mzz | abz___: (try with just "auto" for the mount options) | 00:00 |
mzz | abz___: also, confirm it mounts when you invoke mount directly including -t vfat | 00:00 |
m1dn1ght | Is there any advice yet on enabling encrypted DVD playback in Jaunty. VLC is letting me down atm. | 00:00 |
bruenig | d o y o u k n o w i f u b u n t u u s e s e x t 3 o r e x t 4 ? | 00:00 |
pipegeek | mzz, abz___: I think if the capitalization thing were the problem, it would fail differently. You're sure it's a FAT partition? | 00:00 |
iamturnip | Hello, is there a IRC channel for UNR?? | 00:00 |
Gartral1 | will sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop still switch say a kde desktop to a gnome one? | 00:00 |
koshari | SiDi hostkey? | 00:00 |
lstarnes | bruenig: ubuntu 9.04 can use either | 00:00 |
TopBunny88 | i am using ext4 | 00:00 |
mattgyver | I just installed windows 7, now grub doesnt load how can i reinstall this? | 00:00 |
pipegeek | let me test that assumption | 00:00 |
SiDi | koshari, Right ctrl by default under virtualbox | 00:00 |
ceil420 | Gartral1, it'll make it available from the 'Sessions' menu in the login screen, yes | 00:00 |
Gartral1 | !info ubuntu-desktop | 00:00 |
ubottu | ubuntu-desktop (source: ubuntu-meta): The Ubuntu desktop system. In component main, is optional. Version 1.140 (jaunty), package size 28 kB, installed size 56 kB | 00:01 |
ceil420 | Gartral1, you'll still be able to choose the KDE desktop if you wish | 00:01 |
smitch | hi all | 00:01 |
Gartral1 | ok, thanks | 00:01 |
SiDi | iamturnip, it's the default support channel, feel free to ask here. I suppose there should be an UNR channel though. | 00:01 |
bruenig | Gartral1: i t d o e s n o t s w i t c h t h e d e s k t o p i t j u s t i n s t a l l s i t a l o n g s i d e i t | 00:01 |
abz___ | yeah fat32 partition. ok it mounts now gid and uid are in lowercase but i still can't write to it...read only | 00:01 |
shrimants | mattgyver: just install grub | 00:01 |
shrimants | run grub and run the commands to install it | 00:01 |
mzz | bruenig: can you use fewer spaces please? You're hard to read | 00:01 |
barqers | Guys can someone please help me? I'm trying to install ati drivers, and I keep getting this error! "Error: ./default_policy.sh does not support version" | 00:01 |
cspack | mattgyver: make sure your menu.lst is right, then sudo update-grub | 00:01 |
bruenig | mzz: w h a t ? | 00:01 |
demon_ | doleyb, every program cheese amsn and i still cant make it lighter | 00:01 |
pipegeek | shit abz___ , mzz: I was wrong. The capitalization issue *does* cause that error message. Asinine. | 00:01 |
mattgyver | shrimants, cspack, it loads win7 first, can i just do this from a live cd? | 00:02 |
lstarnes | bruenig: your text is showing up with spaces between letters, e.g, "w h a t" | 00:02 |
iamturnip | SiDi: thanks, I am looking for a netboot.tar.gz for UNR | 00:02 |
mzz | bruenig: "< bruenig> mzz: w h a t ?" | 00:02 |
doleyb | demon_: can you try lucview ? | 00:02 |
demon_ | no | 00:02 |
bruenig | lstarnes: i s t h i s a b u g ? | 00:02 |
mzz | bruenig: that's how you're showing up here. Please show up as "< bruenig> mzz: what?" instead. | 00:02 |
abz___ | ok but still can't write to the drive....what's the issue? is is maybe something to do with when i mkdir 320gb in the /media | 00:02 |
doleyb | demon_: not an luc chip? what chip is it? | 00:02 |
lstarnes | bruenig: what client are you using? | 00:02 |
ahmad | cuddlefish?\ | 00:03 |
demon_ | doleyb, v4l2 i think | 00:03 |
cspack | mattgyver: yes, you just need to mount your /boot drive and update-grub. should work | 00:03 |
bruenig | mzz: w h e r e c a n i r e p o r t t h i s b u g i n u b u n t u ? | 00:03 |
momo__ | LOL | 00:03 |
pipegeek | possible bruenig's sending UTF16 | 00:03 |
pipegeek | that might explain it | 00:03 |
mzz | pipegeek: it did mention "bad option", and you should assume case-sensitive until proven otherwise :) | 00:03 |
lstarnes | ahmad: cuddlefish is not here. You can check by looking in the user list or by doing /whois cuddlefish | 00:03 |
mzz | and yeah, utf-16 would be my guess | 00:03 |
ahmad | ok | 00:03 |
bruenig | h m m m m | 00:03 |
SiDi | iamturnip, do you mean a CD image ? | 00:03 |
pipegeek | mzz: I know.... bad ptr | 00:03 |
ahmad | well he/she was helping me and now he/she is gone | 00:04 |
ahmad | i need help | 00:04 |
lstarnes | bruenig: check your encoding in irssi | 00:04 |
pipegeek | err, pipegeek (forgot my nick for a sec) | 00:04 |
mzz | heh | 00:04 |
iamturnip | SiDi: no, I am using netinstalls over here, I have a full desktop 9.04, pxeboot installing ya know | 00:04 |
doleyb | demon_: v4l2 is a software protocol, not a chip. Did you try luvcview and nothing happened? | 00:04 |
* mzz was wondering what pointers had to do with this | 00:04 |
bruenig | lstarnes: h o w d o i d o t h a t ? | 00:04 |
olivier | need help i got no sound i thing it coming out of my pc-speaker not my speaker | 00:04 |
abz___ | pipegeek - why is it not letting me copy files to the drive? | 00:04 |
iamturnip | SiDi: I would like to have pxe boot option for netbooks when people come over | 00:04 |
doleyb | demon_: chips might be something like ov511 or uvc | 00:04 |
shrimants | lompfong: \o | 00:04 |
shrimants | long time no see | 00:04 |
ahmad | I cant open up the recycling bin, i cannot look at my places (my documents, home folder, etc) and I can't use my desktop. I tried by reinstaling nautilus but it didnt work. PLEASE HELP! | 00:04 |
DiJitalwench | Does anyone know how to retrieve a password for registered IRC nickname? | 00:05 |
demon_ | doleyb, how can i check that | 00:05 |
pipegeek | abz___ if it's fat, then the filesystem permissions are determined when you mount the drive. You probably mounted it in such a way that only root can write to it. | 00:05 |
lompfong | shrimants: o/ | 00:05 |
iamturnip | SiDi: i dont see one listed in http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/netboot/jaunty/ | 00:05 |
ahmad | cant open up the recycling bin, i cannot look at my places (my documents, home folder, etc) and I can't use my desktop. I tried by reinstaling nautilus but it didnt work. PLEASE HELP! | 00:05 |
lstarnes | DiJitalwench: join #freenode and ask for staff to send you a password reset key | 00:05 |
abz___ | pipegeek - what would the fstab command be then to mount it for all users? | 00:05 |
shrimants | ahmad: it sounds like your /home has become unmounted | 00:05 |
pipegeek | abz___: yeah. That's what happened. Hold on | 00:05 |
SiDi | iamturnip, sorry i really don't know about pxeboot :/ | 00:06 |
ahmad | i installed 9.04 with Wubi | 00:06 |
ahmad | can you help me with that? | 00:06 |
shrimants | oh | 00:06 |
shrimants | hm | 00:06 |
abz___ | i currently have /dev/sdb1 /media/320gb vfat rw,auto,user,uid=0,gid=25 0 0 | 00:06 |
ahmad | i do i fix this? | 00:06 |
ahmad | shrimants? | 00:06 |
R0b0t1 | Is there a way I can check what dependencies a package has? I can't do the fake/pretend install as I may have already gotten the packages. | 00:06 |
DigitalKiwi | hi bruenig | 00:06 |
doleyb | demon_: Maybe read the label, maybe the manual, or maybe lspci or lsusb will give you a hint. | 00:06 |
lompfong | h m m. s o m e t h i n g i s w r o n g w i t h i r c | 00:06 |
shrimants | abz___: do fmask=777,dmask=666 | 00:06 |
pipegeek | abz___: in fstab, add ",fmask=111,dmask=000" to the end of the block of text that ends in "gid=25", then unmount and remount | 00:06 |
DigitalKiwi | whats wrong with your typing? | 00:06 |
iamturnip | SiDi: thanks for the help | 00:06 |
mzz | R0b0t1: perhaps check with "apt-cache show packagename"? May not be optimal, I'm a bit new to ubuntu | 00:06 |
pipegeek | shrimants: I *think* that's backwards, if those are actually masks | 00:06 |
Sharn | lompfong: i s i t b r o k e n ? | 00:06 |
ahmad | what do i do with that? | 00:06 |
bruenig | DigitalKiwi: t h e y s a i d t h e r e i s a U T F 1 6 b u g ? | 00:07 |
doleyb | demon_: also you can try xawtv to change the brightness. | 00:07 |
eyore15 | I use gmail (my pre-Ubuntu preference) and now Evolution. Is there someway to tie Evolution to gmail so I don't have to keep opening two different mail programs? | 00:07 |
pipegeek | let me check | 00:07 |
ahmad | shrimants, are you helping me? | 00:07 |
shrimants | ahmad: sorry man i have no clue. open command line and type mount | 00:07 |
bruenig | I d o n ' t k n o w t h o u g h | 00:07 |
ahmad | cant open up the recycling bin, i cannot look at my places (my documents, home folder, etc) and I can't use my desktop. I tried by reinstaling nautilus but it didnt work. PLEASE HELP!. I installed 9.04 via wubi | 00:07 |
PlasmaSheep | X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/ | 00:07 |
doleyb | eyore15: search google for a gmail-pop3 gateway. | 00:07 |
ahmad | k | 00:07 |
olivier | need help im using ubuntu 9.04 i got no sound and i thing it coming out of my pc-speaker not my speaker | 00:07 |
mzz | bruenig: output of "locale" in the terminal you ran irssi from? | 00:07 |
mzz | err, a similar one, that is | 00:07 |
ahmad | now what do i do after entering in mount? | 00:08 |
hou5ton | Laptop running Jaunty ... dual monitor on left of machine. But when I configure it that way, it forces itself to be the main monitor. If I configure it to be on the right, it works fine. What's up??? Any help? | 00:08 |
R0b0t1 | mzz: sudo apt-cache show package | grep Depends Thanks. | 00:08 |
shrimants | ahmad: now you tell me what it told you | 00:08 |
mzz | R0b0t1: apt-cache really shouldn't need sudo | 00:08 |
Bernardakins | I'll re-ask my question in the hopes that somebody can answer :l | 00:08 |
lompfong | i s t h i s n o r m a l ? | 00:08 |
ahmad | a bunch of stuff | 00:08 |
Bernardakins | [17:58] > I was updating from 8.10 to 9.04 a few minutes ago | 00:08 |
Bernardakins | [17:59] > It downloaded the updates and was in the process of installing them | 00:08 |
Bernardakins | [17:59] > I toggled the "Terminal" option | 00:08 |
Bernardakins | [17:59] > and when I untoggled it, the update manager disappeared. | 00:08 |
Bernardakins | [17:59] > it looks like it's still running | 00:08 |
FloodBot2 | Bernardakins: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:08 |
Bernardakins | [17:59] > but I can't see the gui anywhere >>; | 00:08 |
momo__ | R0b0t1, apt-cache depends "packagename" | 00:08 |
shrimants | ahmad: good. tell me what | 00:08 |
jv_ | olivier: got the same thing and reinstalled..this time will be more careful before installign all kind of crap | 00:08 |
R0b0t1 | mzz: Oh, whoops. | 00:08 |
pipegeek | abz___: yeah. It's fmask=111,dmask=000 | 00:08 |
bruenig | mzz: t h e o u t p u t i s l i k e t e n l i n e s | 00:08 |
jv_ | since it's working out of the install | 00:08 |
doleyb | lompfong: thats not normal, your text is spaced | 00:08 |
mzz | bruenig: any utf-16 in them? | 00:08 |
ahmad | ok.. | 00:08 |
PlasmaSheep | bruenig: stop putting spaces between your letters | 00:08 |
PlasmaSheep | X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/ | 00:09 |
mzz | pipegeek++ | 00:09 |
jv_ | pulse audio killed the sound and I didn't have any more time to find the ghost | 00:09 |
ubrukelig | I'm trying to run irssi, but then I get this mess: http://ubrukelig.neonnero.com/Screenshot.png Anyone know have to fix? | 00:09 |
ahmad | ahmad@ubuntu:~$ mount | 00:09 |
ahmad | /host/ubuntu/disks/root.disk on / type ext3 (rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro) | 00:09 |
ahmad | tmpfs on /lib/init/rw type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,mode=0755) | 00:09 |
ahmad | proc on /proc type proc (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev) | 00:09 |
ahmad | sysfs on /sys type sysfs (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev) | 00:09 |
FloodBot2 | ahmad: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:09 |
ahmad | varrun on /var/run type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,mode=0755) | 00:09 |
mzz | you got the executable bit on files right :) | 00:09 |
jifli | m z z: : w h a t s u t f 1 6 ? | 00:09 |
PlasmaSheep | !pastebin | everybody | 00:09 |
ubottu | everybody: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) | 00:09 |
bruenig | mzz: s a y s e n _ U S . u t f 8 | 00:09 |
olivier | jv_ mine never work | 00:09 |
Sharn | lompfong: n o i t i s n o t n o r m a l ! | 00:09 |
demon_ | doleyb, i did but its this just for this session ? | 00:09 |
vrsa | new kernel has problems with video? | 00:09 |
jv_ | ah!... | 00:09 |
mzz | bruenig: that's not it then. | 00:09 |
pipegeek | hehe | 00:09 |
jv_ | that is different, then | 00:09 |
mzz | bruenig: (utf-8 is fine, if utf-16 was mentioned there I'd worry) | 00:09 |
olivier | jv_ it a fresh install | 00:09 |
jv_ | what sound card? | 00:09 |
lompfong | d o l e y b : n o. y o u r t e x t i s s p a c e d | 00:09 |
ahmad | shrimants? | 00:09 |
PlasmaSheep | lompfong: your text is spaced | 00:09 |
mzz | bruenig: is this a stock irssi install in 9.04? | 00:09 |
ahmad | http://paste.ubuntu.com/158876/ | 00:09 |
ahmad | thats what it told me | 00:09 |
PlasmaSheep | X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/ | 00:10 |
jv_ | it seems that everywhere I went it said to set your settings to pulse audio | 00:10 |
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olivier | jv_ realtek onboard | 00:10 |
jv_ | have you tried to do that? | 00:10 |
bruenig | mzz: I a m u s i n g 8 . 0 4 L T S | 00:10 |
Bernardakins | [17:58] > I was updating from 8.10 to 9.04 a few minutes ago [17:59] > It downloaded the updates and was in the process of installing them [17:59] > I toggled the "Terminal" option [17:59] > and when I untoggled it, the update manager disappeared. [17:59] > it looks like it's still running | 00:10 |
Bernardakins | [17:59] > but I can't see the gui anywhere >>; [17:59] > and it has me worried | 00:10 |
Bernardakins | [18:00] > Any advice? [18:02] > the laptop is warm and there's hdd access going on | 00:10 |
Bernardakins | [18:02] > I have nothing running in the background that would cause this level of activity [18:03] > so it must still be going | 00:10 |
jifli | l o m p f o n g : y o u r t e x t i s n ' t s p a c e d | 00:10 |
FloodBot2 | Bernardakins: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:10 |
shrimants | ahmad: cd /home | 00:10 |
PlasmaSheep | jesus, Bernardakins. | 00:10 |
shrimants | lol | 00:10 |
mzz | is anyone here with spaced text using irssi in 9.04? | 00:10 |
lompfong | i t y p e n o r m a l. w h y i s n t e v e r y o n e e l s e ? | 00:10 |
okn | How do I enable dell laptop volume hotkeys? Like the mute button, play button etc? | 00:10 |
abz___ | pipegeek - u are a star!! | 00:10 |
abz___ | works! | 00:10 |
Bernardakins | Sorry. XD; | 00:10 |
ahmad | now what? | 00:10 |
doleyb | PlasmaSheep: I wonder if some irc connection server is broken and is converting text to 16 bit as it passes. | 00:10 |
PlasmaSheep | jifli: your text seems to be spaced too. | 00:10 |
shrimants | man it is such a clusterfuck in here | 00:10 |
PlasmaSheep | maybe. | 00:10 |
abz___ | :) :) | 00:10 |
demon_ | doleyb, thank you very a lot i fixed it :) je t'aime mon ami | 00:10 |
shrimants | ahmad: now you tell me what it told you | 00:10 |
SquareHimself | lompfong: y o u t y p e w e i r d . | 00:10 |
ahmad | it says /home$ | 00:10 |
olivier | jv_ no | 00:10 |
mzz | lompfong, jifli: your text is showing up spaced to me. I suspect it's an encoding problem though, in which case it'll display correctly to each other | 00:10 |
okn | !offtopic | 00:10 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 00:10 |
shrimants | ahmad: type ls | 00:10 |
pipegeek | Actually, I don't think it's a utf16 thing---the space characters are actual literal space characters (0x20) | 00:11 |
PlasmaSheep | And then there are the noobs who dump console output into the input field. | 00:11 |
flughaffen | I'm trying to connect my printer to the USB port on my router, I'm having trouble getting ubuntu 9.04 to recognize it. | 00:11 |
lompfong | t h i s i s h a r d t o r e a d | 00:11 |
shrimants | did it give you a list of files? | 00:11 |
pipegeek | abz___ ^_^ | 00:11 |
uHappy | just installed u9.04 and LAMP, but $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] = ::1 instead of eg 127.0.0.1 -- any ideas ? | 00:11 |
jv_ | olivier, ok check this out audio chooser http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1136524 | 00:11 |
mzz | lompfong, jifli: which ubuntu are you on? | 00:11 |
ahmad | i did | 00:11 |
bruenig | i s t h i s s o m e s o r t o f f r e e n o d e j o k e o r s o m e t h i n g ? | 00:11 |
PlasmaSheep | X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/ | 00:11 |
shrimants | and it gave you a list of files, yeah? | 00:11 |
ahmad | it said my name then /home$ | 00:11 |
ahmad | again | 00:11 |
SquareHimself | bruenig: m u s t b e | 00:11 |
okn | jv_, thanks | 00:11 |
mzz | PlasmaSheep: please repeat slightly less quickly | 00:11 |
supernix | I can't get my puter past the partition stage | 00:11 |
pipegeek | bruenig: it really isn't. I'm sorry. I have no idea what's wrong with your client.. it's actually kind of funny | 00:11 |
shrimants | puter? | 00:11 |
* mzz is no longer sure who here actually has an encoding problem and who's just playing | 00:11 |
PlasmaSheep | mzz: I repeat when the original message scrolls off my screen. | 00:11 |
shrimants | supernix: join #putputgolf | 00:11 |
okn | !offtopic | 00:12 |
mzz | PlasmaSheep: imagine the feedback loop if everyone did that | 00:12 |
ahmad | shrimants? | 00:12 |
jifli | m z z : i a m o n b r e e z y b a d g e r | 00:12 |
supernix | I only get an option to use the entire drive | 00:12 |
shrimants | ahmad? | 00:12 |
flughaffen | I'm trying to connect my printer to the USB port on my router, I'm having trouble getting ubuntu 9.04 to recognize it. | 00:12 |
jv_ | like puter... | 00:12 |
uHappy | SERVER_ADDR also blank ? | 00:12 |
ahmad | it said /home$ again | 00:12 |
SquareHimself | jifli: l o l , y o u f a i l | 00:12 |
shrimants | hmm | 00:12 |
shrimants | do ls -a | 00:12 |
supernix | for some reason it does not see the free space | 00:12 |
shrimants | ahmad: ls -a | 00:12 |
lompfong | m z z : h o w c a n i f i n d o u t ? i t h i n k i t t h e m o n k e y o n e | 00:12 |
aheckler | hey all, i need to convert a bunch of Abiword files to OpenOffice ODT's (preferably), is there a faster way to do this than opening up each one in Abiword? | 00:12 |
shrimants | did it give you a list of files this time? | 00:12 |
supernix | puter like computer only puter for short | 00:12 |
bruenig | jifli: y o u s h o u l d u s e t a b c o m p l e t e | 00:13 |
ahmad | it gave me this | 00:13 |
ahmad | . .. ahmad | 00:13 |
ahmad | ahmad@ubuntu:/home$ | 00:13 |
Sharn | b r u e n i g : i d o n t k n o w b u t i f i t i s i t i s a b a d o n e | 00:13 |
shrimants | hooray | 00:13 |
shrimants | problem solved | 00:13 |
mzz | lompfong: try "lsb_release -a" | 00:13 |
shrimants | your instsallation is fsckd | 00:13 |
ahmad | problem solved??? | 00:13 |
PlasmaSheep | !pastebin | AHMAD - PAY ATTENTION | 00:13 |
ubottu | AHMAD - PAY ATTENTION: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) | 00:13 |
ahmad | fsckd? | 00:13 |
jifli | b r u e n i g : m i n e d o n ' t h a v e t h a t o n e | 00:13 |
bruenig | PlasmaSheep: d o n ' t b e s o m e a n | 00:13 |
shrimants | ==fucked | 00:13 |
ahmad | ok? | 00:13 |
shrimants | indeed | 00:13 |
pipegeek | bruenig: weird. you were able to spell "mzz" without intervening spaces | 00:13 |
shrimants | reinstall | 00:13 |
supernix | anyone know how to get the install to see the free space | 00:13 |
shrimants | cheerio | 00:13 |
mzz | pipegeek: tab completion ftw? | 00:13 |
ahmad | i installed using Wubi | 00:14 |
PlasmaSheep | bruenig: it's not the first time he pasted multiple lines. | 00:14 |
lompfong | m z z : o k. i t i s b r e e z y b a d g e r | 00:14 |
pipegeek | I guess | 00:14 |
supernix | the other OS is Vist64 | 00:14 |
shrimants | ahmad: correction: you installed wrong using wubi | 00:14 |
Sharn | pipegeek: i t i s t a b c o m p l e t e . | 00:14 |
mzz | mmm, a pattern emerges | 00:14 |
ahmad | i didnt mess up anywhere | 00:14 |
bruenig | pipegeek: y e a h I u s e t a b c o m p l e t e ? M a y b e t h a t i s w h y | 00:14 |
pipegeek | heh | 00:14 |
mzz | anyone here with that space bug who is not on breezy badger? | 00:14 |
jv_ | aheckler, File->Wizards->Document Converter. | 00:14 |
phisher1 | wow | 00:14 |
phisher1 | that is annoying | 00:14 |
SquareHimself | pipegeek: Sharn i s r i g h t | 00:14 |
pipegeek | so bizarre | 00:14 |
doleyb | supernix: I think your confusion is between free space inside and outside of partitions. | 00:14 |
bruenig | mzz: I a m o n 8 . 0 4 | 00:14 |
shrimants | ahmad: you dont have a /home partition mounted in the right place. you've messed up. | 00:14 |
mzz | hrm | 00:14 |
mzz | drat, that's not it then | 00:14 |
ahmad | i haven't messed up | 00:14 |
supernix | I actually am not confused | 00:14 |
ahmad | do you know what Wubi is??????// | 00:14 |
olivier | jv_ can be possible my sounds coming out of my pc-speaker and not my real speaker | 00:15 |
mzz | alternatively: anyone on breezy badger without the space bug? :) | 00:15 |
doleyb | supernix: I guess you have free spaces within your windows NTFS filesystem, but don't have room on the disk not used by any filesystem. | 00:15 |
PlasmaSheep | X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/ | 00:15 |
pipegeek | ahmad: yessir | 00:15 |
lstarnes | ahmad: we do know what wubi is | 00:15 |
SquareHimself | bruenig: l a w l z , i ' m o n 8 . 0 6 7 | 00:15 |
supernix | The drive is using 100% of the space | 00:15 |
Sharn | SquareHimself: y o u h a v e t h i s p r o b l e m t o o ? | 00:15 |
shrimants | im well aware what wubi is | 00:15 |
ahmad | how did i screw that up then??????/ | 00:15 |
SquareHimself | Sharn: I g u e s s | 00:15 |
jv_ | hum..with linux everything is possible ;) | 00:15 |
mzz | olivier: there is a driver for that, but afaik it is normally blacklisted | 00:15 |
bruenig | SquareHimself: t h e r e i s n o s u c h v e r s i o n | 00:15 |
shrimants | just because a website tells you it will install everything correctly doesnt mean it will | 00:15 |
mzz | olivier: what's in /proc/asound/cards? | 00:15 |
jv_ | have you tested to play a wav file? | 00:15 |
shrimants | ????????/ | 00:15 |
supernix | Funny thing is my HP desktop didn't have this problem | 00:15 |
SiDi | If people could be kind enough to stop this damn joke about putting spaces everywhere, it'd be really appreciated. | 00:15 |
ahmad | this is my second reinstall | 00:15 |
supernix | Just this laptop | 00:15 |
doleyb | supernix: Maybe you can use gparted to reduce the size of your NTFS area, maybe you can use wubi to put ubuntu within NTFS. | 00:15 |
shrimants | the first one fucked up too? | 00:15 |
PlasmaSheep | SiDi: no joke. | 00:15 |
ahmad | i installed today, it had the problem | 00:15 |
ahmad | reinstalled | 00:16 |
SquareHimself | bruenig: T h e r e i s a c c o r d i n g t o m y u n a m e | 00:16 |
ahmad | this problem again | 00:16 |
doleyb | SiDi: It's a software problem... some people are in 16 bit text for some reason. | 00:16 |
shrimants | ahmad: einstein once said, "only an idiot will try the same thing twice and expect different results" | 00:16 |
dranfi | Hi | 00:16 |
supernix | hmmm you reckon the install would run ok installed within the NTFS? | 00:16 |
ahmad | i tried fixing it | 00:16 |
ahmad | you just told me to reinstall | 00:16 |
PlasmaSheep | shrimants: dice :D | 00:16 |
ahmad | i did that earlier retard | 00:16 |
joss_ | is there a repository for kde/qt bleeding edge builds? | 00:16 |
mzz | supernix: sure, that's what wubi is for | 00:16 |
lompfong | c o u l d y o u s t o p t o s p a c e y o u r m e s s e g e s ? | 00:16 |
Sharn | SquareHimself: m y u n a m e s a y s 5 . 0 4 9 2 | 00:16 |
PlasmaSheep | lompfong: it's not intentional. | 00:17 |
olivier | mzz how can i check that | 00:17 |
supernix | I would love to just to an ordinary install with dual boot | 00:17 |
mzz | olivier: cat /proc/asound/cards | 00:17 |
pipegeek | ahmad: be nice. | 00:17 |
okn | Are there any moderators here? | 00:17 |
ahmad | no | 00:17 |
ahmad | lol | 00:17 |
shrimants | perhaps Sharn and bruenig have something wrong with their xft shizzit | 00:17 |
mzz | I seriously doubt this is xft | 00:17 |
lompfong | o n l y S h a r n a n d b r u e n i g a r e f i n e | 00:17 |
cy21 | hello world... anyone know any face detection source code and example for ubuntu ? | 00:17 |
bruenig | shrimants: w h a t i s x f t ? | 00:17 |
mzz | I think it's either an irssi setting or perhaps a terminal one | 00:17 |
ahmad | so no one can help me??????// | 00:17 |
Sharn | shrimants: t h a t c o u l d b e i t ? | 00:17 |
ahmad | ok | 00:17 |
SquareHimself | lompfong: I ' m n o t ? | 00:17 |
pipegeek | cy21: oh actually yes. hold on | 00:17 |
cy21 | pipegeek, :D | 00:17 |
PlasmaSheep | cy21: the only thing that could have that is digikam (not sure if it does). | 00:18 |
ahmad | bye, ima tell you like george bush told me, eff yall ngas im out of here | 00:18 |
mzz | ahmad: reask your question please? | 00:18 |
shrimants | ahmad: you obviously did something wrong. and dont call me retard if you cant figure out how to install ubuntu without doing through an exe | 00:18 |
dranfi | I need help to set up a VPS with Ubuntu. | 00:18 |
mzz | or don't | 00:18 |
jv_ | mzz, mine is empty and the sound works..I don't know much about this stuff anyway ;) | 00:18 |
Sharn | shrimants: c o u l d y o u h e l p m e ? p l z ? ! | 00:18 |
PlasmaSheep | X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/ | 00:18 |
shrimants | heh | 00:18 |
mzz | jv_: your /proc/asound/cards is empty? that's a bit odd | 00:18 |
dranfi | Someone has done that before? | 00:18 |
mattgyver | cspack, can i pm you for further assistance on this? | 00:18 |
supernix | Will doing a manual partion edit mess Vista 64 up? | 00:18 |
shrimants | mzz: he tried twice to install ubuntu via wubi an dit failed twice. so i told him to reinstall ahd he was like fuck this | 00:18 |
lompfong | S q a r e H i m s e l f : u a r e a l l b o d y h a m m e r t o o | 00:18 |
olivier | 0 intel and 1 saa7134 | 00:18 |
jv_ | mzz, yes it is and firefox works fine with sound in flash | 00:18 |
shrimants | Sharn: open your .Xdefaults | 00:18 |
olivier | mzz 0 intel and 1 saa7134 | 00:18 |
mzz | PlasmaSheep: can you pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log please? | 00:18 |
SquareHimself | lompfong: B O D Y H A M M E R ! ! | 00:19 |
PlasmaSheep | mzz: the whole thing? sure | 00:19 |
Sharn | shrimants: o k | 00:19 |
vigo | !pastebin | 00:19 |
ubottu | pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) | 00:19 |
pipegeek | cy21: it's not in the repo, but check out http://opencv.sourcearchive.com/documentation/1.0.0/facedetect_8py-source.html | 00:19 |
mzz | olivier: that's not it then, odd | 00:19 |
shrimants | Sharn: what do you see | 00:19 |
Looce | I would have said you were all on an UCS-2 (UTF-16) encoding, but my rawlog in a hex editor shows 20 (' ') not 00 :P | 00:19 |
cy21 | pipegeek, thanks.. looking it up now | 00:19 |
Advance | Hey guy's since 9.04 Theres no shut down bar in the system settings is there a way to recover that??? | 00:19 |
Advance | System tab* | 00:19 |
Sharn | shrimants: a b u n o f l e t t e r s | 00:19 |
cspack | mattgyver: sure, but have a look at this, it should help http://www.sorgonet.com/linux/grubrestore/ | 00:19 |
bruenig | s h r i m a n t s : I h e a r d s o m e t h i n g a b o u t t h e r e b e i n g a b u g w i t h e x t 4 , c o u l d t h a t b e i t ? | 00:19 |
supernix | I should have figured this channel would be slammed since the release | 00:19 |
SquareHimself | shrimants: I d u n n o a b o u t h i m , b u t I s e e d e a d p e o p l e | 00:19 |
pipegeek | cy21: you'll need to apt-get install python-opencv. Handy image manipulation toolkit | 00:20 |
Looce | Advance: Remove the "Your username [ i ]" applet from your top Panel | 00:20 |
shrimants | zomg | 00:20 |
ANTRat | !ops | 00:20 |
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jv_ | olivier, also try this http://www.ubuntugeek.com/simple-guide-to-sound-solutions-for-hardyintrepid-and-jaunty-jackalope-users.html | 00:20 |
olivier | mzz my last install work fine then all of sudden no sounds so reinstall it no sounds period | 00:20 |
ANTRat | this has gotten too annoying | 00:20 |
PlasmaSheep | mzz: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158884/ | 00:20 |
shrimants | perhaps its something with an update | 00:20 |
jv_ | didn't work for me though, ;) | 00:20 |
cy21 | pipegeek, did you compile and run this? | 00:20 |
SquareHimself | o m g , a n a l l o u t o p c a l l | 00:20 |
shrimants | zomg | 00:20 |
pipegeek | cy21: we're using it in production :) | 00:20 |
shrimants | not ze ops | 00:20 |
shrimants | anything but ze ops | 00:20 |
PlasmaSheep | Who and why called the ops? | 00:20 |
emilianofrgl | hola! | 00:20 |
SquareHimself | / p a r t | 00:20 |
Advance | Looce: Do i have to? I mean jeeze I had that there before as well. Can I put it back after I remove it because I use different users for different things and well some times I forget what user I'm on. | 00:20 |
jv_ | can anyone tell me why the cdrom option is in synaptic | 00:20 |
pipegeek | haha | 00:20 |
PlasmaSheep | AndrewGee: why did you call the ops? | 00:20 |
shrimants | emilianofrgl: holla back | 00:20 |
cy21 | pipegeek, i also see a c version.. that is not working? | 00:20 |
mzz | olivier: I'd start by disabling pulse (assuming that's running), then using basic alsa config utilities (alsamixer, speaker-test), then setting pulse back up if considered desirable. But I don't really have the time and experience to walk you through that | 00:21 |
rudle | cheese it, teh ops! | 00:21 |
jv_ | it does not le enable it | 00:21 |
pipegeek | Use the c version. Our shit is written in python, so it was handy | 00:21 |
PlasmaSheep | ANTRat: why did you call the ops? | 00:21 |
jv_ | I use apt-cdrom anyway | 00:21 |
jv_ | is it a bug? | 00:21 |
shrimants | PlasmaSheep: apparently he was annoyed | 00:21 |
shrimants | or something | 00:21 |
piotker | hi, I have this problem, I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 and each time when I try to open a movie in full screen mode (using Totem, MPlayer etc) my system freezes. Anyone have a clue? | 00:21 |
PlasmaSheep | shrimants: by what? I hope they kick him. | 00:21 |
shrimants | lol | 00:21 |
shrimants | that would be ironic and funny | 00:21 |
PlasmaSheep | X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/ | 00:21 |
Looce | Advance: Yes, you can put it back, by right-clicking on a free area of the Panel and choosing Add -> User Switcher | 00:21 |
PlasmaSheep | shrimants: and very fitting. | 00:21 |
mzz | PlasmaSheep: how's it failing exactly? | 00:22 |
jv_ | latter | 00:22 |
lompfong | * s i g h * | 00:22 |
shrimants | mzz: look at the link he posted | 00:22 |
SquareHimself | shrimants: Y o u m e a n c o m e d i c ? | 00:22 |
PlasmaSheep | mzz: Opengl runs slowly. | 00:22 |
Advance | Looce: Thats retarded if the developers don't mind me saying so. | 00:22 |
shrimants | his intel driver is being rejected by kernel | 00:22 |
lompfong | l e a v e | 00:22 |
lompfong | e h ? | 00:22 |
shrimants | er...or the other way around maybe | 00:22 |
PlasmaSheep | mzz: And I get errors in xorg.log. | 00:22 |
mzz | shrimants: yeah, but that link shows it starting successfully, I was incorrectly assuming he didn't have a working desktop | 00:22 |
Bo7 | piotker: Is it a pirated movie? | 00:22 |
shrimants | oh | 00:22 |
shrimants | ohhh | 00:22 |
Looce | Advance: indeed - I just removed and re-added the applet, and the System menu's options disappeared | 00:22 |
Bo7 | piotker: jk :) | 00:22 |
bruenig | ! i n f o u b u n t u - d e s k t o p | 00:22 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 00:23 |
Sharn | b r u e n i g : a n y l u c k y e t ? | 00:23 |
piotker | :) | 00:23 |
shrimants | lol | 00:23 |
PlasmaSheep | !ubuntu-desktop | 00:23 |
ubottu | k/ed/x/ubuntu-desktop is a metapackage. It depends upon other packages and brings them in; you can safely remove it, but it is recommended that you re-install it when upgrading. | 00:23 |
SquareHimself | bruenig: l o l , o w n e d | 00:23 |
mzz | PlasmaSheep: afaict none of those messages are particularly critical, but I don't have intel hardware | 00:23 |
shrimants | woah | 00:23 |
Sharn | b r u e n i g : m i n e i s s t i l l b r o k e e n | 00:23 |
lompfong | i c a n n o t q u i t ! i t y p e / q u i t a n d n o t h i n g h a p p e n s ! | 00:23 |
pppoe_dude | hello. Anyone know if there is an easy way to export a firefox profile and then import it? (including history, bookmarks, saved passwords, saved form information, etc.) | 00:23 |
mzz | PlasmaSheep: how slowly is slowly? What's the output of LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose glxinfo? | 00:23 |
pipegeek | Advance: Yeah, I'm not a big fan either. It's been that way since 8.10. That's usually the first thing I change on a new install | 00:23 |
shrimants | SquareHimself: how come it doesnt space it out when you do nick's | 00:23 |
SquareHimself | / q u i t | 00:23 |
SquareHimself | : / | 00:23 |
bruenig | S h a r n : j u d g i n g f r o m u b o t t u , I g u e s s t h e r e i s s t i l l a n i s s u e | 00:23 |
DiJitalwench | can a 32-bit chroot be created in ubuntu without enabling su? | 00:23 |
Bernardakins | Darnit, looks like reinstall time. | 00:23 |
mzz | pppoe_dude: you can just copy the directory around | 00:23 |
Looce | pppoe_dude: back up the files in /home/youruser/.mozilla/firefox/XYZ.profile | 00:24 |
lompfong | w h y i s t h a t ? | 00:24 |
Bernardakins | Oh well. :l | 00:24 |
Advance | Looce: pipegeek: It's gone again after I readded it.. is there a fix? | 00:24 |
mzz | pppoe_dude: https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Backing+up+your+information | 00:24 |
shrimants | apparently not | 00:24 |
SquareHimself | shrimants: I g u e s s i t h a s t o d o w i t h t h e t a b c o m p l e t i o n | 00:24 |
pipegeek | o.O That I don't know. That's odd. | 00:24 |
pppoe_dude | Looce: I think I tried that once and it didn't work | 00:24 |
Looce | Advance: Not that I know | 00:24 |
mzz | pppoe_dude: not that user-friendly but effective. | 00:24 |
Sharn | I d o n t g e t i t | 00:24 |
PlasmaSheep | mzz: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158885/ | 00:24 |
bruenig | l o m p f o n g : t h e b o t d i d n ' t a n s w e r m e b u t t h e n h e d i d a n s w e r P l a s m a S h e e p s o | 00:24 |
shrimants | SquareHimself: fricken crazy, dude | 00:24 |
Sharn | P O S i s b r o k e n A G A I N | 00:24 |
SquareHimself | h t t p : / / w w w . g o o g l e . c o m | 00:24 |
shrimants | maybe your tab completion is doing something right that bruenig's isnt | 00:24 |
mzz | pppoe_dude: notice the bit about editing profiles.ini when you restore (or copying into an existing profile) | 00:24 |
dranfi | I need to setup my vps so that it runs different websites according to different domain names (transparent redirection to different folders). I want to create different users with ssh access only to their folder. | 00:24 |
pppoe_dude | mzz: thanks | 00:24 |
jtphoenixga | hello everyone | 00:25 |
mzz | pppoe_dude: poke me if you can't get it to work | 00:25 |
SquareHimself | shrimants: h m m . . . | 00:25 |
Sharn | o b o t u : H A L P | 00:25 |
vigo | !ubotto | 00:25 |
shrimants | mzz: that sounds dirty | 00:25 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ubotto | 00:25 |
mzz | shrimants: not intended that way | 00:25 |
pppoe_dude | mzz: ok | 00:25 |
piotker | Bo7: Any idea ? (beside that one? :)) | 00:25 |
shrimants | :P | 00:25 |
SquareHimself | ! o p s | 00:25 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about o p s | 00:25 |
vigo | There is an online bot. one moment please | 00:25 |
lompfong | t h i s i s s t r a n g e . P l a s m a s h e e p w r o t e s p a c e d a l l t h e t i m e | 00:25 |
Advance | Looce: Ghey | 00:25 |
mzz | I guess I should s/poke/ping/ though, for the benefit of the people with a dirtier mind than mine | 00:25 |
Bo7 | piotker: no, sry | 00:25 |
Sharn | t h i s i s r e a l l y s t a r t i n g t o p i s s m e o f f | 00:26 |
mzz | folks with the spacing problem: please try a different client for now :) | 00:26 |
shrimants | Sharn: did it used to work before | 00:26 |
Sharn | m z z : w h a t d o y o u s u g g e s t ? | 00:26 |
pipegeek | which client are those folks using again? | 00:26 |
SquareHimself | I ' m g o n n a s w i t c h m y t m u x o v e r t o t h e V C a n d s e e i f t h a t f i x e s t h i s | 00:26 |
vigo | Online Ubotu is here: http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi | 00:26 |
demon_ | still the same problem i need to sudo pon dsl-provider | 00:26 |
demon_ | every time i log in | 00:26 |
Sharn | s q u a r e h i m s e l f : t e l l m e i f i t d o e s | 00:27 |
sebsebseb | !ops | 00:27 |
mzz | PlasmaSheep: again those don't look critical to me, but I don't have intel hardware so I can't compare to known-good output | 00:27 |
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lompfong | m z z : i u s e X - C h a t . w h a t s h a l l i u s e ? | 00:27 |
SquareHimself | Sharn: Am I fixed? | 00:27 |
rdawkins | Is it possible that loading WinXP partition in Ubuntu damages the Windows partition? As soon as I'd installed ubuntu on this computer, WinXP lost its theme settings. Now the IE toolbars are messed up and spyware is not the cause. | 00:27 |
shrimants | SquareHimself: \o/ success | 00:27 |
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SquareHimself | Weird | 00:27 |
shrimants | indeedly | 00:27 |
mzz | wait, this spacing thing has spread to x-chat now? | 00:27 |
SquareHimself | Must be something about urxvt | 00:27 |
shrimants | urxvt? | 00:27 |
shrimants | wats that | 00:27 |
fonec0de | anyone got an irc server / channel for discussing virus / malware - ? | 00:27 |
SquareHimself | shrimants: The best terminal ever. | 00:27 |
mzz | shrimants: a pretty decent terminal emulator | 00:27 |
piotker | Umm One more try: I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 and each time when I try to open a movie in full screen mode (using Totem, MPlayer etc) my system freezes. Anyone have a clue? | 00:28 |
koshari | rdawkins did u write to it? | 00:28 |
shrimants | whats it do different? | 00:28 |
Sharn | s q u a r e h i m s e l f : y e a h , i t i s f i x e d | 00:28 |
rdawkins | koshari sometimes | 00:28 |
demon_ | still the same problem i need to sudo pon dsl-provider every time i log in how can i fix this | 00:28 |
SquareHimself | Sharn: Client/daemon | 00:28 |
Sharn | s q u a r e h i m s e l f : w h a t d i d y o u d o ? | 00:28 |
SquareHimself | Err... >.> | 00:28 |
shrimants | Sharn: he switched to VC | 00:28 |
SquareHimself | Sharn: Switched my session over to a VC | 00:28 |
koshari | rdawkins well its possable however unlikely | 00:28 |
shrimants | inb4 whats a vc | 00:28 |
mzz | fonec0de: I've heard there's a #malware-removal on this network | 00:28 |
Sharn | W h a t s a v c ? | 00:28 |
supernix | I can't get the partioner to allow me to resize the ntfs partition | 00:28 |
pipegeek | virtual console | 00:28 |
shrimants | \o/ | 00:28 |
rdawkins | koshari have you ever heard of such a problem? | 00:28 |
mzz | fonec0de: (no clue how active it is though) | 00:28 |
supernix | during install that is | 00:28 |
Looce | m z z : I d o n ' t k n o w | 00:28 |
koshari | no | 00:28 |
DigitalKiwi | you guys are hilarious | 00:28 |
koshari | but i hardly use windows | 00:29 |
racecar56 | D: ubuntu is driving me NUTS! pulseaudio is making my audacity all "hacked up" | 00:29 |
SquareHimself | DigitalKiwi: Nou | 00:29 |
rdawkins | k | 00:29 |
DigitalKiwi | lawl | 00:29 |
shrimants | !google youtube wonderful time | 00:29 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 00:29 |
mzz | everyone trying to talk to me with the spacing problem: please tabcomplete my nick, I don't highlight on "m z z" | 00:29 |
shrimants | pft | 00:29 |
fonec0de | mzz: thx | 00:29 |
Sharn | p i p e g e e k : h o w d o I u s e i t ? | 00:29 |
bruenig | ! o f f t o p i c | D i g i t a l K i w i | 00:29 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about o f f t o p i c | 00:29 |
pipegeek | racecar56: You can probably get away with just uninstalling pulseaudio. | 00:29 |
* sebsebseb this spacing thing, how stupid, if that really is an Xchat issue, well what a stupid client Xchat is. Konversation for the win :) | 00:29 |
SquareHimself | brb, gonna fire up the grill | 00:29 |
Looce | I don't have the spacing problem, I'm just fooling around | 00:29 |
shrimants | so wait whats good about urxvt that gnome terminal cant do | 00:29 |
pipegeek | so long as your sound card supports multiple programs writing to it at once, which most modern ones do, I think | 00:29 |
racecar56 | pipegeek: even though it makes ubuntu-desktop get removed? | 00:29 |
mzz | sebsebseb: rumour has it irssi is doing it too. Either that or some of them are faking it. | 00:30 |
bruenig | s e b s e b s e b : q t i s s o u g l y t h o u g h , I a m u s i n g i r s s i a n y w a y s | 00:30 |
pipegeek | yeah. The ubuntu-desktop metapackage is just there to make sure a set of dependencies is installed. It doesn't actually contain anything itself. | 00:30 |
perlsyntax | I go the ubuntu 8.04.2 STL for some reason it will not pick up my sierra 881 aircard pc card any ideas | 00:30 |
pipegeek | racecar56: | 00:30 |
Sharn | Did VC fix it? | 00:30 |
shrimants | yes | 00:30 |
sebsebseb | mzz: yeah people are probably faking it | 00:30 |
shrimants | zomg | 00:30 |
Sharn | :O | 00:30 |
shrimants | :D | 00:30 |
Sharn | liek omg | 00:30 |
Sharn | I can type normally again! | 00:30 |
racecar56 | bruenig: w h y a r e y o u t a l k i n g l i k e t h i s | 00:30 |
pipegeek | whee | 00:30 |
Looce | :D | 00:30 |
demon_ | still the same problem i need to sudo pon dsl-provider every time i log in how can i memorize this command so it will run on every boot | 00:30 |
perlsyntax | ? | 00:30 |
sebsebseb | mzz: maybe the ops should be here, kicking a few people out | 00:30 |
Sharn | Thanks guys! | 00:30 |
bruenig | S h a r n : h o w d i d y o u f i x i t ? | 00:30 |
Sharn | bruenig: I swtiched to a VC! | 00:31 |
shrimants | bruenig: he switched to virtual console | 00:31 |
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lompfong | i t h i n k i p a r t l y fixed i t | 00:31 |
shrimants | the ctrl alt 1 thing | 00:31 |
mzz | shrimants: it doesn't have all the gnome-y menus and the like, it has a pretty decent terminal emulator, it's light on resources | 00:31 |
shrimants | hmm | 00:31 |
lompfong | it i s a b i t strange n o w though | 00:31 |
bruenig | S h a r n : s o r r y i f t h i s s o u n d s l i k e a n o o b , b u t w h a t i s a v i r t u a l c o n s o l e ? I s t h a t l i k e v i r t u a l b o x ? | 00:31 |
vigo | rdawkins: Not really understanding the question, XP in Ubuntu? That is not a good idea, XP should be on its own Partition. just like dual booting PCLinux,Ubuntu,PC-BSD and windows, they all have their own partitions. | 00:31 |
Sharn | lompfong: wtf, now it's broke worse!! | 00:31 |
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supernix | I am trying to install ubuntu but cant get past the partition stage | 00:31 |
racecar56 | bruenig: ctrl+alt+f1 | 00:31 |
racecar56 | bruenig: that is one | 00:31 |
supernix | it just shows one option to use the entire drive and trying to do a manual partion does not give any options to resize the existing partitions | 00:31 |
sebsebseb | vigo: your wondering about virtual machines? | 00:31 |
mzz | shrimants: in gnome-terminal I have to turn off a bunch of useless stuff to make it usable (it eats alt, the menu takes up screen realestate for no good reason, etc) | 00:32 |
wolf_ | anyone know how to make mythbuntu cover the top and bottum panels in Ubuntu 9.04 using gnome? | 00:32 |
vigo | sebsedsed: Yes | 00:32 |
mzz | shrimants: also, urxvt doesn't depend on half of gnome :) | 00:32 |
lompfong | i d o n t know w h a t happened | 00:32 |
sebsebseb | vigo: yes normalley you would want to partition :) | 00:32 |
shrimants | i saw on youtube once there was a terminal that had like | 00:32 |
shrimants | firefox tabs | 00:32 |
pipegeek | mzz: yes, but real transparency! transpaaarenccyyyyy.... | 00:32 |
sebsebseb | vigo: ,but it can be good to try Ubuntu in a virtual machine inside XP first | 00:32 |
shrimants | it was fricken sweet | 00:32 |
kerin | I just upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 and get an error on boot. although it says that the error is fatal, it continues after about ten seconds and boots as normal: modprobe: FATAL: Could not load /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/modules.dep: No such file or directory | 00:32 |
shrimants | real transparency? | 00:32 |
mzz | pipegeek: yes, urxvt has that. Does gnome-terminal too? :) | 00:32 |
shrimants | whats the diffrence | 00:32 |
racecar57 | trying xp inside a vm on ubuntuis better | 00:32 |
pipegeek | in gnome-terminal with a compositing manager | 00:32 |
bruenig | r a c e c a r 5 6 : i t i s a l l j u s t b l a c k a n d s t u f f , h o w d o I g e t o u t o f i t ! ? | 00:32 |
sebsebseb | racecar57: well yeah | 00:32 |
sebsebseb | racecar57: ,but noobs have XP already installed | 00:33 |
DigitalKiwi | bruenig: why don't you use sed to get rid of your spaces | 00:33 |
racecar57 | vigo: notice: it will run slower than your real machine | 00:33 |
pipegeek | well, urxvt has fake transparency at least (mirroring the root window)... does it really have real xcomposite transparency, tho? | 00:33 |
Sharn | b_r_u_e_n_i_g_:_ _w_h_a_t_ _i_s_ _t_h_e_ _p_r_o_b_l_e_m_?_ | 00:33 |
lompfong | A n y o n e? I use b r e e z y beaver | 00:33 |
racecar57 | GAH racecar57? gotta rejoin | 00:33 |
rdawkins | vigo no I have the two OSes in separate partitions | 00:33 |
shrimants | breezy beaver | 00:33 |
shrimants | ?? | 00:33 |
koshari | sebsebseb i think its more effort to install a VM app in windows as wubi or dialboot | 00:33 |
shrimants | i thought it was badger | 00:33 |
bruenig | D i g i t a l K i w i : i s s e d u n d e r o f f i c e i n t h e a p p l i c a t i o n s m e n u ? | 00:33 |
* sebsebseb thinks the space stuff is annoying, and anyone that is faking it should stop doing so | 00:33 |
Sharn | o_m_f_g_,_ _a_r_e_ _y_o_u_ _s_e_r_i_o_u_s_?_!_?_ | 00:33 |
rdawkins | I sometimes need to access the files on my Windows partition in Ubuntu | 00:33 |
vigo | sebsedseb: Oh sorry: I was responding to rdawkins question on that one, I am windowless. | 00:33 |
Smokalotapotamus | Which channel would I go to for help? | 00:33 |
DigitalKiwi | bruenig: lawl | 00:33 |
Smokalotapotamus | I am an experienced user | 00:33 |
racecar56 | back | 00:33 |
shrimants | Sharn: what did you change | 00:33 |
Sharn | I_ _h_a_t_e_ _l_i_n_u_x_ _t_h_i_s_ _i_s_ _t_u_p_i_d_ | 00:34 |
mzz | Smokalotapotamus: try this one | 00:34 |
sebsebseb | koshari: wubi no | 00:34 |
DigitalKiwi | Smokalotapotamus: lots of experienced users in #archlinux | 00:34 |
sebsebseb | koshari: wubi is for noobs that can't partition their hard disk usualley | 00:34 |
mzz | ugh | 00:34 |
MK13 | when I would shut down Intrepid Ibex, my computer would freeze on the unloading bar after it was all the way gone and you would have to press a button for it to turn off completely, now in Jaunty it gets past the unloading bar then sticks on a CLI looking screen w/ no text only a flashing cursor | 00:34 |
Smokalotapotamus | ok mzz, I am having problems with my volume | 00:34 |
Smokalotapotamus | it is VERY low | 00:34 |
rahul | hey | 00:34 |
Smokalotapotamus | I have my speakers cranked and it's still too quiet | 00:34 |
mzz | Smokalotapotamus, DigitalKiwi: going to some distro support channel for problems with a different distro is generally a bad idea | 00:34 |
koshari | rdawkins if you mount with rad only you cant change the fles | 00:34 |
MarkJones | Hi peeps, Im considering switching from i386 to AMD64 installation.What is the current standing of the differences of the two? Does the Adobe plugin on there webiste work for both systems and if so, does it work equally well on both? Also does AMD64 have an equal number of packages/apps as compared to i386? | 00:34 |
Sharn | s_h_r_i_m_a_n_t_s_:_ _i_ _d_i_d_n_t_ _c_h_a_n_g_e_ _a_n_y_t_h_i_n_g_!_ | 00:34 |
Smokalotapotamus | I have checked my sound settings in all the places I can think of | 00:34 |
Sharn | I_t_ _j_u_s_t_ _f_r_i_c_k_i_n_g_ _b_r_o_k_e_!_ | 00:35 |
MK13 | anyone know what is making it freeze? | 00:35 |
Iceman_B|SSH | how do I display the properties of my harddrive(s) from the command line ? | 00:35 |
racecar56 | MarkJones, adobe plugin? huuuuh? | 00:35 |
rdawkins | sebseb the Ubuntu docs are confusing and scary. It made me think the Live CD would destroy HD contents | 00:35 |
sebsebseb | MarkJones: how much RAM do you have? | 00:35 |
MarkJones | sorry my bad adobe flash | 00:35 |
lompfong | w h y does X - C h a t work s o strange ? is t h i s a f e a t u r e? | 00:35 |
pipegeek | MarkJones: there's a wrapper that'll allow you to run the 32-bit plugin in a 64-bit browser, which is automatically installed when you install flash from the repo ^_^ | 00:35 |
MarkJones | 2Gb ram | 00:35 |
sebsebseb | rdawkins: no it won't, unless you tell it to | 00:35 |
bruenig | S=h=a=r=n=:= =y=o=u= =a=r=e= =d=u=m=b=,= =y=o=u=r= =s=p=a=c=e=s= =c=a=m=e= =b=a=c=k= =b=u=t= =t=h=i=s= =t=i=m=e= =w=i=t=h= =_= | 00:35 |
sebsebseb | rdawkins: if you can read you will be ok | 00:35 |
rahul | lompfong - I am using konversation | 00:35 |
rdawkins | koshari how do i mount with rad? | 00:35 |
pipegeek | MarkJones: It used to be crappy, but preliminary experience suggests that it's much more stable in jaunty | 00:35 |
rahul | I like it a lot better than x-chat | 00:35 |
racecar56 | MarkJones, you don't HAVE to use adobe you know.... | 00:35 |
mzz | bruenig, Sharn: cut it out | 00:35 |
SquareHimself | b a c k | 00:36 |
sebsebseb | rdawkins: one of the guided options will put Ubuntu on the whole hard disk, the other won't, and if you manualley set up partitions yourself, which you have to for Ext4 anyway, you woudn't just delete XP | 00:36 |
rdawkins | sebseb i know now :) | 00:36 |
pipegeek | MarkJones: Also, adobe has released a 64-bit linux flash alpha. So they're going to port it eventually | 00:36 |
Sharn | s_c_r_e_w_i_t_ _i_ _g_i_v_e_u_p_ | 00:36 |
koshari | rdawkins use fstab and the ro switch | 00:36 |
vigo | rdawkins: Ok, good, there are a few widgets to work with that, way too many to list here, virtualbox is a popular one and is in the repos, There are also NT/DOS and other readers, tools. | 00:36 |
MK13 | MarkJones: you can get the beta of adobe's flash player 10 and put it in ~\.mozilla\plugins | 00:36 |
pipegeek | or, rather, finish porting it | 00:36 |
rahul | Can anyone tell me how to make a shell script open multiple copies of a terminal on different desktops | 00:36 |
MarkJones | Is there something in teh repos that works as well? | 00:36 |
loud-loud | hi everybody, i wanna ask something concerning ubuntu 9.04 64bit | 00:36 |
MarkJones | Ok ill keep that in mind.good to know | 00:36 |
rahul | I've gotten a shell script to work that opens an embedded terminal on startup | 00:36 |
SquareHimself | loud-loud: You're not allowed | 00:36 |
mrwes | rahul, why? | 00:36 |
shrimants | i gotta go guys | 00:36 |
shrimants | adios | 00:36 |
bruenig | I|t| |s|e|e|m|s| |t|o| |b|e| |c|h|a|n|g|i|n|g| |t|o| |d|i|f|f|e|r|e|n|t| |s|y|m|b|o|l|s| |i|n| |b|e|t|w|e|e|n| |n|o|w|.| |I| |g|u|e|s|s| |t|h|a|t| |m|a|k|e|s| |s|e|n|s|e|,| |I| |m|e|a|n| |a| |s|p|a|c|e| |i|s| |j|u|s|t| |a| |c|h|a|r|a|c|t|e|r|.| |S|o| |i|f| |a| |s|p|a|c|e|,| |w|h|y| |n|o|t| |a|n|y| |o|t|h|e|r|?| | 00:36 |
Smokalotapotamus | is there a known issue with low volume? I have googled it and tried the suggestions, most were simply "check your volume settings" which was a no-brainer | 00:36 |
sheena1 | i'm attempting to archive (zip) my /etc file (backing up before a clean install) and i get an error message. help? | 00:36 |
eraserhead | hi, my wireless network is configured via /etc/network/interfaces . sometimes it disconnects. how do i set it to automatically reconnect ? and why does it disconnect ? | 00:36 |
lompfong | rahul: b u t this p r o g r a m is s o big! A n d ubuntu i s already v e r y bug | 00:36 |
racecar56 | Sharn, w3h3a3t 3 i3s 3 t3h3e 3 p3o3i3n3t3? | 00:37 |
doleyb | MarkJones: adobe provides both 32 and 64 bit flash plugins, but idk if they perform well. (In my experience, neither version of linux flash has good speed) | 00:37 |
loud-loud | SquareHimself> why? | 00:37 |
pipegeek | MarkJones: yeah, just install flashplayer-nonfree (firefox will do this automatically the first time you need it). Everything else will be handled automatically | 00:37 |
rahul | but I'm on compiz with 4 different desktops and I want my embedded terminal to appear on all 4 of them on startup | 00:37 |
ltgg | anyone familiar with EnvyNG? upgraded to 9.04 and now get this: The application EnvyNG () crashed and caused the signal 11 (SIGSEGV). | 00:37 |
SquareHimself | loud-loud: 'Cuz, we don't do 64 bit here | 00:37 |
rdawkins | If I load files from the Windows partition but not save any changes, Ubuntu wouldn't write to the partition, right? | 00:37 |
vigo | Oh ok, thank you sebsebseb. That makes sense. | 00:37 |
racecar56 | Sharn, w hh eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee | 00:37 |
mzz | loud-loud: just ask your question | 00:37 |
loud-loud | SquareHimself> where can i ask plz? | 00:37 |
MarkJones | Yeah but doesnt the non-free flash from the repos just install the official adobe plugin? | 00:37 |
loud-loud | mzz: thx | 00:37 |
SquareHimself | loud-loud: Ask here :p | 00:37 |
MK13 | !ask | 00:37 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 00:37 |
sebsebseb | vigo: now partitining | 00:37 |
loud-loud | lol thx guys :) | 00:37 |
pipegeek | MarkJones: Yes, but it also installs the 64bit-to-32bit wrapper | 00:37 |
mzz | MarkJones: yes, although I don't know what it does on 64 bit ubuntu | 00:38 |
barqers | Can someone help? When I turn on skydomes I get a black and white stripes? Is this to do with my graphics driver? | 00:38 |
MarkJones | Oh I see | 00:38 |
racecar56 | !installation | vigo | 00:38 |
mib_j5qmqywc | im using linuxmint which i think is based in ubuntu and is using gnome. I attempt to connect to the internet and it hangs while requesting a network address from my wireless network and then it disconnects... i am using a laptop built in wifi | 00:38 |
ubottu | vigo: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues - Don't want to use a CD? Try http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate | 00:38 |
sebsebseb | vigo: what are you going to do? | 00:38 |
koshari | rdawkins systems can update things like acces times for the files ect , | 00:38 |
mzz | MarkJones: (if it installs the 32 bit version + the wrapper or the 64 bit version) | 00:38 |
barqers | everything else works fine... | 00:38 |
racecar56 | ~foo | 00:38 |
racecar56 | !foo | 00:38 |
ubottu | Bar | 00:38 |
bruenig | I@ @t@h@i@n@k@ @i@t@ @m@i@g@h@t@ @b@e@ @b@e@c@a@u@s@e@ @I@ @a@m@ @i@n@ @a@ @3@2@ @b@i@t@ @c@h@r@o@o@t@,@ @l@e@t@ @m@e@ @s@w@i@t@c@h@ @o@v@e@r@ @i@n@t@o@ @t@h@e@ @n@a@t@i@v@e@ @6@4@ @b@i@t@ @i@r@s@s@i@ | 00:38 |
rdawkins | ugh | 00:38 |
racecar56 | !bar | 00:38 |
ubottu | baz | 00:38 |
mzz | MarkJones: I do recommend you try the official package first (that one is at least sanely uninstallable) | 00:38 |
racecar56 | !baz | 00:38 |
FloodBot2 | racecar56: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:38 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about please see above | 00:38 |
vigo | rdawkins: Correct. | 00:38 |
mzz | bruenig: seriously, cut it out | 00:38 |
bruenig | Is this better? | 00:38 |
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pipegeek | Basically, you don't have to think about flash. It'll probably just work. | 00:38 |
MarkJones | Ok | 00:38 |
sebsebseb | mib_j5qmqywc: this is Ubuntu suppourt not linuxmint suppourt | 00:38 |
koshari | someone kick this clown | 00:38 |
mib_j5qmqywc | i know | 00:38 |
bruenig | does this work? | 00:38 |
racecar56 | ! ! | 00:38 |
mib_j5qmqywc | thanks | 00:38 |
mib_j5qmqywc | ... | 00:38 |
sebsebseb | mib_j5qmqywc: and so your not meant to get linuxmint help here | 00:38 |
MK13 | Does anyone have an idea what might be causint Jaunty (Ibex too) to freeze after the unloading bar finishes at shutdown? | 00:38 |
racecar56 | FloodBot2, ? | 00:39 |
rahul | I'm on compiz and I have an embedded terminal that is initialized by a script that reads: | 00:39 |
sebsebseb | mib_j5qmqywc: try a linuxmint channel or the general #linux channel? | 00:39 |
racecar56 | lol | 00:39 |
rahul | #!/bin/sh | 00:39 |
rahul | sleep 5s | 00:39 |
rahul | gnome-terminal --window-with-profile=trans777 | 00:39 |
FloodBot2 | rahul: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:39 |
Guest98606 | hey..i'm looking for rtl8187 sources..where could i find them??? | 00:39 |
rahul | I want it to open in 4 different desktops | 00:39 |
bruenig | mzz: I switched out of the chroot | 00:39 |
sebsebseb | mib_j5qmqywc: or I got an idea see the pm I am about to send | 00:39 |
rahul | sorry | 00:39 |
rahul | ;( | 00:39 |
MarkJones | Cool you guys are always helpful for the stuff i dont know yet. I greatly apreciate it.Thats why I like coming back in my spare time and helping the people that are strating out like I once did.Very good thanks to everyone! | 00:39 |
chalcedony | question: i'm ssh'd into my husband's computer.. and i can see the photo files now.. but 1 i want them on my computer and 2 i want to show them to friends (not the public really) how can i do this? | 00:39 |
mib_j5qmqywc | um ok well mind telling me where i can get some? i tried a lm channel and there was noone there | 00:39 |
sheena1 | i'm attempting to archive (zip) my /etc file (backing up before a clean install) and i get an error message: zip warning: name not matched: etc (and many others with the names of the various files in /etc). Help? | 00:39 |
loud-loud | guys i have 64 bit edition, i downloaded the driver for the nvidia card 180.44, after that, when i restart the computer, just before it turns off a white and other coloured virtical lines appear on the screen then it powers of then restarts again | 00:39 |
mrwes | chalcedony, you can copy them over via scp | 00:40 |
usser | chalcedony, sftp | 00:40 |
pipegeek | Guest98606: I think you can just "sudo apt-get install rtl8187se-source" | 00:40 |
Smokalotapotamus | My volume is very low. I have checked system>preferences>sound and tried setting it for ALSA and OSS but neither makes a difference. I have checked my volume settings, all are maxed out, I have checked alsamixer in terminal, it shows only master volume, but that is maxed out also. This is occurring in all programs, this is not isolated to a single program. | 00:40 |
MarkJones | later guys! | 00:40 |
tyyyrell | ok i've got a sound problem with firefox and adobe flash player (the latest version) | 00:40 |
Guest98606 | ohhhhh! i'm an idiot! | 00:40 |
koshari | i wonder why beagle isnt in ubuntu-desktop anymore? | 00:40 |
chalcedony | mrwes: i know how to scp files TO him .. how do i reverse it? | 00:40 |
daftykins | check it's not outputting via optical Smokalotapotamus | 00:40 |
pipegeek | Guest98606: haha, I have that experience about twice an hour :P | 00:40 |
Jordan_U | koshari, tracker | 00:41 |
lstarnes | koshari: I think tracker is used instead | 00:41 |
mib_j5qmqywc | well it looks exactly the same as ubuntu did when attempting to connect and it is run on gnome but i also dont know what im talking about and there could be internal differences | 00:41 |
mzz | Smokalotapotamus: I'd check the "Switches" section in volume control too (and check in its preferences that all switches are actually showing up) | 00:41 |
sebsebseb | mib_j5qmqywc: yeah there are, see my pm | 00:41 |
Smokalotapotamus | thanks mzz, I'll go check that, | 00:41 |
loud-loud | guys i have 64 bit edition, i downloaded the driver for the nvidia card 180.44, after that, when i restart the computer, just before it turns off a white and other coloured virtical lines appear on the screen then it powers of then restarts again | 00:41 |
erUSUL | sheena1: you should not use zip as it does not handle unix permissions... better to use tar + gzip. « tar cvzf etc.tgz etc/ » | 00:41 |
mzz | chalcedony: scp remotehost:/path/to/file /local/path | 00:41 |
mrwes | chalcedony, well you are ssh'd into his | 00:41 |
mrwes | mzz, said it :) | 00:41 |
vigo | sebsebseb: Oh nothing, just adding a FreeBSD to a HDD, primary, I was asked to get back into web page building by a friend, I was going to inter operate between the Lilo and Grub stuff, Ubuntu8.04Server, and FreeBSD, last time I tried it everything went whacko, user error I suppose, that is why I ask now. | 00:42 |
joanki123 | i get a lot of error messages when updating my 8.04 ... anyone know why this might be happening? | 00:42 |
piotker | I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 and each time when I try to open a movie in full screen mode (using Totem, MPlayer etc) my system freezes. Anyone have a clue? | 00:42 |
DigitalKiwi | bruenig: try this: /exec -o sed 's/\ //g' <<< "DigitalKiwi: testing" | 00:42 |
sheena1 | erusul: the first part of that made sense to me. but the end bit was over my head. I'll try compressing with a different format? | 00:42 |
joanki123 | here's an example: Err http://security.ubuntu.com gutsy-security/restricted Packages | 00:42 |
joanki123 | 404 Not Found | 00:42 |
mzz | chalcedony: (and obviously run that from a local shell, not from a shell running on his system through ssh) | 00:42 |
erUSUL | sheena1: yep | 00:42 |
joanki123 | i also get a lot of: W: Failed to fetch | 00:42 |
DigitalKiwi | while in your chroot | 00:42 |
loud-loud | mzz: guys i have 64 bit edition, i downloaded the driver for the nvidia card 180.44, after that, when i restart the computer, just before it turns off a white and other coloured virtical lines appear on the screen then it powers of then restarts again | 00:42 |
lstarnes | joanki123: gutsy is not supported anymore | 00:42 |
eraserhead | hi, my wireless network is configured via /etc/network/interfaces . sometimes it disconnects. how do i set it to automatically reconnect ? and why does it disconnect ? | 00:42 |
joanki123 | i'm using 8.04, lstarnes | 00:42 |
erUSUL | sheena1: tar is the native compress file format in unix | 00:42 |
sheena1 | erusul: same error, but no option to view terminal output, so i can't see what the problem is. any other ideas? | 00:42 |
mzz | loud-loud: I'm not familiar enough with ubuntu to walk you through reverting to a less broken driver, sorry | 00:43 |
mrwes | smoking tonight | 00:43 |
Jordan_U | DigitalKiwi, He is a troll | 00:43 |
DigitalKiwi | wut | 00:43 |
mzz | loud-loud: (ubuntu has some fun xorg.conf fallback tricks I'm not familiar with) | 00:43 |
DigitalKiwi | bruenig: you meanie | 00:43 |
Looce | eraserhead: Which version of Ubuntu are you using? (32- or 64-bit, Hardy, Intrepid or Jaunty) | 00:43 |
cy21 | pipegeek, do you have the cv.h anywhere? | 00:43 |
joanki123 | under "Third-Party Software", how do i know which "Recommended Updates" i should uncheck, lstarnes, they all look thet same to me | 00:43 |
erUSUL | sheena1: « tar cvzf etc.tgz /etc/ » | 00:43 |
eraserhead | it's kubuntu jaunty 32 bits | 00:43 |
eraserhead | Looce: | 00:43 |
chalcedony | thank you mzz :) | 00:43 |
Looce | Hm, I'm not familiar with KDE | 00:43 |
sheena1 | erusul: thats a command line code? | 00:43 |
scunizi | loud-loud: install nvidia-settings and then run it.. that will typically fix a lot of nvidia issues.. you're milage may vary | 00:44 |
erUSUL | sheena1: yep | 00:44 |
cy21 | pipegeek, i have no ideea how to remove the line numbers in fron of the code | 00:44 |
ltgg | anyone familiar with EnvyNG? upgraded to 9.04 and now get this: The application EnvyNG () crashed and caused the signal 11 (SIGSEGV). | 00:44 |
pipegeek | cy21: It's probably part of opencv, which is I believe in the repository | 00:44 |
lstarnes | joanki123: make sure nothing in /etc/apt/sources.list references gutsy instead of hardy | 00:44 |
joanki123 | k | 00:44 |
cy21 | pipegeek, i know.. but i have the above problem | 00:44 |
sheena1 | erusul: where'd it put the .tar file? it worked, whatever it did | 00:44 |
pipegeek | and there's probably a way to download the bare source for it from that page, but you can remove the line numbers in vi | 00:44 |
mzz | sheena1: current directory | 00:44 |
cy21 | pipegeek, how to remove the line numbers | 00:44 |
pipegeek | or with the 'cut' utility | 00:44 |
loud-loud | mzz: thx and scunizi i will give it a try thanx a lot | 00:44 |
eyore15 | what is a man-in-th-middle attack? | 00:44 |
cy21 | pipegeek, http://opencv.sourcearchive.com/documentation/1.0.0/cv_2include_2cv_8h-source.html | 00:44 |
erUSUL | sheena1: if you did it on terminal it should be on your home folder | 00:44 |
Smokalotapotamus | Mzz: I only have the headphone switch. I have changed it but there is no effect. should there be more switches in my sound settings? | 00:44 |
cy21 | pipegeek, cut utility? | 00:44 |
sheena1 | erusul: there is two files there. I'll need both to un-compress later? | 00:44 |
erUSUL | sheena1: Places>home | 00:45 |
mzz | Smokalotapotamus: depends heavily on the card. Does the preferences button in volume-control reveal any more switches? | 00:45 |
mzz | Smokalotapotamus: (this card has over a dozen switches, but only one of them is checked in preferences by default) | 00:45 |
rdawkins | alright thanks guys let me check my drive now | 00:45 |
erUSUL | sheena1: wich ones ¿? you only need etc.tgz that0s the compressed file with everything in it | 00:45 |
Smokalotapotamus | ok, let me check that, thanks MZZ | 00:45 |
sheena1 | erusul: there is also a etc.tar, but that must be from trying to do it from the GUI earlier. Thanks! | 00:46 |
mzz | Smokalotapotamus: similarly you may want to enable some more volume control sliders and ramp them up | 00:46 |
kane77 | wohoo! after couple of hours strugling I fixed my grub so at least windows boots :) | 00:46 |
erUSUL | sheena1: ok | 00:46 |
mzz | sheena1: might want to run "tar tf /path/to/etc.tgz" to confirm your files are in there | 00:46 |
DigitalKiwi | it took a couple of hours? | 00:46 |
Advance | AAAAAAAAAAaa | 00:46 |
ryanprior | How can I construct a regular expression that will match strings like "my/foo.txt" but not "my/foo/bar.txt"? | 00:46 |
sheena1 | mzz: i see the file is there. thanks all! | 00:46 |
Advance | all my compiz settings GONE! | 00:46 |
pipegeek | cy21: paste it all into a text file (face.tmp, say), then run: cut -d' ' -f 2- face.tmp > face.c | 00:47 |
olivier | mzz still no sounds but when i run test there some action going on put no sounds and every thing is unmuted | 00:47 |
DigitalKiwi | even reinstalling grub entirely only takes a few minutes... | 00:47 |
eraserhead | hi, my wireless network is configured via /etc/network/interfaces . sometimes it disconnects. how do i set it to automatically reconnect ? and why does it disconnect ? | 00:47 |
mzz | ryanprior: something like "[^/]*/[^/]*" possibly | 00:47 |
cy21 | pipegeek, thanks :D | 00:47 |
pipegeek | np :) | 00:47 |
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Looce | mzz: with ^ at the start and $ at the end | 00:47 |
mzz | ryanprior: (depends heavily on what your actual requirements are, and depending on context you may need what Looce said too) | 00:48 |
tajnapolska | jest tu kto? | 00:48 |
Looce | !fi | 00:48 |
ubottu | Tämä kanava on tarkoitettu vain englanninkieliselle keskustelulle. Jos haluat suomenkielistä apua (K)ubuntun ongelmiin, liity kanavalle #ubuntu-fi / #kubuntu-fi :-) | 00:48 |
mzz | tajnapolska: english please | 00:48 |
mzz | heh | 00:48 |
olivier | mzz still no sounds but when i run test there some action going on put no sounds and every thing is unmuted | 00:48 |
pipegeek | cy21: I'm a moron. Install the package opencv-doc. Then look in /usr/share/doc/opencv-doc/examples/c/facedetect. | 00:48 |
mzz | olivier: define "action" | 00:48 |
pipegeek | cy21: *facepalm* | 00:48 |
ryanprior | mzz: I've got a huge list of file names and I want to only find files in the root directory, called foo. | 00:48 |
GreedyB | I had a post-up command specified in interfaces to remount my nfs shares but its no longer working.. what else could break it? | 00:48 |
Looce | Oh wait, that might not have been Finnish. There wasn't enough text for me to tell. :( | 00:49 |
ryanprior | mzz: so I don't want to match foo/bar/my.txt | 00:49 |
cy21 | pipegeek, i have installed the package a few minutes ago.. thanks :D | 00:49 |
pipegeek | hehe np | 00:49 |
cy21 | thanks | 00:49 |
ryanprior | mzz: but I do want to match foo/my.txt | 00:49 |
mzz | ryanprior: then some pattern involving "[^/]*" might work (that matches a sequence of characters other than "/") | 00:49 |
olivier | mzz like sound bar showing that i got sound but nothing in the speaker | 00:49 |
subspider | hi guys i need help | 00:49 |
mzz | ryanprior: so perhaps "^foo/[^/]*$" | 00:49 |
mzz | olivier: that really does sound like something is still muted | 00:49 |
eraserhead | hi, my wireless network is configured via /etc/network/interfaces . sometimes it disconnects. how do i set it to automatically reconnect ? and why does it disconnect ? | 00:50 |
subspider | i upgrade my ubuntu from 8.04 to 8.10 and now i dont have anysound | 00:50 |
mzz | olivier: if you're using alsamixer notice that moving the volume bar up is not the same as unmuting | 00:50 |
subspider | could you guys help me | 00:50 |
mzz | olivier: (hit the "m" key) | 00:50 |
erUSUL | !ask | subspider | 00:50 |
ubottu | subspider: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 00:50 |
vigo | !ask | 00:50 |
cy21 | anyone? what is kded4 ? it just kicked in at 98% cpu ??? | 00:50 |
Makrel | Does anyone know how I can disable the fd0 requests during boot? | 00:50 |
vigo | whoops | 00:50 |
mzz | Makrel: which "fd0 requests"? | 00:51 |
* mzz doesn't have an fd0 and it doesn't seem to break anything | 00:51 |
tajnapolska | koniecznie po angielsku? i dont like english | 00:51 |
Makrel | I am booting off USB and it looks for fd0 | 00:51 |
subspider | i did my question in one line | 00:51 |
cy21 | pipegeek, do you know what kded4 is? it's at 100% cpu right now | 00:51 |
erUSUL | !pl | tajnapolska | 00:51 |
subspider | i upgrade my ubuntu from 8.04 to 8.10 and now i dont have anysound | 00:51 |
ubottu | tajnapolska: Mozesz uzyskac pomoc w jezyku polskim na #ubuntu-pl | 00:51 |
pipegeek | cy21: http://api.kde.org/4.0-api/kdelibs-apidocs/kded/html/index.html | 00:51 |
mzz | cy21: iirc "man kded4" works | 00:51 |
joanki123 | lstanes, that worked perfectly - THANKS | 00:51 |
Magician | go to 9.04 subspider | 00:51 |
pipegeek | probably working on some task that got into an infinite loop | 00:52 |
pipegeek | or is legitimately busy | 00:52 |
olivier | MZZ nothing happen | 00:52 |
bruenig | | 00:52 |
bobertdos | So is it the case that we can no longer control what type of database Amarok uses for collection management? | 00:52 |
pipegeek | kde === magic | 00:52 |
cy21 | pipegeek, if i kill it? | 00:52 |
subspider | and you think upgrading to 9.04 will solve my problem | 00:52 |
subspider | ??? | 00:52 |
mzz | olivier: pastebin the output of "amixer" please | 00:52 |
Magician | I know it will | 00:52 |
pipegeek | cy21: world probably won't end. Probably better to log out and log back in again | 00:52 |
subspider | ok | 00:52 |
subspider | thnks | 00:52 |
cy21 | pipegeek, ok | 00:52 |
Makrel | I have done the searches for fixes but I can't find the blacklist file in etc | 00:52 |
cy21 | pipegeek, my bad or ubuntu? | 00:53 |
Magician | it has more drivers and better hardware support | 00:53 |
braden_ | Has anyone here got linux guest os vmware-tools 7.8.5 to compile on kernel 2.6.28? | 00:53 |
Magician | you will like it better easier to use | 00:53 |
olivier | MZZ what the command | 00:53 |
chris8 | hey room -- trying to install a newer version of Audacity (>3.1.5) on Ubuntu 8.09 and having problems finding it on Add/REmove or Synaptic... what am i doin wrong? All i can find is the old version (with a BAD*** memory leak). I can find a newer version on another OS using 8.1... does this mean the older version of ubuntu can't support the newer version of Audacity? pls help... sigh | 00:53 |
pipegeek | dunno. Probably kde's fault. | 00:53 |
olivier | MZZ sorry im a noob | 00:53 |
mzz | olivier: apt-get install pastebinit, then "amixer|pastebinit", I think | 00:53 |
pipegeek | I'm not a huge kde fan | 00:53 |
subspider | thnk you magician | 00:53 |
* mzz checks | 00:53 |
Magician | chris8 rund sudo apt-get install audacity | 00:53 |
eraserhead | why does ubuntu shutdown the monitor after a whileE? | 00:53 |
Smokalotapotamus | mzz: no luck, I turned on all the switched and I'm still not seeing any change in volume level. I know my speakers have the power, I almost blew them from the pop when unplugging the cable to see if it was loose. | 00:53 |
Makrel | Its a persistent install drive using portable linux but it seems to try to access fd0 | 00:54 |
chris8 | Magician: will that automatically install the newest version? | 00:54 |
koshari | chris8 it comes down to what dependencies it needs | 00:54 |
Looce | eraserhead: see Screensaver preferences in System > Preferences (GNOME) | 00:54 |
Magician | eraserhead change your power management settings | 00:54 |
mzz | Smokalotapotamus: strange. Perhaps google for others with the same card and problem? | 00:54 |
eraserhead | Looce: it is set to do nothing | 00:54 |
jacobu | Is there a simple way to convert the netbook remix image into a CD/DVD image (or is there a CD image available?) | 00:54 |
Smokalotapotamus | ok | 00:54 |
Magician | yes it will | 00:54 |
erUSUL | chris8: a program on a version of ubuntu only gets security fixes... no new versions.. unless someone backports it | 00:54 |
Looce | eraserhead: then what Magician said | 00:54 |
erUSUL | !backport | chris8 | 00:54 |
eraserhead | Magician: it is set to do nothing | 00:54 |
ubottu | chris8: If new updated Ubuntu packages are built for an application, then they may go into Ubuntu Backports. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports - See also !packaging | 00:54 |
mzz | olivier: yep, "amixer|pastebinit" works (after installing pastebinit) | 00:54 |
eraserhead | Looce: it is turned off | 00:54 |
erUSUL | chris8: also you can get newer versions in www.getdeb.com | 00:55 |
Magician | huh? go to screensaver and change the settings there to | 00:55 |
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Makrel | Can I prevent it from looking for a floppy during the boot? | 00:55 |
olivier | mzz Unable to lock the administration directory | 00:55 |
happyface_ | Can anyone help with this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7140118#post7140118 Seems a lot of people are having the problem | 00:55 |
chris8 | Koshari: yeah i found one package download but it didn't automatically download the 30 some libs needed as well, and yes, i aM that lazy | 00:55 |
mzz | olivier: you have a different package manager instance running | 00:55 |
mzz | olivier: either use it to install pastebinit or exit it | 00:55 |
chris8 | :erUSUL: thanks!!! | 00:55 |
loud-loud | scunizi: the nvidia-settings is already installed, i tried changing some setting but the problem is still there concerning the vertical lines | 00:56 |
redline14k | hi everyone | 00:56 |
tajnapolska | jak wejść do #ubuntu-pl? | 00:56 |
mzz | olivier: oh, or you're not root | 00:56 |
Magician | hi redline | 00:56 |
Magician | so how does everyone like jaunty | 00:57 |
happyface_ | terrible it wont install :P | 00:57 |
mzz | Magician: it hasn't done anything catastrophic yet, but it's not like I've used it much | 00:57 |
porter1 | Anyone know why my icons in OpenOffice aren't around, only text? | 00:57 |
usr13 | why would crontab jobs not work? | 00:57 |
Makrel | Can't get skype to work yet | 00:57 |
Magician | happyface pm me | 00:57 |
olivier | mzz forget to but sudo | 00:58 |
* mzz is trying to keep a notes file with annoyances | 00:58 |
usr13 | Anyone know what could make crontab jobs not work? | 00:58 |
mzz | usr13: define "not work" | 00:58 |
mzz | usr13: edited crontab through the crontab command? | 00:58 |
linduxed | Magician: it fast as hell, but ive got some issues (mainly those i had in intrepid that it took time to fix) | 00:58 |
aoirthoir | hey is anyone having problems with mpeg playing on ubuntu Jaunty? | 00:58 |
Andre_Gondim | how may I open the cdrom device in command line? | 00:58 |
usr13 | mzz: Don't know how else to put it? | 00:58 |
Magician | I can get it to install for you happyface | 00:58 |
linduxed | Magician: hardware-stuff | 00:58 |
Veinor | Is there any way to disable the background fade? | 00:59 |
usr13 | mzz yes | 00:59 |
mzz | usr13: cron is running? Tried with a completely trivial command (something like "touch /tmp/itworks")? | 00:59 |
redline14k | hey can anyone help me out with a usb raid issue | 00:59 |
Magician | soon we will release 9.10 but what probs you having | 00:59 |
aoirthoir | I get sound, but no video. And I can use totem's screen capture and it works just fine | 00:59 |
mzz | usr13: (specifically running gui (X) apps through cron generally doesn't work) | 00:59 |
jkroll | oh dear ... thats alot of people! | 00:59 |
Looce | porter1 re OpenOffice: I've been wondering that too myself, since Hardy it hasn't given me icons | 00:59 |
aoirthoir | but still not the video | 00:59 |
mzz | Veinor: that's glacial for you too? | 00:59 |
tritium | Magician: 9.10 is six months away | 00:59 |
oOarthurOo | I'm trying to setup ssh and log into another computer on the network, but following the Ubuntu Community Documentation isn't getting me too far. Is there a better how-to that has easier instrsuctions that are step-by-step | 00:59 |
pipegeek | <3 KVM | 00:59 |
hipitihop | I'm about to blow away an existing 8.10 and install a clean 9.04. I have already tared my home directory. Can someone tell me how to capture a list of installed packages so they can be installed later ? | 00:59 |
Veinor | mzz: Yeah, and with compiz enabled it just doesn't work at all and makes the computer unresponsive. | 00:59 |
progre55 | hi everybody! how to install all those fancy effects? :) | 01:00 |
usr13 | mzz: Command was tested. Just wanted it to play music file for wake up call. | 01:00 |
porter1 | Looce, are you using xfce or gnome? It appears for me only in Xfce | 01:00 |
oOarthurOo | !ssh | 01:00 |
ubottu | SSH is the Secure SHell protocol. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for usage. Putty is a nice SSH client for Windows; it can be found at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ | 01:00 |
redline14k | mdadm can not seem to find it after a reboot. I can assemble the raid after i log in. | 01:00 |
Looce | porter1 re OpenOffice: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=528369 | 01:00 |
Veinor | Er, it still changes backgrounds after a while at least. | 01:00 |
mzz | Veinor: it did work, but it took something closer to minutes than seconds to do so. I haven't attempted to reproduce yet. | 01:00 |
oOarthurOo | Yeah.. that's the documentation on ssh that isn't too helpful | 01:00 |
aoirthoir | oOarthurOo: msg me I will try to help you | 01:00 |
mzz | usr13: what do you mean with "Command was tested"? | 01:00 |
Makrel | There was apparently a blacklist file in the older ubuntus | 01:01 |
usr13 | usr/bin/play /home/gayle/music/The-Moody-Blues/Days\ of\ Future\ Passed\ \(Remastered\ 1997\)/* | 01:02 |
Makrel | I spent the last two days just getting this far in booting off USB | 01:02 |
linduxed | ive just installed awesome3.1.1 in jaunty with a "make && sudo make install", is there a way to reverse the process? | 01:02 |
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mzz | linduxed: not generally, although if you still have that dir "make uninstall" *might* work | 01:02 |
mzz | linduxed: (this is why "sudo make install" is not your friend, and things like fakeroot hopefully are) | 01:03 |
* mzz hasn't used fakeroot much though | 01:03 |
mzz | usr13: so does (temporarily) adding a rule to crontab to run "touch /tmp/itworks" every 5 seconds work? | 01:03 |
progre55 | hi everybody! how to install all those fancy extra effects? :) | 01:03 |
porter1 | looce, even with other icons, it still doesn't seem to show icons... | 01:03 |
Makrel | If I can blacklist the floppy it will boot faster. | 01:03 |
oOarthurOo | So far I have installed the openssh-server on the host machine. Then I created some ssh keys. Then I created keys on the machine I want to log in from. Then I emailed the public key to the host computer, and added it to the authorized keys file. Then I disabled password login, and changed the port to 235. I also changed it so that the only user allowed to login is me. But when trying to login with "ssh -p 235 arthur@192.168.0.199 | 01:03 |
mzz | oOarthurOo: cut off at "trying to login with" | 01:04 |
oOarthurOo | But when trying to login with "ssh -p 235 arthur@192.168.0.199" I get the following error: WARNING: REMOTE HOST IDENTIFICATION HAS CHANGED! and it tells me to " Add correct host key in /home/arthur/.ssh/known_hosts to get rid of this message | 01:04 |
oOarthurOo | mzz thanks | 01:04 |
cousteau | problem: brasero often segfaults. big problem: nautilus uses brasero and it also segfaults. solution: install nautilus-cd-burner (and thus remove brasero) | 01:04 |
linduxed | mzz: is there a way to track what files are installed during a make install process? | 01:04 |
Looce | oOarthurOo: you may be mixing up the target host with the source host | 01:04 |
aoirthoir | oOarthurOo: did you test the SSH without changing all of that stuff? just on the initial install of the ssh server? | 01:04 |
tajnapolska | jak wejść na #ubuntu-pl? | 01:04 |
linduxed | mzz: that way i could nuke the files manually? | 01:04 |
mzz | oOarthurOo: removing the conflicting line from ~/.ssh/known_hosts is one way around that message, but only do so if you know the remote key has a reason for changing | 01:04 |
RB2 | Very strange, after upgrading to 9.04, I no longer have the options for "Lock Screen", etc. and the top toolbar layout is the same as 8.10 ... any suggestions? | 01:04 |
Looce | !pl | 01:04 |
ubottu | Mozesz uzyskac pomoc w jezyku polskim na #ubuntu-pl | 01:05 |
tajnapolska | ale jakm wejść? ta | 01:05 |
mzz | linduxed: fakeroot | 01:05 |
linduxed | tajnapolska: "/j #ubuntu-pl" | 01:05 |
KRoKUs | ебать | 01:05 |
mzz | linduxed: let me try to find a page describing this | 01:05 |
rconan | hey guys... I'm having some trouble with samba shares... when I navigate to \\clive\conan in windows it prompts me for username and password then appears to time out after I've enterred it. It works perfectly on linux. Any ideas? | 01:05 |
KRoKUs | гапггапгага | 01:05 |
MK13 | Does anyone have an idea what might be causing Jaunty (Ibex too) to freeze after the unloading bar finishes at shutdown? | 01:05 |
oOarthurOo | Looce: Don't know what that means, so it's likely. aoirthoir nope. mzz Not sure what you mean by known reason for changing. I just set it up five minutes ago. | 01:05 |
KRoKUs | суки гах | 01:05 |
RB2 | Also, pidgin stopped functioning. | 01:05 |
jchamm|home | yay, ubuntu! | 01:06 |
pipegeek | yay! | 01:06 |
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Looce | oOarthurOo: the .ssh/known_hosts file is on the host you are SSHing from | 01:06 |
mzz | oOarthurOo: the first time you ssh to a particular machine it remembers a fingerprint for that machine. The next time you ssh to the same system it checks if the fingerprint changed. | 01:06 |
oOarthurOo | Yeah... I'm looking at it now, and there is one key in there. Do I need to add the public key from the host machine to it? | 01:06 |
mzz | oOarthurOo: this is done to prevent you from accidentally giving your password to an attacker who managed to intercept your connection somehow | 01:07 |
ftehw | QUICK QUESTION: jaunty is ignoring my terminal emulator preference in gnome-default-application-properties. Any ideas how to fix/ a work-around?? | 01:07 |
oOarthurOo | mzz: Well. I haven't succesfully ssh'd in yet, so not sure what to think of that. | 01:07 |
olivier | MZZ i got pastebinit but amixier give me that Couldn't find package amixer | 01:07 |
mzz | oOarthurOo: but if you reinstall the system you're ssh-ing into without backing up its host key that fingerprint changes | 01:07 |
cousteau | installing amarok 1.4, nautilus-cd-burner, bringing back the update notifier icon... now jaunty works almost as well as hardy | 01:07 |
usr13 | mzz how do you do seconds? | 01:07 |
ftehw | I note that jaunty obeys my other app prefernces (e.g. browser, email, etc.) | 01:07 |
Looce | oOarthurOo: you only need to add the public key you made for your user on the source host, onto your target host in /etc/ssh/authorized_keys | 01:07 |
mzz | olivier: "amixer", and you should already have it (it's part of alsa utilities installed by default) | 01:07 |
usr13 | mzz I only know how to do minutes | 01:07 |
mzz | usr13: oh, once every minute is fine | 01:07 |
mzz | usr13: sorry, haven't touched crontab in ages | 01:07 |
Makrel | Will it look for fd0 on reboot or will it learn? | 01:08 |
olivier | MZZ do you mean alsa mixer | 01:08 |
chalcedony | mzz: scp is giving me an error .. can you look please? | 01:08 |
mzz | olivier: no, I mean the command "amixer" | 01:08 |
mzz | chalcedony: sure | 01:08 |
oOarthurOo | Looce: That's been done. | 01:08 |
mzz | oOarthurOo: this has nothing to do with your user's key, it's erroring out before those keys are even exchanged. | 01:08 |
mzz | oOarthurOo: this has to do with the host key, which is normally generated when you install the ssh server. | 01:08 |
oOarthurOo | I guess what I'm asking is... how do I setup an authorized host. | 01:08 |
oOarthurOo | I want to tell my laptop, this host is cool. Connect to it. | 01:09 |
mzz | oOarthurOo: and as long as the server is freshly installed it is safe to just remove the conflicting line from ~/.ssh/known_hosts | 01:09 |
AMDfanboy | hi, i want to move 100Gigs from ubuntu machine A to ubuntu machine B, both are connected to a 100Mbps router with cables. SSH gets me about 4Megs/sec, thats pretty slow. is there a faster way to do it? thanks! | 01:09 |
chalcedony | mzz you saw my /notice ? | 01:09 |
Looce | oOarthurOo: remove all entries in .ssh/known_hosts, that way you'll be asked if you want to connect next time | 01:09 |
mzz | chalcedony: no, but looking now | 01:09 |
usr13 | mzz: touch ~/itworks does not work either. | 01:09 |
chalcedony | mzz: ty :) | 01:09 |
usr13 | mzz: Its' been over a minute | 01:09 |
olivier | MZZ qamix and alsa mixer but no amixer | 01:09 |
mzz | chalcedony: (those go to a server window I rarely look at) | 01:09 |
usser | AMDfanboy, nfs | 01:10 |
mzz | olivier: sec | 01:10 |
AMDfanboy | usser: a lot faster? | 01:10 |
chalcedony | mzz: sorry.. not everyone gets notice to the same place | 01:10 |
mzz | usr13: anything logged to /var/log/ ? | 01:10 |
oOarthurOo | Looce: Done. It worked. Oddly it asked me for a password to login, thought I'd disabled that. I can work through this though. Thanks Looce and thanks mzz | 01:10 |
Looce | AMDfanboy: SSH encrypts, NFS doesn't. That's going to be less processor overhead. | 01:10 |
usser | AMDfanboy, should get to about 8mb/s | 01:10 |
chalcedony | oOarthurOo: glad for you :) | 01:10 |
mzz | oOarthurOo: those are hard to disable completely. I had to edit a file in /etc/pam.d/ to do so. | 01:10 |
Doom | hi | 01:10 |
usser | AMDfanboy, i mean if there's nothing wrong with network that is, nfs has almost no overhead | 01:11 |
Looce | AMDfanboy: FTP would also work, apt-get install vs-ftpd (server) and filezilla (client) | 01:11 |
AMDfanboy | alright, which is easier? | 01:11 |
AMDfanboy | i've had a tough time with nfs before | 01:11 |
Doom | I'm having problems regaurding 9,04 compiz | 01:11 |
Doom | can anyone help | 01:11 |
olivier | MZZ sudo apt-get install amixer (Couldn't find package amixer) | 01:11 |
mneptok | AMDfanboy: i would strongly recommend against anything other than SFTP unless you have a good deal of experience in these things. | 01:11 |
mzz | olivier: yeah, hang on. I'm doing 4 or so things at once | 01:11 |
mzz | chalcedony: tab-complete the local paths | 01:11 |
Looce | mneptok: AMDfanboy's case is on a LAN, and the server is temporary for a transfer | 01:12 |
AMDfanboy | mneptok: its that hard? | 01:12 |
usr13 | mzz nothing in /var/log/messages that looks like it pertains. | 01:12 |
rconan | hey guys... I'm having some trouble with samba shares... when I navigate to \\clive\conan in windows it prompts me for username and password then appears to time out after I've enterred it. It works perfectly on linux. Any ideas? | 01:12 |
Doom | Does anyone know what this means ----- Error: Software Rasterizer in use | 01:12 |
olivier | mzz sorry just trying to give the must info so u can help me | 01:12 |
chalcedony | mzz: ok ill try thank you :) | 01:12 |
cy21 | how do you search inside files? | 01:12 |
cy21 | from console | 01:12 |
cy21 | ? | 01:12 |
Looce | Doom: You're not using a driver that accelerates using your graphics card | 01:12 |
mzz | cy21: grep | 01:12 |
Doom | how can I fix that? | 01:12 |
Looce | cy21: grep 'string' file | 01:13 |
mneptok | AMDfanboy: in the time you have spent asking about it, the time delta bewteen 4MB/s and 8MB/s has been neagted. | 01:13 |
cy21 | mzz thanks | 01:13 |
mneptok | *negated | 01:13 |
Doom | better question is can I even fix it | 01:13 |
Looce | Doom: See if you have a graphics driver available in System > Administration > Hardware Drivers | 01:13 |
AMDfanboy | there's one more thing. the sftp transfer failed twice, in two different places | 01:13 |
Doom | ok | 01:13 |
Looce | if not, | 01:13 |
Looce | !restricted | 01:13 |
ubottu | For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 01:13 |
mzz | olivier: is alsa-utils installed? | 01:13 |
koshari | AMDfanboy use apache | 01:13 |
chalcedony | mzz: i'm not sure i understand what it wants? 41: <tab> Display all 14568 possibilities? (y or n) | 01:14 |
AMDfanboy | i restarted the machine with the files, it had been on doing transfers for a while, i wondered if the disks got heated up. so i gave it some time to relax. | 01:14 |
AMDfanboy | apache? the webserver? isnt that a huge program? | 01:14 |
Doom | says no proprietary drives are in use on this sysyem | 01:14 |
Doom | system** | 01:14 |
mzz | chalcedony: scp Desk<tab>/Pic<tab>... | 01:14 |
olivier | mzz it alsa mixer | 01:14 |
usr13 | mzz: Ok there really is something wrong with crontab. Not doing it's job. | 01:14 |
mzz | olivier: no, not alsamixer. amixer. | 01:14 |
koshari | AMDfanboy dunno, i dont think its very big, check the package size | 01:14 |
mneptok | AMDfanboy: use rsync over ssh to avoid having to re-transfer files | 01:14 |
Doom | Guessing thats bad | 01:14 |
linduxed | mzz: any luck on that fakeroot page? im looking around... but i dont know what to look for :/ | 01:15 |
maxxist | Doom what kind of video card do you have? | 01:15 |
usr13 | whould could cause a crontab failure? | 01:15 |
Doom | I honestly don't know | 01:15 |
Doom | the computer isn't new at all | 01:15 |
AMDfanboy | ahh, i was thinking about rsync for this. that way i could keep what moved over before it screwed up. | 01:15 |
mzz | olivier: alsamixer gives you an interactive interface for changing volume. amixer dumps those settings to your screen in a form you can pastebin | 01:15 |
koshari | mneptoks suggestion is good, | 01:15 |
chalcedony | mzz: i'm ssh'd into that one. it's the exact path .. i thought it was having problems with the file name on my box ? | 01:15 |
Doom | I know it was really good when we bought it | 01:15 |
mzz | linduxed: thanks for the reminder, looking again now | 01:15 |
mneptok | AMDfanboy: precisely | 01:15 |
AMDfanboy | how can i get that to work? i was doing the connect to server thing before | 01:15 |
mzz | chalcedony: I suspect you're on the wrong host | 01:15 |
mzz | chalcedony: if you're trying to scp from your system to someone elses system, run the scp command on your own system | 01:15 |
Doom | Compiz worked for 8.10 | 01:15 |
maxxist | Doom you might need to open the computer and look at the video card to get further help. get the manufacturer and model number.... | 01:16 |
Looce | Doom: run at a terminal: lshw -C display | 01:16 |
Doom | ok | 01:16 |
mzz | chalcedony: (that is: don't first ssh in, then run the scp command in that ssh shell) | 01:16 |
chalcedony | mzz: i want to get the pictures from his box to mine | 01:16 |
mneptok | AMDfanboy: rsync -avh -e ssh /path/to/files/to/copy/ user@address:/path/of/destination/ | 01:16 |
maxxist | Doom Looce has a way for you | 01:16 |
Doom | ^_^ | 01:16 |
Doom | Thanks guys | 01:16 |
rzero86 | I am not an Ubuntu user, but I was wondering if someone could help me with a research paper I am doing on it either via main chat or pm | 01:16 |
mzz | chalcedony: in that case run scp you@hishost:/path/to/pictures /home/you/ | 01:16 |
hipitihop | is there some way to list packages which were installed by me ? I'm migrating to a new machine a want to know what to install on the new machine | 01:16 |
mzz | chalcedony: (again from your own system) | 01:16 |
AMDfanboy | ok, let me try that. thanks! | 01:16 |
Doom | 82865G Integrated Graphics Controller | 01:16 |
mneptok | AMDfanboy: np | 01:16 |
badfish69 | my spellcheck is in uk english | 01:17 |
Looce | Doom: Intel then? | 01:17 |
AMDfanboy | ok, so which computer do i type that into? both have open-ssh server on them | 01:17 |
Doom | Yes | 01:17 |
olivier | MZZ what the command line | 01:17 |
Doom | It is Intel | 01:17 |
mzz | olivier: "amixer|pastebinit" (without the quotes) | 01:17 |
olivier | MZZ sorry | 01:17 |
AMDfanboy | i'm on the one with the files now | 01:17 |
mneptok | AMDfanboy: the one with the complete set of files to copy | 01:17 |
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AMDfanboy | good | 01:17 |
chalcedony | mzz: i'll try.. ty much :) | 01:17 |
Looce | Doom: Let me switch to my user with sudo, and I'll get back to you | 01:17 |
Doom | ok | 01:18 |
Doom | Thanks so much | 01:18 |
cy21 | pipegeek, c code is not working for some reason.. did the python code give you any toruble? | 01:18 |
Doom | I really appreciate this | 01:18 |
mneptok | AMDfanboy: are these large files? | 01:18 |
olivier | 1. | 01:18 |
olivier | Simple mixer control 'Master',0 | 01:18 |
olivier | 2. | 01:18 |
olivier | Capabilities: pvolume pswitch pswitch-joined | 01:18 |
olivier | 3. | 01:18 |
olivier | Playback channels: Front Left - Front Right | 01:18 |
FloodBot2 | olivier: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:18 |
pipegeek | cy21: I'm afraid I'm not the one who set things up; I don't have any answers | 01:19 |
Looce | Doom: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/04/ubuntu-jaunty-904-intel-graphic-drivers.html | 01:19 |
Doom | ok | 01:19 |
Doom | driver? | 01:19 |
maxxist | Doom this might lead you in the right direction. http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-542565.html | 01:19 |
cy21 | pipegeek, you mind if i ask for other drivers? | 01:19 |
Doom | ok | 01:19 |
rzero86 | can someone tell me any specific ways Ubuntu handles memory management? | 01:19 |
Doom | thanks bother | 01:19 |
cy21 | pipegeek, sorry.. lol for other examples | 01:19 |
maxxist | Doom once again Looce has a better link | 01:19 |
pipegeek | cy21: you can ask, but I wouldn't know where to send you | 01:19 |
cy21 | pipegeek, i ment on the irc | 01:20 |
linduxed | mzz: ok so now i know what fakeroot is, but i dont see how that should help me | 01:20 |
pipegeek | not at all! | 01:20 |
Doom | lol | 01:20 |
cy21 | does anybody know any face recognition source code and / or working example for linux ?? a link or something ? | 01:20 |
mzz | linduxed: I was wrong about the name, hang on | 01:20 |
rzero86 | can someone tell me any specific ways Ubuntu handles memory management? | 01:21 |
mzz | linduxed: I think what I actually used was checkinstall, not fakeroot. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingEasyHowTo | 01:21 |
Looce | rzero86: /join #linux,##linux | 01:21 |
olivier | mzz i don`t know if u saw my copy/paste | 01:21 |
Doom | Looce I put it in the terminal, but nothing happens | 01:22 |
rzero86 | looce: thanks! | 01:22 |
maxxist | z]rzero86 my guess is the same way most linux based os's do??? | 01:22 |
AMDfanboy | mneptok: this is my error http://pastebin.com/d2e3b02c0 | 01:22 |
Looce | rzero86: Linux is responsible for memory management, it's the kernel in Ubuntu | 01:22 |
mzz | olivier: don't paste in here. Run "amixer|pastebinit", then paste the result from pastebinit in here. | 01:22 |
Looce | Doom: To maxxist's link then, maybe that will work | 01:22 |
Doom | ok | 01:22 |
olivier | mzz http://pastebin.com/f36dd6583 | 01:22 |
* mzz frowns | 01:23 |
Makrel | I searched the ubuntu forums but the blacklist files do not seem to work. | 01:23 |
mzz | olivier: "pastebinit /proc/asound/cards" please | 01:23 |
hipitihop | when I tar my using 'tar -cvv folder.tar /home/<user>/ I get "tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors" what does this mean ? | 01:23 |
chalcedony | mzz: http://chalcedony.pastebin.com/d469bbb89 | 01:23 |
mzz | hipitihop: that you should drop those "v" switches so you can tell why it errors out | 01:23 |
dewdude | Is using ndiswrapper in Jaunty the only way to get the Broadcomm 43xx series of wlan cards working? | 01:23 |
olivier | mzz http://pastebin.com/f7b028d87 | 01:23 |
maxxist | Doom the only problem with my link is the information a little old. but it might help.... | 01:23 |
Doom | ok | 01:24 |
Makrel | Here is the forum, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=616153 but I can't find the right files | 01:24 |
hanasaki | anyone have issues with skype audio dropping out and needing to restart it? and anyone know if skype is ever going to release a new 4 version for linux? | 01:24 |
hipitihop | mzz: someone else here suggested this way to archive my home directory so I can move it to another machine ? what do you suggest | 01:24 |
thekiller | hello there | 01:25 |
chalcedony | hanasaki: i love my skype .. it works | 01:25 |
mzz | olivier: do you have an /etc/alsa.conf or a ~/.asoundrc? | 01:25 |
Makrel | I could not get skype to work when I tested it on testecho | 01:25 |
mzz | hipitihop: to omit those "v"s | 01:25 |
dewdude | hipitihop: while not directed towards me, you might try regular gzipped tars | 01:25 |
Doom | didn't work maxxist | 01:25 |
Doom | -_- | 01:25 |
mzz | hipitihop: it's probably erroring out on some permission problem along the way, and you can't tell because of all the spew from "v" | 01:25 |
mzz | hipitihop: and yeah, I'd add "z" to the command so you get a compressed tarball | 01:25 |
hanasaki | chalcedony: what version? how did you install it? | 01:25 |
maxxist | Doom I think i found something. | 01:25 |
Doom | :O | 01:25 |
chalcedony | hanasaki: 8.04 | 01:25 |
cy21 | hey everyone.. is pidgin going to ever support voice and video for yahoo ? | 01:26 |
chalcedony | hanasaki: apt-get | 01:26 |
maxxist | Doom try this.... install xserver-org-video-intel in synaptic | 01:26 |
dewdude | cy21: not likely. | 01:26 |
hipitihop | mzz: ok will try without the vv's | 01:26 |
mzz | chalcedony: you keep doing "scp some/path you@otherhost:/some/path | 01:26 |
hipitihop | dewdude: np, what do you have sample command pls | 01:26 |
hanasaki | chalcedony: what version of skype? and apt-get? its not in the repositories.... | 01:26 |
cy21 | dewdude, i thought google sponsored something that would help.. no? | 01:26 |
mzz | chalcedony: that's the syntax for copying from your system to someone elses. To copy from someone elses to yours, do "scp you@othersystem:/some/path /local/path" | 01:26 |
Doom | in the terminal right? | 01:26 |
psychic | can some one tell me how to check if my swap"s" are set up right? | 01:26 |
chalcedony | mzz: AHHHH!! | 01:26 |
Doom | target `synaptic' is not a directory | 01:26 |
LordMetroid | ~ot | 01:26 |
Doom | -_- | 01:26 |
LordMetroid | !ot | 01:27 |
dewdude | hipitihop: tar -zcvf file.tar.gz directory | 01:27 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 01:27 |
maxxist | Doom this is the ubuntu forum link.. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=513879 | 01:27 |
dewdude | or someting to that effect | 01:27 |
Doom | ok | 01:27 |
dewdude | *facepalm* | 01:27 |
Makrel | I am using 8.10 version is there a 9.04 of skype? | 01:27 |
olivier | mzz none i got asound.conf ?? | 01:27 |
AMDfanboy | mneptok: sorry man, pidgin crashed again, i really don't think it likes private chats? | 01:27 |
hanasaki | chalcedony: ?? what repo is it in? | 01:27 |
frank_ | anyone know why i can't get ubuntu 9.04 updates? | 01:27 |
mzz | olivier: do you or don't you? Not having one is normal. | 01:27 |
mzz | olivier: if you have either, please pastebin. | 01:27 |
dewdude | why is it the good wifi card won't work in this laptop, and the only one that will won't work with ubuntu | 01:27 |
frank_ | seems like they are downloading, but never reads the packages and install them | 01:27 |
chalcedony | hanasaki: it's been too long so i don't remember.. i had an awful time with the version before this .. we tried debian flies and all kinds of things | 01:28 |
Doom | Maxxist I read that, but I don't have the driver | 01:28 |
chalcedony | hanasaki: which ubuntu version do you have? | 01:28 |
hanasaki | chalcedony: hmm woudl you run skype and tell me what version it is? | 01:28 |
hanasaki | chalcedony: 2.0.0.72 | 01:28 |
psychic | can some one help me with swap? | 01:29 |
AMDfanboy | mneptok: even when you invite me to a private chat pidgin dies, lets keep it here? | 01:29 |
olivier | mzz igot none of them | 01:29 |
meoblast001 | hi.. what should i do if a machine is showing a white box for youtube windows in gnash but works fine everywhere else | 01:29 |
maxxist | Doom Open System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager. and search for that xserver-org-video-intel | 01:29 |
hanasaki | chalcedony: and just installed jaunty.. but it worked the same on the ver before this.... | 01:29 |
Doom | ok | 01:30 |
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Makrel | The wireless features are better on 9.04 but I need to get beyond this fd0 boot issue from USB | 01:30 |
^Phantom^ | is there a skype client for ubuntu? | 01:30 |
olivier | mzz pastebinit /etc/alsa.conf got nothing and pastebinit ~/.asoundrc also nothing | 01:30 |
dewdude | Makrel: i haven't got wireless working in 9.04 | 01:30 |
Lexda | Ooo, you're figuring out sound issues? | 01:30 |
Lexda | Wonderful! | 01:30 |
mzz | olivier: yeah, hunting... | 01:30 |
dewdude | and apparently, no one can help | 01:31 |
Linuz2009 | Hi, I had a problem with my sound | 01:31 |
maxxist | Doom did you find it? right click on it and click install. | 01:31 |
psychic | !swap | 01:31 |
ubottu | swap is used to move unused programs and data out of main memory to make your system faster. It can also be used as extra memory if you don't have enough. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq for more info | 01:31 |
mzz | olivier: oh, try /etc/asound.conf | 01:31 |
psychic | ? | 01:31 |
* mzz got the name wrong... | 01:31 |
Linuz2009 | its not installed in my hardware | 01:31 |
Doom | hold on a sec | 01:31 |
Makrel | @dewdude, it seems to have problems when I try to run with a new Dell but this old HPNC6000 works fine | 01:31 |
AMDfanboy | mneptok: did you check out that pastebin? i havent gotten any messages from you since cause my pidgin keeps crashing whenever a private message pops up. | 01:31 |
dewdude | Makrel: i can't get it working...at all | 01:31 |
dewdude | apparently my card is detected | 01:32 |
Doom | I got multiple results maxxist | 01:32 |
dewdude | but it just doesn't even try to connect to anything | 01:32 |
miramardesign | hey all i want to disable gnome-panel in favor of awn but it respawns is i do killall gnome panel and its not in "startup programs" anymore like a lot of google results say.. ?? | 01:32 |
Linuz2009 | sound card not installed | 01:32 |
DJvRadio | what is a god screen capture software for 9.04??? | 01:32 |
olivier | mzz http://pastebin.com/f12aebdc4 | 01:32 |
mneptok | AMDfanboy: i have sent several /msgs | 01:32 |
Linuz2009 | how to manually install sound card | 01:32 |
AMDfanboy | sorry, didnt get them. | 01:32 |
Linuz2009 | how to manually install sound card | 01:33 |
mneptok | AMDfanboy: i am doing 20 things at once, and cannot monitor this channel. it's /msg or nothing. try XChat | 01:33 |
Ninjataaaaaa | how to upgrade from ubuntu 9.04 RC to official version | 01:33 |
maxxist | doom sec... | 01:33 |
dewdude | Linuz2009: don't repeat yourself. | 01:33 |
LjL | !final | Ninjataaaaaa | 01:33 |
ubottu | Ninjataaaaaa: If you installed a Alpha/Beta/RC version of Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) and have been keeping it up to date, then you are already running the latest version of Jaunty. To make sure, type « sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade » in a console. | 01:33 |
sebsebseb | Ninjataaaaaa: by installing the updates | 01:33 |
Linuz2009 | how to install sound card? | 01:33 |
mzz | olivier: ooh, pulse | 01:33 |
mzz | olivier: rename that file and see if anything changes | 01:33 |
DJvRadio | what is a god screen recording software for 9.04??? | 01:33 |
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dewdude | Linuz2009: it should of automatically installed...what kind of card? | 01:33 |
Locum | hi guys i need help with this --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/158892/ | 01:33 |
frank_ | are the ubuntu update servers still getting hit HARD for ubuntu 9.04 updates? | 01:33 |
gantry | does anyone have a recommendation for a netbook? I want it to work with Ubuntu | 01:34 |
Lexda | Frank_, not really. | 01:34 |
Linuz2009 | an intel sound card. | 01:34 |
Lexda | I updated directly from the servers yesterday. Got up to 600 down. | 01:34 |
olivier | mzz it won`t let me rename it | 01:34 |
DJvRadio | Sony does good netbooks | 01:34 |
maxxist | Doom there should only be one package that has that exact name... is it installed? is it a green check box? | 01:34 |
mysphyt | Hey, folks. I'm trying to set up LIRC on 9.04 with the new version of Boxee (0.9.11.5777, I believe), and I have LIRC giving input to my computer, but I'm not sure where to go from there. Does anybody know of any good howtos? | 01:34 |
DJvRadio | so does dell | 01:34 |
DJvRadio | what is a god screen recording software for 9.04??? | 01:34 |
mzz | olivier: sudo mv badname goodname | 01:34 |
azfira | pendhyendhy@rocketmail.com | 01:34 |
mysphyt | (Google's not been as much help as I'd like.) | 01:34 |
^Phantom^ | is there a skype client for ubuntu? | 01:34 |
dewdude | Linuz2009: "an intel sound card" doesn't tell me anyting | 01:34 |
zamba | ^Phantom^: yup | 01:35 |
dewdude | i don't think intel actually manfactures a sound chip | 01:35 |
maxxist | Doom xserver-xorg-video-intel | 01:35 |
^Phantom^ | zamba: where or how can i get it? | 01:35 |
Doom | let me try again | 01:35 |
zamba | ^Phantom^: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype | 01:35 |
^Phantom^ | thankies | 01:35 |
Linuz2009 | when I type in lspci -v | less it doesn't display ant audio device | 01:35 |
zamba | ^Phantom^: no problem | 01:35 |
* dewdude really needs to get his wifi working so he can get out of this crawlspace | 01:35 |
parents_ | ^Phantom^ yup, I believe it's located in the medubuntu repository, just add that repository then do a search for skype in your synaptic | 01:35 |
DJvRadio | what is a god screen recording software for 9.04??? | 01:35 |
Locum | hi guys i need help with this --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/158892/ | 01:36 |
hipitihop | mzz: ok removing the vv's is showing up things like "Permission denied" and "socket ignored" | 01:36 |
cdw32 | hello | 01:36 |
mzz | hipitihop: :) | 01:36 |
Doom | ok | 01:36 |
Doom | found it | 01:36 |
Locum | any idea? | 01:36 |
frank_ | I had the software sources pick the best server. And when i try to check for updates, it shows it downloading like 38 updates, but it never installs them. Everytime I check for updates, it downloads 38 of them | 01:37 |
Doom | Maxxistt | 01:37 |
Linuz2009 | how to reinstall a sound card? | 01:37 |
Doom | it installed | 01:37 |
zamba | Locum: i suggest changing your locale to english before pasting stuff | 01:37 |
^Phantom^ | okay i'm confused | 01:37 |
mikubuntu | accckkk!!! is flash sound not working 'everywhere', or just here on my box? | 01:37 |
^Phantom^ | how do i do this repository thing? | 01:37 |
mzz | Linuz2009: turn off computer, remove case from computer, unplug soundcard, plug soundcard back in :P | 01:37 |
Locum | zamba, how? | 01:37 |
* mzz ducks | 01:37 |
olivier | mzz mv: cannot stat `asound.conf': No such file or directory | 01:37 |
zamba | Locum: export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 | 01:37 |
zamba | Locum: try that | 01:37 |
mzz | olivier: sudo mv /etc/asound.conf /etc/asound.conf.bak | 01:37 |
hipitihop | mzz: the permission denied don't seem critical but how come ther eis stuff in my home dir which I don't have permisison to ? is that because of some stuff done via sudo ? | 01:37 |
mzz | hipitihop: possibly | 01:38 |
Linuz2009 | my soundcard isn't in my motherboard | 01:38 |
maxxist | Doom i am seeing lots of 865 bug reports through google. give me a minute. | 01:38 |
cdw32 | i was wondering if anyone would be able to assist me with installing the new version of ubuntu | 01:38 |
mzz | hipitihop: it should be mentioning the file it's complaining about in the message | 01:38 |
Doom | ok | 01:38 |
DJvRadio | what is a god screen recording software for 9.04??? | 01:38 |
DJvRadio | what is a god screen recording software for 9.04??? | 01:38 |
cdubya | how do you get the system to stop prompting for the nm-applet password every time you boot?: | 01:38 |
zamba | DJvRadio: it won't help repeating the question | 01:38 |
mzz | anyone else getting spammed by azfira? | 01:38 |
parents_ | ^Phantom^; http://www.medibuntu.org/ | 01:38 |
olivier | mzz it work but still no sound | 01:38 |
LjL | !repeat | DJvRadio | 01:38 |
ubottu | DJvRadio: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience | 01:38 |
mzz | olivier: rerun amixer|pastebinit please | 01:39 |
zamba | DJvRadio: have you tried googling for "screen recording ubuntu"? | 01:39 |
hipitihop | mzz: so should I tar using sudo to get around those or will that cause other problems later when I untar the home drive on my new install ? | 01:39 |
maxxist | Doom you can look too. just google : ubuntu jaunty intel 865 video | 01:39 |
DJvRadio | zamba yes and i cant find anything | 01:39 |
olivier | MZZ: http://pastebin.com/ff0f5a3c | 01:39 |
mzz | hipitihop: it depends. I can't think of a good reason to have files I can't read in my own homedir, but you may have such a reason. | 01:39 |
zamba | DJvRadio: then you're useless :) | 01:39 |
parents_ | ^Phantom^; just use this command to add the repository | 01:39 |
bopferman | Hello, i have just updated to 9.04 and I no longer have 3d acceleration. I have an intel integrated 82865G | 01:39 |
parents_ | sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/`lsb_release -cs`.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list; sudo apt-get -q update; sudo apt-get --yes -q --allow-unauthenticated install medibuntu-keyring; sudo apt-get -q update | 01:39 |
FloodBot2 | parents_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:39 |
Doom | im looking for intel graphsics ubuntu 9.04 | 01:39 |
Doom | not really help though | 01:39 |
mzz | olivier: now we're getting somewhere. Rerun alsamixer, it should have more options now. | 01:39 |
parents_ | that wasn't much of a flood >.> | 01:40 |
hipitihop | mzz: ok, thanks for your help. | 01:40 |
perdidopunk | i've just done a fresh install of 9.04, and i'm trying to find libncurses5-dev. libncurses5 shows up in synaptic, but not the dev package. come to think of it, i can't see any dev packages... anybody have an idea why? | 01:40 |
olivier | MZZ: samething | 01:40 |
cdw32 | i am trying to install 9.04 | 01:41 |
hipitihop | dewdude: so what would be the advantage of using the 'z' flag on that tar command ? | 01:41 |
deb-eater | I happen to be running ubuntu jaunty on my Lenovo 3000 N500 and I have sent all of my freinds, family and coworkers an email which clearly states that I am on a strict linux only network now | 01:41 |
frank_ | I had the software sources pick the best server. And when i try to check for updates, it shows it downloading like 38 updates, but it never installs them. Everytime I check for updates, it downloads 38 of them | 01:41 |
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frank_ | why? | 01:41 |
hou5ton | DJvRadio: Try DemoRecorder. I used it on a previous version | 01:41 |
muzikjock58 | can anyone help me with getting madwifi to work on this acer aspire one? | 01:41 |
muzikjock58 | im having a devil of a time | 01:41 |
bopferman | anyone know how to get 3d acceleration working with 9.04 with intel 8xxx? | 01:42 |
deb-eater | the x mission mirrors have served me quite well | 01:42 |
austin__ | Hey i think "not sure" but think i installed wine the right way but i dont know how to use it to install windows apps and running them anyone have a guide or an easy way to do it | 01:42 |
Jordan_U | frank_, What it is downloading is the list of available packages, if none of the packages which have newer versions available are packages you have installed, then there are no packages to download and install | 01:42 |
perdidopunk | anyone know why i wouldn't be able to see dev packages in synaptic under 9.04? | 01:42 |
mzz | olivier: did you actually get more options in alsamixer? | 01:42 |
Lexda | austin_, Wine is pretty easy. | 01:42 |
mzz | olivier: and did you try to unmute "front"? | 01:42 |
Lexda | austin__, Ubuntu should associate .exes with Wine. | 01:42 |
^Phantom^ | it won't mess up my ubuntu will it, parents_? | 01:43 |
Lexda | Just double click them. | 01:43 |
cdw32 | i cant even install 9.04 and i do not know why | 01:43 |
austin__ | oh so it auto sets up when i install it? | 01:43 |
^Phantom^ | i'm on 8.10 | 01:43 |
Lexda | It should. | 01:43 |
hipitihop | austin__: how about the info at http://www.winehq.org/ | 01:43 |
^Phantom^ | yay skype | 01:43 |
^Phantom^ | what's medibuntu? | 01:43 |
nick | hello | 01:43 |
deb-eater | !wine | austin__ | 01:43 |
zamba | ^Phantom^: you got it working? | 01:43 |
igor47 | i compiled my own module. how do i get modprobe to load it? giving it the path doesn't work | 01:43 |
ubottu | austin__: WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu | 01:43 |
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Jordan_U | cdw32, What happens when you try to install? | 01:43 |
^Phantom^ | is that like for medical organizations? | 01:44 |
maxxist | Doom sorry man. I dont know what to look for next. it seems though there is lots of issues with 865 chipset though..... | 01:44 |
olivier | MZZ if it was muted i unmuted and still no sound | 01:44 |
firstimeubunter | hi i've installed jaunty, i cant change my resolution, i have a cyberblade trident card..i know its old but....anyone can help me | 01:44 |
zamba | ^Phantom^: it's a repository for multimedia packages, which are generally non-free | 01:44 |
ericP | after an upgrade to 9.04 (and at some point under 8.04), a ctl-g in emacs gives me that hideous pcspkr beep | 01:44 |
Doom | -_- | 01:44 |
Doom | Alright | 01:44 |
cdw32 | anyone? | 01:44 |
^Phantom^ | OH OKAY | 01:44 |
Doom | thanks for the help thoug maxxist | 01:44 |
^Phantom^ | oh okay* | 01:44 |
^Phantom^ | thankies | 01:44 |
parents_ | ^Phantom^ no it won't. In fact you need that repository to watch movies. You have to install it to watch some movies and listen to MP3's | 01:44 |
Doom | though** | 01:44 |
psychic | can some one help me with swap ? | 01:44 |
ericP | i'd prefer the soothing gnome error sound | 01:44 |
^Phantom^ | OH, i see | 01:44 |
^Phantom^ | skype is installing right now | 01:44 |
cdw32 | jordan, i downloaded the img file | 01:44 |
ana5wal | hello | 01:44 |
ana5wal | i have problem with linux plz | 01:45 |
mzz | olivier: can you repastebin "amixer|pastebinit" then? | 01:45 |
AK_Dave | !ask | 01:45 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 01:45 |
cdw32 | but i do not know what to do after that | 01:45 |
Jordan_U | firstimeubunter, Can you pastebin your /etc/X11/xorg.conf and your /var/log/Xorg.0.log? | 01:45 |
zamba | ana5wal: ask your question | 01:45 |
parents_ | ^Phantom^ sweet | 01:45 |
ana5wal | I DONT KNOW HOW TO DO COMPILE | 01:45 |
Looce | !gcc | 01:45 |
ubottu | Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 01:45 |
ana5wal | AND I CANT FIND MY COMPUTER IN LINUX :s | 01:45 |
olivier | MZZ http://pastebin.com/f28fca47e | 01:45 |
firstimeubunter | Jordan_U: yes i will, one minute | 01:45 |
maxxist | Can anyone help Doom with an Intel 865G video problem... no compiz... | 01:45 |
AK_Dave | ana5wal: can't find your capslock either, eh? | 01:45 |
^Phantom^ | yep got skype | 01:46 |
ana5wal | o i found it | 01:46 |
AK_Dave | lol | 01:46 |
Lexda | ana5wal, I'm assuming your computer is sitting right in front of you? | 01:46 |
perdidopunk | you can't find your computer in linux? | 01:46 |
Looce | ana5wal: there is no My Computer in Linux, and the location of the equivalent differs according to your desktop manager (?) | 01:46 |
ana5wal | okay | 01:46 |
Looce | gnome has it in the Places menu | 01:46 |
ana5wal | and my documents | 01:46 |
ana5wal | ? | 01:46 |
deb-eater | I might downgrade my laptop to intrepid ibex | 01:46 |
ana5wal | i cant find it either | 01:46 |
Looce | home directory | 01:46 |
ana5wal | and i dont know how to compile :S | 01:46 |
perdidopunk | deb-eater: so far, i'm regretting upgrading from 8.10 to 9.04 on my laptop | 01:47 |
ana5wal | i am ignorant :S i hate myself | 01:47 |
Jordan_U | maxxist, There were a lot of intel cards that were blacklisted in 9.04 because a bug in the intel drivers in 9.04 causes crashes with compiz | 01:47 |
Doom | maxxist | 01:47 |
cdw32 | i am so new to this it's very overwhelming | 01:47 |
ana5wal | LINUX ON PC | 01:47 |
ana5wal | YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH | 01:47 |
ana5wal | :D | 01:47 |
FloodBot2 | ana5wal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:47 |
ana5wal | hahaha | 01:47 |
deb-eater | how so perdidopunk? | 01:47 |
Doom | I just tried to turn on desktop effects and the whole screen went white | 01:47 |
* Looce sighs | 01:47 |
hipitihop | perdidopunk: what is your laptop and why ? trepidation here as I have also upgraded | 01:47 |
muzikjock58 | am i the only one that is having problems with madwifi in intrepid? | 01:47 |
zamba | omg | 01:47 |
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ana5wal | OMFG | 01:47 |
maxxist | Doom did you see Jordan_U comment just above your last one... | 01:47 |
MK13 | Does anyone know why a computer running Jaunty would freeze after the unloading bar during shutdown? | 01:47 |
mzz | olivier: odd. | 01:47 |
Lexda | If I can't get my sound issue fixed, then I'll probably downgrade to 8.10. Completely disappointing. Not nearly as fast as supposed, sound issues, new amarok GUI is horrible, etc. | 01:47 |
ana5wal | where is usa ? | 01:47 |
ana5wal | where is ppl | 01:47 |
ana5wal | oh my god | 01:48 |
ana5wal | i am blind | 01:48 |
FloodBot2 | ana5wal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:48 |
olivier | MZZ im running pulseaudio volume meter and it showing sound but nothing it frustrating | 01:48 |
ana5wal | i cant see anything | 01:48 |
ana5wal | :S | 01:48 |
Lexda | Heh. | 01:48 |
mzz | olivier: try with "alsamixer -c 1" | 01:48 |
perdidopunk | deb-eater: after the upgrade last night, my system was borked. today i did a fresh install. fortunately i keep /usr and /home on separate partitions, so i didn't lose anything, but so far compiz-fusion is running more slowly, and i can't figure out how the heck to install dev packages. specifically libncurses5-dev | 01:48 |
yosii | ext4 did speed things up a bit | 01:48 |
maxxist | Jordan_U yeah i saw a bunch of bug reports all over google with intel 865 driver... | 01:48 |
firstimeubunter | Jordan_U: xorg....http://pastebin.com/m55b25ff0 | 01:48 |
AK_Dave | FloodBot2 FTW! | 01:48 |
mzz | olivier: similarly "speaker-test -D hw:1" (from memory, could be wrong) | 01:48 |
linduxed | how do i resolve this? http://pastebin.com/m40c7d0c9 .... I cant install all of that Findxxxxxxx stuff | 01:48 |
maxxist | Doom you might be better off installing Intrepid Ibex(8.10) the driver might be more stable. | 01:49 |
olivier | MZZ all up to red | 01:49 |
TopBunny88 | perdidopunk: Have you googled for answers | 01:49 |
perdidopunk | TopBunny88: yes | 01:49 |
mzz | olivier: do you get different sliders in alsamixer if you pass -c 1? | 01:49 |
AK_Dave | linduxed: what are you trying to build? | 01:49 |
m0u5e | indicator applet was causing me problems (it kept crashing and disappearing from the panel) so I removed it and reinstalled it... now it no longer appears in the startup application list | 01:50 |
olivier | MZZ nothing change | 01:50 |
DreadKnight | can i do something about my video graphic card in jaunty? (i have intel gma 950 video card) worse jaunty release ever for me >_< | 01:50 |
m0u5e | I remember there was a script that was there... how do i get that script back? | 01:50 |
firstimeubunter | Jordan_U: xorgo....http://pastebin.com/m44c72920 | 01:50 |
mzz | olivier: then try alsamixer -c 0 | 01:50 |
olivier | MZZ: speaker-test -D hw:1 i got a error | 01:50 |
mzz | olivier: as far as alsa is concerned you have two cards, and I'm not sure which one you actually want | 01:50 |
perdidopunk | i just need curses.h :'( | 01:51 |
maxxist | DreadKnight it seems lots of people are having problems with intel video cards and jaunty. i think its due to Intels new driver they released. | 01:51 |
AK_Dave | DreadKnight: Yes. You can roll back to 2.4 from Intrepid, but keep Jaunty, or you can use the 2.6.30 kernel and associated intel xserver-xorg from Karmic. Or you can be patient and wait for backports. | 01:51 |
TopBunny88 | Doea any one know how in the world ican get ieseven running under ubuntu? | 01:51 |
perdidopunk | TopBunny88: wine? | 01:51 |
olivier | MZZ: my realtek on board it work in windows | 01:51 |
PlasmaSheep | X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/ | 01:51 |
mzz | olivier: perhaps ask in #alsa then, I'm stumped. | 01:51 |
DreadKnight | maxxist: yep... phail | 01:51 |
TopBunny88 | perdidopunk: what about ies4linux? | 01:51 |
mzz | olivier: also, I'm trying to do something else (sorry) | 01:51 |
perdidopunk | TopBunny88: no idea | 01:52 |
maxxist | DreadKnight makes me happy to be an nvidia lover... | 01:52 |
DreadKnight | AK_Dave: something like that im looking for, but don't know how to achieve it; help would be appreciated | 01:52 |
DreadKnight | maxxist: yeah, nvidia works fine on my other pc... *sigh* | 01:52 |
DreadKnight | maxxist: tablet pc's or laptops usually have intel cards | 01:52 |
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olivier | MZZ: alright | 01:53 |
* mzz thinks "Karmic" is a thoroughly silly name | 01:53 |
AK_Dave | DreadKnight: all documented in ubuntuforums. | 01:53 |
AK_Dave | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4 | 01:53 |
DreadKnight | AK_Dave: ok, thanks | 01:53 |
mzz | I'll probably call it Koala. | 01:53 |
AK_Dave | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582 | 01:53 |
progre55 | hi everybody! I have 3 kernels now (2.6.30, 2.6.28 and 2.6.27). which one do you think I should get rid of and how? :) | 01:53 |
AK_Dave | DreadKnight: hit those two forum threads | 01:54 |
Smokalotapotamus | This audio problem is driving me crazy. I feel like my speakers got even quieter after the upgrade. I thought JJ might solve it. | 01:54 |
Looce | progre55: the two oldest, and with Synaptic | 01:54 |
DreadKnight | AK_Dave: cheers | 01:54 |
progre55 | Looce, thanks man | 01:54 |
Looce | progre55: filter by "Installed", type 'lin' in the main area, then right-click and choose "Mark for complete removal" | 01:54 |
Smokalotapotamus | I am frustrated as all hell, how do I remove all the audio options in system>preferences>sound so that I can start fresh? | 01:54 |
maxxist | Doom did you see AK_Dave links above. might help you with your 865 driver problem. | 01:55 |
firstimeubunter | Jordan_U: did u got my pastebins? | 01:55 |
AK_Dave | DreadKnight: I did the 2.6.30 kernel upgrade, and its nice. Smooth video, smooth effects. Downside? You may find that some other piece of hardware you rely no longer works because the kernel module you've relied on isn't ready for 2.6.30 yet. | 01:55 |
m0u5e | can anyone help me with my indicator-applet | 01:56 |
PlasmaSheep | X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/ | 01:56 |
AK_Dave | maxxist: whois Doom? | 01:56 |
etfb | Right, I've tried using Skype for video calls, but it's terminally broken. Is there a free/open source alternative? Commercial software is too much trouble. | 01:57 |
h8red | hey | 01:57 |
maxxist | AK_Dave someone I was trying to help with an intel 865 driver problem earlier. before i knew there was a problem with the newer driver. | 01:57 |
druke | Smokalotapotamus: have you tried ~/.gconf/desktop/gnome/sound | 01:57 |
nztal | i cannot get sound in flash video working in jaunty despite me following the directions for the non-pulseaudio workaround libflashsupport.so so i'm wondering what else there is i can do. does gnash work on youtube ? | 01:57 |
AK_Dave | maxxist: I only ask because I don't see a Doom* here. | 01:57 |
h8red | what is the best agp 4x video card i can get to use for compiz effects, etc | 01:57 |
DreadKnight | AK_Dave: yep, can't wait until linux or distros will be less retarted like this rolling crapware | 01:57 |
h8red | my geforce4 is agp 8x and wont fit in the mobo :( | 01:58 |
jkroll | h8red: i would say a older nvidia gforce series | 01:58 |
olivier | MZZ : on this http://pastebin.com/f7b028d87 does this tell that my intel is on and the other off | 01:58 |
blbrown | I have two graphic cards, both nvidia. Nvidia-settings is recognizing both. But it won't let me set the second one as the main display. I tried xorg.conf but there isn't anything in there. How can I changed to GPU-2 | 01:58 |
maxxist | AK_Dave haha. yes you are correct he is gone now. i should have looked. | 01:58 |
AK_Dave | DreadKnight: Then don't use Linux. Or stick with Hardy. | 01:58 |
asmodeus | anyone know why video players like xine or mplayer grind X to a halt when using Nvidia's drivers? | 01:58 |
DreadKnight | AK_Dave: those have their issues as well... oh well, hope 9.10 will be kick ass | 01:58 |
mzz | olivier: that just tells me you have two cards (and what order they got detected in) | 01:58 |
h8red | jkroll: i had a geforce 2 mx, but it wasn't that great | 01:58 |
h8red | what about one of those ATI 128 meg deal | 01:58 |
h8red | deals | 01:59 |
unkmar | It appears the fluxbuntu 7.10 sources vanished. Would it be safe for me to replace my sources.list with one from ubuntu, either 7.10 or 8.04 ? | 01:59 |
DreadKnight | AK_Dave: but linux update regressions are annoying | 01:59 |
event | whats the command to install KDE on ubuntu ? | 01:59 |
olivier | MZZ : ok thx | 01:59 |
DreadKnight | event: you can sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop :P | 01:59 |
doleyb | event: install kubuntu-desktop | 01:59 |
jkroll | h8red: i haven't followed ATI's drivers as of late, I wouldn't be a great one to ask since my voice is very one sided :P | 01:59 |
maxxist | DreadKnight i think it does kickass already. hehe. | 01:59 |
Hunter | Guys i need help connecting wired in ubuntu 9.04? | 01:59 |
DreadKnight | ^^ brb... restarting x | 01:59 |
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m0u5e | guys i need help with my indicator applet? :D | 01:59 |
AK_Dave | DreadKnight: I don't qualify your problem as a regression. Jaunty took a huge step forward in terms of Xorg, and closed source video drivers have not yet caught up. | 02:00 |
wfiuewfew | Hi! I have a file that is one long line of text | 02:00 |
event | thanks | 02:00 |
digifor | I have an ubuntu guest which ifconfig tells me is on 10.0.2.15. When I try to connect http:10.0.2.15/webadmin.nsf it doesn't work. | 02:00 |
wfiuewfew | Any way to automatically truncate the liness? | 02:00 |
blbrown | in the Xorg.conf. I have "Configured Video Device" where is that setting? | 02:00 |
h8red | there's an ATI 128 meg AGP 8x backwards compatible with 4x | 02:00 |
mzz | h8red: the open ati drivers are improving, the closed drivers are dropping support for cards supported by the open drivers (and older versions of the closed driver don't work with newer versions of xorg-server) | 02:00 |
m0u5e | can anyone help me with my indicator-applet? | 02:00 |
digifor | I get an error "Though the site seems valid, the browser was unable to establish a connection." | 02:01 |
digifor | What am I doing wrong? | 02:01 |
h8red | mzz are the open ati driver easily installable from the repos? | 02:01 |
mzz | h8red: I'm still pretty happy with my old-ish r300 (9600 xt) card | 02:01 |
mzz | h8red: you get the open ones by default on most distros | 02:01 |
Smokalotapotamus | How do I remove my audio drivers? I have multiple versions of the same driver showing up in System>Preferences>Sound | 02:01 |
digifor | The guest is in virtualbox. | 02:01 |
AK_Dave | mzz: h8red: unfortunately, the open source ATI drivers don't allow suspend/hibernate. At least in some cases. | 02:01 |
mzz | h8red: this 9600xt just works out of the box and supports most but not all compiz effects | 02:01 |
mzz | AK_Dave: works for me | 02:01 |
chalcedony | mzz: i think it's my dyslexia but i'm sure not figuring out the scp .. i tried someone els's advise and it just isn't working. | 02:01 |
mzz | AK_Dave: (haven't tried it in ubuntu yet, works in gentoo) | 02:02 |
olivier | MZZ : can this help!?! http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php/TroubleShooting#The_main_channels_are_unmuted_and_non_zero_volume.2C_but_not_sound | 02:02 |
perdidopunk | weird, i found the dev packages in the list, but i can't search for them... | 02:02 |
AK_Dave | mzz: Not for me. :( | 02:02 |
perdidopunk | oh well | 02:02 |
perdidopunk | later all | 02:02 |
mzz | olivier: sorry, I'm really trying to stop ircing and do something else | 02:02 |
mzz | olivier: ask the channel please | 02:02 |
event | guys i install kubuntu on ubuntu and now i remove kubuntu because i dont like, but in momment i have kubuntu apps on gnome, how i can remove this? | 02:02 |
psychic | how do i tune my computer for best performance i'm new to ubuntu in windows there was something u just click for best performance???? | 02:02 |
olivier | alright | 02:02 |
AK_Dave | mzz: Well, haven't tried it in Gentoo. Doesn't work in Ubuntu. :) | 02:02 |
h8red | wht about a ATI 9250? | 02:02 |
h8red | I can get one of those cheaply | 02:03 |
heath|home | How do I allow multiple users to be able to connect to our wireless network? If I log in as another user, they do not have the network applet | 02:03 |
h8red | ATI 9250 128 meg, agp 8x, backward compatible w/ 4x, which is what i need... 4x | 02:03 |
chalcedony | mzz: http://paste.ubuntu.com/158924/ | 02:03 |
AK_Dave | psychic: If you want "click for best performance" then maybe disable compiz desktop effects. | 02:03 |
mzz | chalcedony: I'm sorry to hear it. In everything you pastebinned you simply had the paths backwards | 02:03 |
psychic | how? | 02:03 |
psychic | is that only in 9.04 AK_Dave | 02:03 |
psychic | ? | 02:03 |
AK_Dave | psychic: But other than that, short answer is "no, Linux is not Windows" | 02:03 |
psychic | i know | 02:04 |
mzz | chalcedony: you need a destination to copy to (try "scp -r chull@192.168.3.41:Desktop/Picture/Kodak_Z612/2009_Z612/2009-04/2009-04-26 ~") | 02:04 |
pipegeek | should kvm-img snapshot -c take hours to run on an 8GB image? I'm kind of surprised | 02:04 |
event | guys i install kubuntu on ubuntu and now i remove kubuntu because i dont like, but in momment i have kubuntu apps on gnome, how i can remove this? | 02:04 |
AK_Dave | psychic: Rclick your desktop, go to Change Background, go to LAST tab, and click NONE | 02:04 |
h8red | can someone tell me if the ATI 9250 is supported in Ubuntu....or give me a link where I can check myself? | 02:04 |
eyore15 | I am using an Ubuntu machine to handle my evolution mail; I've been successful in setting up my gmail account so it is fowarded to my Evolution account. I have one account remaining -- I' using squirrel mail to receive that mail. Does anyone know how to point squirrel mail to evolution? | 02:04 |
mzz | h8red: almost certainly is supported, I have no idea offhand how much of compiz will work with it | 02:04 |
druke | psychic: you mean like tuning then interface down and such? | 02:05 |
AK_Dave | psychic: That is probably the closest thing to the garbage that Windows claims is "best performance". | 02:05 |
mzz | h8red: see "man radeon" | 02:05 |
cbk486 | Can anyone help me? I am using vlc 0.99 on ubuntu 9.04, and the text looks corrupted on every part of the program: http://i43.tinypic.com/o8wklt.png | 02:05 |
psychic | AK_Dave i once stumbled across somthing that had a list of things i would use my computer for one was like multimedia another option was server and stuff like that, how do i get back there | 02:05 |
psychic | ? | 02:05 |
scunizi | will the netbook remix img also install on a desktop machine? perhaps after writing it to a usb stick (but that is not imparitive)? | 02:05 |
h8red | well i got the cube working with my measly geforce 2 mx, so i'm sure a 128 meg radeon would be an improvement | 02:05 |
AK_Dave | scunizi: yes | 02:05 |
psychic | druke yes | 02:05 |
psychic | i thnk | 02:05 |
event | help plz | 02:05 |
event | guys i install kubuntu on ubuntu and now i remove kubuntu because i dont like, but in momment i have kubuntu apps on gnome, how i can remove this? | 02:05 |
AK_Dave | psychic: don't know what you're referring to | 02:05 |
chalcedony | mzz: YES !!!!! | 02:06 |
chalcedony | mzz: YES !!!!! | 02:06 |
chalcedony | YIPPIE :) | 02:06 |
FloodBot2 | chalcedony: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 02:06 |
psychic | hmm | 02:06 |
scunizi | AK_Dave: do you know if the img file is recognizable in vbox like an iso would be to create a vm? | 02:06 |
cbk486 | event: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome | 02:06 |
mzz | chalcedony: would you prefer a gui, perhaps? | 02:06 |
blbrown | anyone nvidia, change from gpu-0 to gpu-1. either through nvidia-settings or xorg.conf? How do I do this? | 02:06 |
AK_Dave | scunizi: I don't know. Just install desktop Jaunty and then 'sudo apt-get install ubuntu-netbook-remix' to install the UNR metapackage. | 02:06 |
druke | psychic: to duplicate that form of "best performance" right click on the desktop (like changing your wallpaper), in the visual effects check none. | 02:07 |
aa28 | guys i have problem converting img file to iso using ccd2iso i got unrecognized sector mode (0) at sector 0! can anyone help me please | 02:07 |
unkmar | have 7.10 files been dropped? | 02:07 |
chalcedony | mzz: guis don't work for me... (visually impaired) . i just have to muddle through with commands .. the ~ was what i needed :) | 02:07 |
Looce | urkmar: http://www.ubuntu.com/news/ubuntu-7.10-eol | 02:07 |
Looce | unkmar: * | 02:07 |
scunizi | AK_Dave: just curious because I have a copy of Hardy on a lappy and 8.10 on my desktop.. I haven't ventured to install 9.04 as yet. | 02:07 |
scunizi | thus the vbox question | 02:07 |
psychic | druke i already have i think it worked better b4 i upgrade to the new buntu 9.04.. | 02:07 |
heath|home | How do I allow multiple users to be able to connect to our wireless network? If I log in as another user, they do not have the network applet | 02:08 |
AK_Dave | scunizi: Well, the UNR metapackage exists to bolt UNR onto a desktop install. Works very well. | 02:08 |
psychic | how about swap can i add another swap part? | 02:08 |
mzz | chalcedony: if you have a sufficiently fancy shell you can tab-complete most of those paths | 02:08 |
psychic | i already have one | 02:08 |
mzz | chalcedony: I don't think that's enabled by default on ubuntu though. | 02:08 |
cbk486 | Can anyone help me? I am using vlc 0.99 on ubuntu 9.04, and the text looks corrupted on every part of the program: http://i43.tinypic.com/o8wklt.png | 02:08 |
scunizi | AK_Dave: and is it selectable as a session? | 02:08 |
AK_Dave | scunizi: But do disable compiz before installing. | 02:08 |
cbk486 | !vlc | 02:08 |
ubottu | Audio (Ogg, MP3...) players: Audacious, Banshee, Beep Media Player, Listen, Quod Libet, Rhythmbox, Exaile, XMMS2 (GTK/Gnome based) and Amarok, JuK (Qt/KDE based). Video players: Totem, Xine, MPlayer, VLC, Kaffeine - See also !codecs | 02:08 |
Looce | mzz: I wouldn't consider bash to be fancy :) | 02:08 |
psychic | actualy i'm starting to think i have some malware or somthing thats messing with files is there a virus scanner for ubuntu | 02:08 |
psychic | ? | 02:08 |
mzz | chalcedony: oh, and it needs you to be able to log in without prompts (public key authentication, ssh-agent) | 02:08 |
blbrown | has anyone notice this. it seems like with the jaunty release I am getting slower frame rates. Like there is an issue with how the screen renders | 02:09 |
olivier | need help with sound i got none !!!! everything seem to work but no sounds!!! | 02:09 |
mzz | Looce: zsh can do it, I think bash can do it with some poking | 02:09 |
eseven73 | is there a way to get RocketFish bluefish dongles to work in Ubuntu?,works just fine in Vista | 02:09 |
druke | psychic: sorry to hear that | 02:09 |
chalcedony | mzz: this worked for me thank you very much :) | 02:09 |
AK_Dave | scunizi: It is not seperate window manager, so no. But it does include a desktop switcher if you want to go back and forth with standard gnome. | 02:09 |
h8red | ok im going to get an ati listed in man radeon | 02:09 |
h8red | to be sure i have driver support for compiz | 02:09 |
jbmigel | can i upgrade from 7.10 to this new one right away... or do i need a stairmaster you think? | 02:09 |
scunizi | AK_Dave: now that is interesting | 02:09 |
psychic | druke is that a no theres no such software? | 02:09 |
cbk486 | ? | 02:09 |
mzz | Looce: and I did say "sufficiently fancy", not plain fancy :P | 02:09 |
scunizi | AK_Dave: thanks | 02:09 |
Looce | Hehe | 02:10 |
mzz | h8red: that's not the same thing | 02:10 |
Brando753 | hey anyone ever figure out how to get the HP pavilion dv5t to laptop to resume from a suspend??? | 02:10 |
cbk486 | I also reinstalled vlc w/ apt-get purge and apt-get install but no dice | 02:10 |
mzz | h8red: if it's in "man radeon" you'll get at least 2d support, but compiz won't necessarily work properly. Check with the folks in #compiz too | 02:10 |
mzz | or was it #compiz-fusion? I forgot | 02:10 |
h8red | oh | 02:10 |
druke | psychic: that is correct, there is no automated "ubuntu" tune up application. (there really is no such thing) | 02:10 |
PlasmaSheep | X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/ | 02:11 |
Brando753 | hey anyone ever figure out how to get the HP pavilion dv5t to laptop to resume from a suspend??? | 02:11 |
mzz | psychic: there's clamav to scan for viruses, although I don't know how many linux ones that catches | 02:11 |
AK_Dave | mzz: radeon gives me 3D with this Radeon Xpress 200M, but I cannot suspend/hibernate. So the radeon driver does allow 3D, but its a huge "YMMV" thing. | 02:11 |
Looce | clamav is mainly intended for mail servers and the such | 02:11 |
eseven73 | is there a way to get RocketFish bluefish dongles to work in Ubuntu?,works just fine in Vista | 02:11 |
cbk486 | Can anyone help me? I am using vlc 0.99 on ubuntu 9.04, and the text looks corrupted on every part of the program: http://i43.tinypic.com/o8wklt.png | 02:11 |
mattgyver | whats the name of the application for ext3 support in windows? | 02:12 |
miramardesign | any1 know how to disable gnome-panel???? | 02:12 |
psychic | druke are u familair with the menu i was talking about it's a list of things one might use the computer for and it i would imagine adjust accordingly | 02:12 |
aa28 | can anyone help me to convert .img to .iso please | 02:12 |
psychic | mzz thank u | 02:12 |
mattgyver | aa28, sudo apt-get install img2iso | 02:12 |
mzz | Looce: also works nicely to scan my own windows partition or files others send to me (although there are better options for the latter) | 02:12 |
olivier | need help with sound i got none !!!! everything seem to work but no sounds!!! | 02:12 |
aa28 | what's ccd2iso | 02:12 |
druke | psychic: No actually, sounds like the ubuntu server install disc, but I am not sure | 02:12 |
mattgyver | aa28 i dont remember, but its not for image files i don think | 02:12 |
mzz | aa28: converts images from clonecd's format to standard iso format you can mount | 02:12 |
storrgie | what is the command to upgrade my server to 9.04? | 02:12 |
psychic | hmm | 02:13 |
AK_Dave | storrgie: sudo update-manager -d | 02:13 |
Looce | sudo apt-get install update-manager-core && sudo do-release-upgrade | 02:13 |
kbfz | is there any difference between 8.10 and 9.04? | 02:13 |
aa28 | it's saying couldn't find package img2iso | 02:13 |
* mzz blinks | 02:13 |
eseven73 | is there a way to get RocketFish bluefish dongles to work in Ubuntu?,works just fine in Vista | 02:13 |
mzz | kbfz: are you hoping someone will say "nope, just the version number changed for cosmetic reasons, no need to upgrade"? :) | 02:13 |
psychic | whats the blink about lol | 02:13 |
Looce | [last message from me was to storrgie] | 02:13 |
Looce | kbfz, see the release notes in the /topic | 02:14 |
PlasmaSheep | X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/ | 02:14 |
psychic | and how do u do the *** thing | 02:14 |
Looce | psychic: /me | 02:14 |
kbfz | mzz no | 02:14 |
psychic | ok | 02:14 |
blbrown | anyone have an nvidia graphics card and use the nvidia settings. What is "Configured Video Device" in the xorg.conf file? | 02:14 |
event | good mp3 player? | 02:14 |
HybridZero | Anyone know if there's a simple way to get USB going in a VirtualBox XP install under 9.04? | 02:14 |
aa28 | why ubuntu can't find img2iso? package | 02:14 |
event | good mp3 player? | 02:14 |
AK_Dave | HybridZero: Simple? Use Sun's PUEL | 02:15 |
psychic | blbrown what are u trying to do | 02:15 |
psychic | ? | 02:15 |
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eseven73 | HybridZero, Sun's vbox or the one in repos? | 02:15 |
AK_Dave | HybridZero: You won't have full USB support in the OSE of Virtualbox. | 02:15 |
HybridZero | The version in the repositories. | 02:15 |
HybridZero | OSE or whatever. | 02:15 |
Linuz2009 | my sound card isn't physically installed in my computer | 02:15 |
eseven73 | if using suns virtualbox you have to be in vboxs group for USB | 02:15 |
scunizi | HybridZero: the repo version doesn't support usb | 02:15 |
tfrew | hello. | 02:15 |
blbrown | psychic, I have two graphics card and either through xorg.conf or through the nvidia-settings change to the second graphics card (in nvidia, it shows up as gpu-1) | 02:16 |
HybridZero | All I'm trying to do is get my iPod going in the XP VM so I can manage it with iTunes. | 02:16 |
Brando753 | hey, how can i get firefox to go back via backspace in ubuntu? | 02:16 |
tfrew | I bought a dell xps m1530 with ubuntu in it | 02:16 |
druke | blbrown: the driver is "nvidia" | 02:16 |
tfrew | can i just install the new ubuntu on here? | 02:16 |
eseven73 | HybridZero, then get the one from virtualbox's site | 02:16 |
Yondering | blbrown, http://paste.ubuntu.com/158933/ | 02:16 |
AK_Dave | HybridZero: But it does depend on what USB device you need access to. If it can be mounted in the host, it can probably be passed through to the client. USB hard drives, for example. But if you need direct access from the guest to the USB device, you need the PUEL edition from Sun. | 02:16 |
blbrown | druke that is the driver but not the device | 02:16 |
Looce | tfrew: Which version are you upgrading from? | 02:16 |
PlasmaSheep | X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/ | 02:17 |
event | good mp3 player? | 02:17 |
HybridZero | Okay, thanks eseven73 and AK_Dave | 02:17 |
AK_Dave | HybridZero: iPod? iTunes? You cannot do that with the OSE version. Not. Possible. | 02:17 |
unop | Brando753, google has the answer to that one. | 02:17 |
kbfz | :) | 02:17 |
eseven73 | !players | event | 02:17 |
ubottu | event: Audio (Ogg, MP3...) players: Audacious, Banshee, Beep Media Player, Listen, Quod Libet, Rhythmbox, Exaile, XMMS2 (GTK/Gnome based) and Amarok, JuK (Qt/KDE based). Video players: Totem, Xine, MPlayer, VLC, Kaffeine - See also !codecs | 02:17 |
druke | blbrown: under section "device, it defines the identifier ("config'd video device"), the driver and teh no logo option, that is all | 02:17 |
mikubuntu | im having problems with flash sound today that i dint have yesterday .... someone in xubuntu channel told me to kill pulseaudio, but that din't seem to work, could someone help me troubleshoot? | 02:17 |
ScarpaOP | hi, all! i'm trying to install Jaunty, but it is not recognizing the disk partitions | 02:17 |
aa28 | guys where can i find img2iso package? ubuntu can't find it | 02:17 |
psychic | blbrown only thing i can say is that if i was u i might remove the other one i'm still catching my breath after fighting with display drivers for the past 4 days.... | 02:17 |
Linuz2009 | my sound card is not recongnized | 02:17 |
AK_Dave | HybridZero: You must apt-get remove virtualbox and then install from www.virtualbox.org | 02:17 |
Looce | !universe | aa28 | 02:17 |
ubottu | aa28: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories | 02:17 |
Linuz2009 | sound card isn't recongnized | 02:17 |
AK_Dave | HybridZero: Also, when you install the PUEL make sure you do it from the commandline. Trust me. | 02:18 |
scunizi | aa28: are you trying to burn the .img file for the netbook remix? | 02:18 |
donnyw | so I seem to have semi-melted one of my laptops by trying to upgrade to Jaunty | 02:18 |
blbrown | Yondering, why is mine so basic. http://paste.ubuntu.com/158935/ | 02:18 |
Linuz2009 | what can I do? | 02:18 |
tfrew | Looce: i want to install fresh to get ext4 | 02:18 |
tfrew | but i don't know what things dell has change | 02:18 |
Linuz2009 | it isn't physically installed | 02:18 |
HybridZero | AK_Dave: Thanks, I'll give it a try :) | 02:18 |
tfrew | somone told me the dell ubuntu has special changes | 02:18 |
tfrew | i wanted the system to be faster | 02:18 |
aa28 | yes | 02:18 |
AK_Dave | tfrew: Yes, it is compiled for lpia architecture. | 02:18 |
aa28 | i am | 02:18 |
aa28 | :) | 02:18 |
Yondering | blbrown, it looks to me like your video server didn't complete installing. First guess. | 02:18 |
tfrew | and my friend said to install with ext4 | 02:18 |
hipitihop | is there a way to list/script installed packages/application so that I can easily reinstall them on a fresh ubuntu install ? | 02:18 |
tfrew | lpia? | 02:18 |
scunizi | aa28: you want to put it on a usb stick? | 02:18 |
eseven73 | HybridZero, also for me, I had to be in vbox's group for USB | 02:19 |
Guest11147 | d | 02:19 |
blbrown | Yondering, how could it work then? e.g. I am using it now | 02:19 |
aa28 | no to burn it on dvd r | 02:19 |
PlasmaSheep | tfrew: there aren't ubuntu optimizations specially for dell machines. | 02:19 |
AK_Dave | tfrew: its a specialized i386, but aside from some kernel optimizations not much is different from i386 and you can install i386 debs. | 02:19 |
donnyw | is it possible to try and get my machine to upgrade again? | 02:19 |
Looce | tfrew: there will not be any significant improvement with ext4, from ext3. Also, I would think Dell's modifications are extra driver packages. | 02:19 |
Linuz2009 | how do I know if my sound card is supported | 02:19 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: Yes, there is. For the Atom architecture. :) | 02:19 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: Also a special Ubuntu for HP netbooks. :) | 02:19 |
tfrew | is there dell driver's or somthing for 9.04 | 02:19 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: the atom architecture is not used exclusively in dell machines. | 02:19 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: HP is not dell. | 02:19 |
mysphyt | Hey, folks. This is exhausting: I'm trying to configure LIRC, and something's being done for me somewhere by 9.04--essentially, even without LIRC running, I get some remote input. Since I don't know where it's coming from, I can't configure it. :/ | 02:20 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: And could you please show me the special hp ubuntu? | 02:20 |
Jordan_U | !clone | hipitihop | 02:20 |
ubottu | hipitihop: To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « aptitude --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo xargs aptitude --schedule-only install < my-packages ; sudo aptitude install » - See also !automate | 02:20 |
Yondering | blbrown, I'm not sure tbh, but I used the nvidia-settings tool to generate this one. (I saved it to my home directory and copied it to /etc/X11 manually.) | 02:20 |
Brando753 | hey anyone ever figure out how to get the HP pavilion dv5t to laptop to resume from a suspend??? | 02:20 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: True, but there is a variant of Hardy for Dell and there is a variant of Hardy for HP. :P | 02:20 |
scunizi | aa28: I'm not sure if this will do it or not.. I'm in the process of using it to put the image on a usb stick .. it *might* also allow you to burn it to a cd / dvd.. the image is less than 1 gig. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromImgFiles | 02:20 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: wherE? | 02:20 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: Where are the repos, or where is the iso? | 02:20 |
aa28 | it can't find it anywhere in ubuntu 8.04 lts | 02:20 |
aa28 | img2iso | 02:21 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: Where is the ISO. And I don't think he's asking about hardy anyway. | 02:21 |
dewdude | yay, wireless is working. now...anyone know how to mount a nfs share? i tried doing mount ip:share but i got errors | 02:21 |
hipitihop | Jordan_U: cool, thanks | 02:21 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: For the iso, see thepiratebay as I don't know anywhere else to download the Hardy lpia iso for either Dell or HP other than there. Unless buried deep in the support pages from Dell or HP. | 02:21 |
Jordan_U | hipitihop, np | 02:21 |
* kbfz smile | 02:22 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: There is a Atom iso of Jaunty available from Canonical. Its now called the MID edition. | 02:22 |
danbhfive | AK_Dave: you can get it from the ubuntu torrent page | 02:22 |
aa28 | can anyone tell me where to get img2iso package please | 02:22 |
jaypro | im looking for a good program that can encode video files so that i can play them on my mobile phone (samsung memoir). any software suggestions | 02:22 |
AK_Dave | danbhfive: if its a torrent, it is probably tracked on thepiratebay :) | 02:22 |
blbrown | Yondering, here is the nvidia settings. I would like to just flip a switch and just say GPU-1. http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/4561/screenshotnvidiaxserver.png Think that is possible | 02:22 |
eseven73 | is there a way to get RocketFish bluefish dongles to work in Ubuntu?,works just fine in Vista | 02:22 |
danbhfive | AK_Dave: http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969 its in the /topic ... | 02:23 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: I don't doubt that there's an atom ISO. But Atom is not unique to dell. And when you say that there are ubuntu versions for dell and hp, it's important to note that they are unofficial. | 02:23 |
hipitihop | Jordan_U: related question, what if any of the packages depend on special or third party repository, is that automatically taken care of too ? | 02:23 |
PlasmaSheep | X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/ | 02:23 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: Unofficial? No, they're quite official. | 02:23 |
Jordan_U | hipitihop, No | 02:23 |
Looce | "Not sanctioned by Canonical" might be better than "unofficial" | 02:24 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: They aren't official by canonical, if dell and hp make them. | 02:24 |
hipitihop | Jordan_U: so I guess take a copy of source.list too | 02:24 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: I don't know what fine semantic hair you're splitting to say "unofficial" unless that means "can't download direct from ubuntu.com" | 02:24 |
Jordan_U | hipitihop, Yes | 02:24 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: They're supported Hardy LTS releases. | 02:24 |
Linuz2009 | anybody | 02:24 |
Yondering | blbrown, I'm not exactly sure, I'm afraid. | 02:24 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: Are they endorsed by canonical? Are they linked to from ubuntu.com? | 02:24 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: Do I care? Does it matter? No, and no. | 02:25 |
MK13 | unofficial usually means completely community supported, like the ps3 version of ubuntu | 02:25 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: Ah, if the answers to my questions are no, then they are not official. | 02:25 |
hipitihop | Jordan_U: since I have your attention... I have taken a tar of my home dir, and now will do as you suggested. Is there anything else I should backup to complete the migration ? | 02:25 |
PlasmaSheep | X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/ | 02:26 |
progre55 | hi people! I have installed the startupmanager, but I have the 2.6.30 rc2 kernel, and there is no splash screen. moreover, CTRL+ALT+F1 ... F6 just shows a blank black screens. please somebody help out | 02:26 |
scunizi | PlasmaSheep: what vid card? | 02:26 |
PlasmaSheep | scunizi: intel. | 02:26 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: You go ahead and be pedantic, split infinetely small irrelevant points. They're not community editions. They're part of commercial partnership between Canonical and vendors. They ARE supported. | 02:26 |
Smokalotapotamus | How do I remove my sound drivers from System>Preferences>Sound? | 02:26 |
scunizi | PlasmaSheep: which version | 02:26 |
PlasmaSheep | scunizi: version? | 02:26 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: supported by who? | 02:27 |
Fynn_ | xD | 02:27 |
furythor | can anyone help me to see if my lan server works as intented ? | 02:27 |
scunizi | PlasmaSheep: 8xx 9xx etc | 02:27 |
furythor | http://88.113.71.221/index.php | 02:27 |
Fynn_ | any people help me :D | 02:27 |
Jordan_U | hipitihop, There are config files in /etc and other places, it depends on what exactly you are trying to do | 02:27 |
danbhfive | AK_Dave: do you have a link to these versions? | 02:27 |
aa28 | anyone can help with .img to .iso please pm me thank you | 02:27 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: Well, who supports Jaunty on YOUR laptop? | 02:27 |
donnyw | Can someone help me out? I upgraded to jaunty, I now I can't do anything with proprietary drivers | 02:27 |
PlasmaSheep | scunizi: not certain. How could I check? | 02:27 |
jlilly | I accidentally installed the freeware flash plugin for firefox. How do I uninstall it now? | 02:27 |
furythor | check and say if you see something else than something like "it works" | 02:27 |
Fynn_ | show me the way to the German Chat xD | 02:27 |
Smokalotapotamus | How do I remove my sound drivers from System>Preferences>Sound? I have repeats of the same driver (ALSA, OSS, etc) and my volume is really low. | 02:27 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: the community, | 02:27 |
AK_Dave | danbhfive: Again, iso or repo? | 02:27 |
plato-bu | Did anybody here experience X corruption with the switch to Jaunty? | 02:27 |
aa28 | how can i convert ubuntu-9.04-netbook-remix-i386.img to .iso | 02:27 |
jlilly | nm. think I got it. Was missing a -i flag for grep. | 02:27 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: specifically #ubuntu and the ubuntu forums. | 02:27 |
scunizi | PlasmaSheep: use lspci in a terminal or sudo lshw.. although the latter will give you WAY more info than you need | 02:27 |
zamba | furythor: your freshly installed drupal site, yeah | 02:27 |
hipitihop | Jordan_U: I have an existing laptop with 8.10 that has been upgraded probably since hardy or earlier. Time for a clean install to 9.04 | 02:28 |
danbhfive | AK_Dave: whatever. the webpage? | 02:28 |
AK_Dave | aa28: Can you just install the desktop iso and then apt-get install ubuntu-netbook-remix later? | 02:28 |
traskbt | As I'm upgrading to 9.04 I get this message, "This computer is currently using the AMD 'fglrx' graphics driver. No version of this driver is available that works with your hardware in Ubuntu 9.04." Can I still use the drivers from 8.10 if I continue to use the 8.10 kernel rather than the 9.04 kernel? | 02:28 |
beil | i have a problem with gnome-panel when click with right mouse on panel i cant move , add new panel and add apps i have only help and about gnome-panel | 02:28 |
Linuz2009 | I need help my sound card isn't recongnized | 02:28 |
PlasmaSheep | scunizi: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158941/ | 02:28 |
furythor | okay, that is what I wanted to hear, since for some reason, I can't get from LAN to see site with "outside world" address even ... | 02:28 |
Linuz2009 | sound card isn't recongnized | 02:28 |
danbhfive | traskbt: not really. Its an xorg issue | 02:28 |
Looce | traskbt: The problem lies not with the kernel in use, but the Ubuntu package repository you're using | 02:28 |
aa28 | well i want to install on my brother notebook | 02:28 |
AK_Dave | danbhfive: Its nothing I've ever bookmarked, so I don't have anything of the sort handy for you. | 02:29 |
aa28 | i'm useing desktop ubuntu 8.04 ltc | 02:29 |
traskbt | Damn, can anyone tell me from experience if they have had this issue and still gotten 3D games to work properly? | 02:29 |
aa28 | i can't even burn it on dvd-r | 02:29 |
danbhfive | AK_Dave: oh | 02:29 |
beil | i need help pls | 02:29 |
scunizi | PlasmaSheep: the second line describes it (Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03).. not sure but that card might have "issues".. I'll see what I can find. | 02:29 |
beil | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7156105#post7156105 | 02:30 |
eseven73 | No one has the Rocketfish(Best Buy/Broadcom) bluetooth dongle working in Ubuntu? I find that hard to believe | 02:30 |
c0l2e | can I just remove the root.hint zone in my named.conf?? so it DNS only serve our define local zones and if resolving hostnames from internet.. it will go directly to our router?? | 02:30 |
plato-bu | Looce: I had the same message come up with my Jaunty upgrade, and now starting the X server gives a messed up screen and makes the laptop unresponsive. Is there a different repository to use? | 02:30 |
Looce | c0l2e: Yes | 02:30 |
todkon | hey, I'm trying to install glib 2.6 or higher from the apt repo, but it seems 2.4 is the highest, anyone know the correct package name? I tried sudo apt-cache search glib |grep 2.6 | 02:30 |
c0l2e | so should I just add forwarders?? | 02:30 |
c0l2e | Looce: how can I add forwarders then?? | 02:30 |
Looce | plato-bu: Keep using the 8.10 repositories until the issues are resolved | 02:30 |
Looce | c0l2e: Yes, and with the forwarders directive in bind.conf, respectively | 02:31 |
Jordan_U | hipitihop, You can't restore your package list with a different version of Ubuntu, and if your goal in getting a fresh install is to get rid of old cruft packages / config files then you may want to just copy over your data, if you want your settings and packages as similar as possible then just upgrade. Again, what you want to do depends on what you are trying to accomplish. | 02:31 |
plato-bu | Looce: is there a simple way to downgrade back to Intrepid, then? | 02:31 |
Looce | forwarders { 10.5.17.23; } | 02:31 |
PlasmaSheep | scunizi: The last time I had this problem was that there was something weird in xorg.conf. However, this is a fresh install, so I doubt that's the problem (nevertheless, here's xorg.conf http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158944/ ) | 02:31 |
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plato-bu | Looce: or would simply pointing the repositories back and doing a dist-upgrade work? | 02:31 |
Jordan_U | !downgrade | plato-bu | 02:32 |
ubottu | plato-bu: Attempting to downgrade to an older Ubuntu version is explicitly not supported, and may break your system. | 02:32 |
danbhfive | AK_Dave: it looks like there isn't special dell distribution. Canonical just has extra support for dells with the regular version of Ubuntu. | 02:32 |
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PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: told you? | 02:32 |
Looce | plato-bu: The release notes are there to be read before installations, not after. And upgrading to a lower version would leave all packages at the higher version level, because of the way "apt" does package reinstallation | 02:32 |
mattgyver | is there a way to image a partition? | 02:32 |
Looce | mattgyver: man dd | 02:32 |
mattgyver | Thank you | 02:32 |
plato-bu | ubottu: So the system is hosed until a fresh reinstall or the drivers are updated? | 02:32 |
Makrel | This is the only other page I found on the fd0 problem https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/95857 | 02:32 |
danbhfive | todkon: you could try searching on packages.ubuntu.com | 02:32 |
Looce | !ubottu | plato-bu | 02:33 |
Aeosynth | what's the evolution server? | 02:33 |
ubottu | plato-bu: Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots | 02:33 |
scunizi | PlasmaSheep: you might want to reboot into the recovery kernel (on the menu if you hit Esc) and there will be an option to "Fix X" | 02:33 |
m0u5e | is there an ubuntu equivalent of ipconfig /flushdns? | 02:33 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: Told me what? | 02:33 |
hipitihop | Jordan_U: makes sense, not just replicating same version to another machine. It would still be nice to have a list of installed ones to then selectively choose in new install | 02:33 |
todkon | thanks danbhfive | 02:33 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: That there isn't a special dell ubuntu version. | 02:33 |
Looce | m0u5e: sudo ifdown eth0; sudo ifup eth0 :) none that I know that doesn't break the connection, however | 02:33 |
scunizi | PlasmaSheep: the other solution would be to look in synaptic and see if the appropriate driver is installed then check xorg.conf and add the driver line with intel in it | 02:33 |
AK_Dave | danbhfive: Here's a how-to link http://www.ehow.com/how_4723284_install-dell-ubuntu-netbook-remix.html | 02:33 |
m0u5e | Looce: o_O; | 02:33 |
PlasmaSheep | scunizi: Can this be done sans recovery mode? | 02:33 |
bopferman | I just updated to 9.04 and I cant play videos. I get the following error. http://paste.ubuntu.com/158946/ | 02:33 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: Well, there is a special Hardy version for netbooks. :P | 02:34 |
PlasmaSheep | scunizi: intel drivers are included by default (they're open source) | 02:34 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: But you cannot download it from ubuntu.com | 02:34 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: Is it linked to from ubuntuntu.com? | 02:34 |
Looce | bopferman: What graphics card/chipset are you using? | 02:34 |
scunizi | PlasmaSheep: yes they are included.. however, and I haven't looked at them in a while, you might have the 8xx driver loaded and need the 9xx driver.. Oops happen sometimes on install | 02:35 |
bopferman | I have an intel 82865 video chipset | 02:35 |
etfb | Is there an alternative to Skype that runs in Linux and does video chat? | 02:35 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: I don't care if it is or isn't, so go look for yourself. | 02:35 |
zamba | etfb: ekiga | 02:35 |
Looce | bopferman: Does playing the video back work in another player? (totem filename, for instance) | 02:35 |
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scunizi | etfb: yes.. ekiga .. it's built in :) | 02:35 |
Jordan_U | etfb, ekiga | 02:35 |
olivier | is there a way to backup my sounds setting so i can reinstall if the sounds when out | 02:35 |
PlasmaSheep | scunizi: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158949/ those? | 02:36 |
Xero | guys how do i get dvd to play? | 02:36 |
plato-bu | Looce: Guess I haven't spent much time here... However, the release notes don't mention this that I can see | 02:36 |
Xero | i tryed libdvdread3 | 02:36 |
Xero | and this $ sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly-multiverse gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad-multiverse | 02:36 |
Jordan_U | !dvd | Xero | 02:36 |
ubottu | Xero: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 02:36 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: I have better things to do, and you have the burden of proof. | 02:36 |
Xero | so what do i have to do to get dvds to play | 02:36 |
etfb | scunizi: That's a Gnome thing? I'm using KDE (Kubuntu). But I'll give it a try; thanks. | 02:36 |
scunizi | PlasmaSheep: yea.. looks like they are combined now.. didn't use to be | 02:36 |
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PlasmaSheep | scunizi: I'll go and try to fix X then. | 02:36 |
scunizi | etfb: it should work regardless | 02:37 |
scunizi | PlasmaSheep: good luck | 02:37 |
Looce | plato-bu: Apologies, I was actually answering traskbt | 02:37 |
bopferman | I tried playing it back in totem and mplayer that doesnt work either. | 02:37 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: http://dell-mini.archive.canonical.com/ | 02:38 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: I don't NEED burden of proof, jacka$s | 02:38 |
PlasmaSheep | !language | AK_Dave | 02:38 |
ubottu | AK_Dave: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 02:38 |
Bsims{fs} | what do I add to xorg to get ctrl-alt-backspace back | 02:38 |
bopferman | Looce: all these players indicate a similar x window system error, and a BadAlloc with insufficient resources. Any idea what this means? | 02:39 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: Bite. Me. | 02:39 |
plato-bu | Looce: Am I essentially left with a hosed system until the Ubuntu team figures out how to bring the drivers back, then? | 02:39 |
ltgg | just upgraded to 9.04, but my graphics were downgraded; have a laptop with Radeon XPRESS 200M, where are required drivers to get compiz working again? | 02:39 |
scunizi | Bsims{fs}: try it twice in a row .. | 02:39 |
olivier | is there a way to backup my sounds setting so i can reinstall if the sounds when out | 02:39 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: And, hit the canonical.com link I supplied. | 02:39 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: Alright, you win. You don't need to get so worked up about this, however, you seem to have nothing better to do. | 02:39 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: S T F U | 02:39 |
thiebaude | !language | 02:39 |
ubottu | Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 02:39 |
eseven73 | dudes chill | 02:39 |
daftykins | Bsims{fs}, install the package "dontzap" and then run "sudo dontzap --disable" | 02:39 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: please calm down. | 02:39 |
Looce | bopferman: You might be using the buggy Intel driver | 02:39 |
thiebaude | or get banned | 02:39 |
scunizi | Come on guys.. knock it off | 02:39 |
PlasmaSheep | I didn't do anything. | 02:40 |
Looce | plato-bu: Yes. (If I'm answering the right question and person) | 02:40 |
bopferman | Looce: Do you know how to revert and use an older intel driver? | 02:40 |
jdu | m0u5e, I am not sure ubuntu caches dns by default, as it is not running nscd | 02:40 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: Sit down, son. You were wrong from the start. | 02:40 |
m0u5e | jdu: hmm okay thx | 02:40 |
Looce | plato-bu: Though you may be able to back your files up before reinstalling the older version, fresh | 02:40 |
scunizi | AK_Dave: stop baiting him.. | 02:40 |
Looce | !intel | testing | 02:41 |
PlasmaSheep | AK_Dave: You are not my father, and you had severe difficulty providing proof, and you have trouble controlling your temper. | 02:41 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about intel | 02:41 |
Looce | hm. | 02:41 |
Jordan_U | !offtopic PlasmaSheep AK_Dave | 02:41 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 02:41 |
Jordan_U | !offtopic | PlasmaSheep AK_Dave | 02:41 |
ubottu | PlasmaSheep AK_Dave: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 02:41 |
Bsims{fs} | I tried installing it, and ran it as sudo and it doesn't work | 02:41 |
AK_Dave | PlasmaSheep: proof not necessary, but you refuse to listen. There, have your silly irrelevant useless "proof". | 02:41 |
[D] | boa noite! =) | 02:41 |
jdu | m0u5e, If you have nscd running, you can restart that with: sudo /etc/init.d/nscd restart | 02:41 |
traskbt | AK_Dave and PlasmaSheep: please stop. | 02:41 |
plato-bu | Looce: Hmm, so I wouldn't be able to load the kernel from 8.10, and match that with the old video driver? | 02:41 |
meoblast001 | hi | 02:41 |
jdu | m0u5e, and that would flush it. | 02:41 |
AK_Dave | Jordan_U: Ahh, but this IS an Ubuntu support issue. :) | 02:41 |
meoblast001 | how do i skip from hardy to jaunty? and is it safe? | 02:41 |
Bsims{fs} | Ah I have to restart X | 02:41 |
Looce | meoblast001: there's an intermediate upgrade step to Intrepid | 02:42 |
meoblast001 | Looce: but i don't want intrepid | 02:42 |
scunizi | meoblast001: if you want to skip you have to have a seperate /home and just do a fresh install without formatting /home | 02:42 |
VisTasTiC | erase hardy, install jaunty, best way to upgrade. | 02:42 |
eseven73 | cant skip on non LTS | 02:42 |
Jordan_U | meoblast001, It is not supported and probably will fail wondrously if you try :) | 02:42 |
frankS2 | hm, do linux have something equilant to Active Directory? | 02:42 |
olivier | help!!!! is there a way to backup my sounds setting so i can reinstall if the sounds when out | 02:42 |
meoblast001 | scunizi: why... can't it just download the jaunty debs? | 02:42 |
Looce | meoblast001: you'll be able to upgrade to Jaunty immediately within the upgrade. also, read the release notes for BOTH Intrepid and Jaunty before upgrading | 02:42 |
scunizi | meoblast001: nope | 02:43 |
Looce | frankS2: you may want to search for "LDAP server" in Synaptic | 02:43 |
frankS2 | Looce: LDAP is not AD | 02:43 |
meoblast001 | Looce: will the b43 drivers get erased? | 02:43 |
Jordan_U | meoblast001, Look into transitional packages and such issues | 02:43 |
PlasmaSheep | scunizi: Rebooting into recovery mode. | 02:43 |
Looce | frankS2: 1. Linux is not Windows 2. AD may use the LDAP protocol | 02:44 |
eseven73 | No one has the Rocketfish(Best Buy/Broadcom) bluetooth dongle working in Ubuntu? I find that hard to believe | 02:44 |
daftykins | LDAP == Lightweight Directory Access Protocol | 02:44 |
geoaxis | i need to get info on a rouge X window which keeps popping up, who its parents are | 02:44 |
unop | frankS2, https://oss.gonicus.de/labs/gosa | 02:44 |
Looce | plato-bu: I don't think booting from the old kernel will use the old drivers; the modules are loaded from a specific place irregardless of kernel version | 02:44 |
ax57 | Hello all, I am trying to setup a ubuntu laptop for an 11 yr old, is there a app that will block porn sites and other sites that an 11 yr old should not be visiting? | 02:44 |
mib_q3039e3x | anyone know a network packet sniffer? | 02:45 |
frankS2 | mib_q3039e3x: tcpdump | 02:45 |
jdu | meoblast001, it is a little more complicated than simply installing new packages. Skipping has not been supported except for (I think) 6.10 - 8.04 | 02:45 |
unop | frankS2, AD is built upon LDAP (amongst other things) tho | 02:45 |
Looce | mib_q3039e3x: ethereal (now wireshark) | 02:45 |
frankS2 | unop: ok | 02:45 |
meoblast001 | jdu: i'll just find a way to compile gnash | 02:45 |
mib_q3039e3x | ax57: there's always a way to again around it. | 02:45 |
AK_Dave | eseven73: Is this your problem: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/33851 | 02:45 |
mib_q3039e3x | to get around it | 02:45 |
kholerabb1 | how can I bind additional shortcuts that aren't available under "Keyboard Shortcuts".. such as opening the pictures folder? | 02:45 |
plato-bu | Looce: Right, but it seems like I should be able to force apt-get to install the drivers found in the Intrepid repository, and then boot with the old kernel. Or no? | 02:46 |
eseven73 | ax57, just put the computer in a Family room, or other high traffic room | 02:46 |
danbhfive | !shortcuts | kholerabb1 | 02:46 |
ubottu | kholerabb1: Keyboard shortcuts can be set in System -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts. If your multimedia keys don't work with that, try the 'keytouch' package, explained at http://keytouch.sourceforge.net - See !Keyboard for changing layouts | 02:46 |
unop | kholerabb1, i use something called xbindkeys | 02:46 |
ltgg | just upgraded to 9.04, but my graphics were downgraded; have a laptop with Radeon XPRESS 200M, where are required drivers to get compiz working again? anyone? | 02:46 |
olivier | help!!!! is there a way to backup my sounds setting so i can reinstall if the sounds when out | 02:46 |
olivier | help!!!! is there a way to backup my sounds setting so i can reinstall if the sounds when out | 02:46 |
Looce | plato-bu, sure, you could edit your Apt sources.list to include Intrepid and install the driver from there, but be very careful, and disable the Intrepid repository right after so you don't install any other packages | 02:46 |
ax57 | mib_q3039e3x; yeah well i dont think they will find a away around it, they have never used linux and i dont think they want to find a site like that, i just dont want them to accidently click on the wrong thing | 02:46 |
Smerky | Anyone running 9.04 on a Macbook pro? | 02:46 |
eseven73 | AK_Dave, kind of I guess | 02:46 |
billybigrigger | i have deluge and transmission installed, transmission is set to default program of opening torrents, how do i change it to deluge? i can't find it in preferred applications, or in firefox's applications settings | 02:47 |
ax57 | its for my bosses daughter, which lives with her mom not him | 02:47 |
crdlb | ltgg: the only driver available is the radeon driver, which is enough for compiz | 02:47 |
Looce | ax57: "finding" porn sites is mostly from ads on web sites, installing adblock for firefox could reduce that possibility | 02:47 |
ltgg | crdlb: what name in synaptic? | 02:47 |
ax57 | its a very old laptop, and ubuntu runs faster on it then windows, i am trying to put edubuntu on it | 02:47 |
Smerky | Anyone running 9.04 on a Macbook pro? | 02:47 |
crdlb | ltgg: it's installed by default | 02:47 |
todkon | quit | 02:47 |
plato-bu | Looce: Thanks a bunch. I'll give that a shot and see what happens | 02:47 |
crdlb | ltgg: what does 'glxinfo | grep renderer' say? | 02:48 |
AK_Dave | eseven73: Then the reason it doesn't work is obvious. The dongle doesn't have any nonvolatile memory because it was built so cheap, so you have to load its firmware to it every time you apply power or plug it in. | 02:48 |
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danbhfive | ax57: maybe do a search for dan's guardian | 02:48 |
eseven73 | :( | 02:48 |
ax57 | Looce: thanks, I will check out adblock for firefox | 02:48 |
eseven73 | AK_Dave, so why it work in vista? | 02:48 |
ax57 | I allready have noscript on there | 02:48 |
AK_Dave | eseven73: You have the bluetooth equilant of a "windows modem" or a "soft modem" in old parlayance. | 02:48 |
ltgg | think I trashed it with envyNG | 02:48 |
ax57 | danbhfive: I will check it out now thanks | 02:48 |
unop | billybigrigger, you can set deluge to be the default application in firefox's applications tho. | 02:48 |
AK_Dave | eseven73: Why work in Vista? Because you installed a little app in Vista that loads the firmware to it so it can work. | 02:48 |
billybigrigger | unop, no i can't | 02:48 |
PlasmaSheep | scunizi: Nope. | 02:49 |
crdlb | ltgg: sounds likely, but all damage is fixable | 02:49 |
billybigrigger | unop, i can't see any filetypes associated with bitttorrent | 02:49 |
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eseven73 | AK_Dave, yeah that makes sense but, I would think Ubuntu would have a driver by now | 02:49 |
eseven73 | no? | 02:49 |
billybigrigger | unop, and i can't see anywhere to add a .torrent file extension to open with deluge | 02:49 |
ltgg | crdlb: not so easily for a linux noob | 02:49 |
AK_Dave | eseven73: its not a driver problem. | 02:49 |
Smerky | billybigrigger: .torrents are | 02:49 |
billybigrigger | Smerky, i can't see them | 02:49 |
AK_Dave | eseven73: its a firmware problem | 02:49 |
crdlb | ltgg: well, what did that command say? | 02:49 |
eseven73 | oh dang | 02:49 |
daftykins | eseven73, it's not an OS' responsibility to include drivers for everything | 02:49 |
eseven73 | daftykins, of course not | 02:50 |
AK_Dave | eseven73: Its a "you bought cheap hardware" problem. | 02:50 |
Smerky | billybigrigger: Down load one, right click, and go to the prefrences | 02:50 |
eseven73 | cheap? it was $41 at bestbuy | 02:50 |
ltgg | envyNG? cannot remember | 02:50 |
eseven73 | :P | 02:50 |
AK_Dave | eseven73: They ripped you off. | 02:50 |
AK_Dave | eseven73: return it. | 02:50 |
eseven73 | no it works in vista I aint returning it | 02:50 |
Smerky | eseven73: Why would you buy something at bestbuy? :( | 02:50 |
PlasmaSheep | scunizi: do you have any idea what I should do next? | 02:50 |
eseven73 | well my laptop didn't have bluetooth Smerky | 02:51 |
ax57 | why would you buy vista? hehe | 02:51 |
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mib_q3039e3x | why would you buy anything? | 02:51 |
ltgg | just want to get back to where I was at finish of 9.04 upgrade ... compiz worked OK then | 02:51 |
eseven73 | ax57, who said anything about buying it ;) | 02:51 |
unop | billybigrigger, in the applications tab, I see an entry for "GTK-based BitTorrent Class" ... | 02:51 |
Harpoon_ | evolution keeps asking me to unlock the default keyring.. any idea why? | 02:51 |
unomi | Hi, anyone use gforge? | 02:51 |
AK_Dave | eseven73: There is a slim chance that this might work. Slim. | 02:51 |
ax57 | windows 7 if your going that way | 02:51 |
Smerky | eseven73: Sooo? That's no excuse. You could have gotten it from newegg or someplace that doesn't rip you off | 02:51 |
eseven73 | you're* | 02:51 |
crdlb | ltgg: no, 'glxinfo | grep renderer', what does that say? | 02:51 |
mib_q3039e3x | just download it.. | 02:51 |
danbhfive | Harpoon_: to decrypt your password | 02:51 |
mib_q3039e3x | mininova.org | 02:51 |
eseven73 | Smerky, no cc | 02:51 |
alesan | ih is there a program to see .dwg files??? | 02:51 |
PlasmaSheep | Smerky: it's a little too late now | 02:52 |
crdlb | ltgg: and please address your messages to me so that I don't miss them | 02:52 |
billybigrigger | unop, i don't | 02:52 |
ax57 | Windows 7 > Vista | 02:52 |
PlasmaSheep | !piracy | mib_4a6rub | 02:52 |
ubottu | mib_4a6rub: piracy discussion and other questionably legal practices are not welcome in the Ubuntu channels. Please take this discussion elsewhere or abstain from it altogether. This includes linking to pirated software, music and video. Also see !guidelines and !o4o | 02:52 |
PlasmaSheep | !piracy | mib_q3039e3x | 02:52 |
ubottu | mib_q3039e3x: piracy discussion and other questionably legal practices are not welcome in the Ubuntu channels. Please take this discussion elsewhere or abstain from it altogether. This includes linking to pirated software, music and video. Also see !guidelines and !o4o | 02:52 |
unomi | alesan, I believe blender may be able to load them | 02:52 |
AK_Dave | eseven73: Here's my insane idea: install Sun Virtualbox, the PUEL from virtualbox.org, with USB support, and install Vista in a virtual guest. Allow USB access. Install the dongle software in the virtual guest. Plug in dongle. Load firmware. | 02:52 |
mib_q3039e3x | www.porn.com | 02:52 |
mikeshollen | in Ubuntu hardy, how do I check to see how much hard drive space I have used and how much is still available? | 02:52 |
unop | billybigrigger, search for 'torrent' there, maybe yours is called something else ? | 02:52 |
maximumbob | So, why does Ubuntu no longer automatically load my .Xmodmap file? Is that a policy change or a bug? Or do I just have to do one thing? | 02:52 |
ax57 | ouch! PlasmaSheep blew the whistle | 02:52 |
unop | !ot | mib_q3039e3x | 02:52 |
ubottu | mib_q3039e3x: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 02:52 |
mib_q3039e3x | just go to mininova | 02:52 |
PlasmaSheep | ax57: :p | 02:53 |
felixsulla | Guys, what are some laptops that Ubuntu runs really well on without a lot of fuss? | 02:53 |
billybigrigger | unop, i did, nothing | 02:53 |
PlasmaSheep | mib_q3039e3x: seriously, stop | 02:53 |
ltgg | crdlb: bunch of stuff like this: Xlib: extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0". | 02:53 |
ltgg | Xlib: extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0". | 02:53 |
ltgg | Xlib: extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0". | 02:53 |
ltgg | Error: couldn't find RGB GLX visual or fbconfig | 02:53 |
FloodBot2 | ltgg: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 02:53 |
ax57 | I know about that stuff allready dude lol | 02:53 |
ax57 | torrents are pretty old now | 02:53 |
slew | hello, i just installed kubntu 9.04 but i cant get the wireless to work with my atheros in an hp dv5. cant seem to find any solution in forums. | 02:53 |
Smerky | billybigrigger: Did you do what I sugested? | 02:53 |
Amer28 | guys i want to burn ubuntu-9.04-netbook-remix-i386.img how can i do it? i want to burn it on dvd-r and to install the system on the laptop can someone help me please | 02:53 |
* crdlb pats the floodbot | 02:53 |
MK13 | felixsulla: It runs on my Aspire 4520 just fine | 02:53 |
PlasmaSheep | ax57: Yes, everyone does. People know people can be killed, but that doesn't make it ok to do so. | 02:53 |
daftykins | google for "unetbootin" Amer28 | 02:53 |
billybigrigger | Smerky, i downloaded a torrent yes, ff still doesnt show it | 02:54 |
DJvRadio | Whats going on and who is floodbot?? | 02:54 |
jdu | felixsulla, a lot of people use thinkpads here. They need to be > t2? | 02:54 |
mib_q3039e3x | amer28 burn it and reboot it | 02:54 |
crdlb | ltgg: only one of those would have been plenty, since they're all identical ... | 02:54 |
AK_Dave | Amer28: Try this: install the desktop i386 and then sudo apt-get install ubuntu-netbook-remix | 02:54 |
ax57 | PlasmaSheep: I got my copy of ubuntu off of mininova | 02:54 |
eseven73 | AK_Dave, that's a good idea actually, but I really don't like having to use Virtualbox just for one thing, but I suppose there's not much choice, thanks for the info. | 02:54 |
ax57 | not all torrents are illegal | 02:54 |
mib_q3039e3x | you can just download ubuntu from the ubuntu site.. | 02:54 |
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felixsulla | jdu: I have an SL300 but I guess they aren't "real" thinkpads, different architechture | 02:54 |
Smerky | billybigrigger: You have to go to the prefrences and choose which application to open it in. | 02:54 |
PlasmaSheep | ax57: I never said all torrents were illegal. | 02:54 |
billybigrigger | Smerky, i ended up just going and picking /usr/bin/deluge from firefox, but i just found it odd how ubuntu does recognize deluge is installed and give me the option, a new user wouldnt have the smarts to look in /usr/bin for deluge | 02:54 |
maximumbob | I know how to load my .Xmodmap with 'xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap' but Intrepid loaded it automagically the first time... how can I make Jaunty do the same? | 02:54 |
ax57 | yeah, but its slower off the ubuntu site | 02:54 |
trgbeck | nope toshiba satellite A205 | 02:54 |
PlasmaSheep | ax57: I myself downloaded ubuntu from a torrent. | 02:54 |
LjL | !offtopic | 02:55 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 02:55 |
ax57 | plus uses ubuntus bandwidth | 02:55 |
Amer28 | what's netmix-remix anyway new system for laptops? | 02:55 |
AK_Dave | eseven73: It would be a LOT of work to make the dongle work. But presumably, once you get the firmware into it then bluez should use it. | 02:55 |
Looce | I downloaded Jaunty Beta from a torrent as well, but redownloaded the Release and got a CD from shipit | 02:55 |
trgbeck | i order from ubuntu site | 02:55 |
billybigrigger | Smerky, im not saying i don't know how to do it, just ubuntu makes it hard for a new user, which is not cool as deluge is far superior to transmission in my books | 02:55 |
crdlb | ltgg: anyway, make sure that xserver-xorg-video-ati is installed; if it is, put your /var/log/Xorg.0.log on a pastebin | 02:55 |
PlasmaSheep | Amer28: It's optimized for weaker hardware. | 02:55 |
ltgg | crdlb: http://paste.ubuntu.com/158963/ | 02:55 |
daftykins | maximumbob, did you not install with the proper modmap? | 02:55 |
danbhfive | Amer28: its for netbooks. basically laptops with very small screens | 02:55 |
Linuz2009 | someone I need help | 02:55 |
Advance | Since the distro update I can no longer use the viewport switcher on compiz, I don't even know where to start and I know it's not a compiz error.. any help? | 02:55 |
Smerky | billybigrigger: Go try to do the same thing in openBSD and tell me what you think. | 02:55 |
Looce | !any | Linuz2009 | 02:55 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about any | 02:55 |
Looce | !ask | Linuz2009 | 02:56 |
ubottu | Linuz2009: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 02:56 |
mib_q3039e3x | what's ur problem? | 02:56 |
Looce | sorry. :P | 02:56 |
kholerabb1 | sorry if someone already replied to this: how can I bind shortcuts that are not in Keybaord Shortuts? | 02:56 |
PlasmaSheep | Looce beat me to it. :O | 02:56 |
Linuz2009 | my sound card isn't recongnized | 02:56 |
Linuz2009 | by my hardware | 02:56 |
jdu | felixsulla, I don't have any experience with the really new non-t series like SL, but the more modern thinkpads seem to work very well. However, the really old ones don't work that well. | 02:56 |
Amer28 | what's unetbootin anyway | 02:56 |
AK_Dave | Amer28: netbook-remix is i386 with a desktop environment designed for smaller screens. Used to be, pre-Jaunty, UNR was designed for Atom and weaker CPUs. But today, Jaunty UNR is standard i386. | 02:56 |
PlasmaSheep | Linuz2009: what sound card? | 02:56 |
maximumbob | daftykins: "Proper" modmap? My .Xmodmap just remaps the internet 'forward','back' keys to page up and page down... | 02:56 |
billybigrigger | Smerky, last time i checked ubuntu wasn't bsd | 02:56 |
Linuz2009 | a built in sound card intel8x0 | 02:56 |
PlasmaSheep | !netbookremix | Amer28 | 02:56 |
ltgg | crdlb: how do I know if xserver-xorg-video-ati is installed? | 02:56 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about netbookremix | 02:56 |
AK_Dave | Amer28: What netbook do you want this on? | 02:56 |
Looce | kholerabb1: you can click on Add to map a 'name' to a custom command to start whatever you want | 02:56 |
PlasmaSheep | !netbook | Amer28 | 02:56 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about netbook | 02:56 |
maximumbob | daftykins: When I first made it, Intrepid saw it on login and asked if I wanted to import. I said yes and never had to again. Jaunty did that, but forgets on every login and I have to do it in terminal. | 02:56 |
PlasmaSheep | interesting | 02:57 |
Amer28 | sony laptop | 02:57 |
MK13 | !NBR | 02:57 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about NBR | 02:57 |
mib_q3039e3x | maybe you can download the sound driver | 02:57 |
crdlb | ltgg: you can check in synaptic, or with 'apt-cache policy xserver-xorg-video-ati' if you'd prefer | 02:57 |
AK_Dave | Amer28: Sony makes a lot of laptops. What size is the screen? | 02:57 |
daftykins | ok nevermind maximumbob i have no idea what you mean. | 02:57 |
Amer28 | 17'' screen | 02:57 |
mib_q3039e3x | amer28 that's a big screen | 02:57 |
AK_Dave | Amer28: UNR is designed for 9-10" screens. | 02:57 |
maximumbob | daftykins: It's for remapping keys | 02:57 |
Smerky | billybigrigger: I am just saying not to complain. I'd rather ubuntu not to be too easy. It makes it challenging that way and you end up learning from what you stumble across to fix you problem. | 02:57 |
Linuz2009 | typed in lspci -v | less and it doesn't list audio device | 02:57 |
PlasmaSheep | !UNR | 02:57 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about UNR | 02:57 |
Advance | Since the distro update I can no longer use the viewport switcher on compiz, I don't even know where to start and I know it's not a compiz error.. any help? | 02:57 |
Amer28 | oo so should i install regular ubuntu then? | 02:57 |
daftykins | maximumbob, actually you can just add it to your ~/.bashrc so it runs on every login | 02:58 |
PlasmaSheep | Amer28: yes | 02:58 |
jdu | maximumbob, you might also do somewhat of a hack by adding xmodmap commands to some other script like .xsession | 02:58 |
billybigrigger | Smerky, turns off alot of new users though | 02:58 |
Linuz2009 | don't know what to do/ | 02:58 |
mib_q3039e3x | amer28 yes, install the ubuntu 9.04 | 02:58 |
Smerky | billybigrigger: THen they should go use macs | 02:58 |
AK_Dave | Amer28: I suggest just installing regular Jaunty i386, and then if you still want UNR on it then apt-get install ubuntu-netbook-remix onto it. | 02:58 |
billybigrigger | Smerky, i agree with you about not making things too easy, but somethings should just be there you know what i mean? | 02:58 |
Smerky | :P | 02:58 |
Linuz2009 | need help with my sound card not being recongnized | 02:58 |
Amer28 | should i install 9.04 or 8.04 | 02:58 |
kholerabb1 | looc: :D missed that thanks you | 02:58 |
maximumbob | daftykins, jdu: I could... but it just bugs me that it used to do it automagically and I would have to go all hacky now. | 02:58 |
mikeshollen | I think I only have like a 60 or an 80 gb hard drive in my laptop, but my disk usage analyzer is telling me it's a lot bigger, why? | 02:58 |
mib_q3039e3x | 9.04 | 02:58 |
ax57 | Amer28: make sure your ubuntu has all the new updates as well | 02:58 |
Linuz2009 | running jaunty | 02:58 |
thiebaude | Amer28: if it was me i would say 9.04 | 02:58 |
Linuz2009 | any help would be useful | 02:59 |
Amer28 | ok | 02:59 |
Linuz2009 | hello? | 02:59 |
Smerky | billybigrigger: Yes yes, it is true. We should prabably stop this since it's off topic now. :P | 02:59 |
PlasmaSheep | Opengl is slow for me. Please help. | 02:59 |
Amer28 | thanks guys | 02:59 |
billybigrigger | Smerky, hehe telling users to buy a mac is not a good way for ubuntu and linux in general to gain market share :P | 02:59 |
billybigrigger | Smerky, agreed | 02:59 |
ax57 | Linux > Mac | 02:59 |
AK_Dave | billybigrigger: But sometimes its the right answer. :) | 02:59 |
thiebaude | billybigrigger: i agree | 02:59 |
asd | asd | 02:59 |
musikgoat|main | mikeshollen: because its looking at all the mounted devices | 02:59 |
daftykins | with Linux you should get used to things not being all handed to you maximumbob ;) | 02:59 |
Linuz2009 | I want to know how to fix this problem | 02:59 |
Linuz2009 | any body help/ | 02:59 |
Linuz2009 | anybody? | 02:59 |
billybigrigger | AK_Dave, haha point taken | 03:00 |
CodyT07 | hello guys, quick question, what is the image called u see on shutdown and start up? | 03:00 |
Smerky | billybigrigger: Nope. But they are easy, aren't they? Well that's what they say. Also over priced hardware. :P | 03:00 |
Linuz2009 | need help with my sound. | 03:00 |
daftykins | pastebin your "lspci" output so somebody knows what your wireless card is Linuz2009 | 03:00 |
egosintrick | Linuz2009 what | 03:00 |
jdu | CodyT07, splash screen | 03:00 |
billybigrigger | Smerky, couldn't tell ya, i've never touched a mac | 03:00 |
ax57 | Linuz2009: make sure your ubuntu is updated | 03:00 |
daftykins | s/wireless/sound/ | 03:00 |
Linuz2009 | yes it is. | 03:00 |
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maximumbob | daftykins: I've done Gentoo installs - I know. And I'm fine with it. But when you upgrade software and _lose_ some functionality... that's when I get an eye twitch. :p | 03:00 |
H_M-Ubuntu | Linux > UNIX > NT.. Heh | 03:00 |
H_M-Ubuntu | Just adding my two cents. | 03:00 |
CodyT07 | many thanks | 03:00 |
AK_Dave | maximumbob: Did you read the release notes before upgrading? | 03:00 |
daftykins | be interesting to see how a proper fresh install works maximumbob | 03:00 |
ax57 | Linuz2009: is it a nvidia sound card? you can get the newest drivers from there site, instead of useing ubuntus drivers | 03:01 |
maximumbob | daftykins: might do it sometime this summer | 03:01 |
Linuz2009 | no its an intel 8x0 sound card | 03:01 |
maximumbob | AK_Dave: Not everything | 03:01 |
MK13 | linux > unix > typewriter > NT * | 03:01 |
ltgg | crdlb: get this: -bash: /var/log/Xorg.0.log: Permission denied | 03:01 |
CuriosTiger | Does ubuntu have something like rpm-based distro's "yum groupinstall"? E.g. some easy way to get all the xfce packages? | 03:01 |
jdu | CuriosTiger, apt-get | 03:02 |
PlasmaSheep | Opengl is slow for me. Please help. | 03:02 |
crdlb | ltgg: it's not a command, it's just a file, which you can open in a text editor | 03:02 |
egosintrick | System > Preferences > Sound make sure your card is default | 03:02 |
tucker | l | 03:02 |
Linuz2009 | how do I paste bin my info? | 03:02 |
Looce | CuriosTiger: tasksel | 03:02 |
jdu | CuriosTiger, apt-get install xubuntu-desktop | 03:02 |
eseven73 | CuriosTiger, sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop I believe | 03:02 |
Looce | !pb | Linuz2009 | 03:02 |
ubottu | Linuz2009: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) | 03:02 |
Linuz2009 | I got my computer info | 03:02 |
plato-bu | CuriosTiger: install xubuntu-desktop | 03:02 |
tictac232434 | Hey, Does anyone know how to fix the issue with Vmware where it won't load but it appears on the taskbar then dissappears? | 03:02 |
vigo | CuriosTiger: Look at alien | 03:02 |
AK_Dave | maximumbob: I wonder if your problem has something to do with the new version of X in Jaunty. | 03:02 |
PlasmaSheep | Looce: on a roll today :p | 03:02 |
CuriosTiger | jdu: Thanks. And is there a way to see the list of available groups? | 03:02 |
Looce | PlasmaSheep: yeah :p | 03:02 |
unkmar | how do I determine which version of ubuntu I am running? | 03:02 |
daftykins | CuriosTiger, "sudo apt-get install xfce4" | 03:02 |
tritium | unkmar: lsb_release -a | 03:02 |
crdlb | ltgg: also, you can install 'pastebinit' and run 'pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log' which will do it for you | 03:02 |
Looce | PlasmaSheep: I must admit I've read some of the "ubottu tidbit list" | 03:02 |
PlasmaSheep | Looce: and type fast :P | 03:03 |
Looce | ~70 WPM, but that's a bit off-topic now :) | 03:03 |
maximumbob | AK_Dave: I don't think so. The same dialog appeared that showed me "available xmodmap files" and two panes, where I could "activate" an available one and it would go to the "activated" pile... It just doesn't seem to stick. But it doesn't seem like... well... maybe. Meh. | 03:03 |
PlasmaSheep | HEH | 03:03 |
PlasmaSheep | *heh | 03:03 |
maximumbob | I'll just add an entry to "Sessions" for now | 03:03 |
PlasmaSheep | Opengl is slow for me. Please help. | 03:03 |
CodyT07 | anyone else notice the resolution seems higher then normal on gnome 9.04 ubuntu? im at 1440 by 900 but it seems higher | 03:03 |
CuriosTiger | ak_dave: Vmware wasn't very happy with Jaunty | 03:03 |
DIL | in 8.10 should there be a connect to server under places | 03:03 |
jdu | CuriosTiger, It is not so much a group as xubuntu-desktop depends on all the other packages. Common ones are xubuntu-desktop ubuntu-desktop kubuntu-desktop etc. I don't know about a list, google... | 03:03 |
tictac232434 | Curios | 03:04 |
tritium | DIL: yes | 03:04 |
CuriosTiger | of course, there will probably be a vmware-tools update to fix that, but we'll probably have to wait six months for it :P | 03:04 |
AK_Dave | CuriosTiger: I don't know anything about VMware. | 03:04 |
tictac232434 | Does Vmware work with other versions? | 03:04 |
PlasmaSheep | CodyT07: It's impossible for it to actually BE higher, so it's just you/ | 03:04 |
daftykins | which VMware did you try and install CuriosTiger | 03:04 |
CuriosTiger | tictac: Yes. 8.10 is fine now. | 03:04 |
vigo | DIL: Yes, it is there by default. | 03:04 |
maximumbob | Ah "Sessions" has become "Startup Applications" | 03:04 |
tictac232434 | ty | 03:04 |
CodyT07 | nvidia driver reports 1440 by 900 and KDE shows normal. Though the splash screen is super small now | 03:04 |
tictac232434 | I will reinstall then | 03:04 |
tictac232434 | lol | 03:04 |
CuriosTiger | daftykins: Workstation 6.5.2, Fusion 2.0.3 | 03:04 |
DIL | it is on mine | 03:04 |
kinection | hello, i have a radeon hd4850, and i installed the fglrx drivers, right after installing and restarting, i have a problem in that my monitor (which is unfortunatley a LCD that only has vga) cannot display what the card is outputting, is there anything i can do to fix it? | 03:04 |
DIL | it is NOT on mine | 03:04 |
PlasmaSheep | Opengl is slow for me. Please help. | 03:04 |
tritium | !repeat | PlasmaSheep | 03:05 |
ubottu | PlasmaSheep: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience | 03:05 |
akincer | My performance of FPS games (Urban Terror in particular) in 9.04 is abysmal. They are sluggish and it feels like I'm playing over a dial-up connection yet my ping is low. Anyone else see this? | 03:05 |
PlasmaSheep | oops, didn't notice how fast I repeated. | 03:05 |
mib_q3039e3x | kinection, you can switch the screen resolution | 03:05 |
AK_Dave | kinection: You probably need to roll back out of the fglrx, but you may be able to tweak your monitor mode in xorg.conf. Until you can figure out the latter, the former would be accomplished with 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg' | 03:05 |
CuriosTiger | yes | 03:05 |
daftykins | kinection, you can force 'vesa' mode in your xorg.conf to regain a working desktop | 03:06 |
tritium | Looce: what's the story with MsFrizzle? | 03:06 |
akincer | kinection: I'm seeing similar issues. The Display app works sometimes and sometimes not. HD4870 here | 03:06 |
tritium | MsFrizzle: test | 03:06 |
Linuz2009 | OKAY. here's the URL, http://paste.ubuntu.com/158971/ | 03:06 |
Looce | tritium: It would be rather off-topic... | 03:06 |
daftykins | what graphics akincer | 03:06 |
tritium | Looce: bot? | 03:06 |
DIL | vigo, et al OK so if it is not there how can i place connect to server back under places | 03:06 |
Looce | also it has no triggers at all | 03:06 |
kinection | yea, i understand that i can force vesa, i was just wondering about any problems with the hd4850 and the fglrx drivers, but i may just roll back... | 03:06 |
Linuz2009 | please review the infomation | 03:06 |
akincer | ATI HD4870 | 03:06 |
Linuz2009 | for those who responded | 03:07 |
ltgg | crdlb: http://paste.ubuntu.com/158972/ | 03:07 |
Looce | yes, tritium, I'm testing an IRC handler I wrote | 03:07 |
tritium | Looce: please, no unofficial bots here | 03:07 |
akincer | the open source ATI driver works great and the Display app even detects my monitor type. The closed source one -- not som uch | 03:07 |
tritium | Thank you, Looce. | 03:07 |
ltgg | there are also a number of previous versions of this log | 03:07 |
Looce | I'll remove the connection definition in my bot, sorry | 03:07 |
kinection | does the open source one support 3d? | 03:07 |
tritium | Looce: no problem | 03:08 |
crdlb | ltgg: you have the nvidia driver installed :) | 03:08 |
akincer | unfortunately, the open source driver and 3D performance in games don't play well together with the HD4870 | 03:08 |
Linuz2009 | hello? did someone read the paste bin I posted | 03:08 |
Linuz2009 | its http://paste.ubuntu.com/158971/ | 03:08 |
Linuz2009 | I had a sound problem | 03:08 |
tictac232434 | Is there a Ubuntu Jaunty channel? | 03:08 |
akincer | kinection: My experience is the open source ATI driver and the HD series of ATI cards don't work well | 03:08 |
vigo | DIL: Looking up the 'fix' now, | 03:08 |
Linuz2009 | sound not recognized | 03:08 |
akincer | for games that is | 03:08 |
CuriosTiger | and...apt-get install xubuntu-desktop is gonna take a while ;) | 03:09 |
Looce | tictac232434: this is it :) | 03:09 |
crdlb | ltgg: sudo apt-get remove nvidia-glx-173, then log out | 03:09 |
hp2210b | hello all, could somebody recommend a good IRC client for gnome, using ubuntu 9.04 here | 03:09 |
tictac232434 | Oic.. | 03:09 |
CuriosTiger | hp2210b: xchat. | 03:09 |
tictac232434 | So there is no fix for Vmware then on Jaunty yet? | 03:09 |
dewdude | hp2210b, xchat | 03:09 |
tictac232434 | Just making sure before I get rid of Jaunty and downgrade... | 03:09 |
thiebaude | hp2210b: pidgin | 03:09 |
Linuz2009 | hello, did someone read my pastebin? | 03:09 |
CuriosTiger | tictac: No. Or at least, there have been no vmware releases since Jaunty came out | 03:09 |
thiebaude | Linuz2009: i did | 03:09 |
tictac232434 | Ok, ty | 03:09 |
hp2210b | dewdude: thanks, i took a guess and I am already using that. :) | 03:09 |
Linuz2009 | good | 03:09 |
CuriosTiger | tictac: Traditionally, updates to vmare-tools take a few months after a new Ubuntu release. They're a bit slow. | 03:09 |
thiebaude | 1 sec | 03:09 |
akincer | I'm going to have to downgrade back to 8.10 since 9.04 seems to be a total disaster for me | 03:10 |
dewdude | Linuz2009, i'm reading it now | 03:10 |
AK_Dave | tictac232434: Virtualbox works well and you can convert a vmware image to a vdi easily. Probably doesn't help you though. | 03:10 |
jander99 | Hello. I have a support issue with a Dell 1720 laptop and Jaunty. | 03:10 |
CuriosTiger | I generally end up compromising and running an LTS release in my virtual machines for that reason | 03:10 |
dewdude | but you ever consider that maybe your sound hardware isn't supported? | 03:10 |
hp2210b | how do you view a list of who is on the channel with this? | 03:10 |
DIL | vigo, i see that someone reported as a bug in Feb 2008 | 03:10 |
tictac232434 | Is Virtual box similar? | 03:10 |
AK_Dave | akincer: ubuntuforums has some help for your card, I believe. | 03:10 |
hp2210b | vbox rocks | 03:10 |
tictac232434 | Does VB had the same Capabilities? | 03:10 |
dewdude | Ctrl-F7 | 03:10 |
jander99 | Who's having the vmware problem? I use vmware alot on Jaunty. | 03:10 |
CuriosTiger | VirtualBox did not work well for me, but your mileage may vary | 03:10 |
dewdude | that opens the User Menu | 03:10 |
tictac232434 | I am | 03:10 |
akincer | hmmm, I'll have to check, but I fear my issues aren't singular to my graphics card | 03:10 |
hp2210b | wait.. i am talking sun's vmBox | 03:10 |
thiebaude | Linuz2009: im not sure, but it dont seem right | 03:10 |
CuriosTiger | it's free, so it doesn't cost anything to try it out and see if it works for you | 03:10 |
daftykins | jander99, i'm thinking of installing workstation soon and CuriosTiger had problems | 03:10 |
crdlb | hp2210b: you're not using xchat, you're using xchat-gnome | 03:10 |
Linuz2009 | yes it doesn't | 03:11 |
tictac232434 | dewdude I am having the problem | 03:11 |
tictac232434 | with Vmware | 03:11 |
dewdude | tictac232434, what? | 03:11 |
musikgoat|main | whats a suggested gtk video/audio transcoder? | 03:11 |
hp2210b | oh.. | 03:11 |
* DrAnthraX is away: morpheus calling | 03:11 |
MK13 | what 5s the best way to program for windows (C++, mainly console) on linux? | 03:11 |
crdlb | hp2210b: which is xchat with a different user interface (you can see the users list only by clicking on the "N Users" button) | 03:11 |
tictac232434 | You said you can get Vmware to work on Jaunty? | 03:11 |
AK_Dave | akincer: Some people are rolling back to the Intrepid drivers and having luck. Some people are rolling up to 2.6.30 kernel from Karmic and using the xserver for that kernel. | 03:11 |
eseven73 | !away > DrAnthraX | 03:11 |
ubottu | DrAnthraX, please see my private message | 03:11 |
dewdude | nope. | 03:11 |
dewdude | i never said that | 03:11 |
Looce | musikgoat|main: I don't know about GTK, but I use ffmpeg myself | 03:11 |
vigo | DIL: Yes, I found a Gnome repair, are you using Gnome? | 03:11 |
ltgg | crdlb: result: Package nvidia-glx-173 is not installed, so not removed | 03:11 |
jander99 | daftykins, I dist-upgraded from intrepid but have had no issues with vmware 6.5.0. vmware tools for windows installs just fine. I do have some audio issues but its related to pulseaudio and flash not giving up control of the sound card, so /dev/dsp can't be attached to the vm. | 03:12 |
tictac232434 | Jander | 03:12 |
tictac232434 | I am sorry it was jander | 03:12 |
jlgshk | #ubuntu-es | 03:12 |
musikgoat|main | thanks Looce | 03:12 |
DIL | vigo, yes | 03:12 |
akincer | I don't know how to roll back drivers. I'll have to google | 03:12 |
tictac232434 | that said he knows how to use Vmware on Jaunty | 03:12 |
jander99 | tictac232434, I upgraded, not fresh installed | 03:12 |
tictac232434 | oic | 03:12 |
daftykins | interesting jander99 , i may install in a little while. | 03:12 |
tictac232434 | Thats it? | 03:12 |
crdlb | ltgg: argh, any idea how you installed the nvidia driver? | 03:12 |
vigo | DIL: Looks like re-install or upgrade of Gnome replaces it,,,, | 03:12 |
toed | hi, i have ubuntu 8.04 but i can't figure out how to upgrade to 9.04 -- there's no thing in the update manager | 03:12 |
eseven73 | you cant skip | 03:12 |
jander99 | I need to install it on my laptop, lemme do that right now, and I'll let you know what I find. | 03:12 |
tictac232434 | kk, ty | 03:12 |
toed | eseven73: how do i upgrade to the middle one then | 03:13 |
eseven73 | you can only skip LTS to LTS I belive | 03:13 |
toed | so what do i do? | 03:13 |
crdlb | toed: you'd need to to to System > Admin > Software Properties and tell it that you're ok with non-LTS releases first | 03:13 |
crdlb | then the update manager will offer it | 03:13 |
eseven73 | !upgrade > toed | 03:13 |
ubottu | toed, please see my private message | 03:13 |
AK_Dave | toed: your update-manager may have the LTS-only box checked. | 03:13 |
fleixius | How do I remove a MDADM device array? | 03:13 |
tictac232434 | What Jander did you install Vmware before or after? | 03:13 |
PlasmaSheep | Opengl is slow for me. Please help. | 03:14 |
vigo | DIL: It is integrated with the NM , let me find the Update or whatever for Gnome command. | 03:14 |
hp2210c | thanks guys i think i amusing the right one now... | 03:14 |
hp2210c | i have the user list on the right | 03:14 |
ltgg | crdlb: worked fine under 8.10; after upgrade openGL very slow or not working: tried EnvyNG to repair ... got errors | 03:14 |
akincer | would using the catalyst driver on ubuntu be better? | 03:14 |
DIL | vigo, appreciate it | 03:14 |
toed | that was a lot less painful than expected, thanks everyone | 03:14 |
vigo | DIL: here is one offsiite answer, still looking for 'official' ,,,>http://lwn.net/Articles/169130/ | 03:15 |
psychic | does swap store stuff like a cahce?????? | 03:15 |
crdlb | ltgg: I guess you could just sudo apt-get --reinstall install xserver-xorg-core libgl1-mesa-glx | 03:15 |
crdlb | ltgg: that should overwite the nvidia installer's changes | 03:15 |
hp2210c | upgraded to 9.04 the other day, desktop effects can not be enabled now, any suggestions? | 03:15 |
hemanth | hiding desktop from gconf-editor , disables right click on desktop | 03:16 |
crdlb | hemanth: that is by design | 03:16 |
dewdude | hp2210c: intel controller? | 03:16 |
hemanth | hp2210c: lspci | grep VGA , paste the o/p | 03:16 |
Looce | psychic: swap holds allocated memory that has not been used by its owning program for a while, so it's not really a cache | 03:16 |
hp2210c | dewdude: yes, it is | 03:16 |
hemanth | crdlb: an hack to get right click ? | 03:16 |
psychic | can i empty it?? | 03:17 |
psychic | looce | 03:17 |
dewdude | hp2210c, apparently the drivers are borked | 03:17 |
ltgg | crdlb: will try ATI catalyst ... doing install now | 03:17 |
jander99 | tictac, just installed on fresh install of 9.04, won't run. Investigating. Give me a moment. | 03:17 |
dewdude | my dell desktop won't enable desktop effects | 03:17 |
crdlb | ltgg: no | 03:17 |
daning | what's the maximize shortcuts in kubuntu? | 03:17 |
crdlb | ltgg: that will not work | 03:17 |
dewdude | my friend's pc with an intel graphics controller won't either...and he says it's related to drivers | 03:17 |
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Looce | psychic: sure, if you have enough free RAM to hold the contents of your swap. and run this in a terminal: sudo swapoff -a && sudo swapon -a | 03:17 |
gralco | my sound playback has worked until I stated using jaunty | 03:17 |
zetheroo1 | where are the Human icons located? | 03:17 |
Guest46828 | 大家好! | 03:18 |
freemind | hey mates, after upgrading to jaunty, my java is broken. I cant run any java applet or start a .jar file.. in Browser(firefox) a white box is shown, where the applet should load and in the shell, I get this error when trying to run a .jar file: \n Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (11.3-b02 mixed mode linux-amd64) \n # Problematic frame: \n # C [libc.so.6+0x3158f] catgets+0x1f | 03:18 |
Looce | zetheroo1: /usr/share/icons | 03:18 |
Guest46828 | 怎么都用英文呀 | 03:18 |
dewdude | Guest46828: uhh..english? | 03:18 |
hemanth | hp2210c: me on GeForce2 MX/MX 400 , had same issue now its working | 03:18 |
Looce | !chinese | guest46828 | 03:18 |
ubottu | guest46828: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 03:18 |
eseven73 | !cn | Guest46828 | 03:18 |
ubottu | Guest46828: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 03:18 |
daning | what's the maximize and minimize shortcuts in kubuntu? | 03:18 |
Looce | hehe | 03:18 |
freemind | any ideas? I already tried to reinstall sun-java6-* stuff | 03:18 |
pcfreak30 | can anyone help me out. xmacro wont record, and the output is blank | 03:18 |
Guest46828 | 有中文的吗 | 03:18 |
Major | ok | 03:18 |
hemanth | hp2210c: I think it is a "conflict situation", because I just run `gconftool-2 --set --type=bool /apps/metacity/general/compositing_manager false` and `compiz --replace` worked! | 03:19 |
psychic | looce i type that hold thing "on and off" in all in the same session? | 03:19 |
freemind | hey guest, is this chinese? | 03:19 |
daning | Guest46828: go to #ubuntu-cn | 03:19 |
jander99 | tictac, looks as though vmware installer did not build the kernel modules for the app. | 03:19 |
Guest46828 | 你们都是哪的 | 03:19 |
Looce | psychic: uh, in the same line in your terminal yes | 03:19 |
jdu | psychic, you adjust /proc/sys/vm/swappiness to adjust the priority of swapping. | 03:19 |
hp2210c | hemanth, i am going to paste that in a shell and hope for the best | 03:19 |
manpoole | is fvwm crystal faster than lxde? | 03:19 |
crdlb | ltgg: the only thing you need to do is reinstall those packages with apt-get and restart X | 03:19 |
eseven73 | Guest46828, type /join #ubuntu-cn | 03:19 |
jdu | psychic, it is probably a better option than disabling swap, which you want to have. | 03:19 |
dewdude | ok, side issue someone might know... i replaced Firefox with SeaMonkey....now when i right click in a URL in XChat, the Open URL doesn't open....any way to change that so it does? | 03:20 |
psychic | this is spinning me out my hard drive just keeps truning and turing | 03:20 |
Sparkie | Ok i'm wanting to get a live cd of ubuntu. Ok well i downloaded the desktop ubuntu version, i have a .iso and a .iso.part | 03:20 |
freemind | eseven73, is it chinese what he types? | 03:20 |
Sparkie | what do i burn to a disk? | 03:20 |
Looce | freemind: it looks like it | 03:20 |
unomi | iso.part sounds like an incomplete download | 03:20 |
eseven73 | freemind, it looks like it to me | 03:20 |
Sparkie | oh | 03:20 |
unomi | check the .iso | 03:20 |
psychic | jdu how do i do that | 03:20 |
psychic | ? | 03:20 |
zetheroo1 | Looce: thanks | 03:21 |
jander99 | Those having issues with VMWare on Jaunty please msg me. | 03:21 |
pcfreak30 | this is the output from xmacrorec2. http://pcfreak.pastebin.com/d6b52666f | 03:21 |
psychic | looce what do i type to renable swap | 03:21 |
psychic | ? | 03:21 |
Vlet | I have a Gutsy install that I would like to upgrade, but all the gutsy sources seem to be 404... is there something I can do aside from fresh installing? | 03:21 |
corinth | Has anyone noticed lagging in Firefox in Jaunty? | 03:21 |
Looce | psychic: the swapon part of the command re-enabled it | 03:21 |
gabriel_ | Hi everyone | 03:21 |
pcfreak30 | i think swap on | 03:21 |
zetheroo1 | does Jaunty not use PNG files for icons anymore? | 03:21 |
pcfreak30 | or sap-on | 03:21 |
ltgg | crdlb: you were right ... " no ATI graphics driver installed or working " | 03:21 |
Looce | pcfreak30: swapon -a | 03:21 |
pcfreak30 | swap-on | 03:21 |
rigoleto | hola a todos | 03:21 |
zetheroo1 | seems like its only accepting SVG files | 03:21 |
Looce | !es | rigoleto | 03:21 |
ubottu | rigoleto: En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. | 03:21 |
brodie | is it possible to do a minimal ubuntu installation from the live cd? without any desktop environment, just the bare essentials | 03:22 |
akincer | corinth: I do | 03:22 |
rigoleto | ok | 03:22 |
pcfreak30 | k. i didnt ask the swap q. | 03:22 |
jdu | psychic, swappiness propably requires a tutorial, perhaps http://kerneltrap.org/node/3000 to start. | 03:22 |
pcfreak30 | fwi | 03:22 |
freemind | hey mates, after upgrading to jaunty, my java is broken. I cant run any java applet or start a .jar file.. in Browser(firefox) a white box is shown, where the applet should load and in the shell, I get this error when trying to run a .jar file: \n Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (11.3-b02 mixed mode linux-amd64) \n # Problematic frame: \n # C [libc.so.6+0x3158f] catgets+0x1f ... any ideas? | 03:22 |
gabriel_ | I have Ubuntu 8.10 and I would like to know if it is worth it to upgrade to Ubuntu 9.04 | 03:22 |
Looce | pcfreak30: it was for your information :) I know you didn't | 03:22 |
akincer | gabriel: Seems to be a crapshoot | 03:22 |
zetheroo1 | gabriel_: I defintely think so | 03:22 |
pcfreak30 | so does anyone have a clue on why xmacro is being mean to me... | 03:22 |
akincer | I'm leaning to no | 03:22 |
zetheroo1 | gabriel_: I find it a better release than Intrepid | 03:23 |
jdu | gabriel_, might depend on how customized your 8.10 is. | 03:23 |
zetheroo1 | akincer: any particular reasons why not? | 03:23 |
ltgg | crdlb: if I do: sudo apt-get --reinstall install xserver-xorg-core libgl1-mesa-glx .... could I lose my graphics altogether ? | 03:23 |
gabriel_ | I have with the Mac4lin theme | 03:23 |
unomi | ive got no sound, and have to replugin my usb devices on every reboot :p | 03:23 |
unomi | but im on 8.10 | 03:23 |
crdlb | ltgg: not likely, as you're not removing anything | 03:23 |
gabriel_ | Wireless works ok with my 8.10 install | 03:23 |
cdw32 | Hello, does anyone know anything about the update manager and software sources? | 03:23 |
psychic | looce i know i have swap but it says that that directory doesn't work in terminal when i typ sudo swapoff -a && sudo swapon -a | 03:23 |
vigo | DIL: Almost looks like a install gnome is needed to replace that, but I am certain there is an easier way, still looking, | 03:24 |
zetheroo1 | gabriel_: true what jdu said .... themes should not be a problem though | 03:24 |
CodyT07 | anyone know the simpliest way to change a splash screen in ubuntu? All the guides i see are out of date.. | 03:24 |
meoblast001 | wtf | 03:24 |
crdlb | ltgg: or put another way: I've given that command hundreds of times, and that's never happened :) | 03:24 |
losher | gabriel_: 9.04 is noticeably less stable that 8.10. Unless there's something specific you need from 9.04, I would wait a couple of releases.... | 03:24 |
meoblast001 | i just installed flashplugin-nonfree and restarted firefox and flash isn't comming up | 03:24 |
DIL | vigo, ty | 03:24 |
yowshi | grrr people in #bash aere asleep ahnyone jhere avilable to help me with a scripting problem? | 03:24 |
gabriel_ | ok thanks | 03:24 |
drfreema | is fglrx going to be available for 904 soon? | 03:24 |
akincer | zetheroo1: Because things are broken that shouldn't be. On my laptop, my screen resolution is jacked and it wasn't in 8.10. That's with an Intel graphics card. My desktop now has sluggish performance on Firefox and Urban Terror -- both of which account for the vast majority of my PC usage. | 03:24 |
akincer | so no, it isn't worth it for me | 03:24 |
zetheroo1 | losher: less stable? not here | 03:24 |
jdu | yowshi, perhaps. | 03:24 |
ltgg | crdlb: will give it a try | 03:25 |
jander99 | VMWare problem solved. msg me for details please. | 03:25 |
cdw32 | i need some assistance installing 9.04 | 03:25 |
MaT-dg | how do I get this screen wit sharing settings? http://library.gnome.org/misc/release-notes/2.26/figures/rnusers.gnome-user-share.png.en_GB | 03:25 |
cchapman | lookin at 9.04 is it as stable as 8.10? | 03:25 |
eseven73 | jander99, just post a HOWTO on the forums :P | 03:25 |
yowshi | jdu http://dpaste.com/38211/ this script refuses to repeat the entire sequence | 03:25 |
eseven73 | easier | 03:25 |
zetheroo1 | akincer: sorry about that ... however Jaunty is working here on a desktop, 2 laptops and a netbook ... all very well | 03:25 |
jander99 | eseven, good idea. | 03:25 |
eseven73 | hehe | 03:25 |
felixsulla | jander99: what VM problem? | 03:26 |
maxcollins | probably seen this one a few times. can't get flash to work on 9.04 | 03:26 |
losher | zetheroo1: I've been seeing the casualties for 2 days now: no sound, no flash, corrupted partitions, corrupted filesystems, etc. It's a dot-0 release, despite its name | 03:26 |
Guest60616 | ack i have an emergency. | 03:26 |
usser | nack | 03:26 |
dewdude | i got flash working on 9.04 with seamonkey | 03:26 |
zetheroo1 | losher: on what spectrum of machines? | 03:26 |
dewdude | i also did new installs | 03:26 |
Guest60616 | i have a new install and i ran out of disk space on root. | 03:26 |
Guest60616 | ACK!! | 03:27 |
Guest60616 | cant save anything to the drive. | 03:27 |
akincer | zetheroo1: Well that's great for you. Not so great for me. Oh, I almost forgot -- my sound doesn't work on my laptop when it boots. I have to kill pulseaudio for it to work. That is _insane_ that I have to do that. Pulse Audio needs to be fixed or ditched. Period. The end. | 03:27 |
Guest60616 | HELP!!! | 03:27 |
zetheroo1 | losher: non of those were issues for me and my 4 machines | 03:27 |
vigo | DIL: I think this one explains it well: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1062823&highlight=update+gnome | 03:27 |
michalski-bj | help---> ew, how do I get the system log back? I dont like the new log viewer | 03:27 |
Guest60616 | how can i correct this? | 03:27 |
zetheroo1 | akincer: that really sucks ... | 03:27 |
jdu | yowshi, do you get any particular errors? where does it stop? | 03:27 |
eseven73 | first few weeks of any release is a bit rough sailing, 8.10 was like that too | 03:27 |
cdw32 | i cant get jaunty to dl | 03:27 |
Looce | Guest60616: clear all the files in /tmp, run apt-get clean, probably some more things I'm not thinking of to clear unnecessary files | 03:28 |
losher | zetheroo1: I haven't tracked them, you could check the #ubuntu archives, when I say I've been seeing them, I meant on here... | 03:28 |
cdw32 | its not coming up in the update manager to install and it keeps saying that my repositories are not valid | 03:28 |
cdw32 | i dont kno what to do | 03:28 |
cchapman | lookin at 9.04 is it as stable as 8.10? | 03:28 |
corinth | akincer: Have you figured out a fix yet? | 03:28 |
ltgg | crdlb: no apparent harm done .... but still not working | 03:28 |
Looce | cchapman: to me it is, even if there is a performance regression on the Intel driver | 03:28 |
losher | zetheroo1: my own 9.04 was usable but I had to work on it... | 03:28 |
zetheroo1 | losher: ahhh I see ... but thats very typical ... I mean they will be rolling out fixes within the week ... | 03:28 |
Guest60616 | i think add/remove programs is doing it, it is jammed. | 03:28 |
unomi | ubuntu should be adopting the rule of 'its done when its done' | 03:28 |
akincer | corinth: No. I'm about a minute away from wiping my system and putting 8.10 back on. Sadly I don't have time to figure out all the stupid things that I shouldn't have to figure out. | 03:28 |
Guest60616 | how can i force it closed? | 03:29 |
crdlb | ltgg: you need to log out before it'll work | 03:29 |
jdu | unomi, then use debian | 03:29 |
losher | zetheroo1: hence my general advice. i.e. if you can afford to wait, do so.... | 03:29 |
zetheroo1 | losher: I am running Jaunty on 2 laptops (Thinkpad + HP) 1 netbook and 1 desktop.... working all around | 03:29 |
Looce | Guest60616: press the X, wait 10 seconds, click Force Quit | 03:29 |
unomi | jdu, seriously considering going back to freebsd | 03:29 |
ieatnoobs | Where is xorg.conf? | 03:29 |
cchapman | Looce: grr thats what my laptop has is intel video/wireless/procoessor | 03:29 |
darthanubis | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/virtualbox-ose/+bug/347487 | 03:29 |
michalski-bj | how do I get the old log viewer back? | 03:29 |
dto | hi. i get slight screen flickers during screen updates. it's slight but significant enough to be a problem. | 03:29 |
akincer | ieatnoobs: /etc/X11 | 03:29 |
drfreema | ieatnoobs: /etc/X11/ | 03:29 |
ieatnoobs | thanks | 03:29 |
Looce | Guest60616: or add an applet called "Force Quit" to your top panel, and then click it then the Add/Remove Programs | 03:29 |
cdw32 | Is there an Tech Support number i can call? | 03:29 |
zetheroo1 | losher: for me Intrepid was a useless release .... I guess its different for ev eryone | 03:29 |
ltgg | crdlb: OK back soon | 03:29 |
losher | zetheroo1: I don't mean to be argumentative. Not everyone has been so lucky. | 03:30 |
dto | this flickering is happening on ubuntu 9.40 on an Acer Extensa 4420 laptop | 03:30 |
cwillu | losher, the .04 is not referring to anything remotely like '1.0, 1.1, 1.2'. It's just the month of the year | 03:30 |
Looce | +1 cwillu | 03:30 |
jdu | unomi, I like freebsd, but the ports and the packages often seem to be outdated. | 03:30 |
akincer | I have two different systems and 9.04 has been a failure on both | 03:30 |
Guest60616 | AAACK!! things are locdking up. | 03:30 |
yowshi | jdu http://dpaste.com/38202/ this was the script before one of the people in #bash "fixed it up" for me no i dont get errors it just repeats what i am supposing is the last command determined by the if satement. | 03:30 |
Guest60616 | i need to reboot. | 03:30 |
cdw32 | anyone? | 03:30 |
unomi | jdu, thats true | 03:30 |
zetheroo1 | akincer: what are your two machines? | 03:30 |
Looce | cdw32: http://www.ubuntu.com/support/paid | 03:30 |
akincer | cdw32: You can buy support on it if you want to. Check out www.canonical.com | 03:30 |
drfreema | cdw32: ur in the tech support, here | 03:30 |
losher | zetheroo1: In general, I don't recommend an upgrade for no reason. There's nearly always some fallout... | 03:31 |
meoblast001 | why is ubuntu wasting my whole weekend? | 03:31 |
meoblast001 | why? | 03:31 |
cornwall | dto: are you using compiz? | 03:31 |
frank_ | has anyone got the kodak esp 3 printer to work? | 03:31 |
dto | cornwall: i turned off the fancy effects, is that what you mean? | 03:31 |
cdw32 | i have no idea how to use this system | 03:31 |
zetheroo1 | losher: for sure .. but see for my systems the upgrade was an improvement as I no longer have kernel panics | 03:31 |
dto | cornwall: is there a place i can turn compiz off fully? | 03:31 |
hipitihop | I have a Dell Studio XPS laptop upgraded from 8.110 to 9.04 yesterday. I have so far had Ubuntu totally lockup 2 times. Can someone help me diagnose this ? | 03:31 |
yowshi | jdu: i just tried swapping around the commands and it is just repeating the last command determined by the if statement | 03:31 |
akincer | zetheroo1: On is a Dell E5500 Laptop and the other is a Dell Precision 380 workstation | 03:31 |
zetheroo1 | losher: so its a case by case thing | 03:31 |
ericP | anyone have any idea why under ubuntu, ctrl-g in emacs invokes the panic-inducing pcspkr sound? | 03:31 |
drfreema | cdw32: just ask ur question, someone will try to answer | 03:31 |
losher | cwillu: agreed. It's name 9.04, but its a .0 release | 03:31 |
jander99 | Fix VMWare in Jaunty: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1139250 | 03:31 |
losher | zetheroo1: Interesting. Personally, I've found 8.04 to be rock solid.... | 03:32 |
cornwall | dto: well, I had flickering problems as well, and going under the GENERAL preferences and deselecting "unredirect fullscreen windows" fixed it for me | 03:32 |
Linuz2009 | how to update kernel? | 03:32 |
zetheroo1 | akincer: hmmm ... Dell is supposed to be pretty savy with Ubuntu ... although some of them use downright headache hardware ... even for Windows | 03:32 |
cwillu | dto, disabling effects turns off compiz completely | 03:32 |
dto | cornwall: where is the menu you're talking of? | 03:32 |
vigo | cdw32: It is a learning curve, forget EVERYTHING you thought you knew and look at the forums and official documentation from Canonical. | 03:32 |
GasAnthem | I am having trouble with a sed command, trying to remove a phrase beginning with "<script", containing "unescape", and ending in "script>" | 03:32 |
gabriel_ | For me Ubuntu 8.10 work pretty fine, way better than 8.04 | 03:32 |
flanders | I created a file in /usr/share/applications called gcstar.desktop, and then I did update-desktop-database | 03:32 |
zetheroo1 | losher: oh yes ... 8.04 is awesome | 03:32 |
cornwall | System>Compiz Settings manager | 03:32 |
dto | cornwall: where can i select "unredirect" | 03:32 |
flanders | However, I don't see the mew menu shortcut in my GNOME menu. | 03:33 |
flanders | *new | 03:33 |
cdw32 | i tried to upgrade to jaunty and now my update manager is all messed up | 03:33 |
akincer | zetheroo1: I'm certain that at a minimum, the broadcom ethernet chipset is giving me some issues, but that doesn't account for everything | 03:33 |
GasAnthem | I tried sed -i 's/<script.*unescape.*script>/ /g', but it didn't work, I think it might be an asterisks problem. Can someone help me with this? | 03:33 |
zetheroo1 | losher: i still run it on my main work computer (Thinkpad) | 03:33 |
Looce | Linuz2009: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade | 03:33 |
jander99 | Does anyone have a Dell Inspiron 1720 (or 1530) laptop and running Jaunty? | 03:33 |
Yondering | is there a way to switch destops using the mouse wheel on the desktop without using compiz? | 03:33 |
flanders | Name=GCstar and Categories=Office;Desktop; | 03:33 |
Linuz2009 | thanks looce. | 03:33 |
GasAnthem | Linuz2009, also sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | 03:33 |
Looce | Linuz2009: look for "linux-headers-generic" being in the update packages list, then type Y | 03:33 |
losher | zetheroo1: So I tell beginners, use 8.04, and everyone else that 9.04 is 'at your own risk' currently | 03:33 |
cdw32 | my update manager wont even work it says that the repositories failed | 03:33 |
dto | cornwall: i don't seem to have System > Compiz Settings Manager | 03:33 |
zetheroo1 | akincer: honestly I stay away from Dell like the plague ... :-/ | 03:33 |
dto | that, and firefox will not start | 03:33 |
zetheroo1 | losher: thats sound advise | 03:33 |
Oo_2D_oO | Hi, I am using 9.04 on a AMD 64 w/ ATI Radeon, but I have the i386 version installed. I am using compiz as well, but I never had to install the ATI restricted drivers, and it says no proprietary drivers needed...? | 03:34 |
jdu | yowshi, what types of values does gcbotexplore return | 03:34 |
cornwall | you probably don't have the package installed | 03:34 |
akincer | zetheroo1: You aren't telling me anything I don't know. There is inertia where I don't have the money to buy anything else at the moment | 03:34 |
cwillu | dto, it's not installed by default | 03:34 |
zetheroo1 | losher: I think however that Intrepid is just as risky | 03:34 |
cornwall | dto: go to Add/remove and search for "compiz", then install CompizConfig Settings Manger | 03:34 |
Vlet | Where can I find a gutsy mirror? | 03:34 |
eseven73 | jander99, that was very nice of you, nice post :D | 03:34 |
GasAnthem | Can anyone help with my sed issue I posted? It has me confused 0_o | 03:34 |
MK13 | dto: try typeing "ccsm" in the terminal | 03:34 |
cwillu | Oo_2D_oO, that's right | 03:34 |
vigo | !backup | 03:34 |
ubottu | There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning | 03:34 |
drfreema | Vlet: bittorrent | 03:34 |
cdw32 | the the ubuntu website isnt helping | 03:34 |
yowshi | jdu: thay are xmacro scripts save copies something off a section of a screen and saves it in gcbotsvtxt explore is mouse moves as is plunder | 03:34 |
luis_ | hey ppl, i just installed ubuntu and im trying to apply a gtk2 theme but it doesnt work properly... what could it be?? | 03:34 |
Oo_2D_oO | cwillu-- why is that right? | 03:34 |
Vlet | drfreema: for package updates? | 03:34 |
vigo | losher: That is my main line. | 03:34 |
losher | zetheroo1: I;ve mainly seen people complain that sound stopped working for them in 8.10. There are about a 100 web pages on it... | 03:35 |
cwillu | vigo, http://jwz.livejournal.com/801607.html :p | 03:35 |
Advance | Since the distro update I can no longer use the viewport switcher on compiz, I don't even know where to start and I know it's not a compiz error.. any help? | 03:35 |
PoetOfShadows | luis_: theme engine not installed | 03:35 |
akincer | I'm putting 8.10 back on immediately and will carve out a small space for 9.04. I'll check back in every now and then to see if any updates fix my issues. Otherwise, I'll pray 9.10 fixes it. | 03:35 |
PoetOfShadows | luis_: could be one thing | 03:35 |
zetheroo1 | akincer: I understand ... however I would rather by a slightly lower specked Thinkpad than a Dell any day .... but truth be told ... can you not use Ndiswrapper for your broadcom wifi? | 03:35 |
yowshi | jdu: explore and plunder are just as easily replaced by echo tests | 03:35 |
drfreema | Vlet: sudo apt-get update | 03:35 |
eseven73 | sbackup is nice whoever was asking about it, once installed you'll see it under System > Admin > Simple Backup | 03:35 |
voss | akincer, what was your issue? | 03:35 |
cdw32 | its only making it worse | 03:35 |
akincer | zetheroo1: This is ethernet no wifi broadcom | 03:35 |
hipitihop | is anyone else experiencing random freezes on 9.04 ? | 03:35 |
cwillu | Oo_2D_oO, because your card is supported by the open source driver | 03:35 |
zetheroo1 | losher: you should look up the kernel panics in 8.10 ... that was horror | 03:35 |
cwillu | hipitihop, ext4? | 03:35 |
Vlet | drfreema: yeah well all the gutsy mirrors are gone. See http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/ | 03:36 |
vigo | cwillu: Thank you | 03:36 |
voss | hipiti, do you have an atheros wifi chipset | 03:36 |
Advance | Since the distro update I can no longer use the viewport switcher on compiz, I don't even know where to start and I know it's not a compiz error.. any help? | 03:36 |
luis_ | PoetOfShadows: do you know what packed is that? i installed everything related :P | 03:36 |
jdu | yowshi, so if I understand quickly, you want it to break out of the inner loop? and do the whole thing over gain? At the moment, that will never happen, on what condition do you want it to happen? | 03:36 |
hipitihop | cwillu: I don't bellieve so, I upgraded from 8.10 | 03:36 |
zetheroo1 | akincer ... I see ... so 9.04 is not picking up the ethernet? | 03:36 |
cwillu | hipitihop, what video card? | 03:36 |
losher | zetheroo1: You said they're improved in 9.04? You're the 1st person I've seen on here to mention it... | 03:36 |
PoetOfShadows | luis_: are there instructions that came with the theme? | 03:36 |
cdw32 | i cant download 9.04 | 03:36 |
akincer | voss: Firefox performance sucks for lack of a better word. Urban Terror (my favorite FPS) plays like crap. Sound on my laptop doesn't work on boot--I have to kill Pulse Audio to make it work. The Display app doesn't work on my desktop well at all. That's all I've discovered in 24 hours. | 03:36 |
zetheroo1 | losher: ha ... well I suppose so ... | 03:36 |
GasAnthem | Is there a better way than sed to remove a phrase from a large ammount of html files? | 03:37 |
yowshi | jdu: always thats why i used a while [ 1 ] statement | 03:37 |
hipitihop | cwillu: ATI ... the catalyst toolset seems to be installed | 03:37 |
Oo_2D_oO | oh..IC... thanks! The reason I ask is I am trying to run boxee and it shows a black screen then closes and there forum says make sure the ATI driver is installed, so... just checking I guess X___X? | 03:37 |
drfreema | Vlet: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/gutsy/ | 03:37 |
zetheroo1 | losher: so what is happening at canonical? why all the screw ups? | 03:37 |
voss | akincer, wow | 03:37 |
ericG | \ | 03:37 |
Vlet | drfreema: thanks!! | 03:37 |
yowshi | jdu: i dont want the entire loop broken unless i manually break it | 03:37 |
cwillu | hipitihop, k, sorry, I can't speak to ati freezes, keep asking around :( | 03:37 |
luis_ | PoetOfShadows: not really.. i put the themes in the correct folder... they appear in gtk-theme-switch2 list | 03:37 |
ryknow | Hey guys. Anyone having issues burning audio cd's with Jaunty? | 03:37 |
drfreema | Vlet: mp | 03:37 |
hipitihop | voss: not sure, is there an easy test | 03:37 |
eseven73 | akincer, ouch! well wait a few weeks for all the bugs to get worked out :D | 03:37 |
MK13 | akince: Firefox w/ flash and urbanTerror work fine for me (Jaunty 64 bit) | 03:37 |
jander99 | Dell Inpiron 1720, Multimedia Keys not working in Totem. Anyone? Please msg me. | 03:37 |
PoetOfShadows | luis_: yes, but they sometimes require engines to run properly | 03:37 |
Kengine | I am trying to set private ip in my Ubuntu box, I went to network edit connection and did IPV4 manual setting and setup my ip and netmask, and pressed ok, what to do now to see if its working ? I pinged and it doesnt work | 03:37 |
voss | hipiti check which network driver you are using | 03:38 |
yowshi | jdu: the question is why wont it loop and how do i fix it | 03:38 |
Advance | Since the distro update I can no longer use the viewport switcher on compiz, I don't even know where to start and I know it's not a compiz error.. any help? | 03:38 |
PoetOfShadows | luis_: is there a readme or something? | 03:38 |
akincer | eseven73: I'm throwing in the towel for now. I'll check back in few months. I don't have time to wait. | 03:38 |
cornwall | dto: any progress? | 03:38 |
Oo_2D_oO | Thanks! | 03:38 |
eseven73 | :( | 03:38 |
luis_ | PoetOfShadows: ill take a look.. 1 of them had no readme file or anything like that... maybe the other :X | 03:38 |
losher | zetheroo1: People who've been through a few releases commented last night that 9.04 wasn't as troublesome as previous releases. I think any time you release to a schedule, whether the code is ready or not, the quality is gonna vary.... | 03:38 |
dto | cornwall: ok i've got the ccsm installed... | 03:38 |
PoetOfShadows | luis_: quite possible. I know it's happened to me a few times | 03:38 |
losher | zetheroo1: a *fixed* schedule, I should say... | 03:38 |
jander99 | losher, got that right, remember Edgy? | 03:38 |
jdu | yowshi, I know. Will do that. try putting $( ) around them. | 03:39 |
eseven73 | 8.10 was way more troublesome in the first few weeks, than Jaunty ever will be | 03:39 |
ryknow | Anyone able to burn audio cd's with Jaunty? | 03:39 |
cornwall | System>CCSM>General Options, Unredirect Fullscreen.... | 03:39 |
hipitihop | voss: is there a cli command for that ? | 03:39 |
frank_ | anyone know anything about kodak esp 3 on ubuntu 9.04 | 03:39 |
yowshi | jdu: putting $() around what? | 03:39 |
losher | jander99: I don't think so. I think I was running fedora in those days, till it got unstable.... | 03:39 |
zetheroo1 | losher: I think that we are having more issues reported somewhat due to Ubuntu becoming more and more popular and therefore there being so many more "testers" | 03:39 |
cornwall | dto: System>CCSM>General Options, Unredirect Fullscreen.... | 03:39 |
zetheroo1 | losher: hmmm .... that could also be a factor ... | 03:39 |
dto | cornwall: did it. | 03:39 |
cornwall | dto: any good? | 03:40 |
jdu | yowshi, oh, sorry about the "I know..." don't know where that came from. Around the explore and plunder . | 03:40 |
lvs | has anyone had trouble installing or getting to work the nvidia drivers for jaunty? (x86_64 here also) i can't get the 3d to work | 03:40 |
deeemac | having some issues with resuming from suspend on ubuntu 9.04, its suspending just fine, but get a blank screen on resume | 03:40 |
dto | cornwall: do i have to click anything special to "apply" these changes? | 03:40 |
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Advance | Since the distro update I can no longer use the viewport switcher on compiz, I don't even know where to start and I know it's not a compiz error.. any help? | 03:40 |
cornwall | dto: it fixed my problem completely. And no, you don't | 03:40 |
dto | cornwall: do i need to restart gnome | 03:40 |
jander99 | losher, Edgy sucked, everything broke pretty much. Right after Dapper and its long release cycle they tried to run alot of new stuff into edgy in less than 6 months. Fiesty fixed alot of it. | 03:40 |
dto | it seems to have helpe | 03:40 |
dto | helped | 03:40 |
zetheroo1 | I thought Nvidia was solved in Jaunty ... ha | 03:40 |
losher | zetheroo1: could be, but the product is getting any smaller and simpler. A new filesystem, new kde, etc. The newer it is, the more bugs it will have... | 03:40 |
cornwall | dto: it should be immediate. | 03:40 |
voss | losher, especially not if you have good linux proven hardware. When it comes to wifi for instance, ill use a proven atheros chipset. | 03:40 |
cdw32 | im so confused | 03:40 |
meoblast001 | what program would i need to rip DVD's that i made? | 03:40 |
meoblast001 | they would be legal DVD's because they would just be personal videos | 03:40 |
cornwall | dto: I had fullscreen flash issues, and basically any fullscreen thing (like a movie) would have horrid flickering. It's all gone now | 03:41 |
zetheroo1 | losher: oh I don't use KDE | 03:41 |
jdu | yowshi, $( ) around the commands will their output act like a variable to be stored in the other variables. | 03:41 |
voss | zetheroo, nvidia works great for me in 9.04 thats not to say there arent bugs | 03:41 |
zetheroo1 | losher: I mean I like it and all ... but its never ever worked for me as well as Gnome | 03:41 |
drfreema | meoblst001: i use dvd::rip or acidrip | 03:41 |
lvs | voss what kind of card and monitor you have? | 03:41 |
xxxxxx | how to slove the grub Error17 | 03:41 |
Advance | Since the distro update I can no longer use the viewport switcher on compiz, I don't even know where to start and I know it's not a compiz error.. any help? | 03:41 |
trgbeck | gnome user here kde issue problems | 03:41 |
luis_ | PoetOfShadows: no readme :P | 03:41 |
zetheroo1 | voss: ok | 03:41 |
cornwall | dto: This setting apparently makes all fullscreen go through compiz or something, so performance may decrease, but, really, I've been playing a playstation emulator fullscreen all day with no problem | 03:41 |
losher | zetheroo1: nor me, but there's more code than ever to maintain -> lower quality, or higher cost... | 03:41 |
voss | lvs, 9800 GT, asus 1980x1050 monitor | 03:41 |
cornwall | dto: so I can't report any decrease personally | 03:41 |
PoetOfShadows | luis_: do you remember where you got it? | 03:41 |
luis_ | PoetOfShadows: there is a metacity folder and a gtk2.0 folder... with no readme inside | 03:41 |
lvs | voss: is that widescreen? | 03:42 |
dto | cornwall: that feature was already turned on for me | 03:42 |
PoetOfShadows | luis_: do you remember where you got it? | 03:42 |
yowshi | jdu: i see and how will this change anything? | 03:42 |
losher | zetheroo1: the old joke: fast, high quality, cheap: pick any *two*.... | 03:42 |
cornwall | dto: yeah, you're supposed to turn it off | 03:42 |
luis_ | PoetOfShadows: yes... gnome-look in the gtk2.0 theme section | 03:42 |
ltgg | crdlb: still there? | 03:42 |
voss | lvs, imagine a widescreen monitor now make it wider ;-) Its true hd dimensions 16x9 | 03:42 |
dto | cornwall: ok. but compiz is still on? | 03:42 |
Kengine | I am trying to set private ip in my Ubuntu box, I went to network edit connection and did IPV4 manual setting and setup my ip and netmask, and pressed ok, what to do now to see if its working ? I pinged and it doesnt work | 03:42 |
cornwall | dto: yes | 03:42 |
dto | i still get some flickering in emacs | 03:42 |
PoetOfShadows | luis_: go back and see if there is anything indicating anything there | 03:42 |
lvs | voss: cool. mind if i send you a message? | 03:42 |
voss | lvs ok | 03:42 |
cornwall | dto: hm... | 03:42 |
luis_ | PoetOfShadows: well none of the themes work properly... maybe its something more general :X | 03:43 |
hipitihop | voss: btw, I'm currently using ethernet cable to my router, although I can see my wireless AP so wifi is obviously on | 03:43 |
PoetOfShadows | luis_: have you tried logging out and then back in? | 03:43 |
luis_ | PoetOfShadows: yes... twice | 03:43 |
dto | cornwall: i'm going to try fluxbox | 03:43 |
luis_ | PoetOfShadows: do i need to restart or just relog in X? | 03:43 |
dto | cornwall: brb | 03:43 |
PoetOfShadows | luis_: try restarting X, and then if that doesn't work, then I dunno what to tell you. I usually don't use gnome, but when I do, that's what my problem usually is (damn theme engines) | 03:44 |
Joeseph | When I start the Update Manager, it informs me that I am in the middle of a partial install. When I click on it, it brings me up to the prompt that tells me how much I have to download. After I say "Start Upgrade" It reads 'cache' and then dissolves into a flames. (heheh..... Compiz...) Any ideas on why I can't get any farther than reading the cache in my partial upgrade? | 03:44 |
crdlb | ltgg: yes | 03:45 |
yowshi | jdu: ok what that does is is break the for loop. it gives errors on line 19 and 21 and then just executes what ever command is after the done > | 03:45 |
yowshi | jdu: err done < | 03:45 |
PoetOfShadows | Joeseph: did you try using the terminal to update/upgrade? | 03:45 |
Joeseph | PoetOfShadows: I have not tried that yet. What command do I use? | 03:45 |
jdu | yowshi, otherwise, gcbotstdin and out are storing them as a string. That is not what you want, right. I have to go, sorry I haven't helped. Either add a break statement to the inner loop, or make sure gcbotexplore eventually returns something false. | 03:46 |
Advance | Since the distro update I can no longer use the viewport switcher on compiz, I don't even know where to start and I know it's not a compiz error.. any help? | 03:46 |
cornwall | I have a question myself: does anyone have compiz scroll desktops when you are on a certain part of a window and using the mouse wheel? | 03:46 |
PoetOfShadows | Joeseph: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | 03:46 |
PoetOfShadows | Joeseph: that pretty much covers everything | 03:46 |
trgbeck | try reinstall compiz I had problems with this seem to be working since update | 03:46 |
DIL | vigo, ty | 03:46 |
ltgg | crdlb: I am royally f*****d. when I logged out my screen froze, had to cold boot , and now I have NO graphics!!! now what? | 03:46 |
Joeseph | PoetOfShadows: Alright. I'll try it. Thanks. | 03:46 |
PoetOfShadows | Joeseph: not problem, I'm here to help if you need more | 03:46 |
vigo | DIL: That one make sense or help? | 03:47 |
phirestalker | how do I get just the day of the week on the command line | 03:47 |
Joeseph | PoetOfShadows: It seems to be doing more than it has in the past... that's good. | 03:47 |
Anthrax704 | Hey all I need help with nvidia drivers :( | 03:47 |
PoetOfShadows | Joeseph: yeah, generally a good sign | 03:47 |
PoetOfShadows | !ask | Anthrax704 | 03:47 |
ubottu | Anthrax704: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 03:48 |
Armorial | i have the libmad installed | 03:48 |
Armorial | but when i try to compile vlc | 03:48 |
four2zero | anyone know of reall good tutorial on seting up ubuntu to a windows network? | 03:48 |
PoetOfShadows | four2zero: what do you mean by that? | 03:48 |
Anthrax704 | I just installed the 180.xx nvidia drivers and it asked me to restart, now ubuntu is not loading | 03:48 |
Armorial | Could not find libmad on your system: you may get it from http://www.underbit.com/products/mad/. Alternatively you can use --disable-mad to disable the mad plugin. | 03:49 |
Armorial | why? | 03:49 |
four2zero | connect windows and ubuntu for filesharing? | 03:49 |
PoetOfShadows | four2zero: do you mean to get it a presence in the network and such? | 03:49 |
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four2zero | Yes. | 03:49 |
Adremelech|Lapto | Anthrax704, did you do nvidia-xconfig? | 03:49 |
Fencefry | Anyone help me with tremulous crashing problem? | 03:49 |
PoetOfShadows | four2zero: probably googling samba + ubuntu would be good | 03:49 |
ltgg | crdlb: XFIX in recovery menu does nothing ... just boots to a garbled screen | 03:49 |
PoetOfShadows | four2zero: samba is your best bet | 03:49 |
hemanth | Armorial: did you try installing some plugin , or did you try reinstalling vlc | 03:49 |
losher | phirestalker: do you mean something like date "+%a" ? | 03:49 |
Anthrax704 | I used the Hardware Drivers and used the recommended one, 180.xx | 03:50 |
Shinu | lol.... | 03:50 |
phirestalker | ^$^%& I forgot the friggin plus stupid man file #$& | 03:50 |
Shinu | lol.... | 03:50 |
four2zero | i have samba installed already but it will now allow me connect to MYHOME network? | 03:50 |
Shinu | lol.... | 03:50 |
hemanth | !lol > Shinu | 03:50 |
ubottu | Shinu, please see my private message | 03:50 |
Shinu | lol.... | 03:50 |
losher | phirestalker: was that a yes? | 03:50 |
Shinu | sorry | 03:50 |
Shinu | lol.... | 03:50 |
Shinu | script went amuck | 03:50 |
Armorial | im just compiling the vlc | 03:50 |
phirestalker | losher: lol, yes thx | 03:51 |
luis_ | PoetOfShadows: hey i found out something... when i try to change to any downloaded theme using gtk-chtheme, terminal shows the following message: /usr/share/themes/Shiftie_Black/gtk-2.0/gtkrc:1719: error: unexpected character `{', expected character `=' | 03:51 |
losher | phirestalker: :-) | 03:51 |
hemanth | !VLC > Armorial | 03:51 |
ubottu | Armorial, please see my private message | 03:51 |
PoetOfShadows | luis_: try fixing that, and see where it gets you | 03:51 |
Armorial | !codecs | 03:51 |
ubottu | For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 03:51 |
crdlb | ltgg: well, that's odd, you might try a "sudo apt-get --reinstall libgl1-mesa-dri xserver-xorg-video-radeon" in the recovery console | 03:51 |
dto | cornwall: there is no flickering when running in Fluxbox | 03:51 |
dto | cornwall: which is what i plan to use, methinks | 03:51 |
cornwall | dto: well, glad you found a solution | 03:52 |
Looce | !lol > Looce | 03:52 |
ubottu | Looce, please see my private message | 03:52 |
dto | cornwall: i've always had issues with any compositing on this desktop | 03:52 |
cornwall | dto: Nvidia? | 03:52 |
thiebaude | dto: fluxbox is good and i use icewm | 03:52 |
dto | cornwall: i don't know | 03:52 |
PoetOfShadows | thiebaude: try PekWM | 03:52 |
losher | !lol | 03:52 |
MaT-dg | is gnome media player the same as totem? | 03:52 |
ubottu | Please don't use "LOL" and "OMG" and so forth on a regular basis. This is IRC, not IM, and using those lines on their own is not required, and it is rather annoying to the rest of the people in the channel; thanks. | 03:52 |
thiebaude | ok, thanks | 03:52 |
hemanth | Armorial: so you need to enable multiverse | 03:52 |
PoetOfShadows | thiebaude: better than either of those | 03:52 |
maxcollins | any quick fixes for the flash problem in firefox on 9.04? | 03:52 |
Looce | gotta love the | and > operators ubottu has | 03:53 |
PoetOfShadows | maxcollins: what flash problem? | 03:53 |
cornwall | maxcollins: What flash problem are you talking about? | 03:53 |
thiebaude | PoetOfShadows: is it in synaptic? | 03:53 |
blackmamba | is there a motorola phone tools for ubuntu? | 03:53 |
hemanth | MaT-dg: no | 03:53 |
PoetOfShadows | thiebaude: yeah, but that ones old | 03:53 |
maxcollins | PoetOfShadows: flash doesn't work | 03:53 |
maxcollins | period | 03:53 |
PoetOfShadows | thiebaude: there is a good tutorial on the forum about it | 03:53 |
cornwall | maxcollins: is it not detected? | 03:53 |
PoetOfShadows | PoetOfShadows: how so? | 03:53 |
thiebaude | PoetOfShadows: ok, i'll try that | 03:53 |
Looce | maxcollins: I'm on a YouTube video at this very moment, I did apt-get install flashplugin-installer | 03:54 |
maxcollins | cornwall: it's installed, just won't play videos | 03:54 |
PoetOfShadows | thiebaude: it's really is a great WM, loved it | 03:54 |
MaT-dg | hemanth: ok, what is 'gnome media player' then? Is it installed in jaunty? | 03:54 |
PoetOfShadows | *love | 03:54 |
thiebaude | kewl | 03:54 |
blackmamba | is there a motorol phone tools for ubuntu??? | 03:54 |
cornwall | maxcollins: So you are actually looking at the flash box, not a message saying "you need to install flash"? | 03:54 |
hemanth | MaT-dg : Mplayer for gnome , no it is not installed by default | 03:54 |
Kengine | I am using NetworkConnections to add a private ip to my Ubuntu | 03:54 |
PoetOfShadows | blackmamba: have you tried looking in synaptic or google? | 03:54 |
four2zero | I see the WIndows Network in the Places > Network folder > click on Windows Network > then MyHOME. will not allow access? | 03:54 |
frank_ | anyone know anything about kodak esp 3 on ubuntu 9.04 | 03:54 |
blackmamba | yea but nothing useful | 03:55 |
acp_ | hi need advice, is it ok if I join in one hardware a ltsp + samba? my specs is 2G of ram 2 sata drive raid 1 + LVM cp cpu is an amd athlon 64 x2 dual 4600 | 03:55 |
maxcollins | cornwall: exactly, just a big 'play' button, that doesn't do anything | 03:55 |
Kengine | I am using NetworkConnections to add a private ip to my Ubuntu, I set manual IPV4 and then add the IP and subnetmask, but when I ping that address it doesnt work, whats wrong | 03:55 |
freemind | acp_, what is ltsp? | 03:55 |
cornwall | maxcollins: I think you installed swfdec instead of Flash | 03:56 |
freemind | Kengine, check the settings in console with ifconfig | 03:56 |
cornwall | maxcollins: swfdec is just as usable as Gnash (aka, not at all) | 03:56 |
acp_ | freemind: Linux terminal | 03:56 |
dto | thiebaude: any tips for using ubuntu with an alternative window manager? | 03:56 |
dto | thiebaude: is there a good way to get a menu of those nice system config tools | 03:56 |
MK13 | Kengine: how are you setting it? | 03:56 |
maxcollins | cornwall: gotcha, thank you | 03:57 |
acp_ | freemind: I have a internetshop that is running ltsp | 03:57 |
cornwall | maxcollins: no problem | 03:57 |
thiebaude | dto: i dont know | 03:57 |
freemind | acp_, thanks for info =) | 03:57 |
Anthrax704 | Adremelech|Lapto: I used the Hardware Drivers application after I installed the Nvidia 180.xx Xorg config thing | 03:57 |
thiebaude | dto: what cool about the wm's i use, any program in ubuntu i can use in the wm | 03:57 |
Kengine | MK13: I am using the NetworkConnections GUI, then going to IPV4Settings - > method:manual and then address 192.168.3.2 and Netmask 255.255.255.0 and the pressing ok | 03:57 |
ltgg | crdlb: get " invalid operation reinstall" | 03:58 |
dewdude | acp: it would really depend on if 2g is going to be enough for the ltsp itself | 03:58 |
Kengine | MK13: the connection in Network Connection is called Auto eth0, its the only connection there | 03:58 |
dewdude | samba doesn't appear to be that hard on resources | 03:58 |
Adremelech|Lapto | Anthrax704, try nvidia-xconfig | 03:58 |
hemanth | Looce: flashplugin-installer is already the newest version. but no flash sites are working | 03:58 |
Adremelech|Lapto | then restart X | 03:58 |
crdlb | ltgg: sorry, I mistypesd, it's 'sudo apt-get --reinstall install <package names>' | 03:59 |
PoetOfShadows | anybody else hate how many flash plugins there are? | 03:59 |
Kengine | freemind: doing fconfig shows no change | 03:59 |
freemind | + | 03:59 |
Anthrax704 | Adremelech|Lapto: How can I get to do that, ubuntu is just stuck on Starting up... after the boot loader | 03:59 |
phillip | How do i move the close button from the right to the left? | 03:59 |
Kengine | freemind, also tried to ping that address, no response | 03:59 |
PoetOfShadows | phillip: GNOME? | 03:59 |
Anthrax704 | Adremelech|Lapto: I'm on my desktop on windows, Ubuntu is on my laptop | 03:59 |
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Looce | hemanth: You may have to remove and install it again, because its files may have been clobbered without Apt knowing | 03:59 |
trish | knows anyone why ther is no package candidate for libxcb-xlib0 package in jaunty?? i really need it! | 03:59 |
freemind | Kengine, ifconfig is just for the proof that all data is assinged to the card | 03:59 |
hemanth | Looce: sudo apt-get --reinstall install ...will do ? | 04:00 |
Adremelech|Lapto | Anthrax704, did you try fail safe boot option? | 04:00 |
Looce | hemanth: It might | 04:00 |
Kengine | freemind: how do I set the private address then | 04:00 |
Anthrax704 | Adremelech|Lapto: Not yet i'll give that a go thanks | 04:00 |
hemanth | Looce: ok | 04:00 |
Kengine | I can do it easily in CentOS using NetworkManager | 04:00 |
Adremelech|Lapto | Anthrax704, what laptop do you have btw?\ | 04:00 |
MK13 | Kengine: does your Network monitor show you as connected? | 04:00 |
Kengine | MK13 yes | 04:01 |
freemind | Kengine, for example: ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.2 netmask 255.255.255.0 | 04:01 |
Anthrax704 | Adremelech|Lapto: MSI GX600 | 04:01 |
NightHawk887 | I had a mac theme for a while and just removed it. I need to know how to move the close buttons and whatnot to the left side of the window | 04:01 |
Adremelech|Lapto | nvm then | 04:01 |
FloridaGuy | for the U.S whats the best mirror | 04:01 |
MK13 | NightHawk887: press alt+f2 and type gconf-editor | 04:02 |
PoetOfShadows | FloridaGuy: depends on where you live | 04:02 |
NightHawk887 | thanks | 04:02 |
juan | anyone got a moment to assist me with adding a source to my source list | 04:02 |
juan | I am getting the following error | 04:02 |
juan | GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY | 04:03 |
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trish | knows anyone why ther is no package candidate for libxcb-xlib0 package in jaunty?? i really need it! i cant run any graphics app | 04:04 |
freemind | juan, on ppa.launcpad.net should be a instruction on howto setup the key | 04:04 |
daveWM_ | anybody got experience using the dd command ? | 04:04 |
freemind | daveWM_, yep | 04:04 |
jbmigel | daveWM_ I read the man page and even ran it once. | 04:04 |
freemind | jbjonesjr, thats a good answer :D | 04:04 |
jbmigel | heh | 04:05 |
freemind | err jbmigel | 04:05 |
daveWM_ | i'm trying to take a bootable disk image.iso and write it to a usb flash drive sdb , i know there's alot of different methods on google for doing such things, but i was wondering if/how it can be done with dd | 04:05 |
NightHawk887 | my connection went out | 04:05 |
crdlb | trish: you don't need that anymore; if something is asking for it, it's not an official ubuntu package | 04:05 |
juan | freemind, I checked http://ppa.launchpad.net can't find info | 04:05 |
FloridaGuy | PoetOfShadows: not really depends on the mirrors speed....when i was useing mandriva ...the mirrors i used was in the neverlasnds..... surfnet.nl and nluug.nl.....always got about 2mbps...ubuntu dont have those 2 mirrors | 04:05 |
freemind | how to fix this VLC issue with non-embedded video? | 04:05 |
daveWM_ | i tried doing if=image.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=2k | 04:06 |
Anthrax704 | Adremelech|Lapto: Alright I ran the recovery mode and fixed the graphics problem, boots up nice now. What was it that you asked me to do? | 04:06 |
NightHawk887 | I have gconfig-editor opened up, but don't know where to go to change the close button to the left side of the window | 04:06 |
freemind | juan, http://209.85.129.132/search?q=cache:jB_v3uRfVxMJ:https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA+ppa+launchpad+gpg+key&cd=1&hl=de&ct=clnk&gl=de&client=firefox-a | 04:06 |
daveWM_ | didnt work that way | 04:06 |
cornwall | freemind: do you mean the two windows instead of one? | 04:06 |
PoetOfShadows | FloridaGuy: it does matter to an extent. But if you can find the best mirror for yourself, that'll do… The close ones tend to work faster though | 04:06 |
Adremelech|Lapto | Anthrax704, nvidia-xconfig | 04:06 |
freemind | cornwall, exactly | 04:06 |
trish | crdlb: oh i will check that thx | 04:06 |
Anthrax704 | Adremelech|Lapto: alright thank you | 04:06 |
ltgg | crdlb: reinstalled those 2 packages, retried xfix, then to normal boot .... booted to garbage screen and computer lockup again. HELP11 .. tht is my production laptop ... am taling now on other machine. | 04:06 |
Kengine | freemind: thanks man, it worked, although it got me booted from internet | 04:06 |
cornwall | freemind: VLC has reported it as a "known bug" that is fixed in VLC 1.0 | 04:07 |
cornwall | freemind: so it seems like you need to wait for updates or something (I dunno if it's out yet) | 04:07 |
freemind | Kengine, no problem! Just figure out how it works, I cant tell you - got the same problems first :% | 04:07 |
FloridaGuy | PoetOfShadows: well whats close to florida | 04:07 |
freemind | Kengine, I mean this applet, better proof via console | 04:07 |
freemind | cornwall, oki thanks :) | 04:08 |
crdlb | ltgg: I have no idea what you could've done to it to cause this :/ however, if you edit your /etc/X11/xorg.conf, you should be able to set the driver to vesa | 04:08 |
PoetOfShadows | FloridaGuy: most of them are named after their locations, so you could find one somewhere close. I'm in CT, so MIT works well for me | 04:08 |
unkmar | 8.04 hardy - broadcom BCM4306 or bcm43xx - How to install? | 04:08 |
jbmigel | daveWM_ why didnt it work | 04:08 |
daveWM_ | wouldnt boot | 04:08 |
ieatnoobs | Is there a way to skip the password prompt to connect to my network on logon? | 04:08 |
Anthrax704 | Adremelech|Lapto: Ran that and got: VALIDATION ERROR: Data incomplete in /ect/X11/xorg.conf | 04:09 |
okn | How do I remove folders from my Places tab? | 04:09 |
TopBunny88 | ieatnoobs: Not that is known at this point | 04:09 |
MK13 | onk: edit ur ~./gtk-bookmarks | 04:09 |
cornwall | okn: open up a folder, and on the left panel, right click on the folder you want to remove and click "remove" | 04:09 |
jbmigel | daveWM_ do you think maybe its your image? | 04:09 |
freemind | ieatnoobs, you mean samba login? | 04:10 |
freemind | ieatnoobs, or ssh? | 04:10 |
daveWM_ | the image seems fine, i burned it to cd works fine | 04:10 |
okn | cornwall, it won't let me | 04:10 |
ltgg | crdlb: how the heck do i edit that file from a console? I am a Linux newbie. | 04:10 |
ieatnoobs | freemind: No, to my wireless network for interwebs | 04:10 |
daveWM_ | its UDF file system in it | 04:10 |
crdlb | ltgg: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 04:10 |
daveWM_ | windows 7 iso | 04:10 |
okn | cornwall, the option to do so is greyed out | 04:10 |
usser | ieatnoobs, right click network applet->edit connections, edit the connection and put check mark available to all users in the lower left corner | 04:10 |
ieatnoobs | freemind: It needs a password to use my password for my WEP network. | 04:10 |
voss | http://www.linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43 unkmar look at this | 04:10 |
freemind | ah this global security thingy | 04:10 |
cornwall | okn: oh, do you mean objects like "CD-ROM Drive" and the like? If so, I don't know myself.... | 04:10 |
freemind | dunno how to turn that off, sorry | 04:10 |
freemind | I just know you can set "only ask one time at login and remember" | 04:11 |
okn | cornwall, No i meant like desktop folder or documents | 04:11 |
crdlb | ltgg: put a Driver "vesa" line in Section "Device" and press ctrl+O to save | 04:11 |
daveWM_ | although the iso itself isnt important, i'd just like to know a more practical way of doing this type of thing, cause i'm always messing with different things, and i'm tired of burning disks | 04:11 |
daveWM_ | heh | 04:11 |
freemind | good night buddies | 04:11 |
TopBunny88 | usser: I would suggest that you use wpa+psk for a wif connection security | 04:11 |
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usser | TopBunny88, yes, thats what i use | 04:12 |
jbmigel | daveWM_ well it sounds like youre on the right track... you of course told your bios to boot from usb | 04:12 |
cornwall | okn: interesting. try what MK13 suggested and edit your gtk-bookmarks | 04:12 |
Adremelech|Lapto | Anthrax704, thats fine as long as it created a new one | 04:12 |
daveWM_ | yeah | 04:12 |
barqers | Guys, is it possible to setup mouse shortcuts? as in browser back buttons | 04:12 |
daveWM_ | i dunno, maybe something just glitched, i'll try it again | 04:12 |
Adremelech|Lapto | Anthrax704, did you run it as root? | 04:12 |
Kengine | freemind, I am trying to run mpirun, both computers can ping each other but when I do mpirun it shows errors mpirun --hostfile hostfile -np 4 ./a.out | 04:12 |
Kengine | ssh: connect to host 192.168.3.2 port 22: Connection refused | 04:12 |
TopBunny88 | !wepkey | usser | 04:12 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about wepkey | 04:12 |
ieatnoobs | freemind: I have that | 04:12 |
cornwall | okn: did you also try bookmarks>edit bookmarks from that random folder window? | 04:12 |
TopBunny88 | !wep | usser | 04:12 |
ubottu | usser: WEP is totally insecure, don't use it, the full Wireless Documentation for Ubuntu can be found at: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 04:12 |
* usser sighs | 04:12 |
FloridaGuy | gees takes alot longer to install 300 package updates then it did to download them.... | 04:13 |
Anthrax704 | Adremelech|Lapto: I belive so yes, how could I make sure tho? | 04:13 |
TopBunny88 | !wpa | usser | 04:13 |
ubottu | usser: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 04:13 |
ieatnoobs | Okay, need some help. Have an NVIDIA 7150M. When I start compiz, I get a black screen. What do I do? | 04:13 |
* usser sighs again | 04:13 |
daveWM_ | all the methods on the web utilize several different tools and i was just looking for a simpler solution, it'd be nice if one command could take care of that type of thing | 04:13 |
daveWM_ | heh | 04:13 |
Anthrax704 | Adremelech|Lapto: sudo nvidia-xconfig? | 04:13 |
mase_work | wep is crackable in under 60 seconds on an in use connection | 04:13 |
usser | mase_work, well not 60, 5-10 minutes i'd say | 04:13 |
daveWM_ | sometimes it doesnt take that long to crack it on a connection that's not in use | 04:14 |
voss | Eh, I just turn off my ssid, the hackers cant hack what they cant see :) | 04:14 |
daveWM_ | heh | 04:14 |
Adremelech|Lapto | Anthrax704, yes | 04:14 |
tritium | usser: enough sighing, please. It's just spamming the channel | 04:14 |
DShepherd | are the servers still being punished by upgrades? | 04:14 |
mase_work | usser: no its 60. Part of my job is security audits | 04:14 |
dewdude | oh, if you disable ssid broadcast, we can see 'em...we can euventually get on 'em | 04:14 |
usser | tritium, relax will you | 04:14 |
hp2210b | hi all, did some stuff to get 2.6.30-rc2 kernel, i believe i have it, how do i get grub to provide it in a list at start up? | 04:14 |
ltgg | crdlb: put " vesa" in place of "configured video device" ?? | 04:14 |
juan | how do I add a gnp key to my keyring | 04:14 |
daveWM_ | on my home network... i cracked it without any connections using false auth, and it happened to work in like a min | 04:14 |
tritium | usser: enough | 04:14 |
daveWM_ | although sometimes it might take hours... its one of those funky things | 04:14 |
ieatnoobs | Okay, need some help. Have an NVIDIA 7150M. When I start compiz, I get a black screen. What do I do? | 04:14 |
jbmigel | daveWM_ you could also maybe use something like QEMU and mount your images in there without reformatting all the time? | 04:14 |
mase_work | usser: if its in use, a busy connection and you have the correct wireless gear to insert specific packets , you can usually do it in under 60 seconds | 04:14 |
jebblue | DShepherd: upgraded my wife's laptop today didn't notice a delay | 04:15 |
mase_work | usser: if its not in use, it takes alot longer | 04:15 |
crdlb | ltgg: no, put Driver "vesa" on a new line after that Identifier line | 04:15 |
tsLight | I use latest ATi propietary driver (ATi Radeon HD 4350) and my monitor wont turn off when it should (I set it up in "power management"), only the screen is painted black but the monitor is on. It didnt happen with the default driver that came with Ubuntu. Any idea? | 04:15 |
voss | dewdude, you still have to know they are there. I dont have to have the best security, I just let my neighbors lousy security provide more attractive honeypots. | 04:15 |
Anthrax704 | Adremelech|Lapto: Ok ran it as root and it created a new one | 04:15 |
daveWM_ | yeah, but i kind of want it portable, to different machines, the usb stick thing seems to make sense | 04:15 |
TopBunny88 | IMHO a wifi connection secured with wpa+psk is the most secure wifi connection that one can have usser | 04:15 |
usser | mase_work, cool | 04:15 |
Adremelech|Lapto | Anthrax704, try rebooting now | 04:15 |
Anthrax704 | Adremelech|Lapto: Alright trying | 04:16 |
daveWM_ | yeah, wpa isnt even worth trying to hack unless you just have a bunch of time to spare... | 04:16 |
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mase_work | usser: so yeh WEP is marginally more useful than nothing :) | 04:16 |
ltgg | crdlb: " vesa" in quotes? | 04:16 |
dewdude | voss: no. my cousin's apartment building has a wifi point like that. i detected it's presence instantly...was able to obtain the mac...and when i waited long enough one of the computers connected to it and broadcast an unencrypted ssid | 04:16 |
ieatnoobs | Hey, can anyone tell me: I have a HP Dv6910us laptop. Can I replace the CPU and Video card? | 04:16 |
Anthrax704 | Adremelech|Lapto: Also I got a msg saying to try this sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, would that help? | 04:16 |
crdlb | ltgg: yep, exactly like this: Driver "vesa" | 04:16 |
dewdude | but it turned out the guy never changed it from netgear. | 04:16 |
mase_work | ieatnoobs: cpu possibly, video card unlikely | 04:16 |
Adremelech|Lapto | Anthrax704, i dont think thats needed | 04:16 |
mase_work | ieatnoobs: you probably wouldn't have an easy time doing it though | 04:17 |
Anthrax704 | Adremelech|Lapto: Ok thanks, it's restarting now | 04:17 |
daveWM_ | well, thnx jbmigel , i'll just fiddle a bit more and see what i can figure out | 04:17 |
jbmigel | good luck daveWM_ | 04:17 |
ieatnoobs | mase_work: Wai? | 04:17 |
U-b-u-n-t-u | what about WPA aes | 04:17 |
daveWM_ | i dunno why somebody out there hasnt made some universal tool for this type of thing, seems doable... but then what do i know | 04:17 |
daveWM_ | heh | 04:17 |
mase_work | ieatnoobs: what does wai mean ? | 04:18 |
etb | how do i change my locales? | 04:18 |
ieatnoobs | mase_work: Why? | 04:18 |
TopBunny88 | !wpa aes | U-b-u-n-t-u | 04:18 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about wpa aes | 04:18 |
TopBunny88 | !wpa | U-b-u-n-t-u | 04:18 |
ubottu | U-b-u-n-t-u: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 04:18 |
Anthrax704 | Adremelech|Lapto: Wonderful! Restarted and works great, got the extra apperance stuff too thanks a lot | 04:18 |
U-b-u-n-t-u | ty | 04:19 |
trish | crdlb: this is weird, all graphics apps are asking for the libxcb-xlib ..official or not, i think ubuntu must allow me to install it, dont you think? | 04:19 |
cornwall | etb: I think you can through System>Language support | 04:19 |
cornwall | etb: I may be wrong, though | 04:19 |
mase_work | ieatnoobs: because laptops are nororiusly compact and difficult to pull appart and unless your cpu is really really old then you won't get much benefit from upgrading and if your CPU is that old its unlikely you will be able to buy the cpu anymore | 04:19 |
ieatnoobs | mase_work: Oh. | 04:19 |
crdlb | trish: can you elaborate a bit on what you mean? when are they asking for it? in a runtime error on the console? | 04:19 |
crdlb | trish: if so, what's the exact message? | 04:20 |
jbmigel | ieatnoobs if you dont like that laptop ill have it... cuz its way better than mine | 04:20 |
ieatnoobs | jbmigel: no, it's just the 2.0ghz AMD Turion x2 kinda blows. | 04:20 |
cornwall | jbmigel: I'll take yours, because yours is probably better than mine ;) | 04:20 |
voss | mase_work, plus netbooks are getting cheaper and more powerful everyday. | 04:20 |
TopBunny88 | !slap : ieatnoobs | 04:21 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 04:21 |
trish | whe i run for ex kdm it says: kdm error while loading shared libraries libxcb-xlib.so.0 cannot open shared object file no such file or directory | 04:21 |
daveWM_ | jbmigel: i've fixed up a few laptops that were crap to somebody else and made them quite useful | 04:21 |
daveWM_ | its very pleasing | 04:21 |
mase_work | voss: true, most netbooks are more powerful than my laptop. g3 ibook 800 | 04:21 |
daftykins | ouch G3. that's pretty ghetto - bet that can barely play mpeg4? | 04:21 |
daftykins | (DivX/XviD) | 04:21 |
trkemist | question | 04:21 |
MK13 | u guys could have my desktop : 433 MHz process, 64 MB Ram | 04:21 |
cornwall | trkemist: answer | 04:21 |
mase_work | MK13: nice | 04:22 |
ieatnoobs | Why the slap? | 04:22 |
crdlb | trish: ok, please run 'ldd $(command -v kdm)' and pastebin the output | 04:22 |
trkemist | anyone have a guide to building a really small ubuntu desktop with firefox | 04:22 |
trkemist | like 1GB or less? | 04:22 |
mase_work | MK13: 64mb ram would be tough wouldn't it | 04:22 |
daveWM_ | the one i'm on now i paid 40 bucks for, keyboard was messed up, and they didnt have half the drivers installed for half the hardware... they thought it didnt have wireless in it... sound didnt work, eth didnt work... it was useless to them | 04:22 |
td123 | mase_work: ya | 04:22 |
MK13 | it runs XP | 04:22 |
ieatnoobs | MK13: Probably about enough to run Vista | 04:22 |
jbmigel | MK13 man thats like pentium 2... zoom! | 04:22 |
daveWM_ | I purchased a keyboard for 25 bucks and dl drivers and its sweet | 04:22 |
TopBunny88 | MK13: That desktop of yours is better of at the smith soninian in washington dc | 04:22 |
cornwall | trkemist: unfortunately, my answer is no... how embarrassing! | 04:22 |
MK13 | Intel celeron actually :D | 04:22 |
mase_work | MK13: ouch. i am guessing that swaps a bit | 04:22 |
td123 | jbmigel: or pentium 3 | 04:22 |
trkemist | cornmail - grrr | 04:22 |
td123 | jbmigel: nvm :D | 04:23 |
ltgg | crdlb: | 04:23 |
uWin2Linux | anyone knowledgable about vpnc here? | 04:23 |
forces | u.u | 04:23 |
jbmigel | MK13 i run a celeron in my laptop... but they made lots of different ones over the years | 04:23 |
ltgg | crdlb: still boots to system crash, no graphics! | 04:23 |
TopBunny88 | !vpnc | uWin2Linux | 04:23 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about vpnc | 04:23 |
forces | I cant make work my intel with jaunty | 04:23 |
daveWM_ | i got a dv8110us for 50 bucks, lcd didnt work, took it apart and it was a broken wire coming off the inverter | 04:23 |
MK13 | i just use it as a file server, i get ~7MBs with it | 04:23 |
tritium | !botabuse | TopBunny88 | 04:23 |
ubottu | TopBunny88: Please investigate with me only with "/msg ubottu Bot" or in #ubuntu-bots. Search for factoids with "/msg ubottu !search factoid". | 04:23 |
daveWM_ | that kind of thing makes me grin for a few days straight | 04:24 |
ubuntu_fan | my new atom eeepc runs as good as a pentium | 04:24 |
crdlb | ltgg: argh, I guess you could force the vesa driver by uninstalling radeon: sudo apt-get remove xserver-xorg-video-radeon | 04:24 |
jbmigel | daveWM_ thats a wicked score! | 04:24 |
forces | 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03) | 04:24 |
psychic | my hard drive wont stop spinnning???>>?> | 04:24 |
forces | that's my video card | 04:24 |
hp2210b | I have plenty or RAM (more than required for the tasks I am doing, 8GB) is there any argument for having a swap file, apart from hibernation? | 04:24 |
forces | and doesn't work in jaunty | 04:24 |
trish | crdlb: i havent internet in that machine now, but it says: libxcb-xlib.so.0 => not found | 04:24 |
ubuntu_fan | psychic is so cute | 04:24 |
forces | someone has the same problem? | 04:24 |
voss | forces, is that a fresh jaunty install? | 04:24 |
daveWM_ | the ram for that one was expensive though, i maxed it out to 2gb, cost me 80 bucks or so, not horrible, but more expensive than other ram | 04:24 |
psychic | it just keeps going nothing is running | 04:25 |
ieatnoobs | What are the main differences between 8.10 and Jaunty? | 04:25 |
BouNCa | i run vpnc | 04:25 |
ubuntu_fan | lol | 04:25 |
forces | voss, yes | 04:25 |
psychic | just desktop and pidgin | 04:25 |
koshari | anyone know how to tzap in jaunty now the example files are gione? | 04:25 |
uWin2Linux | i finally got it working but i have to keep editing the resolv.conf in order to connect to servers via host name. is there a way to add and make it stay? | 04:25 |
tritium | ieatnoobs: read the release notes for some highlights | 04:25 |
BouNCa | what do u want to know about it? | 04:25 |
crdlb | trish: that doesn't help, I need the output of ldd; can you hook up to ethernet and use 'pastebinit' to pastebin it? | 04:25 |
ieatnoobs | Hokay. | 04:25 |
daveWM_ | i hate when there's disk activity and you're not doing anything psychic | 04:25 |
daveWM_ | heh | 04:25 |
psychic | ubuntu_fan u can see me pulling my hair out over this right lol | 04:25 |
daveWM_ | like wtf... | 04:25 |
psychic | i know how can i make it stop lol | 04:26 |
voss | forces, what kind of computer? | 04:26 |
ubuntu_fan | makes you paranoid | 04:26 |
psychic | hrs of spining | 04:26 |
daveWM_ | hold the power button down for about 10 seconds... | 04:26 |
trish | crld: ok ill try | 04:26 |
daveWM_ | lol | 04:26 |
psychic | lol | 04:26 |
forces | voss, laptop | 04:26 |
forces | HP pavilio dv1680us | 04:26 |
forces | pavilion | 04:26 |
mase_work | psychic: is there a process which is using the hard disk causing it to spin ? | 04:26 |
uWin2Linux | is there a way to make the resolv.conf keep the nameserver information? or do i put it somewhere else | 04:26 |
psychic | i have tried restarts and everything | 04:26 |
forces | I cant play urban terror, openarena, counter strike (wine) | 04:27 |
psychic | well no everything is sleeping | 04:27 |
ltgg | crdlb: done ... now what? ... still in console | 04:27 |
crdlb | trish: actually, I guess ldd $(command -v kdm) | grep local would answer my question | 04:27 |
forces | everythings run slowly | 04:27 |
psychic | when i use firefox its worst | 04:27 |
uWin2Linux | wrong....not nameserver but dns suffix | 04:27 |
mase_work | uWin2Linux: resolve.conf will get overridden by networkmanager by default | 04:27 |
crdlb | ltgg: now try rebooting again | 04:27 |
daveWM_ | do a ps -A and see what looks suspicious psychic | 04:27 |
psychic | firefox uses 70% of my resources | 04:27 |
daveWM_ | heh | 04:27 |
ubuntu_fan | i love you psychic | 04:27 |
psychic | ps -A in terminal | 04:27 |
psychic | ? | 04:27 |
td123 | is there a known bug where gvfsd is using ~ 1.7gb of memory? | 04:28 |
daveWM_ | to show all processes | 04:28 |
TopBunny88 | psychic: Have you check thoes game against the wine compatibility database | 04:28 |
mase_work | psychic: that will be doing it. Do you have many extensions or something like flash which is chewing up the cpu | 04:28 |
daveWM_ | although i guess you'd have to do sudo ps -A | 04:28 |
psychic | ubuntu_fan thanx lol i fixxed my screen issue after 4 days in here and forums lol | 04:28 |
ubuntu_fan | thats great | 04:28 |
psychic | youtube?? | 04:28 |
psychic | lol | 04:28 |
TopBunny88 | I kicked redmond to the curb ealier this evening | 04:28 |
MK13 | td123: I think 1.7 gb is how much ram your system has total | 04:28 |
Amaeth | Hello; someone manage an asus eeepc? (1000h) | 04:29 |
SirStan | 'manange'? | 04:29 |
psychic | topbunny no.. | 04:29 |
td123 | MK13: no | 04:29 |
daveWM_ | i got 2 901's Amaeth | 04:29 |
Amaeth | use i say | 04:29 |
ubuntu_fan | i love it when there are linux youtube videos | 04:29 |
daveWM_ | just got em... they're sexy.. ones perl white and ones black | 04:29 |
psychic | daveWM how do i do that ps -A thing | 04:29 |
psychic | ? | 04:29 |
td123 | MK13: my system has 2gb, I remember gvfsd using 1.7 gb (since my comp was acting slow, I decided to check) | 04:29 |
daveWM_ | just open a terminal psychic | 04:30 |
psychic | o cool | 04:30 |
daveWM_ | type sudo ps -A | 04:30 |
jbmigel | psychic just open a terminal and type it in.... but i think 'top' might help better | 04:30 |
psychic | terminal i can do | 04:30 |
psychic | topbunny88? | 04:30 |
daveWM_ | top shows them according to resources jbmigel ? | 04:30 |
ltgg | crdlb: no change ... boots to lockup ... should I not have tried xfix? | 04:30 |
daveWM_ | i don't remember | 04:30 |
psychic | jbmigel top what | 04:31 |
psychic | ? | 04:31 |
jbmigel | daveWM_ well by cpu activity... which is probably correlated with drive activity | 04:31 |
MK13 | td123: your system may has 2 GB installed, but your GPU (Nvidia maybe, maybe close to a 7000M?) has some of that ram dedicated to it, so your operating system only has ~1.7GB available | 04:31 |
crdlb | ltgg: I don't see how it could be locking up with the vesa driver :/ | 04:31 |
jbmigel | psychic just type top and hit enter | 04:31 |
daveWM_ | ah yea psychic | 04:31 |
daveWM_ | just type "top" | 04:31 |
psychic | ok will try | 04:31 |
daveWM_ | and see what's got the most activity | 04:31 |
jbmigel | psychic hit q to quit it | 04:31 |
daveWM_ | he's right | 04:32 |
ubuntu_fan | top is realy sharp | 04:32 |
c0l2e | previously I use ubuntu liveCD to clone drives.... not I can clone Windows XP but the copied version won't work. It stuck on the login screen | 04:32 |
td123 | MK13: right, but that doesn't explain why gvfsd is using 1.7gb of memory | 04:32 |
c0l2e | it usually works in 8.04 | 04:32 |
crdlb | ltgg: just to make sure, you don't have xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd installed, do you? (you can check with apt-cache policy) | 04:32 |
evanotten | hey i was wondering if one of you could lead me towards a program that will play dvd's and one that is capable of handling interactive menu's i.e. the sopranos dvd's | 04:32 |
trish1 | crdlb: here the pastebin http://pastebin.com/f5eacdf5d | 04:32 |
Xcell | htop is pretty | 04:32 |
Xcell | lol | 04:32 |
psychic | u know firefox is taking 33 % ave processor but i think its somthing i messed up in swap | 04:33 |
c0l2e | is there a huge difference on ntfs tools now in 9.04?? | 04:33 |
daveWM_ | i wonder if any of those indicate disk activity | 04:33 |
psychic | i made a new swap | 04:33 |
jbmigel | ya i spend all my free time staring at top output... just incase my computer tries to do something it gives me time to reboot | 04:33 |
td123 | evanotten: try vlc | 04:33 |
evanotten | i just downloaded dragon player and it only plays the initial sequence of dvd | 04:33 |
psychic | thats the continuous spining of my h.d. prob i think | 04:33 |
daveWM_ | did you set swappiness psychic ? | 04:33 |
psychic | it makes since to me anyways | 04:33 |
Xcell | psychic-- its better than opera...opera steals your processor and alot of ram | 04:33 |
daveWM_ | you might be swapping constantly | 04:33 |
mattgyver | Is there an application similar to Audacity that allows you to edit video files? | 04:33 |
psychic | no it was all manual | 04:33 |
crdlb | trish1: as I suspected, you have a libX11 in /usr/local (ie you installed it from source) | 04:33 |
baz | i can attest the examples using "foo, bar, BAZ" are used at least 1 time per day | 04:33 |
redpearl | during upgrade fro 8.10 to 9.04 fail via internet. want to know if i can download alternate cd and install upgrade via command line. i can't login to X. only command line accessible now | 04:34 |
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psychic | what ever would be done by going with !swap | 04:34 |
psychic | in here | 04:34 |
trish1 | crld: it might be the kde4-neon i guess | 04:34 |
evanotten | will do thank you | 04:34 |
psychic | i have epiphamy to | 04:34 |
trish1 | crld: but this means i cant run this anymore? | 04:34 |
MK13 | td123: are you using rhythmbox? | 04:34 |
psychic | i use firefox the most | 04:34 |
daveWM_ | iceweasel and epiphany are pretty sweet | 04:34 |
psychic | hey my hard drive is sleeping | 04:35 |
psychic | so peaceful | 04:35 |
Xcell | noscript + firefox = security | 04:35 |
daveWM_ | mid-browser is nifty too if you like something easy to look at | 04:35 |
daveWM_ | heh | 04:35 |
ubuntu_fan | lol | 04:35 |
crdlb | trish1: as a quick fix, you can: sudo mv /usr/local /usr/local.save (be very careful that you get that command right) that'll get graphics working at least | 04:35 |
td123 | MK13: I don't remember if I was using it at that time, but yes, I do use it quiet frequently | 04:35 |
redpearl | does gksu need to run inside GUI? | 04:35 |
MK13 | td123: maybe http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=981606 | 04:35 |
td123 | MK13: and I remember leaving my computer idle for a long time before finding out that it was using an obnoxious amount of memory | 04:35 |
td123 | MK13: ty, i'll take a look | 04:36 |
trish1 | crld: YES! its working now, thanks! | 04:37 |
jmanuel_cool | join irc://irc-hispano.org | 04:37 |
psychic | is there anyway that i can change my swapiness to 100 | 04:37 |
psychic | ? | 04:37 |
ltgg | crdlb: checked xorg.conf again and it has reverted to file without driver "vesa" will try again | 04:37 |
trish1 | well im happy that its wokring now, but it means that i have to work tomorrow with no excuses hah | 04:37 |
psychic | ubuntu_fan things have slowed down a bit in here | 04:38 |
psychic | under 1500 people now | 04:38 |
psychic | 9.04 got things busy huh | 04:38 |
jbmigel | so many early adopters... im running 7.10 still waiting for 8.04 to get stable | 04:39 |
evanotten | i am having some trouble with vlc, as i am new with linux can someone help me get the dvd i have in to play? | 04:39 |
cornwall | yeah, my 9.04 has been fine, have all of you guys' been as well? | 04:39 |
ubuntu_fan | thats good nice an peaceful | 04:39 |
CuriosTiger | Hrmf. | 04:39 |
asiks | Did anyone else's upgrade from 8 to 9 go all completely borked? | 04:39 |
CuriosTiger | So Ubuntu tells me tghere's a proprietary nvidia driver available. I tell it to Activate. | 04:39 |
CuriosTiger | It downloads the driver, but it doesn't seem to Activate | 04:39 |
uWin2Linux | i did a upgrade from 8 to 9....was not pretty | 04:39 |
cornwall | asiks: my upgrade did bork a lot, but a fresh install and I've been fantastic :) | 04:39 |
Adil | a general question. Want to import my music folder on my mac onto my ubuntu machine | 04:39 |
CuriosTiger | and then after reboot, it complains my video config is broken. | 04:40 |
ubuntu_fan | I love the fact that ubuntu works without any real work | 04:40 |
Adil | if i just copy the itunes folder, its not very organized | 04:40 |
jbmigel | i think when i decide to 'upgrade' ill just reformat and start over... | 04:40 |
asiks | cornwall - Yeah, I ended up doing a fresh install. | 04:40 |
Adil | any ideas? | 04:40 |
CuriosTiger | ubuntu: I love that ideal. I wish it did for me more often | 04:40 |
cornwall | asiks: just another reason to go ext4, eh? ;) | 04:40 |
uWin2Linux | yeah that what i would recommend to anyone | 04:40 |
CuriosTiger | it's rare that it works out of the box without having to tweak something -- usually video or networking | 04:40 |
CuriosTiger | (or both) | 04:40 |
asiks | cornwall- Installing from the live disk by default does ext3 apparently | 04:40 |
Stepan1 | I want to launch a file at startup. I went into System>Preferences>Sessions. I clicked add and clicked browse and selected the file. It does not load up. Anyone know why? | 04:40 |
jbmigel | wtf ext4... what did they add to it | 04:41 |
CuriosTiger | asiks: It does, but you can change that during install | 04:41 |
CuriosTiger | I did -- mostly to see how ext4 performs | 04:41 |
asiks | Where? | 04:41 |
ubuntu_fan | I am looking at ruby rails now as a next thing to get into | 04:41 |
cornwall | asiks: yeah, but I went ext4 and am loving it. My very modest setup is pretty dang fast and effective | 04:41 |
CuriosTiger | asiks: In the partitioner | 04:41 |
CuriosTiger | double-click on the suggested / partition and change the type to ext4 | 04:41 |
asiks | I didn't want to do it manually because I was afraid I'd accidentally nuke my xp install | 04:41 |
jbmigel | whats the difference between ext3 and ext4 anyway? | 04:41 |
asiks | Can you do that within the 'guided' install process? | 04:41 |
CuriosTiger | performance improvements and some added features | 04:41 |
psychic | xorg is eating 30 or so % of my system now | 04:42 |
CuriosTiger | asiks: Dunno. The guided install process didn't let me span an LVM across multiple physical disks, so I went manual | 04:42 |
ubuntu_fan | ode freenode-connect is a real nice and easy irc channel as well | 04:42 |
cornwall | jbmigel: mainly speed, but also some functionality enhancements like being able to handle much larger file sizes and the like | 04:42 |
jbmigel | psychic if you stare at that long enough you'll start to complain about 'top' using your resources | 04:42 |
c0l2e | How can I properly clone windows XP using ubuntu liveCD gparted ?? | 04:42 |
ubuntu_fan | lol | 04:42 |
egosintrick | <asiks> you must use manual install to choose other file systems | 04:42 |
psychic | lol i am already there | 04:42 |
ltgg | crdlb: no change ... is | 04:42 |
asiks | hm | 04:42 |
asiks | How can I be sure I won't nuke my xp install? haha | 04:43 |
CuriosTiger | asiks: Back it up first. | 04:43 |
CuriosTiger | Seriously. | 04:43 |
egosintrick | it will show your xp partition- just don't use it lolz | 04:43 |
Xcell | psychic-- if you have not...install htop... a little better | 04:43 |
cfedde | is kvm the favorite hypervisor under ubuntu? | 04:43 |
egosintrick | but you can resize it | 04:43 |
asiks | I guess I should try that before I get too settled in with this fresh install | 04:43 |
psychic | jbmigel ...funny..., i'll close the terminal window now nothing suspisious just poor system performance i'll learn it | 04:43 |
uWin2Linux | i installed virtualbox | 04:43 |
CuriosTiger | Can anyone offer me a suggestion on how to get the proprietary nvidia video driver to work with Xorg in Jaunty? | 04:43 |
asiks | Are there any drawbacks with ext4? | 04:43 |
ltgg | crdlb: is apt-cache policy a command line? | 04:43 |
psychic | Xcell how so? | 04:44 |
psychic | or how? | 04:44 |
egosintrick | ? | 04:44 |
CuriosTiger | asiks: Several, the primary one being backwards compatibility | 04:44 |
cornwall | asiks: there were reported data losses, but I haven't had a single problem | 04:44 |
crdlb | ltgg: part of one, yes: apt-cache policy xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd | 04:44 |
egosintrick | i use reiserfs- it's better if you have many small files | 04:44 |
Xcell | psychic-- open terminal and do it.. sudo apt-get install htop | 04:44 |
psychic | sudo apt-get install htop or somthing? | 04:44 |
CuriosTiger | once you mount an ext4 file system with the new options, older linux systems can no longer read it | 04:44 |
asiks | backwards compibility in what sense? | 04:44 |
psychic | o ok | 04:44 |
psychic | thanks | 04:44 |
asiks | oh | 04:44 |
cornwall | asiks: but I am backing up regularly to avoid any disaster | 04:44 |
absentia | hi .. just instaled 9.04 -- under vmware fusion on osx 10.5.6 -- very nice.. fast.. now I'm trying to install some new software -- I went to the add/remove programs drop down.. selected "ALL" .. but it doesn't see "tcsh" "emacs" "bash" ... am I doing something wrong? why can't it find these very basic programs ? | 04:44 |
egosintrick | cluster size difference or something | 04:44 |
nothingman | hi, all | 04:44 |
CuriosTiger | egos: it's pretty much abandonware since Hans Reiser went to jail and his company collapsed, though | 04:44 |
evanotten | i am currently unable to get a dvd to play it only plays the initial screen can anyone help me view a dvd that has menu's I have downloaded dragon player and now vlc and cannot seem to get things running? thank you in advance for you help | 04:44 |
asiks | All I have is xp and ubuntu, so going to ext4, that shouldn't matter | 04:44 |
egosintrick | ! | 04:45 |
nothingman | I dd'd the unr image to a 2.5GB flash disk, but I get "Hard disk boot sector invalid" error | 04:45 |
egosintrick | wtf? | 04:45 |
dewdude | absentia, you want synaptic for installing stuff | 04:45 |
CuriosTiger | absentia: bash is already installed by default | 04:45 |
cornwall | egosintrick: I'm curious, how stable is reiserfs for you, though? I have heard that it's a massively unstable fs | 04:45 |
nothingman | any tips? | 04:45 |
Advance | evanotten: did you ping me? | 04:45 |
absentia | curios: it was a test -- it didn't say "alrady installeD" or show me a package | 04:45 |
absentia | it said no match. | 04:45 |
evanotten | hmm dunno | 04:45 |
absentia | I figured it was installed -- so that should have shown me the package and then said it was already installed. | 04:45 |
dewdude | absentia, synaptic...use synaptic | 04:45 |
crdlb | absentia: add/remove is only for GUI applications that provide a menu entry | 04:45 |
evanotten | anyone that can offer me advice cuz i am nub | 04:46 |
crdlb | it's not a full package manager | 04:46 |
absentia | synaptic? wazzat? | 04:46 |
Xcell | lol | 04:46 |
dewdude | a package manager | 04:46 |
dewdude | i honestly don't know what add/remove programs does..... | 04:46 |
nothingman | anyone here use the unr image? | 04:46 |
Adil | so any suggestions? I want the mp3s i copied from itunes folder on ubuntu | 04:46 |
absentia | crd: ah, ok. figured... what's the yast/yum/rpm manager for ubuntu? I've been using it for all of 3 mintes now. | 04:46 |
Adil | any program that would do it for me? | 04:46 |
Stepan1 | I need to a text file to launch on startup. | 04:46 |
CuriosTiger | it's also a package manager, but limited, like crdlb said | 04:46 |
dewdude | synaptic is the gui package manager | 04:46 |
dewdude | apt-get is command line | 04:46 |
Advance | evanotten: Oh you said advance in your what ever you want | 04:46 |
absentia | thanks. | 04:46 |
psychic | yea add/remove i funny | 04:46 |
Advance | Since the distro update I can no longer use the viewport switcher on compiz, I don't even know where to start and I know it's not a compiz error.. any help? | 04:46 |
absentia | ya, I ran apt-get all the time on my zaurus ... loved debian. | 04:46 |
absentia | thanks. | 04:47 |
dewdude | np | 04:47 |
evanotten | lol my bad its late, no i just need help with getting a dvd to run | 04:47 |
psychic | ooo... htop is coloryful | 04:47 |
evanotten | i have the sopranos in and it goes to the initial screen but wont play automatically nor will it bring me to the main menu | 04:47 |
jbmigel | psychic is it worth the disk space you think? | 04:47 |
CuriosTiger | apt-get dist-upgrade from potato to woody hosed a debian system for me spectacularly once | 04:47 |
CuriosTiger | :P | 04:47 |
evanotten | this is the first time i have tried to run a dvd since moving to linux | 04:47 |
dewdude | absentia, the add/remove programs is more like for installing end-user applications | 04:48 |
dewdude | which you can do in synaptic | 04:48 |
egosintrick | evan: make sure you have dvdnav4 installed | 04:48 |
egosintrick | it for menus | 04:48 |
psychic | hah yea its fine | 04:48 |
carsonc | CuriosTiger: Wasn't that the libc5 -> libc6 transition on Debian? | 04:48 |
brandonban6 | hey guys, how do I look up users under a group, is there a file under etc? like passwd, only for groups? | 04:48 |
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jbmigel | WTF! | 04:48 |
egosintrick | evan: you also need libdvdcss2 | 04:48 |
absentia | that got it -- thanks guys (gals) | 04:48 |
evanotten | like kmplayer? | 04:48 |
psychic | come on disk space or my entire swap and processor just being eatin up while my harddrive spins like the earth around the sun | 04:48 |
CuriosTiger | carsonc: Yes. | 04:48 |
CuriosTiger | carsonc: Which was also the problem | 04:49 |
psychic | it's to diff stories ones only 55 kb | 04:49 |
egosintrick | evan: it's an independant package | 04:49 |
CuriosTiger | carsonc: apt-get replaced my libc.so.1 | 04:49 |
egosintrick | all players use it | 04:49 |
CuriosTiger | or glibc.so.1 rather | 04:49 |
egosintrick | vlc might not need it | 04:49 |
jbmigel | the gutsy sources have been disabled!!! how am i suppsed to install htop now eh?? | 04:49 |
CuriosTiger | which basically made every binary on the system shit itself | 04:49 |
ltgg | crdlb: I have booted into a 2nd Ubuntu install on the failed machine that lets me look at the 9.0 install ... will this help? | 04:49 |
carsonc | Yeah, I remember that upgrade. I think I just said screw it and installed from scratch | 04:49 |
CuriosTiger | carsonc: I said screw it and installed redhat ;) | 04:50 |
crdlb | ltgg: if you can mount the jaunty partition, please pastebin the /var/log/Xorg.0.log off of it | 04:50 |
Xcell | jbmigel-- mine work fine | 04:50 |
jbmigel | Xcell you're running gutsy too? | 04:50 |
Xcell | jbmigel-- make sure its on (main) server? | 04:50 |
Xcell | ya | 04:50 |
psychic | topbunny88 u stil here? | 04:50 |
Jordan_U | jbmigel, Upgrade to a supported version of Ubuntu ( and even though telling you how to upgrade will also tell you how to install htop you should still upgrade to a supported version ) | 04:51 |
jbmigel | Xcell i guess maybe that package isnt in the repo | 04:51 |
ltgg | crdlb: OK | 04:51 |
Xcell | some are not.. | 04:51 |
daveWM_ | i'v taken a regular ubuntu install and made it look/work almost like ubuntu mobile | 04:51 |
Xcell | :( | 04:51 |
daveWM_ | but its actually a bit better since its full blown ubuntu of course | 04:51 |
Xcell | im still on 7.10 cuz i got tired of dealing with pulse | 04:52 |
Relaed | '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' | 04:52 |
jbmigel | Jordan_U gutsy here was the first linux distro to autoinstall my wifi card... since then ive never needed to upgrade,... we reached perfection in 7.10 | 04:52 |
daveWM_ | things are really easy to see, when windows are maximized, window decorations like title bar, min, max, close buttons are removed and buttons on my taskbar at the top control all that instead | 04:52 |
Chr|s | @lart Relaed | 04:52 |
CuriosTiger | bah | 04:52 |
CuriosTiger | failed to load nvidia kernel module | 04:52 |
Chr|s | oops | 04:52 |
CuriosTiger | great, tell me WHY | 04:52 |
CuriosTiger | :P | 04:52 |
daveWM_ | also using mid-browser which runs maximized like that, with address bar and big buttons at the bottom of the screen instead | 04:52 |
psychic | how much ram do desktop icons use?? | 04:52 |
daveWM_ | it all looks kind of nifty | 04:53 |
Chr|s | !food > Relaed | 04:53 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about food | 04:53 |
daveWM_ | psychic i don't imagine too much | 04:53 |
Chr|s | argh! | 04:53 |
Chr|s | !flood > Relaed | 04:53 |
ubottu | Relaed, please see my private message | 04:53 |
Relaed | 66666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 | 04:53 |
jbmigel | psychic what sort of computer are you using | 04:53 |
Relaed | 66666666 | 04:53 |
psychic | lol i know i'm joking | 04:53 |
Jordan_U | jbmigel, Well it's now unsupported and insecure, you can stay on hardy for a while though since it's LTS | 04:53 |
Xcell | floodbot broke? | 04:53 |
psychic | relaed chill | 04:53 |
daveWM_ | if you're looking to tweak performance, i'd look into figuring out what services you can disable, and what packages are not used | 04:53 |
psychic | relaed seriously fix ur head or your keyboard or somthing god bless u | 04:53 |
Polterge|st | it looks like it | 04:53 |
jbmigel | Jordan_U im affraid to upgrade cuz my wifi might stop working... can you totally promise it will still work out of the box | 04:53 |
maco | Xcell: floodbot requires that there be multiple messages in a short period. the big one was only 1 message | 04:54 |
Tech-Mike | QUESTION: when powering down/restarting ubuntu now tells my comp to "beep" ... can i turn this off ?? | 04:54 |
daveWM_ | i'm good at tweaking windows like that, don't know enough about ubuntu yet to really know what's ok to remove and how to go about it | 04:54 |
Xcell | ok | 04:54 |
daveWM_ | hehe | 04:54 |
Polterge|st | lol | 04:54 |
evanotten | hey i was trying to figure out how to get an interactive dvd to play as well as be able to navigate the menus i was told to download dvdnav and something else, can anyone offer me some assistance, thank you I am new here :D | 04:54 |
Polterge|st | psychic, lol | 04:54 |
Polterge|st | I know what you mean | 04:54 |
psychic | jbmigel toshiba sat 2.66ghz p4 512 mg ram | 04:54 |
CuriosTiger | http://viking.austin.tx.us/Xorg.0.log <-- can anyone see anything obvious in here that's preventing the proprietary nvidia drivers from loading? | 04:54 |
SoulNothing | Hey quick question im trying to install 9.04 but no video shows up, I have a 9600gt, i know appending vesa to the grub line which worked before 9.04 but no go now. I'm aware of the altnerate install cd however i dont have any spare blank cds, ive tried deb bootstrap, and a usb flash drive and no go booting it up, is there any option i can append to get it to go to vesa on the live installer? | 04:54 |
maco | evanotten: install totem-xine and use that instead of totem-gstreamer (the default). it has dvd menu support | 04:54 |
psychic | polterge|st my computer has one of those its eating my hard drive | 04:55 |
Jordan_U | jbmigel, No, but it probably will. You can always try the LiveCD for Hardy ( if you want long term support ) or Jaunty ( if you want the newest version ) | 04:55 |
Polterge|st | I hope a proc will get made for this dell optiplex gx50 | 04:55 |
daveWM_ | you could try a lighter distribution psychic | 04:55 |
Polterge|st | a 2ghz perhaps | 04:55 |
psychic | i have 9.04... thought it would be ok | 04:55 |
CuriosTiger | the only thing I see is an initial failure to detect keyboard/mouse (because they're legacy devices), but they work fine | 04:55 |
jbmigel | Jordan_U thats ok ill wait untill ragnarok... thanks for the suggestion | 04:55 |
sdtr443w | In 9.04 I tried to enter the netboot mode but it asked for a root password. <Enter> didn't work nor my normal sudo p/w. I don't have an entry in /etc/shadow so I don't know what it wants. | 04:55 |
Polterge|st | it is a 1.2 and it is alright but 2 ghz would be nice | 04:55 |
evanotten | cool lemme check it out | 04:55 |
evanotten | thanks | 04:55 |
CuriosTiger | and then the error that the nvidia module can't load | 04:55 |
psychic | relaed needs something lighter | 04:55 |
scunizi | CuriosTiger: what driver did you load? | 04:55 |
SoulNothing | pychic xubuntu still to heavy? | 04:56 |
CuriosTiger | scunizi: The nvidia 180 one | 04:56 |
ltgg_ | crdlb: http://paste.ubuntu.com/159010/ | 04:56 |
CuriosTiger | forceware build 180 I guess | 04:56 |
scunizi | CuriosTiger: the one in the repos and in the restricted driver manager? | 04:56 |
CuriosTiger | scunizi: Restricted driver manager. | 04:56 |
psychic | i dont know if i even have ubuntu lol | 04:56 |
CarlFK | I just added 2 pci video cards: rage128 and mach64. is there some magic that will create a default xorg.con file that loads the needed drivers? | 04:56 |
blacknred0 | ok, before i go to sleep... does anybody knows why i can not mark my forums treads "[SOLVE]" in ubuntu forums? | 04:56 |
Tech-Mike | bump | 04:56 |
Jordan_U | jbmigel, Wait until ragnarok? | 04:56 |
CuriosTiger | the binary driver | 04:56 |
scunizi | CuriosTiger: you might try rebooting into the recovery kernel and using the "fix x" option on the menu | 04:56 |
CuriosTiger | the open source one doesn't allow me more than 800x600, nor does it allow compiz fusion to work | 04:57 |
CuriosTiger | scunizi: I did already, it completes but does not actually fix the problem | 04:57 |
scunizi | CuriosTiger: also have you installed nvidia-settings? | 04:57 |
rock | hello friends ,is communication port works in abuntu,for working it properly which package i need please help me | 04:57 |
SoulNothing | Curious sudo rm -fv /etc/X11/xorg.conf, and it will generate a blank one and if that doesnt work sudo rmmod nvidia | 04:57 |
crdlb | ltgg_: you could ask #xorg if they see something wrong with that, because I don't | 04:57 |
Jordan_U | jbmigel, It's very rare that a wifi card is supported out of the box on one release and not the next, especially considering that the release after gutsy was LTS so regressions were taken more seriously than normal | 04:57 |
sdtr443w | I'm having GFX driver problems too. I ran the ATI 9.3 installer w/o realizing it'll blow up on Ubuntu 9.04. | 04:58 |
CarlFK | CuriosTiger: try xserver-xorg-video-nouveau works good for me | 04:58 |
psychic | SoulNothing i originaly installed xubuntu did the desktop upgrade to ubuntu intrepid then just yesterday upgraded in synaptic to 9.04.. | 04:58 |
CuriosTiger | hrm | 04:58 |
CuriosTiger | module nvidia does not exist in /proc/modules | 04:58 |
CuriosTiger | so it apparently fails to load at kernel level | 04:58 |
sdtr443w | Now I can't sort out how to undo it and run the 9.4 one. It just hangs when I boot into X. Fixing X in recovery still locks up. Netboot asks for a password I don't know. | 04:58 |
scunizi | CuriosTiger: check what SoulNothing mentioned above. | 04:58 |
redpearl | anyone know where mod_ssl is for apache? | 04:58 |
jbmigel | Jordan_U man i really want to believe you pal... but i just hate ndiswrapper so much im frozen with fear you know | 04:59 |
CuriosTiger | soulnothing: Yeah, I was doing that when I realized rmmod nvidia didn't have a module to remove | 04:59 |
CuriosTiger | so it's not loading at kernel level | 04:59 |
CuriosTiger | let's see if modprobe can tell me why | 04:59 |
Asphalt | Hey all, yesterday I setup a Samba server which authenticates over LDAP (basically emulating a Windows DC) Everything is going well, but excel files are not saving with the permission that they are being opened with. I am sure this has to do with a setting in Samba config, can anyone point me in the right direction to help? | 04:59 |
Tech-Mike | redpearl: locate mod_ssl | 04:59 |
Wolf23 | hi friends | 04:59 |
Wolf23 | i can navigate on host = linux but on vmware guest = xp pro cannot navigate the internet, anyone plz | 04:59 |
CuriosTiger | Module nvidia not found | 04:59 |
gabo | buenas noches | 04:59 |
CuriosTiger | so it looks like it wasn't installed correctly | 04:59 |
SoulNothing | dmesg |grep nvidia | 04:59 |
Tech-Mike | QUESTION: when powering down/restarting ubuntu now tells my comp to "beep" ... can i turn this off ?? | 04:59 |
sdtr443w | What password should I give when in the netboot choice for recovery mode? | 05:00 |
redpearl | Tech-Mike, computer returned nothing | 05:00 |
CuriosTiger | soulnothing: no hits | 05:00 |
gabo | algunos de ustedes hablan español | 05:00 |
Jordan_U | Wolf23, Have you setup a virtual NIC ? | 05:00 |
Flannel | !es | gabo | 05:00 |
ubottu | gabo: En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. | 05:00 |
cnwesleywang | sometimes no sound,after replace asound.state and reboot, sound come again. anyone knows why? | 05:00 |
asiks | So when I do manual partition, what do i put as the mount point? | 05:01 |
Xcell | !sound | 05:01 |
ubottu | If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3 | 05:01 |
mlissner | So, I just rebooted, and now compiz isn't working. I had done nothing to mess with compiz prior to rebooting, and I can't get it back. Any suggestions from the crowd? | 05:01 |
sdtr443w | Is there a way to run the package manager off the live CD against a repository on an already installed hard drive? I wanted to remove some stuff with it. | 05:01 |
Wolf23 | Jordan_U: i didnot do anything, just when i was in colombia it works fine,but now i am in venezuela it doesnot work | 05:01 |
CuriosTiger | asiks: / | 05:01 |
scunizi | asiks: make 3 partitions / for root, /home for home and /swap .. | 05:01 |
CuriosTiger | scunizi: swap, not /swap | 05:01 |
asiks | it makes a swap one automatically | 05:01 |
CuriosTiger | and /home frankly is optional | 05:01 |
asiks | i think | 05:01 |
scunizi | CuriosTiger: tue | 05:01 |
CuriosTiger | It does. | 05:01 |
Xcell | mlissner-- try enabling it again? | 05:02 |
scunizi | CuriosTiger: having a seperate /home is typically a good idea | 05:02 |
CuriosTiger | but if you're in manual mode, we don't necessarily assume the auto-generated stuff survived :) | 05:02 |
mlissner | Xcell: Sadly, no dice. | 05:02 |
asiks | if i make /home a separate partition, that would mean if i have to reinstall again or for the next upgrade, i can keep what's in home more easily? | 05:02 |
CuriosTiger | scunizi: Not a big issue on modern systems, although I'll agree it's still a good habit. | 05:02 |
Jordan_U | asiks, Yes | 05:02 |
dewdude | asiks: basically. | 05:02 |
Xcell | all you did was fresh boot? | 05:02 |
asiks | I have a 180 gig HD. How much space should I allocate for home? | 05:03 |
Jordan_U | mlissner, What GFX card and did you ever install proprietary drivers manually? | 05:03 |
mlissner | Xcell: well, it crashed first, but that's nothing new. I may have installed the latest updates since my last update. | 05:03 |
asiks | and by 180 i mean 150 apparently | 05:03 |
mlissner | Jordan_U: I have the i965 Intel card | 05:03 |
Wolf23 | Jordan_U: where is the problem? | 05:03 |
xxxxxx | how to slove grub Error17 | 05:04 |
Jordan_U | Wolf23, Was that last comment meant for me? | 05:04 |
xxxxxx | My /boot is a dependent area | 05:04 |
evanotten | i just dl'd vlc, totem , and kmplayer and i am only able to see the initial sequence of the dvd i am trying to watch, the dvd has menus in it and i am unable to launch the dvd can anyone offer me their assistance in this, i am new and would greatly appreciate help thank you in advance | 05:04 |
xanderp | me=jaunty amd64, cannot mount as user external ntfs partition without using sudo. I have tried all the tips I can find in google. (setuid on ntfs-3g and rebuild ntfs-3g with internal FUSE, and set mount point to be readable by the user.) Help please!!! | 05:04 |
Jordan_U | Wolf23, I don't know what is causing the problem you are having with VMware | 05:05 |
mlissner | So no ideas how to get this going, huh? | 05:05 |
Xcell | evanotten-- using vlc should allow you to click on screen menue | 05:05 |
asiks | Anyone have any advice on how to partition my drive? | 05:05 |
dewdude | doesn't one usually have to be root to mount/unmount to begin with? | 05:05 |
xxxxxx | Follow the web solution:when I run the grub | 05:05 |
xxxxxx | type the command :find /boot/grub/stage1 | 05:05 |
dewdude | asiks: that's a tough one. | 05:05 |
ltgg | crdlb: are you out of ideas to recover my graphics then? | 05:05 |
xxxxxx | return: Error 15: File not found | 05:06 |
Jordan_U | mlissner, What version of ubuntu? | 05:06 |
dewdude | /home generally contains all user created content | 05:06 |
sdtr443w | what can I do if xorg locks up on starting up and an xfix doesn't solve it? | 05:06 |
evanotten | i tried to run vlc and it load automatically so i go in and try to run it and it gives several files i am unable to find the right one so that it runs how it should | 05:06 |
Wolf23 | Jordan_U: i told u it worked fine before,but i mean i have move from country to another country and the vmware guest = xp doesnot work the internet connection | 05:06 |
asiks | that's all the music and movies and schoolwork whatnot I have, yes? | 05:06 |
evanotten | i know i am nub :D | 05:06 |
dewdude | yes. | 05:06 |
mlissner | Jordan_U: Jaunty, recently upgraded, but I've rebooted since then. | 05:06 |
asiks | So that should be fairly large | 05:06 |
dewdude | but you also need to give your distro room to grow if you plan on installing a bunch of stuff | 05:06 |
J-_ | Does the Intel® 945GC express chipset work well with Ubuntu? | 05:06 |
xxxxxx | I can know the exact directry where stage is | 05:06 |
asiks | Right | 05:07 |
dewdude | and don't forget about your swap partition | 05:07 |
Jordan_U | sdtr443w, Boot into recovery mode, go to root shell and edit your xorg.conf to use the "vesa" driver to get a basic driver going | 05:07 |
asiks | Got that | 05:07 |
dewdude | realistically, you could probably be good with say a 100gig home partition | 05:07 |
xxxxxx | when I input the exact directry | 05:07 |
asiks | Would having them on separate partitions make things like compiling more complicated? | 05:07 |
dewdude | no | 05:07 |
asiks | I have lived with a 72 gig HD and windows XP for a while. 100 gigs would be a step up | 05:07 |
dewdude | linux mounts a partition pretty much wherever you want | 05:07 |
xanderp | dewdude, you can usually set user in fstab to over ride for things like memory sticks etc... | 05:07 |
xxxxxx | It does worsk,also Error 15 | 05:07 |
Xcell | evanotten-- when dvd is in player... open vlc and click play.. | 05:07 |
dewdude | auto-mount | 05:07 |
dewdude | gnome generally handles things like that | 05:08 |
Jordan_U | mlissner, I assume that you rebooted immediately after the upgrade finished, and it was working after the first boot after upgrading? | 05:08 |
crdlb | ltgg: I can't think of anything :/ | 05:08 |
evanotten | ok now an open screen is up | 05:08 |
JustinHamilton | Has anyone else been having getting sound to work in Flash since upgrading to 9.04? | 05:08 |
dewdude | *shrugs* i still do a lot of stuff like that in console | 05:08 |
dien | guys, just want toknow how to fix grub? | 05:08 |
asiks | flash worked for me in 9.04 | 05:08 |
sebsebseb | !grub | dien | 05:08 |
ubottu | dien: GRUB is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto | 05:08 |
xxxxxx | And the menu.lst not contain root(hdX,Y) | 05:08 |
mlissner | Jordan_U: yep | 05:08 |
CuriosTiger | what's the .deb containing the nvidia drivers called? | 05:08 |
sebsebseb | CuriosTiger: why? | 05:09 |
JustinHamilton | I can get video to work, but sound seems to be a problem. Sound works everywhere else aside from in flash. | 05:09 |
xxxxxx | What should I do,how to fix my grub? | 05:09 |
CuriosTiger | sebsebseb: It doesn't seem to have downloaded the binary driver properly, I was gonna retry it manually with apt-get | 05:09 |
xanderp | Anyone found a way to make external (usb/esata) ntfs partitions mount without having to sudo them? | 05:09 |
sdtr443w | Jordon_U: I get prompted for a password in the recovery options that isn't my normal password. What could it be wanting? | 05:09 |
crdlb | ltgg: I guess you could try the opposite of what we just tried, sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-ati, then put Driver "radeon" in /etc/X11/xorg.conf in place of vesa | 05:09 |
sebsebseb | CuriosTiger: find it in synaptic and install like that? | 05:09 |
crdlb | ltgg: that's the driver you were using before | 05:09 |
sdtr443w | Jordon_U: If I knew that then I'd just run the proper ATI installer; it's botched since I used the 9.3 one when I should have used 9.4. | 05:10 |
losher | asiks: I like to allocatte 10G to root, though 7G is enough. Allocate twice the size of ram to swap (on an extended partition) and allocate the rest to /home. A second, unused root partition (same 7G size) is handy as it will allow you to dual boot a different version of Ubuntu so you can play with different releases but drop back easily) | 05:10 |
cornwall | CuriosTiger: There are multiple .deb files required for manual installation | 05:10 |
asiks | 10 gig is all the OS is likely to need, huh? | 05:10 |
Xcell | su -i | 05:10 |
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losher | asiks: 10G is more than enough... | 05:10 |
evanotten | my dvd device reads as /dev/scd0 is that what it is supposed to say | 05:10 |
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asiks | cool | 05:10 |
FloridaGuy | how do i upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 cli | 05:11 |
scunizi | asiks: on initial install there's LOTS of room in the 10 gig partition.. just in case you install LAMP or other stuff that gets stuck there. | 05:11 |
losher | evanotten: /dev/scd0 is fine... | 05:11 |
Jordan_U | !upgrade | FloridaGuy | 05:11 |
ubottu | FloridaGuy: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading | 05:11 |
detrate | http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading | 05:11 |
evanotten | i can get it to play the initial screen but it never goes to main menu | 05:12 |
CuriosTiger | cornwall: Ah. | 05:12 |
CuriosTiger | cornwall: I found a wiki article on it -- reading that | 05:12 |
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evanotten | >> am laughing at myself right now for not being able to accomplish what seems to be an easy task | 05:12 |
^Phantom^ | can winamp be run on ubuntu? | 05:12 |
asiks | i dont think i used very much space with 8.10. I don't do anything heavy, just play some games (roguelikes, retro games) and media watching stuff. | 05:12 |
cornwall | CuriosTiger: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180 | 05:12 |
^Phantom^ | like can i run it directly off of my internal hard drive using wine? | 05:13 |
cornwall | CuriosTiger: is that what you're looking for? That will install it | 05:13 |
Jordan_U | sdtr443w, What exactly does it prompt for ( and if you misspell my name I won't notice your replies, try typing the first few letters then hitting tab ) | 05:13 |
ltgg | crdlb: well thanks for trying ... perhaps I will try the xorg channel ... this really sucks ... today I was happy to finally have OO3 installed ... now this! | 05:13 |
unkmar | well, i attempted and upgrade. now my laptop is just CRAP | 05:13 |
sebsebseb | ^Phantom^: probably not | 05:13 |
dewdude | Phantom: no. try Audacious | 05:13 |
^Phantom^ | D: | 05:13 |
CuriosTiger | cornwall: That was, but it says it's already installed and yet modprobe nvidia claims the module doesn't exist | 05:13 |
Xcell | ^Phantom^-- xmms | 05:13 |
sebsebseb | ^Phantom^: ,but it can be run in Wine, however Linux has better native players :) | 05:13 |
^Phantom^ | I particularly *need* winamp for my tast | 05:13 |
^Phantom^ | task* | 05:13 |
cornwall | CuriosTiger: Are you on Jaunty? I had problems with that as well | 05:13 |
CuriosTiger | cornwall: I am indeed. | 05:13 |
dewdude | what task? | 05:13 |
asiks | Do I want "logical" or "primary", and "beginning" or "end" for the /home partition? | 05:13 |
yowshi | i am having trouble getting these if staement working http://dpaste.com/38218/ can anyone here help? | 05:13 |
cornwall | CuriosTiger: I'm trying to remember how I got it working.... | 05:13 |
CuriosTiger | cornwall: 64-bit jaunty too, if that makes a difference | 05:13 |
ieatnoobs | Okay, need some help. Have an NVIDIA 7150M. When I start compiz, I get a black screen. What do I do? | 05:13 |
^Phantom^ | or is there an ubuntu player that supports winamp input plugins? (in_*.dll) | 05:14 |
CuriosTiger | cornwall: And apt-get remove + apt-get install (reinstall) didn't fix it :P | 05:14 |
dewdude | what format do you need? | 05:14 |
unkmar | sound broken | 05:14 |
cornwall | CuriosTiger: What about apt-get purge? | 05:14 |
unkmar | broadcom wirelss broken. Both on 8.04 hardy | 05:14 |
CuriosTiger | let's try purge | 05:14 |
dewdude | unkmar: did you install the firmware? | 05:14 |
musikgoat|main | !compiz | ieatnoobs | 05:14 |
ubottu | ieatnoobs: Compiz (compositing window manager), for a howto see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager and more help #compiz-fusion | 05:14 |
^Phantom^ | I really need a player that supports winamp's input plugins. are there any for ubuntu? | 05:15 |
billybigrigger | can someone point me in the right direction on how to attach a domain i just purchased to my ubuntu server? do i just have to setup a hostname in /etc/hosts or how do i go about attaching my domain to my server? | 05:15 |
scunizi | CuriosTiger: now you mention 64 bit.. there's a bug I remember reading about nvidia and 64 bit.. you might find it on nvidia's site | 05:15 |
ieatnoobs | musikgoat: Idk what my prollem is. | 05:15 |
CuriosTiger | nope, modprobe nvidia is still unhappy | 05:15 |
dewdude | ^Phantom^, no. look, tell me what format you need and i'll track you down a player | 05:15 |
CuriosTiger | which could have to do with those other packages | 05:15 |
asiks | I would assume logical partition, but I really don't know if i want beginning or end for this | 05:15 |
^Phantom^ | .ast | 05:15 |
Xcell | what kind of plugins | 05:15 |
CuriosTiger | scunizi: Still current in forceware 180.51 ? | 05:15 |
dewdude | .ast? | 05:15 |
Xcell | oh | 05:15 |
losher | asiks: does this make sense: root1, 10G, primary, bootable, root2 10G primary, extended/logical (rest of disk), /home (rest of disk on extended, less swap), swap on extended/logical (twice ram) | 05:15 |
sebsebseb | ^Phantom^: see my PM | 05:15 |
^Phantom^ | .ast, .brstm. strm | 05:15 |
ieatnoobs | That doesn't say anything about my problem | 05:15 |
dewdude | i have no clue what those are | 05:16 |
scunizi | CuriosTiger: not sure.. there is a work a round.. but I forgot what it was | 05:16 |
TheFunkbomb | has anyone gotten any jaunty updates since the frozen RC? | 05:16 |
dewdude | oh, Wii soundtracks | 05:16 |
musikgoat|main | losher: what is root1 and root2? | 05:16 |
Ascendancy | um hi new here | 05:16 |
Jordan_U | billybigrigger, Set the ip that the domain points to to your server's public IP | 05:16 |
unkmar | 8.04 Hardy Sound must be fixed. Beep is loud and it is past midnight. Can't be disturbing other people. | 05:16 |
asiks | i have a 10 gig mount point /, the swap is 4630MB, What would root2 be for? | 05:16 |
Ascendancy | i have a question about partitioning... | 05:17 |
Ascendancy | can anybody help? | 05:17 |
billybigrigger | Jordan_U, so there's nothing i have to do on the server side? just forward my domain to my ip address and im done? | 05:17 |
asiks | I am asking about partioning, too. it is a party! | 05:17 |
ieatnoobs | Can anyone help with my Compiz issue? | 05:17 |
scunizi | asiks: forget root2.. no need | 05:17 |
sdtr443w | Jordan_U: I have to paraphrase since I'm running off the recovery CD right now. When I select NETBOOT it prompts for the administrator password in a black text-mode console | 05:17 |
Jordan_U | unkmar, "sudo rmmod pcspkr" should stop the beep entirely | 05:17 |
CuriosTiger | scunizi: I'll take a look. Thanks. | 05:17 |
losher | musikgoat|main: I recommend two root partitions | 05:17 |
Ascendancy | so um i'm trying to get a partion for ubuntu | 05:17 |
Ascendancy | by using the vista partioning tool | 05:18 |
ieatnoobs | Musikgoat: That page didn't help | 05:18 |
dewdude | HAH | 05:18 |
Jordan_U | billybigrigger, Yup | 05:18 |
losher | scunizi: it's optional, but it makes upgrades sooo easy | 05:18 |
Ascendancy | and i have two pieces of unalloacted space | 05:18 |
dewdude | the best you might be able to do is create freespace for a partition | 05:18 |
cornwall | CuriosTiger: search synaptic for envyng-qt and install it. That's how I got it to work. | 05:18 |
Xcell | ieatnoobs-- try shutting it off and rebooting and turning it back on.....sometimes works | 05:18 |
asiks | Can I still use gparted to resize these partitions later if I need to? | 05:18 |
Ascendancy | is there anyway i can combine them? | 05:18 |
unkmar | Jordan_U: thank you. I'll put it back later. | 05:18 |
ieatnoobs | xcell: If I start it my screen goes black. | 05:18 |
Flannel | Ascendancy: Just shrink your vista stuff, and let the partitioner on the install CD take care of partiioning the unallocated space. | 05:18 |
sdtr443w | Jordan_U: I typed up a new xorg.conf but I don't have much faith in it; I've had bad luck getting my widescreen LCD to work w/o an accelerated driver in the past. | 05:18 |
MK131 | what is a fast way to produce the equivalent to the alt character of windows in ubuntu | 05:18 |
musikgoat|main | ieatnoobs: the ubottu message was more to point to the compiz channel | 05:18 |
Xcell | maybe re-install compix? | 05:18 |
K4k | Has anyone had any luck getting the SoundBlaster X-Fi notebook card working in ubuntu? I want to get it but I'm not sure if there are any SB drivers for it. It's an express slot card | 05:19 |
Xcell | compiz | 05:19 |
Ascendancy | so flannel: does it matter if i have two pieces of space that are seperated? | 05:19 |
ieatnoobs | didn't help | 05:19 |
Xcell | nvidia? | 05:19 |
Jordan_U | sdtr443w, Why are you choosing "NETBOOT" and what recovery CD? You should be using the "recovery mode" option from the grub menu | 05:19 |
unkmar | broadcom wirelss broken. 8.04 hardy - I think I installed the firmware but I can't make heads nor tails out of the instruction page. | 05:19 |
amdFANBOY | hey if my comuputer has RAID, the kind where there are two disks and they are mirrored, then i need the alternate install? | 05:19 |
musikgoat|main | ieatnoobs: did you ask for help in #compiz-fusion ? | 05:19 |
dewdude | unkmar, i had the same issue with a broadcom wifi card earlier in Jaunty | 05:19 |
geovanny | hi, need help with my printer | 05:19 |
ieatnoobs | Musikgoat: Thanks! | 05:19 |
sdtr443w | Jordan_U: I'm currently in the 9.04 recovery CD. When doing netboot I was using the recovery mode grub option on my normal installation. | 05:19 |
losher | asiks: yes, you can resize later if you need to, but it's a tedious, slow process on a larger disk, and if something goes wrong.... | 05:20 |
dewdude | i'm trying to find the page i used | 05:20 |
unkmar | dewdude: did you get it fixed? | 05:20 |
MechWarrior | any one here from BUUG ? | 05:20 |
MK131 | unkmar: you should just be able to run $ sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter | and it would extract everything for u | 05:20 |
dewdude | unkmar, i'm online aren't i? ;) | 05:20 |
Xcell | lol | 05:20 |
dewdude | ...b43-fwcutter was in apt? and here i went and compiled it | 05:20 |
gumbyiscool | can anyone help me out with why my google starts up then shuts down? | 05:20 |
Jordan_U | sdtr443w, The recovery mode option shouldn't say anything about netboot IIRC | 05:20 |
Xcell | lol | 05:20 |
unkmar | dewdude: I'm onlnie and might isn't fixed. not a great indicator. | 05:20 |
ieatnoobs | Doesn't seem like there is anyone active there. | 05:20 |
Flannel | Ascendancy: It's not ideal, but it can work, yes. | 05:20 |
sdtr443w | Jordan_U: Basically anything off the recovery mode option that tried to go to a shell would ask for my root password. | 05:20 |
Ascendancy | hey can ubuntu use two seperate pieces of unpartioned space, or does it need it to be a single piece? | 05:20 |
unkmar | MK131: I did that earlier. | 05:20 |
Ascendancy | oh ok thanks | 05:20 |
geovanny | hi, need help with my printer, i don't know how install the driver for scan, i used ubuntu 9.04 64bits | 05:20 |
gumbyiscool | google earth that is | 05:21 |
asiks | Would setting aside a partition that ubuntu and windows could both see be a bad idea? like in ntfs? | 05:21 |
JustinHamilton | Is there anyone who is good with Flash problems in this channel :) ? | 05:21 |
dewdude | unkmar, did you put them in /lib/firmware | 05:21 |
Ascendancy | Flannel: would there be a way to combine the space? or is it more hassle than its worth? | 05:21 |
Jordan_U | sdtr443w, That's odd, is this a fairly standard install? | 05:21 |
sdtr443w | Jordan_U: might be netroot--it's the one that would take somebody into what would normally be init 3 on another OS. | 05:21 |
MK131 | asiks: i have one set up like that | 05:21 |
Flannel | Ascendancy: you might be able to, yes. I'm not terribly familiar with windows partitioners though. | 05:21 |
dewdude | asiks: that's actually a good idea | 05:21 |
asiks | I had that with ubuntu 8. I don't see Ntfs on the list of formats here though | 05:21 |
sdtr443w | Jordan_U: I upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04. It was being a good boy until I tried to install the ATI 9.3 drivers when I should have done 9.4. Now it locks up going into X and it snubs me trying to do any console recover stuff. | 05:22 |
MechWarrior | I Fixed my problem by reinstalling ubuntu 9.04 this time i did not do a dual boot. | 05:22 |
Ascendancy | Flannel: Ok i'll come back after i've installed ubuntu | 05:22 |
ieatnoobs | Haallllpppp..... | 05:22 |
Ascendancy | lol wish me luck | 05:22 |
dewdude | Ascendancy, i seem to remember at some point with the vista partitioner being able to "move" the partitions/free space blocks around | 05:22 |
Ascendancy | dewdude: how do you do it? | 05:22 |
Jordan_U | sdtr443w, Ok, what is this recovery CD you were talking about? | 05:22 |
unkmar | dewdude: MK131, I have b43 and b43legacy in /lib/firmware | 05:22 |
losher | asiks: a common ntfs partition should work fine... | 05:22 |
dewdude | Ascendancy, i honestly don't remember | 05:23 |
asiks | does ntfs have another name? | 05:23 |
acp_ | hi is ltsp included in 9.04 desktop version or in the server edtion? | 05:23 |
Ascendancy | haha ok | 05:23 |
losher | asiks: don't think so, why? | 05:23 |
Ascendancy | thx anyway | 05:23 |
asiks | i see ext2-4, fat16, fat32 , jfs, xfs, reiserfs | 05:23 |
musikgoat|main | asiks: ntfs-3g | 05:23 |
scunizi | acp_: I think you can install it regardless | 05:23 |
dewdude | unkmar, you don't put b43 and b43legacy in /lib/firmware. you figure out what driver you're running...and use the cutter to extract the firmware files in to that directory | 05:23 |
sdtr443w | Jordan_U: A 9.04 LiveCD | 05:23 |
asiks | is one of those aka ntfs? | 05:24 |
musikgoat|main | asiks: nvm my statement, thought you were apt-getting stuff | 05:24 |
Jordan_U | asiks, Unless you are on the LiveCD you need to install ntfsprogs | 05:24 |
musikgoat|main | asiks: no | 05:24 |
asiks | I am using the live cd | 05:24 |
unkmar | dewdude: the cutter program simply ran. | 05:24 |
Jordan_U | sdtr443w, Do you know what a chroot is? | 05:24 |
losher | asiks: writable ntfs support is relatively new, I'm not suprised it's not offered. Leave it unallocated and use windows recovery to format it for ntfs later | 05:24 |
asiks | that's odd because i made an ntfs partition with ubuntu 8 | 05:25 |
kathe | Sound Problem, HP DV5Z, not only one with it, was working 8.04,8.10 not in 9.04 upgrade. ALSA originally did not recognize hardware, did installed module-assistant ALSA now says OK, but no sound any through speakers or headjack still. Noticed the config file was empty, tried adding option for Hp-4 did not work either. Will not work with OSS/ALSA/PULSE, all volumes maxed and unmuted | 05:25 |
sdtr443w | Jordan_U: chroot doesn't seem to work. I think the LiveCD is 32-bit but my OS is 64-bit. So I get into trouble when it tries to run bash. | 05:25 |
dewdude | unkmar, hold on, i know that page is around somewhere | 05:25 |
MK131 | unkmar: do you have broadcom STA driver installed? | 05:25 |
asiks | well, the drive had an xp partition on it that i shrunk. I suppose that is a different process | 05:25 |
acp_ | scunizi: ya I know but Im bit layz I want during installation it will setup ltsp I remember if you use alternate edition there is a ltsp mode | 05:25 |
losher | asiks: using gparted? | 05:25 |
asiks | yeah | 05:25 |
unkmar | MK131: I don't even know what that is. | 05:25 |
Freeyorp | Hello, my system crashed while updating to jaunty and now I can't move the mouse or use the keyboard when booting normally... I can still use the keyboard in recovery mode, but the dpkg option doesn't work as it can't connect to the internet. | 05:26 |
Freeyorp | I tried adding the following two lines, auto et0 and iface eth0 inet dhcp to my /etc/network/interfaces file, then ifup eth0 and ifconfig eth0 , but it still hasn't connected properly and I'm at a loss as to what I've done wrong or need to do next... would anyone be able to help me? | 05:26 |
asiks | Maybe if i leave it unallocated and then boot from the disk, gparted might be able to set it to that? | 05:26 |
unkmar | dewdude: http://pastebin.com/m4ae62949 | 05:26 |
jinxed | I am interested in trying ubuntu, but i still want to keep windows around for certain programs, so i was hoping to dual boot. I am currently using Vista 64 bit buisness (perhaps the worst permutation but oh well) on a lenovo t400. I need to get a fresh install of windows and ubuntu... Any ideas on how I can do this. ? | 05:26 |
unkmar | dewdude: wrong paste. | 05:26 |
sdtr443w | Jordan_U: About the only thing I can think of is trying this hacked up xorg.conf. Problem is that it takes me about 10 minutes to boot back in to here with IRC if it doesn't work. | 05:26 |
Jordan_U | sdtr443w, Ok, can you just edit your xorg.conf and add: Driver "vesa" To your device section? | 05:26 |
MK131 | go to System-> Administration -> Hardware Drivers and see if the STA driver is enabled | 05:26 |
unkmar | dewdude: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Harhttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Hardydy | 05:26 |
dewdude | unkmar, http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43 <- that page told me pretty much exactly what to do | 05:26 |
Jordan_U | sdtr443w, pastebin the xorg.conf | 05:26 |
sdtr443w | Jordan_U: Yes that seems to be about all I can do. Re: pastebin--hold on | 05:27 |
dewdude | it told me how to identify what chip i had...which version of what i needed to get and so on. | 05:27 |
MK131 | unkmar: go to System-> Administration -> Hardware Drivers and see if the STA driver is enabled | 05:27 |
losher | asiks: <surprised>. But you don't need ntfs to install. Just allocate an empty partition and you can try Jordan_U's suggestion later when you have Ubuntu up & running. | 05:27 |
leos | 这里有讲中文的吗? | 05:27 |
dewdude | losher, IIRC ntfs now shows up as ntfs-3g | 05:28 |
acp_ | jinxed: install windows first then leave a partition for ubuntu | 05:28 |
scunizi | !cn | leos | 05:28 |
ubottu | leos: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 05:28 |
kathe | jinxed it's not problem, the install will setup a partion for you to dual boot as long as windows is installed first | 05:28 |
losher | asiks: btw, which distro are you gonna install? | 05:28 |
kathe | jinxed it's not problem, the install will setup a partion for you to dual boot as long as windows is installed first | 05:28 |
Logomachist | Helllllp? Ubuntu crashed while updating itself a little over a week ago and now I can't access the Internet! | 05:28 |
sdtr443w | Jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu.com/159029/ | 05:28 |
unkmar | MK131: I can't... Was running fluxbuntu 7.10 and upgraded. still running fluxbuntu, but now 8.04, most the same rules should apply, Minus any GUI things. | 05:28 |
asiks | 9.04 | 05:28 |
kathe | Sound Problem, HP DV5Z, not only one with it, was working 8.04,8.10 not in 9.04 upgrade. ALSA originally did not recognize hardware, did installed module-assistant ALSA now says OK, but no sound any through speakers or headjack still. Noticed the config file was empty, tried adding option for Hp-4 did not work either. Will not work with OSS/ALSA/PULSE, all volumes maxed and unmuted | 05:28 |
kathe | Anyone can help? | 05:28 |
isleshocky77 | Anyone else having problems playing any videos after an upgrade 9.04? I treid vlc, toem, and mplayer, purged all of the above and reinstalled. Whenever I try to play it opens then crashes | 05:28 |
amdFANBOY | hi, do i need the alternate install or will the regular do? | 05:28 |
leos | :( | 05:29 |
Jordan_U | Logomachist, Does anything happen when you run "sudo dpkg --configure -a" ? ( if it does please pastebin the output ) | 05:29 |
asiks | what was jordan's suggestion? I think i missed it | 05:29 |
losher | asiks: you understand 9.04 is not quite stable? | 05:29 |
ieatnoobs | Adobe air is pretty extreme. | 05:29 |
asiks | I know it's new | 05:29 |
billybigrigger | hello | 05:29 |
billybigrigger | is this working? | 05:29 |
tritium | losher: 9.04 is a release, not a distro. Ubuntu is the "distro" | 05:29 |
kathe | toss in a question billy | 05:29 |
losher | asiks: jordan say you can download the ntfsprogs and format ntfs using it.... | 05:29 |
asiks | I missed that | 05:29 |
losher | tritium: corrected, thanks... | 05:30 |
billybigrigger | hello? can anyone see this? | 05:30 |
tritium | losher: why do you think the latest stable release is not stable? | 05:30 |
Jordan_U | billybigrigger, no | 05:30 |
billybigrigger | Jordan_U, this is wierd | 05:30 |
scunizi | billybigrigger: of course not | 05:30 |
Jordan_U | billybigrigger, Ask your question :) | 05:30 |
billybigrigger | my router is reporting my ip address as 0.0.0.0 and i cannot ping google or view and www sites, but im still connected to irc | 05:30 |
losher | tritium: 'cos I installed it, and had some problems. Because lots of people have been here asking for help with their 9.04 install... | 05:31 |
scunizi | billybigrigger: there's only 1400+ of us here waiting to answer questions | 05:31 |
Freeyorp | Would anyone be able to help me? | 05:31 |
billybigrigger | i've tried renewing dhcp and everything, still an ip of 0.0.0.0 | 05:31 |
tritium | losher: people are in here asking for help every day | 05:31 |
tritium | That's what the channel is for. | 05:31 |
Xcell | This is the (help) channel. | 05:31 |
kathe | billy, what type of router/service is it | 05:31 |
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