in bash, and how can i make a script wait for a few seconds before proceding
[16:01] <c0r3> hi
[16:01] <unop> SockPants, use the right shebang  i.e.  #!/bin/bash    # to sleep for 10 seconds,  sleep 10
[16:02] <unop> lasivian_, have you seen https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne  ?
[16:02] <Barridus> Lasivian, it works out of box in jaunty
[16:03] <Barridus> as does wifi (assuming your bios are recent)
[16:03] <lasivian_> unop, yes
[16:03] <vigo> PerryArmstrong: I know there is a simple fix that I am just overlooking or have forgotten at the moment, I use SimpleBackup and HUB and Amaya and others, I am a backup nut! You could simply backup your /home folder now, then re-install, and replace all your settings and data with the backup. That is very radical, as I said, I think I am overlooking a or the simple fix for your error.
[16:04] <lasivian_> unop, it's not very helpful, it just says "Webcam works out of the box"
[16:04] <lasivian_> when it is obviously not working :)
[16:04] <lasivian_> I tried installing EasyCam and that didn;t detect anyting
[16:04] <Barridus> have you tried Cheese Booth?
[16:05] <lasivian_> Barridus, there is no listing in /dev so everything fails
[16:05] <Barridus> Lasivian, what ubuntu ver?
[16:05] <lasivian_> but yet dmesg and lsmod and dmesg show things are ok
[16:06] <lasivian_> 8.10, 2.6.27-7-generic
[16:06] <BrennonGuilbeau> Hello room!!!
[16:06] <lasivian_> dmesg and lsmod: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154084/
[16:06] <SockPants> how come a script works when i run it and it doesn't work when a program runs it? it's supposed to move a file. the file is chmod 777.
[16:06] <Barridus> Lasivian, worst case senario, jaunty is like next week.  i've had a TON better success with jaunty on my aa1
[16:07] <lasivian_> Barridus, ... I do not want to rebuild and upgrading terrifies me
[16:07] <BrennonGuilbeau> I need some help trying to get my broadcom wireless internal card on my laptop to communicate with my router for wireless internet.  Can anyone assist?
[16:07] <Jihui_Choi> humm.. ﻿How to change the default keyboard layout in UCK?
[16:07] <unop> SockPants, how is the program calling your script?
[16:07] <h8red> is there a way to set my display resolution and refresh rate in terminal?
[16:08] <Barridus> Lasivian, well i can feel you there.  but netbooks was one of the primary goals of jaunty... heh.  well to each his own.
[16:08] <SockPants> unop: i don't know. i specify the path to the script in an xml conf file, and it runs it.
[16:08] <Barridus> i think hardy ran better than intrepid on mine anyways
[16:08] <lasivian_> Barridus, actyually most things work fine for me now
[16:08] <unop> h8red, yes, see xrandr
[16:08] <lasivian_> Barridus, the webcam worked at one time with ekiga, but has not worked in a long time
[16:08] <vigo> h8red: Yes, System>Prefs>Monitor settings
[16:08] <BrennonGuilbeau> Hello?
[16:08] <Barridus> maybe see if anything is in backports?
[16:08] <rosemayfears> i keep my 8.10 ubuntu updated to the latest...Do i still need or a reason to reinstall to 9.04???
[16:09] <h8red> no not on the gui
[16:09] <rhsanborn> I have disabled ACPI on boot because my laptop was hanging on boot. I had to continually hit buttons to force the system up. ACPI=off solved that, but I of course lose power control features like monitoring my battery life. This worked with 8.04. Any diea if there is a way to fix ACPI instead of shutting it off?
[16:09] <h8red> i need to be able to do it in terminal
[16:09] <h8red> if anyone can point me to the command i'd apprecite it
[16:09] <BrennonGuilbeau> Can anyone help me with my wireless internet issues?
[16:09] <lasivian_> Barridus, ifa modprobe does not give me a /dev entry how can I determine why?
[16:09] <unop> SockPants, debug your script .. introduce a line that creates a temp file and puts some text in it.    echo "$0 was called" > /tmp/test
[16:09] <gsls> ..
[16:09] <unop> SockPants, and see if /tmp/test is created
[16:09] <SockPants> h8red: read up, it was said
[16:09] <vigo> h8red: I think that is in the xorg.confg thing, but I am lousy at CLI
[16:10] <h8red> xrandr?
[16:10] <bolt_> lol
[16:11] <SockPants> unop: yep, /tmp/test is created and says the script path was called, yet the file did not move
[16:12] <Brucevdk> SockPants: pastebin the script
[16:12] <PerryArmstrong> vigo there??
[16:12] <Barridus> Lasivian, i'd guess prolly a kernel header maybe?  see if there's a backported kernel header in backports?  (just a stab in the dark but better than silence).  OH.  i remember reading the acer's webcam can actually be one of two different models.  that might explain why most everyone is saying "works out of box" yet your experience is a disaster.
[16:13] <Kattollikisd> how do I know if my desktop Pc is a 32 or 64bit?
[16:13] <etherz> Kattollikisd: whats its cpu?
[16:13] <rosemayfears> Kattollikisd, cat /proc/cupinfo
[16:13] <PerryArmstrong> i tried to upgrade to jaunty and i modified the sources.lst and i got this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/154126/
[16:13] <SockPants> unop: Brucevdk: http://sockpants.pastebay.com/10046
[16:13] <bolt_> lol love train
[16:14] <Kattollikisd> etherz, Intel Pentium 4 Cpu 2.80ghz
[16:14] <Brucevdk> SockPants: what is in "/usr/share/icecast2/conf/dumpfile.txt"?
[16:14] <lasivian_> Barridus, so what kind of notebook do you have?
[16:14] <etherz> so it doesnt have a model number (before they started using model numbers)
[16:15] <etherz> im pretty sure its 32bit
[16:15] <unop> SockPants,   http://sockpants.pastebay.com/10049
[16:15] <ewsubach> anybody know if going from wubi to seperate partition is easy?
[16:15] <etherz> what OS are you using?
[16:15] <unop> SockPants, sorry,  correction  http://sockpants.pastebay.com/10050
[16:16] <Kattollikisd> etherz, ubuntu 8.10
[16:16] <SockPants> Brucevdk: its a filename that gets updated with a timestamp. as i said, the script works when i execute it from the terminal ahhhhhhh maybe the program has no permission to cat the file. btw, the file says /mnt/downloads/stream_rec_1240153831.ogg
[16:16] <PerryArmstrong> i tried to upgrade to jaunty and i modified the sources.lst and i got this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/154126/
[16:17] <unop> !9.04 | PerryArmstrong
[16:17] <wers> is there a way to have SRS sound effects on Ubuntu?
[16:17] <etherz> Kattollikisd: oh, use cat /proc/cupinfo
[16:17] <etherz> *cpuinfo
[16:17] <FloridaGuy> is ubuntulooks engine the same as gtk2-engines-murrine.....cause in package manager i type in ubuntulooks....and get the other
[16:17] <Kattollikisd> etherz, what is that?
[16:18] <bolt_> grr bloddy linux
[16:18] <Kattollikisd> etherz, what is that? cat /proc/cupinfo?
[16:18] <SockPants> unop: i put that in, nothing changed
[16:18] <unop> SockPants, what's in /tmp/test now?
[16:18] <SockPants> oh
[16:18] <SockPants> mv: cannot move `/mnt/downloads/stream_rec.ogg' to `/mnt/downloads/stream_rec_1240154288.ogg': Text file busy
[16:19] <SockPants> it could be that the program using the file hasnt closed it yet, but thats why i put sleep 5
[16:19] <etherz> Kattollikisd: type cat /proc/cpuinfo into the terminal window
[16:19] <unop> SockPants, have you got /mnt/downloads/stream_rec.ogg open somewhere?
[16:19] <etherz> Kattollikisd: it will tell you the details of your cpu
[16:20] <SockPants> the program runs the script after a certain thing closes but only closes the file right after the script is run, so i put 'sleep 5' so that the file would be closed, but it seems it waits for the script to finish. how do i prevent this?
[16:20] <ajavid> I have a canon powershot, what do I have to do to get it working in linux
[16:21] <etherz> http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-how-to-find-if-processor-is-64-bit-or-not/
[16:21] <ajavid> seriously
[16:21] <bolt_> i hate it when that happens
[16:21] <dft> ajavid: fspot photo manager
[16:21] <ajavid> fspot? so aptitude isntall fspot?
[16:21] <ajavid> it will read my powershot canon digital camera and pull pics off of it?
[16:21] <dft> search for it in synaptic
[16:21] <ajavid> screw synaptic
[16:21] <ajavid> but ok, fspot
[16:22] <ajavid> word
[16:22] <dft> yeah, I use it with my SD700IS
[16:22] <dft> works like a charm
[16:22] <ajavid> sweet, you da man, thank you :)
[16:22] <StyXman> hi everybody. I'm trying to figure out the difference between updates and security. I seached the wiki and I couldn't find much. is there a link where I can read about it?
[16:22] <SockPants> the program runs the script after a certain thing closes but only closes the file right after the script is run, so i put 'sleep 5' so that the file would be closed, but it seems it waits for the script to finish. how do i prevent this?
[16:22] <bolt_> help
[16:22] <dft> ajavid: if you don't like synaptic, do an apt-cache search
[16:23] <lasivian_> how do I reload the modprobe blacklist without rebooting?
[16:23] <Kattollikisd> I put cat /proc/cpuinfo, and he show me this http://paste.ubuntu.com/154131/
[16:23] <bolt_> hi help me
[16:23] <deostroll> !java
[16:23] <dft> !ask bolt_
[16:23] <dft> !ask
[16:23] <dratefs> hi
[16:23] <Kattollikisd> etherz,  I put cat /proc/cpuinfo, and he show me this http://paste.ubuntu.com/154131/
[16:24] <bolt_> hi
[16:24] <SockPants> the program runs the script after a certain thing closes but only closes the file right after the script is run, so i put 'sleep 5' so that the file would be closed, but it seems it waits for the script to finish. how do i prevent this? unop, any ideas?
[16:24] <unop> SockPants, can you run a command from within your xml config? instead of calling the script?
[16:25] <StyXman> SockPants: don't repeat, please
[16:25] <bolt_> help me someone
[16:25] <bolt_> help me someone
[16:25] <dft> ajavid: my bad, look for f-spot
[16:25] <StyXman> bolt_: about what? I might missed it
[16:25] <dft> bolt_: !ask
[16:25] <unop> StyXman, it's ok to repeat - just as long as it's not too often.
[16:25] <dft> !ask
[16:26] <lasivian_> ok, how do I tell why modprobe is saying it's working yet something is not showing up in /dev?
[16:26] <etherz> Kattollikisd: Im pretty sure that means you have a 32bit cpu, someone else might want to check...
[16:26] <bullgard4> Is 'search localdomain' an appropriate entry instead of 'search mydomain.example
[16:26] <lasivian_> it's driving me nuts, something has to be failing and there has to be a way to see it, right?
[16:26] <StyXman> unop: he's asking each two minutes, but if it's ok with you... :|
[16:26] <jonaskoelker> no_mind, lasivian_: yay, the official build (3.0.8) is _snappy_
[16:26] <bullgard4> Is 'search localdomain' an appropriate entry instead of 'search mydomain.example' in https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/network-configuration.html?
[16:26] <unop> lasivian_, does modprobing the module you want actually create a /dev/ entry ?? because not all modules do ..
[16:27] <bolt_> linux fire alarm  controll  thing  does the moast annoying things ever
[16:27] <lasivian_> unop, it should, i'm doing "modprobe uvcvideo"
[16:27] <amikrop> Hello. If I upgrade now to the RC, will I get the final, official, stable release in 4 days just with daily updates? (apt-get update && apt-get upgrade)
[16:27] <lasivian_> but there is nothing in /dev related to the webcam
[16:27] <dft> bullgard4: its fine,
[16:27] <jonaskoelker> no_mind, lasivian_: thanks for the suggestion :)
[16:27] <bolt_> linux fire alarm  controll  thing  does the moast annoying things ever
[16:28] <bullgard4> dft: Thank you.
[16:28] <unop> bullgard4, it is reasonable
[16:28] <lasivian_> jonaskoelker, np
[16:28] <rump3l> @amikrop hmm.... apt-get dist-upgrade?
[16:28] <bolt_> linux fire alarm  controll  thing  does the moast annoying things ever plz help
[16:28] <bullgard4> unop: Ok.
[16:28] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  How do I make the mozilla-built firefox use plugins and extensions that are installed via apt?
[16:28] <bolt_> linux fire alarm  controll  thing  does the moast annoying things ever plz help
[16:28] <SockPants> unop: nope, i tried that. it'll only call the script.
[16:28] <lasivian_> jonaskoelker, it will automatically
[16:28] <amikrop> rump3l: Yeah, I mean, if I upgrade now to the RC, I will reach the final stable release just by doing apt-get update && apt-get upgrade every day?
[16:28] <bolt_> linux fire alarm  controll  thing  does the moast annoying things ever plz help
[16:28] <bolt_> linux fire alarm  controll  thing  does the moast annoying things ever plz help
[16:28] <bolt_> linux fire alarm  controll  thing  does the moast annoying things ever plz help
[16:29] <SockPants> unop: i made a script that calls the script with a &, but that didn't help
[16:29] <FloodBot1> bolt_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:29] <etherz> is anyone able to help me with my mdadm problem above, i dont want to lose 8tb of data!
[16:29] <jonaskoelker> lasivian_: no it won't :P
[16:29] <lasivian_> jonaskoelker, odd, does for me
[16:29] <jonaskoelker> lasivian_: or, if it will, how do I make it automatically do it? ;)
[16:29] <rump3l> @amikrop guess so
[16:29] <bolt_> linux fire alarm  controll  thing  does the moast annoying things ever plz help
[16:29] <lasivian_> oh, extensions via apt?I installed my firefox add-ons from inside firefox
[16:29] <chenno> bolt_: unless you define "linux fire alarm thing" as well as "annoying things" you wont get an answer
[16:29] <jonaskoelker> lasivian_: maybe you installed it differently from me?  I just untarbzed and ran
[16:29] <amikrop> rump3l: I guess so, too, but I would like to assure it :P
[16:30] <lasivian_> bolt_, geez, shutup, i've been here for hours trying to get a webcam working and not pissing people off, you expect immediate service from people you annoy? NOT going to happen
[16:30] <lasivian_> jonaskoelker, same
[16:30] <jonaskoelker> lasivian_: ain't dat inturestin...
[16:30] <lasivian_> jonaskoelker, 3.0.5 here tho
[16:31] <unop> SockPants, ok, try something like this.  http://pastebin.com/d7d87ee93
[16:31] <lasivian_> thought you said you had no add-ons?
[16:31] <jonaskoelker> lasivian_: I'm talking about plugins.  I have addons installed but disabled
[16:31] <ajavid> ugh
[16:31] <jonaskoelker> lasivian_: it finds my user-installed addons just fine, but not the system-installed ones
[16:31] <ajavid> dft, f-spot made in C#
[16:31] <jonaskoelker> nor the sys-installed plugins, and I don't have any user plugins
[16:31] <bolt_> i installed my fire alarm controll pannel remote controler for linux worked fine for 4 days and then it set the alarm of (repeating it self every 10 minutes)
[16:31] <lasivian_> yes, I don;t know about those i'm afraid
[16:31] <ajavid> dft, .NET
[16:32] <ajavid> dft, you suck ;)
[16:32] <jonaskoelker> lasivian_: how about plugins?  Does your firefox do flash/windows-video/quicktime/misc-crap?
[16:32] <bolt_> i installed my fire alarm controll pannel remote controler for linux worked fine for 4 days and then it set the alarm of (repeating it self every 10 minutes) this is getting annoying plz help
[16:33] <rafael> where do i report a lib repository 'bug' ? in the pack manager i can find all of the taoframework libs except tao.glfw, why ?
[16:33] <lasivian_> jonaskoelker, no, I cannot get adobe flash to work in the add-on version
[16:34] <jonaskoelker> lasivian_: ah
[16:34] <lasivian_> jonaskoelker, my suggestions would be to see if you can drop the mozilla files on top of the ubuntu ones and fool it
[16:34] <bolt_> i installed my fire alarm controll pannel remote controler for linux worked fine for 4 days and then it set the alarm of (repeating it self every 10 minutes) this is getting annoying plz help
[16:34] <zak_> waht command should i use to formata memory card .?
[16:34] <rump3l> @bolt_ you are getting annoying too :P
[16:35] <bolt_> what do i do then
[16:35] <lasivian_> bolt_, I have no desire to even lookup what you;re talking about because you keep spamming
[16:35] <lasivian_> bolt_, be patient
[16:35] <Brucevdk> !repeat | bolt_
[16:35] <Nasra> rump3l: don't kill him like that....
[16:35] <rafael> so who can i talk to about the libs in the packet manager ?
[16:36] <FloridaGuy> is there any themes for the clock on the gnome panel
[16:36] <rump3l> @nasra killall ?
[16:36] <zak_> waht command should i use to format on linux.?
[16:36] <Brucevdk> rafael: if you think it's an actual bug you can report it on Launchpad
[16:36] <etherz> bolt_: you need to provide more information, like which make and model of fire alarm
[16:36] <Brucevdk> !bugs | rafael
[16:36] <SockPants> unop: no luck. strangely, the logs of the program don't show it waiting for the script to finish before closing the file at all
[16:37] <eternal_> Question ? When loading a site with prochatrooms.com chat script my computer drops out every 2 or so mins. Only happens with this type of site. version 8.04 ubuntu
[16:37] <lasivian_> bolt_, it's also highly likely that nobody here is going to know much of anything about that system, we're very slow right now because it's sunday
[16:37] <rafael> Brucevdk: it's a missing lib from the collection
[16:37] <Nasra> rump3l:  no man
[16:37] <bolt_> it's  a gent fire alarm system
[16:38] <zak_> how to format my memory card ?i can delete any files fro mthat card ?
[16:38] <rafael> and there should be no reason why it's missing since it's point is to enable cross-os portability for opengl apps
[16:38] <lasivian_> bolt_, what packages did you install?
[16:38] <Brucevdk> rafael: if that's the case then that's a bug too (a packaging issue), if it doesn't have anything to do with non-free stuff that is
[16:38] <bolt_> ones on the cd
[16:38] <lasivian_> so this is proprietary software with the alarm system?
[16:38] <rafael> no, it's OS k will fill the bug report :\
[16:38] <agoole> I have a problem with my sound and modules (or maybe groups), how can I check if its setup right ?
[16:38] <bolt_> yh
[16:39] <zak_> what commad shall i use to delete all files in my memory card ?i can not delete them manually
[16:39] <Nasra> any1 know if I can get logitech to work with Ubuntu 8:10?
[16:39] <Nasra> webcam
[16:39] <bolt_> now what do i do
[16:40] <rosemayfears> zak_, where is your mem card mounted now?
[16:40] <agoole> !alsa
[16:40] <lasivian_> bolt_, most likely only Gent is going to be able to help you with this
[16:41] <etherz> bolt_: if it is propriety software you will do much better contacting the manufacturer.
[16:41] <bolt_> there it goes again
[16:41] <etherz> beaten :-(
[16:41] <zak_> rosemayfears: actually what i want to do is delete all files it s mounted in /dev/sdd
[16:41] <rosemayfears> rm -rf /mnt/sdd/*
[16:42] <rosemayfears> zak_, sorry...that's not the mount point...
[16:42] <lasivian_> zak_, /dev/sdd isn;t a mount point
[16:42] <bolt_> thats not a gent thing thats a wheelock message
[16:42] <bolt_> what do i do
[16:43] <jelly12gen> bolt_: for what/
[16:43] <bolt_> this annoying thing
[16:43] <chenno> bolt_: have you at least tried to start that app in a terminal to see if there's any error messaages or information?
[16:43]  * lasivian_ reads bolt_'s mind to see what he did and what is happening
[16:44] <bolt_> there is no errors
[16:44] <Brucevdk> lasivian_: :-)
[16:44] <lasivian_> bolt_, so all it does is make noise, no events, no logs, no errors?
[16:45] <bolt_> no just starts the app
[16:45] <SeySayux> can anyone please tell me why ubuntu is so laggy since i installed jaunty (clean install)?
[16:45] <bolt_> system normel
[16:45] <lasivian_> bolt_, "the app" detail, more detail
[16:46] <Brucevdk> !jaunty | SeySayux
[16:46] <SeySayux> join #ubuntu+1
[16:46] <bolt_> gent fire alarm pannel remote controll v 2.30
[16:46] <nadan> err where is the linux bootsector says i need to make a copy of it and name it something but i don't see a .bin in /boot
[16:46] <koko_> can u help me? how to configure the oracle10g xe on ubuntu?
[16:47] <lasivian_> bolt_, which is not something any of us can troubleshoot
[16:47] <lasivian_> bolt_, call gent
[16:47] <rosemayfears> nadan, boot sector is not a file
[16:47] <bolt_> they = £10  a minute= oh bugger
[16:47] <nadan> i'm trying to follow this site http://www.geocities.com/epark/linux/grub-w2k-HOWTO.html
[16:47] <nadan> Make a copy of the Linux boot sector onto a floppy or onto a FAT32 partition. We'll name this copy linux.bin.
[16:48] <lasivian_> bolt_, that's the breaks, how do you expect us to fix something none of us have access to?
[16:48] <Svish|Laptop> how can I find what encoding a file is in?
[16:48] <Svish|Laptop> text-encoding that is
[16:48] <Svish|Laptop> charset
[16:48] <lompfong> Svish|Laptop: file
[16:48] <bolt_> i have all acsess
[16:48] <ActiveFrost> Can anybody help me to install ffmpeg ( ubuntu 8.10 ) ?
[16:48] <Svish|Laptop> lompfong: file just says its a php script file
[16:48] <chenno> Svish|Laptop: try the 'file' command
[16:48] <Barridus> is there a command to deliberately trigger monitor power saving?
[16:49] <rhorstkoetter> hi all. I'm an openSUSE convert and I'd like to know if there's kinda build service functionality in Ubuntu as well. E.g. Gnome:Community allows to update certain packages to current versions not available in the standard repositories. So, e.g. if I'd like to install pidgin 2.5.5 in ubuntu intrepid, is there a community driven repo for it?
[16:49] <Skones> the "power" button
[16:49] <gizmo> lagging palu
[16:49] <Svish|Laptop> chenno: file just says its a php script file.
[16:49] <Lavagolemking> I'm looking for a recursive shred utility, to securely delete a couple of folders.
[16:49] <lasivian_> bolt_, my point is coming in here is like asking Microsoft to fix Adobe Photoshop, wrong place for the wrong thing
[16:50] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone tell me how to find out a process structure
[16:50] <chenno> Svish|Laptop: try iconv -f
[16:50] <bolt_> i see what you mean but £10 a minute for phone calls what the ......
[16:51] <lasivian_> bolt_, i'm sorry, that's not our problem
[16:51] <Svish|Laptop> chenno: it says that option f requires argument...
[16:51] <chenno> Svish|Laptop: try reading man iconv
[16:51] <bolt_> oh there it goes again
[16:51] <Lavagolemking> Nevermind, I found it.
[16:51] <lompfong> rhorstkoetter: arch linux has something like it. with ubuntu launchpad maybe
[16:52] <Svish|Laptop> chenno: it says that -f Converts characters from encoding. I just want to know what encoding it is in
[16:52] <rhorstkoetter> lompfong: launchpad means ppa repos?
[16:53] <lompfong> rhorstkoetter: im not sure. i never quite understood it. have a look https://launchpad.net/
[16:53] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone tell me whats a process structure in linux
[16:54] <rosemayfears> PerryArmstrong, read the source code
[16:54] <rhorstkoetter> I mean the ubuntu repos are HUGE but I'm always wondering about how you guys are running e.g. firefox3 under gutsy
[16:54] <agoole> !alsa
[16:54] <Guest64186> server/ irc.inet.tele.dk
[16:54] <rhorstkoetter> assuming you're using the package manager and no 3rd party resource bypassing synaptic
[16:55] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone tell me whats a process structure in linux
[16:55] <bolt_> oh there it goes again
[16:55] <bolt_> grr
[16:55] <rhorstkoetter> lompfong: will do
[16:55] <lasivian_> Needing someone with in-depth knowledge of webcams, mine no workie. details: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154084/ thanks
[16:55] <bolt_> great knowone knowes what to do
[16:55] <PerryArmstrong> rosemayfears; not exactly if i create a new process...i need to know the process structure
[16:56] <cd_> my laptop couldn't install ubuntu
[16:56] <chenno> Svish|Laptop: it depends on the encoding that is used to *interpret* the file. A file doesn't have an encoding per se
[16:56] <lasivian_> bolt_, no, sorry, we don;t know how to fix rare proprietary software
[16:56] <cd_>  some body could help me
[16:56] <lasivian_> bolt_, I suggest you turn off your speakers
[16:56] <Noq> What if I'm not able to have a cable connection during install of Ubuntu?
[16:56] <cd_> mp-bios bug 8254 timer not connected to io-apic　
[16:56] <cd_> the wrong
[16:57] <rhorstkoetter> could someone confirm that the ppa repos are the substitute for the openSUSE build service or is this assumption wrong
[16:57] <bolt_> great now its still doing the same thing]
[16:58] <Skones> bolt_: while the play-by-play is amazing, what are you talking about?
[16:58] <cd_> nobody help me ?!
[17:00] <bolt_> i need help whth this NOW
[17:00] <Brucevdk> bolt_: well you're in no position to make demands
[17:00] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong -> am not sure if what you are asking is about forking ?
[17:00] <chenno> bolt_: try strace
[17:01] <bolt_> wtf
[17:01] <chenno> bolt_: exactely
[17:02] <dingdong> Whats the easiest way to burn an Ubuntu CD from an ISO within ubuntu?
[17:03] <Skones> A cd burning burning program.
[17:03] <Skones> for starters
[17:03] <n8tuser> like k3b
[17:03] <lompfong> or wodim
[17:03] <gizmo> is there any software for proxyway in unbuntu?
[17:03] <dingdong> ok thx
[17:03] <Barridus> dingdong, just right click the .iso and select "write to disc"
[17:03] <bolt_> i want help (ya mum suck btw)
[17:03] <Barridus> can't get easier than that :p
[17:04] <gizmo> is there any software for proxyway in unbuntu?
[17:04] <cd_> .........................
[17:04] <Skones> bolt_: what do you need help with?
[17:04] <gizmo> anyone can help?
[17:05] <bolt_> i installed my fire alarm controll pannel remote controler for linux worked fine for 4 days and then it set the alarm of (repeating it self every 10 minutes) this is getting annoying plz help
[17:05] <daglees> I want the user list to appear as a side bar on X-Chat, any ideas?
[17:05] <Skones> un install it
[17:05] <Brucevdk> bolt_: that's because the fire department doens't like joo!
[17:05] <Barridus> daglees, xchat or xchat-gnome
[17:05] <lstarnes> bolt_: unfortunately, we don't know anything about software that you are using.  All I can recommend is shutting off the service that's doing that
[17:05] <mhall119> doesn't XChat default to having the user list as a sidebar?
[17:05] <daglees> xchat-gnome, sorry
[17:05] <Barridus> daglees, ditch xchat-gnome, use regular xchat.  trust me.
[17:05] <Nasra> bolt_: you keep repeating same thing all the time oh lol
[17:05] <daglees> there's a user list but it's temporary
[17:06] <adnc> hello, is anyone using paperbox? it behaves very strange here, i compiled different versions, but all the same
[17:06] <daglees> But isn't it commercial?
[17:06] <Barridus> daglees, no
[17:06] <papampam> Hi. I installed 9.04RC on my Presario CQ40-310AU (AMD Turion X2). Everything works except that there's no sound :( How do I get the sound back?
[17:06] <n8tuser> papampam -> please visit #ubuntu+1
[17:06] <Nasra> bolt_: do a google search about you problem or pastebin it somewhere
[17:06] <mhall119> papampam: using PulseAudio or Alsa?
[17:06] <bolt_> all i say is no i own a mall i matin things home and work
[17:07] <papampam> mhall119: Alsa
[17:07] <n8tuser> bolt_ -> hire a professional if you dont know what you are doing
[17:07] <gizmo> is there any software for proxyway in unbuntu?
[17:07] <Barridus> daglees, xchat windows is i think, xchat regular for linux is not.  it's also highly configurable (*looks at userlist sidebar*)
[17:07] <gizmo> anyone can help me here
[17:07] <Bsims{fs}> I am having problems with my new Microsoft comfort mouse 3000 not all of the buttons register with X... do I need to reboot first? the scroll wheel works but the thumb button and tilt do not work, they show up in xev
[17:07] <mhall119> papampam: have you tried pulse?
[17:08] <bolt_> oh shut up fire alarm
[17:08] <Skones> PulseAudio is swill
[17:08] <gizmo> no helper here?
[17:08] <gizmo> !proxyway
[17:08] <Skones> never try PulseAudio
[17:08] <gizmo> no helper in this channel?
[17:08] <gizmo> oh my god..in ubuntu no helper here..
[17:08] <n8tuser> gizmo -> what exactly are you trying to do? elaborate
[17:08] <Barridus> gizmo, relax.  community support.  if someone knew, they would have answered
[17:08] <lstarnes> gizmo: it is possible that nobody here right now knows anything about proxyway
[17:09] <bolt_> oh not again
[17:09] <gizmo> n8tuser, i want to hide my ip.but its hard to find in ubuntu...
[17:09] <Skones> gizmo: http://www.proxyway.com/
[17:09] <pyrofoam> can anyone here help me with connecting to wifi in ubuntu?
[17:09] <n8tuser> gizmo -> hide your ip? from whom?
[17:09] <n8tuser> gizmo -> look into tor perhaps?
[17:09] <gizmo> when im sufring n8tuser
[17:10] <gizmo> Skones, i already download the software but ubuntu not support it
[17:10] <mhall119> what does proxyway do, just use an anonymizing proxy?
[17:10] <gizmo> n8tuser, because my ip have been ban from some site
[17:10] <Barridus> gizmo, what do you mean not support it?
[17:10] <lstarnes> gizmo: why was your IP banned?
[17:10] <n8tuser> gizmo -> you do bad things thats why you are bad?
[17:10] <n8tuser> banned?
[17:10] <gizmo> n8tuser, no..i download movie without seeding..
[17:10] <LjL> gizmo: why do you think we'll help you get around a ban?
[17:11] <gizmo> i forget tu read the site rules.
[17:11] <Barridus> yeah, especially a bt leech :p
[17:11] <mhall119> gizmo: I see nothing on proxyways website about them supporting Linux
[17:11] <gizmo> LjL, dont you read my question ?scrool up..and then ask
[17:11] <lstarnes> gizmo: I would suggest that you contact the administraros of that site
[17:11] <LjL> gizmo: freeware movies? interesting, can you point me to information about that?
[17:11] <n8tuser> gizmo -> we dont want to assist in such endeavor
[17:11] <gizmo> n8tuser, you the one that asking..
[17:11] <Jihui_Choi> I can't install mplayer on 9.04 rc.
[17:11] <gizmo> n8tuser, can i change my ip proxy using ubuntu?
[17:11] <LjL> !piracy | gizmo
[17:12] <Barridus> yeah, sometimes life gives only one chance.  tough cookies, but them's the breaks.
[17:12] <n8tuser> gizmo we have to ask, so we can understand what you are up to
[17:12] <gizmo> thats why im telling you..
[17:12] <Jihui_Choi> when I enter sudo apt-get install mplayer.. then it can't find the package
[17:12] <gizmo> im not out of topic
[17:12] <mhall119> gizmo: "All versions of ProxyWay support Windows® Vista/XP/2003/2000/ME/98"
[17:12] <gizmo> mhall119, means linux not support?
[17:12] <Jihui_Choi> How shall I do to install mplayer?
[17:12] <gizmo> :(
[17:12] <n8tuser> gizmo -> we already advised you , we will not assist you in that kind of endeavor
[17:12] <cirkit> I have mysql and php 5.2.9 installed and loaded with apache2. Trying to access phpBB or any php content only shows a blank white screen. Apache error_log log only shows "PHP: Error parsing /etc/php/php.ini on line 171. Line 171 is an empty space, there are no other error entries which provided much help.
[17:12] <mhall119> gizmo: yes, that's what it mens
[17:12] <LjL> Jihui_Choi: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:13] <gizmo> mhall119, ok2..
[17:13] <Barridus> i've never seen a ratio p2p site that only offers Free content
[17:13] <Jihui_Choi> LjL, actually I'm making ubuntu iso. So I want to use only main repository address.
[17:13] <lasivian_> Needing someone with in-depth knowledge of why my webcam would not be detecting. details: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154084/ thanks
[17:13] <LjL> Jihui_Choi: then you will not find mplayer there, because it's not part of Main.
[17:13] <Jihui_Choi> ah.. really?
[17:14] <LjL> Jihui_Choi: mplayer is part of Multiverse.
[17:14] <pyrofoam> can anyone help me with connecting to my wifi?
[17:14] <sal_> salve a tutti
[17:14] <LjL> Jihui_Choi: codecs it uses may be patented. it cannot be inicluded in Main
[17:14] <LjL> !it | sal_
[17:14] <Jihui_Choi> LjL, Then.. Can't I add mplayer on my own distro?
[17:14] <mhall119> Jihui_Choi: you can use non-Main packages with an ISO
[17:14] <sal_> ok, sorry... hi all
[17:14] <LjL> Jihui_Choi: i don't know that.
[17:15] <sal_> where can I find a log of the updates?
[17:15] <LjL> sal_: package updates? /var/log/dpkg.log
[17:15] <Jihui_Choi> I knew about codec. most of codecs are restricted. so I won't include them.
[17:15] <ActiveFrost> I've installed ffmpeg and phpinfo shows that it's enabled BUT, it's not working ( I can do whatever I want from my console, but PHP will not let me to do anything ) - why ?
[17:15] <Jihui_Choi> However, what about mplayer?
[17:16] <sal_> perfect, thanks Ljl
[17:16] <q0s> hey guys. i am dialing up from my laptop over ppp (bluetooth) into internet. but everytime i am starting 'pon internet' ownership permissions in /var/lib/vnstat gets changed to root. does anyone which process this does?
[17:16] <LjL> Jihui_Choi: mplayer itself contains those very codecs. anyway, even if legal issues were not present, it would likely be in Universe, not in Main. Main only contains a small minority of all Ubuntu packages..
[17:16] <LjL> !repositories > Jihui_Choi    (Jihui_Choi, see the private message from ubottu)
[17:16] <Jihui_Choi> oh.. I see
[17:17] <mhall119> Jihui_Choi: you can enabled Universe and Multiverse in your distro and include those packages
[17:17] <Jihui_Choi> wow.. it's little complicated.
[17:17] <outbackwifi> !hi
[17:17] <mhall119> not really
[17:18] <Jihui_Choi> At first, I think I have to know the differece between main and universe and mutiverse -_-;
[17:18] <mhall119> Jihui_Choi: you making a LiveCD?
[17:18] <Morclye> I installed ATI Catalyst drivers and had a problem with poor performance when playing videos. I added option texturedvideoo on to xorg.conf and after reboot I got 'setting Advanced Power Management level to 0xfe (254) [OK]' and then screen turned all black. How can I fix this?
[17:18] <Jihui_Choi> Yes. for korean people :)
[17:18] <Jihui_Choi> Like this http://www.ubuntu.or.kr/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=3889
[17:18] <mhall119> then it's easy, you have your chroot directory already?
[17:18] <Jihui_Choi> yes. I use uck
[17:18] <mhall119> oh
[17:19] <Jihui_Choi> but uck doesn''t work well. so I use some scripts in uck
[17:19] <mhall119> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization <- use this instead of UCK
[17:19] <Jihui_Choi> BTW I can use choot
[17:19] <mhall119> Jihui_Choi: check the guide in the link above
[17:20] <mhall119> it will teach you how to customize your distro
[17:20] <Jihui_Choi> I knew that. I translated that document. :)
[17:20] <Jihui_Choi> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ko/LiveCDCustomization#gfxboot%20%EC%9D%98%20%EA%B8%B0%EB%B3%B8%20%EC%96%B8%EC%96%B4%20%EB%B3%80%EA%B2%BD%ED%95%98%EA%B8%B0
[17:20] <mhall119> oh, lol
[17:20] <Jihui_Choi> But there's still some questions.
[17:20] <adnc> noone using paperbox?
[17:20] <mhall119> then just add universe/multiverse to your /etc/apt/sources.lst, chroot, and apt-get install mplayer
[17:20] <AndyTim> I apologize is this is in a FAQ.  What's the desktop background a picture of?
[17:21] <applibox> Does somebody knows if it's possible to install ubuntu on a macBook Pro (17' last model) ?
[17:21] <LjL> Jihui_Choi: it's not complicated. Main is free packages maintained by the core Ubuntu developers. Restricted is non-free packages maintained by the core Ubuntu developers. Universe is free packages maintained by the community. Multiverse is non-free (or patent-encumbered or otherwise dubious) packages maintained by the community.
[17:21] <BonezAU> applibox, yes, as long as it has an intel processor, which it should
[17:21] <mhall119> AndyTim: which background?
[17:21] <Jihui_Choi> mhall119: I see. thank you for your help.
[17:21] <mhall119> Jihui_Choi: no problem
[17:21] <Guest77595> "you failed to identify in time...". What does that mean ?
[17:21] <demonist> whats the ubuntu equivalent of inittab?
[17:21] <mhall119> I used that guide to make www.qimo4kids.com it's very helpful
[17:21] <AndyTim> mhall119: That orange one that looks like a floor or a wall or a cave or I dunno what.
[17:22] <mhall119> it needs instructions for USplash though
[17:22] <Jihui_Choi> LjL, humm.. I understand. But I'd like to know whether I can include some package into my distro.
[17:22] <mhall119> AndyTim: which version of Ubuntu?
[17:22] <Jihui_Choi> anyway about mplayer, I think I can. :)
[17:22] <applibox> it's intel. no probs with drivers ?
[17:23] <demonist> whats the ubuntu equivalent of inittab?
[17:23] <AndyTim> mhall119: I thought it was the latest.  Unfortunately it's in the drive installing. :)
[17:23] <mhall119> AndyTim: if it's 8.10, it's an abstract Ibex
[17:23] <agoole> my sound has stopped working for some reason, can anyone point me in the right direction ?
[17:23] <Guest77595> How do i identify ?
[17:23] <lstarnes> Guest77595: /msg nickserv help identify
[17:23] <mhall119> AndyTim: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibex
[17:24] <Guest77595> thanks
[17:24] <AndyTim> mhall119: I was just about to.  Thanks. :)
[17:24] <LjL> Jihui_Choi: depens on your definition of "can". will you be sued for it? will your users be able to legally use it?
[17:24] <AndyTim> mhall119: Heheheheh.  An accidental Ibex, I would guess. :)
[17:24] <Bsims{fs1> I am having trouble setting up my optical mouse 3000 in firefox I it shows up correctly in Hal
[17:24] <hbekel> demonist: some obfuscated system called upstart
[17:24] <LjL> Jihui_Choi: but, you'd have to seek advice from a lawyer about such issues
[17:24] <mhall119> accidental?
[17:24] <palomer> what's the default font in ubuntu?
[17:25] <AndyTim> mhall119: Well it barely is an Ibex, so I'm guessing it wasn't created by a human, unless that human was really going for abstraction, like you say.
[17:25] <lasivian_> Needing someone with in-depth knowledge of why my webcam would not be detecting. details: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154084/ thanks
[17:25] <fosstux> Hi! Who of you uses an Intel i855GM graphics card with kubuntu 9.04?
[17:25] <s0101> Hi i am trying to login to a website but i cant it says i must have the latest version of firefox
[17:26] <mhall119> AndyTim: that's what they were going for.  8.04 had a stylized Heron for it's background
[17:26] <lstarnes> s0101: which version of firefox are you using?
[17:26] <s0101> 3.0
[17:26] <AndyTim> mhall119: Oh, ok.  Art it is, then.  Cool.  Thanks.  Seeya!
[17:26] <s0101> latest update
[17:27] <mhall119> s0101: probably just a bad Javascript detection script on the website
[17:27] <lstarnes> s0101: what's the version shown in help > about mozilla firefox?
[17:27] <s0101> http://pastebin.com/m5cec3
[17:28] <s0101> can i tell admin to change because it is my daughers fotboll club website and they dont have a big It department
[17:28] <s0101> what needs to be changed?
[17:28] <lstarnes> s0101: that pastebin entry is empty
[17:28] <s0101> sorry
[17:29] <s0101> http://pastebin.com/m5cec3fcc
[17:29] <Brucevdk> s0101: what's the website?
[17:29] <s0101> http://www.kallhallsff.se/
[17:29] <lstarnes> s0101: apparently it is looking for firefox 2.0
[17:30] <s0101> or higher
[17:30] <lstarnes> s0101: it might be checking the version string incorrectly
[17:30] <s0101> string version of firefox
[17:30] <s0101> ?
[17:30] <lstarnes> s0101: I was just able to access that site using 3.0.8
[17:31] <s0101> i can acces the site but the login in the top dosent work
[17:31] <s0101> we have user name and pass
[17:31] <s0101> thats when i get that message
[17:32] <q0s> hey guys. i am dialing up from my laptop over ppp (bluetooth) into internet. but everytime i am starting 'pon internet' ownership permissions in /var/lib/vnstat gets changed to root. does anyone which process this does?
[17:32] <[nrx]> Can someone possibly help me with a sound issue I have? When I play multimedia items on my laptop (any media player, including anything in firefox) the laptop will hang (only the mouse moves, nothing else works)
[17:32] <applibox> does someone actually experienced an ubuntu's install with a macbook pro 17' ?
[17:32]  * [nrx] is installed on a macbook
[17:33] <lstarnes> s0101: does that only happen with a correct username and password?
[17:33] <hbekel> lasivian_: on my system /dev/video0 is a link to /dev/v4l/video0 ... check if the latter exists, then you can use udev to create a similat symlink or tell your prog to use /dev/v4l/video0
[17:33] <s0101> they just sent me the correcy user name and  it works from windows
[17:33] <hbekel> *similar
[17:33] <lstarnes> s0101: which version of firefox do you have on windows?
[17:34] <devuser> hi there
[17:34] <s0101> lets bring it this way the admin dosent know anything about computers
[17:34] <devuser> Hi, I have a problem with Ubuntu 9.04 RC. I have a notebook MSI VR610 and external 22" screen connected to it. When I turn off the notebook screen and set resolution of the external screen to highest - recommended (1680x1050) the screen starts to waver, especially on the vertical edges of elements on screen. It looks like a tiny vertical sine wave. 
[17:34] <devuser> I can see that ATI graphic drivers are installed by defoult (Compiz runs automatically). 
[17:34] <devuser> What can I do to solve this problem? I would be extremely grateful for any help.
[17:34] <gumpert345> is there a good navigation software for ubuntu, that supports gps?
[17:34] <s0101> 3.0.8
[17:34] <[nrx]> Can someone possibly help me with a sound issue I have? When I play multimedia items on my laptop (any media player, including anything in firefox) the laptop will hang (only the mouse moves, nothing else works)
[17:34] <Brucevdk> s0101: but the one who built the website should know. Perhaps the admin could contact them.
[17:34] <applibox> nrx : i'm a newby on ubuntu. Must I expect a lot of hacks, or it works out of the box ?
[17:34] <lstarnes> s0101: I'm not sure if removing the version checks would be a good idea
[17:34] <[nrx]> applibox, works out of the box completely :)
[17:35] <marko-_-> applibox, it works out of the box
[17:35] <outbackwifi> s0101: it must be an actvex control
[17:35] <djzhan_> s0101
[17:35] <marko-_-> applibox, you will have to get used to a different OS, that all
[17:35] <[nrx]> applibox, only issue is the webcam, but they may have resolved that in the latest release
[17:35] <ashmew2> hi ppl
[17:35] <s0101> hm is that easy to fix?
[17:35] <ashmew2> how can i convert image files to mdf/mds ?
[17:35] <devuser> Hi, I have a problem with Ubuntu 9.04 RC. I have a notebook MSI VR610 and external 22" screen connected to it. When I turn off the notebook screen and set resolution of the external screen to highest - recommended (1680x1050) the screen starts to waver, especially on the vertical edges of elements on screen. It looks like a tiny vertical sine wave. I can see that ATI graphic drivers are installed by defoult (Compiz runs automatically). What can I d
[17:35] <lstarnes> s0101: it depends on how the site is set up
[17:35] <ashmew2> can someone tell me that pls ? :(
[17:36] <ashmew2> need to convert iso to mdf
[17:36] <outbackwifi> s0101: nope that works only under wndoze
[17:36] <s0101> should i tell him to fix version check and active x?
[17:36] <[nrx]> someone help me with an multimedia freezing the pc issue? :(
[17:36] <applibox> nrx, marko thanks. I'm going on ;-)
[17:36] <[nrx]> applibox, no problem :)
[17:36] <saarakura> Hi people.. any one can help me with this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1016184 ??
[17:36] <stan_> simple query
[17:37] <stan_> how to save in the wallpaper folder
[17:37] <stan_> its says i dont have the permissions
[17:37] <lstarnes> s0101: firefox doesn't use activex so the site itself likely doesn't use it.  If it does, then it would only be used for IE
[17:37] <siavash_> can someone help me with chainloading grubs?
[17:37] <stan_> ive sudod and right clicked to add the write capabilties
[17:37] <s0101> can they change that?
[17:37] <siavash_> I have kubuntu's grub installed on (hd0) and ubuntu's grub loaded on /dev/sda6
[17:37] <stan_> how to add wallpaper pics, cant save
[17:37] <lstarnes> s0101: it depends on the way the site is set up
[17:37] <demonist> why is ubuntu so gay, i mean, i set my display manager to kde, and these gnome processes still start
[17:37] <devuser> Hi, I have a problem with Ubuntu 9.04 RC. I have a notebook MSI VR610 and external 22" screen connected to it. When I turn off the notebook screen and set resolution of the external screen to highest - recommended (1680x1050) the screen starts to waver, especially on the vertical edges of elements on screen. It looks like a tiny vertical sine wave. I can see that ATI graphic drivers are installed by defoult (Compiz runs automatically). What can I d
[17:38] <s0101> ok
[17:38] <lstarnes> s0101: usually, yes
[17:38] <knulfine> testing
[17:38] <stan_> wallpaper issues
[17:38] <stan_> simple problem somebody help
[17:38] <stan_> simple wallpaper issue with crunchbang
[17:38] <siavash_> grub issues :(
[17:38] <stan_> IS ANYONE ELSE USING CRUNCHBANG!#!#!
[17:39] <lstarnes> stan_: not if you're using caps
[17:39] <outbackwifi> whats crunchbang
[17:39] <stan_> crunchbang is a distro
[17:39] <stan_> check it out its fucking awesome
[17:39] <stan_> the best out ive found
[17:39] <LjL> !language
[17:39] <outbackwifi> !caps| stan_
[17:39] <LjL> !offtopic
[17:39] <lstarnes> stan_: this channel supports ubuntu onlu
[17:39] <stan_> its ubuntu server based
[17:39] <lstarnes> *only
[17:39] <knulfine> when u use mkdir u need to write two sign before... this line or what... hopw someone knows which i mean... on which key do i find that?
[17:39] <LjL> !derivatives
[17:39] <stan_> OKAY OUTBACK ILL TRY
[17:39] <demonist> this channel is fucking annoying
[17:39] <stan_> BUT CRUNCHBANG IS GOOD SHIT
[17:39] <saarakura> plz people... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1016184 see this =/
[17:39] <LjL> !ops | stan_
[17:40] <[nrx]> someone help me with an multimedia freezing the pc issue? :(
[17:40] <stan_> DOES ANYONE KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT CRUNCHBANG OR NOT
[17:40] <lnSE> I have a bad sector in my hard disk. How can I check what file belongs to this sector?
[17:40] <stan_> THIS SHIT IS FUCKED IF ALL YALL USE LINUX AND DONT KNOW WHAT CRUNCHBANG IS
[17:40] <eth01> LjL: apostrophe trigger-happy
[17:41] <lstarnes> stan_: it doesn't matter.  this channel is about ubuntu and its official derivitaves only, not unofficial ones like crunchbang
[17:41] <outbackwifi> does anyone know how to ban this thng
[17:41] <knulfine> cpt caps lock and the shift crew are on the way
[17:41] <stan_> CRUNCHBANG IS UBUNTU BASED
[17:41] <knulfine> oO
[17:41] <stan_> ....
[17:41] <lstarnes> stan_: but it isn't ubuntu
[17:41] <jtaji> !derivatives | stabler
[17:41] <stan_> HAVE FUN WITH UBUNTU THEN LSTARNES
[17:41] <lasivian_> hbekel, on my system there is no video0 or v4l in /dev and I don;t know why
[17:41] <jtaji> stan_: see above
[17:41] <martineo> hi
[17:42] <outbackwifi> lasivian_: is there a video device?
[17:42] <eth01> gone.
[17:42] <eth01> ;)
[17:42] <lasivian_> outbackwifi, no
[17:42] <[nrx]> someone help me with an multimedia freezing the pc issue? :(
[17:42] <hbekel> lasivian_: hang on a sec...
[17:43] <outbackwifi> lasivian_: then why do you want these two in /dev ?
[17:43] <lasivian_> outbackwifi, I don't follow. I don;t know how to access the webcam
[17:43] <lasivian_> I have a physical camera, but no video devices showing in /dev
[17:44] <lnSE> Anybody?
[17:45] <outbackwifi> lasivian_: oh ok what is the camera make/model?
[17:45] <lasivian_> outbackwifi, it's built into the Acer Aspire One, one sec
[17:45] <vnkatesh> Hi guys, I need some help with PAM and authentication stuff on bash..
[17:46] <tj83_> Can someone tell me about a recently added factoid for ubottu? I am working on a bot for a different channel and have (i think) linked to ubottu's database for the encyclopedia plug, but to test, i need to know of a new addition to the data base to see if my bot will report the new info
[17:46] <tj83_> !jaunty > tj83_
[17:46] <LjL> tj83_: try asking in #Ubuntu-bots
[17:46] <lasivian_> outbackwifi, Acer Labs International M5608
[17:46] <odinsbane> Is there a way to get motherboard information about my computer?
[17:46] <odinsbane> via the command line.
[17:47] <jtaji> odinsbane: sudo lshw
[17:47] <tj83_> ty
[17:47] <outbackwifi> lasivian_: does this help --> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne
[17:47] <lasivian_> outbackwifi, no, all that says is "it works out of the box"
[17:48] <lasivian_> outbackwifi, I tried installing Easycam as well and it found nothing
[17:48] <lasivian_> lsmod and dmesg: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154084/
[17:48] <lasivian_> it acts like it's seeing something, but nothing shows up in /dev so i'm at a loss
[17:49] <lasivian_> it did work at once time so i'm 99.9% certain the hardware is fine
[17:50] <outbackwifi> lasivian_: did you turn it off in the bios?
[17:50] <lasivian_> there is no option for it in the very limited bios
[17:50] <lasivian_> I don't see a keyboard quick-key combo for it either
[17:51] <outbackwifi> lasivian_: i only have 2 eeepcs; not the aspire one
[17:51] <BiTo> ciao
[17:52] <lasivian_> outbackwifi, np, the main thing i'm trying to figure out is the unknown part of why i'm getting no error messages with modprobe :/
[17:52] <AndyTim> Sorry to come back so soon.  I had already partitioned my drive with EXT3 and swap partitions, then installed Ubuntu and chose the main EXT3 part. as /
[17:52] <AndyTim> The HDD boots to "j".  I am wondering which boot-loader Ubuntu uses on an HDD by default
[17:53] <lstarnes> AndyTim: grub
[17:53] <AndyTim> I can't seem to find any LILO, GRUB or EXTLINUX config-files.
[17:53] <AndyTim> lstarnes: Thanks.  So shouldn't I see a /boot/grub/ ?
[17:53] <lstarnes> AndyTim: look for /boot/grub/menu.lst
[17:53] <outbackwifi> lasivian_: do you have an LED to show its working lke on the eeepc?
[17:54] <AndyTim> lstarnes: Yup.  Ubuntu didn't install a /boot/grub/ dir.  Maybe because I didn't make a /boot partition?
[17:54] <lstarnes> AndyTim: I don't use a boot partition and I still have a /boot
[17:54] <AndyTim> lstarnes: I do have /boot, but no /boot/grub/
[17:54] <AndyTim> lstarnes: Ubuntu 8.10
[17:54] <lstarnes> AndyTim: what about a /boot/menu.lst or /boot/grub.conf?
[17:55] <geeksquad> how do i setup a static ip
[17:55] <AndyTim> lstarnes: Nope.  I have a few files in there, such as the kernel, but no subdirs.
[17:55] <AndyTim> geeksquad: ifconfig eth0 192.168.2.2
[17:55] <geeksquad> i am currently using dchp
[17:55] <AndyTim> geeksquad: 'man ifconfig'
[17:55] <xanderp> I recently upped one of my ubuntu's from 8.04 to 8.10, it's x64 with Nvidia card.  The area of the desktop icons where the text is displayed is all a solid color now. (I can see text sometimes if i click and click off of the icon text area, so the text is still there.  If anyone knows what this is and can point me to a good google search term it would be much appreciated.
[17:55] <lstarnes> AndyTim: I'm not sure what could be causing that
[17:56] <AndyTim> lstarnes: Craziness.  Wouldn't I find an initrd in there, too?  There seems to be a symlink in / for an initrd.img, but it doesn't resolve.
[17:56] <Gobby> What is the best dock closest to rocket dock? I have tried cairo dock. and AWN, lmk
[17:56] <outbackwifi> geeksquad: right click on network mgr icon, edit connections and create a new connection wth the static ip
[17:56] <lstarnes> AndyTim: was the installation process interrupted in any way?
[17:56] <AndyTim> lstarnes: Not that I know of.  It left me with a desktop an an icon for the main installed-to partition called "Installer".
[17:57] <AndyTim> lstarnes: I remember hearing some greeting music.
[17:57] <lstarnes> AndyTim: make sure you booted without the cd loaded
[17:57] <outbackwifi> AndyTim: it looks like the livecd boot is still up. you need to reboot from hdd
[17:57] <AndyTim> lstarnes and outbackwifi: Heheheh.  No, I chose to reboot, and removed the disc.
[17:58] <hajmola> after one of the last kernel updates i lost the ability to suspend...
[17:58] <Gobby> What is the best dock closest to rocket dock? I have tried cairo dock. and AWN, lmk
[17:58] <lasivian_> outbackwifi, no LED
[17:58] <lasivian_> brb
[17:58] <AndyTim> lstarnes outbackwifi: Basically I'm left without any GRUB config-file to use for reference for how to boot Ubuntu. :)
[17:58] <outbackwifi> AndyTim: theres no way youll get an installler icon
[17:58] <gimhalos> I know how to edit a single folder/file's permissions, but how would I go about changing it for all files and folders within that folder?
[17:58] <AndyTim> outbackwifi: I had that icon _before_ the reboot, after installation was complete.
[17:58] <outbackwifi> Lasivian: oh ok; does cheese work
[17:59] <yellow_> does anyone use vsftp with virtual user ? how do you limit the size of the ftp folders ?
[17:59] <deostroll> !system time
[17:59] <deostroll> !clock
[17:59] <outbackwifi> gimhalos: use recursive mode eg  chmod -R  777 *
[17:59] <penC> gimhalos: use either -r option of chown, or do a pipeline with find. like: find . -name \*.foo|xargs chmow g=
[18:00] <hbekel> outbackwifi: if there's no /dev/video0 no v4l prog will work for him
[18:00] <AndyTim> lstarnes outbackwifi: So do either of you happen to know which package I could re-install from the Ubuntu installation disc in order to get my /boot/grub/, etc.?
[18:00] <gimhalos> Ok, thanks
[18:00] <chris_> my bcm4312 wireless card is driving me nuts, can someone help me with it please?
[18:00] <outbackwifi> hbekel: i understand that
[18:00] <roadmap> chris_:  Broadcom + Linux = pain
[18:00] <roadmap> pain
[18:01] <roadmap> paaaaiiiiiinn
[18:01] <Flannel> deostroll: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/serverguide/C/NTP.html
[18:01] <roadmap> chris_:  Have you tried installing the Windows drivers with ndiswrapper?
[18:01] <BobPenguin> guise, how can I enable ssl on xchat?
[18:01] <Toubba> join #ubuntu
[18:01] <Barridus> anyone have any experience troubleshooting a persistently mounted windows shares?  it works fine, but i'm getting a delay on shutdown and i'm led to believe it is disabling networking before it is unmounting the share
[18:01] <sindhu> Where can I get help on ACPI ?
[18:01] <chris_> roadmap: I cant find any windows drivers to use for the life of me
[18:01] <roadmap> chris_:  Good question, I'm sure they exist somewhere :).
[18:01] <chris_> roadmap: the only package I can find is from the dell website, but they come in a single executable file only :(
[18:02] <Emile> Hey! I just installed Ubuntu 8.04 on my usb stick, but after the login screen it's stuck being orange.. anyone know what's wrong?
[18:02] <roadmap> chris_:  http://www.bioticaindia.com/bcm4312.html ?
[18:02] <deostroll> flannel: the problem more complicated. I've both winxp & ubuntu in my system
[18:02] <roadmap> chris_:  Let me know if thats useful.
[18:02] <chris_> roadmap: you need to register with them :(
[18:02] <deostroll> both show diff time
[18:02] <roadmap> chris_:  bugmenot.com ?
[18:02] <chris_> roadmap: Good idea, ill try it
[18:02] <greenie> Emile: how long did you let it sit ?
[18:02] <Flannel> deostroll: That's fine, and a known issue: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime?action=show&redirect=ChangeTimezoneHowto#Multiple%20Boot%20Systems%20Time%20Conflicts
[18:02] <roadmap> chris_:  http://www.bugmenot.com/view/bioticaindia.com jackpot
[18:02] <Emile> greenie: long enough, about an hour :)
[18:03] <Flannel> oops, deostroll https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime#Multiple Boot Systems Time Conflicts
[18:03] <Emile> greenie: when mounting the stick as a HDD in vmware boots the system
[18:03] <AndyTim> Could anyone do me a favour and give the vanilla 'kernel' line from their /boot/grub/grub.conf/menu.lst ?
[18:03] <greenie> Emile: have you used that usb stick to boot any OS before?
[18:04] <AndyTim> That should have read grub.conf OR menu.lst
[18:04] <Emile> greenie: backtrack is working fine
[18:04] <DsXack> please, help me... in gdm on laptop of my friend don't write login in english languadge... is write in russian... but her login in english... sorry for my english - i am russian
[18:05] <roadmap> !ru
[18:05] <lasivian_> why would I get this: root@laspire:/home/lasivian# dmesg | grep uvc
[18:05] <lasivian_> [   27.936452] usbcore: registered new interface driver uvcvideo
[18:06] <lasivian_> but yet still no /dev video device?
[18:06] <DsXack> roadmap: humans form #ubuntu-ru don't answer on my qwestion
[18:06] <roadmap> I imagine its night time in russia...
[18:06] <newtothis> hello
[18:07] <AndyTim> DsXack: Maybe you can get into something of a "control panel" style area and search for icons looking like languages.
[18:07] <Mike94287> I'm getting a new computer soon but I don't want to have to reconfigure it all to be like my old one. Is there a way I can just copy my current programs, themes, and everything over to a new computer?
[18:07] <lasivian_> what is the newest kernel for 8.10?
[18:07] <AndyTim> Mike94287: I like 'rsync'
[18:08] <Flannel> !cloning | Mike94287
[18:08] <greenie> Emile: and you said that when you mnt in Vmware it boots up, which means the iso is good and you said that you've got it to boot Backtrack which means the Usb stick is good. Idk
[18:08] <DsXack> AndyTim: i don't logining in gdm.. and don't access to "control panel"
[18:08] <Flannel> info linux-image-generic | lasivian_
[18:08] <Flannel> !info linux-image-generic | lasivian_
[18:09] <lasivian_> thanks
[18:09] <gizmo> ssh_exchange_identification: read: Connection reset by peer<--what is this ?i find it when i open ssh in terminal
[18:09] <jacoblyles> My power went off in middle of running a long program in eclipse, now eclipse won't start. It exits with an error message. I tried removing and adding eclipse again with add/remove programs. Didn't work. Any ideas?
[18:09] <AndyTim> DsXack: Maybe there's a language specified in your /boot/grub/grub.conf or /boot/grub/menu.lst.  Try pressing Control-Alt-F2
[18:09] <lasivian_> Flannel, is there a simple way to upgrade that?
[18:09] <Flannel> lasivian_: To what?
[18:10] <Emile> Hey! I just installed Ubuntu 8.04 on my usb stick, but after the login screen it's stuck being orange.. anyone know what's wrong?
[18:10] <hbekel> jacoblyles: what's the error message?
[18:10] <AndyTim> Emile: Maybe it's just slow?  Does your USB stick have a light?
[18:10] <lasivian_> apt-get upgrade is only saying my flash should be upgraded, but i'm using 2.6.27-7
[18:10] <Emile> AndyTim: that's definitly not the problem
[18:10] <Lighttitan> I have Xubuntu installed, how do I get it to open Mplayer instead of totem by default when I put in a movie?
[18:10] <DsXack> AndyTim: yesterday all works... we are installing ubuntu 9.04...but we save /home from ubuntu 9.04
[18:11] <gizmo> ssh_exchange_identification: read: Connection reset by peer<--what is this ?i find it when i open ssh in terminal <--any helper can help me now!
[18:11] <AndyTim> Nobody can help me out with their vanilla 'kernel' line from their GRUB config-file?
[18:11] <jacoblyles> hbekel: it's long. Basically "JVM terminated. Exit code =1" followed by all my configuration options
[18:11] <droid7> does java & flash work well in 64bit?
[18:11] <chris_> roadmap: no, the bugmenot logins dont work, and several of them are merely warnings that the site is bad anyway :( I guess I can try finding another laptop that comes with the chip and get the drivers from the manufacturers website
[18:11] <jacoblyles> hbekel: does this channel have a pastie?
[18:11] <roadmap> chris_:  the dell EXEs extract out into the driver INF files
[18:11] <lstarnes> gizmo: "connection reset by peer" means that either whatever you connected to or something between you and it reset the connection
[18:12] <roadmap> chris_:  I know that for a fact
[18:12] <hbekel> jacoblyles: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com
[18:12] <AndyTim> Emile: Well you could try pressing Control-Alt-F2.
[18:12] <Lighttitan> droid7, flash seems to be rather flaky in 54 bit... java is ok
[18:12] <Flannel> lasivian_: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[18:12] <lstarnes> jacoblyles: paste.ubuntu.com
[18:12] <droid7> Lighttitan: thanks
[18:12] <Bman> hi
[18:12] <lasivian_> Flannel, thanksd
[18:12] <roadmap> chris_:  if you can get the dell drivers, extract them (im sure Wine can do it or if you have a windows machine present it can do it too)
[18:12] <Bman> got a question
[18:12] <gizmo> lstarnes,  can it resolve?
[18:12] <AndyTim> DsXack: I'm sorry I don't know.  I can't even boot Ubuntu.
[18:12] <Bman> i need to connect to this server: irc.barafranca.com
[18:12] <DsXack> AndyTim: yesterday all works... we are installing ubuntu 9.04...but we save /home from ubuntu 8.10
[18:12] <n0wje> Can anyone help me with an ess solo-1 ISA souncard in ubuntu 8.04 setting it up on old box.
[18:12] <roadmap> chris_:  they'll go to C:\dell\ on a windows computer, but itll have everything you need (or should)
[18:12] <lstarnes> gizmo: it depends on what is causing it
[18:12] <jacoblyles> hbekel:http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154181/
[18:12] <mxboy15u> i have a dumb question, how do i delete a file from a thumb drive? it is just not obvious to me
[18:12] <Lighttitan> I have Xubuntu installed, how do I get it to open Mplayer instead of totem by default when I put in a movie?
[18:13] <penC> !info automate | pyen
[18:13] <DsXack> AndyTim: sorry for my error
[18:13] <AndyTim> mxboy15u: The 'rm' command, perhaps.
[18:13] <chris_> roadmap: i have one .exe package, if i install them in wine you think i will find them in the installed folders then?
[18:13] <gizmo> lstarnes, should i clear the ssh identification?
[18:13] <Bman> irc.barafranca.com  ==> i need to connect here, i'm using the GNOME irc client of ubuntu, but i can't find where to do that..
[18:13] <roadmap> chris_:  if i remember correctly yes
[18:13] <mxboy15u> is there a way to to it graphically?
[18:13] <roadmap> chris_:  I've gone through broadcom hell before
[18:13] <AndyTim> Fine.
[18:13] <roadmap> chris_:  the dell exe should extract out nicely
[18:14] <firian> can someone help me with amarok preconnect commands
[18:14] <chris_> roadmap: ok I'll give it a shot - thanks very much :)
[18:14] <roadmap> chris_:  no problem :) I hope it works. If anything I'd advise to stay away from broadcom if at all possible
[18:14] <hbekel> jacoblyles: have you tried deleting/renaming any eclipse related dotfiles or folders from your home directory?
[18:14] <Bman> irc.barafranca.com  ==> i need to connect here, i'm using the GNOME irc client of ubuntu, but i can't find where to do that..
[18:14] <ienorand> mxboy15u: mark it then press delete... Then you might have to view hidden files and remove .Thrash as well...
[18:14] <mxboy15u> ok thanks
[18:15] <mxboy15u> it seems to be opening the volume read only
[18:15] <mxboy15u> that is my problem
[18:15] <chris_> roadmap: the silly thing is that this machine is available from dell with ubuntu preinstalled, but if you buy it with windows on and then replace it with ubuntu instead you get wireless hell. Its ridiculus
[18:15] <ienorand> mxboy15u: usb stick? that's odd...
[18:15] <martinix_> Hi All, could anyone give me a hand copying a complete system to another machine?
[18:15] <Omen> anyone use globalmenu?
[18:15] <roadmap> chris_:  I imagine dell preconfigures the wireless with ndiswrapper using the windows broadcom drivers
[18:15] <jacoblyles> hbekel: should I uninstall eclipse as well, or just try that?
[18:15] <lasivian_> why would "uname -a" show "2.6.27-7-generic #1 SMP Tue Nov 4 19:33:20" yet doesn;pt say my kernel can be updated?
[18:16] <homy> Hi! Can I somehow easily position two windows side by side so that all space is used?
[18:16] <hbekel> jacoblyles: i don't think uninstalling eclipse will help
[18:16] <chris_> roadmap: you have no faith in either wl or b43 drivers then?
[18:16] <hbekel> jacoblyles: probably your user config files are corrupt
[18:16] <roadmap> chris_:  as far as Iknow they havent worked for years
[18:16] <roadmap> chris_:  its pretty much hit or miss, ndiswrapper seems to be your best bet
[18:16] <Lighttitan> I have Xubuntu installed, how do I get it to open Mplayer instead of totem by default when I put in a movie?
[18:17] <mxboy15u> i am not sure how to change its permissions
[18:17] <chris_> roadmap: ok, thats usefull info. TBH, in years of wireless problems with different chips, ive never got a single machine to work wirelessly without ndiswrapper
[18:17]  * chris_ weeps
[18:17] <Emile> Hey! I just installed Ubuntu 8.04 on my usb stick, but after the login screen it's stuck being orange.. anyone know what's wrong?
[18:17] <mr_daniel> I hope someone with good bash and make skills can help me to answer what is the purpose of '@$<' ?
[18:17] <jacoblyles> hbekel: it boots now, but it looks like I will have to redo all my settings. Thanks! It works, and that's the important thing.
[18:18] <unop> mr_daniel, doesn't look like bash .. can you show us the line that has this?
[18:18] <roadmap> chris_:  I've been lucky. Back in the olden days of yore, my laptop ran ipw2200 and it was unsupported or barely working with Linux at the time, thus ndiswrapper came into play.
[18:18] <firian> can someone help me configure my mp3 player with amarok
[18:18] <chris_> roadmap: lol
[18:18] <roadmap> chris_:  years later, ipw2200 not only works flawlessly but is probably one of my favorite chipsets (aside from atheros) to use on Linux
[18:18] <mr_daniel> it can be found in this Makefile on line 29 http://rafb.net/p/OS1TDx80.html
[18:18] <homy> I'm not sure, cause I never tried windows 7 beta, but I think they have something like this: easily arranging two windows side by side to fill the whole screen. Is there something like this in ubuntu (gnome or kde)?
[18:19] <chris_> roadmap: speaking of atheros, im a bit confused because dell seems to have provided me with atheros drivers
[18:19] <mdgeorge1> hello
[18:19] <hbekel> jacoblyles: np... your user config files were corrupted, so reconfiguring is probably the easiest option
[18:19] <chris_> roadmap: but i entered the serial no of the machine so its unlikely that it wrongly identified it
[18:19] <Cre> Hello all
[18:19] <roadmap> chris_:  I've been lucky though, most wireless chipsets I have are supported natively by linux out of the box. Broadcom has been the only nightmare I've encountered and I've found it more beneficial to just avoid them (even if I have to buy a new wifi card)
[18:19] <mdgeorge1> I recently installed ubuntu on my new mac mini, and I'm having a whole bunch of small annoying problems.  can anyone help?
[18:20] <chris_> roadmap: netgear and realtek chips have wasted hundreds of hours of my life
[18:20] <Barridus> can someone explain what a symlink is in this advice i found?  "i created a script named it "S38umount-cifs" and placed it in /etc/init.d/ with a symlink in /etc/rc6.d/ and that works just great."
[18:20] <mdgeorge1> the most annoying one is that when I'm playing games fullscreen, they randomly lose focus, and stop accepting keyboard/mouse input
[18:21] <hbekel> Barridus: man ln
[18:21] <mdgeorge1> not a showstopper, but annoying
[18:21] <Barridus> hbekel, ?
[18:21] <Lighttitan> How do I set movies to open up with Mplayer by default instead of totem?
[18:21] <roadmap> chris_:  I think i've had decent success with realtek
[18:21] <unop> mr_daniel, have a look here http://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/make.html#Automatic-Variables  if you don't find it here, try asking in #workingset
[18:21] <chris_> roadmap: i installed the dell drivers in wine but they are atheros - are broadcom and atheros related? if not why has dell given me thiese drivers when lspci clearly identifies the card as broadcom?
[18:21] <Rafik> hi, who knows a software for a pc-to-phone call (using the modem of course..) ?
[18:21] <hbekel> Barridus: read the manpage for the 'ln' command by typing 'man ln' in a terminal
[18:21] <unop> mr_daniel, FYI, makefiles are not written in bash
[18:22] <mdgeorge1> also, I can't use the virtual terminals (ctrl+alt+fn) because all of my keyboard input gets doubled.  I.e. when I type mdgeorge to login, I see mmddggeeoorrggee
[18:22] <mr_daniel> ok, thank you unop
[18:22] <ienorand> mxboy15u: let's try this, open up a terminal and use the command "df" now you should see one line with something mounted  on /media/disk, probablt at the end... notice the "device" section of that line, what does it say?
[18:22] <roadmap> chris_:  I think you picked the wrong drivers... ?
[18:22] <Barridus> dear lord
[18:23] <chris_> roadmap: but i entered the serial no of the laptop on the dell site - it suggested these drivers based on the serial no, this is ridiculus, if the manufacter doesnt know whats in the machine how on earth are we supposed to
[18:23] <mxboy15u> paul@paul-laptop:~$ df
[18:23] <mxboy15u> Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
[18:23] <mxboy15u> /dev/sda1             72090684   4886712  63541960   8% /
[18:23] <mxboy15u> tmpfs                  1026096         0   1026096   0% /lib/init/rw
[18:23] <mxboy15u> varrun                 1026096       224   1025872   1% /var/run
[18:23] <mxboy15u> varlock                1026096         0   1026096   0% /var/lock
[18:23] <mxboy15u> udev                   1026096       156   1025940   1% /dev
[18:23] <mxboy15u> tmpfs                  1026096        92   1026004   1% /dev/shm
[18:23] <mxboy15u> lrm                    1026096      2392   1023704   1% /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/volatile
[18:23] <mxboy15u> /dev/sdb1              2011268    402768   1608500  21% /media/disk
[18:23] <hbekel> Barridus: symlink is a symbolic link, that is a "file that points to another file"
[18:23] <roadmap> !pastebin
[18:23] <chris_> mxboy15u: watch out
[18:23] <unop> mxboy15u, don't paste here ..
[18:23] <unop> Barridus, a symlink is a file that points to another
[18:23] <mxboy15u> whoops did I do something wrong?
[18:23] <Barridus> yes
[18:23] <DaemonLee> Aight. Question. How can I make Transmission goto default or something along those lines?
[18:23] <Flannel> mxboy15u: Please use the pastebin.  Don't paste in teh channel.
[18:23] <exodus_ms> mxboy15u, check your pm from ubottu
[18:24] <thiblahute> Hi, I am using jaunty and openoffice 3 then, but
[18:24] <thiblahute> I can't save as docx, is it normal?
[18:24] <Lyth> Anyone know of any open source animation software?
[18:24] <Barridus> !paste|mxboy
[18:24] <Lyth> Thiblahute: Yup
[18:24] <ienorand> mxboy15u: use pastebin, to paste text and then just send the link
[18:24] <bundyc1> how to cnfigure grub to boot windows 7 ?
[18:24] <charles_> DaemonLee: "goto default"?
[18:24] <Brucevdk> Lyth: there is Blender but the learning curve is quite high
[18:24] <thiblahute> Lyth: why? under windows, openoffice save as docx
[18:24] <thiblahute> *...
[18:24] <Lyth> That's for 3-d animation. I mean like 2d flas type animation
[18:25] <Lyth> Thiblahute oh, nevermind. I didn
[18:25] <Lyth> t know
[18:25] <mxboy15u> http://paste.ubuntu.com/154184/
[18:25] <DaemonLee> charles_, Yeah. I kinda made a boo-boo with Transmission and now I need to reset it somehow or reinstall it while removing conf files.
[18:25] <keres> Brucevdk: recommend ac3d over blender, it works in linux too. not free though.
[18:25] <mxboy15u> how do I point an IM at someone the way you do to me?
[18:25] <Lyth> Bruce, I don't want 3d animation
[18:25] <lstarnes> mxboy15u: like this?
[18:25] <DaemonLee> I told it to use port 80, and now it's tossing errors at me.
[18:25] <LjL> !tab | mxboy15u
[18:25] <Lyth> I meant 2d animation, like flash type things
[18:25] <charles_> DaemonLee: I don't understand the question
[18:26] <charles_> DaemonLee: but if you're trying to reset the defaults, you could either delete or edit ~/.config/transmission/settings.json
[18:26] <Brucevdk> keres: I would rather not recommend something non-free :-)
[18:26] <ienorand> mxboy15u: so from that we see that your usb is mounted in the folder /media/disk, now do "ls -l /media/disk" to see the permissions read/write etc. of it
[18:26] <Barridus> hbekel, ok starting to understand.  perhaps that snipped of advice i c/p'ed does not contail all the info i need.
[18:26] <exodus_ms> Lyth, http://icehot.wordpress.com/2009/01/19/the-best-ubuntu-video-editors/  or look at stopmotion
[18:26] <Lyth> Thanky ou.
[18:26] <LjL> thanky-o!
[18:27] <temoto> Hello. what must be in /etc/hostname? I mean difference like  temoto-mobi   or   temoto-mobi.lan?
[18:27] <Lyth> Any open source flash animators? I don't want video editors.
[18:27] <Barridus> hbekel, oh wait.  the snippet was "and named it "S38umount-cifs" and placed it in /etc/init.d/ with a symlink in /etc/rc6.d/ and that works just great."  should i create a dummy file symlinked to this umount-cfs script?
[18:27] <ienorand> mxboy15u: sorry, that should've been only ls -l /media
[18:27] <chris_> roadmap: im downloading them from the compaq site now instead, see if they make a better job than dell at associating the correct driver with the right machine
[18:27] <Barridus> dummy file in /etc/rc6.d *
[18:27] <mifune> hello
[18:27] <mxboy15u> http://paste.ubuntu.com/154189/
[18:27] <Brucevdk> Lyth: what if it turns out there isn't?
[18:28] <metalfan_> hi
[18:28] <mxboy15u> !tab ienorand is this how this works?
[18:28] <Lyth> Brucevdk: Isn't what?
[18:28] <mxboy15u> apparently not lol
[18:28] <metalfan_> how can i search for packages that contain the file "libgtk-1.2.so.0"           libgtk1.2-common didnt solve the problem
[18:28] <Brucevdk> Lyth: that there isn't an open source 2d animation application a la Flash?
[18:28] <LjL> metalfan_: http://packages.ubuntu.com
[18:28] <Lyth> I don't understand the question.
[18:28] <Brucevdk> Lyth: what if there isn't, what would you do then?
[18:29] <Lyth> Find an SVG animator or inkscape plugin, why?
[18:29] <exodus_ms> Lyth, I don't about flash animators seem to be mostly aplaha? maybe this --> http://www.synfig.com/
[18:29] <hbekel> Barridus: from that snipped i conclude that someone wanted to umount a cifs at shutdown, so he created a script in /etc/init.d and made a link to /etc/rc6.d to make the sysvinit init system run it at shutdown
[18:29] <Brucevdk> Lyth: just wondering
[18:29] <Lyth> ah
[18:29] <Lyth> Anyone know of an Inkscape plugin for SVG animation
[18:29] <hbekel> Barridus: what is it you want to do, anyways?
[18:29] <mxboy15u> ionorand i sent you a PM
[18:29] <pteague> how do i make a window no longer be forced to be at full screen?
[18:29] <ienorand> mxboy15u: hmm, that actually seems ok...
[18:29] <Barridus> hbekel, exactly what you guesse
[18:29] <Barridus> d
[18:30] <Lyth> Synfig seems like what I want, thank you
[18:30] <musa> hi to all
[18:30] <exodus_ms> Lyth, they changed the site to http://synfig.org
[18:30] <Lyth> Is there a way to right click-start terminal here
[18:30] <Lyth> I know
[18:30] <chris_> roadmap:  in the installation folder there are several .inf files, how do i know which to use? some of them have 64 in the name, does it make a difference if i use the 32 bit or the 64bit windows drivers? (im using ubuntu 64bit)
[18:31] <Chrystallic> I'm actualøy confused now.. I got an message. "your computer has been booted 22 times, without being checked. Check forced."   when the check began I got a message that the automatic check had been corrupted. and suddenly ubuntu uninstalled itself...
[18:31] <roadmap> chris_:  I think you should try the 32bit first.
[18:31] <LjL> Chrystallic: ... uninstalled itself?
[18:31] <Brucevdk> Lyth: you mean in Nautilus? If so nautilus-open-terminal is one way.
[18:31] <Lyth> sweet, thanks
[18:32] <BladeNBrocade> uninstalled itself due to u skipping fsck?
[18:32] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[18:32] <hbekel> Barridus: so what's your problem, then?
[18:32] <chris_> roadmap: OK. Im just installing them all for now and hoping that eventually ndiswrapper -l will associate one of them with my card (by stating device present)
[18:32] <pteague> how do i mess with window behavior settings?
[18:32] <roadmap> haha :)
[18:32] <roadmap> chris_:  I wish you luck
[18:32] <Brucevdk> pteague: send them to a training camp
[18:32] <Chrystallic> LjL: well the computer restarted and suddenly I didn't have 2 OS. only vista. and when I checked my disk I had no folder named "ubuntu"
[18:32] <chris_> roadmap: it doesnt help that this machine has no wireless light so i never know if the wireless is enabled or not
[18:32] <Barridus> hbekel, my network processes are terminated on shutdown before shares umounted.  so yes.  i just want to be sure i am understanding which direction i am symlinking this.  so i create a script whatever.sh and put it in /etc/init.d/, then create a 2nd file in /etc/rc6.d/ and symlink to the file in init.d?  or the reverse?
[18:32] <roadmap> chris_:  that would be a problem
[18:33] <pilif12p> I have a question.
[18:33] <musa> مرحبا للجميع
[18:33] <chris_> roadmap: do you know of any other way of knowing if the wireless is enabled or not? via cli or something?
[18:33] <musa> هل من متكلم بالعربية
[18:33] <pteague> Brucevdk: funny...  how do i make a window not be forced to full screen?  in kde i'd go into system settings -> window behavior -> window-specific & could modify a rule
[18:33] <Chrystallic> and Blade I didn't skip the fsck, i got a error message and the computer restarted, and I didn't have ubuntu installed anumore
[18:33] <LjL> !arabic | musa
[18:33] <roadmap> chris_:  if no device is intiially present, once it finds it i imagine a device should show up under iwconfig
[18:33] <pilif12p> How do i use a windows printer(one hooked up to a windows computer, as network) on ubuntu
[18:34] <pilif12p> print from ubuntu to windows
[18:34] <millertimek1a2m3> does anyone know how to install kiba-dock on 8.10?
[18:34] <Brucevdk> pteague: thanks, I'll be here all night. Anyways I think you might have to use Devil's Pie in this case.
[18:34] <hbekel> Barridus: cd /etc/rc6.d; ln -s ../init.d/whatever.sh number-whatever.sh
[18:34] <geiseri> hi, i am having a problem installing ubuntu into a chroot, so i can put the install into a VM, is there any way to prevent services from starting until i get them into the VM?
[18:34] <chris_> roadmap: ok ill try iwconfig. I installed all the ndiswrapper drviers but none detect my card as being associated with it :(
[18:35] <Brucevdk> pteague: but I'm a Metacity guy so not sure what road to take if you're using Compiz
[18:35] <hbekel> Barridus: the numbers of the symlinks in /etc/rc6.d determine the order in which the scripts are called
[18:35] <chris_> roadmap: does ndiswrapper have to be loaded into the kernel in order to detect a relevant card?
[18:35] <Chrystallic> so I am just finished reinstalling ubuntu on the computer, and now I'm pissed because I've lost alot of music, and anime...
[18:35] <LjL> pilif12p: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsXPPrinter
[18:35] <pilif12p> okay
[18:35] <chris_> roadmap: ie do i need to do modprobe ndiswrapper before running ndiswrapper -l in order to get accurate results?
[18:35] <pilif12p> its vista
[18:35] <haitiankid4lyf> need help getting a bluetooth dongle to work with my ubuntu
[18:35] <pilif12p> can i use those?
[18:35] <roadmap> chris_:  wget http://nicolas.bonifas.free.fr/inspiron/bcmwl5.sys and wget http://nicolas.bonifas.free.fr/inspiron/bcmwl5.inf
[18:35] <roadmap> or just save them somehow
[18:35] <xangua> Chrystallic: you should have made a copy of your files
[18:36] <roadmap> those are the drivers you need
[18:36] <pilif12p> okay
[18:36] <roadmap> :) try that
[18:36] <xangua> why do you reinstall Ubuntu Chrystallic ¿
[18:36] <roadmap> chris_:  as for the order of operations, I dont remember off the top of my head
[18:36] <Barridus> hbekel, ok that's golden info.  definitely some of the context i was missing
[18:36] <chris_> roadmap: OK thanks, ill just try those drivers
[18:36] <roadmap> chris_:  I know those drivers work :)
[18:37] <Chrystallic> xangua: because of an error while I should perform a fsck. and instead of a usual fsck, I got a error and ubuntu suddenly uninstalled itself
[18:37] <TopBunny88> millertimek1a2m3: here is a how to for you http://wawan-kurniawan.web.id/install-kiba-dock-in-intrepid-ibex/
[18:37] <chris_> roadmap: excellent :D
[18:37] <fore__> can someone tell me what file is executed when the log in screen appears i am running synergy and i need synergy to start when the login screen does
[18:37] <chris_> roadmap: iwconfig doesnt recognise any wireless devices - states no wireless extensions on three different interfaces :(
[18:37] <roadmap> chris_:  http://fedoranews.org/mediawiki/index.php/How_To_Install_Your_Broadcom_BCM4318_Using_Ndiswrapper try following that
[18:37] <Chrystallic> xangua: I got a copy of most of my files, but not the most recent documents...
[18:37] <roadmap> chris_:  its Fedora but its the same tool (ndiswrapper) so it should work
[18:37] <hbekel> Barridus: np. i think you need to chmod +x the script in /etc/init.d, but i'm not sure, it's been a while since i've used a sysv init system. just look around and see how it's done for the other scripts there
[18:38] <millertimek1a2m3> TopBunny88: yea see i've done those kinds of installs before with things like e-17 but they haven't turned out right
[18:38] <Lyth> tar xjf line6
[18:39] <Lyth> wrong place
[18:39] <Barridus> hbekel, yeah i figued that.  thanks a ton i learned quite a bit.  and i can see that umountfs is s40 and networking terminate s35
[18:41] <MindVirus> Hi. What packages are PyCrust, PyShell, and XRCed in?
[18:41] <Barridus> gonna see if i fixed it hbekel, brb
[18:41] <Lyth> I'm trying to load synfig, but it loads through the splash screen and closes
[18:42] <chris_> roadmap: OK, I installed your drivers and followed that guide, but the card is not being detected by iwconfig or by ndiswrapper, but it is still found by lspci etc
[18:43] <fore__> can someone tell me what file is executed when the log in screen appears i am running synergy and i need synergy to start when the login screen does
[18:43] <chris_> roadmap: maybe the card is just disabled, but i dont know how to renable it, pressing the keyboard key makes no difference
[18:43] <MindVirus> Hi. What packages are PyCrust, PyShell, and XRCed in?
[18:43] <roadmap> chris_:  this sounds painful
[18:43] <Lyth>  
[18:43] <MindVirus> How do I find what package a file belongs to?
[18:44] <chris_> roadmap: is there a software way of enabling the device?
[18:44] <dust> http://pastebin.com/m5ef092bf
[18:44] <dust> please help me getting 6.1 speakers avail in ubu
[18:44] <axsd9d> !seen irene2007
[18:45] <Skaarj> i want to add routes to my /etc/network/interfaces .... but he ignores the like for 10.8.8.0 ... someone got an idea ? http://pastebin.com/d1478be63
[18:45] <yaa_> !гомофобы славные ребята
[18:46] <Lyth> Need some hlp wth synfig
[18:46] <[nickname]> is their a gui interface in ubuntu for handling kerebros?
[18:46] <metalfan_> LjL, thx
[18:48] <gene420> skaarj should the up not be removed
[18:48] <antonio_> ciao
[18:49] <hateball> !info apt-file | MindVirus
[18:49] <Skaarj> gene420: according to /usr/share/doc/ifupdown/examples/network-interfaces the up is mandatory
[18:49] <pyrofoam> can anyone help me with connecting to my wifi?
[18:51] <gene420> skaarj :yes you are correct sorry and mentions you need a dev eth0 specified
[18:51] <dust> anyone?
[18:51] <tomasz> I need a opinion about Western Digital WD10EADS 1TB drive
[18:51] <tomasz> anyone use that ?
[18:51] <Lyth> When I try to load synfig it goes throught he splash screen and closes
[18:51] <flippo> There's a flood of floodbots
[18:51] <gene420> skaarj : up route add -net 192.168.0.0 netmask 255.255.0.0 gw 10.0.0.1 dev eth0
[18:52] <noodlesgc> tomasz: I have a 1TB WD drive, I don't know if its that particular model
[18:52] <tomasz> noodlesgc: can i talk to you on private ?
[18:52] <liandri> tuxguitar isn't outputting any sound, on any midi out setting it has...
[18:52] <Lyth> What's tuxguitar?
[18:52] <noodlesgc> tomasz: sure
[18:53] <AndyTim> DsXack: Hello.  Now that I've re-installed Ubuntu because nobody would write their kernel line from their GRUB configfile, I am at an Ubuntu login screen.
[18:53] <Skaarj> ok .. ill have to disconnect to test .... it wokred if i wont come back, so thanks
[18:53] <AndyTim> Bad timing.
[18:54] <sighK> you reinstalled ubuntu because of grub
[18:54] <sighK> what wasn't working?
[18:54] <dhalsim> hi, while I'm dragging a file to let say mplayer from nautilus, mplayer loses focus and goes to back. how can I fix that?
[18:54] <unoobtu> hi, how can i update from ubuntu 9.04 beta to release candidate?
[18:55] <Brucevdk> !jaunty | unoobtu
[18:55] <sighK> apt-get upgrade
[18:55] <Aaron> nickname/ coolmon
[18:55] <rumpel> apt-get install windows-crusher
[18:55] <rumpel> uh... wrong window
[18:55] <LargePrime> Greetings U volunteers!  I printed a page as a pdf, but it never asked me where to save it.  anyone know where it might be found?  I tried to search for what I thought it had named it, but no luck...
[18:55] <unoobtu> sighK: no updates to be found
[18:55] <mhall119> unoobtu: if you install any updates that come up, you'll automatically be upgraded to the release candidate
[18:55] <Brucevdk> LargePrime: ~/PDF
[18:55] <mhall119> and then to the final release, when it comes out
[18:56] <dhalsim> unoobtu: press ALT+ F2 and write "update-manager -d"
[18:56] <sighK> did it open it when finished?
[18:56] <sighK> try /tmp
[18:56] <hbekel> dhalsim: try dropping it on mplayers taskbar entry or hover there for a second
[18:56] <millertimek1a2m3> hey can anyone help me install e17?
[18:56] <Aaron> is their any good program that can backup my partician?
[18:56] <sighK> ifif it opened it when finished, check your recent docs
[18:56] <mhall119> e17?  Why?
[18:56] <FoxBlitzz> Aaron: Try partimage
[18:56] <millertimek1a2m3> mhall119: because it would fun to have a second wm
[18:56] <Aaron> I  right now am planning to buy 3 computers, one for personal use and another for my dad and one for a backup server.
[18:56] <siavash_> can someone please help me with grub? kinda screwed here :S
[18:56] <unoobtu> dhalsim: I did that and nothing came up. no updates to be found, there were only some application updates mhall119: where is the new theme then? btw thanks for the help
[18:56] <tomasz> what's e17 ?
[18:56] <dhalsim> hbekel: I know that but I want to do this windows way
[18:57] <mhall119> yeah, but isn't e17 like 3 years old?
[18:57] <mhall119> tomasz: Enlightenment
[18:57] <tomasz> oh :)
[18:57] <sighK> e17 is enlightenment
[18:57] <hbekel> dhalsim: sorry, i don't know the windows way
[18:57] <sighK> it's a newer version
[18:57] <LargePrime> Brucevdk: ~/pdf where?
[18:57] <sighK> e16 is better in my opinion
[18:57] <millertimek1a2m3> tomasz: no... it was supposedly new, had some features that were interesting or good or something
[18:57] <mhall119> unoobtu: I think the new themes were available in the beta
[18:57] <Aaron> FoxBlitzz:  whats  the best method to make exact partician copies.  more....
[18:57] <hateball> Aaron: Clonezilla is nice
[18:57] <Brucevdk> LargePrime: no ~/PDF - that's case sensitive and stands for /home/$USER/PDF as in /home/LargePrime/PDF
[18:57] <FoxBlitzz> What do you mean by exact?
[18:57] <mhall119> unoobtu: you'll have to change your theme from the Appearance applet
[18:57] <hbekel> Aaron: the simplest way is to use dd
[18:58] <torero> Hola
[18:58] <unoobtu> alright thanks a lot mhall119
[18:58] <mhall119> unoobtu: there is no major change to the default Ubuntu theme in 9.04, but they did include several alternative themes
[18:58] <Aaron> What I am trying to do is make an exact copy of what  I have currently on my old computer. I want to transfer all of it over to new computers. Does hardware drivers matter?
[18:58] <LargePrime> Brucevdk: DNE?
[18:58] <dust> anyone who could help with surrond system in ubuntu
[18:59] <torero> alguien sabe porque se queda conectando y no puedo descargar nada?
[18:59] <Brucevdk> LargePrime: are you using cups-pdf to print PDFs?
[18:59] <FoxBlitzz> Aaron: Shouldn't. The Linux kernel and supplied programs take care of that stuff AFAIK
[18:59] <Brucevdk> LargePrime: create the directory ~/PDF and then try to print something to PDF and see if it ends up in there, if not we'll take it from there
[18:59] <mhall119> Aaron: if you're using the stock Ubuntu kernel, it'll autodetect your new hardware
[18:59] <Cyclist2> Hello, there! does anyone know of a IRC channel for discussing/support about Wine? and since I am here, has anyone had any success in running GOM Player under Wine?
[19:00] <Aaron> like in ubuntu dosen't ubuntu install all hardware related code on the computer then it asks for a partician area where I can copy over the partician. What I am trying to say is that if I copy the old computer partician  and copy it  over to new computer would it conflit with hardware?
[19:00] <sighK> #winehq
[19:00] <noodlesgc> Cyclist2: try #wine-hq
[19:00] <LargePrime> Brucevdk: how would i know?  i think so
[19:00] <Brucevdk> LargePrime: well, there was a time the PDF support wasn't installed by default, maybe nowadays it is
[19:00] <LargePrime> Brucevdk: sorry i missed last message
[19:00] <Brucevdk> LargePrime: create the directory ~/PDF and then try to print something to PDF and see if it ends up in there, if not we'll take it from there
[19:00] <hbekel> Aaron: stock kernels usually provide drivers for a wide range of hardware, so "transplanting" a system usually works fine
[19:00] <LargePrime> Brucevdk: doing that
[19:00] <usser> Aaron, no. most hardware drivers are built into the kernel. when ubuntu boots it autodetects the hardware and loads the appropriate modules on the fly
[19:02] <SDr> hi
[19:02] <Cyclist2> noodlesgc, the channel you suggested does not exist...
[19:02] <Lyth> How do I get to a task manager
[19:02] <saurabh> hellllllllo
[19:03] <saurabh> helllllo
[19:03] <sighK> task man
[19:03] <saurabh> \
[19:03] <sighK> try top
[19:03] <sighK> or ps -A
[19:03] <sighK> in a terminal
[19:03] <noodlesgc> Cyclist2: try #winehq as sighK suggested
[19:03] <Brucevdk> Lyth: or gnome-system-monitor
[19:03] <supersasho> hi there.. i've got picture but no sound with my tv card, in winxp it works.. any ideas?
[19:04] <LargePrime> Brucevdk: ok. took a while to print but no file in ~/PDF
[19:04] <LordXenu> Can I remove a package without removing its orphaned dependencies? if so, how?
[19:05] <Datz> hello, I pressed ctrl alt F4. seems I am dropped back to shell console only.  How can I get back to gome desktop?
[19:05] <bc> can someone recommend a small barebones mini type PC usable for a ubuntu network server? I'm overwhelmed by options and I'm not sure which ones are fully supported. :(
[19:05] <liandri> Datz: ctrl+alt+f7 or f9
[19:05] <Brucevdk> LargePrime: can you pastebin the output of $ tail /var/log/cups/cups-pdf_log ?
[19:05] <Datz> liandri, thanks
[19:05] <liandri> Datz: can't remember which, but one should work
[19:05] <liandri> no prob :)
[19:06] <tuxFan> im replacing my video card in ubuntu , any  knows step by step instructions or point me on the direction?
[19:06] <Datz> luck I had finch runing in screen.  xD
[19:06] <Cyclist2> sighK, noodlesgc: the correct name for the channel is #winehq; thank you!
[19:06] <Datz> lucky*
[19:06] <supersasho> i've got picture but no sound with my tv card, in winxp it works.. any ideas?
[19:06] <CloudCarrier> supersasho: what tv card is it?
[19:07] <supersasho> CloudCarrier: msi tv@nywhere
[19:07] <jbmigel> supersasho does your sound work otherwise?
[19:07] <siavash_> can someone help me restore my windows boot? It's a convoluted problem
[19:07] <supersasho> jbmigel: yup, no problems at all
[19:07] <siavash_> can't just add a few lines to menu.lst
[19:07] <supersasho> jbmigel: just the tv got no sound
[19:07] <Datz> liandri: ctrl + alt +_F7 it is.  ;)
[19:08] <Datz> thanks
[19:09] <luisdespaa> ola
[19:09] <usser> bc, im using this one, everything works except the card reader http://reviews.cnet.com/barebones-pcs/asus-pundit-p1-ah2/4505-11485_7-32143199.html
[19:09] <siavash_> I had 2 windows installations. I had one on sda1 and then I installed one on sdb1. But now sda1 is gone and I can't boot into sdb1
[19:09] <luisdespaa> alguna xica de europa para hablar con xico español
[19:10] <siavash_> My grub points to the sda1 and if i set it to point to sdb1 it doesn't work
[19:10] <sighK> does the partition still exist
[19:10] <LjL> !es | luisdespaa
[19:10] <sighK> or did you wipe windows out
[19:10] <sighK> does it mount
[19:10] <sighK> ?
[19:10] <supersasho> jbmigel: any idea?
[19:11] <Barridus> anybody know what symlink in /etc/rc6.d terminates networking on shutdown?  i could guess (there's one called networking) but the contents are greek to me so i'd be working blind
[19:11] <supersasho> CloudCarrier: picture is fine, just the sound is missing, some advise or idea?
[19:11] <geeksquad1> how do i setup a static ip? my computer uses dchp and i want to be able to use vnc to access my computer anywherea tutorial would be very helpful
[19:11] <DaemonLee> Geeksquad, try to setup a static IP in your router.
[19:11] <ZeZu_> geeksquad1, many ifconfig : simple : ifconfig static.ip up
[19:11] <zgfghfg> anyone use a2dp in jaunty for music playback?
[19:11] <sighK> I think he needs one for his computer
[19:12] <sighK> to setup firewal rules
[19:12] <geeksquad1> thing is i have no clue how to do that
[19:12] <sighK> goto terminal
[19:12] <noodlesgc> zgfghfg: jaunty discussion in #ubuntu+1
[19:12] <sighK> and type man ifconfig
[19:12] <sighK> read it
[19:12] <sighK> you should be able to setup a static ip after that
[19:13] <dhalsim> #j gnome
[19:13] <dhalsim> oops
[19:13] <sighK> or
[19:13] <geeksquad1> all i need is a tutorial
[19:13] <sighK> instead of ifconfig
[19:13] <sighK> to setup a static ip
[19:13] <sighK> goto terminal
[19:14] <sighK> type
[19:14] <FloodBot3> sighK: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:14] <sighK> sudo apt-get install wicd
[19:14] <jbmigel> supersasho did this help you any? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=888497
[19:14] <sighK> this will eplace your network-manager
[19:14] <sighK> that you use in gnome
[19:14] <sighK> with this
[19:14] <sighK> you can customize your setwork settings without terminal
[19:14] <geeksquad1> it cannot find the package wicd
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> !fixapt
[19:16] <bc> usser: thanks for the help! I'll check it out.
[19:17] <hbekel> Barridus: i'm not on ubuntu right know, maybe this helps: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InitScriptList
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> !terminal
[19:19] <nroot7> I am trying to mount usb drive and i get an error "need a block device"
[19:19] <mneptok> ActionParsnip: you can /msg the bot for factoids
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> mneptok: sorry dude
[19:19] <mneptok> no worries. but on release day that sort of thing will be *really* bad. ;)
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> why specifically release day?
[19:20] <mneptok> > 2K users in here
[19:20] <r00tur> yey for ubuntu
[19:20] <wolter> hi
[19:21] <wolter> does anybody know how I can 'hack' my libv4l so that it flips the image horizontally and has no backlight by default?
[19:21] <Barridus> hbekel, hmm, looks useful for perhaps future reference, but it doesn't specifically say any of them are for shutting down networking
[19:22] <mneptok> Barridus: sudo invoke-rc.d networking stop
[19:22] <o2Do> Hi, I am a complete newbie to Linux, I have tried before to get this laptops wireless card working and failed. I was hoping you all could assist me?
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> Barridus: sudo /etc/init.d/networking stop will stop ALL network
[19:22] <Barridus> no i don't want to do that XD
[19:22] <sebsebseb> o2Do: I see,  is it atheros/
[19:22] <sebsebseb> ?
[19:22] <crackapola> Can anyone here help me trouble shoot installing 8.10 on a G3 iMac?
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> Barridus: sudo ifdown <interface name>  will pull a single interface down
[19:22] <Barridus> i'm trying to shift my shutdown script symlinks
[19:23] <o2Do> Umm... Realtek
[19:23] <sebsebseb> o2Do: Ubuntu 9.04 which is released this Thursday,  I have read will have better supppourt for atheros wireless cards
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> crackapola: wassup
[19:23] <sebsebseb> o2Do: no it's a type not a make
[19:23] <Barridus> and more importantly, identify the stop networking one
[19:23] <o2Do> I installed using Wubi
[19:23] <o2Do> it installed 8.10
[19:24] <sebsebseb> o2Do: oh wubi nice to try, but  you should partition 9.04 :)  I think
[19:24] <sebsebseb> o2Do: well you try your hardware on the Live CD first,  as I said that's this Thursday
[19:24] <mneptok> o2Do: what Realtek chipset?
[19:24] <dust> s16le 2ch 44100Hz
[19:24] <dust> how do io change this in pulesaudio manager?
[19:24] <o2Do> What is the terminal command? I think I remember something about it being a USB device?
[19:24] <ActionParsnip> o2Do: lsusb
[19:25] <mneptok> o2Do: lspci
[19:25] <maverick340> is there a way to boradcast a notificaton message to users via ssh ?
[19:25] <Barridus> ok another approach to asking
[19:25] <Barridus> !paste
[19:25] <mneptok> o2Do: is this a USB dongle or something?
[19:25] <nroot7> while inatalling i am getting a debootstrap error
[19:25] <git__> how come there are video i can see in windows but not in ubuntu?
[19:25] <git__> is there a way to view them in ubuntu?
[19:25] <mneptok> git__: because of proprietary codecs
[19:25] <o2Do> I do not think so, it is an onboard wireless card.
[19:26] <o2Do> lspci
[19:26] <o2Do> whooops, sorry
[19:26] <git__> can i get the proprietary codec from windows to put in ubuntu?
[19:26] <dust> how do i change pulseaudio to 6ch from 2ch?
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> git__: codecs most likely
[19:26] <zewm> git__: Did you try installing VLC?
[19:26] <sebsebseb> git__: yes you need to install avi and such suppourt
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> !codecs | git__
[19:26] <o2Do> RTL8187SE Wireless, found using lspci
[19:26] <sebsebseb> git__: sudo apt-get install  ubuntu-restricted-extras will take care of most of the propritary stuff
[19:26] <o2Do> at least it is recognized :)
[19:27] <mneptok> git__: Microsoft does not spend a lot of time making their closed, proprietary, commercial codecs available for Free systems. welcome to a harsh reality.
[19:27] <_XAXAB_O_P_E_X_> heyya good ppl :) Im runing 8.10 box for a while, managed to set it up for a web and ftp server, hope for mail soon. I have another machine 1,2ghz celeron 128ram but only with 2GB HDD and my hope here is to tell me if there is ubuntu-like distro for this pc
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> o2Do: http://galigio.wordpress.com/2008/11/27/how-to-install-the-wi-fi-realtek-rtl8187se-drivers-on-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex/
[19:27] <git__> thanks seb
[19:27] <sebsebseb> mneptok: yes, but  suppourt  got reverse enginnered ages ago, and some distros have it out of the box, but most won't, because of legal and moral reasons
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> _XAXAB_O_P_E_X_: xubuntu
[19:27] <crackapola> anyone have any ideas for getting a g3 iMac with a fresh install of 8.10 to boot? It was working under Dapper, but an upgrade to 8.04 was unusable and a fresh install of 8.10 won't  boot.
[19:28] <mneptok> sebsebseb: the free replacements are usually not very good
[19:28] <sebsebseb> mneptok: OGG and Flac are pretty good
[19:28] <o2Do> No habla espanol, lol,
[19:28] <usser> whats that program in X that displays keycodes of pressed buttons?
[19:28] <genii> xev
[19:28] <odinsbane> _XAXAB_O_P_E_X_: have you considered debian I think the install was 600 megs.
[19:28] <usser> ah yyyyyyes
[19:28] <mneptok> sebsebseb: those are not closed, proprietary codecs
[19:28] <usser> err
[19:28] <usser> thanks
[19:29] <sebsebseb> !es |  o2Do
[19:29] <odinsbane> (for lenny)
[19:29] <hbekel> maverick340: man wall
[19:29] <genii> usser: np
[19:29] <sebsebseb> mneptok: you just said the free replacements aren't any good
[19:29] <o2Do> LOL, what...
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> _XAXAB_O_P_E_X_: if you want something that would be better but not ubuntu like, I would STRONGLY suggest puppy
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> _XAXAB_O_P_E_X_: you can nget a desktop for about 200Mb
[19:29] <mneptok> sebsebseb: the Free, reverse-engineered WMA/WMV/QuickTime stuff
[19:29] <rapha> Hi all!
[19:30] <rapha> Does anyone know how to still use Wine-Doors despite the Repos being offline?
[19:30] <sebsebseb> mneptok: AVI's play pretty well with the codec installed
[19:30] <sebsebseb> !wine-doors
[19:30] <sebsebseb> rapha: why not just use standard wine?
[19:30] <D_Traka> http://www.myspace.com/tetrapakbeats
[19:30] <mneptok> sebsebseb: .AVI is a container, not a codec.
[19:30] <sebsebseb> !ot |  D_Traka
[19:30] <Slade605> Hey guys, I've got some issues installing Nvidia restricted drivers after a fresh 8.04 install, on a laptop with a 9800M GTS chipset
[19:31] <TheFunkbomb> hello
[19:31] <rapha> sebsebseb: Wine-Doors is not a replacement to Ubuntu's WINE. It's actually a package manager *for* the standard WINE.
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> Slade605: still no joy eh, maybe someone else can help now
[19:31] <TheFunkbomb> Help with what?
[19:31] <sebsebseb> rapha: yes I know what wine doors is pretty much, since I used it once
[19:31] <``y7> is there a way to setup ubuntu to update and upgrade automatically?
[19:32] <maverick340> hbekel, no luck.
[19:32] <Slade605> ActionParsnip: My buddy showed up with a laptop and said "please destroy vista"
[19:32] <TheFunkbomb> ``y7, that would require your root password
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> ``y7: sure, make a script with the update commands you like then use cron to cron the updates
[19:32] <hbekel> maverick340: not what you need?
[19:32] <kenyon> ``y7: yes, see the package unattended-upgrades
[19:32] <rapha> sebsebseb: The prob is they had to take down their own repos (.wdi files) because of too much bandwidth usage by the community... http://www.qdh.org.uk/wordpress/?p=290
[19:32] <Aaron> isn't their a new ubuntu version out?
[19:32] <maverick340> hbekel,  nope
[19:32] <cucciolo05> cIaO A tUtTi dEl cHaN #ubuntu
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: you can use roots cron so the script will run as root ;)
[19:32] <KurtKraut> How can I remotely simulate a keypress over SSH? I'd like to simulate PageUp/Down to control slides on my OO Presentation thru my smartphone (accessing the desktop thru SSH). Would that be possible?
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> !cron
[19:32] <o2Do> ActionParsnip, is there an english tutorial?
[19:32] <dylnuge|away> Aaron: If you mean 9.04, it's still in beta. You can discuss it at #ubuntu+1
[19:32] <TheFunkbomb> ActionParsnip, but isn't that a security flaw?
[19:33] <dylnuge|away> Aaron: If you mean 8.10, it's been out for a while.
[19:33] <sebsebseb> rapha: when it comes to wine, I would just get  it from the http://www.winehq.org repo for Ubuntu, then also always get the latest
[19:33] <rapha> hmmm
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: no as you will need sudo to establish it initially
[19:33] <maverick340> hbekel, I want to popup a message , preferably graphical on my PC downstairs. I know the uname and password, so i can give out sudo commands
[19:33] <Aaron> dylnuge|away: ya I mean 9.04
[19:33] <rapha> i don't want WINE sebsebseb, I already got it. I want to install some of the applications that Wine-Doors offers.
[19:33] <TheFunkbomb> ActionParsnip, I see
[19:33] <sebsebseb> rapha: applications such as?
[19:33] <Aaron> does ubuntu have any software that is like peachtree?
[19:34] <LjL> cucciolo05: disable stupid scripts, thank you
[19:34] <hbekel> maverick340: xmessage, kdialog, zenity...
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> Aaron: what does peachtree do?
[19:34] <sebsebseb> Aaron: maybe, but what's peachtree?
[19:34] <_XAXAB_O_P_E_X_> well, im relatively new to the linux world and i prefer to stick to one distro until i go into the little more deep water :) I know that ubuntu is debian based but i dont know what are the differences between them for now and thatswy i prefer ubuntu. ActionParsnip as i can see in google Xubuntu (and i can understand) is mainly console but it has some common X environment ?
[19:34] <rapha> sebsebseb: such as Ubuntu Colors, Steam, and some of which I don't even remember the names because I just conveniently clicked "install" in Wine-Doors so far
[19:34] <TheFunkbomb> Peachtree?  Like the liquor?
[19:34] <Aaron> it's a accounting software.
[19:34] <maverick340> hbekel,  i am running gnome
[19:34] <maverick340> xmessage ?
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> Aaron: gnucash
[19:34] <git__> peachtree takes over the world
[19:34] <sebsebseb> rapha: Ubuntu Colors what's that?   maybe you should also ask in #winehq
[19:34] <hbekel> maverick340: zenity is the gtk variant, xmessage comes with X
[19:34] <maverick340> sorry, i ment, i ll try xmessage
[19:34] <git__> gnucash is bad
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> _XAXAB_O_P_E_X_: you may not be able to with such restricted hdd space
[19:35] <Flannel> _XAXAB_O_P_E_X_: Xubuntu isn't mainly console.  Ubuntu has Gnome as a desktop environment, Kubuntu uses KDE, and Xubuntu uses XFCE.
[19:35] <dylnuge|away> Aaron: Ok, it comes out in 4 days.
[19:35] <sebsebseb> Aaron: there are quite a few good native  accounting softwares for Desktop Linux these days
[19:35] <_XAXAB_O_P_E_X_> oh..
[19:35] <sebsebseb> Aaron: finanical software
[19:35] <rapha> sebsebseb: gives Windows applications a native Ubuntu-Look. It's a Ubuntu thing really, the WINE guys won't know
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> _XAXAB_O_P_E_X_: if the system takes PATA drives, got an 80gb for pence and you will be able to install xubuntu easily
[19:35] <Aaron> peach tree is a popular professional accounting program, it on the fly using internet etc could update data of inventory (meaning goods) and caculate total stuff bu yet have each item listed sperately in accounting form.
[19:35] <krypto> hm i cant get my harddrive to go into standby.... its no system disk and it has no mounted fs... i use hdparm -y /dev/sdb
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> Aaron: try peachtree in wine
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> Aaron: check the appdb
[19:36] <Emile> I installed the Live CD on a thumbdrive, but I want to load it using GRUB. How?
[19:36] <lasivian__> so dmesg shows something different from what i'm expecting: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154235/ what can I do about it?
[19:36] <InsertHome> http://zutils.co.cc
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> !grub | Emile
[19:36] <hbekel> maverick340: you might need to set DISPLAY properly to make it appear on the remote display
[19:36] <ukubuntu> trying to dl this but no joy  itunes.com/drwhofree
[19:36] <Emile> ...
[19:36] <Emile> I know HOW grub works
[19:36] <Emile> Just how do I boot the live cd from it?
[19:36] <Aaron> I was just asking, I am currently inrolled in college doing for accounting and woundered this, cuz they already made me buy a student edition of peachtree.
[19:36] <o2Do> I found this http://forums.msiwind.net/debian/rtl8187se-drivers-for-ubuntu-and-deb-packages-t4954.html but I get this error: Wrong architecture 'i386', what does that mean?
[19:36] <Aaron> I just want to setup a system when I start a business.
[19:37] <ukubuntu> Last of the Time lords!
[19:37] <Slade605> My hardware drivers are not showing any available to setup and enable any suggestions how to make them show up?
[19:37] <pyrofoam> can anyone help me get my wifi working? i have a brodcom corp. BCM4318 chipset but i cant see any wifi signals
[19:37] <sebsebseb> Aaron: well get something nice and opensource for accounting,  I have read about stuff for financial software that is open source before
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> Emile: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/booting-of-raw-iso-from-grublilo-though-preferably-grub-367901/
[19:37] <macvr> Emile: u dont need grub to boot from liveCD... just check BIOS settings
[19:37] <pluffsy> can I somehow get info (an error msg) about what is wrong with a line in fstab? more then just "fail" on startup.
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> macvr: no s/he want to boot an iso file from grub
[19:38] <sebsebseb> Aaron: yep that's what companies do, give their commercial propritary closed source software, away for free to students, to lock them in
[19:38] <Dreamglider> how do i install a deb file from therminal ?
[19:38] <Dreamglider> germinal*
[19:38] <hateball> Dreamglider: dpkg -i <package>
[19:38] <sebsebseb> Dreamglider: be cd'd into the folder and sudo dpkg -i  namegoeshere.deb
[19:38] <sierinjs_lv> @@@ is there a non-graphic runlevel that acts like i were in terminal? @@@
[19:38] <traskbt> Can anyone tell me what version of GnomeDO is in Ubuntu 9.04Z
[19:38] <macvr> AciD: i think he has installed ubuntu on the pendrive, not iso
[19:38] <traskbt> ?
[19:38] <Soliloquial> on a linux livecd what file does the bios detect to boot?
[19:38] <genii> sierinjs_lv: 1
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> Dreamglider: sudo dpkg -i <debfile>; sudo apt-get -f install
[19:39] <sierinjs_lv> genli: ty
[19:39] <macvr> ActionParsnip: i think he has installed ubuntu to pendrive, not iso
[19:39] <Barridus> mounted cifs network volumes are not shown in "sudo fdisk -l"?  how can i get a listing of them from terminal?
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> Barridus: mount
[19:39] <hateball> !info gnome-do jaunty | traskbt
[19:39] <traskbt> hateball, thanks.
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> Barridus: fdisk shows only local partitions (mounted or not)
[19:40] <darkpixel> pyrofoam: read this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=190177
[19:40] <sierinjs_lv> genii: i did sudo init 1 , but nothing happend :/
[19:40] <genii> sierinjs_lv: You are trying to enter single user mode or something?
[19:40] <hubbard> Will it be possible to install Ubuntu 9.04 from a USB disk? I was thinking about downloading the image, and putting it on USB, then installing it.
[19:40] <rumpel> sure
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> !info gnomedo jaunty
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> !usb | hubbard
[19:41] <Barridus> ActionParsnip, gotcha, thanks
[19:41] <rumpel> System -> create usb startup disk
[19:41] <hbekel> Soliloquial: the bios runs whatever the bootsector of the bootdevice contains
[19:41] <Soliloquial> ok
[19:41] <hubbard> I see, thanks rumpel and ActionParsnip.
[19:42] <Soliloquial> hbekel: would that just be cpu instructions?
[19:42] <Emile> I installed the Live CD on a thumbdrive, but I want to load it using GRUB. How?
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> Emile: does that link i gave not help?
[19:42] <Emile> no..
[19:42] <macvr> Emile: by installed , u mean using the USB creator?
[19:43] <Emile> problem is
[19:43] <Emile> its installed
[19:43] <mrwes> o/
[19:43] <_XAXAB_O_P_E_X_> ActionParsnip can i go in private to try explain what i woud like to do?
[19:43] <Emile> Creater.. you mean the app on the live cd?
[19:43] <macvr> Emile: check BIOS for the settings
[19:43] <ActionParsnip> _XAXAB_O_P_E_X_: sure
[19:43] <wolter> how can i set as default for my cam to flip the output horizontally, to disable the backlight and increase brightness?
[19:43] <Emile> Grub loads..
[19:43] <Soliloquial> has anyone here tried ubuntu netbook remix?
[19:43] <rumpel> @soli here
[19:43] <genii> sierinjs_lv: At any rate:  sudo telinit 1                for single user console mode,  then: telinit 2                  to return to full user graphic mode
[19:43] <rumpel> ist sux ^^
[19:43] <macvr> Emile: u have to set the BIOS to open the pendrive rather than grub
[19:44] <Barridus> if anyone can tell me why network services are terminated before cifs volumes are umounted, please do.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/154236/ <- a list of my rc6.d script symlynks that seem to imply umountnfs should occur before anything that would terminate networking
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> Barridus: add the unmount command to your user logout script is what ive read
[19:44] <usser> Soliloquial, yep, didnt work quite well for me on eeepc 701
[19:45] <Barridus> ActionParsnip, what user logout script?  do i need to make one?
[19:45] <Soliloquial> usser, what didn't work?
[19:45] <usser> Barridus, yep thats a known bug, been in ubuntu foreve
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> Barridus: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=147007&page=2
[19:45] <mrwes> Barridus, you need to umount the cifs in /etc/gdm/PostSession/Default
[19:45] <usser> Soliloquial, the netbook remix interface was just too damn laggy
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> Barridus: that way the mount will be umounted before networking terminates
[19:45] <Barridus> usser, well it never happened until today for me, been doing it for a year
[19:45] <maverick340> hbekel, how do i specify display in xmessage ?
[19:45] <mrwes> ActionParsnip, yep :)
[19:45] <hbekel> ActionParsnip: that would execute on every logout, not just on shutdown
[19:45] <o2Do> I found a windows x64 driver for my wireless card, how can i install it using ndiswrapper?
[19:46] <Sinnerboy> Soliloquial Got it on my sons Acer Aspire one,works well
[19:46] <usser> Barridus, really, i always had that problem
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> hbekel: isnt the user logged out before shutdown?
[19:46] <Barridus> usser, yeah, worked fine for me from hardy until literally today
[19:46] <hbekel> maverick340: DISPLAY=<remoteip>:0.0 xmessage...
[19:47] <hbekel> ActionParsnip: yes, but also after terminating a login shell, fo instance
[19:47] <koolkartik> 9.0.4 how many days left to be released?
[19:47] <forceflow> it's released on the 23d
[19:47] <alf> Hello Word
[19:47] <maverick340> even after i sshed into my PC downstaris ?
[19:47] <``y7> is there a way to sort the "open with" box of applications to an alphabatized list?
[19:47] <lasivian__> so dmesg shows something different from what i'm expecting: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154235/ what can I do about it?
[19:47] <mrwes> ActionParsnip, is it better to put the umount in the .bash_logout ?
[19:47] <InsertHome> http://zutils.co.cc
[19:47] <maverick340> downstairs *
[19:47] <forceflow> koolkartik: that makes 4 days left in my timezone
[19:47] <tuben_> my server do's not visit pictuers in my localhost... yes itś bad english but i hop some one understand :P
[19:48] <hbekel> maverick340: depends on wether you use x forwarding
[19:48] <ActionParsnip> mrwes: if that works then use it. I dont know about better
[19:48] <hbekel> maverick340: what happens, does xmessage pop up on your local machine rather than on the remote one?
[19:49] <koolkartik> forceflow: is it on 23rd
[19:49] <Barridus> ActionParsnip, does will this script run with su permission?
[19:49] <maverick340> when i test on a terminal not sshed it pops up on local machine
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> Barridus: hmm good point
[19:49] <maverick340> when i do it in the terminal logged in , it simply returns a  >
[19:49] <Barridus> ActionParsnip, i guess one way to find out heh
[19:49] <koolkartik> forceflow: ohk thnx
[19:50] <pyrofoam> can anyone help me get my wifi working? i have a brodcom corp. BCM4318 chipset but i cant see any wifi signals
[19:50] <ActionParsnip> Barridus: i think if you add the command to the thing that determines how the system shutsdown but before the network stops
[19:50] <hbekel> maverick340: what's the exact command you use?
[19:51] <usser> Barridus, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=293513
[19:51] <Clopin> Can C++ questions be asked here? :P
[19:51] <koolkartik> :D
[19:51] <ActionParsnip> Clopin: i'd ask in #C++
[19:51] <Clopin> Ill see if I can join that.
[19:51] <maverick340> i tried xmessage -display <hostanme>.local:0.0 "Testing"
[19:52] <maverick340> also tried with IP in stead of hostname
[19:52] <maverick340> tried tty7 also
[19:52] <Clopin> ActionParsnip: I cant seem to find that channel.
[19:53] <Barridus> ok gonna see if this script works
[19:53] <Aaron> isn't gnucash like basic stuff? it's not  like peach tree. I thought gnucash was made for personal use type people. Not a company.
[19:53] <More_Cowbell> !!!
[19:54] <Aizawa> Does Gnash actually work? I remember trying it some time ago, but it didn't work at all..
[19:54] <usser> Aizawa, it works somewhat, youtube works, simple flash animations, thats pretty much it
[19:54] <ehird> How can you upgrade fiesty without clean install?
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> Clopin: /j ##c++
[19:54] <Flannel> ehird: You can upgrade to Gutsy and then to Hardy, yes.
[19:55] <hbekel> maverick340: what if you simply run 'xmessage "foo"' in the ssh session, does it pop up on your local display?
[19:55] <ehird> Flannel: apt-get dist-upgrade gives errors
[19:55] <maverick340> yes
[19:55] <ehird> 404 not found on the archives
[19:55] <hbekel> maverick340: what does 'echo $DISPLAY' give in ssh?
[19:55] <maverick340> nothing
[19:56] <maverick340> oops
[19:56] <maverick340> typo
[19:56] <maverick340> pardon me
[19:56] <maverick340> okay , still no output
[19:56] <hbekel> maverick340: try export DISPLAY=:0.0; xmessage "foo"
[19:56] <Flannel> ehird: You should't be using dist-upgrade methods anyway.  But yes, EOL makes some things change.  There are instructions on the wiki page, however.
[19:56] <Flannel> ehird: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GutsyUpgrades
[19:56] <ehird> Flannel: thanks
[19:56] <maverick340> hbekel, i just read that on one the forums ;-)
[19:57] <lesshaste> how do I remove the need to login for gnome?
[19:57] <lesshaste> so I just go straight in
[19:57] <Flannel> lesshaste: Under Login Screen Setup, there's an automatic logic option
[19:57] <usser> lesshaste, go to system->administration->login and set up autologin from there
[19:58] <lesshaste> oh wow.. well system->administration->login window brings up a window that then disappears
[19:59] <lesshaste> where should I look for error messages?
[19:59] <lesshaste> it looks like something is crashing
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: http://www.linuxtopia.org/online_books/linux_beginner_books/unofficial_ubuntu_starter_guide/index_066.html
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: its hugely unsecure but if you want it use that guide
[19:59] <lesshaste> ActionParsnip: see above :)
[20:00] <jamesrfla> 3
[20:00] <mrwes> lesshaste, Kung Fu for Ubuntu is a good book too
[20:00] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: dmesg | less can help
[20:00] <kebomix> hello , how can i install .tgz programs ?
[20:00] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: does a reboot help?
[20:01] <lesshaste> ActionParsnip: gdmsetup[6163]: segfault at 00000004 eip b710aaa0 esp bfe13030 error 4
[20:01] <Aaron> how would you install gnucash?
[20:01] <ActionParsnip> kebomix: have you checked to see if it is on the repos first?
[20:01] <Aaron> I only see source code.
[20:01] <ActionParsnip> Aaron: sudo apt-get install gnucash
[20:01] <lasivian__> so dmesg shows something different from what i'm expecting: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154235/ what can I do about it?
[20:01] <InsertHome> http://zutils.co.cc
[20:01] <lesshaste> anyone got any idea about this gdmsetup crash?
[20:02] <Flannel> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154235/
[20:02] <Flannel> InsertHome: Please stop that.
[20:02] <ActionParsnip> kebomix: to extract it use tar jxvf <file>
[20:02] <maverick340> hbekel, I think that worked :-)
[20:02] <manpoole> kind of silly question but what exactly is a "production machine"?
[20:02] <ActionParsnip> kebomix: you will most likely find the app is on the repositorys and that you have downloaded source code needlessly
[20:02] <kebomix> ActionParnsip: then , because im on windows now
[20:02] <maverick340> yea perfect, even zenity works now
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> manpoole: its a system that is not a test system
[20:03] <manpoole> ah
[20:03] <kebomix> ActionParnsip: im installing intel c++ linux  compiler
[20:03] <hbekel> maverick340: :)
[20:03] <maverick340> and do you have some sort of way to 'chat' over the terminal ?
[20:03] <manpoole> so ubuntu beta 6 on a production machine seems pretty safe to me
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> manpoole: in professional situations a production system would provide a service to the company
[20:03] <manpoole> thats what i was thinking
[20:04] <hbekel> maverick340: what do you mean? for someone one the remote box to answer?
[20:04] <manpoole> just wondering i see it so much after switching to linux
[20:04] <mrwes> maverick340, use 'write' to chat over the terminal
[20:04] <maverick340> yes
[20:04] <maverick340> write. ah okay :-)
[20:04] <maverick340> thanks
[20:05] <manpoole> 9.04 already seems pretty perfect no bugs i can find
[20:05] <semiotic> Anyone here try the Jaunty beta on a Dell mini 9
[20:05] <mrwes> maverick340, of course man write :)
[20:05] <Slart> !jaunty
[20:05] <hbekel> maverick340: you might want to look at talk/talkd as well... pretty ancient but fun
[20:05] <lesshaste> running gdmsetup crashes with http://pastebin.ca/1396669
[20:05] <lesshaste> any ideas?
[20:05] <ActionParsnip> manpoole: if you judge it suitable you may install it
[20:05] <maverick340> mrwes, hbekel -thanks guys :-)
[20:06] <manpoole> i did i like it only because of the out of the box ati open source drivers but there other pluses too
[20:06] <adnc> hello, is anyone using paperbox? it behaves very strange here, i compiled different versions, but all the same
[20:07] <kebomix> ActionParnsip: u there ?
[20:08] <lasivian__> what are the odds of a jaunty upgrade from 8.10 going well?
[20:08] <manpoole> oh and would you run ext4 yet?
[20:08] <Slart> lasivian__: ask in #ubuntu+1 , they've all done it
[20:08] <m0RrE> lasivian__: are you using raid?
[20:08] <lasivian__> m0RrE, no, an Aspire One notebook
[20:08] <hbekel> maverick340: you can get user input with zenity, too, e.g. zenity --entry --text "hey, whats up downstairs?" and get the answer in your terminal
[20:08] <m0RrE> go for it then
[20:09] <maurizio> anyone use hp2133
[20:09] <karim> does anyone know why when installing a linux-headers it doesn't create the /usr/src/linux ?
[20:09] <lasivian__> m0RrE, i'm a total newbie tho and I REALLY don't want to start over from scratch because something fucks up
[20:10] <theuser1> i have a 24/7 dsl and kubuntu as an os. i dont know how to do something. i mean i want o make some use of it... may be a webserver... or what else.can any one comment?
[20:10] <Slart> lasivian__: then wait a couple of days after jaunty is released until you upgrade.. by then you should be able to talk to lots of people that has done the upgrade already
[20:10] <maverick340> hbekel, yep
[20:10] <genii> theuser1: Seed *buntu torrents
[20:11] <theuser1> genii: nice but something broader.?
[20:11] <alfaromeo> hi.
[20:12] <alfaromeo> i use envyng and install ati driver but now i got low graphic mode error any help?
[20:12] <genii> theuser1: With regular dsl the IP changes often, making a webserver problemmatic (but not impossibly with dynamic dns services/sites)
[20:13] <madsj> hi; the debian menu from openbox disappeared after reinstalling openbox, but there's still a debian-line in my menu.xml
[20:13] <madsj> (and in the global menu.xml)
[20:14] <theuser1> genii: ya but sites like dyndns.com solves it
[20:14] <ActiveFrost> any way to fix gedit errors when running as a root ( after su ) ?
[20:14] <PhotoJim> theuser1: doesn't completely solve it, but works around it to some degree.  there will be periods when your webserver will be inaccessible for a few minutes or more when the IP changes.
[20:15] <theuser1> PhotoJim: ill not mind. i am not on a corporat level
[20:15] <wolter> hi
[20:15] <GSMX> question: in which file does phpmyadmin says to apache that localhost/phpmyadmin is the place to be?
[20:15] <alfaromeo> i use envyng and install ati driver but now i got low graphic mode error any help?
[20:15] <wolter> is there someone here really good at math problem solving?
[20:16] <genii> theuser1: Join some computing project like set@home or folding@home, etc etc
[20:16] <Slart> ActiveFrost: there is gksudo for gui stuff.. not sure how su works compared to sudo though.. what error messages do you get?
[20:16] <wolter> I solved a problem but it didn't return an exact answer
[20:16] <genii> set->seti
[20:16] <Slart> wolter: try finding a math channel.. or try #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:16] <PhotoJim> theuser1: well, anything you can do on the Internet, you could do then.  you may want a dedicated machine to do it.  best to run machines providing such services without a graphical user interface.  that saves the horsepower of the machine to provide the Internet services instead of visual eye candy.  even a Pentium II can make a capable home web server.
[20:16] <yaa_> moosorg?
[20:17] <dhalsim> wolter: what kind of math is that?
[20:17] <GSMX> question: in which file does phpmyadmin says to apache that http://localhost/phpmyadmin is the place to be?
[20:17] <Jim__> i have a problem with video after an ibex -> jaunty upgrade. http://paste.ubuntu.com/154260/
[20:17] <allowoverride> Question: i have a windoze box and an ubuntu box i would like to test netboot from using hardy boot files. can someone give me a few best links to check out? thanks
[20:17] <theuser1> PhotoJim:  ok. what options do i have to use my box and may be i could make some money?
[20:18] <Slart> !jaunty | Jim__
[20:18] <Brucevdk> GSMX: use dpkg -L phpmyadmin to list the files in the package and see if there's anything relevant, probably something in /etc/ or perhaps it just places things directly in /var/www and uses the default virtualhost
[20:19] <Jim__> thats understood. just didnt know if anyone knew of a fix
[20:19] <PhotoJim> theuser1: that question is really out of scope for this channel.  Google the Internet in general.  as for making money, if I had good ideas on how to make money I'd do them instead of passing on the ideas. :)
[20:19] <allowoverride> do i need a pxe nic? i am reading this howto at present... http://myy.helia.fi/~karte/ubuntu_hardy_pxe_notes.html
[20:19] <GSMX> Brucevdk: ok, thanks, i will try to find it (it's not in /var/www btw)
[20:19] <Flannel> Jim__: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty support (that's what he was trying to get at)
[20:19] <theuser1> PhotoJim:  i wont snatch your profits if u tell me. promise :)
[20:20] <Jim__> im there now. thank you
[20:20] <allowoverride> i believe since i already have an os installed on both boxes, it should work, but im a little concerned with the windoze box, if it will do what it needs to, and how will it actually grab the info from the tftp server? i havent done this before... thanks :)
[20:21] <PhotoJim> theuser1: I really don't have any ideas. best way to make money on the Net is to have a site tons of people will want to visit (which will too big to host on a home connection), or to sell products or services (which will probably be against the terms of service of a home Internet connection).  Again, off topic for here so please direct further discussion of this to #ubuntu-offtopic.
[20:21] <ElemonGW> how can i find in which package a file belongs?
[20:21] <stdio> hi all, i have 3 xubuntu desktops an 1 ubuntu server in my house is it possible to have a centerlyze authentication like a domain ?
[20:21] <Slart> ElemonGW: apt-file
[20:22] <lesshaste> running gdmsetup crashes with http://pastebin.ca/1396669
[20:22] <lesshaste> any ideas?
[20:22] <websmoken> SP;ASH LINUX
[20:23] <GrimmVarg> hei guys, just wondering if anybody has tried grub2+ubuntu on a macbook ?
[20:24] <Ryder5> How can i Anomitise my UDP traffic, as i want to play world of wacraft with a new ip, but wow uses UDP rather then TCP
[20:24] <websmoken> is splash the same screen as login?
[20:24] <genii> ElemonGW: sudo dpkg -S /path/to/filename                     will show you packages which contain that file
[20:24] <theuser1> ok
[20:24] <stdio> hi all, i have 3 xubuntu desktops an 1 ubuntu server in my house is it possible to have a one centered authentication server like a domain ? please ?
[20:25] <co0gy> my wireless card seems to be showing up as an eth card?
[20:25] <GrimmVarg> stdio: ldap :)
[20:25] <genii> co0gy: Thats fine and not an error
[20:25] <stdio> thanks :) but i dont have MS
[20:25] <Moufkz> hi
[20:25] <AndyTimUbuntu> Hello.  LiveCD environment possible over HTTP or not?  Just NFS?
[20:25] <co0gy> no wireless extens on it to configure
[20:25] <Chopper> How can i Anomitise my UDP traffic, as i want to play world of wacraft with a new ip, but wow uses UDP rather then TCP
[20:25] <lesshaste> it looks like people are using some tools to report bugs at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glib2.0/+bug/283162
[20:26] <lesshaste> what are these tools?
[20:26] <theuser1> any more ideas?
[20:26] <GrimmVarg> stdio: you dont need MS http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lightweight_Directory_Access_Protocol
[20:26] <co0gy> how do i set up wlan0 or ath0?
[20:26] <Slart> Chopper: I doubt wow uses udp only.. it doesn't use tcp for logging in and such?
[20:27] <o2Do> Hi, I installed a Windows Vista x64 driver for the RTL8187se wireless card, but I do not think it worked
[20:27] <AndyTimUbuntu> co0gy: I have a network icon near the top right of my Ubuntu.
[20:27] <kplus> Can someone tell me how to install a .iso file in ubuntu?
[20:27] <genii> co0gy: If your card is an atheros chipset install the restricted drivers
[20:27] <supersasho> someone can give me a hand with tv time and tvcard msi tv@nywhere, i've got no sound, where could be the problem?
[20:27] <AndyTimUbuntu> kplus: What do you mean by install?
[20:27] <Slart> AndyTimUbuntu: you might want to rephrase that.. I can't make sense of your question
[20:27] <Chopper> @ Slart, Well somebody on ubuntu forums said that it uses UDP
[20:28] <Chopper> I were talking about using tor be he then said that.
[20:28] <bc> usser: thanks agian! ciao.
[20:28] <Aaron> how do I setupi samba to be able to talk with a microsoft network?
[20:28] <Slart> Chopper: most games use udp for the game data.. but for non-time-critical stuff I'm guessing it uses tcp
[20:28] <mansoor> i guys
[20:28] <KyleK> AndyTimUbuntu: its probably not in the initrd scripts
[20:28] <Moufkz> I've helped my sister recover her personal files (when vista crashed) with ubuntu and It worked great, so my sister is really thankful and I decided to bring in a suggestion
[20:28] <AndyTimUbuntu> Slart: Thanks for your response.  I am wondering if there is an Ubuntu initrd with support for mounting the squashfs image via HTTP (maybe httpfs FUSE module)
[20:28] <kplus> @AndyTimUbuntu: Ive got my windows xp .iso file on a usb stick and im trying to reinstall it, but im not sure how to go about it exactly
[20:28] <GrimmVarg> hei guys, just wondering if anybody has tried grub2+ubuntu on a macbook ?
[20:28] <AndyTimUbuntu> kplus: You want to burn the .ISO to a optical disc?
[20:29] <Slart> AndyTimUbuntu: hmm.. no idea, sorry.. never messed with that
[20:29] <mansoor> i tryed to find a channel about Parsix distribution or generally Linux but i didn't find any one!, am i allowed to ask here about Parsix? plz
[20:29] <luke_> hello
[20:29] <luke_> i am glad to have ubuntu
[20:29] <co0gy> the card is a belkin pcmcia card afterssetting up ndiswith xp driver now have two icons for wired net
[20:29] <supersasho> someone can give me a hand with tv time and tvcard msi tv@nywhere, i've got no sound, where could be the problem?
[20:29] <Moufkz> could it be possible to add a script to automate mouting hard drives to the live-cd?
[20:29] <kplus> @AndyTimUbuntu: I'm trying to avoid that, i dont have any discs at the moment, i was hoping there was a way i could just use the usb stick, or run the iso from my laptops hard drive
[20:30] <AndyTimUbuntu> mansoor: Never heard of Parsix, sorry.
[20:30] <luke_> my prism 2.5 pccard does not work properly with any linux distribution
[20:30] <AndyTimUbuntu> Moufkz: I _think_ Ubuntu allows for storing deltas on a USB stick, maybe you could put your auto-mounting stuff in there?
[20:30] <luke_> and i have tried a lot
[20:31] <AndyTimUbuntu> kplus: GRUB4DOS allows you to boot an .ISO image, but it won't do you any good.  The XP kernel doesn't have facilities for using the .ISO.
[20:31] <mansoor> www.parsix.org that is based on debian also & in most of cases Parsix & Ubuntu works same!
[20:31] <supersasho> someone can give me a hand with tv time and tvcard msi tv@nywhere, i've got no sound, where could be the problem?
[20:31] <o2Do> the driver says installed, but when I say configure network it says "could not find a network configuration tool"
[20:31] <n8tuser> AndyTimUbuntu -> what would you accomplish by having squashfs image mountable via HTTP? dont you need a system running first before http can be launched?
[20:31] <AndyTimUbuntu> n8tuser: gPXE
[20:32] <AndyTimUbuntu> n8tuser: Thanks for your response.
[20:32] <Slart> !derivates
[20:32] <kplus> @AndyTimUbuntu: what do you mean it doesnt have the facilities? Is the ISO i have completely worthless then?
[20:32] <hbekel> supersasho: are you sure it isn't just muted/turned down? press m in tvtime, try left arrow
[20:33] <lesshaste> how do you install the debugging symbols for a package so that gdm returns something useful?
[20:33] <supersasho> hbekel: yup i'm sure :)
[20:33] <jadams_> I'd like to install nginx on a machine and not have it take over port 80 from apache / disable apache; I want to run nginx on another port anyway.  Is there a way to keep apache from beign disabled when I do the install?  I believe it does this by default, right?
[20:33] <AndyTimUbuntu> kplus: The XP OS has no idea how to work with the .ISO file in the filesystem on your USB stick.  You can always burn that .ISO to an actual optical disc.
[20:33] <supersasho> hbekel: i'm also positive line-in isn't mutted
[20:33] <ActiveFrost> Slart: 1 error x 20 .. well, someone said that dbus is not running, but hell no - I even don't know how to turn it on !
[20:33] <supersasho> hbekel: and other sound works fine
[20:34] <kplus> @AndyTimUbuntu: if i were to transfer the iso to my laptops hard drive (running ubuntu)n and then run it in grub4dos, would it be able to run?
[20:34] <hbekel> supersasho: so your card has external output you connect to line in, i suppose?
[20:34] <supersasho> hbekel: yes
[20:34] <AndyTimUbuntu> Folks I have been thinking about adding to the Ubuntu initrd to allow for mounting the squashfs over httpfs, but wanted to make sure there isn't already support for it.
[20:34] <supersasho> hbekel: in win xp it worked just fine, here i've got a better picture but no sound :(
[20:34] <AndyTimUbuntu> kplus: No, sorry.  The XP OS can't work with an .ISO file as a device.  You could actually start the installation process, but once the OS actually starts running, you'd be out of luck.
[20:35] <n8tuser> kplus -> look into this http://www.theeldergeek.com/slipstreamed_xpsp3_cd.htm
[20:36] <hbekel> supersasho: can you pastebin your lsmod?
[20:36] <adnc_> most of the microsoft application do not work with wine here, i get an error saying "Get Font Information - Not Supported" is this a known problem and can i get fixed somehow?
[20:37] <kplus> @AndyTimUbuntu: I see, thanks.
[20:37] <Dresk> Non Ubuntu user trying to help an Ubuntu user, how would he stop and start ALSA?  I don't know where his init scripts are (mine are /etc/init.d) so I can't tell him to do alsa stop and alsa start, and he's not sure where Ubuntu may have a services GUI
[20:37] <Sinnerboy> How do I format a USB stick?
[20:37] <Slart> ActiveFrost: hmm.. "sudo /etc/init.d/dbus start" might work
[20:37] <kplus> @n8tuser: that looks pretty helpful, im going to read thru it now, thank you.
[20:38] <Chopper> How can i Anomitise my UDP traffic, as i want to play world of wacraft with a new ip, but wow uses UDP rather then TCP
[20:38] <Chopper> And wine has no internet configuration
[20:38] <Dresk> Chopper: You can change the source address of your UDP packets, but you still need your traffic returned
[20:38] <supersasho> hbekel: http://pastebin.com/m37c4959d
[20:39] <Chopper> @Dresk I know i know this will sound newbie ish but, how do i do that?
[20:39] <lesshaste> hmm.. how do I get a crash to actually put something in /var/crash?
[20:39] <lesshaste> it is permanently empty
[20:39] <lesshaste> despite an app crashing every time I run it
[20:39] <Dresk> Chopper: It won't work, WoW will get your spoofed UDP packets and try to send data back to the spoofed address, which is not you, so you won't be able to play
[20:40] <Chopper> So there is no way to fake my ip address on wow?
[20:40] <AndyTimUbuntu> Good luck to all with their challenges, and thanks for the discussion.
[20:40] <hbekel> supersasho: try modprobe tvaudio
[20:40] <Dresk> Chopper: You can use a proxy server somewhere and that will be the return address, that would slow your performance some and obviously you'll need a proxy
[20:41] <Dresk> Chopper: Otherwise no, spoofing is meant only in cases where you don't care about return traffic
[20:41] <Chopper> @Dresk Ok thanks for the info ill have a scoot around.
[20:42] <theuser1> what is the difference in openssh and sshd?
[20:42] <wolter> dhalsim, nevermind, some genius solved it at #math
[20:42] <Dresk> theuser1: SSHD is the actual Secure Shell Daemon that runs allowing people to connect to your Linux box through your configured shell
[20:42] <genii> theuser1: openssh-server is package containing sshd in ubuntu
[20:42] <papachungo13> Hi all...total noob here with a question - how do I totally remove a program (firefox) from my system if it is not flagged as installed in the Synaptics Package list?
[20:42] <eseven73> theuser1, I think the 'd' means daemon
[20:42] <Dresk> theuser1: OpenSSH is the package which supplies the underlying protocol support for sshd
[20:43] <Dresk> theuser1: OpenSSH is essentially a library, whereas sshd is a daemon which runs and utilizes OpenSSH
[20:43] <theuser1> Dresk:  genii ok
[20:43] <theuser1> Dresk:  so i have to install openssh?
[20:43] <noodlesgc> papachungo13: if you uninstalled it through synaptic, it should be uninstalled.
[20:44] <Dresk> theuser1: Pretty sure the sshd package under Ubuntu would need OpenSSH, don't quote me, I don't use Ubuntu
[20:44] <infomomo> 4 more days until release :D
[20:44] <noodlesgc> the sshd package is openssh-server
[20:44] <theuser1> hm
[20:45] <theuser1> Dresk: genii so can i control my pc from another locations if install openssh-server?
[20:45] <papachungo13> noodlesgc it's still installed as v2.0.0.4
[20:45] <Dresk> theuser1: OpenSSH itself is a broad protocol for establishing connections so you can do arbitrary tunneling and things like that
[20:45] <genii> theuser1: Yes. But it must be reachable by it's ip or name, etc
[20:45] <Dresk> theuser1: It gets pretty complicated with what you can do
[20:46] <papachungo13> If I re-install through Synaptic (or anywhere else) it starts as v2 not v3
[20:46] <theuser1> Dresk:  i gues i can do many more with openssh? like?
[20:46] <Dresk> theuser1: For example, I use PuTTY on a Windows system to connect to my Linux server at home running a shell on HTTPS and then create a tunnel so I can bypass my company's web proxy
[20:46] <noodlesgc> papachungo13: thats odd. which version of ubuntu are you running?
[20:46] <hbekel> supersasho: any results?
[20:46] <theuser1> genii:  how will i get the ip or my pc every time?
[20:47] <genii> theuser1: eg: ddns services
[20:47] <gwkalrod> theuser1: if you don't turn your router off it shouldn't change
[20:47] <supersasho> hbekel: yup, but i think the priviligies could be problem
[20:47] <theuser1> Dresk: ya..... i like that..
[20:47] <Archdevil> question: Does ubuntu come with the broadcom sta wireless driver?
[20:48] <supersasho> hbekel: supersasho@LOGUX:~$ modprobe tvaudio
[20:48] <supersasho> FATAL: Error inserting tvaudio (/lib/modules/2.6.27-13-generic/kernel/drivers/media/video/tvaudio.ko): Operation not permitted
[20:48] <noodlesgc> Archdevil: I don't think it comes with broadcom wireless by default. If you want to be sure, you can boot off a livecd
[20:48] <samdaman> <arch devil>: you have to go system , administration , hadware drivers in the gnome menu to enable the broadcom driver
[20:48] <hbekel> supersasho: you're using sudo, are you?
[20:48] <theuser1> genii: i heard of dns. what ddns
[20:48] <genii> supersasho: Most major ISP rotate ip numbers on purpose to foil things like home mail servers, etc
[20:48] <samdaman> because its propiretary
[20:49] <genii> theuser1: Dynamic DNS (no-ip, easydns, etc )
[20:49] <samdaman> supersaho: you could use a ddns
[20:49] <supersasho> hbekel: nope, i did not, so that could be the problem :)
[20:49] <theuser1> genii: ic
[20:49] <samdaman> supersaho: i use dns exit , i find it way better than the others
[20:50] <rzimek78> Hello. lspic -k gives something like: Kernel driver in use: agpgart-intel; Kernel modules: intel-agp. So, does it mean that a module may have more than one driver?
[20:50] <theuser1> genii: but with openssh i will be limited to no gui. comand line only?
[20:51] <papachungo13> noodlesgc I am running 8.10
[20:51] <Archdevil> samdaman, I know how to use the b43 driver, but it isn' t good enough
[20:51] <samdaman> genii: you can foward x , its pretty easy
[20:51] <papachungo13> noodlesgc the 32bit version
[20:51] <genii> theuser1: Primarily ssh is for command line. However, with -X option and ssh forwarding in it's config file, you can run X apps
[20:51] <genii> samdaman: Yes, I'm aware, thanks
[20:51] <papachungo13> noodlesgc it was an upgrade from version 6 up
[20:52] <samdaman> archdevil: i dont know what you mean but i had a friend who had a broadcom chip and only the lan port would work until he enabled the other driver
[20:52] <theuser1> genii:  how can i share my exact desktop and mouxe keyboard acces from a remot pc?
[20:52] <theuser1> ok
[20:52] <Grom> hello
[20:52] <noodlesgc> papachungo13: could run this command: cat /etc/apt/sources.list and put the results in pastebin?
[20:53] <Grom> is possible to change resolution to higher software-like?
[20:53] <Grom> maybe compiz have something like that?
[20:53] <Aloush> it's /join ##computing
[20:53] <samdaman> is it possible to create virtual users with no home directorys?
[20:53] <theuser1> genii:  how can i share my exact desktop and mouxe keyboard acces from a remot pc?
[20:53] <samdaman> or set there home directorys as var/www/
[20:54] <etaliveryo> do you mean remote control like VNC, theuser1?
[20:54] <genii> theuser1: Use a VNC server on the ubuntu box and a client on the one you want to access it with
[20:54] <syntac> hi, has anyone had any problems or know of bugs that deal with laptop brightness in 9.04? when i turn up brightness, it maxes out at about 1/3 of the brightness it is capable of
[20:54] <Slart> samdaman: you can create users that can't login.. I think you set their login shell to /bin/false or something like that
[20:54] <noodlesgc> !jaunty | syntac
[20:54] <papachungo13> noodlesgc is there a specific lib I should run this in?
[20:55] <samdaman> slart: would i be able yo use them over ssh thoug?
[20:55] <syntac> noodlesgc: i don't know what you are trying to say. i've upgraded to the release candidate and noticed a bug
[20:55] <Slart> samdaman: I don't think so.. I think that counts as a login
[20:55] <noodlesgc> papachungo13: lib? just run it an a terminal
[20:55] <papachungo13> noodlesgc I just ran it and it said no such file or directory
[20:55] <papachungo13> lib = directory
[20:55] <noodlesgc> syntac: jaunty discussion is in #ubuntu+1
[20:55] <dewy> Ello all.
[20:55] <syntac> noodlesgc: ah ok, thanks
[20:55] <samdaman> sakrt: ok thanks
[20:55] <theuser1> krfb is a package. is that the same as you are saying. or vnc is better? etaliveryo genii
[20:56] <genii> theuser1: vnc is multi-platform, which is usually better
[20:56] <supersasho> hbekel: ok thx for help, but i have to go :0
[20:56] <theuser1> genii: ic..
[20:57] <theuser1> genii: if i have speed problems on cleint or server. and other options?
[20:57] <noodlesgc> papachungo13: thats very odd. Can you pastebin the results of ls /etc/apt ?
[20:57] <snsv-009> Salve, come vi trovate con Jaunty?
[20:57] <genii> theuser1: Yes, just th X forwarding as described before. You can run just an app and not the entire desktop for instance
[20:57] <hbekel> supersasho: try modprobe tea5761 or tea5767 as well...
[20:58] <genii> theuser1: Also the proprietary FreeNX is faster than VNC but more problemmatic
[20:58] <papachungo13> noodlesgc not very good at this, so how do I "pastebin"?
[20:59] <theuser1> genii: ok
[20:59] <Mike_lifeguard> Hi folks. I'm having two issues with my keyboard. The first one is that the page down key puts ~ in terminal (though elsewhere it works fine). That sounds wrong in general, but also hopefully means that I could use pgup/dn to scroll in terminal if that gets fixed.
[20:59] <noodlesgc> papachungo13:  go to paste.ubuntu.com and paste the link here
[20:59] <noodlesgc> !it | snsv-009
[20:59] <theuser1> genii: problemmatic in what sence? and i hope freenx is multi platform too
[20:59] <snsv-009> olà tutto bene con 9-04?
[21:00] <pyrofoam> can anyone help me get my wifi working? i have a brodcom corp. BCM4318 chipset but i cant see any wifi signals
[21:00] <genii> theuser1: FreeNX is multi platform, yes. However it's servers and clients are not backward compatible, for instance
[21:00] <philipp2084> I would like to install Ubuntu 8.10 on a 250Gb Disk, that already has a 40Gb NTFS partition, how should I best lay out Ubuntu, to achieve the following:
[21:00] <philipp2084> - Have all my documents, SVN repositories, etc. seperated to migrate to a new version of Ubuntu without having to move all these files
[21:00] <philipp2084> - Have enough space for any programs I might need (Python with various site-packages, ftp, open office....)
[21:00] <hwire> hello. how do i enable the webdav filesharing in jaunty, wich package do i need ?
[21:01] <papachungo13> noodlesgc did it
[21:01] <hateball> !it | snsv-009
[21:01] <jbmigel> pyrofoam try going to system>admin>restricted drivers... and see if its in there
[21:01] <hbekel> Mike_lifeguard: type 'read
[21:01] <papachungo13> let me know if what I did was correct
[21:01] <mackk431> can someone help me to install the mp3 codecs for amaroc?
[21:01] <noodlesgc> papachungo13: well I need the link
[21:01] <hbekel> Mike_lifeguard: sorry, type 'read' in a terminal and press pgup/down, what do you get?
[21:01] <demonist> why was ubuntu linux packaged so differently than every other linux?
[21:01] <demonist> what a fucking loser dist.
[21:01] <o2Do> how do I do a nopast?
[21:01] <o2Do> paste*
[21:01] <noodlesgc> !language
[21:02] <lstarnes> demonist: trolling is off-topic here
[21:02] <papachungo13> noodlesgc http://paste.ubuntu.com/154279/
[21:02] <papachungo13> noodlesgc is that it?
[21:02] <Mike_lifeguard> hbekel: ^[[6~^[[5~  (pgdn first, then pgup)
[21:02] <demonist> sorry
[21:02] <demonist> i did not know this was a family chat
[21:02] <hbekel> Mike_lifeguard: hang on a second
[21:02] <st0ned> hi .. im stoned
[21:02] <arjun> hi was wondering if someone could help me. I have a quad core cpu 3 gigs of ram, a raptor hard drive.so prety much a rad system well not such a rad graphics card but its ok its a 8500gs. I am currently running 2 seporate xscreens. I get a lag when I watch movies and browse the internet. Funny thoug it even happens when I browse the net in my virtual machine xp. Point is I thought it was because of the separate xscreens, but
[21:02] <arjun> when I changed to twin view and even when I tried running on just one monitor. Ive googled til i was blue in the face, and all I could come up with was that it isn't ubuntu's fault, but rather nvidias. Point is that doesnt help me, is there a fix??
[21:02] <Seeker`> st0ned: thats offtopic for here
[21:03] <jbmigel> demonist ubuntu is based on debian packages... how could you say thats a bad design choice?
[21:03] <st0ned> anyone smoke weed?
[21:03] <noodlesgc> papachungo13:  ah, I see the problem. its /etc/apt/sources.list, not sources.lst
[21:03] <o2Do> Could someone assist me with these instructions? http://paste.ubuntu.com/154280/
[21:03] <Seeker`> st0ned: please stop
[21:03] <genii> theuser1: If you set X forwarding in your /etc/ssh/sshd_config file (with openssh-server installed) you can also on Windows for instance with an X server like Xming, ssh in and run an app like: xterm & nautilus &
[21:03] <philipp2084> any one that can give me some guidance towards partitioning? Any links?
[21:03] <papachungo13> noodlesgc ooops sorry
[21:03] <dotblank> arjun: Seems to be lag not related to anything video display wise
[21:04] <Mike_lifeguard> philipp2084: What do you need beyond the tutorials on help.ubuntu.com?
[21:04] <arjun> dotblank, was thinking the same ..... but im about to start chewing my wrists off :P
[21:04] <papachungo13> noodlesgc http://paste.ubuntu.com/154281/
[21:05] <JanPeter> so how about this new version eh
[21:05] <dotblank> arjun: Are you by chance copying a large file while this is going on
[21:05] <arjun> dotblank, no idea what the problem could be though??
[21:05] <philipp2084> mike_lifeguard: I am looking for guidance of how large I should make various partitions, I have 40 Gb for Windows and the rest of a 250 Gb drive for Ubuntu install
[21:05] <ashwin> is there any website like Debian Help for Ubuntu?
[21:05] <Greedyb> Is it possible to remount a NFS share when a network connection is made?
[21:05] <arjun> dotblank, nope ... just watching a movie ... and browsing facebook
[21:05] <arjun> dotblank, or research
[21:05] <dotblank> arjun: does this issue occur in the live-cd?
[21:06] <hbekel> Mike_lifeguard: can you scroll in terminal using shift-pgup?
[21:06] <arjun> dotblank,  I havent actually tried that
[21:06] <theuser1> genii: problemmatic in what sence? and i hope freenx is multi platform too
[21:06] <touch> ;bickserv register
[21:06] <touch> bã
[21:06] <touch> heheh
[21:06] <Mike_lifeguard> philipp2084: depends what you'll be using them for, really
[21:06] <arjun> dotblank, Ill give it a go
[21:06] <dotblank> arjun: Im kinda thinking bad Hard-Disk or Bad-Memory
[21:06] <dotblank> arjun: If its the HD then live cd should run fine
[21:06] <Mike_lifeguard> hbekel: yeah, I can... which I didn't know till now :)
[21:07] <ed1t> how do i run apt-get install in the background? im connecting to the server by ssh and its a big install
[21:07] <JanPeter> My only problem with ubuntu is that my older laptop doesn't cut it for smooth rendering of the desktop.. too much stuttering.. even though in windows it can run very nicely
[21:07] <genii> theuser1: I answered already the "why is freenx problemmatic question"
[21:07] <hbekel> Mike_lifeguard: pgup/pgdown are usually bound to beginning/end-of-history
[21:07] <dotblank> ed1t: command&
[21:07] <dotblank> !screen
[21:07] <arjun> dotblank, well one thing it could be is .... apparently my motherboard has a problem with too much ram ..... Its ment for 16gig or something ... but when I put 4 in it wont run.... so now I have just 3, maybe that still too much
[21:08] <hwire> webdav in jaunty ? anybody ?
[21:08] <dotblank> arjun: you should run memtest that comes on the livecd
[21:08] <Mike_lifeguard> hbekel: that doesn't sound like it should be outputting a tilde :\
[21:08] <Slart> hwire: #ubuntu+1
[21:08] <genii> theuser1: The freenx servers and clients are not backwards-compatible with each other for instance. Also it is not highly configurable due to it's being proprietary.
[21:08] <philipp2084> mike_lifeguard: This is for my laptop, i.e. all round use, doing development in python on a product that uses LAMP Stack, need plenty of space to chechout repository, and install apps, but would like to keep the data as separate as possible to not have less work when I need to update Ubuntu
[21:09] <arjun> dotblank, coool Ill give the memtest and the live cd a go. once all that checks out Ill come back again
[21:09] <theuser1> genii: ya. i missed the line.
[21:09] <theuser1> genii: what do you mean bbbby servers and clients are not backward compatible, for instance
[21:09] <Brucevdk> Question, is there an easy way to pre-process every command entered a Bash session (specifically inside the GNOME Terminal)? I want to do something like figure out if sudo was used and then change the background color. Would a few aliases be the best road to travel?
[21:10] <Mike_lifeguard> philipp2084: so you probably want a separate /home partition then - not sure what the relative sizes would need to be though
[21:10] <genii> theuser1: If you have version 1.1.1 of server, you need also version 1.1.1 of client. no other version will work with it. Etc.
[21:10] <theuser1> ic
[21:10] <philipp2084> mike_lifeguard: Thanks
[21:10] <theuser1> freenx willwork on windowx xp too. by the same software name. and so does vnc ?
[21:10] <hbekel> Mike_lifeguard: I'm not on an ubuntu machine right now... the /etc/inputrc should contain sth like "\e[5~": beginning-of-history and "\e[6~": end-of-history, but it might be different in ubuntu
[21:11] <theuser1> freenx willwork on windowx xp too. by the same software name. and so does vnc ? genii
[21:11] <Mike_lifeguard> k, I'll look
[21:11] <genii> theuser1: If speed on a limited connection is a concern, use X forwarding over ssh, with the compression of ssh on.
[21:11] <Slart> Brucevdk: I think bash has a kind of "after command" hook you can use.. I don't think there is a pre-command hood though
[21:11] <genii> theuser1: freenx is multiplatoform, yes
[21:12] <theuser1> ok
[21:12] <Slart> Brucevdk: but try creating your own sudo script and replace the real one with that.. use that to change color and then call the readl sudo.. I'm not sure how good this is security wise though
[21:12] <Dreamglider> how do i delete a file that starts with ( in terminal ?
[21:12] <theuser1> genii: so is vnc. same name?
[21:12] <Slart> Dreamglider: rm '(.....' might work
[21:13] <Brucevdk> Slart: ah, I actually meant after, I'll look into that. Regarding the replacing of the sudo script, that would mean I'd also have to take parameters etc. into account
[21:13] <Dreamglider> Slart, thanks
[21:13] <mackk431> managed it thanks for your help though
[21:13] <Brucevdk> probably not as easy as just passing them on
[21:13] <Slart> Brucevdk: just pass them on to the real sudo.. "sudo %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6" should take care of that
[21:13] <Dreamglider> how do i empty he trash can from terminal ?
[21:14] <Slart> !info trash-cli | Dreamglider
[21:14] <genii> theuser1: vnc has your entire desktop. freenx also has your entire desktop. X forwarding only has the app you are telling it to run.  vnc can be either open source or proprietary depending on which version you install. Freenx is closed source. X forwarding is open source
[21:14] <genii> theuser1: (the windows X servers may be closed source, like Xming or others)
[21:14] <genii> AFK
[21:15] <Dreamglider> Slart, thanks again. :)
[21:15] <Slart> Dreamglider: you're welcome
[21:15] <efu> iTunes in VirtualBox is way too slow videos to work. Is this common? Is there another way to watch my iTunes content under Ubuntu?
[21:16] <demonist> how do i manage which services start/stop? manual edit of /etc/init.d files?
[21:16] <theuser1> genii:  thanks a lot!
[21:16] <demonist> is there a helper?
[21:16] <dust> ok now it's great i lost sound in ubuntu
[21:16] <dust> it's not muted dont ask that
[21:16] <dekkong> Hi! I'm using Terminator as my "console" but I have this small problem when i'm in more than one channel,, when I try to change channels in irssi with the arrow keys it does not work I have to use the numlock keys:( does anyone know how to fix this? :)
[21:16] <noren_> how can i fix my neywork manager its dropping the connecting very frequently
[21:16] <noren_> i have to reboot to get the networking going back again
[21:16] <papachungo13> noodlesgc still with me?
[21:17] <Hascal> Hi there. I need some help creating a boot disk. I am running a PowerPC G4 Mac. I have burn disks but I don't I'm doing it right cause it my Mac doesn't boor from it.
[21:17] <ahmed> hi
[21:17] <ahmed> any bady there ?
[21:17] <Slart> !whois Guest16546
[21:17] <Guest16546> me ?
[21:17] <macman_> guys .. i noticed that after the update on firefox the flash thing .. all flash movies have a big play button .. when i play it the movie dosen't play .. any ideas ?
[21:17] <Slart> hello ahmed
[21:18] <Guest16546> oh this realy chat
[21:18] <genii> theuser1: You're welcome
[21:18] <Slart> Guest16546: there are lots of people here.. welcome to #ubuntu
[21:18] <Guest16546> slart
[21:18] <Guest16546> im new
[21:18] <Guest16546> i dont know good about this chat
[21:18] <Noqq> !partition
[21:19] <Guest16546> Slart
[21:19] <Noqq> I can't see the option "Shrink Volume" or "Install Partition" or such option when I'm at my Driver-management. I'm using an Asus EEE 1000He.
[21:19] <Slart> Guest16546: this is the support channel for Ubuntu, a linux distribution.
[21:19] <Hascal> Lot of folks here... Is there a better place to get boot disk help?
[21:19] <Slart> Guest16546: if you just want to chat type /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:20] <invernizzi> join #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:20] <Slart> don't forget the /
[21:20] <Guest16546> guys
[21:21] <Guest16546> i need download   yahoo masnger
[21:21] <Slart> Guest16546: for windows? or for ubuntu
[21:21] <guntbert> Hascal: this is *the* ubuntu-support channel
[21:21] <Guest16546> i download it butt i can instell itt
[21:21] <Guest16546> why ?
[21:22] <Hascal> Gunbert: Kewl. Thanks. Just need some guidance on how to make a boot disk on a Mac
[21:22] <eseven73> Guest16546, you might have better luck with a Ubuntu channel in your native language
[21:23] <Noqq> I got my Bootable USB device with Ubuntu 8.10 .iso on it. I got 2 questions though; 'When I'm gonna install Ubuntu, is it *REALLY* neccesarily to be connected to the internet with cable?' *and* 'Can I already update to 9.04 when I got 8.10 installed before release?'
[21:23] <cached> is there any way to change the system-wide bass and treble settings? my headphones slightly mess them up
[21:24] <etali666> Noqq - I just installed 8.10 today, already done a few hundred meg of updates, so a decent connection might be handy.
[21:24] <guntbert> Hascal: I saw that but I cannot help you with this. Please be patient and repeat your question in about 10 minutes or so, there are not too many with mac experience...
[21:25] <equuelus> which package do I need to install to get cryptoht.h? libssl-dev?
[21:25] <lstarnes> equuelus: try libnss3-dev
[21:26] <Slart> !find cryptoht.h
[21:26] <SlAiD> hello there.
[21:26] <SlAiD> :>
[21:26] <Slart> tadaaa!
[21:27] <Sheezy> Hey I need help trying to get a computer with ubuntu 8.10 to mount an iPod shuffle
[21:27]  * genii hands Slart a cookie
[21:27] <Slart> nom nom nom =)
[21:27] <Slart> !ipod | Sheezy
[21:28] <Slart> Sheezy: newer ipods seem less and less likely to talk to linux machines..
[21:28] <Slart> Sheezy: not sure about the shuffle.. but try those links and see if you can get it to work
[21:28] <Phoenix666> hello world
[21:29] <GreedyB2> Where could I possibly add a script to do something when my laptop resumes or comes back from hibernate?
[21:29] <Sheezy> Shuffle is just a screenless ipod
[21:29] <Sheezy> Yeah theres no info on syncing
[21:29] <Slart> GreedyB2: aren't there some folders in /etc/ somewhere.. /etc/acpi perhaps?
[21:30] <Phoenix666> is there somebody who has tried Ubuntu 9.04 with nvidia card
[21:30] <genii> GreedyB2: Call your script from /etc/acpi/resume.sh or /etc/acpi/hibernate.sh                   etc etc
[21:30] <dee> :-/
[21:30] <spdz> I was dualbooting XP and Ubuntu.  I put Vista on partition 3, and now cant boot either XP or Ubuntu.  How to fix....?
[21:30] <Slart> !jaunty | Phoenix666
[21:31] <GreedyB2> perfect!  I was looking in the wrong location... thanks Slart and genii
[21:31] <Slart> spdz: Vista just overwrote the mbr with it's own.. it's a bit selfish like that
[21:31] <Phoenix666> #ubuntu+1
[21:31] <Slart> !grub | spdz
[21:31] <Mike_lifeguard> OK, and the other thing is that my left alt doesn't work. So I suspect I have the keyboard set to the wrong layout. But my toshiba laptop isn't shown in the list - can I ask ubuntu to re-auto-detect the keyboard layout? (it was right when I first installed, but then I changed it when I plugged in my wireless keyboard and I don't remember what it was previously)
[21:31] <Slart> spdz: check the link for "Lost grub after installing windows"
[21:31] <Phoenix666> Slart > /dev/null
[21:33] <Sheezy> Hm
[21:33] <Sheezy> I looked in synaptic for ipod
[21:33] <Phoenix666> is there somebody who has tried Ubuntu 9.04 with nvidia card?
[21:33] <Sheezy> I found something that should help it mount
[21:33] <GreedyB2> genii, how about when a network connection is made? would that be etc/network/if-up.d/   ??
[21:33] <Slart> Phoenix666: once again.. wrong channel.. try in #ubuntu+1
[21:33] <demonist> hello, i hate having to ask such a stupid question, but how do i change my x window manager in ubuntu?
[21:33] <spdz> Slart: thx
[21:33] <Slart> Phoenix666: if you're having problems using your irc-client just say so
[21:34] <demonist> oh ~/.xinitrc
[21:34] <genii> GreedyB2: entire network is /etc/init.d/networking        You can also call pre-up post-up and post-down scripts on a particular interface from inside of /etc/network/interfaces
[21:34] <demonist> wait nevermind
[21:36] <exodus_ms> Does gedit store plugins somewhere else in 8.10 other than ~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins
[21:36] <phirestalker> I have used sbackup to restore my configuration after a fresh install, I backep up /var for various reasons, so it overwrote dpkg info so dpkg thinks some packages are installed that are not
[21:37] <phirestalker> I am trying to remove cdemu-daemon but it's not there so it has an error trying to stop the service and won't uninstall even with various force options
[21:37] <phirestalker> how can I remove it so I can reinstall it?
[21:37] <Slart> phirestalker: try "sudo apt-get install --reinstall cdemu-daemon" then remove it
[21:38] <graingert> phirestalker, try stopping the service
[21:38] <Slart> phirestalker: or don't remove if you want to keep it... either way reinstall might work when the other options do not
[21:38] <Riviera> Hi, I have ubuntu installed on my laptop, being online over ethernet. I would like to share the internet connection over wifi, making the laptop an access point. How would I do that?
[21:38] <Sheezy> I just got it working
[21:39] <Slart> !ics | Riviera, this should work over wifi too.. you might have change it a bit though
[21:39] <phirestalker> reinstall was a no go, get the same problem
[21:39] <graingert> Riviera, with great difficulty
[21:39] <graingert> phirestalker, what is the prob?
[21:39] <phirestalker> how in the world is not being able to stop a service a fatal error??
[21:39] <phirestalker> hold on let me get it on to pastebin
[21:40] <BlackCoffee> howdy.i'm resizing my  dev/sda1/ so i can install winxp on it,how do i get the freed up space to become an ntfs partition?even further,how will that space be represented on the winxp install dialog?
[21:40] <Slart> BlackCoffee: I think the windows xp installer can create a partition in the empty space so you don't have to do it yourself
[21:40] <BlackCoffee> great
[21:40] <chuck> Is there a guide on how to upgrade from hardy to whatever is the latest?
[21:41] <Slart> !upgrade | chuck
[21:41] <phirestalker> http://pastebin.com/m7ffbd3b9
[21:41] <Slart> chuck: jaunty is due in a couple of days.. so upgrading to intrepid might not be what you want right now
[21:42] <Arth> hi all
[21:42] <Chrystallic> Slart, do you think it would be smart to upgrade to jaunty in 6 dasy?
[21:42] <touch> .
[21:42] <Slart> Chrystallic: depends.. for a desktop machine, sure
[21:43] <sebsebseb> hi
[21:43] <Chrystallic> even if you got intreped?
[21:43] <Slart> Chrystallic: for a server responsible for keeping the sky up.. not quite so smart
[21:43] <Noqq> Is it true Ubuntu 8.04 and higher got an automatic partition option in the installment itself?
[21:43] <graingert> !botabuse | graingert
[21:43] <sebsebseb> Noqq: guided partitining yeah
[21:43] <BladeNBrocade> does compiz just not work /w dual monitors in xinerama mode or is their a fix/workaround for that?
[21:43] <Slart> Chrystallic: I'm upgrading to jaunty.. perhaps not the first day.. but day 2 or so.. but I will leave my home server on hardy
[21:44] <Chrystallic> slart, one problem and the whole server goes skyhigh...
[21:44] <Noqq> sebsebseb, what you mean by 'guided'? Is it worse or something?
[21:44] <Ryder5> Can anyone walk me thourgh setting up Tor? ive read all the tuts online but still nothing :(
[21:44] <DASPRiD> jaunty <3
[21:44] <sebsebseb> Noqq: two ways for it to automatically do your partitions
[21:44] <phirestalker> I have tried to remove with --force-all in dpkg, but it seems that for some reason it thinks that not being able to stop it is a fatal error and won't continue, it doesn't make sense
[21:44] <Slart> Chrystallic: probably not.. but I wouldn't bet the company web server on it
[21:44] <sebsebseb> Noqq: I would manually set up :)  more control
[21:45] <Noqq> sebsebseb, thats the problem, I can't seem to find a good/easy program (free) for windowsxp to make partitions.
[21:45] <Chrystallic> Slart: yea, might have some glitches in the beginning, for me I don't think I'll install jaunty really soon
[21:45] <chopper> Can anyone help me set up Tork? Ive read all the tuts online but still nothing
[21:45] <SlAiD> hello. I'm connected using the nx client (nomachine) and when I quit nx client I lose all aplications... likle, things shutdown with no reason. on windows using remote desktop connection when I disconnect, I can login again and stay with things exacly as I left... any clue for this?
[21:45] <sebsebseb> Noqq:  For Windows XP to make Ubuntu partitions?
[21:45] <Jerusalem420> so i have a linux question. not specific to ubuntu, but since thats what i run, this is where i came. I have a bunch of .jpg files that I want to rotate counter clockwise 90 degrees. How I can do this to multiple files at once from the command line?
[21:46] <Noqq> I see videos of making partitions trough Disk Management, but somehow I don't have the option to 'make partition'
[21:46] <sebsebseb> Noqq: yes I think  disk management is only in XP Pro, if  there is even in XP,  in Vista there is
[21:46] <Noqq> sebsebseb, I only got windows xp installed right now, and want to make a partition to install ubuntu on that space yes.
[21:46] <sebsebseb> Noqq: you can use gparted to make partitions :)
[21:46] <guntbert> Jerusalem420: ask in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[21:46] <sebsebseb> Noqq: gparted/partitioneditor on the Ubuntu CD
[21:46] <Slart> SlAiD: it probably creates a session that only lasts while you are logged in.. some vnc servers can use the currently logged in user and doesn't exit when you disconnect.. I don't know if nx has the same option
[21:47] <sebsebseb> Noqq: or do a guided install
[21:47] <Chrystallic> Slart: but when I got time, and not to much homework, I'll upgrade to Jaunty too
[21:47] <Jerusalem420> thanks guntbert
[21:47] <chopper> Can anyone help me set up Tork? Ive read all the tuts online but still nothing?
[21:47] <Slart> Jerusalem420: take a look at imagemagick.. command line graphics editing
[21:47] <Noqq> sebsebseb, I have the .iso from 8.10 installed on my Bootable USB. Can I run the GParted file before installing?
[21:47] <guntbert> !patience | chopper
[21:47] <sebsebseb> Noqq: 8.10 is a bit pointless installing now, because 9.04 is out this Thursday
[21:48] <guntbert> chopper: sorry, wanted to send !repeat
[21:48] <chopper> Ok ill will wait
[21:48] <Noqq> sebsebseb, is there already a .iso file out for 9.04? (the beta version, so I can update it when it comes out)
[21:48] <Jerusalem420> thanks slart
[21:48] <SlAiD> Slart yep, probably. I think it does not. any way I can install vnc server on ubuntu 8.04? you have a guide or something?
[21:48] <sebsebseb> Noqq: and if you set up the partitions yourself in 9.04, you can choose the Ext4 file system instead of the default Ext3.   9.04 is on a release candidate at the moment,  just download the final  when  it's out on Thursday
[21:48] <emi2304> castellano?
[21:49] <Slart> !info x11vnc | SlAiD
[21:49] <sebsebseb> Noqq: good idea to md5sum the ISO's before burning as well
[21:49] <sebsebseb> !md5sum
[21:49] <Slart> SlAiD: that's the one I was talking about.. it uses the already running session
[21:49] <GenovaIIS> ok so i have several ubuntu machines and would like to know if it would be possible to have my own mini internet, i dont have a real internet connection but would it be possible to turn one of my machines into something that will assign my machines an ip address
[21:49] <Slart> !vnc | SlAiD
[21:49] <SlAiD> heh,tks. dude. :D
[21:49] <SlAiD> going to read it
[21:49] <sebsebseb> Noqq: if you want to try Ubuntu before Thursday,  then I would suggest a virtual machine of 8.10 inside XP
[21:49] <GenovaIIS> sorta like  turn one into a router like thngy?
[21:49] <sebsebseb> Noqq: as long as your computer has enough RAM
[21:49] <SlAiD> if anything goes wrong I will let you know.
[21:49] <theuser1>  i need a free vnc software for both windows xp and kubuntu. i what to make windows and kubuntu both as some times client and some times server. need ecryptiiiiionn say ssh if possible. please see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_remote_desktop_software if you want to ?
[21:49] <theuser1> Slart: ^
[21:50] <sebsebseb> Noqq: or maybe wubi even
[21:50] <sebsebseb> !wubi > Noqq
[21:51] <Noqq> sebsebseb, thanks, I know about Wubi. I think I'm gonna download the Dekstop CD of 9.04 and make it bootable for my USB.
[21:51] <sebsebseb> Noqq: well not yet then for 9.04, wait untill final on Thursday
[21:51] <Noqq> sebsebseb, since I need to make it USB bootable because my Eee 1000He doesn't have a cd drive. :)
[21:52] <sebsebseb> Noqq: oh your on a EEPC,  it seems that 9.04 has some improvements for netbooks as well
[21:52] <Noqq> sebsebseb, why wait? I can always update it when it comes out right?
[21:52] <Slart> theuser1: I would use one of the many vnc server packages that are available for windows.. there are several.. any will do.. and the regular vnc server client from the repos.. they usually talk to each other just fine
[21:52] <sebsebseb> Noqq: ,because there will still be some bugs here and there  I guess, that could effect you
[21:52] <A_G1RL> so that I don't waste your time here ... is there such a thing a a ubuntu complete newb irc channel?
[21:52] <Slart> theuser1: I've never setup vnc over ssh so I can't really help you with that.. sorry
[21:53] <theuser1> Slart: which one do you recomend?
[21:53] <sebsebseb> Noqq: see what they say in #ubuntu+1  about  getting the RC  now and putting that on, instead of waiting for final
[21:53] <More_Cowbell> !!!
[21:53] <theuser1> Slart:  is it slower by ssh? do i need ssh?
[21:53] <Noqq> sebsebseb, what could be the most major bug? Aslong as I got wireless internet and normal browsing on it I'm happy. I can wait till thursday that way.
[21:53] <phirestalker> could the error be a problem with the way they made the cdemu deb file?
[21:53] <Slart> theuser1: I've used realvnc, tightvnc and ultravnc at different times.. they all worked when I tried them
[21:54] <theuser1> Slart:  whats your favourit vnc?
[21:54] <guntbert> A_G1RL: questions don't waste nobodies time - ask away, if someone knows the answers you will get them
[21:54] <Slart> theuser1: I have no idea if running it over ssh will slow it down.. as I said.. I've never tried it myself
[21:54] <sebsebseb> Noqq: can't  really talk  loads about 9.04 here, because it's meant to be suppourt for 8.10 and 8.04 this channel, however 9.04 get's it's own channel #ubuntu+1   where you can find out more about it
[21:54] <Slart> theuser1: the last one I used was ultravnc... I guess that counts as favourite perhaps
[21:54] <sebsebseb> Noqq: then once 9.04 is released on Thursday, this channel becomes 9.04 suppourt as well
[21:54] <Linuz2009> Hi everyone
[21:55] <theuser1> Slart:  ok. i hope it has more options
[21:55] <theuser1> Slart: which is most comonly used?
[21:55] <Linuz2009> I had a issue about ubuntu 8.10
[21:55] <acr0nym> anyone here familiar with mplayer + coreavc codec?
[21:55] <dotblank> !ask
[21:55] <Slart> theuser1: they all have some different options.. I have no idea of how many users each have
[21:55] <Linuz2009> My computer can't seemed to play sounds
[21:56] <xangua> i use mplayer, what is corevac codec acr0nym ¿
[21:56] <MHz128> what is eog?
[21:56] <TheFunkbomb> Well, I cleaned out my computer.  Heatsink was clogged with dust, smoking residue and hair
[21:56] <theuser1> Slart:  lastly. whose the faster and easier
[21:56] <TheFunkbomb> She seems to be running a bit cooler now
[21:56] <acr0nym> it's an extra codec that allows better support for x264 files
[21:56] <acr0nym> it works for me on windows...but trying to get it work on ubuntu now :)
[21:57] <acr0nym> I followed a guide but I'm a bit stuck
[21:57] <xangua> x264 files acr0nym ¿
[21:57] <acr0nym> .mkv files
[21:57] <acr0nym> 720p video mainly
[21:57] <xangua> you just need to install the codecs of your distro acr0nym
[21:57] <Slart> theuser1: I have no idea.. you'll have to try them and see for yourself
[21:58] <acr0nym> xangua,  the coreserv handles the mkv files better
[21:58] <acr0nym> without it the 720p video files won't run on my eee pc
[21:58] <acr0nym> not strong enough :)
[21:58] <dougl> eee = ?
[21:58] <theuser1> Slart:  ok
[21:58] <theuser1>  thx
[21:59] <xangua> acr0nym: have you tried with a repositorie called Medibuntu ¿?
[21:59] <acr0nym> I tried compiling it from source
[21:59] <acr0nym> medibuntu is too outdated
[22:00] <Brando753> how can  i get wifi to work in ubuntu server
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[22:00] <Brando753> ?
[22:00] <theuser1> Slart: i hope i can use difffffferent vnc apps on windows and difffffferent on linux but still connect each other ?
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: usb or pci?
[22:00] <Brando753> ?
[22:00] <Brando753> PCI
[22:00] <Slart> theuser1: sure.. some extra bling bling features might not work but the basics will work
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: ok can you give the output of: lspci
[22:01] <Brando753> one sec
[22:01] <theuser1> Slart: ok
[22:01] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: use pastebin
[22:01] <Brando753> what command should i use?
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: do you have www access?
[22:02] <Brando753> the server has not internet access
[22:03] <Brando753> no sorry
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: ok then run lspci
[22:03] <Flare183> !enter | Brando753
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: one line will identify the device, type it ni here
[22:04] <gb-or> Hi, I rebooted my PC and I get now really low resolution, I cannot select a higher one via the screen resolution menu, anyone?
[22:04] <gb-or> I've tried looking in dmesg, Xorg logs and syslogs but I couldn't find anything usefull, maybe I'm looking the wrong place?
[22:04] <Flare183> gb-or: Sounds like a graphics card or Xorg problem
[22:05] <Brando753> i got  a huge oputput what file am i looking for?
[22:05] <Flare183> gb-or: It could also be a graphics driver problem too
[22:05] <gb-or> I guess it is, but it was working pretty fine five minutes ago... I think some software update caused it
[22:05] <geoaxis> hello people
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: try: lspci | grep -i ethernet
[22:05] <geoaxis> is there any advantage to clean update
[22:05] <infomomo>  /clearall
[22:05] <gb-or> Flare183, Thanks I'll look in dpkg logs to see if I updated a driver recently :p
[22:06] <Flare183> gb-or: Alright
[22:06] <geoaxis> i mean reinstalling ubuntu ...instead of updating it
[22:06] <emerson> hi I have to install and run freepascal at my pc so what I have to do  then ?
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: one line will identify the device
[22:06] <gb-or> Flare183, that's also weird because compiz and everything works fine...
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> !find pascal
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> !info gpc
[22:06] <Flare183> gb-or: Whoa. that is really weird
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> geoaxis: how do you mean?
[22:07] <Flare183> gb-or: Switch to metacity and see what happens
[22:07] <Brando753> Ethernet Controller: intelo Corporation 82801BA/BAM/CA/CAM Ethernet controller (rev 03)
[22:07] <Brando753> it this my wireless card or ethernet card?
[22:07] <gb-or> Flare183, metacity is what gdm calls "failsafe" in the menu?
[22:07] <geoaxis> ActionParsnip:  well you could update ubuntu 8.10 to 9.4 from within 8.10
[22:07] <geoaxis> or wipe out 8.10 and go to 9.4 from CD
[22:08] <Flare183> gb-or: I think so, but you don't have to do it that way, just run metacity --replace
[22:08] <geoaxis> which one is better option (if there is no restriction)
[22:08] <gb-or> ohh ;)
[22:08] <oskar-> gb-or:  the monitor capabilities are perhaps not detected correctly. have you cold-rebooted? you can try VertRefresh and HorizSync lines in xorg.conf, if everything fails
[22:08] <Flare183> gb-or: :)
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: sounds like the wired to me
[22:08] <nephish> hey all
[22:09] <nephish> need some advice about building a linux computer ( or buying one )  are any of the intel chips 64 bit?
[22:09] <gb-or> oskar-, thanks I'll try that too
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> geoaxis: clean install will remove any old apps and files that you dont need, upgrading will maintain settings which you will have to re-establish in some form when you clean install
[22:09] <Brando753> ActionParsnip: how about network controller : Atheros Communications Inc. AR4008 Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01)
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: perfect
[22:10] <tato> hi everyone
[22:10] <tato> got a problem with ubuntu on an hp 530 laptop
[22:10] <Brando753> so how do i get it to work :P
[22:10] <tato> can anybody help?
[22:11] <lasivian__> can a linux softraid have disks added to it without issue?
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: looks like madwifi supports it
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> tato: can you detail your issue
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> !raid
[22:11] <tato> cant use the wifi card
[22:11] <Brando753> how do i get that on ubuntu server?
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> lasivianmaybe that will help
[22:11] <Roasted> Anybody run Samba with Ubuntu to Ubuntu computers?
[22:11] <tato> ithink it works because the system asked me to use the right drivers
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: sudo apt-get install madwifi-tools
[22:12] <gb-or> oskar-, If I change xorg.conf is it enough to logout of gnome so that X would restart and use the new configuration?
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> !info madwifi-tools
[22:12] <Brando753> remember i dont have internet on this machine
[22:12] <tato> but i donnow how to search and connect to my  wifi network
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: then you need to download the deb manually and satisfy any deps you may ned
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> !aptoncd | Brando753
[22:13] <MarkJones> Does anyone happen to know where I can get a deb for Handbrake for Hardy? They only seem to have it for intrepid on the official site and it wont install on Hardy.
[22:13] <luser65536> How do I mount a netbsd partition?
[22:13] <nephish> does dell make it easy enough to upgrade a processor or ram from like newegg? or are all the system parts not compatible with others?  I mean, if i upgrade my mem, do i have to do it from dell ?
[22:13] <oskar-> gb-or:  i am not sure. at least a "/etc/init.d/gdm restart" from one of the text consoles would work
[22:13] <Svish|Laptop> how can I remove all whitespace on the end of lines in a bunch of php files?
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> luser65536: what format is the partition
[22:13] <gb-or> oskar-, ok thanks
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> tato: is it pci or usb?
[22:13] <luser65536> ActionParsnip: 44, I believe.
[22:14] <tato> what ?
[22:14] <tato> the wifi adaptor ?
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> tato: yes, pci or usb?
[22:14] <dingdong> How to get the code eg (hd5,1)  for my xp partition.  gparted doesn't show such info.
[22:14] <tato> it's the internal wifi card
[22:14] <tato> so i guess pci
[22:15] <Brando753> !offline
[22:15] <ActionParsnip> tato: then can you pastebin the output of   lspci | grep -i ether
[22:15] <n8tuser> tato -> post in pastebin the results of   sudo lshw -C network
[22:16] <ActionParsnip> dingdong: i've always used trial and error, the partition number in sudo fdisk -l  (subtract 1) will give you the second number
[22:16] <Brando753> how would i use apt on cd with ubuntu server?
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: you will make a cd with madwifi-tools and its deps on it, you can then burn them to cd and copy the debs to your system, then install them
[22:18] <Brando753> how exactly would i install the deb on ubuntu server from a cd?
[22:18] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: sudo dpkg -i <file>
[22:19] <Flannel> Brando753: sudo apt-cdrom add, and then the packages on the CD are in your cache.
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: why have you installed ubuntu server when you are so new to ubuntu?
[22:20] <Brando753> because i have a server "P
[22:20] <ActionParsnip> tato: once you get me that output we can further diagnose
[22:20] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: you can run server apps on the desktop install
[22:21] <tato> i donnow how to use bastbin XD
[22:21] <tato> sorry i'm a newbie
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> !paste
[22:21] <Grom> bug on networkmanager that crash everything and restart computer is fixed now?
[22:22] <tato> ok now how do i copy it here ?
[22:22] <dingdong> ActionParsnip: i got ntfs partitions on /dev/sda2 and /dev/sda5.  how to see which is xp and which vista?
[22:23] <tato> http://paste.ubuntu.com/154313/
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> dingdong: you could mount them and look at the filesystem contents
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> tato: wtg
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom | tato
[22:25] <dingdong> ActionParsnip: ok so it's (hd5,?) but how to find ?  just try values?
[22:25] <Brando753> i just installed madwifi in ubuntu server now what?
[22:25] <papachungo13> Hi all...total noob here with a question - how do I totally remove a program (firefox) from my system if it is not flagged as installed in the Synaptic Package list?
[22:26] <LZZ> hello, for some reason my pc is not playng audio, trougth the volume controu recognizes my Intel ICH5 soundcard and the volume is set to max
[22:26] <Flannel> papachungo13: What makes you think it still exists?
[22:26] <papachungo13> I am running Ubuntu 8.10
[22:26] <LZZ> papachungo13: you compiled it yourself with make:
[22:26] <papachungo13> because if I type Firefox in a terminal window it executes
[22:26] <Flannel> papachungo13: Do you still have 'firefox-3.0' installed?
[22:27] <papachungo13> no
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> dingdong: the partition is the 2nd number, the first is the hard drive number
[22:27] <papachungo13> no Flannel
[22:27] <LZZ> go to the firefox dir from where you compiled it and run make uninstall
[22:27] <Brando753> ActionParsnip: i installed mad wifi in ubuntu server now what?
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: i'd reboot
[22:27] <papachungo13> didn't compile it LZZ
[22:27] <tato> it seems soo complicated to make it working
[22:27] <papachungo13> Version 2.0.0.4 is still on my version 8.10 ubuntu install
[22:28] <Brando753> ActionParsnip: k its rebooted
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> tato: its a step by step guide
[22:28] <papachungo13> version 3.0 is not installed
[22:28] <Flannel> papachungo13: alright, please pastebin the output of `dpkg -l | grep firefox`
[22:28] <tato> ok i'm trying
[22:28] <tato> thanks
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: ok then run: sudo iwlist scan
[22:29] <papachungo13> When I try to install version 3 version 2 still runs
[22:29] <Brando753> ActionParsnip: wlan0 Interface dosent spport scanning : Network is down
[22:29] <st0ned> php is installed but when I try to access php content it only fucking shows a white screen .. its acting like a nigger whats going on?
[22:29] <dingdong> how to find the hard drive number .?  will sda3 be on #1, and sdb3 be on #2, for example?
[22:29] <efu> Is there a way to fix the iTunes video performance under virtualbox (or any other VM)? It's waaay too slow for me to watch videos at the moment.
[22:29] <mikejet> How do you disable private messages in XChat (IRC) ?
[22:29] <``y7> i know how to connet to my box via putty.exe, but how do i connect to it via terminal window?
[22:29] <Seeker`> st0ned: watch your language please
[22:29] <Flannel> st0ned: Please mind your language.
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: try: sudo ifup wlan0
[22:29] <histo> !ohmy | st0ned
[22:30] <papachungo13> Flannel should the command have output to the screen?
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> st0ned: nice racism, are you always that ignorant or is it only when you get riled?
[22:30] <karim> is there a way to repair a tar.gz file ?
[22:30] <karim> a broken one
[22:30] <karim> :-/
[22:30] <Flannel> ActionParsnip: Don'
[22:30] <st0ned> ActionParsnip: fuck u faggot
[22:30] <st0ned> FUCK YOU ALL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[22:30] <oleander> karim, are you looking for lost data
[22:30] <FloodBot3> st0ned: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:30] <Brando753> Ignoring unknown interface wlan0+wlan0
[22:30] <oleander> ?
[22:31] <Addy`ubuntu> hi, I'm getting 404 errors when I try to update my repositories
[22:31] <karim> oleander: I created an archive with dpkg-buildpackage and I can't extract it
[22:31] <karim> that's weird
[22:31] <Flannel> Addy`ubuntu: Which version of Ubuntu are you using?
[22:31] <Addy`ubuntu> and I need to update them because I can't download any packages
[22:31] <Addy`ubuntu> 7.04
[22:31] <mikejet> st0ned had some interesting points.
[22:31] <dingdong> ActionParsnip:  how to find the hard drive number .?  will sda3 be on #1, and sdb3 be on #2, for example?
[22:31] <Brando753> ActionParsnip: Ignoring unknown interface wlan0=wlan0
[22:31] <oleander> do you have the data backed up?
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> sda3 will most likely be hd2
[22:32] <ephak> i need help with video player that was installed with xubuntu.  i installed it last night and when i play full screen viddeos it lags severely and cpu is at 100% usage
[22:32] <Addy`ubuntu> flannel: any ideas?
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: does wlan0 now have a module associated with it in   lshw -C network
[22:32] <_opex_> ephak try VLC
[22:33] <oleander> Addy`ubuntu -- pick a different mirror, you can find a list of mirrors online. Just change the software sources...
[22:33] <Addy`ubuntu> I did
[22:33] <Flannel> Addy`ubuntu: You're using a version of Ubuntu that isn't supported anymore (it reached end of life some time ago), as such, the mirrors have been taken down.
[22:33] <Addy`ubuntu> ah
[22:33] <ephak> ok, i havent installed anything on a linux machine before, so i just find download for linux version of vlc, right?
[22:33] <Addy`ubuntu> so the original should still be there, right?
[22:33] <canopus0002> REGISTER neuro1 giusdiaferia@hotmail.it
[22:33] <Flannel> Addy`ubuntu: you'll need to upgrade to 7.10 (and then to 8.04, since 7.10 will almost be EOL)
[22:33] <Addy`ubuntu> just not the mirrors?
[22:33] <Addy`ubuntu> I can't upgrade, long story
[22:33] <Flannel> Addy`ubuntu: The original?  no.  All repos are taken down.
[22:33] <Addy`ubuntu> so I can't get any software until I update?
[22:34] <Brando753> ActionParsnip: i wouldnt know what to look for, it does say DISABLED
[22:34] <Addy`ubuntu> argh
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> !7.04
[22:34] <canopus0002> hello everyone
[22:34] <oleander> Has anyone else had a prob. with mounting cdroms with a badblock error?
[22:34] <Flannel> papachungo13: It may not have.  That was a lowercase L, if you do somethign else, it may not.  Try just dpkg -l on its own (you should get a large amount of output)
[22:34] <linkmaster03> I have a .bat file with this in it: "java -Xmx500m -cp .;Theme.jar Gui" but it doesn't run because bash interprets the ; differently than windows would. hat would be the Linux equivalent of that command?
[22:34] <canopus0002> my first time on irc
[22:34] <Addy`ubuntu> damnit
[22:34] <oleander> ..."bad superblock" ?
[22:34] <ephak> think i got it
[22:34] <Flannel> Addy`ubuntu: Why can't you upgrade?
[22:34] <Addy`ubuntu> xorg issues with my monitor
[22:35] <Addy`ubuntu> and 8.10 won't even boot
[22:35] <papachungo13> Flannel when I ran it as displayed, I saw nothing, then I just ran it with the -l and I got a lot of stuff
[22:35] <Addy`ubuntu> I've tried everything
[22:35] <_opex_> well just type apt-het update and after that apt-get upgrade
[22:35] <Flannel> Addy`ubuntu: Alright.  You *can* use the historical archive mirror.  old-releases.ubuntu.com
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> linkmaster03: i'd ask in #java
[22:35] <papachungo13> Flannel do you want the lots of stuuf screen?
[22:35] <mati_> hey
[22:35] <Addy`ubuntu> thanks
[22:35] <Flannel> papachungo13: No, no, that's not necssary.
[22:35] <Addy`ubuntu> I'll try that
[22:35] <Flannel> Addy`ubuntu: Just remember, you're not getting any security updates, etc.
[22:35] <Brando753> ActionParsnip: i wouldnt know what to look for, it does say DISABLED
[22:35] <linkmaster03> ActionParsnip: thanks
[22:35] <papachungo13> So what do I do Flannel?
[22:36] <mati_> i have a question PROPOSED PACKAGES are not available now ?
[22:36] <Flannel> papachungo13: How long ago did you install this?  (I know this wasn't installed as 8.10)
[22:36] <mati_> was it in the past?
[22:36] <papachungo13> maybe 2 years ago?
[22:36] <papachungo13> maybe 2 years ago Flannel
[22:36] <Flannel> papachungo13: alright, whats the output to `which firefox`?
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: this may help some, blacklisting other drivers may help http://www.ubuntugeek.com/atheros-ar5007-wireless-with-madwifi-on-ubuntu-804-hardy-heron.html/comment-page-4
[22:37] <papachungo13> Flannel as Dapper Drake (6.10 I believe)
[22:37] <_opex_> Addy`ubuntu apt-get update apt-get upgrade doesnt work in CLI ?
[22:37] <ookz> I need help with a video issue anyone got a minute?
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> ookz: can you be specific?
[22:37] <papachungo13> Flannel not sure I understand the question
[22:37] <ookz> Trying to hook a monitor up to my notebook
[22:37] <Flannel> papachungo13: type `which firefox` in a terminal, it'll give you a single line of output, what is that output?
[22:38] <ookz> can get it to switch over
[22:38] <databits> I have a ntfs hardddisk how do I go about mounting it ?
[22:38] <mati_> this is a really mess chat!
[22:38] <mati_> i can;t be here...sorry
[22:38] <Addy`ubuntu> thanks guys, it appears to be working now
[22:38] <Addy`ubuntu> with old-releases
[22:38] <equuelus> how do i check what version of a given package I have installed?
[22:38] <Flannel> mati_: You don't want to use -propsed anyway.  If that's what you're referring to.
[22:38] <pavi711> need some help with hibernation
[22:39] <papachungo13> flannel http://paste.ubuntu.com/154318/
[22:39] <pavi711> can anyone help me
[22:39] <Flannel> equuelus: `apt-cache policy package` is one way (or you can use dpkg, but policy is likely more informative)
[22:39] <Linuz2009> hi everyone.
[22:39] <Linuz2009> can anyone help me with a issue I had?
[22:39] <sd32> can anyone tell me how to update  vmware player  in ubuntu?
[22:40] <ookz> So anyone know of a command to switch outputs of video?
[22:40] <nadan> i installed n formated my harddrive using ubuntu in windows i'm getitng an error the inode size is unequal to 128 bytes (inode size is 256 bytes)   why did ubuntu do this?
[22:40] <Flannel> papachungo13: alright, now what's the output of `dpkg -S /usr/bin/firefox`?
[22:40] <Linuz2009> My computer can emit any sound!
[22:40] <Linuz2009> hello?
[22:40] <Linuz2009> I got stuck in the middle
[22:41] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: There are people here. Go ahead and ask your question, you probably won't get much of a response from "can anyone help me with an issue I had?"
[22:41] <sd32> !patience
[22:41] <Linuz2009> I was typing in commands in the terminal
[22:41] <allowoverride> anyone know how to do a unattended ubuntu server from an ubuntu laptop acting as server on premise? im considering using dhcp to only recognize the mac address of one computer so the rest do not work off rouge dhcp server.
[22:41] <papachungo13> Flannel http://paste.ubuntu.com/154319/
[22:41] <allowoverride> would like the one pc to netboot from my laptop
[22:42] <Brando753> ActionParsnip: still cant get it to work ;(
[22:42] <Flannel> mati_: -proposed isn't a good way to get the newest version.  While yes, the binaries in the packages are newer, they're also untested.  Also, the packages themselves are untested (or have incomplete dependencies, etc), and can cause trouble (even if the binaries themselves don't have issues).  -proposed is a staging area for -updates.  If you just wait for them to mvoe to updates, you'll have them only a few days later.
[22:42] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: Typing commands in the terminal isn't really a problem though.
[22:42] <Brando753> Someone help me to get my wifi card to work in ubuntu server using madwifi :P
[22:42] <Flannel> papachungo13: alright, and `dpkg -S /usr/bin/firefox.ubuntu`?
[22:42] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: I assume there's something more to your question. Go ahead and expian the whole thing, that will allow us to help you.
[22:43] <helper> helo need site  for configure network interfaces foe beginners any issue thanks
[22:43] <sd32> !ask
[22:43] <ahmed> hey all
[22:43] <Flannel> helper: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/serverguide/C/networking.html
[22:43] <Guest42631> any one can speak arbic
[22:43] <Flannel> !ar | Guest42631
[22:43] <Flannel> erm
[22:43] <pavi711> hi guys need some help in ubuntu
[22:44] <Flannel> !sa | Guest42631
[22:44] <ookz> Sounds shot again! Seems to love to go out on this notebook
[22:44] <Linuz2009> well, I type in ~$ wget -O ~/Desktop/alsa-info.sh
[22:44] <pavi711> can anyone please help
[22:44] <pavi711> me
[22:44] <Flannel> !helpme | pavi711
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: apparently its supported by that package, is there any way you could get hooked up to the web to get full updates
[22:44] <papachungo13> Flannel http://paste.ubuntu.com/154322/
[22:45] <ookz> !patince
[22:45] <ookz> blah
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> Brando753: you may also want to install linux-restricted-modules-generic  and linux-restricted-modules-common
[22:45] <dylnuge> !ask
[22:45] <ookz> !patience
[22:45] <Linuz2009> I typed commands in the terminal
[22:45] <allowoverride> whats with the explamation points !! ?
[22:45] <Brando753> well im trying to connect to the interntet, currently no, i would use my laptop and ethernet cable to share internet connection but firestarter never works on my laptop
[22:45] <Linuz2009> and it gave me access denied
[22:45] <allowoverride> irc command?
[22:46] <Flannel> papachungo13: Well, that's not very helpful.  Alright, um... lets go with a pastebin of the output of `dpkg -l`
[22:46] <Linuz2009> And I need to check the output of a amixer.
[22:46] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: If you're trying to access a file which isn't yours, run a command which requires superuser privilages, or something of the like, try using sudo before your command, and enter your password (assuming you have superuser privileges)
[22:47] <equuelus> how do i tell what version of ubuntu do i have running?
[22:47] <thebackwash> uname -a
[22:47] <thebackwash> equuelus: uname -a
[22:47] <ActionParsnip> equuelus: lsb_release -a
[22:47] <Linuz2009> well I got stuck in the middle when someone helped me
[22:47] <equuelus> thebackwash, it doesn't tell me whether it is hardy or whatever..
[22:47] <thebackwash> what version number is it?
[22:47] <MightyTweek> !version | equuelus
[22:47] <jtholmes> equuelus, cat /etc/lsb-release
[22:47] <ActionParsnip> thebackwash: uname -a only shows kernel version
[22:47] <Linuz2009> he need to go somewhere and tell me to go to this chat room if I got stuck
[22:48] <Flannel> equuelus: lsb_release -a
[22:48] <thebackwash> ActionPar: my bad
[22:48] <calwig> Hi guys, how exactly can I delete files from a certain range. i.e. DSC00001.JPG - DSC00052.JPG?
[22:48] <dylnuge> Linuz: Not quite sure what you mean by stuck in the middle.
[22:48] <equuelus> thanks
[22:48] <papachungo13> Flannel http://paste.ubuntu.com/154326/
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> thebackwash: np man (tab complete works in irc too)
[22:48] <Brando753> Someone help me to get my wifi card to work in ubuntu server using madwifi :P
[22:48] <ikonia> Brando753: a server using wifi ??? seems unusual
[22:48] <Brando753> it is :P
[22:48] <user38214> I'm trying to switch from DSL internet service to cable.  My desktop fails to work with the cable, but my netbook works fine.  Both are running Ubuntu 8.10, with the desktop on AMD64 and the netbook on i386.  Both computers and the cablle and DSL modems are all plugged into the same router.  What could be causing this?
[22:49] <zsquareplusc> calwig: you mean like selecting a range with shift key in nautlius? ;-)
[22:49] <Flannel> papachungo13: Hmm, this isn't all of it.  Or, I would hope not.  Try doing this: `dpkg -l > ~/Desktop/dpkg.txt` (and then open up that text file)
[22:49] <Linuz2009> So my main issue is I can't play any sound in my computer
[22:49] <Linuz2009> and I'm running Ubuntu 8.10 edition
[22:49] <ikonia> user38214: many things, maybe the nic on your desktop, maybe your router doesn't like having a switch in front of it, etc etc.
[22:49] <Linuz2009> Desktop edition
[22:50] <ActionParsnip> user38214: if the systems are connected to the same router it will work as long as your systems have the correct ip information for your router
[22:50] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: Ok. Double click the sound icon on your notification tray, and make sure it's not muted or at minimum volume first.
[22:50] <Brando753> Someone help me to get my wifi card to work in ubuntu server using madwifi :P
[22:50] <ActionParsnip> user38214: dhcp from your router will sort this
[22:50] <zsquareplusc> calwig: and with {1..5} cou can do ranges in the bash
[22:50] <ikonia> !wifi > Brando753
[22:50] <calwig> zsquareplusc: heh?
[22:50] <connex> hi, can someone help me setting up pulseaudio so it connects to a remote computer?
[22:51] <Linuz2009> yeah its not muted
[22:51] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: That includes things like PCM or LFE if you have them there?
[22:51] <Linuz2009> give me a sec
[22:51] <bad_cables> anyone know ffmpeg?
[22:51] <papachungo13> Flannel http://paste.ubuntu.com/154331/
[22:52] <zsquareplusc> calwig: like echo DSC{1..9}  or isnt that what you want (with rm instead of echo)?
[22:52] <Linuz2009> My PCM-2 and in-gain isn't muted
[22:52] <allowoverride> calwig:   rm /wheverfilesare/DSC000[0-2].JPG
[22:52] <user38214> ActionParsnip: I'm pretty clueless about networking.  How do I make the dhcp thing happen?
[22:52] <bad_cables> i need to convert an audio file to .wav but i dont know what format it is in
[22:52] <calwig> allowoverride: mm ok
[22:52] <calwig> zsquareplusc: yeah to delete a certain range
[22:53] <allowoverride> enter range
[22:53] <bad_cables> it loads 600ms of garbage in audacity as wav, raw and mp3
[22:53] <allowoverride> mmm ok
[22:53] <bad_cables> but it is 3mb
[22:53] <``y7> i know how to connet to my box via putty.exe by putting in the ip and port and the login/password, but how do i connect to it via terminal window?
[22:53] <Linuz2009> dylnude: what do I have to do nect?
[22:53] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: Is your sound daemon running?
[22:53] <Flannel> papachungo13: When you were on Dapper (which had FF1.5, did you manually upgrade to FF2 or anything like that?
[22:53] <Linuz2009> what's daemon?
[22:53] <papachungo13> no
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> user38214: sudo ip addr flush dev eth0 && sudo ip link set eth0 down && sudo ip link set eth0 up && sudo /sbin/dhclient eth0
[22:53] <allowoverride> calwig: do a cp first then of course you know it will work with rm
[22:54] <connex> hi, can someone help me setting up pulseaudio so it connects to a remote computer?
[22:54] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: I'm not a sound expert, so I'm looking into it on my own computer, sorry.
[22:54] <papachungo13> Flannel no
[22:54] <Linuz2009> it's okay
[22:54] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: Daemon is a program which does automated tasks. I think it's pulseaudio on Ubuntu, that might be something else though.
[22:54] <wilhart> does anyone use soundblaster audigy 2 zs ?
[22:54] <Linuz2009> I'm using Analog Devices AD1981B (OSS Mixer)
[22:54] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: Run top or open System Monitor and look for it there.
[22:54] <Flannel> papachungo13: Well, unfortunately, I can't figure out (except for something outside of package management) why you'd still have firefox installed.
[22:55] <calwig> allowoverride: ok
[22:55] <bad_cables> anyone know how to convert a shockwave flash audio file to wav?
[22:55] <papachungo13> Flannel I don't recall doing that, not even close to being able to do that without the package manager
[22:55] <papachungo13> Flannel so is there a way to get rid of it?
[22:55] <Flannel> papachungo13: What errors do you get if you try and install `firefox`?
[22:55] <Linuz2009> dylnude: nope I didn't see it?
[22:55] <Flannel> papachungo13: sudo apt-get install firefox
[22:55] <Linuz2009> do you mean the system file?
[22:56] <bad_cables> papachungo13: you want to get rid of firefox browser?
[22:56] <Linuz2009> /dev/sda1
[22:56] <user38214> ActionParsnip: Thanks!  That did the trick.
[22:56] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> user38214: np man, your old IP info was for your OLD config
[22:57] <Linuz2009> Dylnude: did you found it yet?
[22:57] <ActionParsnip> user38214: if you have static ips defined, they will need revising
[22:57] <papachungo13> Flannel no errors, it installs fine, but when I run, the 2.0.0.4 version appears
[22:57] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: No, I mean a program. Check if pulseaudio is running  and if not try starting it.
[22:57] <papachungo13> bad_cables I want to get rid of v2.0.0.4
[22:58] <Linuz2009> Dylnude: yeah its running
[22:58] <bad_cables> papachungo13: you are using ubuntu with a gui and all that?
[22:58] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: It's dylnuGe, by the way.
[22:58] <papachungo13> bad_cables I'm using 8.10 with gnome
[22:58] <Linuz2009> dylnuGe: okay then what?
[22:58] <bad_cables> papachungo13: then open synaptic and uninstall it
[22:59] <bad_cables> papachungo13: then install Dillo =)
[22:59] <papachungo13> bad_cables we've gone past that suggestion already, thanks
[22:59] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: I didn't mean you had to capitalize the G, just correcting your spelling of my name. Try killing pulseaudio and restarting it.
[22:59] <allowoverride> anyone, how can i cause dhcp server to only dull ip's to macs i define? anyone do this before? i dont want to a rouge dhcp server on the network for any length of time? thanks... pm me if you like, prolly better
[22:59] <papachungo13> except for the Dillo part
[22:59] <bad_cables> papachungo13: what's wrong with Dillo???
[22:59] <papachungo13> whatever that is
[22:59] <Linuz2009> dylnuge: you mean restart the computer?
[23:00] <papachungo13> bad_cables Don't know what Dillo is, so I can't comment
[23:00] <allowoverride> i would also like to see someone's dhcp.conf if they have done this before. thanks!
[23:00] <giovanni_> giovanni
[23:00] <papachungo13> Flannel I ran the install but 2.0.0.4 cam up when I clicked the icon
[23:00] <tgr_> hi is there an internet browser that is less cpu heavy than firefox?
[23:01] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: Nope, just pulseaudio
[23:01] <Linuz2009> how can I do that?
[23:01] <DigitalKiwi> tgr_: yeah, but they suck ._.
[23:01] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: Do pulseaudio --k and then pulseaudio at the command line.
[23:01] <tgr_> DigitalKiwi not good to hear haha is seamonkey any less cpu heavy?
[23:01] <knoxy> hi all.. Im trying to connect using pppoeconf but the "plog" says "Remote message: Connection not allowed:Entry not found for key 'internet@speedy ... When I try using Windows XP the connection works... How can I do to fix it?
[23:01] <DigitalKiwi> don't know
[23:02] <Dante123> hi all, for some weird reason (after kids were on my computer) whenever I try to maximize a window it doesnt actually maximize it.  It does get bigger but only fills half the screen.  Any ideas what the little beggars might have done???
[23:02] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: Or go into system monitor and right click it, kill it, then press Alt-F2, type in pulseaudio.
[23:02] <Brando753> ok i got my wifi card up in ubuntu server how do i connect to a network?
[23:02] <tgr_> anyone use xfce on ubuntu? is it really lighter like they say? last time i used it i had a lot of package conflicts i didn't know how to fix
[23:02] <ienorand> calwig: for i in {1..60}; do rm file00$i; done
[23:02] <Flannel> papachungo13: What does `apt-cache policy firefox` output?
[23:02] <Linuz2009> okay I press ALT F2 and enter pulse audio
[23:02] <thebackwash> tgr: i like fluxbox for a light desktop
[23:02] <Dante123> Brando753 right click on the network mangler icon in the corner and see what networks show us  (ssid's)
[23:03] <gb-or> Flare183, I think I got it right, it was some temp hardware issue I guess. I unplugged and plugged the screen to the pc and it suddently worked :)
[23:03] <thebackwash> tgr_: i run gnome-panel with fluxbox
[23:03] <Brando753> this is ubuntu server, there is no gui
[23:03] <tgr_> lately my laptop has been overheating due to azurues and virtualbox running and it never happened before so i am wondering what is going on
[23:03] <Linuz2009> dylnuge: what next?
[23:03] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: Did you kill the current process first?
[23:03] <Flare183> gb-or: That's great!
[23:03] <Linuz2009> yeah
[23:03] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: If so, it should work now.
[23:03] <knoxy> hi all.. Im trying to connect using pppoeconf but the "plog" says "Remote message: Connection not allowed:Entry not found for key 'internet@speedy ... When I try using Windows XP the connection works... How can I do to fix it?
[23:03] <tgr_> thebackwash is that faster?
[23:03] <Dante123> tgr_ it is lighter, but I wonder how much more....anyway there is also LXDE you can try...which is truly lighter
[23:03] <Lyth> Where can I find a list of FOSS linux games?
[23:03] <gb-or> Flare183, for next time... ;p
[23:03] <Linuz2009> you mean I could hear sounds?
[23:03] <thebackwash> tgr_: probably just because they're really cpu-intensive, and your laptop can't keep its processors pegged at 100%
[23:03] <LjL> !games > lyth    (lyth, see the private message from ubottu)
[23:03] <Brando753> i need a comand line to connect to a ESSD network
[23:03] <LjL> Lyth: also google "linux game tome"
[23:04] <thebackwash> tgr_: perhaps there were software thermal controls w/ windows which don't run under linux
[23:04] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: After restarting the daemon, yes. Try it now.
[23:04] <papachungo13> Flannel http://paste.ubuntu.com/154337/
[23:04] <Dante123> tgr_ how do you know that it is due to those two applications?
[23:04] <Lyth> Thanks
[23:04] <Linuz2009> how can I try it?
[23:04] <thebackwash> tgr_: that would be a really shitty way to design a laptop, but it's certainly a possibility
[23:04] <starcannon> tgr whens last time you shot the cooling exhaust and intake ports with some canned air? I blow them out at least once a week to keep dust, dog hair, whatevers cleared out of the heat sink fins
[23:04] <tgr_> dante123 it doesn't happen any other time
[23:04] <Linuz2009> you know to see if I can hear sounds.
[23:04] <Dante123> Brando753 oh well, then you are on your own. I have no idea
[23:04] <Sniper606> The xubuntu 9.04 release candidate with the ext4 file system is absolutely amazing. It works so perfect and its blazingly fast! Does anyone know of a good bench marking program I can install to give it a good test?
[23:04] <thebackwash> tgr_: and, yes fluxbox is really fast
[23:04] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: Run a program that makes sound. Go to youtube and watch a video or something.
[23:04] <Brando753> i need a comand line to connect to a ESSD network, the network is Superlink1
[23:04] <ienorand> Sniper606: phoronix
[23:04] <Linuz2009> alright be right back
[23:05] <Dante123> Lyth playdeb website...google it
[23:05] <Sniper606> alright i will check it out
[23:05] <Lyth> thank you
[23:05] <thebackwash> maybe someone could answer for me: besides xcompmgr, what ways are there to get window compositing on fluxbox?
[23:05] <bad_cables> RATBOY
[23:05] <thebackwash> before i recommend it to tgr_
[23:05] <tgr_> the overheating only happens when i have those programs running
[23:05] <Lyth> Any recommondations
[23:05] <tgr_> before it was transmission
[23:05] <ratboy> bad_cables, Hey
[23:05] <Linuz2009> nope sorry still can't heat anything
[23:06] <Dante123> hi all, for some weird reason (after kids were on my computer) whenever I try to maximize a window it doesnt actually maximize it.  It does get bigger but only fills half the screen.  Any ideas what the little beggars might have done???
[23:06] <tgr_> when i upgrade this week should i use the ext4 over ext3?
[23:06] <Linuz2009> dylnuge: then what?
[23:06] <zer0o> hi is there a combination of keys to recall the "process table"? in case an application gets stuck, is there a ctrl + alt + canc like it was for win? thanks
[23:06] <Lyth> Drag out the side thats too small
[23:06] <shiznebit> Dante123: try rebooting
[23:06] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: Try rebooting, that will restart all of the daemons, kill any programs which might be blocking the sound from working, etc. If it still doesn't work, then it's probably a hardware problem, unless the daemon itself has been corrupted, and you should check out the connections between your computer and your speakers.
[23:07] <Dante123> shiznebit did that, and the problem persists on reboot
[23:07] <tgr_> that is why i was asking because my laptop was fine when i first got it but lately if i run azureus and virtualbox it shuts off
[23:07] <thebackwash> zer0o: try hitting ctl-alt-f1 to get a login shell
[23:07] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: Patience would help too, I don't type at 1000 wpm.
[23:07] <Flannel> papachungo13: Alright, close the other firefox, and then run firefox-3.0, does it bring up 3.0?
[23:07] <thebackwash> zer0o: then type top -u for a list of all applications
[23:07] <tgr_> before it shut down also if the wifi signal was week and the madwifi driver + wifi card had to search a lot for it
[23:07] <Brando753> Someone help me to get my wifi card to work in ubuntu server using madwifi :P I got the card up and can see my network i just need to know how to connect to the secure network
[23:07] <Linuz2009> where can I go to check the connection between the sound speaker?
[23:07] <zer0o> thebackwash: and then what? what do i do with a shell? i need to open the ksysguard
[23:07] <starcannon> tgr sounds like its overheating, does the heatsink need the dust and dander blown out with some canned air?
[23:07] <Dante123> tgr_ lappy just shuts down all on its own?
[23:07] <tgr_> yeah it overheats and shuts off
[23:08] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: That's the physical hardware. Like what's plugged into your computer. Reboot first.
[23:08] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: Read the whole thing I said.
[23:08] <thebackwash> zer0o: if something's pegging your cpu, and you're stuck the terminal is a little more reliable
[23:08] <tgr_> i used to get a caps lock blinking but it just gets really hot now and shuts off if azureus and virtualbox are running
[23:08] <Lyth> How do I remove something from the applications menu
[23:08] <Linuz2009> there's nothing plugged in my computer except the adapter which is for charging.
[23:08] <thebackwash> zer0o: the offending process id number should be towards the left.  hit 'q' to exit top, and kill #PROCESSNUMBER# to kill the process
[23:09] <thebackwash> zer0o: then hit ctl-alt-f7 to get back to the gui
[23:09] <xangua> Lyth: right clic> edit menu (in Gnome)
[23:09] <shiznebit> Dante123: i had the samething  happen but that was because a game crashed leaving natulius and gnome in a horrendous mess
[23:09] <Brando753> Someone help me to get my wifi card to work in ubuntu server using madwifi :P I got the card up and can see my network i just need to know how to connect to the secure network
[23:09] <Lyth> xanguaL I don't have that
[23:09] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: Reboot first. Your speakers are either internal or somehow connected to your computer. If it's a hardware problem on internal speakers, and if *rebooting doesn't work,* try plugging in external speakers or headphones, and see if they work.
[23:09] <thebackwash> zer0o: there's probably also a way to set a custom key chord to launch ksysguard
[23:09] <Lyth> nvm
[23:10] <Lyth> thanks
[23:10] <Linuz2009> alright I'll be restarting my computer and if it doesn't work then I'll be back.
[23:10] <Veinor> Can anyone recommend me a way to make full-hard-drive backups?
[23:10] <papachungo13> Flannel that does bring up 3.0.8, thanks
[23:10] <zer0o> thebackwash: found it, its CTRL ESC
[23:10] <Linuz2009> Can I add you dylnuge?
[23:10] <celthunder> veinor depends what you have available ....and the size of the drive
[23:10] <Dante123> Brando753 try googling the commands if no one steps forward with the solution.   Try http://blog.tplus1.com/index.php/2008/06/13/how-to-connect-to-a-wireless-network-from-the-ubuntu-command-line/
[23:10] <Roasted> If I boot up to a custom LiveCD I made iwth remastersys and I get a prompt (initramfs) with no GUI - what do I do?
[23:10] <papachungo13> Flannel so how do I erase 2.0.0.4?
[23:10] <Linuz2009> so I can contact you back?
[23:10] <Veinor> celthunder: I have a 1 TB external to back stuff up to, and my internal is only 150 GB
[23:10] <papachungo13> Flannel and get this to the the default Firefox?
[23:10] <thebackwash> zer0o: failing the gui method, what i told you is a fallback
[23:10] <tgr_> thebackwash: what are you using for running as irc client? i am using gnome xchat
[23:11] <Dante123> shiznebit, yes, but I have rebooted and the problem persists....any other ideas?
[23:11] <thebackwash> tgr_: irssi
[23:11]  * iqson716 is away: I'm not here right now!
[23:11] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: Add me to what?
[23:11] <Linuz2009> the buddy list.
[23:11] <thebackwash> tgr_: i'm actually on a mac right now
[23:11] <Linuz2009> so I can contact you back.
[23:11] <Dante123> tgr_ what model/make of computer and approximate age?
[23:11] <Linuz2009> its optional
[23:11] <LjL-Temp> !away > iqson716    (iqson716, see the private message from ubottu)
[23:11] <dylnuge> Linuz2009: I'll still be in #ubuntu when you return. Your buddy list is probably a specific feature of your client.
[23:11] <shiznebit> Dante123: try makeing a new user and see if that works correctly ?
[23:11] <tgr_> thebackwash is that how people type ids and send messages so quickly or do i have to type peoples id: when i reply?
[23:11] <Linuz2009> alright so bye.
[23:11] <celthunder> veinor partimage?
[23:12] <dotblank> !away > dotblank
[23:12] <tgr_> Dante123: hp laptop dv6768se 1 year
[23:12] <thebackwash> tgr_: actually someone else just told me that you can type the beginning of someone's handle, and hit tab and it will autocomplete
[23:12] <Dante123> shiznebit is there anything that controls how windows work....I'm thinking one of the kids clicked and changed something that way
[23:12] <Veinor> celthunder: / and /home are on separate partitions, do i have to tell it to back up both at the same time?
[23:12] <thebackwash> tgr_: don't know if that will work in xchat
[23:12] <tgr_> yeah it does thanks thebackwash
[23:12] <Dante123> tgr_ is this a ubuntu only pc.....or do you have windows dual boot?
[23:12] <theunixgeek> If I may: http://theunixgeek.wordpress.com/2009/04/19/the-current-state-of-linux-distros/ :)
[23:13] <tgr_> Dante123 ubuntu only
[23:13] <JetskiDude911> Hey every one :)
[23:13] <celthunder> veinor yeah you'll have to do that...but shouldnt be hard and im pretty sure thats command line (never used it so not sure if it even works) cron should be able to start it at specified times and backup at night or whatever
[23:13] <Flannel> papachungo13: link /usr/bin/firefox to /usr/bin/firefox-3.0
[23:13] <Veinor> celthunder: Cool, thanks
[23:13] <tgr_> Dante123: when i run virtualbox and azureus it gets screwed up i installed madwifi customized driver before when the net signal went out it would overheat and shutdown also
[23:13] <shiznebit> Dante123: gconf-editor, thats really all i know. But i got no clue how kids would figure that sort of thing out
[23:14] <Geekneeus> :-)
[23:14] <harrisony> somethings hammering my hard drive, how would i find out what app it is
[23:14] <Dante123> tgr_ okay.  I was wondering if the problem occured on windows side at all....but you only have ubuntu.  What about if you boot from livecd....do you still get the same thing happening?  Also, you could try the virtualbox channel for help...maybe they know if there is an issue....also are u running latest version of vbox and azareus??
[23:14] <tgr_> Dante123: it would happen also when i was running Transmission but i think it is a network card driver issue with wifi when i use ethernet cable it doesn't happen like before like i said now it just gets really hot and shuts off
[23:15] <tgr_> Dante123: yes i am
[23:15] <thebackwash> shiznebit: I think gconf-editor is just a gui interface to a bunch of files contained in ~/.gnome
[23:15] <tgr_> Dante123: could it be any problem with the fact i have an amd64 processor and am runnnig i386 ubuntu and packages?
[23:15] <tgr_> Dante123: that is what was advised to me before
[23:15] <zsquareplusc> thebackwash: yes and no. it communicates with the gnome settinges daemon by default
[23:15] <tgr_> Dante123: to run i386 due to compatability issues
[23:16] <shiznebit> Dante123: System -> Preferences -> Windows
[23:16] <Dante123> tgr_ hmm...that is a good question.  Again, I would try the vbox channel.  Guy names erstazi is particularly knowledgable and helpful if he is on
[23:16] <Veinor> celthunder: Also, should I format the drive to be ext3 or ext4?
[23:16] <Brando753> Someone help me to get my wifi card to work in ubuntu server using madwifi :P I got the card up and can see my network i just need to know how to connect to the secure network, i couldnt get it to work on the past document
[23:16] <tgr_> ok will check
[23:16] <thebackwash> Dante123: are you german (slightly off-topic, sorry)
[23:16] <starcannon> tgr_ 32bit Ubuntu won't cause your 64bit cpu to overheat, I think the first thing to do is the simple thing, blow the dust out of the heatsinks.
[23:16] <Linuz2009> Hi
[23:17] <Linuz2009> I reboot my computer
[23:17] <papachungo13> Flannel http://paste.ubuntu.com/154348/
[23:17] <papachungo13> Flannel what did I type incorrectly?
[23:17] <celthunder> veinor depends...ext4 is a lot faster or so im told anyway....either should be fine though
[23:17] <Linuz2009> and it seemed that the sound is haves it issue
[23:17] <tgr_> starcannon: thanks for the info you guys are awesome
[23:17] <Dante123> thebackwash, hmm...what makes you think that?  And btw, no I am not...although I speak a little.  I am an American Newfie (dual citizen of canada and us)
[23:18] <Linuz2009> My computer's speaker might be corrupted
[23:18] <thebackwash> Dante123: just the way you phrased something, if you're curious we'd take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:18] <Dante123> tgr_ I think you may be onto something....with fact with the 32 bit packages under 64 bit
[23:19] <tgr_> Dante123: do you think that was good advice?
[23:19] <nadan> how do i  install ubuntu with an inode size of 128 instead of 256?
[23:19] <celthunder> papachungo13, take out the word to
[23:19] <Linuz2009> my sound isn't playing
[23:20] <tgr_> Dante123: when i was using amd 64 before the packages were not being compatible
[23:20] <Linuz2009> I watch a video and I can't seemed to hear it from my laptop
[23:20] <papachungo13> thanks celthunder tried that and it said it can't create link because file exists
[23:20] <Dante123> tgr_ I have not bit the 64bit bullet yet.  And I am wary of it ...but others say all is good.  Who knows?
[23:20] <celthunder> papachungo13, then delete the destination file before making a link
[23:20] <Linuz2009> hello? anyone?
[23:20] <Lyth> How do I make an executable runnable
[23:20] <Dante123> thebackwash see private IM
[23:20] <twobitsp1ite> howdy
[23:21] <papachungo13> celthunder where is this destination file that you speak of?
[23:21] <unop> Lyth, an executable is runnable .. do you want to execute it?
[23:21] <celthunder> papachungo13, the second one
[23:21] <tgr_> i am trying to install this theme how do i do it in ubuntu? http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Yakano+-Colors-?content=95885
[23:21] <Lyth> Yes
[23:21] <zsquareplusc> Lyth: like chmod a+x your file? (setting the excute bit)
[23:21] <Lyth> When I click on it nothing happens
[23:21] <celthunder> Dante123, whats wrong with 64 bit...and no it wouldnt cause your computer to overheat....
[23:21] <twobitsp1ite> I am trying to active the radeon proprietary driver, but it doesn't want to
[23:21] <Linuz2009> hello, I have a issue, if anyone is available please respond.
[23:21] <celthunder> twobitsp1ite, what does it say when you try?
[23:21] <twobitsp1ite> it keeps saying "this driver is not activated"
[23:22] <tgr_> celthunder: i am running i386 packages on amd64 due to advice and lately my computer has been overheating
[23:22] <twobitsp1ite> it doesn't do anything when I click the "activate" button
[23:22] <celthunder> Linuz2009, does your laptop recognize your sound card, do you have alsa or oss loaded
[23:22] <unop> Lyth, try invoking it at a terminal i.e.   /path/to/file
[23:22] <zsquareplusc> Lyth: oh, in that case 'd open a termnial and try running it there. that way you will see error messages
[23:22] <Ben90> unko?
[23:22] <Lyth> how do I run in a terminal
[23:22] <unko> yo
[23:22] <Ben90> i'm back.
[23:22] <unko> how did it go?
[23:22] <tgr_> starcannon: i have a cool mat that i bought for 60 on amazon that puts a lot of airflow in it may be the issue but not sure
[23:22] <unop> Lyth, just type the full name of the file
[23:22] <Linuz2009> celthunder: I don't know
[23:22] <Lyth> It says command not found
[23:22] <celthunder> tgr you really dont gain anythign by using 32 bit packages...dont know why you were advised too... does your computer bios have fan control?  try setting it on maximum all the time
[23:22] <Ben90> unko, i'll pm you.
[23:22] <unko> ok
[23:23] <Linuz2009> I don't even know that it had a soundcard
[23:23] <ramiro> hi
[23:23] <Linuz2009> it was removed..........I think when installing Ubuntu
[23:23] <celthunder> Linuz2009, then dont expect sound if you dont have sound
[23:23] <twobitsp1ite> celthunder: I don't see anything in dmesg
[23:23] <unop> Lyth, by full name, i mean the complete directory too.  if the file exists in a directory named /home/lyth  then you call it by  /home/lyth/file
[23:23] <Linuz2009> so where can I install one
[23:23] <Flannel> papachungo13: ln -s /usr/bin/firefox-3.0 /usr/bin/firefox
[23:23] <ramiro> has gcc 4.4 rc1 been built for ubuntu already? (as in can I apt-get install it?). if so how do I enable the experimental branch it's probably sitting on?
[23:23] <starcannon> tgr_ i have a bunch of laptops and its been my number one issue is keeping them cool, I never used one of the lap coolers. Just a can of canned air about $6.50 u.s. at any wal-mart or equivalent
[23:24] <celthunder> Linuz2009, ...your laptop came wihtou a sound card? get a usb one
[23:24] <Linuz2009> my computer manufacturer?
[23:24] <Linuz2009> Nope
[23:24] <Dante123> celthunder I never said there was anything wrong with 64 bit, I just havent tried it myself and I have heard different things both pro and con.
[23:24] <lyaunzbe> Hey guys. Is anyone here running ubuntu on a macbook pro?
[23:24] <Linuz2009> I think that I had to installed one
[23:24] <starcannon> tgr_ I blow out the heatsinks about once a week, the first time i ever did it, I was amazed how much dust and hair and other debris came out
[23:24] <celthunder> Dante123, only con is your system might use morem emory than necessary for tiny apps ... but since most systems have between 4-16 gb of ram now...kinda pointless to care about a few kb
[23:25] <Linuz2009> but my archive manager doesn't seem to let me open files.........I don't know if I installed on will it able to opened it.
[23:25] <tgr_> starcannon: i will buy one asap thanks
[23:25] <papachungo13> Flannel it says file exists, and when I tried to delete it I have a permission denied
[23:25] <celthunder> linuz do you have audio ports at all anywhere?
[23:25] <celthunder> twobitsp1ite, what radeon card do you have?
[23:25] <Linuz2009> audio ports?
[23:25] <thebackwash> tgr_: are you in the USA?  staples is running a free "PC Tuneup" until July 4.  If you don't have compressed air, one of the things they do is dust it out with compressed air.  might save you a couple bucks
[23:25] <starcannon> tgr_ anytime
[23:25] <twobitsp1ite> celthunder: 4670
[23:26] <Veinor> Man, making a new ext4 partition is taking a while.
[23:26] <Linuz2009> you mean a head phone?
[23:26] <tgr_> thebackwash: thanks that is great
[23:26] <Veinor> It does take longer with bigger HDs, right?
[23:26] <Linuz2009> yeah I do have a port that connects with a eat phone
[23:26] <celthunder> Linuz2009, that would be sound...wouldnt it? if you have internal onboard sound it would look like a headphone jack usually
[23:26] <twobitsp1ite> ext4?
[23:26] <celthunder> Veinor, yeah
[23:26] <Veinor> oh, OK.
[23:26] <unop> ramiro, looks like it will debut in 'karmic koala' - but I wouldn't suggest installing beta packages on your system rather build it from source
[23:26] <Flannel> papachungo13: add a -f
[23:27] <Linuz2009> but even though I use my ear phone i still can't hear any sound.
[23:27] <celthunder> wait Veinor your making the partition? making a partition should be like instant
[23:27] <celthunder> Veinor, making the partition doesnt actually change very much itself....
[23:27]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por el momento
[23:27] <eseven73> !away > D3f0
[23:27] <celthunder> Linuz2009, ok type alsamixer ...is it muted?
[23:27] <papachungo13> Flannel added the -f after the -s and it said permission denied
[23:27] <Linuz2009> let me check
[23:28] <ramiro> unop: I'm doing that, just wanted to know if there was a pre-built package that I could easily apt-get remove afterwards...
[23:28] <TheFunkbomb> Who can I help?
[23:28] <Flannel> papachungo13: You'll need to use sudo.
[23:28] <unop> ramiro, you can use checkinstall or some other means to build a debian package - actually, this is recommended
[23:28] <Linuz2009> I use analog devices, no its not muted
[23:29] <ramiro> unop: hmm, never done that. is it as simple as make checkinstall or something?
[23:29] <lyaunzbe> So nobody uses mac and ubuntu?
[23:29] <papachungo13> Flannel It's all good now!!
[23:29] <thebackwash> lyaunzbe: i do
[23:29] <ramiro> lyaunzbe: last year I tried on a macbook (not pro) and it sucked.
[23:29] <thebackwash> lyaunzbe: you mean ubuntu installed on the mac hardware?
[23:29] <unop> ramiro, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CheckInstall
[23:29] <Linuz2009> nope its not muted
[23:29] <ramiro> lyaunzbe: head ache to find the drivers, hard disk failures, wireless stopped working randomly...
[23:29] <thebackwash> lyaunzbe: cuz that i don't.  i have ubuntu in a virtual machine
[23:29] <ramiro> thebackwash: same thing I'm doing =)
[23:30] <papachungo13> Flannel will this still be a problem if/when a new Firefox package comes out (will I have a problem upgrading)?
[23:30] <Linuz2009> I use OSS mixer as a device
[23:30] <lyaunzbe> no i mean mac hardware
[23:30] <papachungo13> Flannel or when I move to the new Ubuntu in a few days?
[23:30] <twobitsp1ite> ew... looks like the xorg-driver-fglrx package is broken :(
[23:30] <celthunder> twobitsp1ite, what happens when you use ati's installer?
[23:30] <thebackwash> ramiro: you know that you can get a composited desktop without hardware 3d support?
[23:30] <lyaunzbe> for some reason, If i suspend the machine, I can't unsuspend it.
[23:30] <Veinor> why does formatting my HD as ext4 use up 14.81 GB?
[23:30] <twobitsp1ite> celthunder: haven't tried
[23:30] <Ben90> LjL?
[23:31] <celthunder> veinor how big is te drive supposed to be?
[23:31] <twobitsp1ite> I was told it was better to use ubuntu's system
[23:31] <thebackwash> Veinor: how big is the drive?
[23:31] <ramiro> unop: compiling keeps failing with some error not finding gnu/stubs-32.h
[23:31] <Veinor> 1 TB.
[23:31] <kindofabuzz> Veinor, journaling takes up space
[23:31] <celthunder> twobitsp1ite, it is...
[23:31] <Veinor> Ah, yeah, journaling.
[23:31] <thebackwash> Veinor: that's normal
[23:31] <ramiro> unop: do I have to install some 32-bit something package? I just want 64-bit binaries (both to run and to compile for)
[23:31] <lyaunzbe> Everything else actually works flawlessly
[23:31] <celthunder> Veinor, look up basic things like 1024!=1000 and journals and etc...thatll lose a lot of it
[23:31] <unop> ramiro, you compiling just gcc ?
[23:31] <ramiro> thebackwash: what's a composited desktop?
[23:31] <twobitsp1ite> I'm surprised the package is broken... this is a fresh install and I haven't touched the sources.list
[23:31] <ramiro> unop: yep
[23:31] <ramiro> unop: only c
[23:32] <Linuz2009> the sound isn't muted
[23:32] <Veinor> Any recommended options to enable/disable?
[23:32] <celthunder> twobitsp1ite, one sec
[23:32] <unop> ramiro,   sudo apt-get build-dep gcc
[23:32] <commander_> My screen is not doing compiz fiusion HELP
[23:32] <twobitsp1ite> so far I'm not impressed with ubuntu... I have never gotten a broken package in debian testing
[23:32] <ramiro> unop: I've already compiled a bunch of cross-compilers on this machine
[23:32] <thebackwash> Veinor: when you by a hard drive, you're always looking at less capacity reported by the os than on the box, because as celthunder said, 1 kb/mb/gb/tb reported as 1000 bytes is different from 1024 bytes
[23:32] <Linuz2009> hello?
[23:32] <Veinor> thebackwash: No no no, I already accounted for that
[23:32] <unop> Veinor, extX reserves a certain percentage (5%) of blocks for the superuser -- see the mkfs.ext4 manpage
[23:32] <Veinor> thebackwash: It's 1000 GB = 931 GiB
[23:33] <crackapola> Looking for PPC help with a G3 iMac. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPCKnownIssues#Ubuntu 8.04 PowerPc alternate install
[23:33] <thebackwash> ramiro: you can get drop shadows and redraw-free window moving
[23:33] <Linuz2009> anybody there?
[23:33] <celthunder> twobitsp1ite, if you did all the updates since you said its a fresh install im assuming you did...restart the pc then do it
[23:33] <boo-boo> anyone use kopete?
[23:33] <ramiro> unop: that didn't help
[23:33] <celthunder> twobitsp1ite, then try to activate it and it should work
[23:34] <celthunder> boo-boo im sure someone does
[23:34] <twobitsp1ite> celthunder: restart? why would I have to restart?
[23:34] <Flannel> papachungo13: It shouldn't, because the new one will putthe binary in /usr/bin/firefox, but it ... certainly is something that should be tracked down to the root cause.
[23:34] <twobitsp1ite> ok, I'll try
[23:34] <celthunder> twobitsp1ite, if you did the updates...there was a kernel update...and a few other things....that need a restart
[23:34] <twobitsp1ite> brb
[23:34] <thebackwash> ramiro: basically how macos x works with its windows (at least before leopard)
[23:34] <twobitsp1ite> k
[23:34] <Linuz2009> I need help with a issue so answer me back, if anyone is available.
[23:34] <karim>  nvidia-graphics-drivers-180_180.44-0ubuntu2.tar.gz: 41335k/41336k  it's stuck at the end I don't understand why ...
[23:35] <coolmadmax> :)
[23:35] <celthunder> Linuz2009, someone so its not muted.. what are you using to try and play sound (media plaer or ?)
[23:35] <unop> ramiro, http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=intrepid&mode=exactfilename&searchon=contents&keywords=stubs-32.h  # looks like you need libc6-dev
[23:35] <papachungo13> Flannel ok thanks a lot, I've been searching for this solution for weeks!!
[23:35] <commander_> HELP
[23:35] <Linuz2009> celthunder: I don't know?
[23:35] <Flannel> papachungo13: Um, Oh, lets try this.  pastebin the output of ls -l /usr/bin | grep fox
[23:35] <Linuz2009> celthunder: never figure out that before
[23:36] <celthunder> Linuz2009, if you arent using something to send sound to your headphones...its not gonna play sound...so im assuming you are using SOMETHING
[23:36] <Linuz2009> celtunder: I thought it automatically assigned me a device that can play sound when I install Ubuntu
[23:37] <Linuz2009> well I don't hear any sound.
[23:37] <celthunder> Linuz2009, do you have something running thats trying to play sound?
[23:37] <Linuz2009> yeah, a coupe
[23:37] <ramiro> unop: trying...
[23:38] <Linuz2009> I mean a couple
[23:38] <papachungo13> Flannel http://paste.ubuntu.com/154352/
[23:38] <Linuz2009> I click auto-detect under sound events/music and videos
[23:38] <Flannel> papachungo13: You *did* install firefox manually.
[23:38] <hipitihop> I have a new dell Studio XPS running Intrepid and can't get sound profile to cut internal speakers when headphones are plugged in, any suggestions
[23:38] <SlAiD> hey
[23:39] <papachungo13> Flannel I did? When?
[23:39] <Linuz2009> but when I click test it I can't heat any sound
[23:39] <SlAiD> my right num keyboard is not working on a fresh ubuntu
[23:39] <SlAiD> how can I proceed to make it work ?
[23:39] <SlAiD> numpad, I mean
[23:39] <Flannel> papachungo13: I have no idea.  But that last line (mozilla-firefox -> /opt/firefox/firefox) shows that you did.  You likely followed this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxNewVersion  And that page has a "removal" section.
[23:40] <Flannel> papachungo13: Follow the instructions there, except you don't really need to worry about the profile stuff
[23:40] <guy_ad> Hooray
[23:40] <Linuz2009> celthunder: I use analog devices as a mixer
[23:40] <papachungo13> Flannel probably a friend familiar with Ubuntu did it some time ago
[23:40] <guy_ad>  
[23:40] <papachungo13> Flannel but I will look at that link and follow the instructions
[23:41] <Linuz2009> you there?
[23:41] <Linuz2009> hello?
[23:42] <Geekneeus> hi
[23:42] <commander_> can any?one help
[23:42] <Linuxn00b> Hello
[23:42] <Linuz2009> seemed like nobody is responding
[23:42] <Geekneeus> no commander, sorry
[23:42] <celthunder> commander_, WITH?
[23:42] <celthunder> Linuz2009, try goign to a terminal and playing a sound file with play
[23:43] <commander_> my screen doesn't do  compiz fusion
[23:43] <T_xx> http://stickam.com/largeChatNew.do?uId=175259683 SPREAD THE WORD
[23:43] <Linuz2009> okay what do I have to type?
[23:43] <T_xx> http://stickam.com/largeChatNew.do?uId=175259683 SPREAD THE WORD
[23:43] <T_xx> http://stickam.com/largeChatNew.do?uId=175259683 SPREAD THE WORD
[23:43] <FloodBot1> T_xx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:43] <ramiro> unop: hmm, I think I just had to --disable-multilib
[23:43] <commander_> it keep poppin up
[23:43] <SlAiD> my numpad is not working. how can I enable it?
[23:43] <Linuxn00b> Someone on a forum told me I should do "sudo rm -rf /" in a terminal to fix my compiz issue but I wanted to check on here before putting in commands. Is that right?
[23:43] <LjL> !danger | Linuxn00b
[23:43] <Linuz2009> I don't know what file is it.
[23:43] <LjL> !ops | t_xx
[23:44] <celthunder> Linuxn00b, no never type that
[23:44] <Linuxn00b> What does it do?
[23:44] <celthunder> Linuz2009, just fine one
[23:44] <shiznebit> wow holy shit
[23:44] <LjL> !language
[23:44] <celthunder> Linuxn00b, it removes everything on your drive?
[23:44] <thebackwash> Linuxn00b: erases your hard drive
[23:44] <Linuz2009> alright
[23:44] <Linuxn00b> Oh dear...
[23:44] <SlAiD> my numpad is not working. how can I enable it?
[23:44] <Geekneeus> lol
[23:44] <unko> !language = bullship
[23:44] <Linuxn00b> HOW DO I QUIT A COMMAND I'VE ALREADY STARTED!!! HELP!
[23:45] <Linuz2009> I don't have anything to play
[23:45] <Geekneeus> lol
[23:45] <LjL> !caps | Linuxn00b
[23:45] <papachungo13> Flannel I would pay you if I could - I really appreciate the help and solution you've provided.  Thanks much
[23:45] <LjL> Linuxn00b: Ctrl+C.
[23:45] <rumpel> STRG-C or kill
[23:45] <stinger> CONTOL + C
[23:45] <Linuz2009> there's nothing in mu music/video file.
[23:45] <celthunder> Linuxn00b, type crtl+c
[23:45] <rumpel> äh... or CTRL ^^
[23:45] <stinger> RUN XKILL
[23:45] <DjViper> Linuxn00b: obvious troll is obvious, now quit it
[23:45] <rumpel> RUN FORREST RUN
[23:45] <stinger> KILLALL RM
[23:45] <Linuxn00b> I CAN'T TYPE ANYTHING!!!
[23:45] <rumpel> lol
[23:45] <darkpixel> lol
[23:45] <Prodego> oh noes
[23:45] <ramiro> lol
[23:46] <rumpel> whatever ^^
[23:46] <Flannel> papachungo13: No problem.  That's what we're here for.
[23:46] <jenna^^> hahha
[23:46] <Linuxn00b> IT JUST HAS A BLANK LINE UNDER THE COMMAND!!!
[23:46] <Linuxn00b> HELP!
[23:46] <stinger> that sucks
[23:46] <LjL> Linuxn00b: stop shouting. stop it now.
[23:46] <Linuz2009> celthunder: I can't play even the smallest sound.
[23:46] <commander_> any body plz
[23:46] <jenna^^> i cann't type anything either!
[23:46] <rumpel> need a blanket?
[23:46] <rumpel> right?
[23:46] <ramiro> Linuxn00b: you forgot the classic "help it doesn't work!"
[23:46] <Linuxn00b> But I typed that command before people told me not to!
[23:46] <papachungo13> Flannel ok I have to go since I'm being prompted to restart for FF3
[23:46] <Linuxn00b> And now I can't stop it!
[23:46] <Geekneeus> Trolls
[23:46] <ookz> Can anyone help me troubleshoot a multiple monitor issue?
[23:46] <SlAiD> does anyone know how to enable the numpad on my keyboard at a fresh install of ubuntu ?
[23:46] <rumpel> try "sudo mv -r / /dev/null
[23:46] <Linuxn00b> My family photos are on here!
[23:46] <Linuz2009> like when I enter this message it won't emit anything.
[23:47] <dingdong> http://pastebin.com/m3b3ffe37 Can anyone help me restore balance to the cosmos?
[23:47] <thebackwash> Linuxn00b: i'll bite.  open a new terminal, type sudo killall rm
[23:47] <celthunder> Linuxn00b, then google before running stupid commands better yet go back to windows or mac or whatever if you dont know what rm is you probably shouldnt be near a computer
[23:47] <thebackwash> Linuxn00b: you can't tell me that doesn't work
[23:47] <unop> thebackwash, probably too late now
[23:47] <stinger> Linuxn00b, if you really ran that command, then hopefully you'll quit soon. so, if you are a troll, then bye.
[23:47] <Linuxn00b> I clicked on the terminal - it says gnome-terminal not found!!!
[23:47] <thebackwash> Linuxn00b: if you do, you're lying and we don't need your interruption in here
[23:48] <Linuz2009> celthunder: you there?
[23:48] <Linuz2009> :-/
[23:48] <Linuxn00b> What is a troll!
[23:48] <celthunder> Linuz2009, yes?
[23:48] <thebackwash> Linuxn00b: why don't you just turn your computer off to stop the command from running?
[23:48] <troy09> hello
[23:48] <Linuz2009> okay I don't have anything to play with
[23:48] <ramiro> thebackwash: yes, that'd be best for all of us =)
[23:48] <celthunder> Linuz2009, i gotta go eat pm me in a bit
[23:48] <Linuxn00b> Because then I might lose data! That's what it says when I shut Windows straight off!
[23:48] <Linuz2009> what?
[23:48] <stinger> Linuxn00b, a troll is an Internet prankster
[23:48] <thebackwash> Linuxn00b: ok, we're done
[23:48] <LjL> !offtopic
[23:48] <stinger> slash fool
[23:49] <LjL> !feeding the troll
[23:49] <Linuxn00b> I'm not a troll
[23:49] <Linuz2009> okay so you 're leaving?
[23:49] <troy09> how did some one get a flood bot
[23:49] <Linuxn00b> Oh - the commands stopped running.
[23:49] <Prodego> lovely
[23:49] <Linuxn00b> Now I can type stuff in the terminal.
[23:49] <SlAiD> does anyone know how to enable the numpad on my keyboard at a fresh install of ubuntu ?
[23:49] <Geekneeus> :)
[23:50] <Linuxn00b> My computers still on so everything can't have been deleted.
[23:50] <Linuz2009> :-/
[23:50] <SlAiD> and does anyone know how to ignore this litle guy who's wasting your time and letting me slow down my config of ubuntu?
[23:50] <Linuxn00b> Shall I do the killall thing now?
[23:50] <thebackwash> type cat 'i will not bother people on \#ubuntu' >> ~/reminder
[23:50] <Linuz2009> I need help
[23:51] <thebackwash> no you appear to be good
[23:51] <Linuxn00b> Don't be silly
[23:51] <SlAiD> does anyone know how to enable the numpad on my keyboard at a fresh install of ubuntu ? <---
[23:51] <Dreamglider> !ask | Linuz2009
[23:51] <ramiro> thebackwash: that should be under a for(;;)
[23:51] <Linuxn00b> I need help here and I'm being criticised for my lack of knowledge.
[23:51] <thebackwash> ramiro: ha ha
[23:51] <SlAiD> !numpad ! Join
[23:51] <SlAiD> !numpad ! SlAiD
[23:51] <Flannel> Linuxn00b: Did you have a question we could help you with?
[23:51] <LjL> !fishing
[23:51] <SlAiD> .
[23:51] <stinger> Linuxn00b I'm sorry for calling you a troll
[23:51] <Linuz2009> okay there's a person who helped me but was gone
[23:52] <shiznebit> Linuxn00b your right you do need help
[23:52] <darkpixel> serious help
[23:52] <android6011> I know all the theoretical benefits of 64 vs 32 bit, but real world use, will i really notice a difference
[23:52] <Linuxn00b> Ok, I did the killall thing, and it said "bash: killall: command not found"
[23:52] <Linuz2009> I have issues with hearing sound in mu computer
[23:52] <Linuxn00b> Is that good or bad
[23:52] <LjL> android6011: nah
[23:52] <stinger> that command does erase your harddrive, and on ubuntu it usually gives you a serious warning before it lets you go through it
[23:52] <stinger> Linuxn00b that is bad
[23:52] <Sniper606> What is everyones opinion on the stability of ext4 right now?
[23:52] <LjL> android6011: only obvious things like not being able to use more than 3-ish gigs of ram on 32-bit
[23:52] <Linuxn00b> Oh
[23:52] <Flannel> Sniper606: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty support, thanks.
[23:52] <Linuxn00b> What has happened!
[23:53] <Sniper606> im not seeking support
[23:53] <thebackwash> Linuxn00b: if you were absolutely serious about having run that command, then disregard everyone telling you to you're a jack---.  if not, you ARE a jack--- for wasting our time
[23:53] <LjL> Linuxn00b: you have lost your system. congratulations. now reinstall.
[23:53] <android6011> LjL, thats what I thought
[23:53] <Linuz2009> I can't heat anything sound in my computer........ so reply me back if you're available
[23:53] <ramiro> android6011: yes, there will be a difference. for example multimedia will benefit from 64-bit operations.
[23:53] <stinger> Linuxn00b... you have to reinstall
[23:53] <Linuxn00b> I can't reinstall I don't have the disk
[23:53] <shiznebit> Linuxn00b where did you read to enter that command
[23:53] <stinger> try opening Firefox
[23:53] <Linuz2009> anybody?
[23:53] <LjL> !shipit > Linuxn00b    (Linuxn00b, see the private message from ubottu)
[23:54] <Linuxn00b> Me?
[23:54] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: have a look at your audio settings. try using ALSA
[23:54] <Linuxn00b> I read to enter that command on linuxforums.com
[23:54] <Sniper606> I have 2 gigs of ram, is 3 gigs of swap enough? xubuntu 9.04 rc1, it runs fine.
[23:54] <Linuz2009> you mean setting all of it to ALSA
[23:54] <stinger> Linuxn00b see if you can download and burn a new ISO
[23:54] <LjL> Linuxn00b: we don't care where you read it. KEEP IT ON TOPIC.
[23:54] <Linuz2009> I put in auto-detect.
[23:55] <darkpixel> Sniper606: hey, 512MB its enougth for that amount of RAM
[23:55] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: yea, give it a try. if it does not work try pulse
[23:55] <Linuxn00b> I tried to open firefox and it said Could not launch 'Firefox Web Browser' Failed to execute child process "firefox" (No such file or directory)
[23:55] <stinger> Linuxn00b I doubt it would work, but try to open Firefox and then Brasero
[23:55] <stinger> yeah
[23:55] <stinger> that's what i thought
[23:55] <stinger> you have to get a new CD and reinstall
[23:55] <Linuz2009> what do I put for default mixer track?
[23:55] <LjL> Linuxn00b: that's because your system is gone, as we told you. you won't be able to recover it without reinstalling. stop insisting about it, and reinstall.
[23:56] <LjL> !nickspam > FlashGordon2000    (FlashGordon2000, see the private message from ubottu)
[23:56] <Linuxn00b> Ljl - someone told me to say where I read it so don't be like "keep on topic"
[23:56] <thebackwash> Linuxn00b: don't name yourself Linuxn00b if you want people to not suspect you're messing with them
[23:56] <FlashGordon2000> LjL sorry, trying to find unprotected nicks
[23:56] <Linuz2009> hello? what do I put for default mixer track?
[23:56] <BlackCoffee> need help restoring grub(just installed xp),i don't undestand how to do it and keep getting "error 15" on the terminal of the live cd
[23:56] <Linuxn00b> My system is gone? Will I still be able to get my photos back?
[23:56] <dingdong> does anybody out there actually know how to retrieve an xp partition that cant boot??? http://pastebin.com/m3b3ffe37
[23:57] <stinger> Linuxn00b No, you will not.
[23:57] <LjL> Linuxn00b: maybe, depends whether the command had time to touch your /home directory. i cannot know that in advance, before you reboot from a CD.
[23:57] <thebackwash> Linuxn00b: unplug your computer, take it to a local computer store and tell then what you did.  the longer you leave your computer on, the less likely you'll be able to get them back
[23:57] <ookz> http://pastebin.com/d2dfdc522
[23:57] <Linuxn00b> The command prompt has already finished
[23:57] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: alsa mixer
[23:57] <stinger> linuxn00b it's done. it's all gone.
[23:57] <stinger> everything
[23:58] <Linuxn00b> What???
[23:58] <thebackwash> Linuxn00b: THAT IS ALL.  NO MORE QUESTIONS.  SERIOUSLY.  UNPLUG IT AND TAKE IT TO A REPAIR SHOP.  OTHERWISE YOU'RE MESSING WITH US.
[23:58] <Geekneeus> lol
[23:58] <Linuxn00b> I'm not messing with you! I need help!
[23:58] <stinger> that's what that command does. it deletes everything. you ran it, and you let it finish. we told you to make it stop, but you didn't react. goodbye.
[23:58] <LjL> !ops | Linuxn00b
[23:58] <Linuz2009> nope doesn't work
[23:58] <thebackwash> Linuxn00b: I just told you what you need to do.  Seriously.  Now go do it.
[23:58] <thebackwash> Linuxn00b: Or shut up
[23:58] <Geekneeus> I did say troll like 20 minutes ago
[23:59] <Linuxn00b> You mean like PCWorld?
[23:59] <Linuxn00b> Will they be able to fix it?
[23:59] <thebackwash> everyone ignore this idiot
[23:59] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: try to reboot with the new settings
[23:59] <thebackwash> sorry guys, i accidentally ignored Linuz2009.  how do i unignore in irssi?