[00:00] <jeanne> soundray, i just type it in the end?
[00:00] <jeanne> of the file that is
[00:00] <Le-Chuck_ITA> zce: did you run badbloks?
[00:00] <coleys> some_guy: You will really enjoy ubuntu better, I can guarentee =p
[00:00] <soundray> jeanne: no, if you type it after 'exit 0', it won't get run
[00:00] <benste> soundray: /etc/modprobe.d/options.conf but I don't know the module name to fill in and is  'rf_kill=0' a new line?
[00:00] <some_guy> coleys: well i've got the .iso downloaded now so i'll probably give it a go tomorrow wireless or not
[00:00] <Aerodynamic> I can't seem to get my webcam to work in Firefox.. any ideas?
[00:00] <coleys> some_guy: Also if you are running an older system... I would suggest xubuntu... Runs better on older systemss.
[00:00] <Anacranom> some_guy, have you considered installing to a USB flash drive so that you can install all the drivers/extras there too, and keep your windows? "persistant"
[00:01] <dsch04> Anyone know which package apr-util is in?
[00:01] <soundray> benste: same line. Do you know the type of wifi hardware you have?
[00:01] <danopia> i use xubuntu even on good software
[00:01] <Aerodynamic> I can't seem to get my webcam to work in Firefox.. any ideas? It says to set it to "Allow".. I right click and click settings but nothing happens
[00:01] <jeanne> soundray, well before that i meant
[00:01] <coleys> danopia: Me too... I love xub :p
[00:01] <some_guy> anacranom: i had not. i wasn't planning on installing too much. just wanted to get a taste for it
[00:01] <genii> _econn: Do you have universe enabled?
[00:01] <danopia> but when i get 9.04 i'll be using ubuntu, purely because compiz comes stock
[00:01] <danopia> xD\
[00:01] <Le-Chuck_ITA> dsch04 packages.ubuntu.com is the quick way to find that
[00:01] <coleys> xubuntu is the bestttt.
[00:01] <etfb> How do I connect via VPN and Remote Desktop to a Windows PC at work.  I can do Windows->Windows easily, but not Ubuntu->Windows.
[00:01] <soundray> jeanne: :)
[00:01] <dsch04> Le-Chuck_ITA, ta!
[00:01] <_econn> genii: how do I check for that?
[00:01] <soundray> !boot > jeanne
[00:01] <zce> Le-Chuck_ITA, the manpage said that is recommended to run fsck -b, which will futher call badblocks, so thats what i did
[00:01] <benste>  soundray some intel one, isn't it that iwl3945 which was included within the log?
[00:01] <mercutio22> Le-Chuck_ITA> in the case of high frequency load I should see my Hard Disk LED blinking a lot right?
[00:01] <Le-Chuck_ITA> zce: that's fine
[00:02] <Le-Chuck_ITA> zce: never heard of corrupted sectors in ext3
[00:02] <soundray> benste: yes, that's the one
[00:02] <genii> _econn: I'm currently in KDE and not Gnome so can't instruct exactly the steps. But someplace inside the Add/Remove submenus
[00:02] <MarkJones> mercutio22: High load on what? Hard drive yes. CPU no.
[00:02] <Le-Chuck_ITA> mercutio22: no you have to check it in the proper way :)
[00:02] <coleys> some_guy: Any other questions?
[00:02] <some_guy> the laptop has 512MB ram, and a pretty slow processor. is that something I should be running xubuntu on?
[00:02] <dsch04> Le-Chuck_ITA, Hmm, no packages found containing apr-util
[00:03] <mercutio22> Le-Chuck_ITA> ok, wilco
[00:03] <benste> soundray: so "iwl3945 rf_kill=0" would be right?
[00:03] <Le-Chuck_ITA> MarkJones: no the infamous high disk load would perhaps not show up "at sight"
[00:03] <Aerodynamic> anyone know why this is?
[00:03] <Le-Chuck_ITA> dsch04: did you search in "all distributions?"
[00:03] <_econn> genii: if I go to Software Sources application, the option "Community-maintained Open Source software (universe)" is checked
[00:03] <dsch04> "You have searched for paths that end with apr-utils in suite jaunty, all sections, and all architectures. "
[00:03] <benste> soundray, what does the rf_kill=0 do?
[00:03] <MarkJones> Oh i dont know I must have jumped in the middle at the wrong time.hehe
[00:03] <Le-Chuck_ITA> dsch04: maybe you installed it from an external deb
[00:03] <coleys> some_guy: Yeah... xubuntu would be a better choice.. It uses xfce window manager.. min 256 mb
[00:03] <Le-Chuck_ITA> dsch04: if you have it on *your* system then try dpkg -S /path/to/binary
[00:03] <dsch04> NO, it's not installed
[00:03] <genii> _econn: The window-manager agnostic way would be to edit the /etc/apt/sources.list and make sure the appropriate universe repository lines are not commented out, etc etc
[00:03] <Travis-42> is there any way to specify the x in /dev/sdx for hard drives?  I find my drives, partially because some are external, get switched around.   I have an application that only allows specifying hard drive by device (And not label or UUID), and so I can't use any of its automatic features
[00:03] <fluxy> Hello. I am running Jaunty. I have restricted drivers for my nvidia 8400GS enabled and use the nvidia-settings to change the resolution. However each time I log in it is set back to the old one, and I have to repeat the same steps. Can anyone please help?
[00:04] <soundray> benste: hold on a sec
[00:04] <some_guy> coleys: will xubuntu run from a 'livecd' as ubuntu would?
[00:04] <genii> !info partimage jaunty
[00:04] <Le-Chuck_ITA> dsch04: maybe it's not in ubuntu are you sure it should be there?
[00:04] <benste> soundray thanks, no prob
[00:04] <_econn> genii: let me check
[00:04] <coleys> some_guy: Yeah
[00:04] <gzader> Does anyone know how to get a test notification for Ubuntu's new notification system? I dont think mine is working.
[00:04] <Anacranom> some_guy, are you using 9.04?
[00:04] <etfb> Damn. This is what I get for choosing a distro that's only used by amateurs.  Maybe if I'd picked Red Hat, there'd be people who use Linux to do actual work, and then VPN stuff would work.
[00:04] <some_guy> coleys: awesome. i'll definately consider it
[00:04] <dsch04> Yes - it's needed to build subversion, amongst other things
[00:04] <dassouki> any suggest invoicing applications for non web project
[00:04] <gzader> Using 9.04 upgraded from 8.10
[00:04] <some_guy> anacranom: not running anything yet. still not got it on a cd
[00:04] <lanzelloth> i'm copying 7000 mp3 files (37gb) and it's slowing things down, (i have core 2 duo 2.0ghz, 2gb ram) is that normal?
[00:05] <Anacranom> some_guy, yes, but is it 9.04 or what?
[00:05] <Le-Chuck_ITA> etfb: you have to install a couple of packages whose name I don't remember, search for it in apt - it's related to "network manager" and "vpn"
[00:05] <yowshi> grrr every time a programme using my webcam freeze it is impossible to kill
[00:05] <nightrid3r> lanzelloth: yes
[00:05] <coleys> some_guy: It contains some different software, like ubuntu uses Open Office... while xubuntu has Abi word, gnumeric
[00:05] <yowshi> and therefore impossible to use my webcam
[00:05] <yowshi> witho0ut rebooting
[00:05] <Aerodynamic> anyone?
[00:05] <lanzelloth> it feels like copying smaller number of files takes less resources
[00:05] <Le-Chuck_ITA> etfb: if redhat was better you'd have been using it :)
[00:05] <some_guy> anacranom: yeah, i've got the ubuntu 9.04 .iso currently downloaded
[00:05] <soundray> benste: try this: 'echo iwl3945 disable_hw_scan=1 | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/options.conf' (slightly modified from http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1097096)
[00:06] <_econn> genii: yeah, all lines from /var/apt/sources.list mentioning universe are _not_ commented..
[00:06] <Anacranom> some_guy, look at System>Administration>USB Startup Disk Creation
[00:06] <some_guy> anacranom: on windows?
[00:06] <soundray> benste: correction
[00:06] <benste> soundray = iwl3945 disable_hw_scan=1
[00:06] <genii> _econn: Maybe also check first line in there to make sure it's not stalling trying off the cd too
[00:06] <mudassar> can somebody help me regarding fixing microphone problem in ubuntu 9.04 ?
[00:06] <lanzelloth> that shouldn't be, why can't the file copier calculate file assigning operations chunk by chunk and leave the system usable
[00:07] <genii> _econn: eg: DO comment out the cdrom line
[00:07] <some_guy> anacranom: is this for installing drivers and stuff?
[00:07] <Anacranom> some_guy, no, on the live session
[00:07] <soundray> benste: have you done it already?
[00:07] <_econn> genii: actually, the cdrom line is already commented out, and also the lines of the "backports"
[00:07] <Junafani> Hello! I am trying to install Ubuntu and now I need to partition my hard drive. In Windows I freed up 36 gigabytes in D-drive, but when I try this default "move slider"-mode it only gives me 11 gigabytes. Looks like it is trying to put it into C-drive and not to D-drive. How I can change this?
[00:07] <Anacranom> no, for creating a "live cd" that can be used as an install instead, some_guy
[00:08] <genii> _econn: OK, looks good there then. And the machine can connect out to the internet?
[00:08] <some_guy> anacranom: oh awesome. so you can create a livecd with the drivers on?
[00:08] <mudassar> plz somebody help me regarding the problem of microphone in ubuntu 9.04, I do not understand how to configure it I am new to ubuntu and want to stay with it
[00:08] <Junafani> Or do I need to use that manual partition?
[00:08] <user_x> Hi, I'm having a problem with Kubuntu JJ(9.04), I changed the mobo recently(from Intel P43 to AMD 790GX), everything looks to be working properly except for the network card
[00:08] <zoobox> hi. are there a repository that I can add that still have 7.10 - Gutsy Gibbon in it?
[00:08] <user_x> when I run ifconfig I only see lo and virbr0(which is used by VirtualBox or so)
[00:08] <Anacranom> some_guy, then you can install drivers and such, that all you have to do is boot from the USB drive
[00:08] <coleys> some_guy: LiveCD includes working drivers
[00:08] <genii> zoobox: Yes, old-releases.ubuntu.com    or so
[00:09] <_econn> genii: yeah, i have already installed gcc, xchat and manpages using apt-get
[00:09] <zoobox> ok. I try add that as a rep then.
[00:09] <Aerodynamic> :(
[00:09] <benste2>  soundray:: sorry short disconnect was there something new since 01:06 ?
[00:09] <some_guy> anacranom: not even from the cd? how would you change the system start-up to use a usb instead of cd?
[00:09] <keglevich> one offtopic question...I have a PC where static IP is set up but I don't know that IP...I can plug in UTP cable...how, if it is possible, can I find out which IP address is set up on that machine?
[00:09] <Junafani> Hello! I am trying to install Ubuntu and now I need to partition my hard drive. In Windows I freed up 36 gigabytes in D-drive, but when I try this default "move slider"-mode it only gives me 11 gigabytes. Looks like it is trying to put it into C-drive and not to D-drive. How I can change this or do I need to use manual partition?
[00:09] <Sir_Minty> Hi room, I am sorry to be a pane - I'm assuming you've already had this alot recently. Im new to Ubuntu and Linux in general and have been fiddling around for a while now trying to get Compiz to work in 9.04 can anyone help me?
[00:09] <genii> _econn: What does:   apt-cache policy partimage                     report?
[00:09] <Sir_Minty> *pain even I apologise for my spelling/ typing
[00:10] <Raith> Hey if I go to watch something on youtube it plays the music for about a second and then pretty much freezes up, no audio no video. Anyone have any ideas?
[00:10] <Dr_Willis> keglevich:  ifconfig command is one way  or scan the network with nmap is a harder way
[00:10] <k4_k4> Junafani: did you just free stuff on a drive or did you delete the drive ?
[00:10] <lanzelloth> Sir_Minty, ati or nvidia?
[00:10] <coleys> Junafani: Doing it that way may most likely wreck your windows
[00:10] <Anacranom> some_guy, do some googling to get some "how-to's" on doing this, and the option to boot from USB will be in bios
[00:10] <Sir_Minty> nvidia 512 mb 8800 GTA
[00:10] <keglevich> drwillis: what can I do with ifconfig?
[00:10] <benste2> soundray: the file now owns: "iwl3945 enable_hw_scan=1"
[00:10] <Junafani> k4k4: I just freed it up in Windows
[00:10] <some_guy> anacranom: awesome cheers :D
[00:10] <mudassar> why there is a microphone problem in ubuntu latest release ?
[00:10] <Dr_Willis> keglevich:  it gives the ip of all itnerfaces
[00:10] <Junafani> So it is still in NTSF
[00:10] <soundray> benste2: that wasn't quite correct
[00:10] <_econn> genii: it reports, Installed: (none) Candidate: (none)  Version table:
[00:10] <lanzelloth> Sir_Minty, sorry can't really help much with nvidia but what's the problem?
[00:10] <k4_k4> Junafani: i think it wont find free space on an windows drive (thats because its an windows parition)
[00:10] <Dr_Willis> Junafani:  what version of windows are you using?
[00:11] <Junafani> xp
[00:11] <k4_k4> Junafani:  perhaps you can remove an parition completly ?
[00:11] <benste2> soundray so what now?
[00:11] <soundray> benste: try this: 'echo options iwl3945 disable_hw_scan=1 | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/options.conf'
[00:11] <k4_k4> Junafani: or use the wubi installer from windows
[00:11] <soundray> benste2: this will overwrite the version where "options" is missing
[00:11] <Dr_Willis> Junafani:  'free space' is not the same as unallocated. You need to  somehow resize a parittion to allow ubuntu to install to the new 'unallocated' space.
[00:11] <keglevich> drwillis: yeah on local machine....you didn't undrestand me...i have a machine where x-service is running on y-port and has z-ip .... how can i find out those x,y,z variables with remote access?
[00:11] <Smokalotapotamus> ok, I am about ready to rip ubuntu off my machine and go back to windows, this is becoming absurd. How do I fix the low volume issue?
[00:11] <Dr_Willis> keglevich:  nmap/scan it.
[00:11] <benste2> soundray now it has "options iwl3945 disable_hw_scan=1"
[00:11] <Junafani> Dr_willis: And ubuntu can
[00:11] <Smokalotapotamus> I am SICK and TIRED of not being able to hear anything
[00:11] <genii> _econn: Very very weird
[00:11] <coleys> Junafani: You should shrink the drive while in Windows, instead of letting ubuntu do that. It could error your computer
[00:11] <Junafani> Dr_willis: And ubuntu can¨t do it?
[00:12] <Junafani> Ok
[00:12] <coleys> error the windows install I mean.
[00:12] <benste2> soundray so what exactly does this do now?
[00:12] <Junafani> How I can do that?
[00:12] <keglevich> drwillis: do you know the exact structure of that command nmap?
[00:12] <Aerodynamic> I can't seem to get my webcam to work in Firefox.. any ideas? It says to set it to "Allow".. I right click and click settings but nothing happens
[00:12] <Dr_Willis> Junafani:  i always use a gparted live cd to do it by hand. just to be sure its how i want. The instaler is supposed to be able to do it. but i never use that feature
[00:12] <soundray> benste2: now try 'sudo rmmod iwl3945 ; sudo modprobe iwl3945'
[00:12] <Smokalotapotamus> or here, how do I downgrade to gutsy gibbon?
[00:12] <_econn> genii: any help is appreciated.. would like me to do any more tests?
[00:12] <coleys> Junafani: Right click on My Computer > Manage > Disk Management
[00:12] <Dr_Willis> keglevich:  it has 10000000+ options. check its docs.. depending on what you want to do.
[00:12] <Sir_Minty> well  lanzelloth: just installed Ubuntu 9.04 onto my computer to try open source OS out on flat mates recommendation was very interested in the cube effect on compiz but will not work at all on packets are apparently allready on their according to manager and i have tried deleting and reinstalling and changes my graphics card drivers too. I'm out of ideas
[00:12] <soundray> benste2: it disables hardware scanning, which apparently interferes with it working properly.
[00:12] <lanzelloth> Smokalotapotamus, i'm gonna ask the obvious questions but are all the volume settings turned up
[00:13] <eseven73> !downgrade | Smokalotapotamus
[00:13] <Junafani> Coleys: Wasn't shrinking only in Vista? I have XP
[00:13] <Smokalotapotamus> lanzelloth: I have been at this for months. I have hit all the threads
[00:13] <nicklas_> hello, when installing programs, how can i get a list in kubuntu like in ubuntus package manager? like a list for all games or all chat internet programs etcetera?
[00:13] <Dr_Willis> Vista is MUCh better at 'shrinking' ntfs parittions i find. then ubuntu/gparted is
[00:13] <Smokalotapotamus> it is a known issue, nobody seems to be solving it
[00:13] <coleys> Or you can get Acronis Disk Suite or whatever it's called. It can do the same.
[00:13] <keglevich> drwillis: so for instance i have pcs A and B....on A IP is set as 192.168.1.1 and on B IP is setup as x.x.x.x. (for instance 172.16.0.1) and that nmap can find that unknown ip B from 192.168.1.1?
[00:13] <_econn> genii: very weird, when I press [tab] during apt-get install, it attempts to complete to "partimage", but, when I do apt-cache search partimage, it only finds partimage-doc..
[00:13] <Dr_Willis> keglevich:  you can scan the whole lan/range.. yes...
[00:14] <Smokalotapotamus> I tried installing pulse audio, now my volume control crashes when I open it.
[00:14] <lanzelloth> Smokalotapotamus, is it a driver issue?
[00:14] <keglevich> ok great
[00:14] <Smokalotapotamus> it only gets worse and worse
[00:14] <Dr_Willis> keglevich:  do a 'ping scan' it will be faster to find the ip
[00:14] <Dr_Willis> keglevich:  if its running samba/or has a share.. you can use nbmlookup also i think
[00:14] <keglevich> how to do this...ping scan?
[00:14] <some_guy> cheers guys :D cya around
[00:14] <k4_k4> Junafani: ubuntu can do this to
[00:14] <Smokalotapotamus> I don't know what it is, I have my 4.1 cranked at max, all the ubuntu sliders maxed, alsamixer maxed and I can barely hear a thing
[00:14] <Dr_Willis> keglevich:  check the nmap docs, nmap --help, its like nmap -Sp or -sP i forget
[00:14] <keglevich> no it doesn't run any services...just one specific port is open and PING is replying
[00:14] <k4_k4> Junafani: but take the tool you are used to
[00:14] <lanzelloth> Sir_Minty, so you have ccsm and other effects work but not the cube?
[00:15] <k4_k4> Junafani: windows wants an partition and so does ubuntu
[00:15] <Anacranom> some_guy, check this out and come see me in my channel if you have questions,  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[00:15] <Smokalotapotamus> I upgraded to jackalope HOPING it would be solved, no luck
[00:15] <Sir_Minty> when i alt+ F2 ccsm does not appear a valid entry
[00:15] <coleys> Sir_Minty: What do you mean?
[00:16] <benste> soundray, my laptop freezed horribly blinking :-)
[00:16] <soundray> Sir_Minty: try 'sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager'
[00:16] <sebsebseb> nicklas_: dpkg -l
[00:16] <Sir_Minty> i mean my packet manager states it is downlaoded but when it ry to run it its not in prefrences and says no directory found
[00:16] <benste> soundray, so now I'm finished?
[00:16] <coleys> Sir_Minty: System > Preferences > Compiz Config Settigns Manager
[00:17] <Hiro2> hi, I just got ubuntu. where do I go to connect to a wireless internet?
[00:17] <sebsebseb> !wireless |  Hiro2
[00:17] <soundray> benste: you can always find out whether the iwl3945 supports any other options that might fix your problem
[00:17] <Smokalotapotamus> Hiro2: look up wifi driver wrappers, that fixed it for me
[00:17] <mercutio22> where's Le-Chuck?
[00:17] <Sir_Minty> it says the directory does not exist
[00:18] <_econn> genii: can I navigate through the universe package repository using a web browser?
[00:18] <Hiro2> smoka: I don't even know where to go to connect :(
[00:18] <Dr_Willis> Hiro2:  icons top right..
[00:18] <benste1> soundray, this piece of f... s... disconnected againsoundray, this piece of f... s... disconnected again
[00:18] <Hiro2> Dr_Willis: wow, this is embarrasing :P thanks
[00:18] <Smokalotapotamus> Hiro2: if not top right, check system>preferences>network connections
[00:19] <soundray> benste1: don't let your frustration ruin your good manners.
[00:19] <benste1> :-)
[00:19] <genii> _econn: Yes
[00:19] <lanzelloth> Sir_Minty, run the terminal and type ccsm
[00:19] <benste1> soundray, so do you have any other clue?
[00:19] <_econn> genii: how can I get to it?
[00:19] <soundray> benste1: there might be other options to the iwl3945 driver that might help
[00:20] <jeanne> how do i make applications launch as soon as i log in? how do i do it graphically? if possible
[00:20] <memo12> why does girls have that brown skin on their ass hole?
[00:20] <Sir_Minty> lanzelloth: have done and states could not locate file no such file or directory
[00:20] <coleys> jeanne: System > Preferences > Startup
[00:20] <Hiro2> Smoka, Dr_wil, seb, thank you I got it :)
[00:20] <soundray> benste1: I still think that rfkill=1 or rfkill=0 might help (or it might be rf_kill)
[00:20] <lanzelloth> Sir_Minty, and you said you installed it? did you try reinstalling?
[00:21] <benste1> soundray, so the /etc/modprobe.d/options.conf should be changed again?
[00:21] <Smokalotapotamus> ok it looks like the only solution is back up, delete everything, and install an older version of ubuntu
[00:21] <Hiro2> hmmmm, my ubuntu seems to be running real slow... I gave it about 20GB partition. Am I missing drivers or is it not enough space?
[00:21] <Smokalotapotamus> scorched OS policy
[00:21] <xipi> exit
[00:21] <xipi> exit
[00:21] <soundray> benste1: actually it's neither: check modinfo iwl3945, it's 'disable=0'
[00:22] <Smokalotapotamus> Hiro2: what size is the swap partition?
[00:22] <genii> _econn: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/p/partimage/    and select the .deb appropriate to your architecture
[00:22] <Sir_Minty> ah ok
[00:22] <Sir_Minty> my apologise
[00:22] <soundray> benste1: yes, that's where you feed options to the driver.
[00:22] <Sir_Minty> i reinstalled it this time and ccsm loaded
[00:22] <Sir_Minty> that was wierd
[00:22] <Sir_Minty> now how do i set up compiz cube?
[00:22] <benste1> soundray : should I first delete your previous attemp?
[00:22] <_econn> genii: thanks..
[00:23] <lanzelloth> Sir_Minty, you just have to play around with the settings there, there are other cool and useful effects you might also wanna try
[00:23] <wavecutter> Yay! I can use my mic!
 thankyou very much
[00:23] <coleys> wavecutter: Wewt.
[00:23] <soundray> benste1: you can do that, or try a combination of options
[00:23] <lanzelloth> Sir_Minty, glad i could help
[00:23] <Hiro2> Smokalotapotamus: what is the swap partition? The size of ubuntu i allowed it to install? 20GB
[00:24] <benste1> soundray, I'm sorry but this is far to complex for me ;-)
[00:24] <PMantis1> Anyone know where Ubuntu stores my wireless keys and VPN setup? I want to transfer to a new computer without re-typing it all.
[00:24] <mattgyver> I cant seem to browse shared network comptuers, anyone able to help?
[00:24] <soundray> benste1: that's just a self-limiting belief you are holding ;)
[00:24] <Smokalotapotamus> windows uses part of the hard drive as pretend memory, ubuntu makes you specify a portion for that and it is a separate partition. I don't know that it's your problem but it might be
[00:24] <carolyn_> Does it matter if a virtual Ubuntu uses eth1 and eth2 rather than eth0 and eht1?
[00:25] <Smokalotapotamus> are you running off the CD or did you install it?
[00:25] <soundray> carolyn_: no
[00:25] <carolyn_> soundray: thanks
[00:25] <Hiro2> Smokalotapotamus: I first created a partition in windows for 20GB free and I installed ubuntu there from a CD. Should I erase that and create a partition using the ubuntu CD?
[00:25] <genii> _econn: There seems something seriously wrong in your package backend however, if it can't find stuff in repositories which are clearly enabled. Might want to consider reinstalling the apt system with aptitude, or so.
[00:26] <Smokalotapotamus> Hiro2: I've only been using ubuntu for about a year now, I'm still relatively a novice
[00:26] <_econn> genii: I cannot find the amd64 of partimage version 0.6.7
[00:26] <Smokalotapotamus> Hiro2: but it should have asked you to specify a partition for swap, unless it did it for you automatically during installation
[00:26] <benste1> soundray, ok thanks for your help to this point, but it has gone late now maybe I'll come back later days to fix the issue
[00:27] <_econn> genii: isnt this the problem then?
[00:27] <genii> _econn: Maybe thats why it doesn't find one
[00:27] <coleys> Hiro2: If you do guided instalation it's alot easier, does everything for you.
[00:27] <genii> _econn: Yes, exactly
[00:27] <coleys> Hiro2: Just Don't make a partition, keep 'your new' partition as free space... then use Guided install usinging the largest continuous free space.
[00:27] <_econn> genii: why does this happen? I mean .. there will be never a partimage for amd64 then?
[00:27] <Smokalotapotamus> I never use guided installation
[00:27] <Smokalotapotamus> I'm hardcore
[00:27] <soundray> benste1: okay, good luck
[00:28] <benste1> thanks
[00:28] <FTLJohnson> Does anyone here know Visual Basic (Yes, I know this is a linux room)
[00:28] <FTLJohnson> ?
[00:28] <genii> _econn: I'd say to report it as a bug on LaunchPad
[00:28] <yowshi> anyone here have any experience with webcam studio?
[00:28] <genii> _econn: Most likely it has just not been packaged yet is all
[00:29] <Hiro2> coleys: that's what I did
[00:29] <Hiro2> oh wait
[00:29] <coleys> Hiro2: And what is your problem?
[00:29] <Hiro2> nvm
[00:29] <coleys> Hiro2: Do it that way this time.
[00:29] <Hiro2> coleys: I shrank the vista partition to give 20GB of freespace, then I installed ubuntu there
[00:30] <guiennet> 20gb only ?
[00:30] <Hiro2> you're saying to erase that, extend the windows partition all the way and let ubuntu create a new partition?
[00:30] <carolyn> hi
[00:30] <Hiro2> I thought that'll be all I need for ubuntu
[00:30] <coleys> Hiro2: No, keep the free space as free space
[00:30] <wavecutter> OK, winehq is dead so Iḿ going to ask a wine question here if no one objects.
[00:30] <keglevich> I have a specific problem....I have a HP server where ILO service is running on a known port 2301/tcp. The problem is that I don't know the IP address which is set on that interface. I can plug in UTP cable to that server on one side and directly to my laptop/pc on anothe side...how can I dteremine/find the unknown IP address of that server's interface?
[00:31] <Hiro2> coleys: what for? I got 100GB free space, can't I add the new created free space partition of 20GB in there and create another partition using ubuntu CD from 120GB of free space?
[00:31] <coleys> Hiro2: Then install ubuntu using LiveCD ... Install it with the third option. 'Guided install using largest continuous free space' which is just above manually partition
[00:31] <leeguy92> im just curious here. im not a noob, so you dont have to speak nicely.
[00:31] <leeguy92> why would you need to recompile a kernel? i read a thing that said you would need to do it if you need a module that isnt part of the distro CD.
[00:31] <wavecutter> Has anyone gotten BF2 to run under wine with the 1.4x patch?
[00:31] <leeguy92> though, that is a nooby question
[00:31] <_econn> genii: thanks a lot.. I really appreciated your help]
[00:32] <_econn> genii: where should I report a bug, on partimage project? or at ubuntu project?
[00:32] <coleys> Yeah do that Hiro2
[00:32] <leeguy92> couldnt you just recompile the module in question, if it didnt fit the kernel
[00:32] <leeguy92> ?
[00:32] <leeguy92> why recompile the whole kernel?
[00:32] <nigtv> Hi guys, im having a problem with a jaunty app, GgzBoard, mainly that I cannot get any of the sdl games to work. I tried to get the source, just python-pygame, but when i try to run the config or setup scripts i get a good two pages of errors
[00:32] <yowshi> how do i load the vloopback module on ubuntu?
[00:32] <Hiro2> coleys: I will, thanks :)
[00:33] <gustavonarea_> How can I enable computer restarts in a XDMCP session?
[00:33] <nigtv> I believe that i have sdl installed fully, but im thinking that may be the problem, i can run the rest of the games just fine, but the sdl ones wont even start, when i try to start them up in command line, it tells me the games dont exist, even though the import function is working
[00:33] <soundray> leeguy92: you're right. In most instances, you can compile a module individually/
[00:33] <nigtv> Im not sure what to do next, i think that i have exhausted every alternate process that i am aware of
[00:33] <lvlefisto> Is there a way, using /etc/network/interfaces, that my eth0 adapter get more than one ip-addresses from dhcp?
[00:34] <leeguy92> soundray: but why couldnt you? in what situation couldnt you?
[00:34] <nigtv> ive even tried to get rid of all of the packages and install again, and everrything just happens the same way again
[00:34] <leeguy92> if the module needed newer functionality than the current kernel?
[00:34] <genii> _econn: The general category first, then someone there will classify it appropriately
[00:35] <soundray> leeguy92: yes. Or if the module collides with something that is statically compiled into the kernel.
[00:35] <calista> hello
[00:35] <nigtv> argh this is going to drive me up a wall!
[00:35] <leeguy92> soundray: ah, i sees
[00:35] <nigtv> it doesnt even list the games in the -l, even though i have taken every step i can to get them imported
[00:35] <leeguy92> ty
[00:35] <nigtv> If anyone has any experience with ggzboard
[00:36] <nigtv> Ive tried google as well, and it doesnt seem that anyone has had a problem like this, not even in the bug tracker for ggz
[00:36] <calista> personne?
[00:37] <nigtv> im wondering if maybe my distro upgrade didnt go how it should have, but as far as i can tell everything was just fine
[00:37] <nigtv> ive tried running the windows version in wine as well, with almost the exact same result
[00:37] <calista> bon bin tand pis
[00:37] <soundray> !fr | calista
[00:38] <mattgyver> has anyone had issues browsing their network computers after upgrading to 9.04?  I can only browse my linux machines, none of my windows machines, and cant view the 9.04 machine filesystem from other computers.
[00:38] <Hiro2> how do i un-instlal ubuntu so I can install it again?
[00:38] <Hiro2> I removed it from windows but it still shows up on boot
[00:39] <coleys> Hiro2: Use LiveCD and delete it using Partition Editor
[00:39] <mattgyver> actually, might not be able to view my 9.04 cuz its an ext4 ';\ thst probably it.
[00:39] <nigtv> mattgyver: well the easy thing to check is whether or not they carried over in fstab, which is your automatically mounted file systems
[00:39] <coleys> Hiro2: Then Just install.
[00:39] <Hiro2> got it, thanks again
[00:39] <nigtv> do you have any problems with mounting them?
[00:39] <mattgyver> Can anyone verify that 8.10 cannot view an ext4 filesystem?
[00:39] <coleys> Hiro2: Np, and good luck
[00:40] <Sefram> where does the gnome display setting manager store its resolution. I did choose the wrong res and cant login...
[00:40] <nigtv> mattgyver: i think that i can, but i could double check
[00:40] <soundray> mattgyver: yes, ext4 wasn't in the intrepid kernel.
[00:40] <nigtv> from what i was reading last night, ext 4 is new in jaunty
[00:40] <yowshi> \anjyone know a good programme for recording from a webcam?
[00:41] <nigtv> yowshi: did you check the oem's site? i know a few of them have linux programs
[00:41] <streenzz> yowshi - the one I use is called "cheese" , I havent used it a ton but it seems to work fine
[00:41] <dn4> what is the command to watch mv move stuff?
[00:41] <nigtv> dn4: -v
[00:41] <streenzz> yowshi, its in the repositories just as "cheese"
[00:41] <dn4> mv disk/*.mp3 disk/mp3s/ -v
[00:41] <Sefram> where does gnome store the display resolutions???
[00:41] <dn4> mv -v disk/*.mp3 disk/mp3s/
[00:41] <Robertc1985> is there a psubuntu channel?
[00:41] <nigtv> mv -v
[00:42] <nigtv> yes
[00:42] <nigtv> i mean lol sorry about that, -v before dirs
[00:42] <dn4> how do I get the command mv to search the entire disk?
[00:42] <soundray> nigtv: doesn't actually matter
[00:43] <nigtv> or, you could do what i usually do, which is to just (mv command) > move.txt , to save all of that to a txt file
[00:43] <nigtv> dn4: what do you mean search?
[00:43] <soundray> dn4: you don't. Use find instead
[00:43] <nigtv> you can use find
[00:43] <nigtv> yea
[00:43] <nigtv> beat me to it lol
[00:43] <yowshi> streenzz: cheesew doesnt like my camera
[00:43] <dn4> basically I just want to move all the *.mp3 files to one directory
[00:43] <nigtv> yea
[00:43] <dn4> all the *.mp3 on /disk/
[00:44]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por el momento
[00:44] <BrixSat> How can i stream to a shoutcast server on ubuntu?
[00:44] <nigtv> sudo find (whatever directory) -iname "*.mp3" -exec mv {} (new dir)
[00:44] <nigtv> should do it
[00:44] <soundray> dn4: find /disk -iname \*.mp3 -print0 | xargs -0 -i mv '{}' /destination/directory/
[00:44] <nigtv> BrixSat: i use xmms with the shoutcast plugin
[00:44] <soundray> nigtv: you have to protect those {}
[00:44] <streenzz> yowshi, damn okay.. sorry I dont know of another one maybe someone else can help you.. sorry
[00:45] <nigtv> ah
[00:45] <soundray> nigtv: you're also missing a ';'
[00:45] <BrixSat> nigtv and where can i find that shoutcast plugin? is the windows dsp dll?
[00:45] <nigtv> lol, sorry, long night, ive been up all night trying to get this stupid ggzboard to work
[00:46] <nigtv> BrixSat: google would be my guess
[00:46] <nigtv> brb have to try something new
[00:46] <ajuna> has anyone had troubles getting their nvidia nics to work? 680i chipset
[00:48] <BrixSat> nigtv iv been googling for ours!"
[00:48] <Sefram> what configuration files are changed by the gnome "display resolution" dialog?
[00:49] <Sefram> need some help please
[00:49] <tinker> Hi.  I upgraded to 9.04 and lost my sound.  I checked the volume control and mixer options.  No mute settings are checked.  Any idea of what I can try?  Thanks in advance
[00:50] <yowshi> as i was saying cheese doesnt like my camera. even though gstreamer-properties gets feed from it
[00:51] <yowshi> so anyone else have any ideas about what i could use to record from ym webcam?
[00:52] <tinker> Hi
[00:52] <caty> hey
[00:52] <danbhfive> yowshi: what happens when you try cheese?
[00:52] <tinker> Anyone know anythng about audio in Ubuntu?
[00:52] <yowshi> damaltor: it says it cant find my camera
[00:53] <danbhfive> !anyone | tinker
[00:53] <Hiro2> I can't remove partition, i get an error "No root file system is defined. Please correct this from the partitioning menu."
[00:53] <yowshi> danbhfive:  says cant finsd my camera
[00:53] <danbhfive> yowshi: hmmmm
[00:53] <theeota> Would anyone have time to private with me - my volume control is gone, and I only can hear my system speaker beeping on errors
[00:53] <Robertc1985> perhaps not the best chanel in which to ask but how do i install kde 3 on intrepid for ps3?
[00:53] <tinker> How do I get my audio working?  I upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04 and lost it
[00:54] <Hiro2> how do I remove ubuntu?
[00:54] <danbhfive> yowshi: have you tried to tinker with the preferences?
[00:54] <Gonzo12> proprietary drivers
[00:54] <brett200> alsaconf in terminal
[00:54] <nigtv> Okay, so i am having A LOT of trouble with getting certain games to even show up in ggzboard, and i have done everything that could think to try, im really not sure at all what to do next
[00:54] <yowshi> danbhfive: gstreamer sees it fine and gets input but not cheese. i also have a problem where any pgoramme that jams while using the camera including gstreamer-properties instantly cant be killed and wont alow any other programme to try and use the camera
[00:54] <derekS> hey guys, I gave a few ubuntu machines and a few windows machines that I am trying to sync my pidgin settings/accounts between them. I am looking for something similar to what digsby does, just open source. Do you guys have any suggestions?
[00:54] <andresj> Hiro2, what do you want to do with your computer? install Windows? Wipe it out completely?
[00:54] <derekS> thanks
[00:54] <yowshi> danbhfive: there are no real preferences for cheese
[00:54] <Gonzo12> try wine+manycam
[00:54] <danbhfive> yowshi: there is the preferences dialog
[00:55] <Hiro2> andresj: I have vista installed (I didn't choose to..) and I just installed unbuntu but I wanna get rid of it so I could re-install ubuntu again
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> 'get rid of it' (which it?)
[00:55] <Robertc1985> what is wrong with your ubuntu installation?
[00:55] <Hiro2> un-install it
[00:55] <andresj> Hiro2: uninstall vista&ubuntu, or just ubuntu?
[00:55] <Hiro2> just ubuntu
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> You can just instal over it.. formating the filesystems and it will  remove the old..
[00:55] <Gonzo12> format C:
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> or do you wish to have NO ubuntu at all now?
[00:56] <danbhfive> yowshi: the problem with programs locking up your camera is probably to be expected.  I doubt there is much work in abstracting the interface to the camera
[00:56] <Hiro2> NO ubuntu at all
[00:56] <Hiro2> without formatting my hard drive
[00:56] <shamus> I just installed a new drive, formatted it for ext4 and cant get it mounted http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7194774 can anyone help me out?
[00:56] <Gonzo12> hiro you have both ubuntu and vista?
[00:56] <Robertc1985> you realy rather have vista?
[00:56] <Hiro2> Gonzo12: yes
[00:56] <theeota> Hey would anyone out there have the commands, or instructions for this - I tried to reset my Pulse audio, and now my volume bar is gone, and wont come back
[00:56] <Robertc1985> uh no comment
[00:56] <Hiro2> Robertc: stop getting too personal, I have my reasons
[00:57] <Gonzo12> gparted Hiro
[00:57] <yowshi> danbhfive: huh abstracting te what now? well what can i do about it though. i mean every time this happens i have to reboot because the programme cant be killed any other way
[00:57] <Dr_Willis> Hiro2:  you will have to format the filesystem where ubuntu used to be.. if you want windows to have access to the space.. or resize the windows to use the space.
[00:57] <Robertc1985> i'm sure you do
[00:57] <miketz10> hey i just got ubuntu but im having problem with my wireless can anyoe help?
[00:57] <danbhfive> yowshi: have you tried kill -9?
[00:57] <Dr_Willis> Hiro2:  you can use gparted to delte the linux parittions.. but you will have to restore the windows boot loader some how.
[00:57] <archman> My audio starts muted on boot. Jaunty. How to fix this?
[00:57] <silici0> i need to patch my wine but i dont know how, anyone ?
[00:57] <Robertc1985> i don't think you can without formatting
[00:57] <Gonzo12> super grub...maybe
[00:57] <miketz10> can someone help me with a wireless problem???
[00:57] <Hiro2> wow... so it's a trap then. Installing ubuntu was easy but getting rid of it is this hard?
[00:58] <yowshi> danbhfive: yes on 2 seperate ocasions with 2 sepewrate programmes. i even teried restarting the x servewr before finally rebooting all together
[00:58] <Dr_Willis> silici0:  you sure the latest versions of wine at winehq dont have the patch allready in it?
[00:58] <Robertc1985> no, reformatting a drive is easy
[00:58] <Dr_Willis> yowshi:  i dont fnd it hard at all..
[00:58] <coleys> Hiro2: Listen, Just go System > Administation > Partition Editor
[00:58] <yowshi> danbhfive: odd xcheese is now doing something entirely different
[00:58] <Dr_Willis> yowshi:   MS is the ones that made it hard to restore the windows boot loader.
[00:58] <yowshi> taking an age to load
[00:58] <Jordan_U> Is there a kernel parameter that I can pass to tell the LiveCD to ignore a known bad internal hard drive which is causing problems?
[00:58] <Dr_Willis> iios that was for Hiro2  :P
[00:58] <Robertc1985> just run from a live disc "sudo gparted"
[00:58] <miketz10> my wireless keep disconnecting and reconnecting can anyone help me?
[00:58] <billybigrigger> how do i find out what mode my pata drive is running in? somewhere in /proc/??
[00:58] <coleys> Hiro2: Delete the current ubuntu partition, whichwill have a swawp
[00:59] <yowshi> Dr_Willis: i think you got the wrong person there
[00:59] <danbhfive> yowshi: gst-launch-0.10 v4l2src ! xvimagesink
[00:59] <Hiro2> coleys: not from the CD?
[00:59] <Dr_Willis> yowshi:  :)
[00:59] <silici0> Dr_Willis yeah, im sure
[00:59] <theeota> Hiro check your query window
[00:59] <coleys> Hiro2: From the CD
[00:59] <danbhfive> yowshi: did you try the prefs dialog?
[00:59] <coleys> Hiro2: Then after you delete while in Live CD just install
[00:59] <silici0> Dr_Willlis its on GIT but i dont know how to do it
[00:59] <yowshi> danbhfive: yes and cheese crashed
[00:59] <shamus> I just installed a new drive, formatted it for ext4 and cant get it mounted http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7194774 can anyone help me out?
[00:59] <Dr_Willis> silici0:  building wine from source can be a bit of a challange..  you may want to see if theres any tutorials on the winehq web site
[00:59] <silici0> i tryied the tutorials
[01:00] <Dr_Willis> silici0:  ive never used git that i can recall..
[01:00] <yowshi> danbhfive: ERROR: from element /GstPipeline:pipeline0/GstV4l2Src:v4l2src0: Could not open device '/dev/video0' for reading and writing.
[01:00] <coleys> Hiro2: Go on your liveCD and use pidgin for irc and come here, and ill walk you through it
[01:00] <miketz10> can anyone here help a noob?
[01:00] <Gonzo12> shamus I think you have to make a swap file
[01:00] <Hiro2> coleys: use the ubuntu to run ubuntu within the CD? or go through the installation process from the CD to remove it?
[01:00] <Dr_Willis> miketz10:  thats 90% of what this channel does. :)
[01:00] <silici0> the patch seens not to work when i try : patch -p0 patch.file
[01:00] <miketz10> dr willis please help
[01:00] <coleys> Hiro2: Do you have the desktop version or the alternate?
[01:00] <silici0> ii mean its take hours reading and dont return me anything
[01:00] <silici0> ;/
[01:00] <theeota> test
[01:00] <danbhfive> yowshi: hmmm, then it might be a gstreamer problem.  Are you using jaunty?
[01:00] <Robertc1985> what is the issue?
[01:00] <shamus> Gonzo12: every drive has to have a swap, even if it isnt primary?
[01:00] <Dr_Willis> miketz10:  for starters state the problem TO THE channel.
[01:00] <miketz10> my wireless keeps disconnecting and then reconnecting
[01:01] <miketz10> wont stop
[01:01] <Dr_Willis> miketz10:  ive no idea on wireless.. mine works fine.
[01:01] <kavurt> hi, I'm trying to add the medibuntu repository, but I get this: http://pastebin.ca/1409966 What's wrong?
[01:01] <Robertc1985> ok useles on wireless on any OS
[01:01] <Robertc1985> sorry
[01:01] <yowshi> danbhfive: yes and gstreamer found my webcam fine
[01:01] <miketz10> ugh
[01:01] <Gonzo12> shamus as far as I know when I installed ubuntu on  a second partition it needed a swap partition
[01:01] <Gonzo12> to go with it
[01:01] <miketz10> can anyone help with wireless??
[01:01] <yowshi> danbhfive: ahha
[01:01] <yowshi> danbhfive: i run your command leave it running and then load cheese and it workas
[01:02] <yowshi> danbhfive: but still no camera
[01:02] <Dr_Willis> miketz10:  you might want to serch the forums for your exact wireless card/chipset.  Dependng on the card/chipset - wireless can be a real real bother.
[01:02] <danbhfive> yowshi: hmmm, anything showing up in dmesg?
[01:02] <Dr_Willis> !wireless | miketz10
[01:02] <Robertc1985> i'm also trying to configure wireles for this ps3 but i can only access eth 0
[01:02] <theeota> Hey guys, Can anyone query me if they are familiar with pulse audio issues?
[01:02] <yowshi> danbhfive: the preferences diablgue just gives me a chance to select camera but no option therew since it cant see the camera
[01:02] <shamus> Gonzo: well, ubuntu is installed on the first drive, the second drive I just wont solely for storage of data, I think your saying if I was installing ubuntu onto the second drive but im not
[01:02] <danbhfive> yowshi: that command is actually the command that cheese uses to open your webcam
[01:02] <yowshi>  
[01:02] <yowshi> 03.0
[01:02] <Gonzo12> not a second drive, second partition
[01:02] <miketz10> im connected though its just liek every five minutes is loses connection and reconnects
[01:02] <yowshi> danbhfive: sorry i dotn know how to check or even read dmesg
[01:03] <archman> My sound is muted on the boot. Any help?
[01:03] <danbhfive> yowshi: from a terminal, run `dmesg`
[01:03] <Robertc1985> that's wireless for ya
[01:03] <miketz10> ugh
[01:03] <cchapman> is there any projects for ubuntu to do a SAN distro similar to openfiler
[01:03] <miketz10> well
[01:03] <Robertc1985> i'm sure there is a solution, but wireless still sux
[01:03] <miketz10> is there a way to turn pidgins auta disable off
[01:03] <miketz10> auto
[01:04] <danbhfive> miketz10: it might be a plugin
[01:04] <miketz10> right
[01:04] <miketz10> so noneone is good with wireless
[01:04] <miketz10> ?
[01:04] <Lazerman> alisa
[01:04] <Robertc1985> no sorry
[01:04] <Lazerman> alias
[01:04] <Robertc1985> i would help... if i could
[01:04] <miketz10> yea
[01:05] <miketz10> thanks
[01:05] <Robertc1985> np
[01:05] <danbhfive> miketz10: are you running jaunty?
[01:05] <Gonzo12> no, I know firewalls and mac adress filtering messes it up
[01:05] <yowshi> danbhfive: and look for?
[01:05] <danbhfive> yowshi: error messages at the end
[01:05] <theeota> Anyone here able to help me with an audio issue? My volume slider is gone, and wont come back
[01:06] <Robertc1985> is it possible to install kde 3 on intrepid for playstation 3? i hate kde 4
[01:06] <danbhfive> theeota: do you just want to add it to the panel again?
[01:06] <yowshi> danbhfive: other then the errors of when i broke wxcam and when i ctrl + c'd cheese there are none
[01:06] <sebsebseb> Robertc1985: no it's not
[01:06] <DarkFlare> Hello good people
[01:06] <sebsebseb> Robertc1985:  wait yes it is
[01:06] <miketz10> this sucks
[01:06] <sebsebseb> Robertc1985: just not from teh actsaul repo
[01:06] <glitsj16> archman: you could add a oneliner script to your session with the command "amixer -q set Master 100% unmute &" to get it unmuted .... untill you can find out why it gets muted
[01:07] <billybigrigger> can anyone point me in the right direction here, im looking for some help with performance tweaks, like getting the fastest boot times, and getting the max transfer speeds on disk copying, i have 1 300g ide drive and a 500g sata drive i'd like to tweak but don't know where to start? any help?
[01:07] <miketz10> wireless not working well ruins a netbook a   t
[01:07] <Gonzo12> Is there a way to install the kubuntu widget desktop to ubuntu?
[01:07] <kavurt> I'm trying to add the medibuntu repository, but I get this: http://pastebin.ca/1409966 What's wrong?
[01:07] <Jordan_U> billybigrigger, Are you running 9.04 ?
[01:07] <billybigrigger> Jordan_U, yes
[01:07] <DarkFlare> Ive buggered my usb automount, it was mounting fine, but in read only, so i put -rw in the extra options part in the mount properties, and now i cant undo it. How do i get to the usb automount options? ubuntu 8.10
[01:08] <Robertc1985> can i run hardy packages for ppc in intrepid? that is good enough for me
[01:08] <sebsebseb> Robertc1985: also there's a KDE3  remix for 9.04
[01:08] <sebsebseb> Robertc1985: and hardy offers it in the repo
[01:08] <Jordan_U> billybigrigger, Using ext4 or xfs?
[01:08] <danbhfive> yowshi: i dunno.  I think its time to file a bug report
[01:09] <Robertc1985> i tried all kinds of synaptic commands and got nothing, i guess i'll install it by hand, thanks
[01:09] <nigtv> Is there anyway for me to reupgrade to jaunty, even though i already did?
[01:09] <sebsebseb> Robertc1985: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Kde3/Jaunty
[01:09] <Jordan_U> nigtv, No
[01:09] <miketz10> so no ideas for wireless that keeps diconecting then reconnecting?
[01:09] <nigtv> is there any way for me to downgrade and the upgrade again
[01:09] <archman> glitsj16, thanks!
[01:09] <billybigrigger> Jordan_U, ext3 on the ide, ext4 on the sata
[01:09] <Jordan_U> nigtv, No
[01:09] <sebsebseb> !downgrade |  nigtv
[01:09] <nigtv> i want to get it back to the way that it was last night, or atleast something close to it
[01:10] <billybigrigger> Jordan_U, root partition is in ext3 and my storage partition is ext4
[01:10] <nigtv> i was a little bit too liberal with an apt-get auto remove and got rid of some odd 500 packages
[01:10] <miketz10>  so no ideas for wireless that keeps diconecting then reconnecting?-
[01:10] <yowshi> danbhfive: whenever i go to dso one of those they always ask shiut i cant answer so i never actually am able to send one i. like in this case i have no idea what causes the bug how to get someone else to repeat the bug or what log files to give them or where they may be saved
[01:10] <sebsebseb> nigtv: clean install?
[01:10] <Jordan_U> nigtv, Try installing the package "ubuntu-desktop"
[01:10] <jp_sf> miketz10: what is your wireless card ?
[01:10] <nigtv> Jordan_U: well it didnt break the system or anything
[01:10] <nigtv> i tried that actually
[01:10] <nigtv> said is already at newest version
[01:11] <nigtv> but got rid of all of my like flac plugins
[01:11] <miketz10> jpsf: new to linux, how can i check
[01:11] <yowshi> danbhfive: anyway gstreamer-properties did kind of jam and i cant run it any more to try and fiddle with it so i must reboot
[01:11] <nigtv> i guess this is my fault for using -y on an autoremove that was probably a really bad move
[01:11]  * nigtv shrugs
[01:11] <DarkFlare> How can i access the auto mount options?
[01:12] <jp_sf> miketz10: lspci ... iwconfig
[01:12] <nigtv> okay so say that i wanted to keep as much as possible from this comp and do a clean install, well im sure there is an easy way to do this, or i would hope, but maybe something like...
[01:12] <Gonzo12> This is weird. I used Add/Remove software...and here's what I get "Failed to execute child process "gdesklets" (No such file or directory)"
[01:12] <nigtv> make a list of all of the packages i have now
[01:12] <nigtv> and then import that into the clean install, and install all that it can
[01:13] <nigtv> it didnt seem to have to remove very many things when it was doing the dist-upgrade
[01:13] <andy> hi my cd drive is not working in ubuntu but when i log into windows (dual boot) it works fine.  any idea on how to fix it?
[01:13] <nigtv> argus lol im going to chalk this up to a really bad apt-get move and figure it out on my own lol will be a good lesson
[01:13] <miketz10> jpsf:Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g (rev 01)
[01:13] <nigtv> Gonzo12: do you have gdesklets installed
[01:14] <danbhfive> nigtv: maybe try this: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop^
[01:14] <Jordan_U> miketz10, Have you tried System > Administration > Hardware Drivers ?
[01:14] <nigtv> carat = not a typo, correct
[01:14] <Gonzo12> I dont nigtv, I just uninstalled
[01:14] <shiftone> does anyone know how to check where the currently installed wireless drivers are located so they can be removed?
[01:14] <danbhfive> nigtv: correct
[01:14] <miketz10> ive been to drivers
[01:14] <miketz10> i can connect=
[01:15] <Mercury> Since my upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04, an existing application has had Xft font scaling break.  Running as a remote X app confirms that this is an X breakage, not an application breakage.
[01:15] <Mercury> But it's got me a little stumped.
[01:15] <miketz10> it just keeps disconecting and reconnecting
[01:16] <ads_> hi, running jaunty server. Using a minimal fluxbox desktop when i launch aria download manager the text is in chineese or japaneese . there are no language settings in aria how can i change this to english ??
[01:16] <nigtv> bbl, im going to send everything i have on this part. over to the windows one and do a clean install, because i love clean installs!
[01:16] <nigtv> seriously though thats not sarcasm
[01:16] <jp_sf> miketz10: are you on 9.04 ?
[01:16] <nigtv> a clean install is liberating
[01:16] <nigtv> bbl
[01:16] <miketz10> yes i am
[01:16] <sebsebseb> ads_: that's odd
[01:17] <ads_> sebsebseb, yes very strange  . also when i launch midori browser mythweb defaults to catalan!
[01:17] <LuciousAsh> can anyone help me with doing a manual fsck on ubuntu?
[01:17] <sebsebseb> ads_: see my pm by the way :)
[01:17] <dn4> how do I run a .bin file?
[01:18] <Jordan_U> dn4, What exactly are you trying to install, are you sure there isn't a .deb file / repository for it?
[01:18] <imaginativeone> my system has slowed to a snail's pace...
[01:18] <dn4> Jordan_U, java for firefox
[01:18] <jp_sf> miketz10: hum, weird I would understand on 8.04 needs the b43-fwcutter but not jaunty
[01:18] <imaginativeone> could someone be remotely be using my system?
[01:19] <sebsebseb> imaginativeone: possibily if you have no firewall
[01:19] <sebsebseb> imaginativeone: or it's not enabled. and you got a bad user account password
[01:19] <zoro91> hi
[01:19] <miketz10> im thinking it has something to do with the redicolous amount of security on my schools wireless system, but i registered the mac adress with their system
[01:19] <imaginativeone> is it too late?
[01:19] <jp_sf> miketz10: can you post the line you got while typing : lspci | grep Network
[01:19] <durt> hey folks, doing a cli install, anyone tell me how to defeat the partitioner as I've formated the / and swap to my liking and do not wish to have the partitioner re-format?
[01:19] <miketz10> yea one sec
[01:20] <sebsebseb> imaginativeone: I don't think it's that likely with  Ubuntu that someone will have cracked you
[01:20] <sebsebseb> imaginativeone: ,but it is possible
[01:20] <sebsebseb> imaginativeone: if you don't have firewall
[01:20] <danbhfive> durt: there might be an option at bootup for an expert install
[01:20] <LuciousAsh> I want to do a clean install of ubuntu, because my system won't boot, but I need to get some files off of the computer. I tried to copy it using a boot cd onto a thumbdrive but it says I don't have permission
[01:20] <sebsebseb> imaginativeone: really slow could main hardware failure
[01:20] <LuciousAsh> anyway to work around this?
[01:20] <imaginativeone> seb: thanks!
[01:20] <imaginativeone> could it be my hard drives?
[01:21] <sebsebseb> imaginativeone: maybe
[01:21] <DarkFlare> can someone help me, when i try and automount a usb stick i get "Invalid mount option"
[01:21] <imaginativeone> I wish there was a diagnostic
[01:21] <zack> Can anyone direct to to a tutorial that helps me use the VGA ouput on my laptop to display custom resolutions? I keep having problems with virtual resolutions
[01:21] <LuciousAsh> is there a less busy channel for ubuntu help?
[01:21] <durt> danbhfive, ya, I've gotten to the menu, choosing 'Install base' just starts up the partitioner again
[01:21] <LuciousAsh> can someone at least help me with that?
[01:21] <behappy> Hello what this mean "RFC 822 attachment" ?
[01:21] <jp_sf> imaginativeone: there is it is called : sar
[01:21] <TimReichhart> could anybody telnet into 206.51.163.236 25 and 110 to see if you see anything?
[01:22] <danbhfive> imaginativeone: try smartmontools
[01:22] <imaginativeone> jp_sf: do I use the cmd line for that?
[01:22] <g_> where is that new message applet that was supposed to be the new thing ubuntu was adding to the jaunty release?
[01:22] <g_> did they take it off?
[01:22] <miketz10> i cant find grep network
[01:22] <jp_sf> miketz10: lspci | grep Network
[01:23] <jp_sf> imaginativeone: http://linux.die.net/man/1/sar
[01:23] <imaginativeone> linux.die.net
[01:23] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone solve my problem posted athttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7194928#post7194928
[01:24] <imaginativeone> sounds ominous...
[01:24] <miketz10> jpsf: 03:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g (rev 01)
[01:24] <jp_sf> imaginativeone: it is not what you seems to think
[01:24] <g_> where is that new message applet that was supposed to be the new thing ubuntu was adding to the jaunty release?
[01:24] <danbhfive> TimReichhart: 110 works for me
[01:25] <jkwzs> Hi everyone. Where is the location of the file after loading the streaming movie completely?
[01:25] <TimReichhart> what about 25 there dan
[01:25] <danbhfive> TimReichhart: nope
[01:25] <andy> hi my cd drive is not working in ubuntu but when i log into windows (dual boot) it works fine.  any idea on how to fix it?
[01:25] <durt> jkwzs, probably /tmp
[01:25] <TimReichhart> what do u get there dan?
[01:25] <danbhfive> TimReichhart: I dunno, a dotcove terminal?
[01:25] <jp_sf> miketz10: 4312 will work , with Hardy and Jaunty, could it be a problem with  your access point ?
[01:25] <jkwzs> durt: what is the extension of the file?
[01:25] <lazerboy> does anyone know how to use messaging in console irc?
[01:26] <g_> where is ubuntu's new messaging applet?  It doesnt show up at all on ubuntu
[01:26] <danbhfive> TimReichhart: Dovecot
[01:26] <eshaase> i want to extract a DTS audio track from a .mkv file and transcode it to aac/ac3, what would be the best way to go about doing something like this?
[01:26] <durt> jkwzs, what type of stream?
[01:26] <miketz10> windows wrks fine with the wireless, but i think its gotta be something with the schools network
[01:26] <jkwzs> durt: divx?
[01:26] <TimReichhart> that is for 110
[01:26] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone solve my problem posted athttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7194928#post7194928
[01:26] <jkwzs> durt: like on joox dot net
[01:26] <TimReichhart> for 25 it should be postfix
[01:27] <durt> jkwzs, probably .avi
[01:27] <S4ppH1rE> rea.irc.gr
[01:27] <yowshi> grrr now it isnt even seeing the device but if i unplug it dmesg regiosters something was removeds
[01:27] <zack> Can anyone direct to to a tutorial that helps me use the VGA ouput on my laptop to display custom resolutions? I keep having problems with virtual resolutions
[01:28] <andy>  
[01:28] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone solve my problem posted at  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7194928#post7194928
[01:28] <andy> hi, my cd drive is not working in ubuntu but when i log into windows (dual boot) it works fine.  any idea on how to fix it?
[01:28] <goose> how do I turn on thumbnail previews of picture and video files?
[01:28] <usser> zack, xrandr --output VGA --mode 1280x1024
[01:29] <durt> PerryArmstrong, how about giving us a heads up first
[01:29] <PerryArmstrong> durt; what does that mean
[01:29] <mattgyver> anybody know how to easily fix the start panel, i seem to have moved some, unmovable icons..
[01:29] <judgepg> andy: try mounting it
[01:29] <miketz10> well thanks jp guess im screwed
[01:29] <miketz10> haha
[01:29] <zack> usser. i have tried that i need the vga-out to do cutom resolutions like 1280x720. it doesnt recognize that resolution
[01:29] <durt> PerryArmstrong, wahts the gist of the issue?
[01:29] <SeViLLa_> mattgyver: like what?
[01:29] <andy> ok ill try that
[01:29] <PerryArmstrong> durt; installing 9.04 without using cd or usb
[01:29] <mattgyver> SeVilla, i moved the shutdown button, and all the icons that were to the left of it, to the right
[01:30] <judgepg> andy: man mount
[01:30] <durt> PerryArmstrong, a net install?
[01:30] <PerryArmstrong> durt; no i have the ISO
[01:30] <SeViLLa_> mattgyver: put your mouse icon over the paneland right click and select add to panel than find what your looking for
[01:31] <usser> zack, might want to try to add a mode to xrandr with --newmode
[01:31] <PerryArmstrong> durt; i wanted another way to install other that using cd or usb... and i have downloaded the ISO file
[01:31] <zack> usser. do I type in the new resolution after --newmode ?
[01:31] <PerryArmstrong> durt; can you tell me what methods are available
[01:31] <SeViLLa_> mattgyver: if you need the whole applications places or system menu it there too
[01:32] <mattgyver> SeVilla, k, ill probably just make a new one and delete the old one.
[01:32] <zack> usser, typing in xrandr --output VGA --newmode 1280x720_60.00 just gives me a list of xrandr options
[01:32] <austin__> Songbird and rythem box won't play my music.  the progress bar moves, but no sound is heard.  my sound works with everythign else....help :'(
[01:32] <SeViLLa_> mattgyver: whatever gets the job done
[01:33] <goose> how do I turn on thumbnail previews of picture and video files?
[01:33] <usser> zack, when you do just xrandr is your resolution listed anywhere?
[01:33] <andy> judepg : i used the command mount /dev/cdrom.  the cd drive closed and i could hear the cd spin but nothing else happens.
[01:33] <austin__>  Songbird and rythem box won't play my music.  the progress bar moves, but no sound is heard.  my sound works with everythign else....help :'(
[01:33] <KiRiLoS> goose, there should be a checkbox somewhere in the Nautilus preferences.Check em out
[01:33] <tuv0k> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/virtualbox-ose/+bug/347487
[01:33] <illsorted> any tips for power management on an HP NC8439 laptop? runs hot and low battery life
[01:33] <usser> zack, try xrandr --addmode VGA 1280x720
[01:34] <thiebaude> zack: what about xrandr s- 1280x720 -r 60
[01:34] <goose> KiRiLoS, they're set correctly, I wonder if it's a codec issue, since I use VLC to actually open the files?
[01:34] <zack> usser, no 1280x720 isnt listed. I tried gtf 1280 720 60
[01:34] <krammer_> when i open k3b it just shows a grey box
[01:34] <PerryArmstrong> durt; there??
[01:34] <Jordan_U> !install | PerryArmstrong
[01:34] <durt> PerryArmstrong, no, but ask 'can any one help me with a no-cd install with local iso.'
[01:34] <usser> zack, with xrandr --newmode you have to specify modeline like this one  "1600x1200" 132.000 1600 1608 1672 1776 1200 1205 1215 1239 +hsync +vsync
[01:34] <TumbleWeed1> Hello
[01:34] <KiRiLoS> goose, thumbnails in videos is kinda weird for me too.Only some are visible,but when talking about pictures everything should be ok!
[01:35] <TumbleWeed1> Need help installing Ubuntu onto a Tc1000
[01:35] <usser> zack, this tool should be able to assist you http://xtiming.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/xtiming.pl
[01:35] <zack> usser, addmode vga 1280x720 couldnt find the mode.
[01:35] <PerryArmstrong> Jordan_U, durt; thanks
[01:35] <krammer_> when i open k3b it just shows a grey box
[01:35] <Jordan_U> PerryArmstrong, np
[01:35] <KiRiLoS> !install | TumbleWeed1
[01:36] <goose> KiRiLoS, yes, that's true, it only does it with certain videos... do you know what all the codec packs for "Movie Player" are? I searched repositories for "codec" but didn't get good enough results
[01:36] <TumbleWeed1> None of these helped.  This is a specific problem on the hardware
[01:36] <KiRiLoS> goose, sorry actually i dont, i use vlc too :P
[01:36] <usser> zack, yea you'll have to --newmode first, then --addmode VGA nameofmode
[01:36] <goose> heh.. KiRiLoS, VLC = best media player ever. too bad it doesn't do the thumbnails -_-
[01:37] <goose> I'll go back to google then
[01:37] <zack> usser, thanks ill look at the site. but the new mode with the correct info didn work, i got a badname error
[01:37] <KiRiLoS> goose, yay,since i found out about vlc never used another 1!If you find something,please let me know :)
[01:37] <KiRiLoS> TumbleWeed1, post your problem
[01:37] <LordMtrod> What is the location for the xdg menu items?
[01:37] <usser> zack, xrandr --newmode MyMode "1600x1200" 132.000 1600 1608 1672 1776 1200 1205 1215 1239 +hsync +vsync
[01:38] <mattgyver> my ubuntu 9.04 machine cant be viewed on the network until i execute sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart , then it shows up in the list, has anyone else had this issue, is there a fix for this?
[01:38] <thiebaude> !xdg
[01:38] <TumbleWeed1> Stand by, trying again...
[01:38] <DarkFlare> when i auto mount a usb drive. It mounts in rw mode. But as soon as i try to delte something from it, or use it it goes into ro
[01:38] <usser> zack, actually scratch that, xrandr --newmode "1600x1200" 132.000 1600 1608 1672 1776 1200 1205 1215 1239 +hsync +vsync
[01:38] <usser> zack, that should work
[01:38] <goose> KiRiLoS, I think I found a solution, but I think I have to restart xorg to see if it works or not for sure. do you happen to know the hotkey to restart x on 9.04? it's not ctrl alt backspace anymore :(
[01:38] <Clyde> i hate my life
[01:39] <LordMtrod> !menu
[01:39] <LordMtrod> !xdg-menu
[01:39] <name1> install windows 7
[01:39] <name1> ull be surprised how everthing just works :)
[01:39] <Clyde> if i hate my life i must install windows 7 ?
[01:39] <KiRiLoS> goose, well there is a way to enable ctrl alt backspace,but i am using kde not really sure how you do it in gnome.Google enable ctrl alt backspace 9.04 and you will find a quick way to do it.
[01:40] <name1> u ll feel bether for sure
[01:40] <thiebaude> name1: i got it, but thats off topic
[01:40] <LordMtrod> !xdgmenu
[01:40] <Clyde> no..i think no
[01:40] <Clyde> i love ubuntu
[01:40] <ezerhoden> KiRiLoS: that is in the release notes
[01:40] <Clyde> i hate my life
[01:40] <name1> sry i miss whats the topic :)
[01:40] <Anacranom> !ot | name1
[01:40] <KiRiLoS> goose, there you go http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_hAEttFE0c
[01:40] <zack> usser, great it made the new mode, so now i need to add mode for output vga?
[01:41] <thiebaude> name1: the topic is if anyone had a ubuntu support question
[01:41] <name1> well neither is that guy who hates his life right
[01:41] <name1> sry again
[01:41] <mountainman26> hi, does compiz fusion come with the new ubuntu?
[01:41] <usser> zack, yes xrandr --addmode VGA "1600x1200"
[01:41] <wolter> does anybody have rendering problems with using subpixel smoothing in Appearances > Fonts
[01:41] <wolter> ?
[01:42] <zack> usser, awesome! thanks, let me see how this works with my tv
[01:42] <name1> hey mate why u hate ur life
[01:42] <krammer_> when i open k3b it just shows a grey box
[01:42] <mountainman26> hi, does compiz fusion come with the new ubuntu?
[01:43] <name1> smone pls help krammer
[01:43] <bazhang> !ot > name1
[01:43] <Anacranom> name1, please include the nick of who you're posting to , helps ppl keep up and reply appropriately
[01:43] <Guest19919> hi i have a HP express card tv turner inserted in my laptop but ubuntu doesnt show me any
[01:43] <goose> lmao, KiRiLoS, the tutorial you linked me to makes me restart my entire system to enable ctrl alt backspace again ;)
[01:43] <TumbleWeed1> Even using the ACPI=Off command on booting from the netbook remix or standard CD, Compaq TC1000 reports: IO APCI resources could not be allocated.  Modprobe:Fatal: Could not load /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/modules.dep: No such file or directory, then goes into BusyBox and ends with a (initramfs) prompt.
[01:43] <Dr_Willis> I have some video files. and they aparently have some 'title, artist,  and other ' tags set in them.  and they are set wrong.  The play lists of some players show these wrong titles.. I cant seem to find the proper tool to edit the tags in an AVI file.  all i can find are for mp3's.  Anyone know the proper tool for me to be looking for?
[01:43] <name1> offcourse im sry
[01:43] <usser> zack, after you added the mode it should show up under VGA output when you run xrandr with no arguments
[01:43] <bazhang> name1, please take chat elsewhere
[01:44] <KiRiLoS> goose, oh lolz!Sorry for that,just like i told ya i dont use gnome so i have no idea how you enable that :P
[01:44] <yowshi> anyone here know of something i can use to record from my webcam that isnt cheese?
[01:44] <goose> KiRiLoS, command is "sudo apt-get install libxine1-ffmpeg" I'm gonna restart and try it, brb
[01:44] <usser> yowshi, ffmpeg
[01:44] <KiRiLoS> ok goose :)
[01:44] <Dr_Willis> yowshi:  i belive ffmpeg and menucoder can do that.. some how
[01:44] <RomD`> how can I access a samba shared network folder from the terminal?
[01:44] <Dr_Willis> RomD`:  mount them with the proper 'mount' command, or use some fuse-samba automounting/browsing tool
[01:45] <mountainman26> can someone help me please
[01:45] <RomD`> I can do it with nautilus, but I have no idea where to navigate to in the terminal
[01:45] <usser> yowshi, something like that ffmpeg -f video4linux2 -i /dev/video0 /tmp/out.mpg
[01:45] <PerryArmstrong> i dont have space for a new partition..how can i resize a partition to get a new partition...i have installed gparted
[01:45] <Darael> !ask | mountainman26
[01:45] <Guest19919> hi i have a HP express card tv turner inserted in my laptop but ubuntu doesnt show me any can someone help me please
[01:45] <mattgyver> RomD, ive done it this way, mount -t cifs //IPADDR/file /folder_to_mount_in
[01:46] <Dr_Willis> RomD`:  nautilus does not 'mount' them. it 'browses' them.
[01:46] <Anacranom> mountainman26, yes, there are many "how-to's" if you google
[01:46] <LordMtrod> Wohoo, I got quake wars working!
[01:47] <yowshi> usser: something a little less head heavy would be nice
[01:47] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong -> you can create an iso via dd and then create a file system on it and mount it like any other partitions using loop
[01:47] <name1> ups sry just trying
[01:47] <PerryArmstrong> n8tuser; dd in the sense??
[01:47] <Anacranom> name1, what bazhang said...
[01:48] <usser> yowshi, sorry, i dont know any guis that do that. maybe kino or cinellera
[01:48] <name1> Anacranom what did he said?
[01:48] <thiebaude> name1: when a mod tell you more than once....
[01:48] <Artichoke200> Does anyone need any help?
[01:48] <bazhang> name1, this is ubuntu support; do you have a support question?
[01:48] <Artichoke200> I'd be happy to help you
[01:48] <krammer_> when i open k3b it just shows a grey box
[01:48] <mattgyver> Artichoke, do youknow about networking?
[01:48] <usser> yowshi, but thats overkill for what you're trying to accomplish
[01:48] <bazhang> name1, if not, then chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:49] <Artichoke200> Yes
[01:49] <deejay> how do I move my file from the gnome terminal?
[01:49] <mattgyver> can i PM you, i have a few questions
[01:49] <ezerhoden> KiRiLoS: dontzap --disable per the release notes
[01:49] <Artichoke200> Sure
[01:49] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong-> in the existing file system, you can,  dd if=/dev/zero of=disk-image count=40960    thats a 20meg disk-image iso
[01:49] <Artichoke200> Krammer_, how did you install K3B
[01:49] <Darael> deejay: mv <file> <newlocation>
[01:49] <name1> yes my nvidia 9800 gtx is 10 degrees hoter than usual
[01:49] <Guest19919> hi i have a HP express card tv turner inserted in my laptop but ubuntu doesnt show me any can someone help me please
[01:49] <Anacranom> name1, <bazhang> name1, please take chat elsewhere
[01:49] <deejay> Thank you Darael
[01:49] <krammer_> Artichoke200, i uninstalled and reintsalled
[01:50] <bazhang> name1, that sounds like a hardware issue, try ##hardware
[01:50] <Artichoke200> Krammer_: is it fixed now?
[01:50] <krammer_> a
[01:50] <krammer_> no
[01:50] <Artichoke200> Ok
[01:50] <Artichoke200> Did you install it thru sudo apt-get install k3b ?
[01:50] <krammer_> yes
[01:50] <name1> bahzang thanks just want to hear if anyone notice
[01:51] <lvlefisto> is it possible to have two ip-addresses in one interface eth0 ?
[01:51] <krammer_> Artichoke200, it was working for some time then all of sudden this happens
[01:51] <ezerhoden> does anyone know, was the dontzap removal an xorg thing or ubuntu thing?
[01:51] <Artichoke200> Hmm
[01:51] <krammer_> Artichoke200, does it have anything to do with my twinview monitors
[01:51] <Artichoke200> Did you do anything major to your desktop between then?
[01:51] <lexvegas> ezerhoden: i think ubuntu
[01:51] <usser> lvlefisto, yes through bridge-utils
[01:51] <ThomasHC> I believe a Ubuntu thing ezerhoden
[01:51] <krammer_> Artichoke200, no
[01:51] <Dr_Willis> ezerhoden:  Xorg devs decided on   disabling the thing.. ubuntu made the tool to reenabvle it
[01:51] <psychic> can some one point me in the direction for a ubuntu 9.04 performance tuning forum??
[01:52] <lvlefisto> usser: thanks
[01:52] <ThomasHC> Ahh I see Dr_Willis, thanks.
[01:52] <name1> problem persist with all recent linux distributions
[01:52] <usser> lvlefisto, you'll have two virtual interfaces bridging to a single eth0 interface. not exactly the same thing you're asking for though
[01:52] <Anacranom> name1, is this a laptop or a desktop?
[01:52] <TumbleWeed1> Ok, braniacs, I seem to have stumped everyone the first time.  I will post again.
[01:52] <TumbleWeed1> Even using the ACPI=Off command on booting from the netbook remix or standard CD, Compaq TC1000 reports: IO APCI resources could not be allocated.  Modprobe:Fatal: Could not load /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/modules.dep: No such file or directory, then goes into BusyBox and ends with a (initramfs) prompt.
[01:52] <durt> ezerhoden, in a historical sense xorg, in the recent jaunty sense Ubuntu
[01:52] <goose> KiRiLoS, didn't work :(
[01:52] <name1> im sure its linux related
[01:52] <PerryArmstrong> n8tuser; actually i am inexperienced at this..so i quite didnt understand...i hope you dont mind my ingnorance....what should i do with the code you gave ,e
[01:53] <Doonz> so hows everyone liking the new release
[01:53] <ThomasHC> I like it very good Doonz
[01:53] <thiebaude> Doonz: i love it
[01:53] <wolter> I like it.
[01:53] <goose> love it and have it Doonz
[01:53] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong-> that just creates a 20meg iso, then you can  /sbin/mkfs -t ext3 -q disk-image
[01:53] <goose> love it and hate it*
[01:53] <name1> im a bit disappointed
[01:53] <ThomasHC> Very fast, been using it since alpha 3 on and off
[01:53] <Doonz> ok
[01:53] <Artichoke200> Krammer_: When did it stop working? After you burn a CD, ETC?
[01:53] <Enasni> i like 9.04 but 64bits unstable
[01:53] <ThomasHC> name1, so am I but it is solid
[01:53] <goose> Enasni, I'm on 64, and it sucks :(
[01:53] <wolter> hey, to everyone who hasn't tried subpixel smoothing in fonts, I recommend it to you, everything looks cleaner! System > Preferences > Appearance [Fonts]
[01:53] <ThomasHC> It is Enasni ? Never had that before
[01:53] <name1> graphics tearing
[01:53] <goose> i386 on my PC runs flawlessly
[01:53] <Doonz> well i guess ill upgrade
[01:54] <PerryArmstrong> n8tuser; so where should i run that code??
[01:54] <wolter> goose, why?
[01:54] <Enasni> well its an older pc, but 64bit needs more memory i think
[01:54] <wolter> I'm stable here, and I'm 64.
[01:54] <krammer_> Artichoke200, i cannot burn a cd because it doesnt open
[01:54] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong-> then  mount -o loop disk-image  /mount/point
[01:54] <Anacranom> name1, is this a laptop or a desktop?
[01:54] <goose> wolter, Thunderbird totally crashes my system and I have to hard shut down, wireless only works half the time
[01:54] <name1> ThomasHC how come i still cant change icons just icons
[01:54] <Doonz> whats the best upgrade route
[01:54] <radojesrb> can anibody help me with installation of xgl on Kubuntu x64? please
[01:54] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong-> run those command precedded by sudo, as they require root priviledges
[01:54] <ThomasHC> name1, come again?
[01:54] <wolter> goose, oh thunderbird.. why not evolution?
[01:54] <thiebaude> name1: you mean icon themes?
[01:55] <name1> Thomahc i cant change icons
[01:55] <FloridaGuy> is there away to install ubuntu-desktop with out openoffice...i keep geting ..Errors were encountered while processing:
[01:55] <FloridaGuy>  /var/cache/apt/archives/openoffice.org-core_1%3a3.0.1-9ubuntu3_i386.deb
[01:55] <FloridaGuy> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[01:55] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong-> the idea there is create an iso via dd, then use mkfs to create the file system, and then mount the filesystem then use it
[01:55] <Enasni> do you think x86 is faster than x64? i got 64 to mess around, but it just seems to create lots of problems
[01:55] <goose> wolter, I like a functional email client :)
[01:55] <ThomasHC> name1, very odd, I can, very easily
[01:55] <ezerhoden> thanks
[01:56] <yowshi> usser: i got webcam studio working
[01:56] <radojesrb> Is there any problem with Wlan on Kubuntu x64
[01:56] <Dr_Willis> radojesrb:  not on my  2 laptops...
[01:56] <name1> and ThomaHC my nvidia gpu runs at 60 C why used to run at 45-47
[01:56] <wolter> goose, well, I would like to know what's wrong with evolution then..
[01:56] <Dr_Willis> Enasni:  ive had no issues with 64bit release.
[01:56] <n8tuser> FloridaGuy-> yes it is possible, but not easy to deal with, haft to manipulate config files and such
[01:56] <radojesrb> hm I cant connect to any network/router
[01:56] <ThomasHC> radojesrb, Personally don't like the NEtwork Manager(yet) but I haven't had problems the last tiem I used it
[01:56] <NcA^> can anyone help walk me through patching wireless drivers to support packet injection? Using Jaunty...?
[01:56] <Enasni> Dr_Willis: what are you running it on? I have an older pc
[01:57] <usser> !hacking
[01:57] <n8tuser> radojesrb-> ethernet or wireless?
[01:57] <psychic> question if i have a pentium 4 64 bit?
[01:57] <name1> and ThomacHC 2D is catastrophe  
[01:57] <Dr_Willis> Enasni:  one netbook, one older Compaq Turion laptop, one newer HP laptop.
[01:57] <goose> wolter, Thunderbird is just much more capable, the interface is easier and faster, it's much easier to support multiple accounts, it syncs flawlessly even though I IMAP my email through laptop, PC, and mobile. evolution wouldn't sync all the time with me
[01:57] <wolter> i see
[01:57] <NcA^> can anyone help walk me through patching wireless drivers to support packet injection? Using Jaunty...?
[01:58] <ThomasHC> name1, what vid card?
[01:58] <goose> NcA^, don't bother, last time I asked for aircrack-ng support in here I got a 1 week ban :(
[01:58] <wolter> Well, what I like of evolution is its gnome nativeness and the calendar...
[01:58] <Enasni> Dr_Willis: I'm running x64 on a pc with unicore 2.2GHz processor and 512 mb ram. its almost always maxed out on ram
[01:58] <NcA^> oo
[01:58] <NcA^> :x
[01:58] <NcA^> ty goose
[01:58] <Guest19919> hi i have a HP express card tv turner inserted in my laptop but ubuntu doesnt show me any can someone help me please
[01:58] <goose> sure thing NcA^ ;)
[01:58] <wolter> you just click on day and you start writing. there you have your all-day event, in seconds.
[01:58] <NcA^> aircrack have an IRC?
[01:58] <PerryArmstrong> n8tuser; i have the ISO in my home...i did as you said...http://paste.ubuntu.com/162531/
[01:58] <wolter> great for writing homework in the agenda
[01:58] <name1> ThomasHC lovely "linux friendly" 9800 gtx nvidia
[01:58] <goose> Guest19919, do you have a TV viewing program?
[01:58] <racecar56> how do i use network time in ubuntu 9.04?
[01:59] <mattgyver> I need to issue /etc/init.d/samba restart at login, should i do this under starup applications, or is there a config file i would be better off running this at?
[01:59] <ThomasHC> name1, haha no experiance with nvidia here, but my ATI card works great now ;)
[01:59] <PerryArmstrong> n8tuser; and please leave a space between my name and ---> symbol so i get notified when i recieve a message from you
[01:59] <name1> ThomasHC thats great news ,but i dont regret :)
[02:00] <sharma> Hi, how do i disable the splash screen so i will not recive the error "cannot display this video mode, optmum resolution 1280 x 1024 60 Hz"
[02:00] <leeguy92> given that the prepackaged driver for a wifi card doesnt work properly, how would i set up ndiswrapper to take its place?
[02:00] <leeguy92> this isnt for me, this is for a noob, so automation is a good thing here.
[02:00] <jeffrey_> hay has anyone ever connected an lg Voyager phone to ubuntu and been able to sync contact info and other things?
[02:00] <st_ignucius> now whts the best way to install from an iso  without burning a cd?
[02:00] <goose> Guest19919, sudo apt-get install tvtime
[02:00] <n8tuser> racecar56 -> use ntpdate
[02:00] <leeguy92> really, i need ndiswrapper to be loaded into the kernel automatically in place of the faulty driver
[02:01] <sharma> Hi, how do i disable the splash screen so i will not recive the error "cannot display this video mode, optmum resolution 1280 x 1024 60 Hz"
[02:01] <goose> leeguy92, have you checked restricted drivers?
[02:01] <Artichoke200> st_ignucius: What are you trying to install?
[02:01] <RickKnight> Need help with USB memory stick on 8.04. Memory is not detected. Does not show up in lsusb or cat /proc/scsi/scsi.
[02:01] <goose> RickKnight, what format is it in?
[02:01] <st_ignucius> Artichoke200: OS..installing ubuntu from iso without burning a cd
[02:01] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong -> the command i gave only is good up to 20Meg, adjust count accordingly for larger sizes
[02:01] <goose> st_ignucius, what OS are you installing from, windows?
[02:01] <Krine11> Hi, how do i disable the splash screen so i will not recive the error "cannot display this video mode, optmum resolution 1280 x 1024 60 Hz"
[02:01] <Artichoke200> st_ignucius: Windows?
[02:01] <st_ignucius> ubuntu itself.. to another drive
[02:01] <RickKnight> goose; The memory stick is a SOny, I beleive it's vfat.
[02:02] <goose> st_ignucius, in windows, google "alcohol 120" and use the 30 day demo
[02:02] <Artichoke200> Ubuntu itself....
[02:02] <Artichoke200> Hmm......
[02:02] <RickKnight> goose; But other USB Storage devices aren't working either.
[02:02] <PerryArmstrong> n8tuser; but whats the use of this count??
[02:02] <FloridaGuy> i fixed my problem i cleared /var/cache/apt/archives...deleted everything but ( partial )......whats that mean when having problems in there...bad package or what
[02:02] <Guest19919> goose ok but tvtme installs drivers for my card, too?
[02:02] <goose> RickKnight, may not be readable, I had that problem with an SD card a while back, apt-get gparted and see if it can read it, if so, you may have to reformat it
[02:02] <n8tuser> Krine11 -> try to remove the word splash in the menu.lst for the selected entry
[02:02] <leeguy92> goose: its the restricted driver which doesnt work.
[02:02] <st_ignucius> goose: who uses windoze these days? even bill doesn't..
[02:02] <goose> Guest19919, may, may not, but it'll at least show you if it works natively or not
[02:02] <Krine11> can you tell me how to do this?
[02:03] <leeguy92> it seems the best thing to do is use a win driver in ndiswrapper
[02:03] <RickKnight> goose; The OS isn't seeing any USB STorage devices.
[02:03] <st_ignucius> now what should i do?
[02:03] <cspack> st_ignucius: if you have a usb flash drive, you can install from that.  check out unetbootin, works well for me
[02:03] <goose> leeguy92, what video card is it?
[02:03] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong -> dd is used for bit for bit.. ie 40960 x 512 (default) is about 20meg
[02:03] <Artichoke200> st_ignucius: I can't help you
[02:03] <leeguy92> goose: its a wifi card - a broadcom something
[02:03] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong -> man dd  to get more explanation
[02:03] <Krine11> Hi, how do i disable the splash screen so i will not recive the error "cannot display this video mode, optmum resolution 1280 x 1024 60 Hz"
[02:03] <st_ignucius> want a doc. the doc i saw as i scroogled is of 2005;-)
[02:03] <goose> RickKnight, I had a similar problem, but even thought the OS (or it was Nautalis, I guess) couldn't see it, gparted could, just give it a try
[02:03] <durt> hey folks, doing a cli install, anyone tell me how to defeat the partitioner as I've formated the / and swap to my liking and do not wish to have the partitioner re-format?
[02:03] <goose> leeguy92, that's right, forgot. BCM43xx?
[02:04] <leeguy92> goose: yea, something like that
[02:04] <leeguy92> how you know?
[02:04] <st_ignucius> cspack: can i consider an external partition like a usb drive and follow the installations?
[02:04] <goose> leeguy92, lspci, and PASTEBIN
[02:04] <RickKnight> goose; And this memory stick is OK in my laptop running kubuntu 8.04 and in my camera.  I'll try gparted now.
[02:04] <st_ignucius> cspack: external means non-root partition
[02:04] <leeguy92> goose: the machine isnt here, so cant
[02:04] <leeguy92> :(
[02:04] <Dr_Willis> durt:  if they are empty a reformat wont take more then a few moments anyway.
[02:04] <goose> leeguy92, no way of telling then. can you SSH in?
[02:04] <name1> durt have to specify the question a bit if he want help... :)
[02:05] <lexvegas> st_ignucius: 8.10 and 9.04 have a tool under the administration menu to create a startup usb drive
[02:05] <cspack> st_ignucius: not sure on that, has to be bootable of course
[02:05] <leeguy92> goose: they have no wifi = no entartoobs, also, i dont think they would be up for opening a port
[02:05] <Krine11> I need help every time i boot insted of haveing the splash screen i have this : "cannot display this video mode, optmum resolution 1280 x 1024 60 Hz"
[02:05] <Vaporise> hey i'm using cxfreeze to crosscompile something for arm
[02:05] <st_ignucius> am on 8.04:(
[02:05] <Vaporise> environment variable CC
[02:05] <n8tuser> Krine11 -> try to remove the word splash in the menu.lst for the selected entry <--
[02:05] <Vaporise> it says i've to set the environment variable CC
[02:05] <name1> st_ignicios is wise guy
[02:06] <durt> Dr_Willis, name1, Ive reformatted with specific switches with mkfs, the partioner INSISTS on reformatting
[02:06] <goose> leeguy92, then no way of knowing the specifics. when you can get to the machine, "lspci" and google the wireless card and ubuntu and see what comes up
[02:06] <leeguy92> Vaporise: arm-elf-gcc?
[02:06] <st_ignucius> name?
[02:06] <Vaporise> arm-linux-gcc for far as i know
[02:06] <Vaporise> but i don't know how :$ :P
[02:06] <leeguy92> goose: machine is 500 miles away :S
[02:06] <Vaporise> i've got the toolchain
[02:06] <leeguy92> i could do a reverse vnc session, i guess
[02:06] <Vaporise> but how do i se tthe CC variable
[02:07] <PerryArmstrong> i understood the concept of dd....form the man....my iso is 699...take 700....so i need to create for 700MB??
[02:07] <Krine11> Hi, how do i disable the splash screen so i will not recive the error "cannot display this video mode, optmum resolution 1280 x 1024 60 Hz"
[02:07] <leeguy92> Vaporise: export CC=arm-elf-gcc
[02:07] <PerryArmstrong> n8tuser; i understood the concept of dd....form the man....my iso is 699...take 700....so i need to create for 700MB??
[02:07] <goose> Krine11, when are you getting that screen?
[02:07] <n8tuser> Krine11 -> please stop repeating, i gave you a suggestion
[02:07] <Krine11> when i load
[02:07] <Krine11> n8tuser i told you i cant damn do what you said..-.-
[02:07] <leeguy92> hmm, ok, 1 mo. rebootin
[02:07] <Krine11> and goose
[02:07] <Krine11> i get this when i boot
[02:07] <Krine11> turn on the computer
[02:07] <FloodBot1> Krine11: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:07] <Krine11> insted of the splash screen
[02:08] <goose> I agree with n8tuser, why won't his suggestion work? I'm out of other ideas
[02:08] <name1> st_igncious IMHO ubuntu is going backwards
[02:08] <usser> Krine11, i second remove splash from menu.lst entry for ubuntu
[02:08] <Krine11> I mean
[02:08] <Krine11> i am  a noob
[02:08] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong -> umm do the math, i cant do it for now.. 700Meg div 512
[02:08] <Krine11> i just got ubuntu
[02:08] <goose> ok... so you can do what he just said, you just don't know how
[02:09] <goose> open terminal
[02:09] <Krine11> i am not sure about this techy stuff right now so can you give me step by step advice
[02:09] <lvlefisto> usser: ok, i'll have it in mind
[02:09] <name1> Krine11 congtrats
[02:09] <Krine11> ok
[02:09] <name1> ok
[02:09] <RickKnight> goose; Gparted does not see it, nor does lsusb. In fact, there is no device for any of my USB mass storage devices.
[02:09] <PerryArmstrong> n8tuser; 700*512=358400
[02:09] <Krine11> ok i opend termina
[02:09] <goose> RickKnight, sorry mate, but I'm out of ideas then :/ and you tried different USB ports?
[02:09] <Krine11> terminal*
[02:09] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong -> there you go, then use that for count=xxx
[02:10] <goose> ok Krine11, chill, I'm trying to figure out where the file is that you need to edit so I can give you a path
[02:10] <Krine11> ok
[02:10] <n8tuser> its in   /boot/grub/menu.lst
[02:11] <Guest19919> goose i didnt have image
[02:11] <goose> Krine11, "sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst"
[02:12] <RickKnight> goose; I hadn't tried other ports. Just did and that seems to be the fix. Thanks.
[02:12] <Krine11> goose, now i get a bunch of things
[02:12] <austin__> Songbird and rythembox won't play back my audio files. can someone help me, please?
[02:12] <goose> RickKnight, sure thing, seems you have a bad USB port mate
[02:13] <goose> Krine11, search for a line with the text "splash" and comment it out
[02:13] <lvlefisto> usser: i found this: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-354253.html i'll try it and let you know if it works
[02:14] <macman_> guys
[02:14] <kristian_> when i type "chmod -R u+w" in current dir, isn't current dir + lower dirs supposed to become write/read?
[02:14] <macman_> i found a website with a .sml file with a .flv file inside of it
[02:14] <macman_> anyone know how to read it ?
[02:14] <RickKnight> goose; Yeah and its in my monitor.
[02:14] <wall-e_> looking for help with ubuntu 9.04?
[02:14] <PerryArmstrong> n8tuser; mount -o loop disk-image  /mount/point    should disk-image be the name and location of the image??
[02:15] <Krine11> goose, i see none "splash" on it
[02:15] <wall-e_> im having trouble booting ext4
[02:15] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong -> you created a file system already? do it before mounting it
[02:15] <goose> wall-e_, I have no idea how to solve your problem, but your nick pwns
[02:15] <goose> Krine11, you did Ctrl + F?
[02:15] <wall-e_> nick pwns??
[02:16] <PerryArmstrong> n8tuser; http://paste.ubuntu.com/162541/   i did the mounting twice and now i get an error..just check it
[02:16] <Blood-Lord> 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
[02:17] <LjL> Blood-Lord: don't spam please
[02:17] <Blood-Lord> sorry lol trying to connect to a different channel while on ts
[02:17] <Krine11> nope none
[02:17] <Blood-Lord> so i was hitting my push to talk
[02:17] <Blood-Lord> my bad
[02:17] <Krine11> goose, nope none
[02:18] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong->  then you can  /sbin/mkfs -t ext3 -q disk-image     <-- you did this yet?
[02:18] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong -> prefix with sudo
[02:18] <bosco> what is the best 3d graphics thingy for ubuntu + desktop
[02:18] <goose> bosco, I like compiz
[02:18] <PerryArmstrong> n8tuser; roshan@roshan:~$ sudo mount -o loop disk-image  /mount/point
[02:19] <PerryArmstrong> mount: mount point /mount/point does not exist
[02:19] <goose> Krine11, out of ideas then if there's not a line already there, sorry
[02:19] <Krine11> Well why do i still recive that error than?
[02:19] <lstarnes> PerryArmstrong: replace /mount/point with the directory that you want to mount the image to
[02:19] <Krine11>  i mean splash screen is now disabled
[02:19] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong -> per lstarnes ..
[02:19] <coz_> hey guys .. miro is in the repository  but will not install because of dependecy  "will not be installed" issues
[02:20] <coz_> any one know when this might be fixed?
[02:20] <PerryArmstrong> lstarnes; i have jaunty 9.04 ISO...i have to mount to install it on booting....here's what i did http://paste.ubuntu.com/162541/
[02:20] <nedwell> I dual boot Windows XP Home and Ubuntu Desktop 9.04 and when I go to Windows XP Home the time is off by a few hours (but Ubuntu is always right).  This started immediately after installing Ubuntu.  Can anyone help me with this?  Thanks!
[02:20] <PerryArmstrong> lstarnes; and n8tuser helped me with these steps
[02:21] <psychic> i have ubuntu 9.04  can i change things to fluxbox? or cli?
[02:21] <lstarnes> psychic: yes
[02:21] <eseven73> yes
[02:21] <bosco> goose, what is beryl what are my options list of windows manager?
[02:21] <lstarnes> PerryArmstrong: I'm not sure what to do there
[02:21] <ThomasHC> bosco, beryl is out of date, compiz fusion now takes its place
[02:21] <coz_> nedwell,  even though ubuntu is the right time  i had this issue a while back and just replaced the bios battery to solve it
[02:21] <psychic> lstarnes how?
[02:21] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong -> if you wish you can use  /opt  i think that already exist as a mount point
[02:21] <goose> nedwell, do you have the correct time zone in ubuntu?
[02:22] <lstarnes> psychic: install the package for fluxbox and set that to your default session in the login screen
[02:22] <bosco> ThomasHC, what are my other options
[02:22] <nedwell> goose, yes EST (USA)
[02:22] <lstarnes> psychic: as for the cli, ctrl+alt+f1 (or replace f1 with anything between f1 and f6)
[02:22] <psychic> lstarnes sudo apt-get install fluxbox?
[02:22] <goose> nedwell, that would have been my best guess was that conflicting time zones weren't syncing correctly...
[02:22] <lstarnes> psychic: yes
[02:22] <nedwell> coz_, the desktop is 2 months old.  It could be a battery, but it would seem odd to go bad so soon.
[02:22] <ThomasHC> bosco, Compiz, Metacity(Gnome), Openbox, XFCE, LXDE, Fluxbox, Blackbox, etc.
[02:22] <PerryArmstrong> n8tuser; the iso is in my home directory....so what should the command be exactly
[02:22] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong -> btw, 35900  is not 700Meg..  700Meg divide by 512  = XX an use XX as your count parameter to dd
[02:22] <psychic> thans
[02:22] <psychic> thanks
[02:23] <floflo530> hey :)
[02:23] <PerryArmstrong> n8tuser ; 700/512=1.36
[02:23] <bosco> ThomasHC, no 3d managers like compiz not desktop managers those i know and i use E17
[02:24] <ThomasHC> cool
[02:24] <pablin31> hi
[02:24] <ThomasHC> all the ones I listed are about it
[02:24] <ThomasHC> there's aewm++ pekwm a few more
[02:24] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong ->  /mount/point is just a directory, so you can   sudo mount -o loop disk-image  /home/yoursuser/newdir
[02:24] <floflo530> i create boot usb with ubuntu and it work , i look 110% making persistence filesystem
[02:24] <pablin31> how to install ati radeon xpress 200m on ubuntu 9.04
[02:24] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong -> 700Meg is not same as 700
[02:24] <lvlefisto> usser: this worked just fine http://linux.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/Ubuntu/2008-10/msg02485.html
[02:25] <PerryArmstrong> n8tuser ; i got the values as 1.36
[02:25] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong -> darn.. 700Meg is 700 mega not 700
[02:26] <IshmaelDS> hey all.  I have a question.  I have flash (9.0 r999) installed in my firefox (3.0.1.0) on ubuntu 9.04 and when trying to view flash video's they aren't playing.  Is there some special flash i should have installed?  a different browser that makes it easier?
[02:26] <pablin31> how to install ati radeon xpress 200m on ubuntu 9.04
[02:26] <RomD`> mattgyver, Dr_Willis: thanks. took my a while to find out that I'm missing the smbfs package, but mattgyver's line worked.
[02:26] <notfoo> ishmaelds
[02:26] <forces> IshmaelDS, how did you install flash?
[02:26] <notfoo> isn't there flash 10 out?
[02:26] <johny-b-goode> Hello People.
[02:27] <mattgyver> np
[02:27] <johny-b-goode> how can one check the CPU power? speed.
[02:27] <johny-b-goode> lshw shows: size: 1500MHz.
[02:27] <johny-b-goode> does that mean 1.5GHz proc?
[02:27] <coz_> is anyone getting this when trying to install miro on 9.04?  http://pastebin.com/m620c298f
[02:27] <notfoo> cat /proc/cpuinfo ?
[02:27] <Dayofswords> why is linux so confusing on installing...
[02:27] <PerryArmstrong> n8tuser ; so the command should be like this.. sudo  dd if=/dev/zero of=disk-image count=700
[02:28] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong -> nope, count=700 is wrong.  use the results of 700,000,000 div by 512
[02:28] <forces> coz_, no installable packages
[02:28] <IshmaelDS> notfoo , forces : I installed flash through the the web.  Went to adobe's site downloaded the .deb for 8.04(figured it would work)
[02:28] <IshmaelDS> then installed that
[02:28] <notfoo> ya that should've worked fine
[02:28] <forces> IshmaelDS, install flash 10
[02:29] <notfoo> ya try v10.... dunno why you're gettin v9
[02:29] <johny-b-goode> notfoo: it says, cpu MHz: 1494.448. Cool. Thanks.
[02:29] <n8tuser> PerryArmstrong ->  i have to leave now.. family is calling for dinner
[02:29] <forces> IshmaelDS, sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[02:29] <coz_> forces,  right   right before release it was installable :)
[02:29] <notfoo> np johny
[02:29] <PerryArmstrong> n8tuser ; 700,000,000 div 512 = 1367187.5
[02:29] <forces> coz_, maybe right now is still installable
[02:29] <forces> you must wait
[02:29] <IshmaelDS> okay guys i'll give it a try
[02:29] <notfoo> johny i can give you a little snippet of code to pull just that info out, if you want
[02:29] <johny-b-goode> bye all.
[02:29] <coz_> forces,  well ok will do
[02:30] <Vaporise> has anyone in here ever used (cx)freeze to cross compile some python apps?
[02:30] <johny-b-goode> notfoo: nah, just confirming that the PC really is old. :)
[02:30] <notfoo> aw, heh
[02:30] <notfoo> k
[02:30] <Vaporise> cause i've set CC to arm-linux-gcc but it still uses gcc from my system
[02:30] <johny-b-goode> notfoo: thanks, tho! :)
[02:30] <notfoo> yup
[02:30] <johny-b-goode> bye all.
[02:30] <TopBunny98> DVD paly back?
[02:31] <pablin31> ubuntu 9.04 + ati express 200m not compatible
[02:31] <notfoo> linux + ati == not compatible ;p
[02:31] <notfoo> just kiddin... but you know what i mean
[02:31] <Ranakah> jaunty + ati = possible compatibile :D
[02:31] <forces> intel + jaunty = not compatible
[02:31] <TopBunny98> Linux + nvidia very compatible
[02:31] <notfoo> yup
[02:32] <forces> linux + windows = virtualbox (?¿)
[02:32] <notfoo> lol
[02:32] <IshmaelDS> Still not playing.  I get the plugin is loaded as I can right click where the video is supposed to be and have the options and can check the properties etc. Just no video or audio  Was working prior to the upgrade to 9.04.
[02:33] <notfoo> youtube doesn't work at all eh?
[02:33] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone help me t http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7194928#post7194928
[02:33] <Linuz2009> I need help installing clamav
[02:33] <IshmaelDS> haven't tried was trying to watch some other flash video.  one sec
[02:34] <muelli> !helpme | Linuz2009
[02:34] <PerryArmstrong> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7194928#post7194928
[02:34] <notfoo> ishmaelds: yeah, it may be that specific flash vid  that isn't playin?
[02:34] <muelli> hm wrong text...
[02:34] <muelli> Linuz2009: what's your question?
[02:34] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone help me at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7194928#post7194928
[02:34] <muelli> !helpme | PerryArmstrong
[02:34] <st_ignucius> there is a very nasty bug in my current system.. the scrolling is darmmm slow
[02:35] <Linuz2009> I need help installing clamav
[02:35] <NetLarIrvine> God I need HELP
[02:35] <Linuz2009> I've already installed the package
[02:35] <billybigrigger> did anyone here purchase the orange box? how well does steam and steam games work with jauntY?
[02:35] <st_ignucius> be it mozilla based browsers, be it even emacs... the scrolling is damm slow
[02:35] <st_ignucius> seems its some x problem
[02:35] <Linuz2009> using  synatic package manager.
[02:35] <st_ignucius> but i donno what it exactly is and what i should do..
[02:35] <muelli> Linuz2009: we know that already. So please stop telling us. Instead, please elaborate on yuor problem. We don't have any magic crystal balls to see magically see your problem
[02:35] <PerryArmstrong> i have a problem here  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7194928#post7194928
[02:36] <IshmaelDS> sorry,  i made a mistake.  youtube plays but any swf video from site like  http://vimeo.com don't.  I may be wrong but isn't swf a flash format?
[02:36] <lelik67> #xubuntu
[02:36] <notfoo> aw
[02:36] <notfoo> no
[02:36] <Linuz2009> I want to install clamav and I don't know how.
[02:36] <st_ignucius> so is desktop effects on gnome
[02:36] <notfoo> ishmaelsd: go dl shockwave flash player
[02:36] <durt> PerryArmstrong,  "Due to some problems with my screen resoulution"..... do tell.
[02:36] <notfoo> from adobe.com (not adobe flash)
[02:36] <muelli> same goes foer NetLarIrvine and PerryArmstrong.
[02:36] <NetLarIrvine> Being sarcastic , ha ha
[02:36] <IshmaelDS> okay.  i'll give that a shot and report back.  thanks notfoo
[02:36] <st_ignucius> tried reconfiguring xserver but no good:(
[02:36] <notfoo> yup
[02:37] <mib_aj5xh1km> Heya, so if I'm interrupting I have Ubuntu server issues.
[02:37] <Linuz2009> how can I install clamav? how do I need to do?
[02:37] <PerryArmstrong> muelli; whats your problem
[02:37] <mib_aj5xh1km> I can't connect through the network to the internet.
[02:37] <columbo1> I've replaced a failed boot drive on a multi disk system with a SSD and loaded Jaunty onto it. GRUB will fail with an error 22 when the system is booted normally, however when the system is booted from the CD and then I instruct it to boot from the first disk, the system can boot normally. This is also the case when I remove the other SATA devices. I've tried recovering GRUB several times with the no effect. Does anyone have an
[02:37] <st_ignucius> apparantely its better in this chatzilla
[02:37] <muelli> PerryArmstrong: I don't have any :P And if you want to solve your problem, you might want help us helping you.
[02:37] <notfoo> oh wait ishmaelds, i just remembered
[02:37] <st_ignucius> could that be the problem of opengl?
[02:37] <mib_aj5xh1km> It's driving me crazy.
[02:38] <PerryArmstrong> durt; i need to do a 9,04 install without using cd or usb and i have only intrepid on my drive..i have the iso and i need to use this iso to do this install...
[02:38] <camelo> jjdh
[02:38] <mib_aj5xh1km> Well, like I changed the thingey to static in the etc/network/interfaces
[02:38] <durt> PerryArmstrong, but your upgrade was error free?
[02:38] <PerryArmstrong> muelli; so try to fix in to understand the problems instead of grilling someone at grammatical errors...
[02:38] <muelli> hm columbo1. How did you try to recover your GRUB? I'd try to chroot in the system and do a grub-install /dev/sda or whatever the device is
[02:38] <camelo> sorry about that
[02:38] <IshmaelDS> it's not available for my platform
[02:38] <IshmaelDS> :)
[02:39] <mib_aj5xh1km> hmm.
[02:39] <mib_aj5xh1km> Okay, this is confusing...
[02:39] <PerryArmstrong> durt; yes...but they suggested me that a fresh install will solve my resolution problems....
[02:39] <Guest42273> hello everybody, anyone know how can i use sudo with the password in the same line, for example: sudo -password ...
[02:39] <columbo1> muelli: I followed this guide: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351
[02:39] <mib_aj5xh1km> Whomever is willing to help me raise your hand (jk, just tell me).
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> Guest42273:  why do you want to do that?  there may be better ways then that insecure method.
[02:40] <usser> Guest42273, no you cant but you can add exceptions to /etc/sudoers file to not ask for password for certain commands, see man sudoers
[02:40] <h8red> how do i enable usb 2 support in jaunty?
[02:40] <h8red> i'm only getting 1.1m transfer rate to my external hd
[02:40] <muelli> Guest42273: I highly doubt that you want that. And you actually can't for a good reason: Anyone could see your password by listing the current processes. You don't want to expose your password.
[02:40] <usser> Guest42273, or you can write an expect script, see man expect
[02:40] <durt> PerryArmstrong, well since a fresh install is probematic at best, let's work on this resolution prob, if your upgrade was complete
[02:40] <mib_aj5xh1km> Mmm. I just can't exaclty tell who is helping me.
[02:41] <mib_aj5xh1km> But anyways I'll continue.
[02:41] <columbo1> muelli: I'm thinking that the problem is actually something to do with how fast the SSD comes online as opposed to GRUB itself, since it works when either the CD makes the system wait a few seconds or there's no other driver on the SATA bus
[02:41] <PerryArmstrong> durt; here it is http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1115684
[02:41] <columbo1> Guest42273: Consider setting up a Nopasswd line in your sudoers file?
[02:41] <mib_aj5xh1km> So when I use the command sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart, I get this:
[02:41] <Guest42273> i call a script from a c++ program by using system(), so i want to use sudo with the password
[02:42] <PerryArmstrong> durt; but i suppose we can do the resolution after the install....i am also doing this to learn installing from different ways
[02:42] <durt> PerryArmstrong,  yes I viewed, resolutions probs are easier to solve than new installs from iso partions
[02:42] <Guest42273> but i think i can use a script
[02:42] <usser> Guest42273, why not run the c++ program with sudo instead?
[02:42] <RomD`> is there a public log of this channel somewhere?
[02:42] <durt> iso partitions, even
[02:42] <mib_aj5xh1km> It says: Failed to bring up eth0
[02:42] <mib_aj5xh1km> Hmm...
[02:42] <Guest42273> because i have to call a script by sudo
[02:42] <usser> Guest42273, no you dont
[02:42] <mib_aj5xh1km> Who here has a Ubuntu Server?
[02:42] <LuciousAsh> can anybody help me with this fsck error code?             Error reading block 8847497 (attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read) while getting next inode from scane.   Ignore error<y>?
[02:43] <usser> Guest42273, permissions are inherited, if your c++ program has sudo anything it calls will have sudo
[02:43] <muelli> Guest42273: If you have enough privilegdes, you can edit /etc/sudoers and allow your user to call that program without any password.
[02:43] <dayo> mib_aj5xh1km: i
[02:43] <mib_aj5xh1km> hmm....
[02:43] <mib_aj5xh1km> Anyone??
[02:43] <Guest42273> oh ok
[02:43] <Guest42273> thanks :)
[02:43] <notfoo> mib, i've had some
[02:43] <notfoo> why
[02:43] <lelik67> looking for gui for openvpn-client on xubuntu. Any suggestions?
[02:44] <usser> lelik67, network-manager-openvpn
[02:44] <muelli> Guest42273: you might be able to send the password to sudos stdin anyway. I dunno if sudo likes it or not. You also might want to use SSH with pubkey authentification. It's a bit bloated but works fine.
[02:44] <Roasted> With the default guest account with samba, can you tack on a password to that guest account?
[02:44] <marcos> hello, I have a Dell 1420n and after upgrading to 9.04 I don't have any audio, tryed different forum suggestions bot none worked, some suggestion?
[02:44] <usser> muelli, sudo reads password from tty, just like ssh, you cant send it to stdin.
[02:44] <Guest42273> muelli: i think it's a good idea, thanks very much
[02:44] <PerryArmstrong> durt; ??
[02:45] <muelli> k usser. I expected smth like that.
[02:45] <lelik67> looking for gui for openvpn-client on xubuntu. Any suggestions?
[02:45] <ralmar> Hey guys, how can I have my website, redirect to another site, either instantly or after x number of seconds? (by adding some html or other code to my site?) Thanks
[02:45] <happyaron> Who can tell me how to get all the wallpapers from ubuntu 5.04 to the 9.04?
[02:45] <usser> lel1nho, network-manager-openvpn
[02:45] <mib_aj5xh1km> I NEED HELP!
[02:45] <mib_aj5xh1km> Please??
[02:45] <notfoo> ralmar, couldn't find that via google?
[02:45] <notfoo> mib_aj5xh1km: check ur pm
[02:45] <dayo> mib_aj5xh1km: i said i have a server. what's the problem?
[02:45] <mib_aj5xh1km> Haha, I used google.
[02:46] <notfoo> as did i. he's not listening
[02:46] <mib_aj5xh1km> Oh My bad.
[02:46] <mib_aj5xh1km> Okay, here is the problem.
[02:46] <notfoo> sigh
[02:46] <dayo> !help | mib_aj5xh1km
[02:46] <durt> PerryArmstrong,  do you understand that you will need something, whether cd or usb or hd partition, you need something that is bootable with the ubuntu image. do you understand this?
[02:46] <dayo> !ask | mib_aj5xh1km
[02:46] <PerryArmstrong> durt; so what do you think
[02:46] <happyaron>  Who can tell me how to get all the wallpapers from ubuntu 5.04 to the 9.04?
[02:46] <lelik67> thanks, will it require gnome libraries?
[02:46] <dayo> no ubottu?
[02:46] <PerryArmstrong> durt; ohh yes i do
[02:47] <Roasted> With the default guest account with samba, can you tack on a password to that guest account?
[02:47] <usser> lelik67, you're running xfce, it uses gtk as far as i know, so most libraries are already there
[02:47] <mib_aj5xh1km> My server will not connect to the internet through my network.
[02:47] <pablin31> ubuntu 9.04 + ati express 200m not compatible?
[02:47] <PerryArmstrong> durt; all my disk space is being occupied by partitions...dont have space to create a new partition...
[02:47] <notfoo> mib_aj5xh1km: but it sees the network?
[02:47] <mib_aj5xh1km> And I need to know how I can fix my etc/network/interfaces file
[02:47] <root> Um...
[02:47] <root> oh wtf.
[02:47] <dayo> PerryArmstrong: where are the wallpapers now?
[02:47] <mib_aj5xh1km> No, I doesn't see anything.
[02:47] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  you could make a guest user with a guest password perhaps. :) check out the book in th repos called 'using samba' - itsin the samba-doc package i think
[02:47] <Dr_Willis> !info samba-doc
[02:47] <mib_aj5xh1km> *it doesn't see anything.
[02:47] <PerryArmstrong> dayo; in the sense??
[02:48] <notfoo> what does your ifconfig output?
[02:48] <notfoo> use pastebin or somin
[02:48] <dayo> mib_aj5xh1km: can u paste it?
[02:48] <DSpair> Evn'n all. Got a question about KVM on Jaunty. Should I go to the server channel?
[02:48] <durt> PerryArmstrong,do you have a pxe bootable card?
[02:48] <dayo> PerryArmstrong: where are the wallpapers stored at this point?
[02:48] <PerryArmstrong> durt; no idea abput that??
[02:48] <courpse|dead> i cant boot up any GUI atm, only way i can use my ubuntu is if its in terminal, i do aticonfig and it says that i dont have a supported device, i have a radeon 9700 pro, and it worked fine before i upgraded my ubuntu, any suggestions?
[02:48] <Roasted> dr_willis - I have done that. But when looking over the smb.conf I saw the "guest account" section. I just wasn't sure if the default guest account tagged with samba that I could add a password to. It's just a generic password, but I wanted to have SOMETHING on it. I just wasn't sure if I could tag the default guest acct with a PW or not.
[02:48] <PerryArmstrong> dayo; no idea
[02:48] <lelik67> usser, i will try that. Should I try gopenvpn as well?
[02:49] <major> Ubuntu working great here 64 bit
[02:49] <dayo> PerryArmstrong: do u know the filename of any of the wallpapers?
[02:49] <usser> courpse|dead, take it to ati, they deprecate their cards way to quicky, support for 9700 has been dropped a long time ago
[02:49] <mib_aj5xh1km> No, I cant' paste the ifconfig output, as I am on a different machine, and I don't have GNOME installed yet because I cant connect to the internet.
[02:49] <courpse|dead> 0.o
[02:49] <durt> PerryArmstrong, then you are sol, find space on your HD and create a bootable partition.
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  i hink for guest theres no password. because its 'guest' :) you could have guest map to some other default user i belive.
[02:49] <mib_aj5xh1km> And I can't use Putty to connect to it yet.
[02:49] <muelli> courpse|dead: you probably can use the free "radoen" driver. You have to edit your Xserver config for that.
[02:49] <courpse|dead> it ran find in 8.10, should i just go back to interpid
[02:49] <courpse|dead> ?
[02:49] <usser> lel1nho, i'd suggest going with network manager as it integrates nicely into ubuntu environment
[02:49] <coleys> Hmmm.. What's the command to copy in terminal? Like... sudo cp /usr/share/* ~/dada/
[02:49] <PerryArmstrong> courpse|dead; goto the terminal that you mention and type sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  but  that 'using samba book' proberly has a chapter or 2 on guest and what to watch out for.
[02:49] <mib_aj5xh1km> But there is some output to ifconfig.
[02:49] <PerryArmstrong> dayo; nope
[02:50] <courpse|dead> okies, thanks.
[02:50] <lelik67> usser, thanks
[02:50] <notfoo> oh ya ;p
[02:50] <muelli> mib_aj5xh1km: are you wired or on Wifi?
[02:50] <hunter> Hello
[02:50] <hunter> Guys I need help!!
[02:50] <Roasted> dr_willis - I added a "guest" account with a completely separate share on my samba rig. Mostly so if friends come over and want to push a music video to me or something they can use guest - password and not know my credentials to MMMMYYYY samba account where the good stuff is. :P
[02:50] <coleys> hunter:  With?
[02:50] <usser> lelik67, http://fedoraforum.org/forum/showthread.php?t=145258, you'll need network-manager-gnome as well
[02:50] <courpse|dead> says i have latest ubuntu-destkop installed.
[02:50] <forces> !help | hunter
[02:50] <PerryArmstrong> durt; one guy told me some commands....http://paste.ubuntu.com/162541/  he had t leave for dinner..so its incomplete...can you make it out from that link
[02:50] <forces> !ask | hunter
[02:51] <Guest45840> Well I need to know how to get  a program to make a windows xp thing too
[02:51] <usser> lelik67, after they are installed run nm-applet that should bring up the network manager applet in your sys tray
[02:51] <usser> lelik67, right click on it, edit connections -> vpn
[02:51] <mib_aj5xh1km> When I do that, there is a whole bunch of Failed to Fetch (...)
[02:51] <Lego6245> Hello!
[02:51] <durt> PerryArmstrong, not a viable link in xchat please resend
[02:51] <coleys> wavecutter: suppp ;)
[02:51] <PerryArmstrong> courpse|dead; i have no idea then
[02:51] <coleys> xchat =(
[02:51] <Linuz2009> hi, I want to know how to install clamav
[02:51] <PerryArmstrong> durt; why??
[02:51] <Lmapo> Well I need to know how to get  a program to make a windows xp thing too
[02:51] <PerryArmstrong> durt; okk
[02:52] <PerryArmstrong> durt; http://paste.ubuntu.com/162541/
[02:52] <mib_aj5xh1km> I think there may be a problem with my /etc/network/interfaces file.
[02:52] <muelli> Linuz2009: I guess it's "sudo apt-get install clamav"
[02:52] <mib_aj5xh1km> How do I find that information?
[02:52] <courpse|dead> How do i edit the Xserver config to tell it i have a radeon?
[02:52] <coleys> Linuz2009: sudo apt-get install clamav
[02:52] <Yanick_> Hi, noob question here, my NetworkManager applet keeps disappearing, and the only way I have found to solve this is to reboot my system... surely there is a better way
[02:52] <Lmapo> e
[02:52] <Lmapo> r
[02:52] <Lmapo> r
[02:52] <Lmapo> rrrrr
[02:52] <Lmapo> r
[02:52] <Lmapo> r
[02:52] <FloodBot1> Lmapo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:52] <mib_aj5xh1km> Such as that IP address.
[02:52] <Lmapo> sorry
[02:52] <coleys> lol
[02:52] <Lmapo> LOL
[02:52] <lelik67> usser, thanks, but is it possible to avoid gnome? I would like to use xfce only.
[02:53] <coleys> XFCE <3 :D
[02:53] <nixfreak> trying to get a list of all the apps in add / remove programs for ubuntu 8.04 does anyone know if there is a list of apps ?
[02:53] <muelli> mib_aj5xh1km: you might want to use "dhclient" on your interface.
[02:53] <Lmapo> Does anyone know how to use like a windows deskotp on ubuntu?
[02:53] <Lego6245> I have a question about running a command at startup. I want to have synergy run before I reach the kernel/boot selection screen. Should I add the command to the sessions option, or should I place the command in some other place?
[02:53] <coleys> nixfreak: Add/Remove is a list.
[02:53] <usser> courpse|dead, jaunty uses a more recent ati driver, which doesnt include support for your card, unfortunately you cant revert to older driver since it doesnt support jaunty so i guess you're stuck
[02:53] <PerryArmstrong> Lmapo; try VM
[02:53] <courpse|dead> ahhh crap.
[02:53] <usser> courpse|dead, stuck with opensource ati driver, complain to ati, they suck
[02:53] <Lmapo> whats that?
[02:53] <Linuz2009> it said the package is installed but I can't access.
[02:53] <muelli> lelik67: XFCE uses GNOME libraries. As many programs actually do. So you can't fully avoid GNOME stuff.
[02:54] <usser> lelik67, what muelli said
[02:54] <PerryArmstrong> Lmapo; you get to work windows in ubuntu
[02:54] <ubuntu616> :)
[02:54] <Linuz2009> I don't know where is it in my computer.
[02:54] <mib_aj5xh1km> Virtual Machine
[02:54] <nixfreak> coleys yes I know but not running ubuntu at the moment and need a  list of apps from add/remove
[02:54] <Lmapo> Where do i get it
[02:54] <Dayofswords> where is the pidgin irc program found in the directory?
[02:54] <PerryArmstrong> Lmapo; virtualbox.org
[02:54] <courpse|dead> well i need to know how to at least install that, i cant browse atm, im using irssi to be here, and i dont even know how to veiw diff windows on irssi, links is being awkweard for me too, :/
[02:54] <durt> PerryArmstrong, start the session again but do a 'sudo -i', too many times you're being told you do not have privileges to execute the commands.
[02:54] <coleys> nixfreak: Why do you need a list? If you know what you want, install it. =o
[02:54] <Roasted> does anybody know with "remote desktop viewer" is theres a way to connect to XP machines on a LAN by hostname? I can connect by IP but I was curious about hostname.
[02:54] <lelik67> muelli/usser thanks
[02:54] <lelik67> exit
[02:54] <Lmapo> thanks :)
[02:54] <dayo> .
[02:54] <nixfreak> like I said i don't have ubuntu right now
[02:54] <coleys> nixfreak: (There's also synaptic btw)
[02:54] <dayo> i think i lost my connection for a bit
[02:55] <muelli> Linuz2009: you can list the contents of the "clamav" package if you do a "dpkg --listfiles clamav", IIRC. If it doesn't work, check the manpage for dpkg.
[02:55] <usser> courpse|dead, sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf in the section device add, Driver "ati" or replace fglrx with ati if such a line already exist
[02:55] <coleys> nixfreak: System > Synaptic Package Manager
[02:55] <nixfreak> coleys I am not using ubuntu right now
[02:55] <courpse|dead> okies, cool, thanks.
[02:55] <coleys> nixfreak: Uh.. what are you using/
[02:55] <Lego6245> Hi, I was wondering if commands added to System > Pref > Sessions run at boot or after login?
[02:55] <Houba1986> hey, i have a question please. I have ubuntu 9.04 installed, and everything was working fine, but i connected my laptop to an external display, so it changed my resolution from 1280x800 to 1027x768, and now, i can't seem to change it back, the resolution 1280x800 just seems to have disappeared. how do i fix this???
[02:55] <nixfreak> but I'm sure there is a xml file or txt file that list of of them
[02:55] <coleys> Lego6245: After login.
[02:55] <Lmapo> perry
[02:56] <PerryArmstrong> durt; done sudo -i....i did that for only 20MB if you notice...but my ISO is 700...need to give nearly 750 to be on safe side...i hope you understand what I am trying to do by using those commands
[02:56] <Lmapo> How do i Work VM?
[02:56] <Lego6245> coleys: how can I set the command to run at boot time?
[02:56] <Linuz2009> muelli: then what next
[02:56] <Lmapo> Do I like download it?
[02:56] <usser> Houba1986, what does xrandr say, can you pastebin?
[02:56] <Dayofswords> where do i find the program pidgin, so i can have firefox open irc with it?
[02:56] <norbert> ahoi al
[02:56] <PerryArmstrong> Lmapo; no add it to your repos
[02:56] <muelli> Houba1986: there is a tool called "gnome-display-properties" which should be able to change reoslution.
[02:56] <ubuntu616> what latest of releasing of new ubuntu]
[02:56] <coleys> Lego6245: Lego6245 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=110614
[02:56] <Houba1986> usser, sorry, i'm new to this, what is xrandr??? how do i get it?
[02:56] <Lmapo> IM new to ubuntu
[02:56] <major> 9.04
[02:56] <Lmapo> Whats Repos
[02:56] <muelli> Linuz2009: well. I can't know what you want to do, so I have no clue what you shuold do next...
[02:56] <Lmapo> LMFAO
[02:56] <major> 64 bit is very good
[02:57] <major> try live cd
[02:57] <usser> Houba1986, xrandr is a tool thats responsible for setting resolutions, open terminal and type xrandr, pastebin the output
[02:57] <major> see if you like it
[02:57] <dayo> looks like i lost my connection for a bit
[02:57] <usser> !pastebin | Houba1986
[02:57] <Dayofswords> how do i make pidgin open irc links? help...
[02:57] <ubuntu616> any development of 9.04 ubuntu
[02:57] <Linuz2009> muelli: I want to access clamav, I can't see it in my computer
[02:57] <Roasted> 9.04 is out
[02:57] <major> use xchat
[02:57] <coleys> xchat =(
[02:57] <Lmapo> perry
[02:57] <coleys> Irssi :D
[02:57] <Linuz2009> I installed the package but the program isn't there.
[02:57] <usser> Linuz2009, clamav is command line tool, for gui see clamtk
[02:57] <Lmapo> Whats repos
[02:57] <Houba1986> and how do i pastebin?
[02:57] <durt> PerryArmstrong,  actually, I'm confused, you said you don't have the drive space for a new partition, yet your setting one up for the install iso. what gives?
[02:58] <coleys> Linuz2009: Type: alt + f2 --> clamav
[02:58] <muelli> Linuz2009: Well. You know what files the package installed, right? Files installed under /bin/ or /usr/bin/ are executables you might want to run. Most likely /usr/bin/clamav. You probably just have to call it,.
[02:58] <usser> Houba1986, copy the text, go to pastebin.com and paste the text, give the link to the post here
[02:58] <sebsebseb> Lmapo: you want to run Windows inside Ubuntu?
[02:58] <Lmapo> yes
[02:58] <ubuntu616> use virtual box
[02:58] <FloridaGuy> how do i setup my sound server
[02:59] <sebsebseb> Lmapo: why?
[02:59] <coleys> ubuntu616: Or qemu
[02:59] <Lego6245> coleys: That’s helpful, but unfortunately i have honestly no clue what he is talking about. I want to run a simple one line command opening synergy right after boot starts so that I can use the keyboard to select kernal/boot disk
[02:59] <Lmapo> Because I LOVE WINDOWS
[02:59] <Lmapo> and linux
[02:59] <Lmapo> at the same time
[02:59] <Lmapo> Lol
[02:59] <FloodBot1> Lmapo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:59] <sebsebseb> !enter |  Lmapo
[02:59] <PerryArmstrong> durt; what i meant is i used the entire drive space for partitions....but i have enough of space within the partitions to store data....
[02:59] <sebsebseb> !lol |  Lmapo
[02:59] <Houba1986> usser, http://pastebin.com/m383ff68c
[02:59] <abama> use stty to set /dev/ttyS0, then echo xxx > /dev/ttyS0,  but how to read the response from /dev/ttyS0?
[02:59] <courpse|dead> um... It still didnt do anytghing by adding that to xorg.conf
[02:59] <sebsebseb> Lmapo: I looked up a bit at your chat, maybe your a troll also humm
[02:59] <courpse|dead> what happens is...
[02:59] <Linuz2009> okay, I press ALT F2 and typed in clamav but it gave me a error that said that the file can't be find
[02:59] <Lmapo> Excuse me..
[02:59] <muelli> abama: use "cat"
[03:00] <sebsebseb> Lmapo: are you here for help?  not to pretend you need it?
[03:00] <courpse|dead> i see the ubuntu loading bar, then the monitors go to black, and they turn to standby mode.
[03:00] <muelli> abama: or "dd"
[03:00] <coleys> Linuz2009: did clamav get installed?
[03:00] <martinip> so, how come there is no RAID setup option in Ubuntu?
[03:00] <Lmapo> I need it!!
[03:00] <usser> Houba1986, what resolution you want it to set to?
[03:00] <martinip> too complicated?
[03:00] <Lmapo> I want to run windows on ubuntu
[03:00] <FloridaGuy> i have no sound
[03:00] <Linuz2009> the stable version, 0.95.1\
[03:00] <Houba1986> usser, 1280x800
[03:00] <sebsebseb> Lmapo: ok
[03:00] <abama> muelli, use cat, then when to return?
[03:00] <sebsebseb> Lmapo: ,but why?
[03:00] <dayo> Lmapo: virtualbox or dualboot
[03:00] <Lmapo> Okay
[03:01] <durt> PerryArmstrong, as I said before, you need a bootable device to install Ubuntu, either cd/dvd or usb OR A BOOTABLE PARTITION with the iso written to it with dd.
[03:01] <courpse|dead> trying to go to any tty* while in this state doesnt do anything, But if i press esc while grub is running, and boot in recovery mode, i can use the tty.
[03:01] <coleys> Lego6245: Put your scripts in /etc/rc.local they are activated before login screen.
[03:01] <Lmapo> How do i download virtuabox?
[03:01] <sebsebseb> Lmapo:  how much RAM you got?
[03:01] <Lmapo> umm
[03:01] <usser> Houba1986, do this xrandr --newmode "1280x800" 67.26 1280 1312 1560 1592 800 817 824 841
[03:01] <sebsebseb> Lmapo: this is important, becuase if you got to little you can't Virtualbox
[03:01] <PerryArmstrong> durt; okk now you understood my problem...what do you think i should do
[03:01] <Lmapo> Have no clue and i don't know how to check
[03:01] <Lmapo> and btw
[03:01] <ubuntu616> add/removed programs
[03:01] <acp_> courpse|dead: you could use  dpkg-reconfigure command
[03:01] <coleys> Lmapo: sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose
[03:01] <Lmapo> I justkk
[03:01] <Linuz2009> muelli: how can i call it?
[03:01] <cdavis> Can I use the standard install CD for Juanty to do whole disk encryption
[03:01] <ubuntu616> is available in linux
[03:01] <sebsebseb> coleys: no he might want USB suppourt
[03:01] <courpse|dead> acp_: on what?
[03:01] <ubuntu616> manager
[03:02] <dayo> lancetw: http://virtualbox.org
[03:02] <sebsebseb> Lmapo: if you want  usb suppourt the ose version is no good, and you need the other from the website
[03:02] <muelli> Linuz2009: open your favourite terminal emulation, like gnome-terminal, and enter "clamav".
[03:02] <usser> Houba1986, did it?
[03:02] <ubuntu616> i don't try qemo?
[03:02] <durt> PerryArmstrong, start reading up on gparted, and free some space on your HD.
[03:02] <Houba1986> usser, yes, now what?
[03:02] <Desi_Muna> is it possible to use apt-get install *java  ?
[03:02] <coleys> ubuntu616: qemu*
[03:02] <acp_> courpse|dead: reconfiguring your xserver
[03:02] <ubuntu616> what do u think about qemo?
[03:02] <coleys> Desi_Muna: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin
[03:02] <courpse|dead> so dkpg-reconfigure xserver /
[03:03] <courpse|dead> ?*
[03:03] <usser> Houba1986,  xrandr --addmode LVDS "1280x800"
[03:03] <PerryArmstrong> durt; how do i free space using gparted??
[03:03] <muelli> Desi_Muna: I don't think apt-get takes wildcards. But aptitude does, IIRC.
[03:03] <sebsebseb> Lmapo: free -m  run this in a terminal
[03:03] <Desi_Muna> yes but i can't use * for searching package?
[03:03] <cdavis> What is the replacement to Xchat in Jaunty?
[03:03] <sebsebseb> Lmapo: and  how much does it say for total?
[03:03] <usser> Houba1986, did it?
[03:03] <Lmapo> what u mean
[03:03] <Roasted> I'm using VNC from Ubuntu to Ubuntu. I'm having a brain fart. On the Ubuntu machine I want to remote in ON... what package should I install? I've been using remote desktop viewer with TightVNC from Ubuntu to XP, but I want to go Ubuntu to Ubuntu... what's the suggestion?
[03:03] <Houba1986> usser, yes, did that
[03:03] <sebsebseb> Lmapo: applications > assessories > terminal
[03:03] <Desi_Muna> ok then i will try aptitude
[03:03] <Lmapo> I know
[03:03] <martinip> anybody know how to install 9.04 with RAID?
[03:03] <Lmapo> Im downloading it now..
[03:03] <muelli> Desi_Muna: use apt-cache search for searching for pacakges.
[03:03] <sebsebseb> Lmapo: from the website?
[03:03] <coleys> Desi_Muna: do... sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin
[03:03] <Lmapo> sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose Is what i tyed
[03:03] <usser> Houba1986, pastebin the output of xrandr once again
[03:03] <ubuntu616> ubuntu forces
[03:04] <acp_> courpse|dead:sudo  dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[03:04] <sebsebseb> Lmapo: that's good, unless you want USB suppourt in your Virtualmachine
[03:04] <cdavis> martinip: Usually you have to use the alternate install CD
[03:04] <courpse|dead> acp_: ahh kk, thanks.
[03:04] <coleys> Lmapo: Do you want USB support?
[03:04] <abama> muelli, not only one line to be echoed to /dev/ttyS0, after it reads the return. then echo next line to /dev/ttyS0
[03:04] <Lmapo> Whats USB Support?
[03:04] <Linuz2009> muelli: okay, I clicked clamav at my terminal and the update manager popped up.
[03:04] <dayo> Lmapo: don't apt-get vbox. download from the website
[03:04] <Desi_Muna> ok thanks
[03:04] <coleys> Lmapo: For usb devices.
[03:04] <martinip> cdavis: thanks, will look into that
[03:04] <sebsebseb> Lmapo: Flash Stick
[03:04] <coleys> Lmapo: such as usb Mouse.
[03:04] <sebsebseb> Lmapo: Exernal hard disk
[03:04] <Lego6245> coleys: Im trying to get synergy to run before the kernal selection. Not after
[03:04] <Lmapo> Whats that?
[03:04] <Linuz2009> muelli: is this suppose to happen?
[03:04] <usser> Lego6245, thats not possible
[03:04] <mustangtyson> my ups quit being detected in 9.04, what is the package that the bug would be in?  It connects to the computer via USB.
[03:04] <muelli> abama: what? I didn't understand what you were trying to tell me.
[03:04] <coleys> Lego6245: Okay, sec
[03:04]  * sebsebseb thinks  Lmapo is maybe here to troll, but not sure
[03:04] <PerryArmstrong> Lmapo; what didn you get after running the apt-getcmd
[03:04] <Lmapo> Please I dont understandlol
[03:04] <PerryArmstrong> Lmapo; what didn you get after running the apt-get cmd
[03:04] <muelli> Linuz2009: what?
[03:04] <Lmapo> I am not trolling
[03:05] <cdavis> Can I do whole disk encryption with the standard Install CD?
[03:05] <Houba1986> usser, http://pastebin.com/m14dfe740
[03:05] <Lmapo> Im downloading it form a terminal right now
[03:05] <Lmapo> okay
[03:05] <Lmapo> its done
[03:05] <Linuz2009> muelli: a update manager popped up when I enter clamav in the terminal.
[03:05] <Lego6245> usser: then how am I supposed to be able to chose between win/ubuntu?
[03:05] <dayo> Lmapo: the vbox from the repo doesn't have usb support. so get the one from the site
[03:05] <ubuntu616> what os you distribution you used?
[03:05] <coleys> Lmapo: Alt + F2 --> virtualbox-ose
[03:05] <Roasted> I'm using VNC from Ubuntu to Ubuntu. I'm having a brain fart. On the Ubuntu machine I want to remote in ON... what package should I install? I've been using remote desktop viewer with TightVNC from Ubuntu to XP, but I want to go Ubuntu to Ubuntu... what's the suggestion?
[03:05] <dayo> Lmapo: there are install instructions on the site, follow them
[03:05] <usser> Houba1986, cool try xrandr --output LVDS --mode 1280x800
[03:05] <muelli> Linuz2009: I have no idea. I don't know clamav. But I highly suspect that it's fires up a GUI.
[03:05] <muelli> s/suspect/doubt/
[03:06] <usser> Lego6245, ehm, keyboard connected to the computer
[03:06] <sebsebseb> Lmapo: you can also run a lot of Windows programs with Wine
[03:06] <muelli> Roasted: what's "ON"?
[03:06] <coleys> Lego6245: Im not to sure about before the kernal, sorry man =/
[03:06] <Lmapo> I know
[03:06] <Lmapo> I have wine
[03:06] <ubuntu616> some of windows program can't support by wine
[03:06] <Linuz2009> muelli: thanks by the way.
[03:06] <Roasted> muelli - I'm using the ubuntu machine I'm on to remote to the other ubuntu machine. The other ubuntu machine, we'll call it the spare rig... what do I install there?
[03:06] <sebsebseb> ubuntu616: yep
[03:06] <PerryArmstrong> durt; any idea??
[03:06] <Houba1986> usser: it says, xrandr: screen cannot be larger than 2048x768 (desired size 1280x800)
[03:07] <durt> PerryArmstrong, you might have gparted already available to you, I understand that it can create/move partitions around without destroying data but I've never used it myself. The only way you are getting out of this is to create a new partition and use that as the bootable device for the Ubuntu iso.
[03:07] <Lmapo> Brb
[03:07] <coleys> Houba1986: Make your resolution 1280 x800
[03:07] <Lego6245> coleys: let me try to rephrase this. GNUBoot is able to run, allowing me to select which kernal I wish to use. How can I have the synergy command run at the same time?
[03:07] <ubuntu616> wine is limited to access in order to run windows under linux operating system
[03:07] <ubuntu616> especiall in ubuntu
[03:07] <sebsebseb> ubuntu616: I have a link for you, if you want to learn about Wine
[03:07] <sebsebseb> ubuntu616: a good link :)
[03:07] <calc> Roasted: i think maybe vnc4server
[03:07] <muelli> Roasted: are you looking for a VNC client or a server? You can use "vino" as a server and "vinagre" as a client. At least Vino should be isntalled with a GNOME desktop and can be activated through gconf
[03:07] <calc> Roasted: i haven't used it myself though i always just remote in via command line
[03:07] <Houba1986> usser, i'll brb, it's saying i must log out and log in again
[03:08] <calc> Roasted: ah just do what muelli told you :)
[03:08] <muelli> Roasted: or through a clickable settings widget of course.
[03:08] <montana666> hello
[03:08] <FloridaGuy> how do i get sound working
[03:08] <sebsebseb> ubuntu616: Wine  dosan't  do this, Wine dosan't do that, yeah yeah, but do you know why?  I do :)
[03:08] <Lmapo> How do i select a hard disk?
[03:08] <Roasted> muelli - I always got confused by this... but the "server" with VNC is essentially the computer that's being remoted in on... right?
[03:08] <coleys> Lego6245: rc.local should do it I think,.
[03:08] <Lmapo> for the boot screen on VIrtual Box?
[03:08] <Linuz2009> Also I want to uninstall wine. What can I type in the terminal to initialize this command?
[03:08] <Linuz2009>  
[03:08] <dayo> Lmapo: have u installed it, yet?
[03:08] <PerryArmstrong> durt; i tried..but the resize option does not work with my root partition
[03:08] <cdavis> What replaces xchat in Juanty?
[03:08] <Lmapo> Yes I hae
[03:08] <Dmole> [sound work]
[03:08] <Lmapo> Have
[03:09] <muelli> Roasted: the server is the program you connect to. USually on the remote machine.
[03:09] <floflo530> who use vhcs ?
[03:09] <Linuz2009> do I type in sudo apt-get auto remove wine?
[03:09] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: sudo apt-get purge wine, but shotcuts will  probalby be left in the menu,  and  the hidden .wine folder might be left in home
[03:09] <coleys> cdavis: Whatever you prefer, xchat, irssi
[03:09] <muelli> Linuz2009: apt-get remove.
[03:09] <Lmapo> I have made the name but I need to find a boot hard disk
[03:09] <Roasted> muelli - I have vino installed on the remote machine. But when I remote in via IP from my main rig I'm on now I get conn not found.
[03:09] <Lmapo> how do i get it?
[03:09] <dayo> Lmapo: ok, this is the guide i use to install XP on vbox: http://apcmag.com/how_to_virtualize_xp_on_ubuntu.htm
[03:09] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: purge is good since it also removes config files
[03:09] <durt> PerryArmstrong, get your optical drive fixed!
[03:09] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: so it's best really to use purge all the time when your going to remove an app
[03:09] <abama> muelli, like these, echo abc > /dev/ttyS0, read from /dev/ttyS0 and check the return result, then echo defgh > /dev/ttyS0, repeat these action
[03:09] <kansan> i am trying to diff two files, but when i run diff -b -w file1.txt file2.txt .... it shows a bunch of differences due to white space (specifically line breaks and spacing), ...  there any other solution ?  can i fix?
[03:09] <muelli> Roasted: I'm sorry. I didn't get you :-/
[03:09] <dayo> Lmapo: after u're done with that, enable USB support: http://stikiflem.wordpress.com/2008/08/30/enable-usb-support-in-virtualbox/
[03:10] <Roasted> muelli - I'm sorry?
[03:10] <PerryArmstrong> durt; thanks
[03:10] <muelli> abama: I'd write a small python script.
[03:10] <Linuz2009> I want to delete wine entirely
[03:10] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: purge it first
[03:10] <durt> PerryArmstrong, sorry I could not help :(
[03:10] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: then view your hidden folders in home.  find the shortcuts one and remove that
[03:10] <PerryArmstrong> durt; np
[03:10] <muelli> Roasted: I didn't understand you. You might want to rephrase your sentences.
[03:10] <dayo> Linuz2009: sudo aptitude purge wine
[03:10] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: well  I could probably give you an idea where those are
[03:11] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: and .home might be left behind, but first you need to purge  wine
[03:11] <PerryArmstrong> durt; can i unmount root and resize my partition?
[03:11] <kdjtar> does anybody know if it is possible to use grep to filter two different arguments at once?
[03:11] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: and you can use apt-get or aptitude when installing and removing programs
[03:11] <montana666> hello    hello    hello
[03:11] <coleys> kdjtar: For lspci?
[03:11] <lamdk> cant you just pipe it again with another grep?
[03:11] <Roasted> muelli - Okay. I have computer A (this one) and computer B (spare computer. From A, I want to view the remote desktop of B. But what do I need to install on B to make that happen?
[03:11] <lamdk> err filter
[03:11] <Dr_Willis> kdjtar:  proberly is..   ive seen some nifty tricks done with a combo of grep/awk
[03:11] <muelli> PerryArmstrong: in theory yes. But if you have a filesystem on the partition you might want to check if it supports resizing first.
[03:11] <abama> muelli, you can get those through python script?
[03:11] <Hazuki> Does anyone here have a Broadcom BCM4312 wireless card, PCI ID 14e4:4315? I can't get it working with the drivers from Broadcom and the restricted manager shows nothing for it
[03:11] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: ,but aptitude is better for big stuff, since it deals better with dependancies
[03:11] <Lego6245> coleys: how would I append the command to rc.local?
[03:11] <Dr_Willis> kdjtar:  regular expressions have an 'OR' type feature
[03:12] <muelli> Roasted: probably nothing  as everything you need is installed with a GNOME desktop :)
[03:12] <PerryArmstrong> muelli;so what do i need to do??
[03:12] <coleys> Lego6245: sudo gedit /etc/init.d/rc.local
[03:12] <mpontillo1> Yanick: if it's just the applet that went away, type alt-f2 and re-run "nm-applet"
[03:12] <Roasted> muelli - Well, I cant view the desktop of B... so clearly I need to install SOMETHING...
[03:12] <muelli> Roasted: you probably need to activate Vino though
[03:12] <montana6660> hello hello hello hello hello hello
[03:12] <Roasted> muelli - how do I activate it?
[03:12] <bonez46> loud and clear, montana
[03:13] <muelli> Roasted: try to find it in Settings somewhere. Or browse your settings with the gonf-editor.
[03:13] <trece8> hi ... i have a problem with xubuntu 9.04 and linux-rt using a nvidia graphics card
[03:13] <kdjtar> coleys: nop
[03:13] <montana6660> how  every body
[03:13] <Lego6245> so just copy the terminal command in?
[03:13] <Roasted> is there an easier way besides vino? I've done this before with these same 2 computers, but I reinstall both to 9.04 and forgot what I did in 8.10
[03:13] <kdjtar> Dr_Willis: hmm, I never used awk. I'm gonna check it
[03:13] <coleys> Lego6245: Yeah.
[03:13] <Lego6245> ok, thanks
[03:13] <muelli> well abama. You can read from and write to files with Python. So I guess it does the job :)
[03:13] <kdjtar> Dr_Willis, or does not work
[03:13] <trece8> the login window works, but when i log in, i can just move the cursor (no menus, no nothing)
[03:14] <trece8> i'm using ircii on a terminal... please help, it's really hard to do things this way
[03:14] <muelli> Roasted: I guess Vino is the most simple solution you can have! And I don't consider it a tough job to enable it ;-)
[03:14] <Hazuki> No one with a BRoadcom BCM4312?
[03:14] <sebsebseb> trece8: go on their website it will tell you how to set it up good
[03:14] <PerryArmstrong> muelli; ??
[03:14] <coleys> Hazuki: One sec
[03:14] <Roasted> muelli - Well, considering I don't know how to enable it, nor am I finding any documentation on it... suddenly vino doesn't seem plausible.
[03:14] <usser> trece8, nvidia doesnt work on rt kernel as far as i know
[03:14] <trece8> sebsebseb... you know, browsing websites in text mode is a pain!!
[03:14] <Linuz2009> okay, I've already purged wine
[03:14] <Hazuki> coleys, thank you :)
[03:14] <trece8> usser, it did on 8.04
[03:14] <psychic> is CLI faster than efce?
[03:15] <Linuz2009> but I still see the folder in my panel
[03:15] <sebsebseb> trece8: IRSSI is not Lynx or Links, and those are fun
[03:15] <Dr_Willis> kdjtar:  theres whole books written on/about awk and sed. :) if theres somthing ya want done.. it can proberly do it.  heh
[03:15] <psychic> how do i get CLI
[03:15] <Linuz2009> how can I remove that?
[03:15] <usser> trece8, ok
[03:15] <coleys> Hazuki: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=405990
[03:15] <muelli> Roasted: well. You have to look through your preferences. I dunno where excatly it is. But in case you don't find it, you might want to check the documentatino.
[03:15] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: yes as I said
[03:15] <trece8> CLI? Is the Command Line Interface
[03:15] <muelli> PerryArmstrong: what?
[03:15] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: it's in one of the hidden .folders in home
[03:15] <Roasted> I'd love to check the documentation. If I could find it.
[03:15] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: the shortcuts
[03:15] <Linuz2009> there's no hidden shortcuts in my home folder.
[03:16] <muelli> Roasted: have you tried to google it?
[03:16] <abama> muelli, there is other way to do that, not familiar with python
[03:16] <trece8> a clue? Somebody? please... i'm begging in black and white and terminal font
[03:16] <quizme> i burned an ubuntu CD.  how do i get my computer to boot / install from it ?  It has ubuntu already installed on it, but i can't login.
[03:16] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: yes there are .folders  you need to view them first
[03:16] <acp_> kansan: you need a script to remove the white space first then diff the file
[03:16] <Linuz2009> all of them?
[03:16] <racecar56> how do i use network time in ubuntu 9.04?
[03:16] <Roasted> muelli - uh, yeah
[03:16] <sebsebseb> quizme: why not? and you can re set the user account password
[03:16] <PerryArmstrong> muelli; what am i supposed to do now??
[03:16] <sebsebseb> quizme: in fact you don't even need a live cd for that since recovery mode
[03:16] <muelli> well abama. I guess you can use "dd" to fetch bytes but I think it's rather unconvenient :)
[03:16] <PerryArmstrong> Lmapo; what didn you get after running the apt-get cmd
[03:17] <coleys> Hazuki: Tell me how that works.
[03:17] <PerryArmstrong> Lmapo;  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=770745
[03:17] <quizme> sebsebseb: it's a new computer.  the guys who assembled my computer didn't give me the password.
[03:17] <Lmapo> i have irual running
[03:17] <Lmapo> but
[03:17] <Lmapo> i need to get a boot screen
[03:17] <Roasted> muelli - got it.
[03:17] <muelli> PerryArmstrong: in order to do what?! Dude, I have no clue what your status is or what you're up to.
[03:17] <sebsebseb> quizme: ok you got the bootloader and recovery mode though I assume?
[03:17] <Linuz2009> I still can't find the shortcut.
[03:17] <muelli> Roasted: so, where is it? :) Just to share the love...
[03:17] <Roasted> its a bit slower than ubuntu-to-xp
[03:17] <Roasted> muelli - "vino" is actually the remote desktop client built into ubuntu...
[03:17] <Roasted> muelli - system - preferences - remote desktop viewer. Then just check the box to allow users to connect.
[03:17] <sebsebseb> quizme: before Ubuntu loads there should be a loader
[03:17] <quizme> sebsebseb: what's a bootloader and recovery mode?  i burned the latest version of Ubuntu 9.04 to a CD.  that's all i have
[03:17] <Hazuki> coleys, thank you :) trying it now
[03:18] <Roasted> muelli - I had no idea that "vino" was that...
[03:18] <muelli> Roasted: nope. Vino is the VNC server built into the GNOME desktop...
[03:18] <PerryArmstrong> muelli; idont have space to create new partition...i want to create a new partition by resizing the root...what do i need to do now??
[03:18] <sebsebseb> quizme: I thought you said  there was an install already on there?
[03:18] <psychic> can someone tell me how to get and CLI as an xfce replacement i need better performance..
[03:18] <muelli> PerryArmstrong: I'd boot a live cd and use "gparted" to edit the partition table.
[03:18] <mattgyver> Is there a way to keep emblems from disappearing after you reboot?
[03:18] <quizme> sebsebseb: ya there is.  rebooting now......
[03:18] <Dr_Willis> emblem?
[03:18] <coleys> Hazuki: You will most likely have to reinstall.
[03:18] <PerryArmstrong> muelli; I am on 9.04 and i dont have the cd
[03:18] <mattgyver> Dr_Willis, in nautlius, like the share icons
[03:18] <Linuz2009> the folder listed are desktop, documents, example, music, pictures, public, pulse-backup, videos, mixerlog,txt, templates
[03:18] <mattgyver> They go away after a reboot for some reason
[03:18] <muelli> PerryArmstrong: then I'd download it.
[03:19] <Dr_Willis> mattgyver:  they stay here after i reboot...
[03:19] <Hazuki> coleys, it's giving a lot of errors...it didn't find ndiswrapper for example
[03:19] <Hazuki> is that normal?
[03:19] <Dr_Willis> mattgyver:  or are you on a live cd or somthing?
[03:19] <Linuz2009> these are the folder that are listed in my home folder
[03:19] <quizme> sebsebseb: yeah i pressed escape, now i can get to recovery mode.... should i do that ?
[03:19] <genii> psychic: Please rephrase your question to make it clearer what you are asking
[03:19] <kdjtar> thank you guys, I got it. I should use either grep -e PATTERN -e PATTERN or grep -Ee 'PATTERN|PATTERN' <file>
[03:19] <coleys> Hazuki: Lets try another way, go .. System > Administration > hardware drivers
[03:19] <sebsebseb> quizme: yes
[03:19] <mattgyver> nope
[03:19] <greencookie> is there anyway I can open a *db3 file in ubuntu? I need to edit some tables.
[03:19] <sebsebseb> quizme: and get a root prompt
[03:19] <mattgyver> mine just seem to go away after i restart... dont know why
[03:19] <quizme> sebsebseb: ok
[03:19] <PerryArmstrong> muelli; i downloaded the ISO...my drive isn't working..since its spoiled and i dont have an usb..so i am doing this partition menthod
[03:19] <Hazuki> coleys: was my first attempt; it showed nothing for me
[03:19] <quizme> sebsebseb: netroot ?
[03:19] <psychic> genil i was reading a forum mentioning xfce fluxbox CLI and some other ones does that help
[03:19] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: view > show hidden files and folders
[03:20] <coleys> Hazuki: Have you done... sudo apt-get update
[03:20] <sebsebseb> quizme: netroot what?
[03:20] <coleys> Hazuki: In terminal.
[03:20] <kdjtar> thanks Dr_Willis, I'm gonna look for something aobut awk and sed for sure
[03:20] <psychic> genil how can i change into a CLI session
[03:20] <Hazuki> coleys: this is BCM4312 "low power," PCI ID 14e4:4315...will try that first and then try again
[03:20] <jmillikin> Are there any known issues with USB microphones? I remember reading about problems with USB audio devices, but that might have been in an old version.
[03:20] <quizme> sebsebseb: it's one of the options on the REcovery Menu, grub, netroot, root, xfix
[03:20] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: then view >  list and then press type and it's alpaheetical order by type
[03:20] <abama> muelli, it needs to ctrl+C to terminate the read from /dev/ttyS0?
[03:20] <sebsebseb> quizme: ok I guess it's just root
[03:20] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: okay I've deleted the file .wine
[03:20] <muelli> hm PerryArmstrong. well, you need to boot an external system unless you have a filesystem which supports online resizing. What filesystem do you have on your root partition? You can check with "mount?".
[03:20] <Daemonic> anyone have a Radeon 4670 working without video issues?
[03:20] <genii> psychic: CLi is a text-only interface.. eg: CommandLIne  xfce and fluxbox are two lightweight desktop environments. Of the two, fluxbox is lightest
[03:21] <quizme> sebsebseb: okay, i'm there.  now what ?
[03:21] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: yes, but the shorcuts are in another folder
[03:21] <coleys> xfce <3 :)
[03:21] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: where might that be?
[03:21] <sebsebseb> quizme: passwd username
[03:21] <muelli> abama: cat does. dd does unless you specify how many bytes it should read.
[03:21] <sebsebseb> quizme: and you should be able to  enter  in a new password
[03:21] <PerryArmstrong> muelli; ext3
[03:21] <Bo7> Hi! how can I see my current bandwidth usage from a shell?
[03:21] <genii> psychic: Are you sure you understand what command-line interface only is?
[03:21] <quizme> sebsebseb: sweetness thanks
[03:22] <muelli> PerryArmstrong: I don't think it supports online resizing. In fact, I don't know if it supports resizing at all. You might want to check for it first. Like wikipedia, google or a manpage.
[03:22] <SpenceKid_> hey guys, i seem to be having a graphics problem since i upgraded from Ubuntu 8.10 to Ubuntu 9.04. videos either lag or freeze my browser and many flash games will not work anymore.. solutions?
[03:22] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: try .local and .share
[03:22] <coleys> SpenceKid_: Flash is broken in jaunty, all you can do is wait.
[03:22] <Bo7> ^ is there a simple cmd like top?
[03:22] <Dr_Willis> Hmmm.. flash works here...
[03:22] <Linuz2009> type these to where?
[03:22] <coleys> SpenceKid_: And try reinstalling your graphics driver, whether it be nvidia or ati.
[03:22] <ThomasHC> SpenceKid_, you can try deleting your .mozilla folder in your home
[03:22] <usser> Bo7, iftop
[03:23] <ThomasHC> coleys, Not for me, flash works fine for me
[03:23] <Dr_Willis> !info ntop
[03:23] <muelli> Bo7: for waht purpose?
[03:23] <sebsebseb> quizme: also that guy should have given you a password,  and  do you trust him?   there are a few nasty malicious programs for Linux to, but people would have to install them self
[03:23] <coleys> Dr_Willis: x64? ThomasHC
[03:23] <Dr_Willis> coleys:  yes.. 64bit here.
[03:23] <ThomasHC> SpenceKid_, if you delete the .mozilla directory back it up
[03:23] <Bo7> usser, something installed by default?
[03:23] <quizme> sebsebseb: oh hmm... good point
[03:23] <coleys> I think its broken for ati
[03:23] <ThomasHC> not for me
[03:24] <Dr_Willis> coleys:   a few flash sites dont like how i got firefox so 'adblocked' and stuff.. but   they all seem to work for me.
[03:24] <ThomasHC> I have an ATI card
[03:24] <coleys> D:
[03:24] <abama> muelli, but i want to use it in script
[03:24] <PerryArmstrong> muelli; okk
[03:24] <Bo7> muelli, just to see how much a app uses in real-time
[03:24] <genii> psychic: If you want to just login to a command-line (console)   when you see login screen, choose from Sessions Type   or similar option to use that instead of the default Gnome (assuming you installed regular ubuntu to start with)
[03:24] <sebsebseb> quizme: well or really bad user account password and no firewall, so someone cracks in,  I still think not that liekly for Linux though
[03:24] <mariorz> hi, why is it that the gutsy repos are no longer on the servers?
[03:24] <Searles> When installing a larger HDD in an XBox, what exactly does it mean by blank HDD? Does that mean that I format a HDD to NTFS?
[03:24] <muelli> abama: so?
[03:24] <Searles> Could someone help me please?
[03:24] <sebsebseb> quizme: you burnt your own  9.04 CD?
[03:24] <genii> psychic: If you decide you like command-line only, return later for instructions on how to remove the graphical desktops
[03:25] <muelli> Bo7: using what? ressources? then "top" is the closest simple program to "top"...
[03:25] <sebsebseb> !helpme |  Searles
[03:25] <Dr_Willis> Searles:  proberly means 'unallocated'  xbox does not use ntfs as far as i know.
[03:25] <coleys> loolllo
[03:25] <sebsebseb> !lol |  coleys
[03:25] <psychic> genil ok thank you maybe someday lol
[03:25] <Searles> How would I get a HDD to be unallocated?
[03:25] <Bo7> muelli, how much network bandwidth, like 0.4 mmit/s
[03:25] <Dr_Willis> Searles:  delete all parittions
[03:25] <muelli> Bo7: check iftop
[03:25] <Bo7> ok, thx
[03:25] <coleys> I dont use it on a regular basis, but thanks =p
[03:25] <Searles> Using....?
[03:25] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: type it to where?
[03:26] <Dr_Willis> Searles:  any partitioning tool you like. fdisk, gparted,
[03:26] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: you don't go into one .local and .share I think the wine shortcuts folder might be in there
[03:26] <Searles> Thanks Dr_Willis
[03:26] <abama> muelli, read /dev/ttyS0, specify the number of bytes to read, how to do that?
[03:26] <quizme> sebsebseb: yah i burnt my own.
[03:26] <muelli> abama: use dd.
[03:26] <sebsebseb> quizme: you md5sum to?
[03:26] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: in the home folder?
[03:26] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: yes
[03:26] <quizme> sebsebseb: nope
[03:26] <psychic> anyone got a suggestion on attempting to overclock a p4 2.66ghz processor
[03:26] <psychic> ?
[03:26] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: in those hidden folders
[03:26] <sebsebseb> quizme: that's what I thought
[03:26] <sebsebseb> !md5sum
[03:26] <quizme> sebsebseb: hehe
[03:26] <muelli> abama: or python ;-)
[03:27] <quizme> sebsebseb: ok
[03:27] <quizme> sebsebseb: fine....
[03:27] <sebsebseb> quizme: good idea to do this before burning really,  but you can after if you still got the ISO,  it makes sure it downloaded properly :)
[03:27] <ankurwidguitar> Hi Everybody
[03:27] <pwb1090> want to put ubuntu on a pen drive .. where should i start for info to do that
[03:27] <quizme> sebsebseb: ok i'll check it
[03:27] <lianimator> I'm looking for a video editor where I can change t play speed (slow down or fast forward).. anyone know of one?
[03:27] <sebsebseb> !usb |  pwb1090
[03:27] <pwb1090> yes
[03:28] <pwb1090> usb
[03:28] <wire> I upgraded from 8.10 -> 9.04 and now my previously installed printer won't print ... There was an error during the CUPS operation: 'client-error-document-format-not-supported'.
[03:28] <sebsebseb> !print | wire
[03:28] <wire> reinstalling the printer works
[03:28] <muelli> abama: in fact, you can use somethg like "python -c 'file("/dev/ttyS0").readline()' in order to read a line. or file().read(10) to read 10 bytes
[03:28] <davidvpn> Just 'upgraded' from 8.10 to 9.04 (actually, a start-from-scratch) and having a hard getting the system to boot headless.  I didn't have to do anything on 8.10, but 9.04 is haning-up on the fact that there's no Screen (xorg getting upset).  Forums have the same question, but no answer.  Any ideas?
[03:28] <SpenceKid_> any ideas on when flash will be fixed on Ubuntu 9.04?  i found a get around that seems to work- open Mozilla via Wine..
[03:28] <PerryArmstrong> muelli; how do i unmount root partition?? is it safe to do it??
[03:28] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: thanks now the shortcut is gone.
[03:28] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: ok no problem
[03:29] <ankurwidguitar> Can anybody help?
[03:29] <sebsebseb> davidvpn: you got a Intel graphics card?
[03:29] <wire> sebsebseb, you jumped the gun there a bit ... I was going to say a reinstall works fine, this is some sort of upgrade bug
[03:29] <wire> worth reporting?
[03:29] <sebsebseb> !ask |  ankuerwidguitar
[03:29] <sebsebseb> !helpme
[03:29] <muelli> PerryArmstrong: you unmount it with "umount". Of course, unmouting a running system isn't a good idea because you can't start any application because linux can't find the files anymore.
[03:29] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: also can you help me on how to run clamav
[03:29] <davidvpn> sebsebseb - I think so (integrated Intel).  How is that relevant (i.e. I don't know)?
[03:29] <sebsebseb> !virus |  Linuz2009
[03:30] <PerryArmstrong> muelli; i can resize root by only unmounting it...
[03:30] <ankurwidguitar> I haven't got a fast internet connection and I would prefer to upgrade my distro via offline methods. What is 'alternate installation CD'?
[03:30] <traskbt> How do I get a list of things available to "modprobe"?
[03:30] <sebsebseb> davidvpn: it's very relivant
[03:30] <sebsebseb> davidvpn: there are issues it's even mentioned in the release notes
[03:30] <sebsebseb> davidvpn: no fix yet
[03:30] <dtchen_> CradLeRcker: np
[03:30] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: I know that Linux is very secure but there's still few virus that might affect it.
[03:30] <muelli> ankurwidguitar: you can download the alternate cd. Just have a look at the ubuntu mirrors.
[03:30] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: viruses no, rootkits maybe, but only if you install yourself or get cracked
[03:30] <davidvpn> sebsebseb - guess I should RTFM more.  Thank you.
[03:31] <PerryArmstrong> muelli; i can resize root by only unmounting it...any idea
[03:31] <zzz> users
[03:31] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: maybe a virus of some kind that deletes stuff from home, but otherwise probably not
[03:31] <zzz> whoops. sorry
[03:31] <saki> What? You mean I shouldn't be running IRC while root?
[03:31] <saki> :O
[03:31] <muelli> PerryArmstrong: boot another system.
[03:31] <ankurwidguitar> muelli: is that all I have to do?
[03:31] <Hazuki> coleys, this isn't working...
[03:31] <Hazuki> errors all over the place
[03:31] <sebsebseb> saki: yeah you can get cracked  when your on IRC and running as root
[03:31] <sebsebseb> saki: you shoudn't be using a root account at all  on Ubuntu really
[03:31] <sebsebseb> !noroot
[03:31] <sebsebseb> !sudo
[03:31] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: so you're saying that anti-virus are not necessary.
[03:31] <saki> I was being facetious.
[03:31] <muelli> ankurwidguitar: of course your system won't upgrade if you only download the cd. I don't know what you have to do in order to have your system upgraded. But the docs shuold know.
[03:32] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: exactly at this time,  only nessarey if say your  running a email server and so scanning for Windows viruses
[03:32] <ankurwidguitar> muelli: Thank you! But I am very much confused about 'alternate CD' and the .iso file hosted on ubuntu site
[03:32] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: Windows viruses won't even run on    other OS's,  you may be able to get some to  partily run in Wine, but  other then that nope
[03:32] <Lmapo> omg
[03:32] <Lmapo> omg
[03:32] <Lmapo> omg
[03:33] <FloodBot1> Lmapo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:33] <sebsebseb> !omg |  Lmapo
[03:33] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: I only use the internet to check my mail
[03:33] <coleys> Hazuki: Worked?? :D
[03:33] <comph4x0r> hello people
[03:33] <saki> Little late there, sebsebseb.
[03:33] <Hazuki> coleys, no, it didn't
[03:33] <Hazuki> not at all
[03:33] <stone> hello~~
[03:33] <sebsebseb> saki: I don't think so
[03:33] <EO_> Anyone know how to make a bluetooth keyboard auto-connect to Ubuntu on boot up?  I have to re-connect on every boot right now.  :(
[03:33] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: ok  you will be fine then
[03:33] <coleys> Hazuki: is your ubuntu, wiredly connected to the internet?
[03:33] <comph4x0r> how can u configure ur system volume level
[03:33] <Hazuki> coleys, yes
[03:33] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: well make sure you got a hardware fireweall on :)
[03:33] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: in say a router
[03:33] <Hazuki> how would I talk to you otherwise? o_O
[03:34] <coleys> Hazuki: And you sudo apt-get update'd
[03:34] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: and good useraccount password that isn't say abc123
[03:34] <Hazuki> yes
[03:34] <Hazuki> and upgrade'd too
[03:34] <bismark> i need to pass through a proxy server using http-replicator 4 beta 2
[03:34] <sebsebseb> !proxy | bismark
[03:34] <zzz> hop
[03:34] <coleys> Hazuki: Then you chcked hardware drivers?
[03:34] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: my password is pretty simple
[03:34] <bismark> i can't see how to set proxy server
[03:34] <losher> davidvpn: if it's truly headless there's no point starting X anyway. Not sure why the forums don't talk about this...
[03:34] <Hazuki> coleys, multiple times
[03:34] <Hazuki> that was where I went first
[03:34] <sebsebseb> bismark: ok no good I was just trying
[03:34] <coleys> Hazuki: D:
[03:35] <Nullifi3d> after installing eclipse 3.2 through aptitude, is there an easy way to upgrade to 3.4?
[03:35] <Nullifi3d> or do i have to grab the tar
[03:35] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: letters and numbers at least, and  ideailly in that case also pretty long
[03:35] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: or you can do like weird characters and stuff
[03:35] <sebsebseb> !password |  Linuz2009
[03:35] <EO_> Bluetooth connection persistance accross reboots?  Anyone know how? :)
[03:35] <muelli> Nullifi3d: If a newer version is packaged, you can try to install the deb file. Check packages.ubuntu.com or apt-cache policy
[03:35] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: ok bot no good for that one,  but there are even sites for random password generators, but  you don't really need something mega secure for your Ubuntu account either
[03:36] <racecar56> i have a usb network adapter that in windoze appears as a SR800 i think... how will i get it to work in ubuntu?
[03:36] <nob0dy> hi.. installed ubuntu into a vm .. whatever ubuntu cant detect the monitor so there is no resolution above 800x600 possible.. is there a way to change that ?
[03:36] <bismark> i think http-rep doesn't have support for that :
[03:36] <bismark> any idea?
[03:36] <davidvpn> losher: I'm using VNC from various locations/OSs to get into the box.  VNC requiring X (as far as I know) means X has to load 'smoothly.'  I know there are alternatives, but to-date I have many boxes-of-access that all have VNC and would rather not alter the many boxes if I can fix 'the one'.
[03:36] <verma_> I am on a macbookpro 5,1 and can't get the trackpad driver to load the configuration file (the fdi file), if I explicitely specify the properties on the command line using synclient .. it works fine, what am I missing?
[03:36] <wire> here's the bug for my printing issue ... https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/370378
[03:36] <sebsebseb> nob0dy: ask in #vbox :)
[03:36] <muelli> nob0dy: xrandr is able to do this. But I don't know the syntax. usser or the man page does ;-)
[03:36] <nob0dy> k.. lets give it a try;)
[03:36] <wire> wonder if it's just a problem with the samsung laser driver
[03:36] <sebsebseb> nob0dy: also you should only do Ubuntu in a vm for trying
[03:36] <sebsebseb> nob0dy: then put on your hard disk later for real :)
[03:36] <genii> racecar56: do lsusb and then google for the vendor:device codes there, or the name etc, and ubuntu
[03:37] <Nullifi3d> ty muelli
[03:37] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: so what if my computer get infected will the infection cause more damage or less damage compared to  a Window XP OS ?
[03:37] <nob0dy> first try then "buy" ;)
[03:37] <Hazuki> uuuuugh, this isn't working...I know I'm not the only one with this, these damn Broadcom chips are everywhere
[03:38] <saki> Hazuki, what's the issue, I missed it.
[03:38] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: basically you got to know what  your doing to get any malicious programs instaled,  or  someone needs to gain access to your computer pshyically or cracking,  to install malware
[03:38] <racecar56> genii, says stuff about pl2303... is that useful?
[03:38] <Hazuki> saki: broadcom bcm4312, PCI ID 14e4:4315. Nothing works ><
[03:38] <sebsebseb> !rootkit |  Linux2009
[03:38] <losher> davidvpn: nasty. There may not be a workaround. Downgrade?
[03:38] <genii> racecar56: Possibly :)
[03:38] <Hazuki> saki: Restricted Driver manager has nothing for me, using the hydrib-portsrc from Broadcom's site doesn't work, that script coleys linked doesn't work...
[03:38] <davidvpn> losher: that thought just now crossed my mind!  bummer.  I'd rather not, but...  ugh.
[03:39] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: but I'm can be easily fooled by someone.
[03:39] <saki> Hazuki, is it at least seeing the device itself?
[03:39] <racecar56> sebsebseb, what's going on with Linux2009? linux virus? O_o
[03:39] <genii> racecar56: No, that is some usb-to-serial-port chipset.
[03:39] <Durandalor> Hi all, I'm having trouble getting an MP3 decoder plugin to install
[03:39] <sebsebseb> racecar56: he is wondering if he can get infected on Ubuntu
[03:39] <racecar56> genii, k...
[03:39] <Hazuki> saki, only with the wl from Broadcom installed. it sees it but the wifi light won't come on, it can't iwlist scan, and it won't connect to anything
[03:39] <racecar56> sebsebseb, k
[03:39] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: downloading stuff that I didn't know that would contain any malicious software.
[03:39] <jdu> I am in a an environment that is partially gnome on ubuntu 8.10.  Currently, when I login from gdm, no background is initiated.  However, if I start the Appearance dialog, the background is added.  How can I make it so the background is always there?
[03:39] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: on Windows it's an issue on Ubuntu nah
[03:39] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: you will only get stuff from trusted sources
[03:40] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: so the Ubuntu servers  normalley :)
[03:40] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: so the internet will warn me if its a trusted source or not?
[03:40] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: and maybe when your more experiended you would get stuff from  sourceforge.net mirrors
[03:40] <saki> Hazuki, is it listed under interfaces in ifconfig?
[03:40] <racecar56> Linuz2009, it would be _H_A_R_D_ to infect linux, seriously. it's not easy like micro$oft windoze
[03:40] <muelli> jdu: weird. the background image should be persistent. What does "partially GNOME" mean? Have you removed any package yourself?
[03:40] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: the only thing you need to worry about is people telling you to do  malicious rm commands
[03:40] <losher> davidvpn: there's a small chance that Xvnc will run even if regular X11 doesn't but I wouldn't count on it. I can't think of any other workaround except maybe ssh...
[03:40] <Hazuki> saki, yes, but only after I have the Broadcom thing installed
[03:41] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: don't just run any command for Linux, some are bad as well
[03:41] <Hazuki> saki: before that, there's no trace of it anywhere but lspci
[03:41] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: be very careful with rm
[03:41] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: be very careful with any rm command
[03:41] <racecar56> genii, kk... then what do i do now?
[03:41] <saki> Hazuki, alright, did you ifconfig <interface> up?
[03:41] <Hazuki> saki, yes
[03:41] <racecar56> Linuz2009, rm and dd are dangerous
[03:41] <Linuz2009> okay, so the only way to to infect a linux computer is when someone tells you to run a command.
[03:41] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: no
[03:41] <racecar56> Linuz2009, no
[03:41] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: ,but some of  those commands can delete the whole system
[03:41] <racecar56> Linuz2009, depends on the command
[03:42] <racecar56> Linuz2009, dd and rm can be used in very bad ways
[03:42] <vigo> !backup
[03:42] <jdu> muelli, partically gnome has meant different things, generally running a different window manager other than metacity or compiz.  Right now, it means running a different manager and starting certain parts of gnome, such as applets etc.
[03:42] <Linuz2009> what's a dd/rm?
[03:42] <racecar56> Linuz2009, like copying /dev/null to /dev/*da
[03:42] <saki> Hazuki, I'm sorry, just trying to get an ideal of where you're at.
[03:42] <vigo> Solutions are wonderful.
[03:42] <genii> racecar56: Pastebin results of: lspci -nn ; lsusb                 and possibly also result of: dmesg
[03:42] <sebsebseb> racecar56: he is new he won't understand that
[03:42] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: and rm is remove
[03:42] <Hazuki> saki, I know...thanks for being so thorough :) I've actually been using Linux for 5 years and started on Gentoo
[03:42] <Linuz2009> you mean disks that store you information?
[03:43] <saki> Hazuki, ah. Gentoo <3
[03:43] <genii> racecar56: Don't put in the channel commands which can be harmful, even in jest
[03:43] <muelli> jdu: which window manager do you run? Maybe it's the window managers job to care about the background?
[03:43] <Hazuki> but this is just...no amount of knowledge will save a person from lack of drivers
[03:43] <Braunne> hey guys, Im running ubuntu 8.10 (x64) on HP dv8000 laptop, can I upgrade RAM to 4GB?
[03:43] <Linuz2009> like the system files
[03:43] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: also sometimes people come in here and give out bad commands, but the ops tend to pick up on that, and kick them out
[03:43] <zxd> for some reason in debian they decided to add delaycompress option to squid logrotation  "Postpone  compression  of  the  previous log file to the next rotation cycle.  This  only has effect when used in combination with compress.  It can be used  when  some  program  cannot be told to close its logfile and thus might continue writing to the  previous log file for some time."
[03:43] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: bann them from the channel
[03:43] <zxd> to my undestanding this isn't the case with squid -k rotate  it dosen't continue writing to the previous logfile
[03:43] <hendrixski> :-(  help, I'm trying to deploy a project to a server so we can demo it at a conference TOMORROW... and I keep getting this error: govnex.com    And it runs on an identical setup on my laptop, but not on the server.
[03:43] <losher> sebsebseb: bad commands deliberately? Or by mistake?
[03:43] <muelli> Braunne: Ubuntu has no problems with much memory. But I dunno if your laptop has
[03:43] <Linuz2009> so its impossible for someone to hack into linux and run commands.
[03:43] <hendrixski> anybody know what might be missing?
[03:43] <Braunne> dmidecode -t memory says the capacity is 4GB but HP says its 2GB!!!!
[03:44] <sebsebseb> losher: on purpouse,  and I wonder what happended to  someone I helped before, because  he got his whole system  deleted, after there was someone.  I haven't seen the log yet
[03:44] <racecar56> genii, ya.
[03:44] <racecar56> genii, http://racecar56.pastebin.com/f76714054 lspci -nn
[03:44] <jdu> muelli, dwm.  If I use gnome to start the window manager, the gnome background is used, but that is much slower than starting the window manager and then parts of gnome.  As far as I know, dwm has no way of setting the background.
[03:44] <losher> sebsebseb: psychopathic...
[03:45] <genii> racecar56: Reading
[03:45] <saki> Hazuki, sadly I'm having issues with my system hanging on iwlist with a rtl adapter XD
[03:45] <Hazuki> wow O_O
[03:45] <sebsebseb> losher: maybe with that guy   though it was all a mistake,  not sure, untill I seen the log if I can find it
[03:45] <racecar56> genii, http://racecar56.pastebin.com/f3a3880c5 lsusb http://racecar56.pastebin.com/f6387a363 dmesg
[03:45] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: I think that my computer might be infected, I'm not sure so I want to ask is there any sign that dictated that my computer had been infected?
[03:45] <muelli> jdu: never heard of dwm. I honestly don't know whose job it is the background. But if metacity works and dwm doesn't it smells like a bug in dwm ;-)
[03:45] <racecar56> Linuz2009, how can you tell?
[03:45] <losher> Linuz2009: why would you think you were infected?
[03:46] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: there are some pretty fun interesting ways that Windows can be deleted to
[03:46] <racecar56> sebsebseb, lol
[03:46] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: I was doing vnc once and someone connected and deleted his virtual machine of Windows :d
[03:46] <vigo> hendrixski: I am lousy at servers, but stick around, I am certain it will be picked up. May I ask are you using an SSH or what?
[03:46] <Linuz2009> VNC?
[03:46] <losher> sebsebseb: no vnc password?
[03:46] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: remote connecting
[03:47] <sebsebseb> losher: I was doing a vncviewer -listen
[03:47] <reginaldo> irc.freenode.net
[03:47] <sebsebseb> losher: so anyone could connect to it
[03:47] <jdu> muelli, dwm is very minimal, and I have hacked on it somewhat.  However, as I said, the background will set itself if I go to the Appearance dialog.
[03:47] <losher> Linuz2009: vnc is a remote access protocol
[03:47] <hendrixski> vigo, yep, sshing into a box from rapidxen
[03:47] <genii> racecar56: OK, I got what it is now from lsusb
[03:47] <sebsebseb> losher: I will do VNC over SSH if I remote connect other people :)
[03:47] <Linuz2009> that connects to a computer, like controlling it?
[03:47] <racecar56> genii, :D what is the line
[03:47] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: yes exactly
[03:47] <losher> sebsebseb: someone you knew, or random from the internet?
[03:47] <jwzja> anyone using ubuntu netbook remix know how to configure quick launch keyboard buttons?
[03:47] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: ,but you got to install the program first
[03:48] <hendrixski> vigo, I've asked in the django chanell, but it could be a problem with my server setup and not with the code
[03:48] <Garrison> whare can i go to talk to someone about freenet?
[03:48] <genii> racecar56: "#
[03:48] <genii> Bus 004 Device 006: ID 0fe6:8101  "
[03:48] <sebsebseb> losher: the one that deleted Windows vm,  was from net
[03:48] <Linuz2009> can someone control my computer if they want to?
[03:48] <genii> Bah
[03:48] <racecar56> genii, Bus 004 Device 006: ID 0fe6:8101?
[03:48] <Linuz2009> or do they need information about my computer first
[03:48] <sebsebseb> Garrison: about Freenode you mean?  #freenode
[03:48] <vigo> hendrixski: You have all the code right on your end. oh ok, That is where I was heading.
[03:48] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: you need to install  vnc  first
[03:48] <Garrison> sebsebseb: thanks
[03:48] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: people can't just connect to your computer, unless it's  cracking
[03:49] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: and even then they can't
[03:49] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: ,because got to know what they are doing and get past firewall  and yeah
[03:49] <hendrixski> vigo, yeah,  it's the exact same code that we deployed successfully on our laptop
[03:49] <genii> racecar56: Yes. It's a Davicom DM9601 based USB 1.1 10/100 ethernet device
[03:49] <racecar56> genii, aha
[03:49] <racecar56> genii, :D
[03:49] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: with VNC it's perfectly legal,  it's set up  on your computer by you.  or in person techi,  and  you accept the connection
[03:49] <genii> racecar56: The linux drivername is dm9601
[03:50] <lazerman> is there a way to play winblows games in Ubuntu?
[03:50] <vigo> hendrixski: Yours is server and the other is Host?
[03:50] <racecar56> lazerman, yeah
[03:50] <lazerman> how
[03:50] <sebsebseb> lazerman: yes Wine
[03:50] <losher> sebsebseb: For safety I recommend running behind a NAT firewall, and only allowing ssh access, preferably via public key
[03:50] <racecar56> lazerman, it dosent always work but it's called wine
[03:50] <jdu> muelli, thanks for your help.  I am going to keep looking for ways of starting parts of gnome.
[03:50] <racecar56> lazerman, just try
[03:50] <hendrixski> vigo, huh?
[03:50] <racecar56> genii, ok ill be modprobin' and leaving, so brb
[03:50] <xangua> lazerman: wine is even capable of made windows virus work !!!
[03:50] <sebsebseb> losher: yeah I am not that keen on  ports being open to whole net, but  I am not really sure what to do about that
[03:50] <lazerman> seb but not all games are supported
[03:50] <lazerman> ritew?
[03:51] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: So VNC is basically connecting to a computer and share files/folders, but how can a computer be controlled by two users?
[03:51] <sebsebseb> lazerman: indeed
[03:51] <sebsebseb> lazerman: ,but Wine is rather interesting software
[03:51] <lazerman> does windows virus work and affect linux?
[03:51] <lazerman> )
[03:51] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: you run the vnc server,  and they have a viewer
[03:51] <sebsebseb> lazerman: no
[03:51] <jwzja> lazerman no
[03:51] <xangua>  lazerman: wine is even capable of made some windows virus work !!!
[03:51] <sebsebseb> !virus |  lazerman
[03:51] <sebsebseb> !wine
[03:51] <losher> sebsebseb: I only open ssh, but on a non-standard port, which cuts down on phishers. I also allow a couple of torrent ports. But nothing else. So far, so good...
[03:52] <vigo> hendrixski: Your box is the server?
[03:52] <jdu> Linuz2009, X tunneling over ssh or ssh are also options for remote controlling a computer.
[03:52] <muelli> jdu: i'd check if there is a freedesktop.org way of setting a background.
[03:52] <sebsebseb> losher: yeah  I guess not much can be done with a open ssh port
[03:52] <lazerman> well i kind of guess why
[03:52] <sebsebseb> losher: that is open to whole net
[03:52] <lazerman> cause nothing runs itself you have to use password to run whatever
[03:52] <drsahin> is there anybody that remotes kafeine with mce remote of microsoft
[03:52] <losher> sebsebseb: if you insist on public key identification only, in theory it's bulletproof...
[03:52] <lazerman> executables
[03:52] <jdu> muelli, good idea, thanks.  I have used their icon tray before
[03:52] <lazerman> no? i will read if not
[03:52] <losher> sebsebseb: ... (in theory) ...
[03:53] <racecar56> genii, D: it dosent work
[03:53] <hendrixski> vigo, no, we're renting servers from rapidxen
[03:53] <sebsebseb> !vnc
[03:53] <losher> sebsebseb: The NAT firewall takes care of any other slips you might make...
[03:53] <hendrixski> vigo, but we did the exact same thing on our box as we did on the server
[03:53] <hendrixski> it worked on our box
[03:53] <hendrixski> but not on the server
[03:53] <hendrixski> hence this error:   govnex.com
[03:54] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: okay, then I'll just uninstall the package since you said it would be a waste of space since linux is secure enough that it won't have any virus.
[03:54] <sebsebseb> losher: NAT firewall hummm   well  my firewall is my router.   IPtables isn't exactly  easy to  learn
[03:54] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: yeah about all it does is scans for Windows viruses
[03:54] <drsahin> slm
[03:54] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: thanks for you assistance.
[03:55] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: you just installed?
[03:55] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: who was it that was running Ubuntu in a vm?  you?
[03:55] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: yeah, I installed the packages?
[03:55] <vigo> hendrixski: Ok, did you have a DHCP configuration?
[03:56] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: you just insatlled Ubuntu onto your hard disk?
[03:56] <losher> sebsebseb: For a firewall I use a linksys running tomato firmware. Configured entirely via the web. iptables on the Ubuntu box is kinda overkill if your NAT box is working...
[03:56] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: I installed ubuntu weeks ago.
[03:56] <kaveh> hey is anyone running warcraft 3 with wine/crossover games on jaunty?
[03:56] <sebsebseb> kaveh: nope, but something I will try eventaully
[03:56] <omicron> Hello... can you help me?
[03:56] <Hazuki> saki, coleys, now the driver is showing up in the restricted driver manager o_O But freezing when I tell it to activate
[03:56] <sebsebseb> kaveh: I think it will work pretty well
[03:56] <sebsebseb> !helpme | omicron
[03:56] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: what? is there a problem?
[03:56] <sebsebseb> !ask
[03:57] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: no,  I just like recomending software to install to people :)
[03:57] <gm|lap> hey, if i do an apt-get dist-upgrade, would that upgrade me to ubuntu 9.04?
[03:57] <Hazuki> going to reboot again and see if this changes anything @_@
[03:57] <hendrixski> vigo, don't  know.  I never tinkered with that
[03:57] <hendrixski> gm|lap, no
[03:57] <TopBunny98> i cant seem to get virtualbox working
[03:57] <sebsebseb> gm|lap: yep, but no Ext4
[03:57] <sebsebseb> TopBunny98: why not?
[03:57] <jdu> gm|lap, it is equivalent to going to the update manager and checking upgrade.
[03:57] <hendrixski> sebsebseb, no... dist-upgrade doesn't upgrade to the newest version
[03:57] <lazerman> nice
[03:58] <vigo> hendrixski: here, this may help: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/DHCP/x369.html
[03:58] <lazerman> i have read about viruses
[03:58] <gm|lap> jdu: the "Upgrade to 9.04" thing?
[03:58] <kaveh> i had it running on 8.10 before, but upon reinstalling (after upgrading to 9.04 / complete format ) warcraft3 does this annoying thing - it plays the beginning cinematic but the screen goes black or flips to another workspace / its original workspace whilst playing the audio for the cinematic, no keys work and the game does not eventually load - anyone have any ideas ?
[03:58] <sebsebseb> lazerman: the virus link?
[03:58] <jdu> gm|lap, yes
[03:58] <kaveh> for warcraft3 taht is
[03:58] <gm|lap> cheers, i am doing that now.
[03:58] <omicron> sorry!, I need to configure a DNS.
[03:58] <gm|lap> (the apt-get one)
[03:59] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: I don't know my keyring? something like that, I might spelled it wrong.
[03:59] <linuxguymarshall> Is there a netbook remix channel or should I just talk about it here?
[03:59] <racecar56> genii, it still dosent work, networkmanager dosent see it
[03:59] <hendrixski> you need to do "sudo do-release-upgrade"  to do a dist upgrade
[03:59] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: it ask me the passwork for a keyring when I boot my computer.
[04:00] <lina69> holasssssssssssss
[04:00] <Linuz2009> I type in my admin password but it won't work.
[04:00] <lina69> holasssssssssss
[04:00] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: key ring???
[04:00] <Linuz2009> I click deny at the end.
[04:00] <sebsebseb> !es |  lina69
[04:00] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: something that do with network........
[04:00] <genii> racecar56: Do:   sudo modprobe -r dm9601 && sudo modprobe dm9601                     and then pastebin please result of:   dmesg|tail
[04:01] <mkasson_> in firefox when I click onto a pdf file, it will only save it so I can open it later.  how do i make FF at least give me the option of opening in FF?
[04:01] <sebsebseb> !password |  Linuz2009
[04:01] <lina69> holassssssssssss
[04:01] <jdu> hendrixski, for the purpose of handling sources?
[04:01] <genii> !es | lina69
[04:01] <jdu> hendrixski, apt sources?
[04:01] <lina69> alguien quiere hablar
[04:01] <sebsebseb> inglish
[04:01] <genii> lina69:  EG:   /join #ubuntu-es
[04:01] <sebsebseb> lina69: inglish
[04:01] <gm|lap> ingles
[04:02] <lina69> español love
[04:02] <linuxguymarshall> Is there any way to upgrade Ubuntu Netbook Remix 8.04 to UNR 9.04?
[04:02] <sebsebseb> ingles love
[04:02] <lina69> ok
[04:02] <racecar56> genii, http://racecar56.pastebin.com/f53076d50
[04:02] <lina69> bye
[04:02] <hendrixski> jdu, that's what I always used for distribution upgrades,   because dist-upgrade just does a bit more than regular upgrade
[04:02] <genii> lina69: Inglés solamente aquí. Español en el #ubuntu-es
[04:03] <sebsebseb> linuxguymarshall: sure I guess so
[04:03] <genii> racecar56: Reading
[04:03] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: I;ve found it, its Encryption and Keyrings window.
[04:03] <sebsebseb> linuxguymarshall: ,but liket he desktop release got to to go through 8.10
[04:03] <gm|lap> that reminds me
[04:03] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: there's no default key
[04:03] <gm|lap> i need to learn more spanish
[04:03] <lina69> holassssssssssss
[04:03] <vigo> hendrixski: and here for 8, > http://www.ubuntugeek.com/step-by-step-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex-lamp-server-setup.html
[04:03] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: I am not sure now
[04:03] <lina69> nadie habla español
[04:03] <gm|lap> lina69: habla ingles?
[04:04] <linuxguymarshall> sebsebseb:Well I cant find out how to upgrade it to 8.10
[04:04] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: what you mean? Don't know what it is or confuse of what I'm talking about?
[04:04] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: both
[04:04] <sebsebseb> !upgrade | linuxguymarshall
[04:04] <genii> racecar56: OK. Now unplug the thing from the usb port. Wait 30 seconds. Plug it back in. Wait maybe 10 seconds. Then again with the pastebin of: dmesg|tail
[04:04] <jdu> hendrixski, I seem to remember using dist-upgrade before and it working.  Maybe I did something more.  However do-release-upgrade seems more complete, even though there is no man page.  In reality, I often just reinstall an / and add /home to fstab
[04:05] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: okay you can access the keyrings in system>keyrings
[04:05] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb:you did that?
[04:05] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: I don't have it seems
[04:05] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: are you running ubuntu? is so, what version?
[04:05] <vigo> hendrixski: and here: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/serverguide/C/index.html
[04:06] <hendrixski> jdu, re-installing takes too long
[04:06] <linuxguymarshall> sebsebseb:I know how to do it on the desktop, but UNR seems to be different. It does not detect a new ubuntu version
[04:06] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: 9.04 well kind of
[04:06] <hendrixski> vigo, we have the server all set up, just we can't seem to get our application to deploy
[04:06] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: mines jaunty jackalope, version 9.04
[04:06] <jdu> hendrixski, really?  I have always found it quicker.
[04:06] <racecar56> genii, how is it going?
[04:06] <Rhapsody> Quick question. I have OSS4 installed on Kubuntu 8.04 (appears in Adept as oss-linux with a version of 4.2-081213) and I'm upgrading to 9.04 soon. Should I leave OSS as it is and upgrade, or uninstall it before the upgrade and reinstall it later?
[04:06] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: mines  8.10  to alpha6 to beta, to rc.   with some issues left from alpha6,  I haven't clean installed yet
[04:07] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb then you should have it, well maybe that's the reason.
[04:07] <hendrixski> jdu, do you factor backing up files, and redoing all the configs as well?
[04:07] <vigo> hendrixski: Are you certain that the LAMP,MySQL or whatever you are using is a 'good' package?
[04:07] <genii> racecar56: It goes. Did you do the yank/wait/plug/wait/ dmesg paste thing yet? I may have missed the url
[04:07] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: I been with Ubuntu since second release and  I have never seen such a thing in my menu, as far as I can remember
[04:07] <Linuz2009> guess you don't want to upgrade your version or anything?
[04:07] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: who?
[04:08] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: oh  well  I got to fix the package manager if I was to get more updates,  I can't be bothered to when I am clean installing so soon
[04:08] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: you don't want to upgrade your version?
[04:08] <racecar56> genii, http://racecar56.pastebin.com/f53076d50
[04:08] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: maybe this weekend and Ext4 :)
[04:08] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: your update manager is broken?
[04:08] <ultrasex> how do i start firefox (or any other linux app) with no sound?
[04:08] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: yes and I can't be bothered to fix it as I just said
[04:08] <jdu> hendrixski, I factor in the fact that I have enough customizations often that updating would fail/add a lot of stuff I don't need.  But you're right, for that reason I sometimes skip releases.
[04:08] <losher> sebsebseb: I'm not convinced ext4 is ready for prime-time...
[04:09] <sebsebseb> losher: I wil find out :)  the issues in the relase notes won't effect me when I clean install with final and Ext4
[04:09] <hendrixski> jdu, hhmm.  I've rarely had things fail in an upgrade
[04:09] <hendrixski> jdu, but it's not "better" or "worse"
[04:09] <genii> racecar56: Thats not the dmesg paste from after doing: yanking out usb wifi/wait 30 secs/plug back in/wait ten secs paste:   dmesg|tail           Thats the previous paste from loading and unloading the driver only
[04:09] <losher> sebsebseb: :-)
[04:09] <hendrixski> just a preference I guess
[04:09] <racecar56> genii, k
[04:10] <racecar56> genii, usb wifi? its wired
[04:10] <jdu> hendrixski, I guess I just had one major incidence a while back, but I had backups.  Reinstalling is much easier as I keep /home separate.
[04:10] <racecar56> same here
[04:10] <A|i> how can i downgrade the kernel in 9.04?
[04:10] <vigo> hendrixski: as I stated, I do not know much about the server thing, so I posted the links that I thought may help or be of relevance.
[04:11] <Cyde> AlienX: Why would you want to do that?
[04:11] <hendrixski> vigo, thank you :-D
[04:11] <sebsebseb> jdu and racecar56  seperate home partitions aren't really needed as such anymore, because  there's a way to re install with data staying in tact, as long as didn't format partition.  or whater popey from #ubuntu-uk  told me before
[04:11] <Linuz2009> sebsebseb: well anyway had you heard this program called automatix?
[04:11] <sebsebseb> !info automatix
[04:11] <racecar56> sebsebseb, k
[04:11] <TopBunny98> Man I hate The new menu topology in jaunty
[04:11] <Linuz2009> it doesn't?
[04:12] <Linuz2009> really?
[04:12] <racecar56> genii, http://racecar56.pastebin.com/f2dfb8940
[04:12] <sebsebseb> racecar56  jdu ,but I will still do one I think  when I clean install.   the swap yeah.  12GB or so for /  and  big seperate home in that case
[04:12] <sebsebseb> !find  automatix
[04:13] <Linuz2009> well anyway thanks for all your help everyone, including sebsebseb thanks and bye!:-D
[04:13] <genii> racecar56: rEADING
[04:14] <sebsebseb> TopBunny98: what how shutdown and logout is removed from system?
[04:14] <genii> racecar56: Thats a truncated paste of a complete dmesg output. The useful stuff is at the bottom of the entire output, that is why we are using like:  dmesg|tail for this
[04:14] <racecar56> genii, so.... what to do?
[04:15] <Dominus> Hello everyone
[04:15] <racecar56> hi
[04:15] <Meinmartini> Howdy
[04:15] <sebsebseb> Dominus: hi
[04:15] <TopBunny98> sebsebseb: It more whewre things like Virtual box areput in the menues
[04:15] <Dominus> Im looking for some help int this comunity
[04:15] <genii> racecar56: Hm. Please pastebin result of:  sudo ifconfig -a
[04:15] <sebsebseb> Dominus: with?
[04:15] <dcider> 9.04 takes 3 or 4 sec to wake up...what can i do to speed this up?
[04:15] <Dominus> Im a new ubuntu user, migrating from MS
[04:15] <sebsebseb> TopBunny98: it's always gone there
[04:16] <genii> racecar56: I think maybe it's working but hidden
[04:16] <Meinmartini> Dominus: I'll be there shortly...hopefully...if I can ever get it to install on my laptop :D
[04:16] <racecar56> genii, warning: i only have one ethernet cable and i have to connect one at a time
[04:16] <Dominus> I installed ubuntu using WUBI
[04:16] <sebsebseb> Meinmartini: what's the issue?
[04:16] <jdu> Dominus, welcome.
[04:16] <sebsebseb> Dominus: oh wubi oh no
[04:16] <Dominus> it was working pretty well
[04:16] <sebsebseb> Dominus: Wubi is ok for trying, but  I woudn't recommend it for long term usage
[04:16] <racecar56> yea
[04:17] <Dominus> Ok seb
[04:17] <Dominus> but is because Im new user
[04:17]  * traskbt cheers for *finally* getting networking in Windows XP under Qemu in Ubuntu 8.10
[04:17] <mickey> ever sense i updated my ubuntu flash stopped w0orkin and I got it installed
[04:17] <Meinmartini> seb: it has to do when I'm booting the installation disc. I see the Ubuntu logo, and the status bar (that swings back and forth). Eventually it just stalls and does nothing.
[04:17] <racecar56> genii, http://racecar56.pastebin.com/f2e46a129
[04:17] <sebsebseb> Dominus:  well itis pretty easy to partiton
[04:17] <sebsebseb> Dominus: the hard disk
[04:17] <Dominus> and for a while, I want to put all my office applications to work
[04:17] <TopBunny98> sebsebseb: In pre jaunty versions of ubuntu Virtualbox would show up under the system tools menu
[04:17] <Dominus> soo..
[04:17] <sebsebseb> Dominus: set up a dual boot, or maybe even get rid of Windows
[04:18] <racecar56> ya
[04:18] <Dominus> haha...
[04:18] <Meinmartini> The installation disc did initially work, but there was an error in doing a partition with the hard drive. Since then, I can't get it to work at all
[04:18] <Dominus> Im trying to do that
[04:18] <sebsebseb> TopBunny98: oh right well I haven't clean installed my   8.10 to alpha6, to beta to rc, install.  that has a few issues.   and  then  clean installed 9.04 with Ext4 :)
[04:18] <sebsebseb> TopBunny98: when I do that I am going virtual machine crazy, loads of OS's to try out
[04:19] <sebsebseb> TopBunny98: no virtualbox currently installed also
[04:19] <mickey> ?
[04:19] <racecar56> brb
[04:19] <Dominus> but until I have probed a couple of work applications, I can`t do that
[04:19] <sebsebseb> Meinmartini: ok first of all md5sum the ISO make sure the codes are good
[04:19] <sebsebseb> Meinmartini: then burn it a bit slower
[04:19] <sebsebseb> !md5sum
[04:20] <Krine11> Hi
[04:20] <Meinmartini> I'll give that a try.
[04:20] <Dominus> Windows crashed, I had to go to restauration point
[04:20] <Krine11> How come when i play wolfenstein enemy territory i lag?
[04:20] <Meinmartini> My optical drive on my desktop is a little bit overzealous
[04:20] <Krine11> my mouse lags really
[04:20] <sebsebseb> Dominus: you can run Windows inside Ubuntu
[04:20] <Dominus> and after that, Ubuntu doesn`t start
[04:20] <sebsebseb> Dominus: as long as you got enough RAM, fine for everything except like 3D gaming
[04:21] <Meinmartini> And I download the .iso file directly from the Ubuntu website, so hopefully they're good. Wouldn't make much sense otherwise, but I'll double-check
[04:21] <genii> racecar56: Bleh, not showing there
[04:21] <jdu> Dominus, so, once windows blew, wubi wouldn't work.
[04:21] <sebsebseb> Dominus: at the moment since you got wubi, you got Ubuntu inside  a part of Windows, and well that's sucky
[04:21] <Dominus> ok
[04:21] <Krine11> HHOW COME  I LAG WHEN I PLAY WOLFENSTEIN ENEMY TERRITORY
[04:21] <Krine11> SORRY FOR CAPS
[04:21] <sebsebseb> !caps
[04:21] <Meinmartini> Funny thing is that the disc works when I'm in XP. I had to install a boot-helper since Ubuntu wouldn't start on its own when starting up the laptop
[04:21] <Krine11> MY KEYBORED IS MESSED UP
[04:21] <sebsebseb> Krine11: go ask about wine games in #winehq
[04:21] <kaj> I can't dual boot xp :)
[04:22] <Krine11> WOLFENSTEIN IS NOT A WINE GAME..
[04:22] <mickey> ever sense i updated my ubuntu flash stopped w0orkin and I got it installed
[04:22] <kaj> So, you're lucky.
[04:22] <Krine11> ITS A LINUX GAME
[04:22] <jdu> Dominus, technically I think it is possible to resurrect a wubi install of ubuntu from an ntfs partition without windows.
[04:22] <FloodBot1> Krine11: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:22] <Meinmartini> I'm not going to dual-boot w/XP.
[04:22] <Dominus> Would you recommend to Install Ubuntu, and after that some kind of Virtual Machine?
[04:22] <Meinmartini> If I can get the installation to work, I'm wiping the whole hard drive.
[04:22] <sebsebseb> kaj: why not?
[04:22] <Dominus> and run window?
[04:22] <genii> racecar56: Hmm... does:  lsmod| grep usbnet                     show a result or return to prompt?
[04:22] <sebsebseb> Dominus:  there's also Wine
[04:22] <Krine11> SO
[04:22] <sebsebseb> Dominus: it allows many  Windows programs to work in Desktop GNU/Linux
[04:22] <Krine11> THERE IS A LINUX DOWNLOAD
[04:22] <Krine11> DUMB..
[04:23] <Krine11> guys
[04:23] <Krine11> ok
[04:23] <Krine11> now
[04:23] <Krine11> i was testing your great support
[04:23] <Dominus> Seb, I havent overcome a trouble with Internet Explorer, I MUST use it because a crapy app at my office
[04:23] <Krine11> i got to admit, its not so good.
[04:23] <Krine11> First of all
[04:23] <sebsebseb> Dominus: which version of IE?
[04:23] <Krine11> I am makeing a video to help advertise ubuntu
[04:23] <Dominus> 5 or later
[04:23] <sebsebseb> Dominus: you can even run that horrible browser in Ubuntu
[04:23] <sam555> can anyone recommend a ftp gui to transfer files between a suse linux computer and ubuntu?
[04:23] <Meinmartini> Krine, did you just come here to complain?
[04:23] <PlasmaSheep> OpenGL is slow for me. Please help.
[04:24] <mikegriffin> sam555: filezilla
[04:24] <jdu> Dominus, try ies4linux
[04:24] <mikegriffin> jdu++
[04:24] <sebsebseb> Dominus: in fact you can run like 3 versions with yeah ies4linux
[04:24] <sam555> mikegriffin: thanks!
[04:24] <Dominus> yes, but It use java, and some how, It doesn´t start the application
[04:24] <sebsebseb> Dominus: BUT  stuff like that should only be for web testing or yeah stupid apps
[04:24] <sebsebseb> Dominus: you need to install Java
[04:25] <Dominus> guys I have achieved to star and use IE
[04:25] <PlasmaSheep> Slow day.
[04:25] <Dominus> I know
[04:25] <taylor04> hey everyone, when i installed ubuntu i made one partition for ubuntu, now i need to install windows for my job(requirement), i was wondering if theres anyway i can repartition without formatting my drive?
[04:25] <sebsebseb> Dominus: first I think  a proper dual boot set up,  I can help with that,  helped around 10 people with this and other stuff.
[04:26] <sebsebseb> Dominus: then install stuff
[04:26] <Dominus> but as i told you, I had to use that application
[04:26] <Dominus> whats that?
[04:26] <jdu> Dominus, as a heads up, the ies4linux install script should be run without graphics enabled or it might crash in my experience.
[04:26] <sebsebseb> Dominus: so you put Ubuntu on your hard disk for real, instead of  with Wubi
[04:26] <briscoelake> Hi All I just started using Ubuntu. It's installed on my old laptop sound is working for everything else but when I put Amarok on nothing will play through it. Any thoughts would be great thanks.
[04:26] <Dominus> jdu ok
[04:26] <sam555> mikegriffin: do you think I could sudo apt get filezilla?
[04:26] <sebsebseb> Dominus: or maybe try   virtual machine inside wubi first
[04:27] <Dominus> Seb mmm it sounds good
[04:27] <sebsebseb> Dominus: may be able to get you off  Windows entirely  except for  in a virtual machine
[04:27] <sebsebseb> Dominus: or  maybe no virtual machine at all if Wine will do it
[04:27] <taylor04> hey everyone, when i installed ubuntu i made one partition for ubuntu, now i need to install windows for my job(requirement), i was wondering if theres anyway i can repartition without formatting my drive?
[04:27] <Dominus> Wine isn´t enought
[04:27] <jdu> Dominus, there is an option for the script to only run text based.
[04:27] <sebsebseb> Dominus: how much RAM do you have?
[04:27] <Dominus> 2G
[04:28] <sebsebseb> Dominus: ok that's rather good for a virtual machine
[04:28] <Dominus> ok
[04:28] <sebsebseb> Dominus: and none of your apps are say 3D games or something that would use a lot of resources  CAD or whatever
[04:28] <sebsebseb> Dominus: ?
[04:28] <vigo> briscoelake: Any sound at boot up, like that sax ?
[04:28] <Dominus> nop
[04:28] <PlasmaSheep> taylor04: please make the most rudimentary efforts to find out the solution prior to coming here.
[04:28] <Dominus> very simple
[04:28] <PlasmaSheep> OpenGL is slow for me. Please help.
[04:28] <sebsebseb> Dominus: and you got a  XP CD or Vista DVD?
[04:28] <binarymutant> PlasmaSheep, whats your video driver?
[04:28] <sam555> mikegriffin: sorry, found it in the package manager
[04:29] <Dominus> Yes vista, for my laptop
[04:29] <Dominus> toshiba
[04:29] <briscoelake> Vigo: yeah there is sound for everything but amarok
[04:29] <stryd_one> hi all, can anyone help with various issues setting up digital sound output?
[04:29] <taylor04> plasmasheep: i have, however i live in china and am unable to get on the ubuntu forums
[04:29] <sebsebseb> Dominus: should work yeah
[04:29] <Meinmartini> My laptop's a Toshiba, too :D
[04:29] <sebsebseb> Dominus: external hard disk?  to move data over to?
[04:29] <mercutio22> I must have a memory leak or something. My system is crashing all the time. I wonder whats happening. My .xsession-errors file is full of candidates. Can someone help before I crash again? http://paste.ubuntu.com/162551/
[04:29] <vigo> briscoelake: Ubuntu or Kubuntu?
[04:29] <Ada2358> taylor04: I've been meaning to ask someone in china about blocks
[04:29] <Meinmartini> Out of curiosity, guys, if anyone can answer: For those who have been using ubuntu for awhile, how good is it on resources?
[04:29] <dcider> briscoelake, have u installed libxine1-ffmpeg
[04:29] <sebsebseb> Dominus: dual boot to begin with or virtual machine and wine thinking
[04:29] <Meinmartini> Is there any slowdown time, is it bad on RAM, boot times, load times?
[04:30] <joemar> hello
[04:30] <Ada2358> taylor04: Do many people just use a proxie out of china?
[04:30] <binarymutant> Meinmartini, what specs are you working with
[04:30] <Dominus> not, but I have a partition, and data are out of prymary one
[04:30] <racecar56> back
[04:30] <sadiel> Hello Guys. I made a fresh install of ubuntustudio 9.04 in my desktop. Seemed to work fine, but when I installed Open Office synaptic froze while installing a plugin called "word2latex" or something similar. I ran "sudo dpkg --configure -a" and the same thing happened. Then I  ran "sudo dpkg --remove -a", and since that I'm having all sort of strange issues, like vuze does freeze while downloading updates and such. Any hints on how can I solve this?
[04:30] <stryd_one> Meinmartini, it's very good
[04:30] <joemar> does anyone knows how to install civicrm on joomla
[04:30] <briscoelake> Vigo: regualr ubuntu and I'm not sure on the second one
[04:30] <joemar> please help
[04:30] <Meinmartini> My laptop has I think 2.5GHz processor and 2GB RAM
[04:30] <mickey> ever sense i updated my ubuntu flash stopped w0orkin and I got it installed
[04:30] <sebsebseb> joemar: with?
[04:30] <joemar> joomla
[04:30] <binarymutant> Meinmartini, it will run great on that
[04:30] <briscoelake> dcider: not sure what that is or how to get it
[04:30] <taylor04> Ada2358: yes, but it depends on the block, a lot of websites will work with a proxy however some sites like youtube have a stronger block on them, even a basic proxy wont work with exception of a private server with ssh or something on it
[04:30] <sebsebseb> Dominus: try your apps in Wine now maybe
[04:31] <vigo> briscoelake: Ok, Amarok is like the KDE thing, normally, that is why I asked
[04:31] <sebsebseb> Dominus: your on Ubuntu now I assume?
[04:31] <binarymutant> Meinmartini, it runs fine on  my 500mhz 128mb ram
[04:31] <sebsebseb> Dominus: in Wubi
[04:31] <racecar56> binarymutant, lol
[04:31] <jdu> taylor04, honestly, the main problem you will run into is that windows will rewrite the mbr and you won't be able to boot ubuntu until you restart grub.
[04:31] <Dominus> nop
[04:31] <IAmWill> has anyone gotten the ir blaster remote to work with the hauppauge hd pvr 1212.... i would really like to use the IR remote
[04:31] <Ada2358> So do you know many people who get access to an outside box just for ssh?
[04:31] <Meinmartini> binarymutant: awesome
[04:31] <joemar> hello guys
[04:31] <sebsebseb> Dominus: XP?
[04:31] <jdu> taylor04, I meant reinstall grub
[04:31] <Dominus> vista
[04:31] <Meinmartini> Maybe I can save my parents' old PC with Ubuntu...
[04:31] <sebsebseb> Dominus: ok
[04:31] <taylor04> jdu: thanks
[04:31] <sebsebseb> Dominus: download the Ubuntu 9.04  Desktop CD and remove wubi
[04:31] <taylor04> Ada2358: not a lot, most chinese people dont even realize their internet is censored
[04:32] <vigo> briscoelake: By default Rythmbox is the music player for Ubuntu, and Totem is the movie thing.
[04:32] <Dominus> Windows crashed and I had to star from restauration point
[04:32] <joemar> anyone on the group might help me installing cicvicrm on joomla
[04:32] <sebsebseb> vigo: yeah and both aren't that good,  Banshee :)  mplayer is good to
[04:32] <Dominus> 9.04
[04:32] <Ada2358> taylor04: Thats what I was afraid of...
[04:32] <Dominus> ok
[04:32] <sebsebseb> vigo: oh and sure vlc
[04:32] <sadiel> mainmartini, you might want to install puppy linux on very old computers
[04:32] <racecar56> genii, sooo.... what to do?
[04:32] <Ada2358> Thanks :P
[04:32] <sebsebseb> vigo: Totem is ok
[04:32] <taylor04> Ada2358: but it drives some of us foreigners crazy, theyve blocked youtube for 2 months now....
[04:33] <briscoelake> Vigo & Dcider: Being new I had just always heard about amarok I'll try rythmbox and totem
[04:33] <genii> racecar56: Did:  lsmod| grep usbnet                     show a result or return to prompt?
[04:33] <joemar> guys
[04:33] <Dominus> Seb, from windows starting point, ubuntu doesen´t start
[04:33] <dcider> briscoelake, sudo apt-get install libxine1-ffmpeg
[04:33] <joemar> anyone on the grtoup on my problem
[04:33] <racecar56> genii, shows result
[04:33] <vigo> sebsebseb: Just working with what we have as default, but I certainly agree.
[04:33] <sadiel> Hello Guys. I made a fresh install of ubuntustudio 9.04 in my desktop. Seemed to work fine, but when I installed Open Office synaptic froze while installing a plugin called "word2latex" or something similar. I ran "sudo dpkg --configure -a" and the same thing happened. Then I  ran "sudo dpkg --remove -a", and since that I'm having all sort of strange issues, like vuze does freeze while downloading updates and such. Any hints on how can I solve this?
[04:33] <racecar56> genii, usbnet                 23944  1 dm9601
[04:33] <racecar56> mii                    13312  3 dm9601,usbnet,sis900 NIIIICE
[04:33] <genii> racecar56: EG: the chipset driver may be right but not loading the intermediate usbnet layer
[04:33] <sebsebseb> Dominus: ok  well  whatever remove wubi :)
[04:33] <racecar56> genii, usbnet                 23944  1 dm9601 mii                    13312  3 dm9601,usbnet,sis900 :D
[04:33] <Dominus> Seb Ok
[04:34] <racecar56> genii, it saw it! :D
[04:34] <sebsebseb> Dominus: assuming you don't have data in there,  I guess you don't
[04:34] <Dominus> And the best Installation would be..
[04:34] <sebsebseb> Dominus: a real proper partitioned set up
[04:34] <genii> racecar56: Weird that not seeing some other net device then
[04:34] <Dominus> no data there. rigth
[04:34] <sebsebseb> Dominus: with no psyicall WIndows by the sounds of it in your case
[04:34] <sebsebseb> Dominus: nothing unless you saved something there
[04:34] <racecar56> genii, oops
[04:35] <genii> Hehe
[04:35] <nnutter> Can someone help me switch the multitouch settings for my touchpad? For me the middle and right buttons are reversed. I would like two-finger + click = right and 3-finger + click = middle. I tried messing with a hal thing (http://paste.ubuntu.com/162554/).
[04:35] <briscoelake> dcider: ok I did that the ? is what did I do lol
[04:35] <racecar56> genii, sooo... now what?
[04:35] <sebsebseb> Dominus: which apps do you want from Windows?#
[04:35] <racecar56> genii, btw sis900 is my builtin network adapter that works
[04:35] <dcider> briscoelake, one more time....
[04:36] <Dominus> The only one left is that, out of my access...
[04:36] <genii> racecar56: Maybe try manual bring-up.eg:  sudo ifconfig eth1 192.168.1.111 up        (as an IP example in there)    and see if SIO errors or other stuff
[04:36] <Dominus> a data base based on IE
[04:36] <briscoelake> dcider: I ran the command but I'm not sure what that command does, I am quite the noob
[04:36] <sebsebseb> Dominus: Microsoft Access?  or something else
[04:36] <Dominus> I migrated everything else
[04:36] <genii> racecar56: Sorry, ifconfig no-go...1 minute
[04:36] <Dominus> nop. Is a web based
[04:36] <sebsebseb> Dominus: ok  should be good then
[04:37] <Dominus> And as I have told, It doesn´t work in any other browser
[04:37] <sebsebseb> Dominus: that's the only app?
[04:37] <dcider> briscoelake, copy and paste into terminal, should install the ffmpeg codec
[04:37] <sebsebseb> Dominus: it's not a problem
[04:37] <jdu> nnutter, perhaps use xev to test what events are being caused by the touchpad and then use xmodmap to reassign what they mean.
[04:38] <genii> racecar56: No, got confused for a sec between ifconfig and ifup. ifconfig IS the one we want, ifup uses /etc/network/interfaces so if not there it won't think it exists, etc
[04:38] <sebsebseb> Dominus:  a few ways  that horrible browser can run inside Ubuntu
[04:38] <dcider> briscoelake, then open amarok, should work
[04:38] <Dominus> It uses some MS propietary software tool, I don´t know which one
[04:38] <genii> (I'm getting tired)
[04:38] <racecar56> genii, k
[04:38] <briscoelake> dcider: ok the 2nd part of your response answered my question. I did already put it into the terminal and it ran succesfully. I'll test amarok now, Thanks
[04:38] <Dominus> It´s very Important to run with java
[04:38] <thedark> okay, how do a mount a portable usb drive with read/write permissions?
[04:38] <sebsebseb> Dominus: downloading the Ubuntu 9.04 desktop CD yet?
[04:38] <nnutter> jdu: certainly a possibility, I used that with some key bindings. I would like to know how to do it the "right" way with a hal policy though.
[04:38] <vigo> Ah yes,dcider; I had forgotten about that one, good call.
[04:38] <Dominus> no yet
[04:38] <racecar56> genii, SIOCSIFADDR: No such device (is that a sio?)
[04:39] <sebsebseb> Dominus: why not?
[04:39] <tritium> Wow, jaunty is the first release that sound doesn't work on my T43p.
[04:39] <genii> racecar56: Yes.
[04:39] <thedark> I can't move any files to an ext3 filesystem I have on a usb HD
[04:39] <Dominus> but if you give me the instructions, I will follow exactly
[04:39] <racecar56> genii, i also got eth1: ERROR while getting interface flags: No such device
[04:39] <sebsebseb> thedark: sure you can  if you sort the permission issue out
[04:39] <genii> racecar56: Give me a minute or so
[04:39] <jdu> nnutter, unfortunately I don't have experience with the 'right' way ;(
[04:39] <racecar56> genii, k
[04:39] <sebsebseb> thedark: gksudo nautiilus should do it
[04:39] <sebsebseb> thedark: be careful not to delete a part of your system when doing that
[04:39] <briscoelake> dcider: Thanks that got it working, Is Rythmbox better or easier to use. As I said before I only put that on because some of my friends run it
[04:39] <ToastBot> Does anyone happen to know, while installing Ubuntu, will the GRUB recognize windows if windows is on a different hard drive?
[04:40] <sebsebseb> thedark: also if you right click on the device and go to poperties can probably change it's permissions
[04:40] <sebsebseb> !permissiosn
[04:40] <sebsebseb> !permissions
[04:40] <PlasmaSheep> binarymutant: I use the intel one.
[04:40] <sebsebseb> ToastBot: yes should do
[04:40] <dcider> vigo, only cause it hornswaggled mefor a while
[04:40] <ToastBot> Kk, thanks
[04:40] <shadeslayer> ToastBot: totally ;)
[04:40] <sebsebseb> ToastBot: if Windows was on there first, and if not it's pretty easy to make it so it does
[04:41] <jdu> ToastBot, grub can be set up to do so even if the install fails at it.
[04:41] <shadeslayer> ToastBot: if it does not heres a how to ;)
[04:41] <shadeslayer> !grub > ToastBot
[04:41] <gm|lap> uh, bad news
[04:41] <ToastBot> I just haven't put Ubuntu on this computer because the hard drive was too small... I just ordered a new one and was planning on putting everything from this one to the new one and install Ubuntu on the old one. I wasn't sure if GRUB would automatically recognize other hard drives
[04:41] <gm|lap> when i clicked on the "check" button in the update manager, it downloaded the files, then complained about a corrupt file
[04:41] <peterloorke> hi, i'm running my irc client(weechat) on a virtual console (tty2) is there a way to send/receive commands or sth like that from another tty (in this position i want to open links in my x session tty7)
[04:42] <gm|lap> E: The package cache file is corrupted
[04:42] <gm|lap> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[04:42] <PlasmaSheep> OpenGL is slow for me. Please help.
[04:42] <racecar56> PlasmaSheep, did u install fglrx?
[04:42] <vigo> dcider: Understand, it had me working my brain on BSD, it finally worked.
[04:42] <jdu> ToastBot, grub doesn't do anything automatically per se.  It is told what to do in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[04:42] <shadeslayer> vesa dirvers are acting up for me too
[04:42] <sebsebseb> ToastBot: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst  from terminal to edit
[04:42] <PlasmaSheep> racecar56: what's that? it's not in the repos.
[04:43] <nnutter> jdu: np, thank you for responding. I'll definitely try that if I can't figure out how to use the hal policy. I just found one tool, `lshal`. Will at least let me check if the file is being read.
[04:43] <shadeslayer> PlasmaSheep: it actually is
[04:43] <racecar56> PlasmaSheep, its a video card driver, it's not litterally called fglrx though
[04:43] <shadeslayer> !fglrx | racecar56
[04:43] <racecar56> PlasmaSheep, *misspell
[04:43] <PlasmaSheep> racecar56: I don't have an ati/nvidia/matrox card
[04:43] <racecar56> PlasmaSheep, what DO you have
[04:44] <PlasmaSheep> racecar56: As I mentioned above, I have an intel card
[04:44] <jdu> nnutter, thanks for the mention of lshal.
[04:44] <racecar56> PlasmaSheep, k, guess there is nothing i can do, as intel cards fail
[04:44] <racecar56> PlasmaSheep, cant even do 2D right
[04:44] <PlasmaSheep> racecar56: worked acceptably on 8.10
[04:44] <racecar56> PlasmaSheep, odd
[04:45] <PlasmaSheep> racecar56: I don't have a choice as I'm on a laptop
[04:45] <Dominus> JDU
[04:45] <racecar56> PlasmaSheep, external video card ftw
[04:45] <jdu> Dominus, yes
[04:45] <Dominus> JDU It happen this: using IE, and installing java,
[04:45] <PlasmaSheep> racecar56: :O never saw those.
[04:46] <thedark> okay, technically I have permission
[04:46] <racecar56> PlasmaSheep, there is such thing...
[04:46] <Dominus> some how java was not associated to IE
[04:46] <gm|lap> ok, i'm going through the actual update so i'm going to close IRC
[04:46] <thedark> but when I try to add files, it says there is no room
[04:46] <Marcello> something brazilian
[04:46] <Dominus> so the applicattion didn`t work
[04:46] <racecar56> o.o IE
[04:46] <thedark> but it is a 120 gig drive and only 53 is used
[04:46] <PlasmaSheep> racecar56: http://tinyurl.com/dyv76t apparently :p
[04:47] <jdu> Dominus, can you download the .jar file (from ie) and manually run it?
[04:47] <Marcello> something to talk
[04:47] <Dominus> from ie?
[04:47] <PlasmaSheep> OpenGL is slow for me. Please help. (intel card)
[04:47] <Marcello> is may first one in here
[04:47] <savid> Hi I have ubuntu installed on an apple laptop,  and my keyboard won't work b/c numlock is on (some of the letter keys work as numbers).  Unfortunately, there's no numlock key on the laptop.  Is there a way to disable numlock through the GUI?
[04:47] <briscoelake> Thanks all have a good night
[04:47] <Marcello> i'm brazilian
[04:48] <bazhang> !pt
[04:48] <customer> does anyone here know what irc channel is for wattos distro
[04:48] <quizme> can i do an md5 on a CD ?
[04:48] <Dominus> i tryied two ways
[04:48] <jdu> Dominus, or from whatever works.  Why does the application only work in ie anyway?
[04:48] <bazhang> customer, which distro
[04:48] <customer> wattos
[04:48] <Dominus> Thats te designer response
[04:48] <racecar56> jdu, ie tab
[04:49] <Dominus> a man who allways has worked in MS
[04:49] <Marcello> ubottu.. thanks,,, what channel ubuntu-pt
[04:49] <Marcello> what's
[04:49] <bazhang> customer, /msg alis help list
[04:49] <PlasmaSheep> customer: there isn't one.
[04:49] <PlasmaSheep> !brazil | marcello
[04:49] <customer> ok thanks
[04:49] <lfaraone> Hi, how can I figure out which wireless driver to use for kismet/
[04:49] <lfaraone> *?
[04:49] <Dominus> some sofware tool, ms proprietary
[04:50] <PlasmaSheep> OpenGL is slow for me. Please help. (intel card)
[04:50] <Dominus> may be mor simple if I ask this:
[04:50] <Marcello> thanks
[04:50] <peterloorke> hi, i'm running my irc client(weechat) on a virtual console (tty2) is there a way to send/receive commands or sth like that from another tty (in this position i want to open links in my x session tty7) or is it possible with ssh?
[04:50] <Dominus> how to star java applications in ie
[04:50] <PlasmaSheep> Dominus: what does ie have to do with ubuntu?
[04:50] <bazhang> Dominus, windows ie?
[04:51] <lstarnes> Dominus: you need java installed in wine as well
[04:51] <bazhang> Dominus, ask in ##windows
[04:51] <Dominus> an application running in wine
[04:51] <lstarnes> peterloorke: try running weechat in screen
[04:51] <irfan> how to download   Jdownloader
[04:51] <Dominus> bzhang in wine
[04:52] <Dominus> I installed ie, and java
[04:52] <jdu> Dominus, java in wine, as lstarnes said.  Oddly, java is supposed to be cross platform.
[04:52] <peterloorke> lstarnes: you mean on x session?
[04:52] <lstarnes> peterloorke: no, in screen
[04:52] <kebomix> hello , i need help with installing Intel Linux C++ Compiler  http://paste.ubuntu.com/162555/
[04:52] <lstarnes> peterloorke: as in gnu screen, the terminal emulator with support for features like split terminals and detaching sessions from one tty and opening them again in another
[04:52] <thedark> okay, in the Properties tab it says my USB drive has a capacity of 110 gigs
[04:52] <Guest46033> how to download   Jdownloader
[04:52] <mercutio22> I am getting kernel panic! might this have anything to do with it? pulseaudio[3735]: module-rtp-send.c: Failed to push chunk into memblockq
[04:53] <thedark> and that 78 gigs is being used
[04:53] <thedark> 157,473 items, totalling 78.5 GB
[04:53] <mercutio22> also, the sound is chopped sometimes
[04:53] <bazhang> Guest46033, what is jdownloader
[04:53] <thedark> so how is it that 0 bytes are left?
[04:53] <lstarnes> peterloorke: search for screen in synaptic or aptitude
[04:53] <Dominus> I installed both java and ie, but when the application tryies to start java, it doesn´t work
[04:53] <Dominus> ie and java are unnassociated
[04:53] <PlasmaSheep> OpenGL is slow for me. Please help. (intel card)
[04:53] <Dominus> that´s the problem
[04:53] <peterloorke> lstarnes: you mean with screen can i take urls from tty2 and open them in tty7(fluxbox session)
[04:53] <shadeslayer> hi,i switched to vesa drivers yesterday using sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg but now i cant enable desktop effects with propoetary drivers
[04:53] <Guest23297> how to download Jdownloader
[04:54] <BeWop> Sups
[04:54] <lstarnes> peterloorke: not necessarily
[04:54] <bazhang> Guest23297, what is jdownloader; stop repeating
[04:54] <shadeslayer> *propietary
[04:54] <BeWop> Hey guys, anyone wanna help a nabcake?
[04:54] <user1> Hi, I'm setting up a box, could someone help me with the partitions ?
[04:54] <scunizi> peterloorke: screen allow you to work in one tty like you were actually working in several..
[04:54] <PlasmaSheep> !ask | BeWop
[04:54] <shadeslayer> BeWop: just ask your question
[04:54] <peterloorke> T_T that's what i'm trying to do but it's not possible i guess. ithought maybe a ssh tunnel can work but..
[04:54] <PlasmaSheep> shadeslayer: I'm faster :D
[04:54] <sebsebseb> Dominus: ok
[04:54] <shadeslayer> !partition | user1
[04:55] <Guest23297> way to download from megaupload and rapidshre
[04:55] <sebsebseb> Dominus: you need the Windows version of Java installed for IE in Wine
[04:55] <BeWop> I installed ubuntu, but didn't do a clean shutdown in XP, and now I can't mount XP or see it on grub
[04:55] <shadeslayer> PlasmaSheep: no your just lazy ;)
[04:55] <BeWop> So, I was dumb
[04:55] <thedark> okay so there is no explanation  for a 110 gig drive having 0 bytes left when there are only 78 gigs being bused?
[04:55] <BeWop> anyway to fix that?
[04:55] <bazhang> Guest23297, what is the ubuntu program you are looking for?
[04:55] <Dominus> Seb..
[04:55] <Dominus> ok
[04:55] <PlasmaSheep> shadeslayer: it seems to me that the idea is to use ubotu, but whatever :p
[04:55] <user1> I'm setting up mythbuntu on a 1TB drive, 1Gig of RAM
[04:55] <Guest23297> this is ubuntu program
[04:55] <PlasmaSheep> BeWop: try force mounting it (mount -f
[04:55] <PlasmaSheep> )
[04:55] <BeWop> Tried that
[04:55] <shadeslayer> PlasmaSheep: oh yeah,work the bot :P
[04:55] <sebsebseb> Dominus: also why not set up a proper install that isn't wubi,  then  stuff like this can be done more properly as well
[04:56] <BeWop> I have also tried ntfs fix
[04:56] <sebsebseb> Dominus: virtualmachine Wine whatever
[04:56] <user1> should I use a specific filesystem?
[04:56] <shadeslayer> BeWop: what does sudo fdisk -l show?
[04:56] <Dominus> I did it, but it doesnt wokr
[04:56] <PlasmaSheep> BeWop: then reboot into windows and do a clean shutdown.
[04:56] <princedugan> the cups package is broken after upgrade to jaunty, it won't go away, i can't add or remove anything now <http://pastebin.com/d4aaf4e49>
[04:56] <bazhang> Guest23297, there is no jdownloader in ubuntu
[04:56] <shadeslayer> PlasmaSheep: he cant thats the prolem
[04:56] <sebsebseb> Dominus: IE4Linux ?
[04:56] <BeWop> can't reboot into windows if grub doesn't show it
[04:56] <Dominus> seb, you propose to install VM and run windows
[04:56] <sebsebseb> Dominus: if nessarey yes
[04:56] <Dominus> yes IE4Linux
[04:56] <Guest23297> then what is this
[04:56] <sebsebseb> Dominus: ,but first to get  a proper Ubuntu install on there that isn't wubi :)
[04:56] <Dominus> and wine
[04:56] <BeWop> Disk /dev/sda: 80.0 GB, 80026361856 bytes
[04:56] <BeWop> 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 9729 cylinders
[04:56] <BeWop> Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
[04:56] <BeWop> Disk identifier: 0x94e494e4
[04:56] <BeWop>    Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[04:56] <BeWop> /dev/sda1            1484        9728    66227962+   7  HPFS/NTFS
[04:56] <PlasmaSheep> BeWop: Ah, sorry, I thought you just couldn't mount it.
[04:57] <scunizi> princedugan: try from www.localhost:631
[04:57] <FloodBot3> BeWop: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:57] <Guest23297> is this windows program
[04:57] <kebomix> hello , i need help with installing Intel Linux C++ Compiler  http://paste.ubuntu.com/162555/
[04:57] <shadeslayer> !pastebin > BeWop
[04:57] <user1> any suggestions for mythbuntu partitioning? 1TB drive, 1Gig ram
[04:57] <BeWop> Alright
[04:57] <mkasson> I'm missing something easy here.  I want to mount an nfs share so I'm doing mount -t nfs 192.168.0.9:/mnt/2 2 (and 2 is an ok mountpoint I believe)
[04:57] <Dominus> Seb, I´will take your advise. I´ll install ubuntu instead
[04:57] <PlasmaSheep> !mythbuntu | user1
[04:57] <BeWop> How do I do that >>
[04:57] <Dominus> and try to prove there
[04:57] <lstarnes> kebomix: is there any reason why you're using intel c++ instead of g++?
[04:58] <PlasmaSheep> BeWop: do what
[04:58] <user1> PlasmaSheep: this is a partitioning question
[04:58] <BeWop> Alright, so any ideas?
[04:58] <PlasmaSheep> user1: try #mythbuntu
[04:58] <sebsebseb> Dominus: Vista  XP  whatever  that will run in Virtualbox
[04:58] <shadeslayer> BeWop: um could you link me to that pastebin ??
[04:58] <kebomix> lstarnes: i'm just trying it , may be it is more good than gcc
[04:58] <user1> PlasmaSheep: ys
[04:58] <BeWop> Oh try it again >>
[04:59] <sebsebseb> Dominus: download the Ubuntu CD
[04:59] <Dominus> that`s the VM? Virutalbox?
[04:59] <PlasmaSheep> OpenGL is slow for me. Please help. (intel card)
[04:59] <shadeslayer> BeWop: what??
[04:59] <FloridaGuy> whats some good wallpaper sites
[04:59] <kaveh> anyone had issues running warcraft 3 and alt tabbing / changing workspace with just wine or crossover games in jaunty?
[04:59] <BeWop> shadeslayer: try the pastebin thing again
[04:59] <PerryArmstrong> during installation i want to keep a partition for backup how can i do this
[04:59] <Yopu> anyone know how to disable the mousewheel workspace switcher in compiz
[04:59] <PlasmaSheep> !pastebin | bewop
[04:59] <sebsebseb> Dominus: yes one of the  virtual machine programs and a rather good one http://www.virtualbox.org
[04:59] <pantsd> So I upgraded to 9.04, but now when I try and associate with some access points wpa_supplicants keeps on dissociating me from them [until I kill wpa_supplicant], any idea why this would happen?
[05:00] <shadeslayer> !pastebin > BeWop
[05:00] <NewPlayer> HI to all
[05:00] <lstarnes> kebomix: make sure you have the right version of icc
[05:00] <princedugan> scunizi: I should have clarified, cups is working fine, is *reported* broken. the ~~:631 link works, but I don't see an uninstal option there
[05:00] <BeWop> shadeslayer: http://paste.ubuntu.com/162559/
[05:00] <quizme> how do boot from a CD ?
[05:01] <NewPlayer> hi
[05:01] <PlasmaSheep> bewop: good news. Your partition exists.
[05:01] <racecar56> NewPlayer, hi
[05:01] <sebsebseb> quizme: it should boot up on newer computers no problem, if not  go into the bios and change the boot order
[05:01] <NewPlayer> i´m new in this game
[05:01] <BeWop> Yeah, I know that XD
[05:01] <BeWop> I just can't touch it
[05:01] <NewPlayer> and my english is so bad
[05:01] <shadeslayer> BeWop: ok now run mount /dev/sda1 in a terinal
[05:01] <sebsebseb> NewPlayer: so try a channel in your own language? which is?
[05:01] <PerryArmstrong> during installation i want to keep a partition for backup how can i do this
[05:01] <scunizi> princedugan: sorry that was my only suggestion.. you might ask in ##linux
[05:01] <racecar56> NewPlayer, i using ubuntu scince june/july 2008
[05:02] <PlasmaSheep> !tounges | NewPlayer
[05:02] <PlasmaSheep> ah
[05:02] <sebsebseb> racecar56: I am using Ubuntu since   2005  the second release.  Fedora Core 2 and 4 before Ubuntu
[05:02] <quizme> sebsebseb: can you change your name to sebb instead of sebsebseb?  it will be easier to type
[05:02] <racecar56> sebsebseb, cooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
[05:02] <sebsebseb> quizme: could do, but  I won't
[05:02] <PlasmaSheep> quizme: tab complete
[05:02] <BeWop> it says: mount: can't find /dev/sda1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[05:02] <shadeslayer> quizme: use tab complete
[05:02] <racecar56> sebsebseb, i would have used it if i would have heard of it >.<
[05:02] <PerryArmstrong> during installation i want to keep a partition for backup how can i do this
[05:02] <PlasmaSheep> BeWop: cd /dev
[05:02] <sebsebseb> racecar56: no Ubuntu when I started with Desktop GNU/Linux
[05:02] <PlasmaSheep> BeWop: find -name sda
[05:02] <NewPlayer> I would like to know new people
[05:03] <NewPlayer> for this reazon i´m here
[05:03] <mattgyver> Perry, you can manually partition the drive when you install
[05:03] <sebsebseb> NewPlayer: right, but
[05:03] <shadeslayer> !ot > NewPlayer
[05:03] <PlasmaSheep> !topic | NewPlayer
[05:03] <BeWop> ./sda
[05:03] <BeWop> ./.udev/names/sda
[05:03] <sebsebseb> NewPlayer: this is a channel for getting Ubuntu help, not getting to know people
[05:03] <quizme> sebsebseb:  how do i get into the bios ?
[05:03] <Dominus> Seb, Jdu, Thanks guys.
[05:03] <sebsebseb> quizme: when the computer loads,  it should  say something about that  press shift or whatever
[05:03] <PlasmaSheep> quizme: do you mean /boot ?
[05:03] <NewPlayer> ok
[05:03] <Dominus> good bye, and I will return in the next days
[05:03] <sebsebseb> Dominus: ok
[05:04] <PlasmaSheep> shadeslayer: what now?
[05:04] <PerryArmstrong> during installation i want to keep a partition for backup how can i do this
[05:04] <shadeslayer> PlasmaSheep: what??
[05:04] <BeWop> shadeslayer: it won't let me mount the partition even by force.
[05:04] <PlasmaSheep> shadeslayer: I meant with bewop
[05:04] <sebsebseb> Dominus: wait
[05:04] <NewPlayer> i have one question?
[05:04] <quizme> i pressed shift, but it just booted the whole thing
[05:04] <PlasmaSheep> !ask | NewPlayer
[05:04] <Dominus> seb ok
[05:04] <shadeslayer> BeWop: try this : gksu gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:04] <quizme> is it possible to repartition without having to reinstall ?
[05:04] <sebsebseb> Dominus: reply to my pm
[05:04] <PerryArmstrong> during installation i want to keep a partition for backup can anyone tell how i can do this
[05:04] <PlasmaSheep> !repeat | PerryArmstrong
[05:04] <BeWop> shadeslayer: pastebin the file?
[05:05] <PlasmaSheep> BeWop: yes
[05:05] <shadeslayer> BeWop: yes please
[05:05] <donavan01> I have an eeepc running eeebuntu distro (8.10 I think )will the upgrade to 9.04 using the update manager give me a standard version or the netbook version?
[05:05] <mattgyver> quizme, you can shrink the drive however you can not change its beginning point.
[05:05] <shadeslayer> !ntfs > BeWop
[05:05] <kaveh> anyone had issues running warcraft 3 and alt tabbing / changing workspace with just wine or crossover games in jaunty?
[05:05] <BeWop> http://paste.ubuntu.com/162565/
[05:05] <NewPlayer> how i can play on line?
[05:05] <shadeslayer> more info to try out
[05:05] <shadeslayer> !coc > NewPlayer
[05:05] <quizme> mattgyver: can i chop it up into pieces ?
[05:05] <PerryArmstrong> !no | PlasmaSheep
[05:05] <PlasmaSheep> whaa?
[05:05] <mattgyver> Perry, either via the live cd 'Manually Partition' or you can use a live cd of gparted to do so
[05:06] <mattgyver> quizme, as long as there is no data there, yes.
[05:06] <shadeslayer> BeWop: try this in a terminal sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/disk -o force
[05:06] <quizme> mattgyver: ok.  what's the command, or is there a gui for it ?
[05:06] <mattgyver> quizme, i would backup any important files, sometimes splitting the drives can have dissterous affects
[05:06] <PlasmaSheep> BeWop: cd /dev/
[05:06] <PlasmaSheep> BeWop: find -name sda*
[05:07] <shadeslayer> PlasmaSheep: i think either one of us hould help him
[05:07] <mattgyver> quizme, is this the ubuntu partition that you want to split??
[05:07] <PlasmaSheep> shadeslayer: what?
[05:07] <quizme> mattgyver: there is nothing on the system except for the OS itself.
[05:07] <quizme> mattgyver: yes.  it's a fresh install
[05:07] <BeWop> PlasmaSheep: shadeslayer: http://paste.ubuntu.com/162566/
[05:07] <shadeslayer> PlasmaSheep: you decide who should help BeWop me or you,because talking to 2 people can be quite confusing
[05:07] <mattgyver> quizme, download a live cd of gparted.  You dont want to do anything to the drive with it mounted.
[05:07] <PerryArmstrong> during installation i want to keep a partition for backup can anyone tell how i can do this
[05:08] <PlasmaSheep> shadeslayer: go for it, I don't know these things very well :)
[05:08] <shadeslayer> PlasmaSheep: ok
[05:08] <quizme> mattgyver: oh, so i have to boot from gparted?
[05:08] <BeWop> shadeslayer: get the pastebin?
[05:08] <shadeslayer> BeWop: now did you pastebin that menu.lst
[05:08] <shadeslayer> no
[05:08] <mattgyver> quizme, yes.
[05:08] <BeWop> shadeslayer: yeah, here http://paste.ubuntu.com/162565/
[05:09] <shadeslayer> BeWop: lol,windows is lost from grub itself :P
[05:09] <PlasmaSheep> OpenGL is slow for me. Please help. (intel card)
[05:09] <shadeslayer> !grub > BeWop
[05:09] <shadeslayer> BeWop: follow the instructions there on adding windows to the menu
[05:09] <PlasmaSheep> !grub > PlasmaSheep
[05:10] <BeWop> shadeslayer: k
[05:10] <shadeslayer> !pmthebot > PlasmaSheep
[05:10] <shadeslayer> !msgthebot > PlasmaSheep
[05:10] <PlasmaSheep> shadeslayer: why is that necessary? :p
[05:10] <BeWop> shadeslayer: how do I get permission to edit menu.lst?
[05:10] <shadeslayer> PlasmaSheep: un-necessary flooding in channel
[05:11] <PlasmaSheep> ah, ok. Sorry.
[05:11] <shadeslayer> BeWop: same command gksu gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:11] <ubuntu616> what can u say the attack of conflicker
[05:11] <ubuntu616> do u think is affected the attack?
[05:11] <BeWop> shadeslayer: k, I'll try that. I'll reboot and if it doesn't work, come back
[05:11] <bazhang> ubuntu616, nothing to do with ubuntu
[05:11] <shadeslayer> BeWop: sure
[05:11] <ubuntu616> oh really
[05:12] <shadeslayer> yes
[05:12] <bazhang> ubuntu616, please take chat elsewhere
[05:12] <PlasmaSheep> !ot | ubuntu616
[05:12] <ubuntu616> ok...
[05:12] <shadeslayer> hmm desktop effects cannot be enabled
[05:12] <BeWop> shadeslayer: in the menu, it's it (hd0,0) even if on the thing it's /dev/sda1?
[05:12] <shadeslayer> BeWop: yes
[05:13] <shadeslayer> copy the exact lines from there
[05:13] <BeWop> shadeslayer: alright
[05:13] <BeWop> shadeslayer: got it. I'll reboot now
[05:13] <PlasmaSheep> shadeslayer: http://forlong.blogage.de/entries/pages/Compiz-Check should check if your computer is effects-worthy and why not
[05:13] <Sefram> hello everyone, I have a question: How do i fond out what is going wrong when switching between virtual terminals always results in a black screen?
[05:13] <shadeslayer> BeWop: best of luck
[05:13] <shadeslayer> Sefram: you mean ctrl+alt+F1 shows a black screen?
[05:14] <PlasmaSheep> OpenGL is slow for me. Please help. (intel card)
[05:14] <Sefram> shadeslayer: yes
[05:14] <PerryArmstrong> during installation i want to keep a partition for backup can anyone tell how i can do this
[05:14] <Bo7> Is there a good Flash IDE for linux/ubuntu ?
[05:14] <PerryArmstrong> !ask | PlasmaSheep
[05:14] <PlasmaSheep> PerryArmstrong: enough.
[05:14] <Sefram> shadeslayer: its an ibook g4 with ati radeon driver with jaunty
[05:15] <shadeslayer> Sefram: no idea there
[05:15] <PerryArmstrong> PlasmaSheep; :)
[05:15] <sysdoc> OK, where did they hide the Amarok settings for the sound devices in this new ver 2.0.2??
[05:15] <jelly-bean> how can i compile a .vcproj for use in Linux? I'm trying to get this to VC++ src run on my ubuntu: http://www.flos-freeware.ch/notepad2.html
[05:16] <shadeslayer> sysdoc: hehe there not there,it uses kmix now
[05:16] <shadeslayer> sysdoc: also ask in #Amarok to be sure
[05:17] <mythman> installed xbmc and got a cover to display in thumb nail but now want to know how to get the imdb info pulled in when you bring up the film info
[05:17] <sysdoc> shadeslayer, no let's stay with you for now, lol!! Kmix?? I'm in Gnome do I have to install it or 'am I missing something?
[05:17] <PlasmaSheep> !xbmc | mythman
[05:17] <BeWop> shadeslayer: all it did was flash loading stage 2 for a couple secons
[05:17] <dcider> sysdoc, no sound?
[05:17] <syntax\> how come i cannot change my emerald themes right away? what should i do?
[05:17] <BeWop> *seconds
[05:18] <shadeslayer> sysdoc: oh,then you have to use the sound prefrences in alsa
[05:18] <racecar56> gtg
[05:18] <isaac_> In Ubuntu 9.04 what do you have to do to be able to get REAL XChat in Synaptic?
[05:18] <sceo_> what alternative IM clients exist for Ubuntu, other than Pidgin and Empathy?  I'm looking for something for google talk (including hosted) and AIM, primarily.  (My pidgin's protocols were broken, so I built from source, so now it crashes when I enable my gtalk hosted account)
[05:18] <BeWop> shadeslayer: yeah, that didn't work
[05:18] <isaac_> I turned on universe and multiverse and all I can find is XChat-gnome.
[05:18] <sysdoc> dcider, yea, ditto
[05:18] <bazhang> isaac_, install it
[05:19] <bazhang> !info xchat
[05:19] <BeWop> shadeslayer: but you think it's still a problem with that file?
[05:19] <BeWop> shadeslayer: originally, I had ubuntu installed first
[05:19] <TweakedEh> My audio works when I log on but not for Youtube or VLC. What should I do?
[05:19] <isaac_> For the record, XChat-Gnome is locked-down, "here-let-me-make-it-easier-by-taking-the-tools-away" junk. :P
[05:19] <shadeslayer> BeWop: and??
[05:19] <BeWop> shadeslayer: well, that worked
[05:19] <isaac_> bazhang how do you find it?
[05:19] <BeWop> shadeslayer: but not it's not working
[05:20] <PlasmaSheep> OpenGL is slow for me. Please help. (intel card)
[05:20] <Omoikane__> is the next distro since ibex been released?
[05:20] <shadeslayer> BeWop: so?? whats the problem now?
[05:20] <isaac_> Synaptic won't even show real XChat.
[05:20] <digdeep> hi, I set this up with cron "17 14 * * * /usr/bin/updatedb", but it doesn't run. Any idea?
[05:20] <shadeslayer> Omoikane__: yes
[05:20] <BeWop> shadeslayer: It just flashes Loading Stage 2
[05:20] <BeWop> shadeslayer: and doesn't load
[05:20] <bazhang> isaac_, its in component universe sudo apt-get install xchat
[05:20] <dcider> sysdoc, sudo apt-get install libxine1-ffmpeg
[05:20] <Omoikane__> shadeslayer how to you upgrade?
[05:20] <isaac_> I toggled universe bazhang
[05:20] <isaac_> Hit reload, it reloaded.
[05:20] <shadeslayer> Omoikane__: through the update manager
[05:20] <isaac_> Still no real XChat in Synaptic.
[05:20] <BeWop> shadeslayer: maybe because I originally installed ubuntu first, then it's a different thing than (hd0,0) ?
[05:20] <Bo7> can I program Flash in linux?
[05:20] <shadeslayer> BeWop: strange worked for me though
[05:21] <bazhang> isaac_, what version of ubuntu
[05:21] <isaac_> 9.04
[05:21] <BeWop> shadeslayer: what did you install first?
[05:21] <sysdoc> dcider, K,
[05:21] <zzznn> why i can't user command  sudo get-apt install traceroute
[05:21] <shadeslayer> BeWop: nope i installed ubuntu first too
[05:21] <BeWop> shadeslayer: weird...
[05:21] <bazhang> isaac_, lets see your sources.list to paste.ubuntu.com
[05:21] <danbhfive> zzznn: try mtr
[05:21] <shadeslayer> BeWop: did you add it at the bottom
[05:21] <zzznn> thanks
[05:21] <isaac_> I rebooted into the installed 8.04 to get my real XChat back bazhang
[05:21] <BeWop> shadeslayer: I added it right under where the ubuntu one's were
[05:22] <sceo_> zzznn apt-get, not get-apt
[05:22] <zzznn> hehe
[05:22] <bullgard4> Is there a key combination in MetaCity to maximize the current window?
[05:22] <PlasmaSheep> OpenGL is slow for me. Please help. (intel card)
[05:22] <BeWop> shadeslayer: just add it at the bottem instead?
[05:22] <shadeslayer> BeWop: no!!! add it to the bottom
[05:22] <lstarnes> bullgard4: maybe ctrl+f10
[05:22] <isaac_> Speaking of which........... why is universe turned OFF by default?
[05:22] <BeWop> shadeslayer: alright, I'll try that really quick and come back
[05:23] <isaac_> I thought that repo was always default on.
[05:23] <bullgard4> lstarnes: This does not work.
[05:23] <zzznn> Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[05:23] <lstarnes> PlasmaSheep: could you please provide more details about that?
[05:23] <bazhang> zzznn, close all other instances of apt
[05:23] <lstarnes> zzznn: close any other package managers (like add/remove or synaptic)
[05:23] <PlasmaSheep> lstarnes: like what? I don't even know what to provide.
[05:23] <danbhfive> zzznn: just run mtr
[05:24] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Hibernate has stopped working after the swap partition was modified, is there any way to re-enable it?
[05:24] <shadeslayer> hi can someone help me with enabling desktop effects
[05:24] <lstarnes> PlasmaSheep: like the output of glxinfo, the version of ubuntu, and the exact model number of the card
[05:24] <zzznn> forget another
[05:25] <lstarnes> PlasmaSheep: also, try testing glxgears
[05:25] <BeWop> shadeslayer: alright, same result
[05:25] <sysdoc> dcider, No joy says my ALSA device HDA Intel does not work, lol
[05:25] <markl_> good evenig
[05:25] <markl_> evening too
[05:25] <tritium> I cannot open any files on my mounted ntfs partition.
[05:25] <markl_> does ubuntu 9.04 really only come with 3 brown backgrounds and 0 of any other color?
[05:25] <ripps> lstarnes PlasmaSheep: glxgears isn't considered an accurate measure of graphic performance.
[05:25] <dcider> sysdoc, bummer
[05:25] <markl_> is there a deb package to add more?
[05:25] <shadeslayer> BeWop: ok pastebin your menu.lst
[05:25] <BeWop> shadeslayer: is it possible to command it to boot directly from /dev/sda1  ?
[05:26] <lstarnes> markl_: you can manually add others
[05:26] <shadeslayer> BeWop: never tried that
[05:26] <sysdoc> dcider,  yeah, wsucks out loud
[05:26] <Darael> markl_: no, but there's about another five under /usr/share/backgrounds
[05:26] <markl_> Darael: ok thanks
[05:26] <Darael> and you can always manually add more
[05:26] <shadeslayer> brb
[05:26] <BeWop> !pastebin >bewop
[05:26] <markl_> yeah i was just hoping there was a lazy way to get 20-30 more with just apt-get
[05:27] <dcider> sysdoc no sound from any app?
[05:27] <PlasmaSheep> lstarnes: glxinfo http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/162570/ lspci http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/162571/ ubuntu 9.04 glxgears http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/162572/
[05:27] <BeWop> shadeslayer: http://paste.ubuntu.com/162573/
[05:27] <lstarnes> PlasmaSheep: lspci only lists pci devices
[05:27] <bullgard4> My root partition threatens to overflow. Can you recommend a check list of usual suspect packages and files to remove in that case? (http:paste.debian.net/34977)
[05:27] <bullgard4> My root partition threatens to overflow. Can you recommend a check list of usual suspect packages and files to remove in that case? (http://paste.debian.net/34977)
[05:27] <PlasmaSheep> lstarnes: How can I get my graphics card model number then?
[05:28] <PlasmaSheep> bullgard4: try getting ubuntu-tweak and cleaning stuff
[05:28] <Darael> markl_: there's a package called gnome-backgrounds that'll give you a few more.
[05:28] <sysdoc> dcider, All other apps as a matter of fact-8.10 to 9.04 upgrade, BTW
[05:28] <lstarnes> PlasmaSheep: I'll see if it's in lspci first
[05:28] <bullgard4> PlasmaSheep: I cannot start a search for "stuff". I need a more precise advice.
[05:29] <dcider> sysdoc i gave up the upgrade routine cause it never worked for me....now always a clean install
[05:29] <PlasmaSheep> bullgard4: it gives you an option to remove packages. Remove all of them it suggests.
[05:29] <lstarnes> PlasmaSheep: check line two of the lspci post
[05:30] <PlasmaSheep> lstarnes: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[05:30] <sysdoc> dcider, last 2 were flawless here... No excuse on a mp3 player ya know?
[05:30] <shadeslayer> BeWop: back
[05:30] <BeWop> shadeslayer: k
[05:30] <BeWop> shadeslayer: here's the menu.lst http://paste.ubuntu.com/162573/
[05:31] <icouto> Hello! I'm new to Ubuntu, and am having a problem trying to switch off an older (6 years-old) computer into which I've just installed 9.04. When I try to switch the computer off, I get the following error messages at the end of the process: http://paste.ubuntu.com/162568/  Can anyone help?
[05:31] <shadeslayer> BeWop: looks fine to me
[05:31] <BeWop> shadeslayer: yeah, but it's not working
[05:31] <xEnt> someone reply to me
[05:32] <xEnt> in the next 5 seocnds
[05:32] <xEnt> 1400 online, 1 must be here
[05:32] <xEnt> lol
[05:32] <shadeslayer> !patience
[05:32] <BeWop> shadeslayer: any other ides?
[05:32] <shadeslayer> BeWop: yeah one sec
[05:32] <dayo> xEnt: what was your question?
[05:32] <BeWop> shadeslayer: mmk
[05:32] <shadeslayer> !ntfs > BeWop
[05:32] <tfrew> http://www.hugeurl.com/?ODMzNjNhZGQ5ODI2MmZlMWRjNTc0MTJmNzg3
[05:32] <tfrew> Y2FmODYmMTUmVm0wd2QyUXlVWGxWV0d4V1YwZDRWMVl3WkRSWFJteFZVMjA1
[05:32] <tfrew> VjAxV2JETlhhMk0xVmpGYWMySkVUbGhoTWsweFdWZDRTMk14WkhGUmJGWlhZ
[05:32] <tfrew> a2hDVVZacVFtRlpWMDE1VTJ0V1ZXSkhhRzlVVmxaM1ZsWmFkR05GWkZwV01E
[05:32] <FloodBot3> tfrew: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:33] <tfrew> RTFWVEowVjFaWFNraGhSemxWVmpOT00xcFZXbUZqVmtaMFVteFNUbUY2UlRG
[05:33] <shadeslayer> meh,trolls
[05:33] <lstarnes> PlasmaSheep: I'm pretty sure that should work
[05:33] <lstarnes> PlasmaSheep: what is opengl slow in?
[05:33] <dcider> sysdoc have you tried removing phonon-backend-gstreamer and installing/reinstalling phonon-backend-xine... seems there have been issues with these....
[05:33] <PlasmaSheep> shadeslayer: s/trolls/swine/
[05:33] <PlasmaSheep> lstarnes: everything
[05:33] <lstarnes> PlasmaSheep: like?
[05:33] <PlasmaSheep> lstarnes: games, screensavers
[05:34] <dayo> i guess not, then
[05:34] <dayo> nite, people
[05:34] <shadeslayer> PlasmaSheep: swine flu ?? :P
[05:34] <BeWop> shadeslayer: wait, this is all like hda1 and such, mine says sda1. So should I change that thing to (sd0,0)
[05:34] <PlasmaSheep> shadeslayer: heh
[05:34] <lstarnes> PlasmaSheep: is this on a laptop?
[05:34] <PlasmaSheep> lstarnes: yes
[05:34] <shadeslayer> BeWop: no,your mount point is /dev/sda
[05:34] <sysdoc> dcider, no, but6 good find dewd! Just eyeballed that myself! U B Otay witme!
[05:34] <shadeslayer> BeWop: your chainloader is in hd0,0
[05:34] <BeWop> shadeslayer: so the mount point has nothing to do with how it's booted?
[05:35] <shadeslayer> no
[05:35] <lstarnes> PlasmaSheep: it may just be the card.  Have you tried it with other operating systems like windows?
[05:35] <BeWop> shadeslayer: got it
[05:35] <PlasmaSheep> lstarnes: worked fine in windows and 8.10 (after xorg.conf tweak)
[05:35] <shadeslayer> BeWop: can you get the partition to mount by that wiki??
[05:35] <bullgard4> PlasmaSheep: What do you mean by "it"?
[05:35] <mercutio22> I am getting Kernel Panics caused by firefox it seems: May  2 01:04:29 GlaDOS kernel: [  288.503959] Pid: 4421, comm: firefox Tainted: P           2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu
[05:35] <isaac_> It's me again!
[05:35] <mercutio22> what can I do?
[05:35] <PlasmaSheep> bullgard4: ubuntu tweak
[05:35] <BeWop> shadeslayer: still running through it, give me a sec
[05:35] <isaac_> bazhang: Synaptic still won't show me real XChat.  I'm here through Pidgin.
[05:36] <Arblegarble> Hi, is there a way to force network manager to accept a WPA2 personal 64char hex key as a literal PKI? It keeps trying to use it as a passphrase. I had to change my router config to a passphrase to get a connection.
[05:36] <lstarnes> PlasmaSheep: do you use compiz?
[05:36] <BeWop> shadeslayer: nope
[05:36] <BeWop> shadeslayer: tried force mounting it to
[05:36] <BeWop> shadeslayer: that's not working
[05:36] <bullgard4> PlasmaSheep: Do you mean the DEB program package 'tweak' that Ubuntu offers?
[05:36] <isaac_> bazhang: I tried through command line, sudo apt-get install xchat.  It found it straight off.
[05:37] <isaac_> So why won't synaptic show real XChat?
[05:37] <shadeslayer> BeWop: whats the error??
[05:37] <scunizi> isaac_: it should
[05:37] <lstarnes> isaac_: it should.  add/remove might not show it
[05:37] <BeWop> shadeslayer: hold on, let me get it again XD
[05:37] <isaac_> It should by all I know too.  But it won't.
[05:38] <lstarnes> isaac_: does it show xchat-gnome?
[05:38] <BeWop> shadeslayer: http://paste.ubuntu.com/162577/
[05:38] <isaac_> Yeah, but who wants locked-down XChat-Gnome?
[05:38] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Hibernate has stopped working after the swap partition was modified, is there any way to re-enable it?
[05:38] <isaac_> Can't even do anything in that.  Sure can't be an effective moderator. :/
[05:38] <lstarnes> isaac_: I don't think it was intended to be locked down.  iirc it's still in the 0.X series
[05:39] <dty545> #ubuntu-motu is pretty dead, but im wondering if someone can tell me if patch versioning is release independent?
[05:39] <shadeslayer> BeWop: same error with mount /dev/sda1 ??
[05:39] <BeWop> shadeslayer: nope
[05:39] <shadeslayer> BeWop: cannot find..
[05:39] <BeWop> shadeslayer: that one is can't find /dev/sda1 in /ect/fstab or /etc/mtab
[05:39] <BeWop> yeah
[05:40]  * shadeslayer thinks
[05:40] <Horusofoz> Hi guys
[05:40] <Arblegarble> Hi, is there a way to force network manager to accept a WPA2 personal 64char hex key as a literal PKI? It keeps trying to use it as a passphrase.
[05:40] <icouto> Hello, all. I'm new to Ubuntu, and Linux, and am having a problem trying to switch off an older (6 years-old) computer into which I've just installed 9.04. When I try to switch it off, I get the following error messages at the end of the process: http://paste.ubuntu.com/162568/  Any hints as to what I might try? - no luck in docs or Google...
[05:41] <BeWop> shadeslayer: here's the chain of events that led me here. 1. Installed ubuntu. 2 Installed XP. 3. Formatted and installed ubuntu. 4. Shut down XP improperly. 5. Formatted ubuntu and installed gOS (mistake). 6. Formatted gOS and installed ubuntu
[05:41] <jwzja> anyone here using ubuntu on a netbook?
[05:41] <AK_Dave> jwzja: me
[05:41] <shadeslayer> BeWop: is it possible for you to reinstall ubuntu
[05:41] <bullgard4> CoJaBo-Aztec: Yes. Repair the swap partition. When asking for help please include the exact error message that you obtain or the dmesg output.
[05:41] <shadeslayer> *win XP
[05:42] <Horusofoz> How do I remove all applications from ubuntu so I can just install and update the ones I want like OpenOffice, GIMP, Firefox and Thunderbird?
[05:42] <jwzja> AK_Dave: cool. i found the solution, but why does muting the pcm channel when sound is playing cause static on some systems? i'm using an eee pc 901
[05:42] <BeWop> shadeslayer: is that possible without losing the files? If I wasn't trying to save my files, then I would have done that by now.
[05:42] <penguin-up> ﻿jwzja use eeebuntu
[05:42] <invader_zim> is the reason r2-d2 beeps so much because someone fucked up the alsa drivers?
[05:42] <AK_Dave> jwzja: I don't know.
[05:42] <shadeslayer> BeWop: Win XP reinstall ?
[05:42] <BeWop> shadeslayer: Yeah
[05:42] <bullgard4> invader_zim: Mind your language in this channel.
[05:43] <invader_zim> bah.. ok
[05:43] <jwzja> penguin-up why? everything has worked out of the box and i fixed the problem i mentioned by setting the hotkeys to mute master channel instead of PCM.
[05:43] <shadeslayer> BeWop: well you could try a live cd..maybe it can read the partition
[05:43] <BeWop> shadeslayer: an XP live cd?
[05:43] <quizme> how do i get internet working?
[05:43] <shadeslayer> BeWop: lol,no ubuntu live cd
[05:43] <BeWop> shadeslayer: how do I get one of those?
[05:43] <BeWop> shadeslayer: oh maybe
[05:43] <penguin-up> ﻿jwzja; i use stock OS Xandros but eeebuntu is very popular
[05:43] <lanoxx> there are XP live cds!
[05:43] <ubunewbie> hi all, i have a newly installed ubuntu 9.04 and it keeps crashing. any ideas that could help?
[05:43] <BeWop> shadeslayer: I doubt it though, gOS didn't detect it
[05:43] <BeWop> shadeslayer: on it's live cs
[05:44] <BeWop> *cd
[05:44] <Tha_Stig> hello
[05:44] <CoJaBo-Aztec> bullgard4: Swap works fine, couldn't find an error in dmesg. The ststem appears to hibernate fine, but on resume it just boots normally instead of loading the saved state.
[05:44] <shadeslayer> BeWop: well try a ubuntu live CD anyway just to double check
[05:44] <jwzja> penguin-up: you should put jaunty netbook remix on there :) it all works very well
[05:44] <bullgard4> quizme: Find an article in help.ubuntu.com about the Internet and start reading it.
[05:44] <BeWop> shadeslayer: Alright, I'll get back on when I'm done
[05:44] <sysdoc> Amarok-POS! lol
[05:44] <coleys> fdf
[05:44] <Tha_Stig> i messed up my installation of ubuntu and i get a grub error 17. after formatting my hard drive. i cant seem to start a live session either. what do i do :(
[05:45] <sebsebseb> !grub |  Tha_Stig
[05:45] <kj4> jaunty notebook remix workd great on my mini9
[05:45] <Horusofoz> How do I remove all applications from ubuntu so I can just install and update the ones I want like OpenOffice, GIMP, Firefox and Thunderbird?
[05:45] <Tha_Stig> thanks
[05:45] <shentino> How do I tell kvm to accept connections on certain guest ports from outside the host?
[05:45] <sysdoc> Amarok- All I want is a nice ear bleed on a Friday night and it don't like the 9.04 ver
[05:45] <quizme> bullgard4: what if i can't read
[05:45] <shentino> I tried -redir but that doesn't seem to let packets in from beyond the host
[05:45] <voss> kj4, Im not surprised.... I have a mini9 too.
[05:46] <kj4> voss, what do you run on it?
[05:46] <AK_Dave> jwzja: Jaunty UNR installs a i386 Jaunty, but it says its for "Atom". It really isn't, its generic for midsize (9"+) netbooks. The Jaunty for tiny netbooks is the MID.
[05:46] <voss> Jaunty NBR
[05:46] <bullgard4> CoJaBo-Aztec: "normally" is probably Ubuntu's fall-back solution. Get a knowledgeable person to analyze your dmesg output. Resuming r
[05:46] <Tha_Stig> um let me clarify, i have no OS on my netbook and nomatter which OS i try to install i get the same error
[05:46] <kj4> voss, runs infinitely better than the buntu that came on it
[05:47] <AK_Dave> voss: Is your kernel the i386 or the lpia?
[05:47] <voss> Kj4, dell's ubuntu 8.04 is an abortion of an OS its like if microsoft did a windows me version of ubuntu.
[05:47] <icouto> Hello, all. I'm new to Ubuntu, and Linux, and cannot to switch off an older (6 years-old) desktop computer into which I've successfully installed 9.04. When I try to switch it off, I get the following error messages at the end of the process: http://paste.ubuntu.com/162568/  Any hints as to what I might try? - no luck in docs or Google...
[05:47] <bullgard4> CoJaBo-Aztec: "normally" is probably Ubuntu's fall-back solution. Get a knowledgeable person to analyze your dmesg output. Resuming from hibernation is a complex process and needs detailed analysis. This mostly can be started with inspecting dmesg output.
[05:47] <icouto> this happens from live CD, too.
[05:47] <jwzja> AK_Dave: really, that's interesting. i kind of wish i had looked a little more before setting it all up :) but i'll stick with what i have for now, too lazy
[05:48] <jon23d> tha-stig do bios settings prevent booting  from cd?
[05:48] <Tha_Stig> its a netbook i dont have a cd-rom drive. im using unetbootin on a USB stick
[05:48] <kj4> voss, good analogy.  i'm so happy with that machine now though
[05:48] <voss> Kj4, I use i385, lpia doesnt have enough repositories and the battery life isnt enough different, I have 4 hours 15 minutes on Jaunty I386 NBR
[05:48] <voss> I mean i386
[05:49] <angela> Hello, all...
[05:49] <jon23d> the_stig ok, do bios settings prevent boot from usb?
[05:49] <CoJaBo-Aztec> bullgard4: Ok. Is there anything common that it might be? Both the swap and BR were modified, but only swap is involved in hibernate resume, right?
[05:49] <voss> jon ,they can
[05:49] <Tha_Stig> nope, i have installed OS's from usb in the past
[05:49] <Tha_Stig> both linux and windows
[05:49] <kj4> voss i installed wicd to replace network mangler, works great
[05:49] <AK_Dave> voss: That sounds about right. No bluetooth? I really like the UNR because it is built on i386, so you can dpkg or apt-get anything you want, and the UNR interface is optional.
[05:49] <Schalken> !nvidia
[05:49] <jon23d> voss, regardless of mbr, he should be able to boot live distro for repair, no?
[05:50] <angela> serious problem - just installed ubuntu 9.04 and now can't get wireless internet connection off a Netgear router (Linksys router works just fine. Should i wat on an update or is there something I can do now?
[05:50] <AK_Dave> voss: Have you tried the Jaunty aircraft-manager?
[05:50] <voss> yes Jon, but usb booter has to come first
[05:50] <Tha_Stig> i had ubuntu, i used a live cd to delete the partitions in order to try the windows 7. it didnt work, neither did the live ubuntu. im stuck in bios
[05:50] <jon23d> voss - so he must enable in bios then
[05:51] <AK_Dave> angela: The brand of the router should be irrelevant.
[05:51] <nnutter> Anyone using multifinger clicking/tapping and would like the mapping to match OS X? I finally figured out how to do it and I posted about it on my website (http://nnutter.com/2009/05/tweaking-ubuntu-on-a-macbook/). Sorry for the "plug" just trying to share.
[05:51] <shadeslayer> Tha_Stig: can you boot from a live CD?
[05:51] <Tha_Stig> only usb :) no cdrom present
[05:51] <sysdoc> LMAO! Could someone please tell me why Pulse Audio ever made it into the mix?? Is it not like a Human with a tail??
[05:51] <AK_Dave> angela: The two routers must be configured differently.
[05:51] <shadeslayer> Tha_Stig: um can you make a live USB then??
[05:52] <angela> AK_Dave - that's what I thought originally, but I've tried everything - 9.04 just can't seem to recognize the netgear router. By the way, 8.10 worked just fine with both routers.
[05:52] <jon23d> tha_stig what are boot options in bios?
[05:52] <Tha_Stig> i am downloading the latest ubuntu right now to try unetbootin with it
[05:52] <elky> angela, does the netgear router have any security settings like Mac address filtering or wpa?
[05:52] <shadeslayer> Tha_Stig: forget it ,unetbootin fails big time
[05:52] <Tha_Stig> its usb, hard disk and network
[05:52] <AK_Dave> angela: Perhaps you have hidden SSID enabled on the netgear router?
[05:52] <voss> tha_stig, usb device has to come first.
[05:52] <angela> AK_Dave - I'm new to Linux (a new convert from Windows), so I don't know anything about configuring routers with a linux machine...any suggestions?
[05:52] <jon23d> try disabling hdd
[05:53] <Horusofoz> How do I remove all applications from ubuntu so I can just install and update the ones I want like OpenOffice, GIMP, Firefox and Thunderbird?
[05:53] <AK_Dave> angela: Its the same as configuring routers from a Windows machine.
[05:53] <icouto> Hello, all. I'm new to Ubuntu, and Linux, and am having a with putting a desktop computer to hybernate or switch off - it is successfully running 9.04. When I try to hybernate or switch it off, I get the error messages on the screen, and a total system freeze. The following error messages, for instance, appear at the end of the switch off process: http://paste.ubuntu.com/162568/  It never switches off - I have to cut it off at the power point. Any hints as t
[05:53] <Tha_Stig> is there something better than unetbotin?
[05:53] <shadeslayer> voss: no necessary,he can press F12 to choose boot device
[05:53] <angela> AK_Dave - I will check the router and see - thans...
[05:53] <shadeslayer> Tha_Stig: usb creator in ubuntu 8.10
[05:53] <shadeslayer> *not
[05:54] <Horusofoz> my ubuntu update manager keeps saying there are 42 updates required when I check no matter how many times I update :(
[05:54] <AK_Dave> Tha_Stig: Imagewriter is good too.
[05:54] <Tha_Stig> hmmm but i only have a windows machine operational at the moment....only barely -_-
[05:54] <scunizi> Horusofoz: why don't you start with the server install and then add what you want, gnome, xfce4, kde, then add the programs you want.. to do it in the reverse means using synaptic to remove  stuff.
[05:54] <syntax\> does anyone in here know how to edit the scroll bar in gtk theme's? mine is too dark, i wanna lighten the color.
[05:54] <AK_Dave> Horusofoz: update from commandline.
[05:54] <tritium> ntfs support on jaunty appears broken
[05:54] <shadeslayer> AK_Dave: isnt that for the UNR ?
[05:54] <shadeslayer> tritium: no
[05:54] <Tha_Stig> ok ubuntu finished downloading..wish me luck :D brb
[05:55] <jon23d> tha_stig boot into live cd there to make usb?
[05:55] <AK_Dave> shadeslayer: It is for writing .img files from Linux,
[05:55] <tritium> shadeslayer: I cannot open files on a mounted ntfs partition
[05:55] <Horusofoz> k I'll try but absolute noob:(
[05:55] <jon23d> gl
[05:55] <shadeslayer> !ntfs > tritium
[05:55] <voss> wifi does not effect airplanes
[05:55] <tritium> shadeslayer: yes, I've read that.  No help whatsoever.
[05:55] <shadeslayer> AK_Dave: from linux
[05:55] <PerryArmstrong> during installation i want to keep a partition for backup can anyone tell how i can do this
[05:55] <tritium> shadeslayer: as well as !fuse and !ntfs-3g
[05:55] <AK_Dave> shadeslayer: that too
[05:55] <shadeslayer> ok i have to go
[05:55] <shadeslayer> bye
[05:56] <herzon> herzon@186.97.48.75
[05:56] <Darael> !partitions | PerryArmstrong
[05:56] <AK_Dave> voss: No, it only affects paranoid avionics techs.
[05:56] <voss> AK, FAA has even said it doesnt, cause airlines want to start offering wifi on flights
[05:56] <chetnick> Anyone knows any rapidshare downloader for ubuntu that supports premium account (user and pass)?
[05:56] <Tha_Stig> doesnt the live cd have it's own bootloader/grub?
[05:57] <coleys_> chetnick: Sec
[05:57] <BeWop> shadeslayer: alright
[05:57] <AK_Dave> voss: But the FAA does require the airline to do some certification on the plane that is going to have wifi. Which just means more money paid to paranoid avionics techs.
[05:57] <BeWop> shadeslayer: I'm on the live cd, and that's not really working either
[05:57] <sysdoc> dcider, Well it appears that Amarok is the only app that like Pulse-Audio, the world just makes no sense any longer, lol
[05:57] <Darael> Tha_Stig: the live CD uses Syslinux for a bootloader, I believe
[05:57] <coleys_> chetnick: Tucan!
[05:57] <shentino> Is there a good place to ask about networking with qemu?
[05:57] <phantom---> someone knows if myscreenrecorder is available for ubuntu?
[05:57] <coleys_> chetnick: http://www.getdeb.net/search.php?keywords=rapidshare
[05:57] <Tha_Stig> so as long as the usb is properly made, the stuff on my harddrive is irrelevant right?
[05:57] <BeWop> shadeslayer: "Failed to start the volume, Invalid arguement"
[05:58] <digdeep> hi, can I add "sudo" in cron -->  "17 10 * * * sudo /usr/bin/updatedb"?
[05:58] <chetnick> coleys_: thanks will check it out.
[05:58] <Horusofoz> scunizi: I tried the update from the command line and I get a heap of stuff run down screen than reading package lists... donw but when I repeat the update command to get the word that its up to date the same thing happens :(
[05:59] <kebomix> hello , how to add c++ headers to monodevelop ?
[05:59] <AK_Dave> voss: The only use I have for aircraft-manager is to force off my radios to squeak a little extra untethered battery life out of my Mini.
[05:59] <v4vijayakumar> finally.. upgraded my system to ubuntu 9.04. first I thing I did  was mount. still ext3 ?! huh? /dev/sda2 on / type ext3
[05:59] <voss> AK I dont know if it makes that much difference
[05:59] <herzon> hi, all...  I have Xubunto 9 .04 this is fantastic
[06:00] <chetnick> coleys_: no premium account support on this one.
[06:00] <Darael> !ext4 | v4vijayakumar
[06:00] <bullgard4> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/Issue117: "Ubuntu Tweak is an application which allows easy configurations of the Ubuntu desktop and system. The latest version of Ubuntu Tweak has been released." What is its filename or the name the DEB program package?
[06:00] <PerryArmstrong> Dareal; they haven't mentioned about a partition for backup
[06:00] <Enasni> does anyone here know how to apply a GRUB bootloader image? i already have it made...
[06:00] <kebomix> herzon: congratz :D
[06:00] <AK_Dave> voss: With it, I've taken my amps down to 7.2 and still been playing fullscreen video.
[06:00] <kebomix> hello , how to add c++ headers to monodevelop ?
[06:00] <tritium> kebomix: please stop repeating
[06:00] <voss> AK so how much battery life does it add?
[06:00] <AK_Dave> voss: Without it, I have a hard time getting below 8.5
[06:00] <scunizi> Horusofoz: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade   ..... copy and paste that and see what happens
[06:00] <sysdoc> OK for any Multimedia Geeks out there, The vol in ALSA is just not what I can achieve in Winamp.. Any tweaks that can achieve earbleed mode??
[06:01] <kebomix> tritium: sry , i repeated it by wrong
[06:01] <Tha_Stig> soo i just made a bootable usb for ubuntu and now the netbook wont go past the press f2 to enter setup and f12 to change boot order screen. both options dont work.its just frozen
[06:01] <AK_Dave> voss: Time added? Maybe 10-20min tops.
[06:01] <Darael> Tha_Stig: is that only with the mem stick inserted?
[06:02] <Tha_Stig> yep nothin else
[06:02] <voss> AK, not enough for me to worry about :)
[06:02] <AK_Dave> voss: Maybe not. Depends on if you fly, how much, and how far.
[06:02] <pastudan> can someone help me with a Wireless LED issue with a HP dv8000 notebook?
[06:02] <voss> AK youd be better off with a second battery :)
[06:02] <Darael> Tha_Stig: so if you remove the stick and reboot, it's not frozen at that point?
[06:02] <Jari--> is it possible to setup a wireless network with just two WLAN adapters (no router) ?
[06:03] <Enasni> Jari: yes it is possible in an ad-hoc network
[06:03] <PlasmaSheep> lstarnes: no
[06:03] <AK_Dave> voss: If I can squeeze one battery, the second is pure reserve. If I can't squeeze one battery, then I'm looking at "stage one, stage two".
[06:03] <PlasmaSheep> !ubuntu-tweak | bullgard
[06:03] <lstarnes> PlasmaSheep: was that about compiz?
[06:03] <PlasmaSheep> lstarnes: yes :p
[06:03] <PlasmaSheep> sorry, left
[06:03] <error404notfound> there are two dirs say dir1 and dir2. i want to copy all contents of dir1 to dir2 including the hidden ones. Would would be the command? cp dir/* dir2/ ? that would miss the invisible files, right?
[06:03] <lstarnes> PlasmaSheep: I'm not sure what else could be causing the slowness.   Someone else may know
[06:03] <PlasmaSheep> bullgard4: http://ubuntu-tweak.com/
[06:04] <AK_Dave> voss: And yes, when I travel long distances I swipe the battery from my kids' Mini and take it with me. :)
[06:04] <voss> AK, or you can get an 8 cell battery for the mini 9 *evil grin*
[06:04] <PlasmaSheep> lstarnes: thanks for helping.
[06:04] <AK_Dave> voss: Not an option until someone can make one that works right.
[06:05] <darcknight> hi there. i was a long time ubuntu user but ubuntu 8.10 with compiz was becoming too heavy for my system so i went to do a custom lean ubuntu with instructions from DWW. i did a custom partitioning with /, /home, /usr, /junk and /av. now my doubt is nautilus doesnt show any folders lile pictures etc in my home folder and i cant mount the custom mounts using my account
[06:06] <steven> Hey all
[06:06] <AK_Dave> bye all
[06:06] <mercutio22> Hey steven
[06:06] <steven> I cannot seem to get a movie to play on Totem movie player. Can I please get some help?
[06:06] <Horusofoz> scunizi: Did as you instructed and then when I repeat the command repeats as if it hasn't updated. I tried to pastebin the result but it triggers the pam filter:(
[06:06] <Horusofoz> can I pm the result to you?
[06:06] <mercutio22> steven, go to medibuntu.org
[06:06] <BeWop> Hello, I am having problems getting my Ubuntu and Grub to reconize the Windows XP partition, and I can't mount or boot up Windows XP. This is due to my own stupid fault, because I didn't give XP a clean shutdown before I installed ubuntu. Anyone willing to help out?
[06:06] <steven> ok
[06:07] <voss> AK, they did tests on one, it looks weird but gets like 7 hours of battery life
[06:07] <Horusofoz> scunizi: just realised I can pm it to you as I have it running in an ubuntu guest (VirtualBox)
[06:07] <scunizi> Horusofoz: no need.. do you actually have an internet connection? if so open synaptic and look in the menu structure for an option to "find best mirror" or something similar.. 'bout all I can think of at this point
[06:08] <error404notfound> anyone? a single command to copy all contents of a dir to another including hidden files?
[06:08] <PerryArmstrong> during installation i want to keep a partition for backup can anyone tell how i can do this
[06:08] <pastudan> Does anyone know how to disable the WLAN blinking LED?
[06:08] <BeWop> Hello, I am having problems getting my Ubuntu and Grub to reconize the Windows XP partition, and I can't mount or boot up Windows XP. This is due to my own stupid fault, because I didn't give XP a clean shutdown before I installed ubuntu. Anyone willing to help out?
[06:08] <ripps> error404notfound: cp -R dir/
[06:08] <pastudan> it blinks on activity.. id rather just have it as a power indicator
[06:08] <steven> Medibuntu stuff is legal in the United States I am guessing?
[06:09] <Gnea> error404notfound: cp -a dir0/ dir1/
[06:09] <error404notfound> ripps, lemme try
[06:09] <BeWop> Hello, I am having problems getting my Ubuntu and Grub to reconize the Windows XP partition, and I can't mount or boot up Windows XP. This is due to my own stupid fault, because I didn't give XP a clean shutdown before I installed ubuntu. Anyone willing to help out?
[06:09] <Ravenor> I'm trying to install GRUB and replacing the MBR. Would this exist in /dev/sda or /dev/sda1?
[06:09] <bullgard4> PlasmaSheep: Thsi site is narrative but not informative. It does not answer the question put.
[06:10] <bullgard4> s/Thsi/This/
[06:10] <jcole> my wireless card was working, now its not listed in network manager, this has happened twice now, not sure how to permanently fix, running UNR 9.04 on my acer aspire one, any ideas?
[06:10] <PlasmaSheep> bullgard4: that's the site of the app I told you about.
[06:10] <BeWop> Hello, I am having problems getting my Ubuntu and Grub to reconize the Windows XP partition, and I can't mount or boot up Windows XP. This is due to my own stupid fault, because I didn't give XP a clean shutdown before I installed ubuntu. Anyone willing to help out?
[06:10] <PlasmaSheep> It can clean leftover packages.
[06:10] <bullgard4> PlasmaSheep: Thank you very much.
[06:10] <darcknight> >	hi there. i was a long time ubuntu user but ubuntu 8.10 with compiz was becoming too heavy for my system so i went to do a custom lean ubuntu with instructions from DWW. i did a custom partitioning with /, /home, /usr, /junk and /av. now my doubt is nautilus doesnt show any folders lile pictures etc in my home folder and i cant mount the custom mounts using my account
[06:10] <error404notfound> Gnea, cp -a dir1/ dir2/ copies dir1 into dir2, not the contents of dir1 into dir2
[06:10] <Darael> steven: variably.  It's kinda complicated with some packages
[06:11] <mercutio22> http://paste.ubuntu.com/162584/
[06:11] <mercutio22> my wlan card is dead, please check the link
[06:11] <Horusofoz> scunizi: I give up :( I'm deleting virtualbox and the the ubuntu virtual machine until I get a netbook and I'll try out ubuntu there. Thanks anyway
[06:11] <voss> steven, legality is a fuzzy thing, but ive never heard of any end user being sued for downloading an mp3 decoder, or software to watch legal dvds
[06:11] <mercutio22> it used to work alright yesterday
[06:11] <mercutio22> what the heck
[06:11] <scunizi> Horusofoz: good luck..
[06:11] <Ravenor> Is the MBR traditionally located on /dev/sda or /dev/sda1? Trying to install GRUB.
[06:11] <ripps> error404notfound Gnea, cp -a used to preserve ownership and stamps, it's not recursive, so it woulnd't work on directories
[06:12] <xken> hello guys
[06:12] <error404notfound> ripps, -a = -dpR
[06:12] <xken> i am new to linux
[06:12] <darcknight> help anyone??
[06:12] <realfighter> hello xken
[06:12] <ripps> error404notfound: oh, i gues it is recursive.. nevermind
[06:12] <xarcade> hi, i have a problem with system-config-kickstart, in the Package Selection page there's no packages available for selection, how can i fix this ?
[06:12] <mattgyver> darcknight, with?
[06:12] <darcknight> >	hi there. i was a long time ubuntu user but ubuntu 8.10 with compiz was becoming too heavy for my system so i went to do a custom lean ubuntu with instructions from DWW. i did a custom partitioning with /, /home, /usr, /junk and /av. now my doubt is nautilus doesnt show any folders lile pictures etc in my home folder and i cant mount the custom mounts using my account
[06:12] <aaronfay> what is the name of the program used to control the volume in ubuntu?
[06:12] <voss> steven, considering that windows and apple users have the same software im not worried.
[06:12] <Darael> !patience | darcknight
[06:12] <error404notfound> ripps, but that doesn't solve the problem..
[06:13] <xken> hi there
[06:13] <scunizi> aaronfay: alsa-mixer
[06:13] <xken> i need hep to setup a server
[06:13] <darcknight> sorry guys..i'll wait
[06:13] <voss> steven, you there?
[06:13] <ripps> error404notfound: cp -R dir1 dir2 didn't work?
[06:13] <Darael> darcknight: I know it's frustrating, but I don't think there's anyone here right now that can help.  Keep trying
[06:13] <darcknight> ok
[06:13] <aaronfay> scunizi: so gnome-alsamixer then?
[06:13] <mattgyver> darcknight, i can try, please se PM
[06:13] <scunizi> aaronfay: no.. just alsa-mixer
[06:14] <error404notfound> ripps, no, it copies dir1 into dir2, i want all contents of dir1 to go under dir2 including hidden.
[06:14] <BeWop> Anyone able to help out with Ubuntu/Grub reconizing a partition?
[06:14] <Ravenor> Is the windows MBR contained in /dev/sda or /dev/sda1? Tring to replace it with GRUB.
[06:14] <darcknight> thanks mattgyver
[06:14] <ripps> error404notfound: try 'cp -R dir1/* dir2/'
[06:14] <aaronfay> scunizi: alsamixer from the cli gives me the text-based version, how to do I run the manager (I using fluxbox)
[06:14] <BeWop> Revenor: talking to me?
[06:15] <error404notfound> ripps, did that,. just copies the regualr files, not hidden
[06:15] <Ravenor> BeWop: That's a general question.
[06:15] <scunizi> aaronfay: that I have no idea
[06:15] <Ravenor> BeWop: Haven't got a clue if I write GRUB to sda or sda1.
[06:15] <xarcade> !help system-config-kickstart
[06:15] <jcole> I'm looking for wireless card help on my acer aspire one running ubuntu netbook remix 9.04
[06:15] <xken> anyone knows how to setup a local server using apache + php
[06:15] <BeWop> Ravenor: yeah, but the problem is, when I edit the menu.lst in grub, It still doesn't work
[06:15] <xarcade> xken: use LAMP
[06:15] <steven> What is a repository in Ubuntu?
[06:15] <Ravenor> BeWop: Your problem would be different from my problem...
[06:16] <BeWop> Ravenor: I can't even force ubuntu to mount my XP partition
[06:16] <error404notfound> xken, sudo tasksel install lamp-server && sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin, there you go
[06:16] <BeWop> Ravenor: yeah, I guess
[06:16] <rocko_> can someone please help me on how to setup connecting to a microsoft server 2003 PPTP VPN from my ubuntu box ?
[06:16] <BeWop> Ravenor: what's your problem?
[06:16] <angela> AK_Dave: SSID broadcast is enabled on my Netgear router - no hidden SSID's...
[06:16] <xken> i did but i cant access it from my local network
[06:16] <kinabalu> hey guys, i'm trying to apt-get install build-essentials but its failing with an Unable to fetch archives, i'm running 7.10
[06:16] <steven> !repository
[06:16] <fde> Isn't 7.10 EOL?
[06:16] <fde> !7.10
[06:16] <xarcade> hi, i have a problem with system-config-kickstart, in the Package Selection page there's no packages are available for selection, how can i fix this ?
[06:17] <scunizi> kinabalu: that's because you need to upgrade
[06:17] <mercutio22> http://paste.ubuntu.com/162584/>>>help me out, my wireless connection suddenly disappeared]
[06:17] <fde> Yes, yes it is... no wonder the archives for it are empty.
[06:17] <kinabalu> fde: ouch.  is the upgrade going to suck?  these are live servers
[06:17] <error404notfound> ripps, Gnea, so... any hints?
[06:17] <acp_> hi, I have an htm file and embed a vlc player on it but seems that its not playing, I have installed the mozilla-plugin-vlc but still no lack. here is my code http://pastebin.com/d600c883f
[06:17] <fde> kinabalu: upgrade to hardy... ONLY use LTS releases for servers
[06:17] <Ravenor> BeWop: Like I said, I'm installing Arch, and I'm not sure where to write GRUB to. I'm trying to replace the windows MBR with GRUB, but I don't knwo if its on /dev/sda or /dev/sda1.
[06:18] <BeWop> Ravenor: type in sudo fdisk -l in terminal, and see which one it is
[06:18] <BeWop> Ravenor: it's usually the NTFS one XD
[06:18] <kinabalu> fde: is there a simple upgrade path?  i have site backups ... its on a slicehost, which I believe was the option at the time
[06:18] <fde> Ravenor: why are you asking in #ubuntu about #archlinux stuff? Also, I suggest you think twice, Arch is pretty broken
[06:18] <Darael> !lts | kinabalu
[06:18] <rocko_> can someone please help me on how to setup connecting to a microsoft server 2003 PPTP VPN from my ubuntu box ?
[06:18] <jamie_> Where does jokey-gtk get it's drivers from?
[06:18] <Ravenor> BeWop: The Windows partition? That'll be sda1. Do boot loaders usually exist along side the operating system?
[06:18] <jamie_> Hello
[06:18] <Gnea> error404notfound: you just want the contents, not the directory name itself?
[06:19] <lianimator> hi, I'm trying to compile vlc 0.9.9a but it says "could not find libmad on your system". is libmad in the repo of ubuntu 8.10?
[06:19] <aaronfay> I'm running fluxbox window manager, can someone tell me the command to start the default ubuntu volume manager?
[06:19] <error404notfound> Gnea, you are right...
[06:19] <BeWop> Ravenor: I'm not sure...
[06:19] <Ravenor> fde: I just want to mess with something. I'm not using it as a full desktop replaecment for Windows or anything. I'll probably do some distro hopping with that same partition.
[06:19] <BeWop> Ravenor: I'm here for help, I don't know all that much XD
[06:19] <ripps> error404notfound: Okay, I got it: cp -a --copy-contents dir1 dir2
[06:19] <jamie_> Hello, where does jockey-gtk get it's drivers from? and can i download them manually?
[06:20] <Darael> kinabalu: there's instructions for Gutsy-to-hardy EOL upgrades at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades#7.10 to 8.04.2
[06:20] <fde> kinabalu: sudo sed -i s/gutsy/hardy/ /etc/apt/sources.list && sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude full-upgrade and cross your fingers  :/
[06:20] <Gnea> error404notfound: ah:  cp -a * dir0/ dir1/ && cp -a .[A-Za-z0-9]* dir1/
[06:20] <Ravenor> BeWop: That happens. I wonder if a windows disc + recovery console would do anything.
[06:20] <error404notfound> ripps, does the same as before
[06:20] <scunizi> aaronfay: try gnome-volume-manager
[06:20] <Gnea> er, cp -a dir0/.[A-Za-z0-9]* dir1/
[06:20] <kinabalu> fde: heh.  sounds scary.  i have a backup image of the box ... so not *too* scary :)
[06:20] <BeWop> BeWop: Problably
[06:20] <joe_> Hi there, how would I remove a program that I compiled and installed with configure, make, and make install?
[06:21] <ripps> error404notfound: I did a test on my side, it copied hidden directories of dir1 into dir2
[06:21] <BeWop> Ravenor: Problably
[06:21] <error404notfound> ripps, bash?
[06:21] <Gnea> ripps: I think he wants to specifically omit . and ..
[06:21] <BeWop> Ravenor: Well, I'm just gonna reinstall XP, this thing pisses me off too much, and I don't think I can fix it.
[06:21] <fde> kinabalu: you're just editing /etc/apt/sources.list to change all cases of gutsy to hardy, updating the repos, and upgrading the software... not scary at all
[06:21] <scunizi> aaronfay: did that work?
[06:21] <joe_> Hi there, how would I remove a program that I compiled and installed with configure, make, and make install?
[06:22] <jamie_> Hello, where does jockey-gtk get it's drivers from? and can i download them manually?
[06:22] <fde> joe_: make uninstall in the source directory
[06:22] <angela> I think I should just go back to Ubuntu 8.10 until 9.04 resolved its MAJOR issues with the wireless internet connection (or lack thereof).....
[06:22] <Darael> fde: since Gutsy is eol, won't the repo addresses have to change to old-releases.ubuntu.com as well?
[06:22] <joe_> k thx fde
[06:22] <error404notfound> ripps, Gnea , cp -a --copy-contents dir1/ dir2/ works, ripps, you missed the trailing slashes
[06:22] <fde> jamie_: from the restricted section, and sure... although they're there by default
[06:22] <kinabalu> fde: yeah, so 8.04 is what i want basically, yes?
[06:22] <a4ck> 有没有人说中文?
[06:22] <sebsebseb> angela: could do
[06:22] <fde> Darael: no, because he is upgrading to hardy, not staying with a EOL version
[06:22] <sebsebseb> angela: and it's got another year of suppourt anyway
[06:22] <ripps> error404notfound: Oh, yeah, I forgot to type those, sorry
[06:22] <fde> kinabalu: yes
[06:23] <scunizi> !cn | a4ck
[06:23] <Gnea> error404notfound: pretty sure both methods work :)
[06:23] <Darael> fde: ah.  I see.
[06:23] <jamie_> I noticed it downloades them could i download it from the driver store manually?
[06:23] <aaronfay> scunizi: it did, thanks
[06:23] <angela> sebsebseb: You're right :-) I love the new Ubuntu, but need my wireless connection more...
[06:23] <fde> Darael: he could use old-releases.u.c if he didn't care about security or bug fixes, but that is just a bad idea on a server
[06:23] <steven> Where and how do I manipulate the visual effects for my desktop? I already have it set to extra, but have no idea where to access extra features like cube, etc
[06:23] <a4ck> thanks
[06:23] <sebsebseb> angela: probably can configure it, and it's not Ubuntu's fault, it's stupid hardware manufactures that made for Windows
[06:24] <sebsebseb> angela: and only Windows
[06:24] <Darael> fde: yes, I understand that.  Just a little slow this morning.
[06:24] <jamie_> fde:  I noticed it downloades them could i download it from the driver store manually?
[06:24] <fde> jamie_: they are already on your system... you're over-thinking this for no reason
[06:25] <sebsebseb> angela: ndiswrapper  gets Windows drivers working in  Linux
[06:25] <sebsebseb> angela: might need to do that
[06:25] <scunizi> !ccsm |  steven
[06:25] <angela> sebsebseb: That's why I recently turned my back on Windows after 15 years and started working with Linux 3 months ago. Despite the issues, I have no intention of going back to Windows.
[06:25] <ripps> error404notfound:  I know what I did now. You have to go into the dir1 first. "cd dir1 && cp -a --copy-contents . ../dir2/"
[06:25] <jamie_> I have a reason because i need to be able to dwonload them for another computer.
[06:25] <jamie_> fde: I have a reason because i need to be able to dwonload them for another computer.
[06:25] <error404notfound> ripps, yes, or you can append trailing slashes :P
[06:25] <fde> jamie_: as I said, they are already on the systems you've installed... they are on the install cd
[06:25] <steven> Where and how do I manipulate the visual effects for my desktop? I already have it set to extra, but have no idea where to access extra features like cube, etc
[06:26] <steven> oops nvm
[06:26] <jamie_> fde: propietry drivers?
[06:26] <angela> Thanks, AK_Dave and sebsebseb...   good night...
[06:27] <fde> jamie_: yes, they are in the restricted section, which is fully supported... look at 'apt-cache show linux-restricted-modules-`uname -r`'
[06:27] <error404notfound> ripps, okay, last question, how can i exclude a certain dir from getting copied? also i have seen people use rsync even from local copy, whats the advantage of it over cp except the comparison operations?
[06:27] <fde> jamie_: copy and paste as the ` direction is important
[06:28] <bullgard4> I mounted /dev/hda10 to /tmp . (http://paste.debian.net/34977). I would like to undo that. If I comment out line #31, the partition /dev/hda10 will not mount but an error appears  "No disk space available." How to fix that?
[06:28] <jamie_> fde: Well mu usernames jamie do i put that in?
[06:28] <pawan1234> hi
[06:28] <pawan1234> unable to mount drive
[06:29] <fde> jamie_: no  :/
[06:29] <lianimator> pawan1234: usb?
[06:29] <pawan1234> hard drive
[06:29] <quibbler> pawan1234-> please give more info
[06:30] <jamie_> fde: Do i need the install cd in the drive?
[06:30] <pawan1234> unable to mount volume
[06:30] <ripps> error404notfound: rsync is able to work over a network, and I'm sure it has alot more features than cp. As for cp things in a sophisticated manner, I'd probably write a bash script using for loops
[06:30] <fde> jamie_: I assume so, else you'd just be doing it like normal people and using jockey-gtk on the other system
[06:31] <pawan1234> !mount
[06:31] <fde> jamie_: I assume you aren't using it because it doesn't currently have internet access
[06:31] <jamie_> fde: I can't use jockey-gtk becuase it does not have internet acess without this driver.
[06:31] <error404notfound> ripps, hmmm, thats what i though, i use duplicity for backups and its really great.... Still looking for how to exclude a certain dir say excludeDir from dir1 when copying contents to dir2...
[06:32] <error404notfound> i guess i would need RE or may be a loop here...
[06:32] <ripps> error404notfound: I'd have to read up on duplicity
[06:32] <usser> error404notfound, tar -cvf --exclude ?
[06:33] <error404notfound> ripps, its nice, its like rsync, but with encryption... love it..
[06:33] <error404notfound> usser, nope, not tar, just "cp"
[06:33] <usser> error404notfound, oh
[06:34] <ripps> error404notfound: according to a duplicty manual I read online, duplicity has an --exclude flag
[06:34] <error404notfound> ripps, yes, rsync also have i think...
[06:35] <v4vijayakumar> any suggestion regarding simple and cool theme for my ubuntu desktop ?!
[06:36] <usser> v4vijayakumar, kde4-oxygen
[06:36] <v4vijayakumar> usser: mine is gnome, I think
[06:36] <quibbler> v4vijayakumar-> have a look here: http://www.gnome-look.org/
[06:37] <ripps> v4vijayakumar: My favorite is Dust, in fact I've made a customized version called Dust Cold, it's available at gnome-look.org
[06:37] <meoblast001> ubuntu just randomly deleted a file and i dont know what it was
[06:38] <meoblast001> i hope i didn't need it
[06:38] <v4vijayakumar> ripps: I was using human for a long time now.. so thought of changing it
[06:39] <ripps> v4vijayakumar: yeah, I got tired of oranges and browns in Human, even Dust uses brown alot, so I made my own that was more blue in color. Also, my preferred icon theme is black-white2
[06:39] <evilGUI> Is it possible for anything I do in Ubuntu to spread to my Windows partition?
[06:39] <bullgard4> I mounted /dev/hda10 to /tmp . (http://paste.debian.net/34977). I would like to undo that. If I comment out line #31, the partition /dev/hda10 will not mount but an error appears  "No disk space available." How to fix that?
[06:40] <quizme> does anybody know how to use Gparted?
[06:40] <quizme> GParted
[06:40] <phantom---> quizme, yea sup?
[06:40] <evilGUI> If it's unmounted if I do run across some kind of malware it shouldn't be possible for it to infect my Windows partition correct?
[06:40] <erikh> anyone know a source where I can get more-bleeding-edge-than-backports backports?
[06:40] <v4vijayakumar> how about "MacOS-X Aqua Theme"..?! :)
[06:40] <error404notfound> ripps, if i use rsync: rsync -avz -F --exclude=cache vhosts /var/vhosts
[06:40] <erikh> like ruby 1.9.1 for 8.04 LTS?
[06:41] <ripps> error404notfound: just make sure you don't copy /proc, that'll screw things up
[06:41] <bullgard4> quizme: More than 10000 ubunteros know.
[06:41] <phantom---> he is not replying
[06:41] <error404notfound> ripps, naah... i am just copying my old vhosts to a new server :D
[06:42] <erikh> w1
[06:42] <quizme> phantom--: I have a 1.5 TB drive with 3 esistenting partitions: /dev/sda1 (ext3, 1.36 TB), /dev/sda2 (extended, 9.37 GB), /dev/sda5 (linux-swap, 9.37GB),   I want to make like five 250GB partitions.  How do i do that?
[06:42] <quizme> sorry long reply
[06:42] <quizme> i'm scared to touch anything, cuz i don't want to reinstall the whole OS.  everything is working fine now.
[06:43] <quizme> btw, there is no data on here to be lost.  it's a fresh install of ubuntu 9.04
[06:43] <ripps> v4vijayakumar: Search through gnome-look.org and download a variety of themes that like, maybe one will be for you, if not, you could probably mix and match a few by using the Customize option in Appearence
[06:43] <hateball> quizme: Download a gparted-live iso, burn, boot on it, resize :)
[06:43] <quizme> hateball, i just did that
[06:44] <quizme> hateball: i just need to do the resize part
[06:44] <v4vijayakumar> ripps: I am doing the same. thanks. :)
[06:44] <ripps> v4vijayakumar: your welcome
[06:44] <hateball> quizme: Just shrink sda1 so you free up enough space to do whatever you want then
[06:45] <quizme> hateball: ok
[06:45] <phantom---> just installed gparted, but i dont see it in the applicacions, how can i without restart?
[06:45] <phantom---> quizme,
[06:45] <hateball> quizme: Then you'll hvae to add the new partitions in /etc/fstab after you're done
[06:46] <hateball> phantom---: it's in system stuff
[06:46] <quizme> hateball: ok thnx
[06:46] <phantom---> hateball, its not
[06:46] <hateball> phantom---: Well I dunno the proper translation... just run "gparted" from a !terminal then :)
[06:47] <phantom---> true, but i though there was a way to refresh X
[06:48] <quizme> hateball: what should i call the new partitions ?
[06:48] <phantom---> quizme, what i did b4 was run live cd and from there install gparted and ban did all i wanted
[06:48] <phantom---> bam*
[06:48] <quizme> phantom--: what's bam ?
[06:49] <phantom---> just pronounce it
[06:49] <phantom---> gun shot?
[06:49] <quizme> do i make it the other partitions, ext3 also?  the default was ext2
[06:50] <phantom---> i use ext3
[06:50] <quizme> i'm scared
[06:50] <quizme> lol
[06:50] <phantom---> lol
[06:50] <quizme> ok ext3 it is
[06:50] <quizme> how about the label ?
[06:50] <quizme> what should i pu t for the label?
[06:50] <phantom---> wat u need 5 partitions for?
[06:50] <quizme> phantom--- in case one fails, i still have backup.
[06:51] <phantom---> two is fine :D
[06:51] <quizme> what should i use for the lable?
[06:51] <evilGUI> Anyone ever heard of Linux malware the spreads to Windows partitions?
[06:51] <quizme> /dev/sda3 ?
[06:51] <fde> evilGUI: no
[06:52] <phantom---> it names it for u quizme
[06:52] <dcider> quizme, if 1 fails you probably lost the drive anyway
[06:52] <bullgard4> I mounted /dev/hda10 to /tmp . (http://paste.debian.net/34977). I would like to undo that. If I comment out line #31, the partition /dev/hda10 will not mount but an error appears  "No disk space available." How to fix that?
[06:52] <retr> ðø
[06:52] <quizme> phantom-- so leave it blank ?
[06:52] <kinabalu> whats the proper way to setup a user to use sudo?
[06:52] <retr> hi
[06:52] <kinabalu> out of the box it doesn't do this, yes?
[06:52] <retr> e
[06:52] <retr> e
[06:52] <quizme> hateball are u there ?
[06:53] <fde> kinabalu: use visudo
[06:53] <Robertc1985> no i think root account doesn't exist
[06:53] <retr> no
[06:53] <retr> no
[06:53] <retr> no
[06:53] <FloodBot1> retr: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:53] <fde> Robertc1985: of course it exists, it just isn't activated by default
[06:53] <phantom---> quizme, did u rezise itt yet?
[06:53] <Robertc1985> ok
[06:53] <quizme> phantom-- no, cuz i'm scared
[06:54] <retr> senq
[06:54] <fde> retr: STOP
[06:54] <phantom---> lol
[06:54] <quizme> phantom-- I'm afraid to leave Label: blank
[06:54] <retr> no stop
[06:54] <kinabalu> fde: aight.  and add the user to an admin group?
[06:54] <phantom---> just put anything
[06:54] <Robertc1985> how do you access it from the login window? GDM
[06:54] <fde> kinabalu: you can, sure...
[06:54] <retr> fusk
[06:54] <fde> Robertc1985: access what?
[06:54] <quizme> phantom--- like what ?
[06:54] <Robertc1985> root account
[06:54] <fde> Robertc1985: you can't
[06:55] <kinabalu> fde: w00t!  upgrade to hardy was EASY
[06:55] <retr> fy
[06:55] <Robertc1985> ok simple enough
[06:55] <phantom---> Part A?
[06:55] <fde> Robertc1985: just use sudo
[06:55] <chaitu> hi
[06:55] <phantom---> Part A? then B, C D E
[06:55] <retr> hi
[06:55] <retr> hi
[06:55] <retr> hi
[06:55] <retr> hi
[06:55] <FloodBot1> retr: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:55] <quizme> phantom--- are u sure ?
[06:55] <phantom---> yea man, its just a name :D
[06:56] <chaitu> hi
[06:56] <chaitu> hi
[06:56] <fde> kinabalu: :)  in the future, always upgrade to LTS releases on that server... just ensure you don't use the first release... for instance, hardy is currently at 8.04.2 I think... you always want to start at .1
[06:56] <chaitu> hi
[06:56] <FloodBot1> chaitu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:56] <quizme> phantom--- ok, i hope it doesn't make my HD explode
[06:56] <quibbler> Robertc1985-> what do you need to do that you need to be root
[06:56] <kinabalu> fde: ahh, so its like apple hardware, never by the first rev
[06:56] <Robertc1985> is there a ppc version of WINE anywhere on the net? or something to allow me to run exe's on this ps3?
[06:56] <kinabalu> s/by/bug
[06:56] <kinabalu> s/bug/buy
[06:57] <retr> ðø
[06:57] <retr> ðøù
[06:57] <retr> äðæ
[06:57] <retr> àï
[06:57] <retr> ïðâà
[06:57] <retr> ï
[06:57] <FloodBot1> retr: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:57] <fde> kinabalu: sort of... its just the first version of an LTS is no more stable than a normal release, which isn't suitable for a server
[06:57] <kinabalu> fde: indeed.
[06:57] <zountou05> hi every one
[06:58] <zountou05> i need some help plz
[06:58] <LMJ> hi
[06:58] <fde> zountou05: might help if you ask your question
[06:58] <elky> zountou05, you'll have to tell us what. please keep the description all on one line.
[06:59] <darcknight> http://paste.ubuntu.com/162604/
[06:59] <zountou05> i have ubuntu when i won't uplod some fils to my fliker or my yahoo my pc get blockd the same thing when i won't save fils
[06:59] <n00saucian> has anyone had success with hd out using any of the ati mobility radeon cards (HD2600 for me)
[07:00] <Robertc1985> is there a ppc version of WINE anywhere on the net? or something to allow me to run exe's on this ps3?
[07:00] <fde> Robertc1985: nope, your best bet might be something like virtualbox
[07:00] <fde> Robertc1985: might have to go with qemu though as it'll need to emulate a CPU, not just virtualize it
[07:00] <Robertc1985> ok, will qemu work?
[07:01] <Robertc1985> ok
[07:02] <zountou05> there is no solution to my prob
[07:02] <Robertc1985> the closest thing i currently have is dosbox with win 3.1
[07:03] <vart> why is nautilus showing in Places one of not-mounted patitions? And how do I get rid of it?
[07:03] <Need_Help_1> Good Morning :)
[07:03] <rocko_> Does anyone know how to get a PPTP connection working ?
[07:03] <Soren_> May I have help with sound, please
[07:03] <Need_Help_1> I've a problem with the Sound in Ubuntu 9.04
[07:03] <LMJ> I'm running Ubuntu 9.04 since a week now and since yesterday, I don't have anymore sound on my system :  from vlc nor mplayer but I have the pidgin notification ! I restarted  pulse then restarted my computer, nothing change, check all sound level, still correct. I never had any sound issue since a long time but this time, i'm stuck :-/ Got an onboard nVidia MCP51 HD (rev a2) who was never a troublemaker, any idea please?
[07:03] <LMJ> lol, me too ;)
[07:03] <hateball> Robertc1985: Qemu does *work*, but it's not worth the trouble since it's awfully slow on the PS3. Also, there's #ubuntu-ps3
[07:04] <Need_Help_1> The Sound is working , but iam simply unable to record it
[07:04] <Robertc1985> yeah they're never active
[07:04] <Need_Help_1> its really freaking me out xD
[07:04] <sexcopter> hi, can someone please check something here? See description for "linux-backports-modules-2.6.28-11-generic", and it implies that linux-generic depends on it, but this doesn't seem to be the case for me. Can anyone else verify this?
[07:05] <Need_Help_1> And any suggestions ?
[07:05] <Robertc1985> i saw a vid on youtube of some guy running xp on their pse, needless to say it was agonizing
[07:05] <Need_Help_1> Its virtual Box as far as i know...
[07:06] <Need_Help_1> Installed over Yellow-Dog Linux
[07:06] <Soren_> is there a specific help channel for people that are new to Ubuntu
[07:06] <Need_Help_1> :)
[07:06] <fde> hateball: thing is, nothing else will work since he wants proprietary x86 software running on a PPC
[07:06] <fde> Soren_: here
[07:06] <Soren_> fde, ty
[07:07] <Need_Help_1> Any ideas ???? My sound is working , but when i try to record it , it simply wont work :(((((((
[07:07] <Robertc1985> i would settle for react OS
[07:07] <kebomix> how to add C++ headers to monodevelop library ?
[07:07] <fde> Robertc1985: again, I don't even think reactOS works on PPC at all
[07:07] <Need_Help_1> And iam  not talking about the Mic... the Mic itself is working
[07:07] <dcider> rocko: have you installed pptp-linux?
[07:07] <hateball> Robertc1985: It's also x86
[07:07] <Robertc1985> no in qemu
[07:08] <hateball> Robertc1985: Well, the PS3 is not a good choice of platform for such matters... also, this is fairly !ot
[07:08] <vart> sexcopter: for me linux-generic depends on linux-image-generic and linux-restricted-modules-generic
[07:09] <dijikul> does anyone here use kopete?
[07:09] <fde> dijikul: #kubuntu folk do, probably
[07:09] <darcknight> darcknight  lost+found
[07:09] <Soren_> is someone able to help me walk through this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[07:09] <dijikul> fde: I use it in gnome though
[07:09] <Tkdmaster> hey, can anyone help me figure out why I cannot get my ubuntu 9.0.4 on the internet, but it will connect to the network?
[07:10] <btakita> Hello, I'm trying to fix a xserver configuration issue. I used to be able to drop into a terminal by using ctrl+alt+f[1-12]. However, it doesn't seem to work in 9.04. What can I do?
[07:10] <vart> Tkdmaster: check that you can ping your dns server
[07:10] <sexcopter> vart: hmm, same here. I wonder if it's worth mentioning on launchpad or something... that's an inconsistency
[07:10] <fde> Tkdmaster: it's 9.04 as it's based on the date... it represents April 09
[07:11] <PerryArmstrong> i am on jaunty and i feel that my sources.lst is not correct can this be corrected for me??
[07:11] <fde> sexcopter: why is it inconsistent?
[07:11] <PerryArmstrong> i am on jaunty and i feel that my sources.lst is not correct can this be corrected for me??  http://paste.ubuntu.com/162606/
[07:11] <vart> sexcopter: no idea
[07:11] <Ethine> Guys I have a problem and it has nothing to do with Linux, but I don't know where to go.
[07:11] <sexcopter> fde: because according to the description for linux-backports-modules-2.6.28-11-generic, linux-generic should depend on it.
[07:11] <Tkdmaster> o_o
[07:11] <fde> PerryArmstrong: take a look at System > Administration > Software Sources
[07:12] <Jordan_U> btakita, It should work, perhaps the computer is crashing rather than X simply not starting. Can you boot into recovery mode?
[07:13] <Tkdmaster> can anyone help me figure out as to why my ubuntu 9.0.4 can connect to the network via wired LAN but can't access the internet? theres no login or passwords required
[07:13] <fde> sexcopter: I guess file it in launchpad, but I'm not sure most would want it really
[07:13] <btakita> Jordan_U: Yes. I can. The OS seems to die after starting the GDM.
[07:14] <Jordan_U> Tkdmaster, Are you using DHCP?
[07:14] <vart> PerryArmstrong: your source looks ok for enabled sources. sources that are commented out still point to intrepid, so you cannot just uncomment them if you want add it - you need to update the version name do be jaunty
[07:14] <Tkdmaster> yes
[07:14] <PerryArmstrong> wart; so how do i do that
[07:15] <fde> PerryArmstrong: sudo sed -i s/intrepid/jaunty/ /etc/apt/sources.list ... then uncomment stuff you want to keep
[07:15] <fde> !pm > zountou05
[07:15] <vart> !repos | PerryArmstrong
[07:15] <mib_b8ctd0ds> Hello folks
[07:15] <fde> PerryArmstrong: or just do what I told you, either or
[07:16] <tyler_d> I am unable to start the usb-creator it hangs all the time on 'starting up' I have even tried running it with gksudo to no avail... any assistance plz?
[07:16] <Soren_> will anyone help me troubleshooting sound
[07:17] <dcider> Soren_, amarok?
[07:17] <PerryArmstrong> wart, fde; i have enabled the updates right now
[07:17] <Soren_> what is amarok
[07:17] <kartman> hi all, anybody having issues with root terminal on 9.04?
[07:18] <lstarnes> kartman: like what kind of issues?
[07:18] <fde> Soren_: sudo aptitude install pastebinit && lsmod | grep snd > pastebinit ... tell me the output please
[07:18] <vart> why is nautilus showing in Places one of not-mounted patitions? And how do I get rid of it?
[07:18] <kartman> when i try and launch it prompts me with password and then quits
[07:18] <lstarnes> kartman: try just using a normal terminal and runnig thigs as root via sudo
[07:19] <lstarnes> *running things
[07:19] <kartman> yes that works sweet as
[07:19] <Tkdmaster> can anyone help me figure out as to why my ubuntu 9.0.4 can connect to the network via wired LAN but can't access the internet? theres no login or passwords required.
[07:19] <vart> Soren_: Amarok is the media player with an intuitive interface. Amarok makes playing
[07:19] <vart> the music you love easier than ever before - and looks good doing it.
[07:19] <Soren_> fde, do you want me to paste all the info here?
[07:19] <PerryArmstrong> why are the versions beyond hardy not supporting my monitor
[07:19] <thedark> how can I see what programs/folders are taking up the most memory on a partition?
[07:19] <fde> vart: clearly he isn't using amarok, stop confusing him
[07:20] <vart> !paste |  Soren_
[07:20] <fde> Soren_: no, the last line of the output should be a link to a pastebin?
[07:20] <Guest4384> how to convert a video from flv to mp4
[07:20] <fde> vart: stop, I'm having him use pastebinit, it's easier
[07:21] <grndslm> thedark:  filelight is a good graphical app
[07:21] <Tkdmaster> any help? please?
[07:21] <grndslm> Tkdmaster:  what?  login or password for what?
[07:22] <Tkdmaster> the network
[07:22] <Soren_> fde, I did not see a link so I pasted it here http://paste.ubuntu.com/162610/
[07:22] <grndslm> cable? dsl? dialup?
[07:22] <Guest4384> how to convert a video flv to mp4
[07:22] <shadow98> is chrooting apache needed now days?
[07:22] <Tkdmaster> verizon dsl
[07:22] <grndslm> Tdkmaster: details, man!
[07:22] <vart> Guest4384: clive?
[07:22] <Tkdmaster> i'm a nub to linux....
[07:22] <fde> Soren_: that isn't the info I asked for... lsmod | grep snd
[07:22] <Soren_> fde, is that what you wanted
[07:23] <PerryArmstrong> why is jaunty not supporting my monitor screen resolution
[07:23] <Tkdmaster> so i dunno what else to say about it lol, if you need info, please just tell me what to do lol
[07:23] <grndslm> you should plug your computer into the modem and/or router... and you should be good to go
[07:23] <Guest4384> want's to convert video flv to mp4 but cannot do
[07:23] <Soren_> fde, sorry
[07:23] <Guest4384> what's method of conversion
[07:24] <Tkdmaster> thats what i thought, but i plugged it into the router, which it found and connected to, but can't get to the internet, yet i can plug my vista into it and it can get to the internet no probs
[07:24] <fde> Guest4384: man ffmpeg ... or try google'ing the exact command
[07:24] <vart> Guest4384: check clive - haven't using it - but desription is like what yuo want
[07:24] <plus91> !list
[07:24] <Guest4384> thanks
[07:24] <plus91> hallo
[07:24] <Guest4384> how to use ffmpeg
[07:25] <Soren_> fde, I am sorry, I know very little about Ubuntu.......... is this what you wanted? http://paste.ubuntu.com/162614/
[07:25] <grndslm> Guest4384:  this might help.. http://maketecheasier.com/ubuntu-how-to-extract-audio-from-youtube-video/2008/06/30
[07:25] <vart> why is nautilus showing in Places one of not-mounted patitions? And how do I get rid of it?
[07:26] <plus91> ubuntu whit fluxbox is very best unix system for new user
[07:26] <plus91> :D
[07:26] <grndslm> Tkdmaster: you'll have to research the motherboard you have
[07:26] <grndslm> ubuntu with fluxbox isn't ubuntu
[07:26] <fde> Soren_: yes, so your sound device is loaded as snd-intel8x0 ... go into System > Preferences > Sound and ensure it has chosen the correct default device
[07:26] <Tkdmaster> ?
[07:26] <nasser> it's flubuntu
 why?
[07:27] <grndslm> Tkdmaster:  you need to figure out what kinda networking card you have... research the model of the computer/laptop
[07:27] <fde> grndslm: how so? fluxbox is in the *ubuntu* repos....
[07:27] <grndslm> plus91:  ubuntu = gnome
[07:27] <Tkdmaster> then what?
 ok
[07:28] <YuviPanda> a bit of partitioning help?
[07:28] <PerryArmstrong> why are the versions beyond hardy not supporting my monitor
[07:28] <grndslm> Tkdmaster: I'm not sure... ya just have to start Googling for information on the hardware with Ubuntu or Linux
[07:28] <YuviPanda> first time I'm trying to install Ubuntu directly (as in not a VM)
[07:28] <PerryArmstrong> why are the versions beyond hardy not supporting my monitor...is there any solution
[07:29] <fde> !repeat | PerryArmstrong
[07:29] <grndslm> Tkdmaster:  all motherboards have 1 or 2 things that aren't supported, but it's small changes... and all the changes are different for every mobo
[07:29] <Guest4384> thanks
[07:29] <Soren_> it has "autodectect" for Sound events / Sound playback
[07:29] <grndslm> Tkdmaster:  well, not *all*, but a lot of 'em
[07:29] <YuviPanda> and am hitting into a problem - the hard disk in which I cleared a 60 gig partition to make way for this, is being shown as blank (as in, the other partitions  in that disk are not being shown)
[07:29] <fde> Soren_: at the bottom, where it says "Device:"  :/
[07:29] <YuviPanda> however, i can access them from the live CD
[07:29] <grndslm> Tkdmaster:  that's why it's good to research Linux support with your mobo ahead of time  ;)
[07:29] <Soren_> there are 10 choices on the drop down menu
[07:30] <lstarnes> PerryArmstrong: have you tried sudp dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg?
[07:30] <Tkdmaster> i did that before i istalled it, and found it had perfect compatibility for my laptop model, which it does, wireless and everything else works fine, but it just will not connect to the internet when i hard wire it to the router or a switch
[07:30] <Soren_> ok
[07:30] <grndslm> Tkdmaster:  research
[07:30] <Gau> Okay, I have a bit of an odd issue.
[07:30] <PerryArmstrong> lstarnes; i suppose so...but i dont remember....do i have to??
[07:30] <YuviPanda> any ideas how i could get ubuntu to recognize the other partitions and safely create a linux partition in that 60 gig empty space?
[07:30] <lstarnes> PerryArmstrong: possibly
[07:31] <knoxville> YuviPanda, put the other partitions in /etc/fstab file
[07:31] <YuviPanda> knoxville: okay (goes off to google for /etc/fstab) will ping back if i hit any snags
[07:31] <Tkdmaster> ok, this isn't gonna help me here, time to go to a forum board then....thanks anyways though =)
[07:31] <Soren_> Defaulkt  Mixer Tracks / Device............ now I have Intell 82801DB-ICH4 (Alsa Mixer)
[07:32] <knoxville> YuviPanda, use gparted to make your partitions, its a gui application in the repos
[07:32] <YuviPanda> knoxville: gparted is showing me the same thing
[07:32] <genii> PerryArmstrong: Likely because of recent cnages in the way the X server uses the xorg.conf file. I would suggest to install read-edid and then to issue: sudo get-edid| parse-edid               and then use the results for manual entries in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file under the Configured Video Device area.
[07:32] <knoxville> YuviPanda, which is what?
[07:32] <PerryArmstrong> lstarnes; i ran the command..
[07:32] <Gau> I was trying to boot 9.0.4 from a live CD. it works fine, but I can't do anything, because I can't turn my screen brightness down in time. See, one of the LEDs on my screen is burnt out, and on Windows I work around the problem by having the screen's brightness turned down, unfortunately, the key combination that adjusts the brightness (FN + Down) doesn't seem to work in Ubuntu; any advice?
[07:32] <YuviPanda> knoxville: wait, i'll get the exact message
[07:32] <Soren_> fde: Default  Mixer Tracks / Device............ now I have Intell 82801DB-ICH4 (Alsa Mixer)
[07:33] <YuviPanda> knoxville: the hard drive i want to use is /dev/sdc
[07:33] <lstarnes> PerryArmstrong: now try logging out then back in (not restarting)
[07:33] <PerryArmstrong> genii; whats this read-edid???
[07:33] <YuviPanda> knoxville: and it's showing the entire 240 gigs as 'unallocated'
[07:33] <knoxville> YuviPanda, do you have unalocated space on that hdd?
[07:33] <YuviPanda> knoxville: yeah, i deleted a 60 gig partition (from Windows. I'm dual booting)
[07:33] <YuviPanda> knoxville: i'm on the live cd now, btw.
[07:33] <knoxville> YuviPanda, can you create a partition with that unalocated space?
[07:34] <Soren_> fde?
[07:34] <genii> PerryArmstrong: It is an application which scans your monitor/crt and extracts it's capabilities
[07:34] <YuviPanda> knoxville: i don't want to, 'coz i have two other partitions in that hard disk that are *not* showing up. I don't want to lose data there.
[07:34] <genii> Apparently he had no patience for a proper reply. Oh well.
[07:34] <knoxville> YuviPanda, what format are the other partitions in?
[07:35] <YuviPanda> knoxville: ntfs
[07:35] <PerryArmstrong> lstarnes; didnt see any changes
[07:35] <YuviPanda> knoxville: the partitions on all the other hard disks (sda and sdb) are being detected properly
[07:35] <knoxville> YuviPanda, did you run "sudo fdisk -l" to see if the partitions show up?
[07:35] <Soren_> fde, did you leave
[07:35] <YuviPanda> knoxville: no, doin it now...
[07:35] <lstarnes> PerryArmstrong: can you change to higher resolutions?
[07:35] <knoxville> YuviPanda, so sdc has ntfs partions on it?
[07:35] <YuviPanda> knoxville: yeah
[07:35] <plus91>  \nick pippo
[07:35] <knoxville> YuviPanda, what do you want to do with those partitions?
[07:36] <plus91> exuseme
[07:36] <ankurwidguitar> Hi! Can somebody clarify my doubt?
[07:36] <YuviPanda> knoxville: it shows up.
[07:36] <PerryArmstrong> lstarnes; no i am not able to...can u tell how i can paste my screenshots
[07:36] <knoxville> YuviPanda, k run the fdisk command i told you too
[07:36] <YuviPanda> knoxville: i want them to be there. there is 60 gigs of unallocated space there that i want to use to install linux
[07:36] <lstarnes> PerryArmstrong: I'm not sure
[07:36] <YuviPanda> knoxville: yeah, sudi fdisk -l shows up the partitioins on sdc
[07:37] <YuviPanda> *partitions
[07:37] <knoxville> YuviPanda, you will need to install ntfs-3g to mount the ntfs partions, you can do this before or after the install
[07:37] <lstarnes> PerryArmstrong: try what genii recommended
[07:37] <knoxville> YuviPanda, are you installing 9 or 8.0$?
[07:37] <YuviPanda> 9.x
[07:37] <knoxville> 8.04*?
[07:37] <YuviPanda> knoxville: i can already mount ntfs (from the live CD)
[07:37] <knoxville> YuviPanda, k during that install their should be an option to choose largest amount of unalocated free space when setting up partitions
[07:37] <PerryArmstrong> lstarnes; i am sending you a screenshot..accept it
[07:38] <lstarnes> PerryArmstrong: I can't use dcc
[07:38] <Soren_> still no sound :(
[07:38] <PerryArmstrong> lstarnes; dcc??
[07:38] <YuviPanda> knoxville: exactly, i remember seeing those when i installed it in a VM. but now, it showed entire sdc as unallocated...
[07:38] <lstarnes> PerryArmstrong: the protocol used for sending files in irc
[07:38] <knoxville> YuviPanda, if you choose this option it should install to your 60gb space
[07:38] <PerryArmstrong> lstarnes; okk
[07:38] <YuviPanda> both in the install partitioner and in gparted
[07:38] <YuviPanda> but fdisk -l gets it right
[07:38] <lstarnes> PerryArmstrong: find another way to post it
[07:38] <solorvox> need some serious help, been fighting with lockups (every 1 - 10mins).  Tried every kernel option (noapic/noapci/etc), reinstalled 4 times.  I *THINK* it's the wireless intel 4565 drivers as it always happens during network usage.  Anyone else have this problem?
[07:38] <knoxville> YuviPanda, have you restarted since then?
[07:39] <lstarnes> PerryArmstrong: like http://tinypic.com
[07:39] <ankurwidguitar> Hi PerryArmstrong! May I have your attention please?
[07:39] <Soren_> lol
[07:39] <YuviPanda> yeah, i checked yesterday night, and now today morning
[07:39] <PerryArmstrong> ankurwidguitar; ya
[07:39] <user__> solorvox: I have the 4565 card, no problems so far
[07:39] <knoxville> YuviPanda, i really don't know why fdisk would have it right, but gparted does not
[07:39] <YuviPanda> knoxville: me neither
[07:39] <lstarnes> ankurwidguitar: just go ahead and ask your question
[07:39]  * Soren_ headdesks
[07:39] <YuviPanda> knoxville: maybe i should sudo gparted?
[07:39] <KB1JWQ> Any reason not to partition my new netbook with one ext4 partition mounted as /, plus swap?
[07:39] <knoxville> YuviPanda, it wouldn't hurt
[07:40] <solorvox> user__, dang.  I'm totally lost then.  I have no way to find out what the locks are caused from. :(
[07:40] <genii> ankurwidguitar: Please refresh my memory. What are you having doubts about once more?
[07:40] <ankurwidguitar> PerryArmstrong: I have got doubt about alternate installation CD
[07:40] <darcknight> mount: mount point /home/av does not exist
[07:40] <darcknight> mount: mount point /home/junk does not exist
[07:40] <darcknight> mount: mount point /home/pix does not exist
[07:40] <YuviPanda> knoxville: no dice
[07:40] <YuviPanda> knoxville: still same
[07:40] <solorvox> user__, my bad, it's 4965 not 4565.
[07:40] <ankurwidguitar> PerryArmstrong:I have to upgrade my Ubuntu via the offline methods.
[07:40] <YuviPanda> "232.2 gb unallocated"
[07:40] <knoxville> YuviPanda, pm me
[07:40] <Soren_> I have no sound on Ubuntu
[07:40] <PerryArmstrong> ankurwidguitar; i never tried the alernate cd..but tell me
[07:41] <lstarnes> ankurwidguitar: which version of ubuntu are you using now?
[07:41] <user__> solorvox: have you tried testing your ram?
[07:41] <ankurwidguitar> PerryArmstrong: And for that the official site tells to download 'alternate installation CD'
[07:41] <ankurwidguitar> PerryArmstrong: What's that?
[07:41] <solorvox> user__, you don't have the 4965, it's 4565 right? :)
[07:41] <ankurwidguitar> PerryArmstrong: I am on 8.04
[07:41] <PerryArmstrong> ankurwidguitar; i dont have any idea about alternate cd....sorry
[07:41] <solorvox> user__, 0c:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 4965 AG or AGN [Kedron] Network Connection (rev 61)
[07:41] <ankurwidguitar> PerryArmstrong: That's all right
[07:41] <Kids> lots of people here :d
[07:41] <Soren_> please help me, I have no sound on Ubuntu
[07:42] <lstarnes> ankurwidguitar: and which version are you upgrading to?
[07:42] <ankurwidguitar> I want it to 9.04
[07:42] <ankurwidguitar> And I know that I'll have to go through 8.10>9.04
[07:43] <PerryArmstrong> lstarnes; http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=21o6jpg&s=5
[07:43] <user__> solorvox: guess not then, sorry
[07:43] <Soren_> please help me, I have no sound on Ubuntu
[07:43] <lstarnes> ankurwidguitar: on the download page, look under "even more options" for "text based 'alternate installer'"
[07:43] <ankurwidguitar> Guys! Can anybody tell me about Upgrading Ubuntu via offline methods???
[07:44] <Speedy_the_king> :/
[07:44] <Soren_> not me
[07:44] <Soren_> I do not even have sound
[07:44] <PerryArmstrong> lstarnes; i get that "rotations not supported when i click on the shortcuts to screen resolution
[07:44] <leaphion> problem: my networkmanager decided to disable the wireless interface wlan0, it was working flawlessly before.
[07:44] <Speedy_the_king> Rainbow
[07:44] <lstarnes> PerryArmstrong: what about system > preferences > screen resolution?
[07:45] <PerryArmstrong> lstarnes; it shows me monitor unknown
[07:45] <leaphion> could it have something to do with me installing fluxbox from synaptic? (a bit long shot I know, but it stopped after that.)
[07:46] <bullgard4> I mounted /dev/hda10 to /tmp . (http://paste.debian.net/34977). I would like to undo that. If I comment out line #31, the partition /dev/hda10 will not mount but an error appears  "No disk space available." How to fix that?
[07:46] <Speedy_the_king> pm me to get wolf
[07:46] <leaphion> NoSoundOnUbuntu: what sound card do you have?
[07:46] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> I do not remember
[07:46] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> how do I check
[07:47] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> is this it? http://paste.ubuntu.com/162614/
[07:48] <cwraig> hi does anyone know how to stop wget after a time period so i can download a web stream using cron and have it stop automaticly, ive looked through man page but cant see anything anywhere
[07:48] <PerryArmstrong> lstarnes; any idea
[07:48] <bullgard4> Kein ubuntero konnte mir bisher sagen, ob ich schadlos die großen Dateien /usr/lib/perl/5.10.0/auto/Encode/TW und ../CN löschen darf. (Ich vermute, sie sind nur für Chinesen interessant. Ich verwende de_DE.UTF-8.
[07:49] <genii> PerryArmstrong: To reiterate. I would suggest to install read-edid and then to issue: sudo get-edid| parse-edid               and then copy and paste from:Section "Monitor"     up to: EndSection             Then replace in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf the Monitor section which currently exists there.
[07:49] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> is this it? http://paste.ubuntu.com/162614/ leaphion
[07:49] <gbrl> español?
[07:49] <leaphion> NoSoundOnUbuntu: yeah, that helps
[07:49] <genii> !info read-edid
[07:49] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> sorry, IDK anything about Ubuntu
[07:49] <gbrl> alguien habla español?
[07:49] <leaphion> NoSoundOnUbuntu: what kernel do you have? (uname -a in term)
[07:50] <genii> !es | gbrl
[07:50] <PerryArmstrong> genii; i'll do that then...thanks
[07:50] <grndslm> what would you guys rather have on your motherboard for linux (esp Ubuntu) support right now.... (1) G965 + GMA X3000 (2) G41 + GMA 4500 (3) G45 + GMA 4500HD (4)  GeForce 9300 / nForce 730i (5) GeForce 9400 ???
[07:50] <thedark> okay filelight says that my disk has 83 mb of files on it
[07:50] <thedark> my portable drive that is
[07:50] <genii> PerryArmstrong: Will require X restart afterwards
[07:50] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> leaphion, Linux Gateway 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:57:59 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[07:50] <PerryArmstrong> genii; by logging off??
[07:51] <thedark> but gparted says 109 MB is used
[07:51] <genii> PerryArmstrong: Log off, choose some option from login screen like "Restart X" then login again
[07:51] <thedark> why would they give me different values?
[07:52] <leaphion> NoSoundOnUbuntu: okay, then I unfortunately can't help, as upgrading to that kernel helped for me. Sorry.
[07:52] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> ok, ty for trying
[07:52] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> I have the newest one?
[07:52] <solorvox> need some serious help, been fighting with lockups (every 1 - 10mins).  Tried every kernel option (noapic/noapci/etc), reinstalled 4 times.  I *THINK* it's the wireless intel 4965 drivers as it always happens during network usage.  Anyone else have this problem?  Using 9.04/ext3/no home encryption
[07:53] <leaphion> NoSoundOnUbuntu: yeah, the newest that comes by default on ubuntu 9.04
[07:53] <grndslm> thedark:  to just check disk usage per drives... use "df -h" in the terminal
[07:54] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> I tried going through the Ubuntu sound trouble shooting but it got over my head quickly
[07:54] <grndslm> thedark:  there's a difference between available space and free space as well
[07:54] <thedark> what is the difference?
[07:54] <Bruners> NoSoundOnUbuntu: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/sound-solutions-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html#more-1301 tried this?
[07:54] <thedark> anyway the terminal agrees with gparted, 108 gig used
[07:55] <mattgyver> the dark, one is space left on physical drive, another is space left in partition i think
[07:55] <Need_Help_1> Iam using an  CMEDIA AC 97 Soundcard and everything is working so far.... but i cant record anything except the Microphone... But what if i wish to record what iam actually playing on Youtube , Radio etc...)
[07:55] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> bru, no never seen that one
[07:56] <SmileDay> Question! How to open *.bin package files?
[07:56] <solorvox> SmileDay, most likely, if it is an app, you run them.  chmod +x file.bin; ./file.bin
[07:56] <PerryArmstrong> genii; http://paste.ubuntu.com/162623/
[07:57] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> I tried this one https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[07:57] <genii> PerryArmstrong: Reading
[07:57] <PerryArmstrong> genii; ok
[07:58] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> this makes me want to puke
[07:58] <Need_Help_1> Smileday: Try this out ----> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=233309
[07:58] <Need_Help_1> SmileDay: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=233309
[07:58] <genii> PerryArmstrong: Yes, REPLACE the current part from Section ro EndSection with the new par
[07:58] <genii> Bleh typos
[07:58] <ninotsmindelivar> hey, I have a question, wondering if anyone here might be able to help. Is there some reason that I'm not aware of that 9.04 doesn't use ehci_hcd anymore?
[07:59] <gartral1> ok, im helping install 9,04 onto a Dell Inspiron E1505 with an ATI mobility x1400 GPU, where is the restricted Drivers applet that's supposed to come up?
[07:59] <ninotsmindelivar> is there some other module that does usb 2.0?
[07:59] <SmileDay> Need_Help_1, thank you
[07:59] <Gau> sigh
[08:00] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> thank you for those who tried to help.................. bbl....................when I feel less like throwing this laptop against the wall
[08:00] <PerryArmstrong> genii; is this it http://pastebin.ca/1410161
[08:00] <GateWarsTrek> gartral1: System->Administration
[08:00] <plus91> ciao
[08:00] <genii> solorvox: Intrepid release notes show this specific Intel adapter(and a solution) but it seems not on Jaunty release notes.http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/810   down the page some. Might be a regression-type issue.
[08:00] <genii> PerryArmstrong: Reading
[08:01] <gartral1> GateWarsTrek: ooooooooook you may beat my head in with an ubuntu cd now, im a retard :)
[08:01] <tritium> Trying to open a PDF on a mounted NTFS partition gives me this error in evince: "Unable to open document.  File type unknown (application/octet-stream) is not supported."
[08:01] <GateWarsTrek> gartral1: they relabeled it, so I missed it at first too :)
[08:01] <genii> PerryArmstrong: Yup, looks good.
[08:01] <PerryArmstrong> genii; okk then i shall restart X
[08:01] <solorvox> genii, I had intrepid running wonderfully on this box.  This is a fresh install of 9.04 too. :-/
[08:01] <GateWarsTrek> gartral1: it's now "hardware drivers"
[08:02] <genii> PerryArmstrong: See you soon
[08:02] <ninotsmindelivar> is there a reason that sudo rmmod ehci_hcd should return an error of "ERROR: Module ehci_hcd does not exist in /proc/modules" on jaunty?
[08:02] <ninotsmindelivar>  
[08:02] <genii> solorvox: The recommended fix then was package: linux-backports-modules-intrepid
[08:02] <gartral1> GateWarsTrek: it used to come up as a gnome Panel icon... it didnt on here
[08:02] <genii> !info linux-backports-modules-jaunty
[08:03] <solorvox> genii, I see, does jaunty have that?
[08:03] <genii> solorvox: Might be worth a shot, anyhow
[08:03] <genii> solorvox: See bot's info above :)
[08:04] <plouffe> Has anyone had any problems with the latest Ubuntu upgrade?
[08:04] <ninotsmindelivar> what kind of problems, plouffe?
[08:04] <solorvox> genii, installing now. (sure hope this works. :p)
[08:04] <plouffe> any kind
[08:04] <ninotsmindelivar> yes
[08:04] <plouffe> what happened?
[08:04] <genii> solorvox: Keep us posted, please. Can be useful for others in the logs
[08:04] <ninotsmindelivar> it's killed support for my mp3 player
[08:04] <ankurwidguitar> Can somebody tell me about offline upgrading of Ubuntu?
[08:05] <plouffe> are you on amd64?
[08:05] <gartral1> ninotsmindelivar: is it a Sansa??
[08:05] <solorvox> genii, rebooting... fyi I have posted reply in forms to someone else having similar problem... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7196386#post7196386
[08:05] <ninotsmindelivar> trying to get it worked out here, but you know, this is the deal when a release is new
[08:05] <gartral1> ninotsmindelivar: do you have a sansa?
[08:05] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral1, yep, sansa
[08:05] <ninotsmindelivar> fuze 8gb
[08:05] <plouffe> yea I think this time I'll wait a while, last time I had major problems with upgrading too early
[08:05] <genii> ankurwidguitar: See http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading#Upgrading%20Using%20the%20Alternate%20CD/DVD
[08:05] <ubuntu616> how to update my 8.04 ubuntu w/out internet connection
[08:05] <gartral1> ninotsmindelivar: i know whats wrong, you need to edit a file for gphoto's config
[08:06] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral1, oddly i also own an e280 and it connects fine
[08:06] <ankurwidguitar> Hey Genni! Just tell me one thing........... what is this 'alternate CD'?
[08:06] <ninotsmindelivar> for others, they seem to have issues getting it to mount at all. Mine mounts, but I cannot get anything but usb 1.1
[08:06] <ankurwidguitar> genii: What is alternate CD?
[08:07] <plouffe> oh wow, thanks for the heads up
[08:07] <Need_Help_1>  Iam using an  CMEDIA AC 97 Soundcard and everything is working so far.... but i cant record anything except the Microphone... But what if i wish to record what iam actually playing on Youtube , Radio etc...)
[08:07] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral1, tell me more.. maybe there's something I haven't found out about this
[08:07] <gartral1> ninotsmindelivar: ohh, different prob... um.. stupid Q, but is it plugged into a USB 2.0 port (or 1.1 hub on a 2.0 port?)
[08:07] <jumbers> What is the simplest way to install without a CD? I don't have access to any writable CDs right now and I really want to reformat this because it's feeling sluggish
[08:07] <genii> !alternate | ankurwidguitar
[08:08] <ninotsmindelivar> 2.0 port on my laptop
[08:08] <ninotsmindelivar> i know this because it gets 2.0 speeds in windows, as do my sansa e280 and my ipod nano
[08:08] <koshari> jumbers you can open the live cd in a VM and make a usb install disc from there
[08:08] <ankurwidguitar> ubottu: that means, I shouldn't download the conventional .iso hosted on ubuntu site?
[08:08] <gartral1> ninotsmindelivar: you know about the 20-libgphot2.fdi fix, right?
[08:08] <jumbers> koshari: Well, I have Ubuntu installed already
[08:09] <genii> ankurwidguitar: Correct. Check off the box which says "Alternate"
[08:09] <ninotsmindelivar> deleting that fdi file entirely, right?
[08:09] <koshari>  jumbers the same version you want to install elsewhere?
[08:09] <ninotsmindelivar> well, renaming it?
[08:09] <ankurwidguitar> genii: Are you sure about it?
[08:09] <genii> ankurwidguitar: Extremely certain.
[08:09] <gartral1> ninotsmindelivar: i went through an edited it, theres some deffinitions in it that allow 2.0 access
[08:09] <ankurwidguitar> genii: Thank You!
[08:09] <jumbers> koshari: I want to reinstall 9.10 on this computer. It is the only Ubuntu system I currently have
[08:09] <gartral1> ninotsmindelivar: did you delete yours?
[08:09] <genii> ankurwidguitar: You are welcome.
[08:09] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral1, nope
[08:10] <gartral1> ninotsmindelivar: did you edit it?
[08:10] <ankurwidguitar> ubottu: Thank You!
[08:10] <koshari> jumbers you can make a usb install using the iso then.
[08:10] <ubuntu616> what i can do to update my 8.04 ubuntu 9.04 with out using internet connection
[08:10] <ninotsmindelivar> I had tried something with it that didn't seem to carry any effect. Discouraged, I restored the copy previously saved as .....fdi.dontuse
[08:10] <ninotsmindelivar> I may have done something wrong
[08:10] <gartral1> ubuntu616: you really cant, you either need update manager, or alternate cds
[08:10] <jumbers> koshari: What about this USB Startup Disk Creator?
[08:10] <ninotsmindelivar> that led to the nil effect
[08:10] <ankurwidguitar> ubuntu616: you need to use alternate installation CD for it
[08:10] <PerryArmstrong> genii; see this http://paste.ubuntu.com/162625/
[08:11] <koshari> sys > admin >usb startup disc creator
[08:11] <ninotsmindelivar> like I said, I'm going for 2.0, where it seemed everyone else were just trying to get it to be seen at all
[08:11] <genii> PerryArmstrong: Reading
[08:11] <PerryArmstrong> ankurwidguitar; so whats the problem with the lternate cd
[08:11] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral1, so what is it that I should do?
[08:11] <gartral1> well, pastebin your fdi.dontuse, please, ill make it usable :)
[08:11] <PerryArmstrong> ankurwidguitar; so whats the problem with the *alternate cd
[08:12] <Dayofswords> is KDE difficult to setup?
[08:12] <vart> ubuntu616: and even with the alternate cds - if you have installed something that is not on the cd - it will try to access the inet to download updated packages
[08:12] <genii> PerryArmstrong: Indicates X was still actually running somewhere.
[08:13] <PerryArmstrong> genii; then how??
[08:13] <genii> PerryArmstrong: Gimme a minute, re-checking your config file
[08:13] <SmileDay> Question! how to remove the lnstalled package with of *.bin?
[08:13] <Chr|s> Dayofswords: no its not hard to setup
[08:13] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral1, sure thing. one sec
[08:13] <ubuntu616> support ubuntu
[08:13] <Dayofswords> ok coool
[08:14] <Speedy_the_king> i need help setting the wolf bot, please someone help me
[08:14] <gartral1> Speedy_the_king: whats the wolf bot?
[08:14] <Speedy_the_king> i am new to this sevrver
[08:14] <Speedy_the_king> server*
[08:15] <Speedy_the_king> its a game bot
[08:15] <genii> PerryArmstrong: I can't find any error with the xorg.conf file. Try a complete restart, return here again please
[08:15] <Speedy_the_king> or known as Mafia
[08:15] <quba_> can someone help me with installing emerald theme manager i have a slight problem
[08:15] <Dayofswords> this sint a game channel, its for an operating system
[08:15] <Doc-Saintly> Hi all, I just used my ubuntu startup disk to backup and restore an image (using partimage). Once I restored it, the system won't fully boot. it just sits at a black screen with a blinking _. The partition is set to boot and all files (i believe) arepresent on it. any ideas?
[08:15] <gartral1> Speedy_the_king: take it to the channel relevent to the game...
[08:16] <PerryArmstrong> genii; what i did just now was a complete restart
[08:16] <Speedy_the_king> i dont know where that might be in this server
[08:16] <gartral1> Speedy_the_king: pm me..
[08:16] <jumbers> Speedy_the_king: If it's a game, it's probably on GameSurge
[08:16] <GateWarsTrek> Speedy_the_king: look for somthing like #<game name>
[08:16] <genii> PerryArmstrong: OK. Give me a minute to consider next tactic.
[08:16] <PerryArmstrong> genii; ok
[08:16] <quba_> can someone help me with installing emerald theme manager i have a slight problem when i import the theme and try to turn i ton it does't change
[08:17] <gartral1> quba_: reload compiz... the compiz fuzion icon is a nice applet
[08:17] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral1, http://pastebin.com/d761d5fc7
[08:17] <komandan> halooooo
[08:17] <yash> quba_: emerald --replace
[08:17] <ninotsmindelivar> that was the 20-libgphoto.......fdi
[08:18]  * plus91 Arrivo...
[08:18] <ninotsmindelivar> I don't have the .dontuse anymore, just the original
[08:18] <ubuntu616> try compiz
[08:18] <ubuntu616> we don't need to install emeral
[08:20] <gartral1> ninotsmindelivar: is that e280 a v1 or v2?
[08:20] <gartral1> ninotsmindelivar: dont go by cover go by firmware under settings>info, if it starts wit a 1, its v1, if anything else, its a v2
[08:21] <komandan> heloo
[08:21] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral1, strangely, the working e280 is v2, i know this due to the disappointment of researching it back when i got it and realized I couldn't rockbox it (yet)
[08:21] <ninotsmindelivar> fw is 3.xxxxxxx
[08:22] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral1, are there different hw revs for the fuze?
[08:23] <gartral1> ninotsmindelivar: ahh, i have an RBed e250, but thats ot here, so ill remove just the bits corrisponding to your sansas
[08:23] <koshari> ubuntu616 emerald is just a window decorator and its down to personal choice if you like it
[08:24] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral1, so removing the info will get it to work? is this a total nonsensical bug or is there logic to why this is the solution? just curious
[08:25] <gartral1> ninotsmindelivar: the nonsense behind it is: whoever set up gphoto2 last, set a TON of mp3 players as cameras... not PMPs...
[08:25] <genii> PerryArmstrong: Please pastebin result of command: grep Modeline /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[08:26] <ninotsmindelivar> interesting... so the e2xx series work fine, they're prob in there as pmps... but the fuze (and I've heard, the clip as well) are there as cams?
[08:26] <quba_> how do i reload compiz
[08:27] <gartral1> ninotsmindelivar: yes, but not in this file, the reason this works is cause when gphoto cant find a device, the kernel then looks, and sees it as what it is, and not trying to assume its a frigging camera
[08:27] <quba_> how do I reload compiz ??
[08:28] <koshari> quba_ compiz or the window manager?
[08:28] <Severity1> true true
[08:28] <PerryArmstrong> genii; no output
[08:28] <hmw> quba_ compiz --reload
[08:28] <hmw> quba_ oops... --reload is not an valid option, but it reloaded here anyways
[08:29] <koshari> hmw i think its --replace
[08:29] <quba_> koshari_ look i innstalled the emeranld theme manager and i just cant change the theme
[08:29] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral1, so this usb 1.1 issue is a known part of the jaunty Sansa woes?
[08:29] <hmw> guess its --replace, quba_
[08:29] <hmw> thx koshari
[08:29] <MHz128> I would like to print a PDF document on both sides of each sheet of paper, how do  I do this?
[08:29] <koshari> quba have you opened the theme manager for emerald?
[08:29] <Severity1> hplip?
[08:29] <genii> PerryArmstrong: OK. What video card ? Command:  lspci -nn | grep VGA                       result
[08:30] <koshari> MHz128 print odd pages, then turn the stack over and print even pages
[08:30] <hmw> koshari quba_ I like to use "fusion-icon" for managing the stuff.
[08:30] <PerryArmstrong> genii; 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation 82945G/GZ Integrated Graphics Controller [8086:2772] (rev 02)
[08:30] <Severity1> Perry issue glxinfo
[08:30] <MHz128> koshari, oh, awesome. Can I print the PDF using 2 pages per sheet of paper? side by side, scaled down somehow?
[08:30] <koshari> quba sys > pref > emerald theme manager
[08:30] <Severity1> then paste the first 10 lines here
[08:31] <koshari> MHz128 ebasts me? check your settings
[08:33] <fantomas> hi all. Are there repositories with latest kernels for Ubuntu?
[08:35] <genii> Severity1: You may need to use his full nick, I'm not sure he realises your comments are directed to him
[08:36] <saivin> Hi all, I have problem with wireless. Its not taking IP from DHCP, it is showing some 10.42.43.1.  What to do?
[08:36] <ninotsmindelivar> oh boy, i hope gartral1 comes back... I was as close as I'd ever been on this sansa issue
[08:38] <hmw> i am having troubles with my MD9385 scanner, which is listed as supported by gt680xfw.usb. Picture is not of best possible quality (noise) and colors are wrong (turquise is shifted to green, reds look ok) - Please give me a hint on how to troubleshoot this
[08:38] <zzznn> 大家好
[08:39] <saivin> anybody using wireless on dell vostro series or intel 3945...?
[08:40] <zzznn> 怎么加入UBUNTU中文频道
[08:40] <saivin> I have problem with wireless on vostro 1400. Its not taking IP from DHCP, it is showing some 10.42.43.1.
[08:40] <shadeslayer> saivin: intel 4965 here
[08:41] <shadeslayer> saivin: in ipv4 settings is the mode set to DHCP ?
[08:41] <fantomas> I've built 2.6.29 kernel, but it fails on install - postinst phase. How to know why it fails?
[08:41] <saivin> shadeslayer: is it working fine?  i did sudo dhclient  wlan0, but it is taking ip in 10.series
[08:41] <saivin> shadeslayer: how to check that?
[08:42] <shadeslayer> saivin: in the networking applet in wifi tab
[08:42] <FuriousGeorge> hey all
[08:43] <hmw> saivin: with certain wlan adaptors, NetworkManager does not work really. Replacing NM with "Wicd" often helps.
[08:43] <shadeslayer> !hi | FuriousGeorge
[08:43] <shadeslayer> hmw: yeah im having problems setting up a adhoc network
[08:43] <FuriousGeorge> setting up some lvm, and im wondering if there is a *buntu equivalent to /usr/portage/distfiles where apt-get fetches packages and saves them before unpacking
[08:44] <hmw> shadeslayer: this could be a different problem, though. I never managed to get an adhoc net running. :(
[08:44] <saivin> In NM, Under IPv4, Method its Automatic(DHCP)
[08:44] <genii> PerryArmstrong: My local time is about 3:45AM ... so will soon depart with /away. I will be returning in approximately 10 hours for a stretch about 4 hours. If your issue is till unresolved please feel free to contact me then.
[08:46] <saivin> hmw: is wicd a package? i tried sudo apt-get install wicd, it says no package found
[08:47] <gartral> ninotsmindelivar: still here?
[08:47] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral, welcome back
[08:47] <ninotsmindelivar> yeah!
[08:47] <shadeslayer> saivin: i can see that package
[08:47] <ninotsmindelivar> thought you'd quit
[08:47] <shadeslayer> !info wicd
[08:47] <hmw> saivin: Installing wicd makes re-enabling NM difficult. Better look for a decent tutorial for "wicd ubuntu"
[08:47] <gartral> ninotsmindelivar: yea, AT&T dropped me twice in a row tonight
[08:47] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral, I took the snipped you worked on there thinking that was it, obviously it didn't do much for me
[08:48] <c0mp133713313371> I have DVD+Rs that I'd like to burn with a booktype of DVD-ROM.  I've read about dvd+r-tools, but I'm a little unclear as to how this interfaces with Brasero.  Will it simply burn the disk once, then reset the booktype to default?  Or do I need to burn with a command line tool?
[08:48] <ninotsmindelivar> I take it you weren't finished
[08:48] <gartral> ninotsmindelivar: i hadnt properly uploaded it cause inet went down, sorry
[08:48] <saivin> ok i can see wicd in synaptic.
[08:49] <saivin> but can't something b done at command line. the network is there but it has taken some strange ip, not from DHCP
[08:49] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral, no worries
[08:49] <ninotsmindelivar> I'm not goint anywhere :)
[08:49] <ninotsmindelivar> I'm really looking forward to being able to figure out what the issue here is
[08:49] <shadeslayer> saivin: you could manually add the address
[08:50] <gartral> hmmmm firefox is erroing with Fatal error:  Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 1459529 bytes) in /home/pastebin/lib/geshi/geshi.php on line 2355 when i was uploading ninotsmindelivar's fix...
[08:50] <hmw> saivin: those 10.... IPs are taken, when the DHCP server has not been reached.
[08:51] <saivin> shadeslayer: pls help me with that
[08:51] <saivin> i mean manual way
[08:51] <saivin> guess it would be temporary...
[08:51] <shadeslayer> saivin: how can i,i dont know a thing about this.hmw might know
[08:51] <hmw> shadeslayer: manually adding the address wont solve the problem. His NM doesnt want to work with the wifi controlller.
[08:52] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral, if there's one thing to rely on with FF, it's that it works best when you're screwing around and it's only when you REALLY need to get something don that some error like that happens
[08:52] <shadeslayer> hmw: what about through iwconfig and ifconfig
[08:52] <hmw> shadeslayer: i never made it work by manually doing stuff. Same goes for HSDPA modems. There must be some hidden magic somewhere.
[08:52] <gartral> ninotsmindelivar: ive noticed.... hold on, ill frigging do  it throgh pastebinit
[08:53] <trece8> hi... installed ubuntu, works everything ok with generic kernel
[08:53] <trece8> i install the RT kernel and can't display the graphics well
[08:53] <MHz128> Can anyone recommend a GTK theme that is smaller in scale, suitable for netbooks etc
[08:53] <hmw> saivin: the first google entry... http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/WLAN/Wicd
[08:53] <ycp> it's easy to install ubuntu
[08:53] <trece8> it says "unsuitable screen" or something! (sorry, i don't remember exactly)
[08:53] <zzznn> UBUNTU下有杀毒软件吗？
[08:54] <saivin> ok will try that link.  i tried with 'wireless on ubuntu' didnot find much info, i mean related to my problem.
[08:54] <trece8> it's a 22 inch widescreen screen (1680x1050), nvidia geforce6200, and linux-rt
[08:54] <hmw> MHz128: not exactly "small", but you can reduce window title bar by setting the font smaller. I like the C2 theme, because it looks well also with smaller size.
[08:54] <ycp> yes,you can find it by google
[08:54] <MHz128> hmw, do u have a link for the C2 theme?
[08:54] <shadeslayer> !cn | zzznn
[08:55] <hmw> saivin: for some reason, Fedora does like all my Wifi cards _with_ NM. Strange.
[08:55] <MHz128> hmw, im trying to reduce the size of the gtk widgets like buttons, scroll bars, etc etc
[08:55] <hmw> MHz128: no. *g* i'll google it for you
[08:55] <ycp> where are you?usa?
[08:55] <trece8> do somebody know how to install properly the nvidia driver in linux-rt in ubuntu 9.04?
[08:55] <shadeslayer> ycp: we are wherever we want to be ;)
[08:55] <saivin> hmw: that link is in german. i cant see how to change languange.. :(
[08:56] <vart> why is nautilus showing in Places one of not-mounted patitions? And how do I get rid of it?
[08:56] <trece8> I know that in 8.04 it worked with nvidia-glx-new-envy
[08:56] <trece8> but it doesn't seem to work now
[08:56] <hmw> MHz128: start reducing the font sizes, Desktop, right click, Change Desktop Background, Fonts. Main font to change for you: WIndow Title, Application, Document... hmm... play around
[08:56] <shadeslayer> trece8: go to system > admin >restricted drivers
[08:56] <hmw> saivin: oops... sorry... stand by
[08:56] <MHz128> hmw, cool
[08:56] <ycp> ye,we are in the earth
[08:56] <trece8> shadeslayer, i did it in the generic kernel, i tried before
[08:56] <trece8> activating the restricted driver doesn't work
[08:56] <shadeslayer> trece8: its nvidia-glx-180 in jaunty
[08:56] <gartral> ninotsmindelivar:  http://pastebin.com/f577a0526  <-- if our problems are as related asa i think they are, this should fix it
[08:57] <trece8> shade, i know, it should be, but it doesn't work... :S
[08:57] <shadeslayer> trece8: hmm,how very strange
[08:57] <trece8> anyway, i will re-do it if i forgot something... but it doesn't seem to work
[08:57] <trece8> in the generic kernel it works, in the rt kernel it doesn't
[08:57] <shadeslayer> rt kernel??
[08:58] <trece8> realtime kernel
[08:58] <trece8> linux-rt
[08:58] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral, giving this a shot right now...
[08:58] <Darkflare5> Hi guys, why when i open gparted does it get stuck scanning for devices?
[08:58] <shadeslayer> trece8: well i dont think rt kernels are supported here :)
[08:58] <trece8> it's for making audio in realtime
[08:58] <trece8> it's in ubuntu repositories, shade
[08:58] <shadeslayer> Darkflare5: running it as root?
[08:58] <trece8> you can install it too: apt-get install linux-rt
[08:58] <kernelsyncpanic> is there any alternative for application like this? http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=30223
[08:59] <trece8> but i assume it be useful almost only if you work with live audio
[08:59] <shadeslayer> trece8: no thanks
[08:59] <gartral> !info linux-rt
[08:59] <hmw> MHz128: C2 theme: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/c2?content=21987
[08:59] <Darkflare5> shadeslayer yup, looks like it could be my "floppy" drive
[08:59] <MHz128> hmw, cool thanks
[09:00] <trece8> you know for sure that nvidia-glx-new-envy is exactly the 180 driver?
[09:00] <hmw> saivin: this looks better: http://wicd.sourceforge.net/download.php - i hope it will work *G*
[09:00] <shadeslayer> trece8: in the generic kernel its nvidia-glx-180
[09:01] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral, I don't need to reboot or anything do I?
[09:01] <trece8> shade, i mean if it's the same software
[09:01] <trece8> the same code
[09:01] <shadeslayer> trece8: no idea
[09:01] <shadeslayer> Darkflare5: hehe
[09:01] <gartral> ninotsmindelivar: restart hal, /etc/init.d/hal restart
[09:01] <gartral> ninotsmindelivar: no root priv required
[09:02] <saivin> hmw: thanks will go thru it.
[09:02] <Darkflare5> yea i think that did it shadeslayer, took the floppy outta the fstab umount and then mount and boosh working, thanks for your help
[09:02] <hmw> My scanner (listed as supported) gives noisy images and wrong colors. What can I do?
[09:02] <trece8> edit the colors
[09:03] <saivin> hmw: meanwhile googling with 'wireless not taking ip from dhcp'.  seems i'm not alone... :)
[09:03] <trece8> the noise, i don't know, but the colors can be fixed by software
[09:03] <hmw> trece8: you sure, this is a good solution? *g*
[09:03] <trece8> for example, print a color test page
[09:03] <hmw> trece8: i want full quality without booting windows
[09:03] <trece8> then, scan it and then touch the color controls in gimp to make it look exactly the same
[09:03] <trece8> save it as a script and that's that
[09:03] <Guest82277> hi, 9.04 switches on every boot back to gtk-window-decorator, even though i put up emerald in the startup programs! how can i fix this?
[09:04] <trece8> i don't know about the noise, anyway
[09:04] <hmw> trece8: thats not a real solution, because you always loose quality, when shifting colors. I want the error to go away in the first place. And it's slow, too.
[09:04] <gartral> hmw: what scanner is it?
[09:04] <vart> saivin: I yesterday had problems with DHCP sitting on 10.0.0.138,... with my home router on 192.168.x.x have no problems
[09:04] <hmw> gartral: Bus 001 Device 007: ID 05d8:4002 Ultima Electronics Corp. Artec Ultima 2000 (GT6801 based)/Lifetec LT9385/ScanMagic 1200 UB Plus Scanner
[09:04] <trece8> no, hmw, i think you don't lose quality
[09:04] <hmw> trece8: i know, that one does.
[09:04] <trece8> anyway, are you sure it's not just swapping two color channels?
[09:05] <trece8> like green exchanged for red? Exchanging that won't lose quality
[09:05] <ninotsmindelivar> gartral, just to be sure i'm going to restart
[09:05] <ninotsmindelivar> i'll be right back
[09:05] <hmw> trece8: that might be. In this case one could simply re-swap and NOT have quality reduction. But I doubt it.
[09:05] <vart> why is nautilus showing in Places one of not-mounted patitions? And how do I get rid of it? could not find any relevant info
[09:05] <gartral> ninotsmindelivar: you shouldnt have too
[09:05] <trece8> anyway, the point is the noise
[09:05] <hmw> trece8: in fact, turqouise gets blue
[09:05] <hmw> trece8: red looks ok
[09:06] <trece8> hmw, you are chatting with a colorblind (me), so... i can't help with that much
[09:06] <trece8> anyway, is it more noisy?
[09:06] <blumm> any ideas, why emerald is replaced by gtk-window-decorator on every reboot?
[09:06] <trece8> (scanning a blank page in windows vs ubuntu)
[09:06] <hmw> trece8: the noise is so strong, that I cant use it for work
[09:06] <trece8> which is the scanner model?
[09:06] <hmw> trece8: Bus 001 Device 007: ID 05d8:4002 Ultima Electronics Corp. Artec Ultima 2000 (GT6801 based)/Lifetec LT9385/ScanMagic 1200 UB Plus Scanner
[09:06] <gartral> trece8: it IS on a usb 2.0 port, NOT on a hub, right?
[09:07] <MHz128> Anyone play fun multi player games in buntu?
[09:07] <trece8> gartral? :S
[09:07] <trece8> not me
[09:07] <hmw> gartral trece8: it happens when plugged in to the notebook directly as it happens when i go through the hub
[09:07] <trece8> hmw, if it's noise, it shouldn't matter where you plug it
[09:07] <shadeslayer> MHz128: not really,until i have crysis for ubuntu,no games for me ;)
[09:07] <gartral> nexuiz MHz128
[09:07] <gartral> !nexuiz| MHz128
[09:07] <trece8> mhz128, i play mahjongg solitaire :P
[09:08] <MHz128> cool cool
[09:08] <hmw> trece8: my windows wont work with the hub often. Linux always works, even if i plug everything, I have, to that hub.
[09:08] <MHz128> shadeslayer, i hear ya.... is crysis multiplayer too?
[09:08] <gartral> hmw:  it IS on a usb 2.0 port, NOT on a hub, right?
[09:08] <trece8> hmw... i don't have much knowledge, sorry
[09:08] <hmw> gartral trece8: it happens when plugged in to the notebook directly as it happens when i go through the hub
[09:08] <hmw> gartral: so YES.
[09:09] <hmw> gartral: yes, usb 2.0 directly connected, no hub
[09:09] <trece8> the noise has a pattern or it is just white noise? Does it get more noise with more resolution?
[09:09] <gartral> hmw: hmm.. try scanning through gimp, with file>Acquire
[09:09] <trece8> (plus, try to do that with only the scanner connected to the usb, no other devices plugged in any usb port)
[09:10] <hmw> gartral: will try
[09:10] <sunver> where ubuntu french ????????????????????????????????????
[09:10] <gartral> !ubuntu-fr
[09:10] <trece8> hmw... do the noise get "bigger" with more resolution or is just the same no matter the resolution?
[09:10] <gartral> !french | sunver
[09:11] <hmw> trece8: i am not certain. I think, its not getting "bigger", looks like a timing problem to me.
[09:11] <trece8> does it have a pattern? (lines)
[09:11] <hmw> gartral: i have no "aquire" in the file menu of Gimp
[09:11] <gartral> hmw: photobin a few of the tests... please
[09:12] <hmw> gartral: i'll do happily, but first i want to get Gimp to scan something *g*
[09:12] <gartral> hmw, one sec, im not able to remember where it is with out opening gimp
[09:12] <iamskillz> hi, im trying to partition my HDD using the ubuntu 9 live CD, but im not sure what options i need to choose in order to do this anyone know what needs to be typed/selected?
[09:12] <trece8> hmw... in the end i'm thinking that the windows driver probably scans with more resolution and averages the points, plus corrects the color
[09:13] <muammal> helloooo
[09:13] <muammal> ada yang indo gakkkk
[09:13] <trece8> iamskillz, you just want to partition or you want to install too?
[09:13] <muammal> indonesia people
[09:13] <muammal> sepeak indonesia pleaseeee
[09:13] <gartral> hmw: its file>create>xsane>  sorry
[09:13] <hmw> trece8 gartral: stand by, until I show you some scans. Will add windows scans, too.
[09:13] <iamskillz> trece8 i want to install too
[09:13] <muammal> haloooo
[09:13] <trece8> do you have another partition you don't want to delete?
[09:13] <iamskillz> i have ubuntu 9 installed, i want to partition and install XP so dual boot#
[09:13] <muammal> ada yang indonesai gakkkkkk
[09:14] <gartral> !indian| muammal
[09:14] <gartral> >.>
[09:14] <trece8> gartral, he is from indonesia
[09:14] <trece8> not india
[09:14] <Ziw> Hey ppl where can i locate the irssi config, its not in my home directory /.irssi, just empty
[09:14] <muammal> indonesia people
[09:14] <grawity> Ziw: It _should_ be in ~/.irssi/config
[09:14] <muammal> yes indonesiaaaa
[09:14] <gartral> !indonesial muammal
[09:14] <grawity> !in | muammal
[09:14] <muammal> i don't know room for indonesia
[09:14] <grawity> Hmmmm
[09:15] <shadeslayer> grawity: hehe
[09:15] <trece8> iamskillz... i don't understand you much
[09:15] <shadeslayer> !id
[09:15] <grawity> Wrong factoid, I guess?
[09:15] <Ziw> grawity: ye but it's empty. hm
[09:15] <trece8> you HAVE ubuntu installed
[09:15] <muammal> indonesia
[09:15] <muammal> not india
[09:15] <hmw> gartral: Gimp calls xsane, which stops with an error message. Calling xsane directly works. I am now making some test scans.
[09:15] <trece8> or you have XP installed and you want to install ubuntu NOW?
[09:15] <grawity> Ziw: Is irssi running? If yes, try /save
[09:15] <shadeslayer> !id | muammal
[09:15] <iamskillz> trace8: YES
[09:15] <Bruners> hi have screwed my ati driver and an no longer boot into X, when i do the screen scrambles and the computer locks down. How can i unistall the ati driver from console ?
[09:15] <Ziw> grawity: ye running it right now, ok ill try
[09:15] <trece8> try sudo apt-get remove ati
[09:15] <trece8> or ati*
[09:15] <trece8> or something ati :P
[09:16] <Ziw> grawity: yup, worked. thanks
[09:16] <grawity> Ziw: The /save command should write the current config to file, and show the full path in status window.
[09:16] <muammal> sory my english is baddd
[09:16] <trece8> muammal, there is no ubuntu room for indonesia
[09:16] <shadeslayer> Bruners: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg configures vesa drivers ;)
[09:16] <shadeslayer> trece8: there is
[09:16] <Ziw> grawity: sometimes it's so easy, ty
[09:16] <shadeslayer> !id | muammal
[09:16] <shadeslayer> muammal: join ke #ubuntu-id untuk membahas ubuntu dalam bahasa Indonesia
[09:17] <trece8> shade, btw... perhaps doing the same for the rt kernel would work
[09:17] <shadeslayer> trece8: you could try
[09:17] <muammal> okk tthankssss
[09:17] <trece8> will do
[09:17] <muammal> sori alll
[09:17] <trece8> no problem muammal
[09:18] <iceD> I use 8.04 and have one problem, the ubuntu is crashed!
[09:18] <shadeslayer> DDR4: whats your bus speed ;)
[09:18] <shadeslayer> iceD: what??
[09:19] <shadeslayer> iceD: can you get a terminal??
[09:19] <iceD> yes
[09:20] <trece8> so it is not crashed
[09:20] <shadeslayer> iceD: then its not crashed,you just lost X
[09:20] <trece8> iced, what have you installed the last time the X was working
[09:20]  * trece8 the X is the graphical interface
[09:20] <shadeslayer> !x | iceD
[09:21]  * shadeslayer cleans his desktop
[09:21] <iceD> okay, i'm go.
[09:21]  * trece8 plays his guitar
[09:22] <Arv3n> Hi.
[09:22] <trece8> will reboot to see if it works
[09:22] <trece8> but... i miss nvidia-xconfig :P
[09:22] <shadeslayer> Arv3n:
[09:22] <shadeslayer> hi
[09:22] <Unknown0BC> Hello, how do I set xchat 2.8.6 so that people can not get ctcp version information from me ?
[09:22] <daglees> Hello, I installed Apache on Ubuntu 8.10 and it runs terribily slow
[09:22] <Arv3n> I was just wondering, I downloaded the 4.2G Ubuntu DVD ISO, and am now booted from the Live portion of it. It doesn't seem to include any extra software, so what DOES it include?
[09:23] <Bruners> shadeslayer: didnt do any good :( still scrambles the screen
[09:23] <daglees> Anyone has info/link local development server performance tunning? I don't care if it'll leave it unsecure
[09:23] <shadeslayer> Arv3n: it includes extra libraries for extra functions ;)
[09:23] <ikonia> daglees: how did you install apache, and what are you doing to suggest it's running slow ?
[09:23] <shadeslayer> Bruners: you did disable framebuffer right?
[09:24] <Arv3n> shadeslayer: it's a 4.2gb dvd.
[09:24] <Unknown0BC> Can i set it so that ctcp replies to people are disabled in xchat 2.8.6 ?
[09:24] <Arv3n> its' gotta include for than libs.
[09:24] <Arv3n> *more than
[09:24] <shadeslayer> Arv3n: containing about 3 GB of libs and some other tools and other language installers
[09:24] <Arv3n> why libs?
[09:24] <daglees> ikonia, sorry I wasn't very specific. I installed the LAMPP package. It runs very slow when I browse a Drupal site, backed by a 1.4GB database
[09:24] <Arv3n> why not apps?
[09:24] <daglees> ikonia, but the problem is certainly not Drupal
[09:25] <archman> Can I erase "gnome-dbg"? I want to remove epiphany web browser, and it needs gnome-dbg. Is it safe to remove it?
[09:25] <shadeslayer> Arv3n: for the devels who like to program
[09:25] <Bruners> shadeslayer: that means using the kernel framebuffer? the first option i used no
[09:25] <Arv3n> lol, wow.
[09:25] <Arv3n> i should've just downloaded the cd. :|
[09:25] <ikonia> daglees: what debugging have you done so far ?
[09:25] <trece8> didn't work, shadeslayer
[09:25] <trece8> reinstalled the 180 driver...
[09:25] <Brando753> guys im trying to install Elisa From add/remove programs, and i keep getting this error, E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[09:25] <Arv3n> they should've just put more apps on there.
[09:25] <Brando753> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[09:25] <shadeslayer> Bruners: yes
[09:25] <Arv3n> Brando753, run sudo dpkg --configure -a in a terminal
[09:25] <daglees> ikonia, I disabled all logging and modules that contact external servers on Drupal. The same setup on Vista runs very fast
[09:25] <trece8> brand753, then read and do what you are told
[09:26] <ikonia> daglees: forget vista - this is a different ball game, you need to know where your current problem is
[09:26] <shadeslayer> arrgh my drivers are all messed up to :P ,nvidia drivers are pathetic specially the 180 ones
[09:26] <trece8> oh, sorry, perhaps you didn't know what was "manually run"
[09:26]  * shadeslayer goes back to 173
[09:26] <ikonia> daglees: put a index.html in your document root - that is basiclly just a static html page that is hello world - and test apahce on it's own
[09:26] <gartral> shadeslayer: whats wrong with the 180's?
[09:26] <iceD> my firefox browser not open, human theme is not work, what I gonna do?
[09:27] <trece8> gartral... for example, doesn't work with linux-rt
[09:27] <trece8> unlike the ole' nvidia-glx-new-envy :S
[09:27] <shadeslayer> gartral: my irssi gets all scrambled up
[09:27] <shadeslayer> gartral: ill show you
[09:28] <Brando753> has anyone else been getting Partial updates every time they log in?
[09:28] <daglees> ikonia, it's still kinda slow
[09:28] <trece8> iced... do you speak spanish?
[09:28] <hmw> trece8 gartral: The scanner makes different noises under windows! 50% done...
[09:28] <gartral> irssi runs ok for me.. shadeslayer
[09:28] <trece8> different noises??
[09:28] <trece8> :S
[09:29] <shadeslayer> gartral: http://imagebin.org/47534
[09:29] <joot> Brando753, I did a couple of times then it is ok now
[09:29] <ikonia> daglees: so you've just got a flat html file with hello world  - and it's slow
[09:29] <hmw> trece8: the motor is used in another way. Sounds smoother under Win
[09:29] <trece8> hmw... i think it is scanning slower
[09:29] <hmw> trece8: does the CPU control the servo directly??
[09:29] <Bruners> shadeslayer: tried both options now, still the same
[09:29] <daglees> ikonia, yes, specially over the network
[09:29] <trece8> LOL@your question... i don't know that much
[09:29] <iceD> trece8: try
[09:29] <ikonia> daglees: that was going to be the next question, how are you accessing this server
[09:29] <shadeslayer> trece8 Bruners do you have the same problem as this http://imagebin.org/47534
[09:30] <Bruners> shadeslayer: i do get to see the ubuntu logo then it crashes
[09:30] <hmw> trece8: and its much faster now... gah
[09:30] <trece8> iced... man... WHAT did you install or change the configuration the last time before it crashed?
[09:30] <Brando753> has anyone else been getting Partial updates every time they log in?
[09:30] <shadeslayer> Bruners: did you try to fix from the recovery console?
[09:30] <trece8> iceD, I meant: I talk spanish... it's my first language, that's what i meant
[09:30] <shadeslayer> gartral: see what i mean ??
[09:31] <shadeslayer> Bruners: *try to fix X from
[09:31] <iceD> i'm speak portuguese; :s
[09:31] <Bruners> shadeslayer: im in recovery console
[09:31] <archman> ikonia, when I last upgraded ubuntu a few days back, it added a tons of new crap on my system that i don't want (example: rhythmbox, epiphany...). How can I avoid it the next time? Some other upgrade form?
[09:31] <trece8> sorry, i don't understand portuguese
[09:31] <pawan1234> hi
[09:31] <trece8> anyway... WHAT HAVE YOU INSTALLED THE LAST TIME THAT THE PC WORKED RIGHT?
[09:31] <shadeslayer> Bruners: then try the fix X config
[09:31] <Unknown0BC> Is it not possible to disable ctcp replies in xchat 2.8.6 ?
[09:31] <ikonia> archman: I suspect you just had a package with big dependencies on your box
[09:31] <ikonia> trece8: drop the caps please
[09:31] <shadeslayer> !shout | trece8
[09:31] <trece8> sorry, ikonia, but it was the third time
[09:32] <iceD> spanish? write in spanish . . .
[09:32] <trece8> it was in caps for a reason
[09:32] <hmw> ikonia: in this case the persion could NOT read, shouting was intended...
[09:32] <trece8> qué instalaste la última vez que anduvo bien la PC?
[09:32] <archman> ikonia, also, do you know if i can erase gnome-dbg, cause epiphany is dependent on it, and i don't want it!
[09:32] <ikonia> hmw: that does make it ok
[09:32] <ikonia> archman: if it depends on it - you can't remove it, it's not a big package though, what's the problem with keeping it ?
[09:32] <shadeslayer> gartral: ping ping :P
[09:32] <iceD> última vez foi antes do ultimo update
[09:32] <trece8> iced, la sala de portugal es #ubuntu-pt
[09:33] <Bruners> shadeslayer: which also means i cant see that image :P
[09:33] <gartral> shadeslayer: internet being wonkey tonight, hold on
[09:33] <trece8> tienes un monitor widescreen, iced?
[09:33] <Bruners> shadeslayer: the xorg.conf is reset
[09:33] <shadeslayer> Bruners: ok try starting now
[09:33] <dragonminded> Can anyone advise me on how to fix incredibly slow internet on jaunty?
[09:33] <iceD> trace8: no
[09:33] <Bruners> shadeslayer: i just did and its the same
[09:33] <shadeslayer> dragonminded: get a faster connection
[09:33] <dragonminded> haa haa
[09:34] <hmw> dragonminded: i cant, but you might want to look into DNS and IPv6 problems
[09:34] <dragonminded> ever since upgrading to 9.04, speed is garbage
[09:34] <trece8> iced, reseteaste la PC y fuiste a "recovery mode"? (si no lo hiciste, hacelo y luego tocá la opción xfix o algo así)
[09:34] <dragonminded> for example, im getting 2-3 second pings between this box and my other while downloading a file at 100kbps
[09:34] <shadeslayer> Bruners: hmm since you cant open any links......
[09:34] <dragonminded> but when not downloading, 0.1ms pings
[09:34] <gartral> shadeslayer: thats a printout of your desktop, scanned back in?
[09:34]  * trece8 writes down "speed is garbage" as a catchphrase
[09:34] <Bruners> shadeslayer: can open links in links but no images
[09:34] <ikonia> trece8: iceD english only please -
[09:34] <archman> ikonia, hmm...no problems, but epiphany occupies about 20mbs for nothing...
[09:34] <shadeslayer> gartral: haha no thats a screenshot :P
[09:34] <trece8> ikonia, iced is from portugal, i'm trying to help him
[09:34] <archman> ikonia, so no other ways to upgrade?
[09:35] <trece8> i speak spanish, he reads and answers in portuguese... it's all for the sake of helping
[09:35] <shadeslayer> !X | Bruners
[09:35] <iceD> instalei o ubuntu 8.04 agora, nvidia 6200 por envyng-gtk
[09:35] <dragonminded> i looked into ipv6 problems...theres apparently no way to disable in 9.04 that ive found
[09:35] <shadeslayer> Bruners: nvidia drivers btw??
[09:35] <trece8> iced.... tengo el mismo problema casi!
[09:35] <Bruners> shadeslayer: ati
[09:35] <trece8> iced, estás usando linux-rt?
[09:35] <iceD> rt?
[09:36] <trece8> no? bien, yo tengo ese problema con el kernel realtime (linux-rt)
[09:36] <trece8> tengo la misma placa gráfica
[09:36] <ikonia> trece8: please take it to the portugal chanel
[09:36] <iceD> si
[09:36] <shadeslayer> !ati | Bruners
[09:36] <ikonia> trece8: this channel is english only
[09:36] <trece8> ikonia, i don't talk portuguese
[09:36] <trece8> i don't even understand portuguese fluently
[09:36] <ikonia> trece8: ok - then inform him of the correct channel
[09:36] <trece8> i had
[09:36] <iceD> okay
[09:36] <iceD> thanks
[09:36] <shadeslayer> ikonia: are the atu drivers giving problems in jaunty??
[09:36] <shadeslayer> *ati
[09:36] <ikonia> shadeslayer: thats a wide question, depends on a lot of things
[09:37] <trece8> iced... try what i told you
[09:37] <trece8> start in recovery mode and try to fix the X
[09:37] <Bruners> shadeslayer: how do you open a new window in screen ?
[09:37] <trece8> it's one of the options there
[09:37] <Goldiadkin> Hi, somebody knows any reason why a couple of aplications won't open when I click them in the menu? they only open through terminal.
[09:37] <shadeslayer> new window??
[09:37] <pawan1234> hi
[09:37] <pawan1234> what is the latest version of vuze
[09:38] <shadeslayer> pawan1234: apt-cache search vuze to get the details
[09:38] <hmw> trece8 gartral: For some reason, I cant see the noise in the big images (seems to be xsane's preview) but there is still something wrong. It's slow, sounds different and colors: http://harald.ist.org/home/zeugs/scantest
[09:39] <shadeslayer> !info vuze | pawan1234
[09:39] <LordMetroid> Anyone else have problem running Quake Wars, I get about 0.1fps(1 frame per 10 seconds) using a new ATI Radeon 4850 graphics card...?
[09:39] <sergi> games 64 bits, 9.04 please?
[09:39] <Goldiadkin> pawan1234: I believe the last version is 4.2
[09:39] <pawan1234> yes
[09:39] <pawan1234> but i have 3.1.1.0
[09:39] <pawan1234> how to install
[09:40] <blumm> any ideas, why emerald is replaced by gtk-window-decorator on every reboot?
[09:40] <shadeslayer> pawan1234: you might have to compile or download a .deb
[09:40] <ghoti> LordMetroid: a 4850? That's new? I retired my 9700 a couple years ago..
[09:40] <pawan1234> u have the link
[09:40] <gartral> hmw... which set is which here?
[09:40] <shadeslayer> pawan1234: on their site
[09:40] <LordMetroid> 4850 was released 6 month ago
[09:40] <pawan1234> its in tar.bz2 format
[09:40] <DaveCo> can anyone suggest a good music manager/player, that handles podcasts and web streams, other than amarok and rhythmbox?
[09:40] <hmw> gartral: it starts with the ubuntu scans, the better looking ones are from windows
[09:40] <solorvox> genii, good news, the backport modules seems to have solved my lockups... at least with the wireless.  Ran for 1 hour using youtube, wine playing guild wars on a NTFS partition, while listening to mp3s. :)  Thanks for the tip, seems there is indeed a regression bug
[09:41] <blumm> DaveCo: Listen
[09:41] <ghoti> LordMetroid: Hmm; they must be recycling model numbers then I guess
[09:41] <Bruners> shadeslayer: C-a C-c was what i was looking for :)
[09:41] <DaveCo> blumm: thanks
[09:42] <cllaudyu> hello
[09:42] <shadeslayer> Bruners: :)
[09:42] <LordMetroid> I run fglrxinfo and and it says for, OpenGL renderer string: software Rasterizer
[09:42] <cllaudyu> how can i check if i installed nvidia corectly?
[09:42] <Goldiadkin> Hi, somebody knows any reason why a couple of aplications won't open when I click them in the menu? they only open through terminal.
[09:42] <shadeslayer> cllaudyu: system > administration > restricted drivers
[09:43] <shadeslayer> Bruners: also try fglrx
[09:43] <Gnea> cllaudyu: login to GDM and see if the desktop effects work well
[09:43] <shadeslayer> !fglrx | Bruners
[09:43] <trece8> it seems to me that nvidia is THE problem
[09:43] <cllaudyu> shadeslayer i installed nvidia 96.43.11 from the site and in restricted it says it's not active
[09:43] <nmvicky> how do i configure znc
[09:44] <hmw> trece8 gartral: what also bugs me is the difference with the 5 cent coin. Compare 300dpi pics and explain the alias effect... i dont understand, how it can go so wrong
[09:44] <Gnea> trece8: actually, it's the solution, as it works better than most other 3d cards
[09:44] <shadeslayer> cllaudyu: legacy drivers?? why??
[09:44] <trece8> hmw... link?
[09:44] <hmw> http://harald.ist.org/home/zeugs/scantest
[09:44] <popey> danopia: banshee
[09:44] <trece8> gnea... i can't make my nvidia card work with my widescreen screen and linux-rt
[09:45] <cllaudyu> shadeslayer that one freezed my screen
[09:45] <gartral> hmw: the reason im asking is because.. i dont see any distortion...
[09:45] <cllaudyu> shadeslayer i see this one works better
[09:45] <Gnea> trece8: maybe you're trying too hard. does it work with non-realtime linux?
[09:45] <popupo> how to reset binding Fn+Z for Ubuntu 8.04?
[09:46] <shadeslayer> cllaudyu: what about the 173 or 177 one
[09:46] <hmw> gartral: the 3 last pics have the right color, it is ought to be green, not blue. Look at the artifacts with the 5cent coin, they are quite obvious
[09:46] <trece8> gnea, i need realtime linux
[09:46] <trece8> that's the whole point
[09:46] <Gnea> trece8: that's not what I asked.
[09:46] <trece8> yes, with generic works
[09:46] <trece8> generic kernel
[09:46] <trece8> not with linux-rt
[09:46] <Gnea> that's all you had to say :)
[09:46] <trece8> !GRE
[09:46] <trece8> what is GRE?
[09:47] <Gnea> depends what you're referring to
[09:47] <trece8> the portuguese guy gets "Could not find compatible GRE between version 1.9.0.1 and 1.9.0.*. "when he tries to start firefox :S
[09:47] <hmw> gartral: if you look closely, you can see a change of the blue in the x-axis on the ubuntu scans (in that green diagram)
[09:47] <trece8> he upgraded from 8.04 to 9.04
[09:47] <cllaudyu> shadeslayer i still get a screen freezing after 10 or 20 minutes...
[09:47] <gartral> hmw: those "artifacts" look like there on BOTH sets.. and, to me, look more like actual finger prints, or smears
[09:47] <cllaudyu> shadeslayer i dont know why???
[09:47] <trece8> hmw, i have to say this:
[09:47] <hmw> gartral: youre using an LCD, right?
[09:48] <trece8> I don't know about the colors
[09:48] <shadeslayer> cllaudyu: hmm no idea,im off to lunch anyway
[09:48] <trece8> but the "noise" you see is not actually noise
[09:48] <Gnea> trece8: no idea. what's the max res your monitor goes to and how far will the linux-rt take it?
[09:48] <trece8> it's not-lossy-compression
[09:48] <cllaudyu> shadeslayer bye
[09:48] <Gnea> !enter
[09:48] <trece8> if you compress as a low quality jpg the upperside of the image, it will be just as the "windows" scan
[09:48] <gartral> hmw: nvidia XFX 6200 AGP card, running DVI link, 180 drivers
[09:48] <hmw> trece8: as stated, the noise seems only to be in the preview window, not in the actual jpegs. This problem is "solved" therefore
[09:48] <trece8> gnea, 1680x1050
[09:48] <trece8> hmw, it's not noise!
[09:49] <trece8> the windows driver blurs the image!
[09:49] <Gnea> trece8: what's the max res the linux-rt will allow?
[09:49] <hmw> gartral: if youre not using a CRT but a LCD, you might not see the colors correctly
[09:49] <trece8> so you don't see it
[09:49] <trece8> gnea, linux-rt won't work with the nvidia 180 driver
[09:49] <trece8> that's the problem
[09:49] <gartral> yea, i omitted mt LCD because i hit enter, not shift for nam
[09:49] <Gnea> trece8: again, what's the max res that linux-rt will *allow*, regardless of which driver it's using?
[09:50] <trece8> 1024x768
[09:50] <Gnea> o.O
[09:50] <Gnea> and you're on 9.04?
[09:50] <hmw> gartral trece8: i talked to a friend meanwhile. I think, the problem is likely not to be solved at all, because it does work basically.
[09:50] <trece8> hey, do you know about the GRE? (i'm trying to help the portuguese guy "show this message: Could not find compatible GRE between version 1.9.0.1 and 1.9.0.*.")
[09:50] <trece8> gnea, i am
[09:51] <trece8> i had problems to do the same thing in 8.04
[09:51] <trece8> but it worked using nvidia-glx-new-envy
[09:51] <Gnea> trece8: try googling the GRE problem
[09:51] <Gnea> hrm
[09:51] <mib_87pcnqr5> Hello, I recently installed UNR on my netbook, it worked fine, but after a reboot, the wireless lists no networks anymore and does not connect?
[09:51] <amaurea> I'm having a problem with gnome therminal in ubuntu 8.10: sometimes (but not always), the window fails to update when I scroll. Clicking the window causes it to update, though. I see it most often in a window where I use screen, but also occationally elsewhere. Is this a known bug?
[09:51] <RaverWild> guys im curious - people running laptops on jaunty - please tell me does pressing FN+arrows and holding (volume/brightness control) the autorepeat is slow? with me it is very slow. curious before i log the bug...
[09:52] <trece8> hmw... i have a LCD
[09:52] <trece8> the colors... i see difference, perhaps its luma channel or such.
[09:52] <mib_87pcnqr5> RaverWild yes ot os s;pw
[09:52] <mib_87pcnqr5> it is slow*
[09:52] <Gnea> trece8: is there a specific error message from the kernel or Xorg when the nvidia driver is attempted to be engaged?
[09:52] <trece8> I really believe the loss in color quality is very very very little
[09:52] <trece8> gnea, oh yeah
[09:52] <mib_87pcnqr5> Hello, I recently installed UNR on my netbook, it worked fine, but after a reboot, the wireless lists no networks anymore and does not connect manually?
[09:52] <trece8> i tried to paste it... but it is before the login, so i can't paste it
[09:52] <RaverWild> mib_87pcnqr5,  thanks. will see if someone else reported this and will probably report it
[09:53] <trece8> where is the log? (Singed as black eyed peas)
[09:53] <gartral> hmw: only suggestion i have, is a headache, and download the xsane source, make the changes you want yourself, and compile your own
[09:53] <trece8> hmw... REALLY... it's not a problem. Try my solution
[09:53] <RaverWild> mib_87pcnqr5, man i had same problem. will see the solution now. i solved it it is because the wifi driver
[09:53] <trece8> don't break your head: Use gimp to even the colors
[09:53] <hmw> gartral: yeah *g* if I would be that good, I am not yet expirienced with programming under linux
[09:53] <trece8> the "distortion" is not really a distortion but a not-compressed image
[09:53] <mattgyver> long story short, i need to disable my internal wifi adapter temporarily to tether my mobile phones internet connection on a usb dongle, does anyone know how i can do that in 9.04?
[09:53] <mib_87pcnqr5> RaverWild What? I just did a vanilla install and it did this, how did you fix it?
[09:53] <cperrin88> Hey, since I have upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 I can't mute my sound ,just turn the volume down, and  even if I do that my subwoofer won't be muted. Also I have more cracking
[09:53] <trece8> you see... the linux image has more detail than the windows one... so it can't be a distortion!
[09:54] <RaverWild> mib_87pcnqr5, what laptop you have?
[09:54] <Gnea> trece8: the output of the dmesg command and /var/log/Xorg.0.log (please use the pastebin)
[09:54] <mib_87pcnqr5> RaverWild Acer Aspire One
[09:54] <blumm> any ideas, why emerald is replaced by gtk-window-decorator on every reboot?
[09:54] <mib_87pcnqr5> RaverWild the FN left/right is easy to get round by tapping the arrows intead of holding them btw
[09:54] <RaverWild> mib_87pcnqr5,  i am on aspire one aswell
[09:54] <Gnea> trece8: that's a contradiction of terms - the more detail involved can often times lead to a finer-tuned degree of distortion! ;)
[09:54] <RaverWild> mib_87pcnqr5,  hold on....
[09:55] <Gnea> !pasetbin | trece8
[09:55] <Gnea> \...
[09:55] <mib_87pcnqr5> RaverWild what drivers do I need then
[09:55] <Gnea> !pastebin | trece8
[09:55] <Bruners> shadeslayer: and we are live \o/
[09:55] <hmw> trece8: the worst problem is the fluctuation in the color on the x-axis, which prevents me from using your solution
[09:56] <Ziw> How can i check my syslog?
[09:56] <Gnea> Ziw: look at the /var/log/syslog file
[09:56] <mib_87pcnqr5> Erm help, ubuntu is starting to ignore when I press enter ect. in google and things like that?
[09:56] <RaverWild> mib_87pcnqr5, read this and follow the instructions. this is how i fixed it. http://www.ubuntugeek.com/new-madwifi-now-supports-ar2425-in-madwifi-trunk-branch.html
[09:56] <Ziw> Gnea: thanks
[09:57] <mib_87pcnqr5> How can I make my ubuntu partition bigger inside ubuntu?
[09:57] <trece8> hmw... fluctuation?
[09:57] <trece8> or just a drift?
[09:57] <trece8> you can compensate color drifts with gimp!
[09:57] <gartral> mib_87pcnqr5: you cant
[09:57] <adnc_> hello, is there an IPsec client for ubuntu, eventually one which works with nm-applett?
[09:57] <hmw> trece8: yeah... the color changes slightly 2 times on the whole x-axis from more green to a little less green
[09:58] <Goldiadkin> Hi, somebody knows any reason why a couple of aplications won't open when I click them in the menu? they only open through terminal.
[09:58] <mattgyver> Goldiadkin, which apps?
[09:58] <Gnea> trece8: it might help to install the pastebinit package to get the output to the site quicker
[09:58] <joot> mib_87pcnqr5, What is ect supposed to do?
[09:58] <gartral> hmw: you know, you get jagged edges on the windows one as well
[09:59] <trece8> gnea... here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/162663/
[09:59] <trece8> the dmesg is the upper part
[09:59] <maodun> if i'm on intrepid, can i safely add the repos for later distros to my aptitude sources?
[09:59] <trece8> gnea... i HOPE i don't have to use it much :P
[09:59] <Gnea> trece8: just don't go overboard and you'll be fine ;)
[10:00] <maodun> i want python2.6 and intrepid doesnt seem to have it
[10:00] <cperrin88> maodun: better not, because these might have dependencies for apps or libs for the next version
[10:00] <maodun> cperrin88: ah, thanks
[10:00] <trece8> i just want to jam with my guitar through the internets with ubuntu :(
[10:00] <Goldiadkin> Hardinfo, Tucan, a game or two...
[10:00] <adnc_> does someone know if there is any progress in the intel graphics driver?
[10:00] <hmw> gartral trece8: well, thanks for your time anyways
[10:01] <trece8> hmw... one thing
[10:01] <trece8> can you try to make it work through wine or VMWare?
[10:01] <Gnea> trece8: hrm, what version kernel are you on?  cat /proc/version please
[10:01] <Ziw> why does ubuntu work so well for me :(
[10:01] <mattgyver> How can i suspend my internal wifi card, so that i can use an USB dongle?
[10:01] <trece8> the latest rt, gnea
[10:01] <hmw> trece8: wine doesnt work, and my current VirtualBox is OSE, so no USB. I expect it to work in the virtual box, which will be my next step.
[10:01] <Gnea> trece8: clearly, you don't need the help.
[10:01] <trece8> Linux version 2.6.28-3-rt (buildd@vernadsky) (gcc version 4.3.3 (Ubuntu 4.3.3-5ubuntu4) ) #12-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT RT Fri Apr 17 10:09:11 UTC 2009
[10:02] <Gnea> oh
[10:02] <trece8> i don't need?
[10:02] <trece8> :S
[10:02] <floating> adnc_: i would like to know that too:/
[10:02] <trece8> i'm trying to help too :S
[10:02] <Gnea> with that kernel, yes, you might
[10:02] <wiehan> Is anyone here a expert in musicbrainz picard auto-tagging software, I ran into a problem - which I think might be ubuntu related, can't find a solution on the net (or in the windows forums, etc) please, I really need some help.. PM me please.
[10:02] <cperrin88> Hey, since I have upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 I can't mute my sound ,just turn the volume down, and even if I do that my subwoofer won't be muted. I also have more cracking.
[10:02] <trece8> cperrin...what soundcard do you have?
[10:03] <trece8> onboard or something "better" than that?
[10:03] <mib_87pcnqr5> how on earth do i open a termial from within file browser, it wont let me CD to somewhere
[10:03] <trece8> mib, i don't think you can
[10:03] <cperrin88> trece8: better is relative but it's not onboard, but it worked fine in 8.10
[10:03] <trece8> cperrin... but what soundcard is it?
[10:03] <cperrin88> CMI8738
[10:04] <cperrin88> nothing fancy
[10:04] <trece8> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/108795
[10:04] <trece8> read that
[10:05] <trece8> gnea... some idea?
[10:05] <trece8> anything?
[10:06] <trece8> (EE) Screen(s) found, but none have a usable configuration.
[10:06] <trece8> Fatal server error:
[10:06] <trece8> no screens found <- this is the problem
[10:06] <hmw> trece8 gartral: if youre curious, i changed the page http://harald.ist.org/home/zeugs/scantest, to point out the differences more clearly. ("fluctiating colors" on the diagram and alias effect on top edge of the coin)
[10:06] <trece8> hmw, i'm colorblind... can't help you with that
[10:06] <Gnea> trece8: there seems to be quite a bit of discussion of the problem already: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-rt/+bug/292270  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=989262  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-rt/+bug/301332
[10:07] <hmw> trece8: oh yes, you mentioned. *g* could be hard to find the error then
[10:07] <trece8> anyway, to me it seems to me just a change in overall tonality
[10:07] <trece8> but there you see that the "noise" isn't really noise
[10:07] <trece8> the coin is more detailed in the "linux" version
[10:08] <hmw> trece8: i said it 2 times already, the noise seems to be only in xsanse preview window, not in the actual jpegs, my fault
[10:08] <adnc_> floating: the progress to intel graphics card?
[10:08] <trece8> hmw, AAAAAAAAH... i know, it's not noise, is aliasing
[10:08] <trece8> don't worry
[10:08] <trece8> hmw... try to fix the overall color with gimp
[10:08] <trece8> and present the results
[10:08] <hmw> the color problem still exists
[10:09] <trece8> gnea, i'll read
[10:09] <Gnea> trece8: I'm not sure what else to recommend at this time... there's a lot of possibilities up there, so it'll just be a matter of finding the right one, if it's up there - and if not, well maybe following up on the bug report might help as well :)
[10:09] <trece8> hmw, have you tried to make it better?
[10:09] <hmw> there are 2 greenish stripes in the linux scan, you wont see if youre color blind
[10:09] <trece8> gnea, thanks for the links
[10:09] <floating> adnc_: yep. do you have some website where you check on the info about it ?
[10:09] <Gnea> trece8: good luck
[10:09] <trece8> lol, hmw, totally agreed! "Two greenish lines"
[10:10] <adnc_> floating: no, actually not, there is a page on the ubuntu wiki but that doesnt tell much. i've a intel 965 which was working with interepid very well but bad with jaunty
[10:10] <trece8> gnea, by the way
[10:10] <trece8> could i install nvidia-glx-new-envy in jaunty?
[10:10] <hmw> bye folx, thanks for your time
[10:10] <trece8> that could be a way to make it work...
[10:10] <trece8> it worked with that on 8.04
[10:10] <gartral> hmw frankly, the only discrepency i see is sharpness
[10:11] <gartral> and aliases
[10:11] <floating> ok. i have intel845G, and 9.04 works terrible. I tried few tricks that someone showed me, but they didnt work. I have not run linux on this earlier, so im not sure if 8 would work. I thought I wait a bit longer (rather than install 8)
[10:12] <Goldiadkin> Hi, somebody knows any reason why a couple of aplications won't open when I click them in the menu? they only open through terminal.
[10:12] <trece8> gartral... he logged out
[10:12] <bazhang> Goldiadkin, which ones
[10:12] <Goldiadkin> Tucan, Hardinfo, some games...
[10:12] <bazhang> Goldiadkin, how were they installed/added to the menu
[10:13] <shadeslayer> Bruners: so....you fixed X ??
[10:13] <trece8> edit the menu and see which programs they are launching
[10:13] <Bruners> shadeslayer: yep
[10:13] <shadeslayer> Bruners: what fixed it?
[10:13] <trece8> and where is the "thank you", Bruners? :P
[10:13] <Bruners> shadeslayer: removed some stuff and installed the ati driver again
[10:14] <Bruners> trece8: did write a notice with a \o/ :P
[10:14] <shadeslayer> Bruners: cool,enjoy then
[10:14] <Goldiadkin> bazhang, by terminal
[10:14] <Goldiadkin> aptitude install
[10:14] <Bruners> shadeslayer: thank you :)
[10:14] <bazhang> Goldiadkin, from what source; dont see those in the repos
[10:14] <shadeslayer> Bruners: no problem
[10:16] <Goldiadkin> They are both there, I just typed sudo aptitude install "x program"
[10:16] <bazhang> Goldiadkin, tucan is part of childsplay?
[10:16] <bazhang> !info tucan
[10:16] <Lademord> QUESTION: Hi people, I would love to get using Ubuntu on my desktop PC, but unfortunately I'm having trouble getting my sound card to work. It's a Creative X-Fi Elite Pro. I *know* that this issue has been discussed to death, but I think that someone has gotten the X-Fi cards to work with ALSA
[10:16] <Lademord> Does anyone know?
[10:17] <Lademord> (see also this bug for more info: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/63352)
[10:17] <shadeslayer> !sound | Lademord
[10:17] <shadeslayer> did you try the link given for x-fi sound cards there?
[10:18] <Lademord> shadeslayer, given where?
[10:18] <shadeslayer> the links above
[10:19] <Lademord> I can't see anything mentioning X-Fi there - but I'll keep looking
[10:20] <shadeslayer> Lademord: hmm,im sure i saw a link somewhere for xfi,ill see what i can find :)
[10:20] <Lademord> shadeslayer, Also, apparently ALSA is not detected because the volume control shows 'Playback: Null Output (PulseAudio)'
[10:21] <Lademord> mp@mp-desktop:~$ aplay -l
[10:21] <Lademord> aplay: device_list:217: no soundcards found...
[10:21] <Lademord>  :(
[10:22] <shadeslayer> Lademord: lspci ??
[10:22] <Lademord> shadeslayer http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/162683/
[10:23] <Lademord> So apparently it sees it...
[10:23] <shadeslayer> Lademord: http://www.rizzy360.com/ubuntu/creative-sound-blaster-xfi-setup-ubuntu/
[10:23] <shadeslayer> Lademord: 05:01.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs SB X-Fi
[10:23] <shadeslayer> thats your sound card being detected :)
[10:24] <Lademord> Yeah, I noticed. So it IS detected :)
[10:24] <Lademord> I wonder what's wrong then..
[10:24] <ninotsmindelivar> hey guys, is there a way to disable an individual usb bus on the system?
[10:24] <Lademord> Is that ALSA noticing it, or what?
[10:24] <Lademord> shadeslayer, I'm trying out that link you just posted
[10:24] <shadeslayer> Lademord: those are your PCI devices plugged in recognised by the kernel i think
[10:25] <Lademord> damn, 404'd
[10:25] <cherva> when I try to run a program in another X i get: [config/dbus] couldn't take over org.x.config: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.AccessDenied (Connection ":1.86" is not allowed to own the service "org.x.config.display2" due to security policies in the configuration file) what configuration file is the error mentioning?
[10:26] <shadeslayer> Lademord: http://support.creative.com/downloads/download.aspx?nDownloadId=10792
[10:26] <Lademord> ah, there it was :)
[10:26] <ninotsmindelivar> my sansa refuses to connect to anything bu usb bus 3, which is always a 1.1 connection. i want to somehow force it to connect to the usb 2.0 bus, 001
[10:27] <ninotsmindelivar> if that's gibberish, I too barely understand it
[10:27] <ninotsmindelivar> just looking for some help to this very irritating problem
[10:27] <BrixSat> hellop
[10:27] <BrixSat> does anyone know a good radio automation software for linux?
[10:27] <Boohbah> cherva: http://www.google.com/search?q=Connection+is+not+allowed+to+own+the+service++due+to+security+policies+in+the+configuration+file
[10:28] <Boohbah> BrixSat: what sort of radio?
[10:29] <Lademord> shadeslayer, damn I get an error when attempting to build the Creative driver using the link you posted. The error: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/162688/
[10:29] <Boohbah> BrixSat: http://www.gnu.org/software/gnuradio/
[10:29] <BrixSat> Boohbah :)
[10:29] <shadeslayer> Lademord: im not that good at make and make install maybe you can find someone whoc can figure it out :)
[10:30] <shadeslayer> *who
[10:30] <Bruners> Is there any way to automount ntfs drives other than adding them to fstab ?
[10:30] <shadeslayer> Lademord: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=780961
[10:30] <Boohbah> Bruners: does adding the drive to fstab not work?
[10:31] <gartral> it there a way to have fstab loop mount an iso
[10:31] <shadeslayer> Bruners: i dont think so,fstab *has* to edited
[10:31] <Bruners> Boohbah: not working no
[10:31] <shadeslayer> !iso | gartral
[10:31] <Lademord> shadeslayer, ah yes, I think that one has worked for me in the past on another PC. Trying it now
[10:32] <gartral> shadeslayer: i have a script to mount an iso already.. (its the playdisk form neverwinter nights..) but ide like automount!
[10:32] <shadeslayer> Bruners: oh wait you *could* edit the rc.local file and add a command there like : mount /dev/sda1 to mount the partition
[10:32] <Bruners> shadeslayer: http://pastey.net/113458 my current fstab
[10:33] <shadeslayer> gartral: uh in gnome my iso automounts when i click it
[10:33] <Armageddon> i have a laptop and i have fast keys, like play pause stop and stuff, how can i customize which player opens ?
[10:33] <fabe> hi has anyone here got got opengl working with the ati driver?
[10:33] <DaveCo> please help, im soo confuzed. Is there a diference between i386 and i686?
[10:33] <gartral> shadeslayer: it does something weird when i auto mount like that, the game doesnt belive the disk is there...
[10:33] <shadeslayer> Armageddon: they come preconfigured,can be edited in keyboard shortcuts
[10:33] <Armageddon> shadeslayer, thank you
[10:34] <shadeslayer> gartral: well duh...it searches for the physical drive
[10:34] <shadeslayer> no problem
[10:34] <shadeslayer> gartral: do you launch the game from the mounted ISO ??
[10:35] <DaveCo> is ther a diference between i386 and i686?
[10:35] <shadeslayer> Bruners: looks fine to me
[10:35] <shadeslayer> DaveCo: i686?? whats that?
[10:35] <azlon> how can i create a password for my live USB session?
[10:35] <shadeslayer> azlon: you cant,unless you install
[10:35] <gartral> shadeslayer: no, but the game wont run *at all* unless it can read *someething* it believes is a cd... and a loop mounted iso, with wine pointed to it, works fine
[10:36] <wk_bouter> shadeslayer: i686 may refer to the following:
[10:36] <wk_bouter>     * Intel P6 (microarchitecture), as first used in the Pentium Pro and later adapted into the Pentium M and Core architectures
[10:36] <wk_bouter>     * In open source and especially Linux computing, it refers to compiler optimization for Pentium Pro and all later Intel processors, and the Athlon and all later AMD processors, as compared to "i386" builds that are slower but more compatible with older processors
[10:36] <FloodBot3> wk_bouter: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:36] <casbxb> Hello all
[10:36] <lirunhua> hello
[10:36] <shadeslayer> ah....
[10:37] <casbxb> I need some help with partitions . New in this
[10:37] <Bruners> shadeslayer: forgot to make directories for the mount points
[10:37] <shadeslayer> Bruners: after the mount point??
[10:37] <casbxb> i have two disks. I just want to use Ubuntu
[10:37] <DaveCo> shadeslayer: the label on the opensuse for x86 32 bit
[10:38] <casbxb> was thinking to create a swap and root one in the first one
[10:38] <casbxb> and /home in the other
[10:38] <Bruners> shadeslayer: did a mount -a which told me that it couldnt find the directories it was trying to mount to
[10:38] <shadeslayer> DaveCo: ask in #suse then,how can we know what they manufacture??
[10:38] <coolguy4> hi, if I type ssh localhost, I get a timeout. Can anyone help me?
[10:38]  * shadeslayer looks at the fstab again
[10:38] <Kungen354646> im looking to do a clean install of ubuntu 9.04 from a partition on my hdd. any1 got any ideas on how to do that?
[10:40] <KarlSmith> hi all
[10:40] <KarlSmith> I see rhythmbox finally has its minimise to tray functionaility back
[10:40] <KarlSmith> sudo apt-get remove amarok
[10:40] <Ziw> Can anyone tell me how to change sample rate for a usb mic ?
[10:40] <casbxb> How much is needed for ubuntu install partition ?
[10:41] <msshams> how can i direct new mail from account1 save in folder1 in evolution?
[10:41] <shadeslayer> casbxb: at least 4 GB
[10:41] <Kungen354646> so many questions and so few answers :)
[10:41] <casbxb> does all the programs/games be installed then ?
[10:41] <casbxb> there*
[10:41] <lastman> I dont understand the quick search results of synaptic. Why are there always packages listed which have nothing to do with the search item?
[10:42] <shadeslayer> casbxb: you could remove them later but take care while removing the extra games
[10:42] <DaveCo> shadeslayer: sorry, that was my original intent, to ask there, sorry about that
[10:42] <shadeslayer> and bloat etc. you could end up losing a essential package
[10:42] <shadeslayer> DaveCo: no problems
[10:43] <Ziw> How do i change sample rate of my mic?
[10:43] <shadeslayer> Ziw: you could try sound prefrences,not sure though
[10:43] <casbxb> in a disk of 320GB i was  thinking to get 4gb to swap, 20gb to ubuntu install and the rest for /home .. what to do with the other disk of 250 ?
[10:44] <Ziw> shadeslayer: i have a feeling that tells me its some config somewhere.. hidden :P
[10:44] <shadeslayer> casbxb: i have 160 GB for data(ntfs) 70 GB windows (ntfs) 70 GB Ubuntu (ext4)
[10:44] <Boohbah> Ziw: if you're using jackd you can do 'jackd -d alsa -r 48000'
[10:44] <Kungen354646> casbxb: why not use it as storage for movies etc?
[10:44] <shadeslayer> and 3 GB swap
[10:45] <casbxb> i was thinking home for movies
[10:45] <Ziw> Boohbah: aha, ill check that out
[10:45] <bandi> are you here hungarian?
[10:45] <casbxb> and i don't have windows at all
[10:45] <Kungen354646> im looking to do a clean install of ubuntu 9.04 from a partition on my hdd. any1 got any ideas on how to do that?
[10:45] <shadeslayer> Boohbah: any idea how to increase gain for internal mic's ??
[10:45] <cherva> Boohbah: should I restart X when I edit the D-BUS bus configurations
[10:45] <Boohbah> casbxb: you don't need 4GB swap
[10:46] <bandi> van itt magyar?
[10:46] <shadeslayer> Kungen354646: make a brand new partition table
[10:46] <Boohbah> cherva: sure
[10:46] <casbxb> i have 2gb ram ..
[10:46] <Boohbah> !hu | bandi
[10:46] <bazhang> !hu
[10:46] <casbxb> and people use to say that swap should be twice the ram is
[10:47] <Boohbah> shadeslayer: alsamixer ?
[10:47] <Kungen354646> shadeslayer: i was going to make a new partition with gparted to put it on, but everything is grey and i cant click anything...
[10:47] <Ada2358> Vista likes to use a shit-ton of swap :P
[10:47]  * Ada2358 expects rocks thrown at him
[10:47] <bazhang> Ada2358, please no cursing
[10:48] <shadeslayer> Boohbah: set to max,skype and voice recorder still have low input
[10:48] <Ada2358> Sorry about that
[10:48] <Bruners> shadeslayer: how do you access mounted iso's through console ?
[10:48] <shadeslayer> Bruners: cd /dev/mnt
[10:48] <Boohbah> shadeslayer: my alsamixer has a mic boost +20dB gain channel next to the mic channel
[10:49] <shadeslayer> Boohbah: 21 db here
[10:49] <shadeslayer> still *very* low sound
[10:49] <Ziw> its so strange i have this usb webcam it has a built in mic that id like to use, however when i use any application, skype or some sound recorder it records me but i sound like a mouse in playback :P
[10:50] <Ziw> not pitched its more like im sped up rly fast
[10:50] <Boohbah> Ziw: i remember a bug for that, lemme check
[10:51] <Ziw> Boohbah: please do :p
[10:51] <alejandro> HOLAAAAAAAAAAAA
[10:51] <Boohbah> Ziw: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/354620
[10:51] <rubystallion> I connect via vpnc to the internet and there's no visual notification when I can't access the internet although the daemon is still running. What could be reasons the VPN connection fails so often and how could I get automatic notifications?
[10:51] <Boohbah> !hi | alejandro
[10:52] <alejandro> hey
[10:52] <alejandro>  kien abla espaòol
[10:52] <ikonia> !es > alejandro
[10:52] <Boohbah> !es
[10:52] <Armageddon> what are all the music and video codecs? i need to download and install them
[10:52] <cherva> Boohbah: I've edited the xorg-server.conf file to allow_oun allow_send_destination and allow_send_interface org.x.config.display2, but I still get that error
[10:52] <Boohbah> ikonia: you are too quick :)
[10:52] <alejandro> how change Gnome 4 kde  im newwwwww
[10:52] <alejandro> plsss helpme
[10:53] <Boohbah> alejandro: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purekde
[10:53] <alejandro> heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
[10:53] <shadeslayer> !hi | alejandro
[10:53] <alejandro> oigan
[10:53] <gregge> Every time Ubuntu starts up I have to enter a pw to my "keyring".. is there a way to skip that?
[10:53] <alejandro>  ocupo ayuda
[10:53] <alejandro>  i need ahelp
[10:54] <shadeslayer> !help
[10:54] <Boohbah> alejandro: the link i sent details how do install KDE
[10:54] <alejandro> where??
[10:54] <Boohbah> alejandro: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purekde
[10:54] <shadeslayer> alejandro: wany to install kde?? simple : sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[10:54] <Armageddon> what do i do to download all the music and video codecs ?
[10:54] <alejandro> and leater????
[10:55] <shadeslayer> !info ubuntu-restrcted
[10:55] <shadeslayer> !info ubuntu-restricted
[10:55] <Boohbah> alejandro: sorry try this one instead http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/kde
[10:55] <alejandro>       sorry  4 my bad inglish
[10:55] <gregge> did anyone know how to skip typing a pw every time you start ubunutu?
[10:55] <Boohbah> gregge: login manager preferences
[10:55] <alejandro> hey
[10:55] <alejandro> sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[10:55] <alejandro>  this'??
[10:55] <shadeslayer> alejandro: yes
[10:55] <alejandro> and leater ??
[10:56] <shadeslayer> alejandro: nothing
[10:56] <tamido> can I use sound recorder to record "inner" audio?
[10:56] <trece8> shadeslayer... didn't work reinstalling the driver :(
[10:56] <trece8> yes, tamido
[10:56] <alejandro> only work
[10:56] <tamido> how?
[10:56] <shadeslayer> trece8: :(
[10:56] <chalcedony> jay3: ?
[10:56] <jay3> yep I am here
[10:56] <gregge> Boohbah: I meant a pw for the "keyring", not login. sorry for being unclear
[10:56] <trece8> I know it can be done using JACK, but it is perhaps too complicated
[10:56] <chalcedony> :)
[10:56] <trece8> for just that
[10:56] <mudassar> hi, is there any expert of ubuntu who can solve me two problems ?
[10:56] <shadeslayer> alejandro: just log out restart X and press F10 to choose your Desktop Enviroment
[10:56] <chalcedony> mudassar: ask them..,
[10:57] <trece8> mudassar, no
[10:57] <mudassar> I could never solve them
[10:57] <trece8> (? )
[10:57] <jay3> okay my question is does anyone know if  on the server version of ubuntu server if it installs amazon cloud and if so is there anyway to uninstall it?
[10:57]  * trece8 remembers "speed is garbage" and takes note of "inner audio" right beside it
[10:57] <alejandro> oooooo
[10:57] <alejandro>    very thks :D
[10:58] <jay3> ?
[10:58] <shadeslayer> !ask mudassar
[10:58] <trece8> do someone know how do i have to edit xorg.conf to manually configure a screen?
[10:58] <shadeslayer> !ask | mudassar
[10:58] <jay3> :)
[10:59] <ubuntu_> csöcs
[10:59] <tamido> sorry trece8 I lost you
[10:59] <Armageddon> what do i do to download all the music and video codecs ? what are they called ?
[10:59] <ubuntu_> 123456789
[10:59] <shadeslayer> !medibuntu | Armageddon
[10:59] <bazhang> Armageddon, ubuntu-restricted-extras
[10:59] <shadeslayer> and that
[10:59] <trece8> tamido, I know it can be done using JACK... but it is perhaps a difficult way
[10:59] <msshams> how can i post new mails received from account1 to folder1 in evolution?
[10:59] <bazhang> Armageddon, you may also wish to check out medibuntu.org
[11:00] <ubuntu_> maaaaaaaaaammmmmmiiiiiiiiii
[11:00] <tamido> is there a simpler (thanks!)
[11:00] <bazhang> ubuntu_, stop that
[11:00] <Armageddon> bazhang, i dont understand ! i cant download all the music and video codecs ?
[11:00] <ubuntu_> what bazhang?
[11:00] <bazhang> Armageddon, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras (in the terminal)
[11:01] <trece8> or just search mp3 in add/remove, armaggedon
[11:01] <bazhang> ubuntu_, this is ubuntu support only. please chat elsewhere
[11:01] <ubuntu_> bazhang I'm not sorry :)
[11:02] <Kungen354646> is it safe to unmount my ntfs storage partition to repartition it or will it destroy my data?
[11:02] <trece8> unmount doesn't destroy anything
[11:02] <trece8> partitioning can
[11:02] <ubuntu_> re all
[11:02] <trece8> but a partition does not dissapear because you unmonted it
[11:03] <Armageddon> thanks guys :) i get it. but it's bullshit
[11:03] <aM^Vadder> bakcup your data first before you plan to repartion to another filesystem format
[11:03] <bazhang> !hu | ubuntu_
[11:03] <masquerade> hi everyone
[11:03] <trece8> armaggedon... hey, you got the solution
[11:03] <Kungen354646> is there any program that is more like partition magic than gparted?
[11:03] <trece8> it's no bullshit
[11:03] <masquerade> whats the recommended way to autosync with an ftp server?
[11:03] <trece8> what do you want to do?
[11:03] <bazhang> Armageddon, plesae watch the language
[11:03] <ubuntu_> 0
[11:03] <ubuntu_> 0
[11:03] <ubuntu616> what anti virus program good for ubuntu/
[11:03] <ubuntu_> 0
[11:03] <ubuntu_> 0
[11:03] <ubuntu_> 0
[11:03] <ubuntu_> 0
[11:03] <ubuntu_> 0
[11:03] <ubuntu_> 0
[11:03] <ubuntu_> 0
[11:03] <Armageddon> bazhang, sorry
[11:03] <masquerade> ubuntu616: you dont need one
[11:03] <ubuntu616> why?
[11:03] <bazhang> Armageddon, its very simple really.
[11:03] <alejandro> hey
[11:03] <alejandro> sudo   ??? what
[11:04] <alejandro>  again plsss
[11:04] <mudassar> These are the two problems: 1) The voip software X-lite gives me error when I want to login, the error is "Discovered Port Restricted Cone NAT Firewall". I am sitting behind the wireless router (D-Link) but the same software was working in windows with same location (of my laptop). 2) The microphone of my system is not working in skype or any other software in ubuntu 9.04. Please solve these two problems, I am just new to ubuntu and I liked 
[11:04] <bazhang> Armageddon, you should also take a look at medibuntu.org
[11:04] <masquerade> ubuntu616: linux is safe enough by itself. installing a firewall would be like building a steel door into a wall of stone
[11:04] <trece8> Armageddon, what are you trying to do? (It's simple, go to add/remove programs and search mp3 or gstreamer!)
[11:04] <BrixSat> Boohbah gnu radio is not an radio automatiom system
[11:04] <bazhang> alejandro, for what
[11:04] <BrixSat> does anyone know a good radio automation software for linux?
[11:04] <Kungen354646> trece8: i just want to make a small partition from the free space on my ntfs partition
[11:04] <ubuntu616> oh really?
[11:04] <Armageddon> bazhang, i understand perfectly, but these copyright rules are bullshit, i wasnt referring to ubuntu ;)
[11:04] <alejandro> i need change the gnome for kde
[11:04] <trece8> kungen, then do it... i did it and didn't lose data
[11:04] <bazhang> !ohmy > Armageddon
[11:04] <Flannel> !purekde | alejandro
[11:05] <ubuntu616> what is your recommend for full security to ubuntu os
[11:05] <bazhang> alejandro, then do so; sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[11:05] <ripps> ubuntu616: There are antivirals you can install so you don't spread infected files to window users though, try clamav or fprot
[11:05] <Kungen354646> trece8: k, so just unmount, repartition and voila?
[11:05] <alejandro> ok
[11:05] <trece8> alejandro, go to add/remove and install a kde application
[11:05] <alejandro> and leater
[11:05] <trece8> kungen, i think you don't even need to unmount
[11:05] <trece8> try for yourself
[11:05] <bazhang> alejandro, the codecs?
[11:06] <trece8> anyway, all the info I have is: I did it and I had no problems
[11:06] <trece8> can't guarantee a thing
[11:06] <boota> Hello
[11:06] <alejandro> i dont speak inglish XD
[11:06] <alejandro>  but
[11:06] <trece8> alejandro, yo soy argentino, hablo español por si tenés una duda (just this line in english)
[11:06] <bazhang> alejandro, what language?
[11:06] <trece8> he speaks spanish, obviously
[11:06] <mudassar> These are the two problems: 1) The voip software X-lite gives me error when I want to login, the error is "Discovered Port Restricted Cone NAT Firewall". I am sitting behind the wireless router (D-Link) but the same software was working in windows with same location (of my laptop). 2) The microphone of my system is not working in skype or any other software in ubuntu 9.04. Please solve these two problems, I am just new to ubuntu and I liked 
[11:06] <boota> someone online that have knowledge about apache ?
[11:07] <trece8> alejandro: #ubuntu-ar
[11:07] <mudassar> boota: ask
[11:07] <boota> How can I know what user opened the httpd apache ?
[11:07] <trece8> mudassar... i don't know about X-lite
[11:07] <boota> ps -A don't give-me this information , right ?
[11:07] <masquerade> kann i sync with a ftp server using conduit?
[11:08] <martin_king> Why is it not display ext4 after my conversion /dev/sda6 from ext3 to ext4? Is is needed to rewrite grub?
[11:08] <trece8> About the microphone... have you tried researching the Volume Mixer? Moving all the sliders and clicking/unclicking everything while recording with the sound recorder or such?
[11:08] <OzTrOuT> hello all ... :)
[11:08] <mudassar> can somebody solve my problem in private ?
[11:09] <ripps> !ask | mudassar
[11:09] <Boohbah> mudassar: more people may be able to help if you keep it in the public channel
[11:09] <mudassar> These are the two problems: 1) The voip software X-lite gives me error when I want to login, the error is "Discovered Port Restricted Cone NAT Firewall". I am sitting behind the wireless router (D-Link) but the same software was working in windows with same location (of my laptop). 2) The microphone of my system is not working in skype or any other software in ubuntu 9.04. Please solve these two problems, I am just new to ubuntu and I liked 
[11:09] <alejandro> hey  trece
[11:09] <alejandro> ay sigues
[11:09] <mudassar> in public channel, it is hard to understand
[11:09] <cjb_ie> mudassar: that got cut off at "and I liked "
[11:09] <trece8> alejandro: #ubuntu-ar
[11:09] <boota> How can I know what user opened the httpd apache ?
[11:10] <e1luca> @mudassar what kind of mic ? what system?
[11:10]  * lirunhua 来了
[11:10] <aM^Vadder> netstat -af inet | grep :80
[11:10] <alejandro> ke es eso???
[11:10] <Boohbah> boota: ps aux |grep apache
[11:10] <TakumiDesh> hey i have a eee pc with a 800 mhz and 512 MBs of ram. i am runninn the netbook ubuntu and my desktop is very laggy. dos anyone know of any optimizing i can do to help with the lag?
[11:10] <mudassar> after this it " I liked it very much and want to stick to it and want to leave windows completely"
[11:10] <bazhang> !cn | lirunhua
[11:10] <arthur_8200> Hi guys. My sound only works on console (Strg+Alt+F1) but in the desktop environment it only works by sudo ...      What permissions do I have to change?
[11:10] <ripps> !who | mudassar
[11:10] <trece8> andá a esa sala de chat así te puedo ayudar, acá es en inglés
[11:10] <Boohbah> mudassar: what port is your voip software trying to use? did you open that port on your firewall?
[11:11] <alejandro> #ubuntu-ar
[11:11] <bazhang> alejandro, /join #ubuntu-ar
[11:11] <IsraeliHawk> in 9.04, i can't find the Microphone boost, and when i record/skype with others, they don't hear me so good.. how can i boost it (alsa by default)?
[11:11] <trece8> exactly, /join #ubuntu-ar
[11:11] <alejandro> hey trece
[11:11] <trece8> ALEJANDRO: /join #ubuntu-ar
[11:11] <ubuntu616> beside for wine emulator what available  emulator in order run my windows software under ubuntu operating system
[11:11] <mudassar> Boohbah: how can I check it ? I am new to ubuntu (linux)
[11:11] <bazhang> ubuntu616, you could use a vm
[11:11] <alejandro> listo
[11:11] <Boohbah> mudassar: from your router's configuration interface
[11:12] <Boohbah> mudassar: or netcat to that port from outside.
[11:12] <aM^Vadder> ubuntu616: qemu virtualbox wine crossover
[11:12] <ubuntu616> you vm is suitable to run my windows software under linux program
[11:12] <ripps> ubuntu616: technically, wine isn't an emulator, but you can install windows in a virtual environment like virtualbox or vmware
[11:12] <ongolaBoy> hi.How can we change during installation the timeline of my city? :Douala
[11:12] <mudassar> Boohbah: I am not getting you actually I am new here in linux and don't know much about shell scripting
[11:12] <mudassar> how can I know which port x-lite is trying to use
[11:13] <TakumiDesh> I have an eee pc with a 800 mhz and 512 MBs of ram. i am runninn the netbook ubuntu and my desktop is very laggy. dos anyone know of any optimizing i can do to help with the lag?
[11:13] <Kungen354646> how do i install ubuntu from a hard drive?
[11:13] <coolguy4> How can I check to see if a service is running on a particular port? In my situation, I am trying to connect to sshd on localhost. I would like to confirm that sshd is actually bound to its configured port
[11:14] <mudassar> These are the two problems: 1) The voip software X-lite gives me error when I want to login, the error is "Discovered Port Restricted Cone NAT Firewall". I am sitting behind the wireless router (D-Link) but the same software was working in windows with same location (of my laptop). 2) The microphone of my system is not working in skype or any other software in ubuntu 9.04. Please solve these two problems, I am just new to ubuntu and I liked 
[11:14] <Boohbah> mudassar: http://www.voipuser.org/forum_topic_322.html
[11:14] <Boohbah> coolguy4: netstat -anp |grep ssh
[11:15] <LordMetroid> Is the teamspeak-client package FOSS?
[11:15] <TakumiDesh> hey i have a eee pc with a 800 mhz and 512 MBs of ram. i am runninn the netbook ubuntu and my desktop is very laggy. dos anyone know of any optimizing i can do to help with the lag?
[11:15] <ripps> coolguy4: "netstat -p" will what ports are being accessed and by which program in realtime
[11:15] <martin_king> How to convert a ext3 file system to ext4 while not formatting?
[11:16] <TakumiDesh> is there a netbook/ubuntu channel?
[11:16] <mudassar> Boohbah: this link will be helpful I think, but how can I do what it says with my router ?
[11:16] <tanveer> hey can some one tell me a alternative for nero??
[11:16] <shadeslayer> TakumiDesh: no
[11:16] <tanveer> i need something like nero
[11:17] <shadeslayer> tanveer: brasero
[11:17] <aM^Vadder> coolguy4: lsof -i ( also will give you a good hint )
[11:17] <tanveer> oh what about an alternative for total video converter!?
[11:17] <aM^Vadder> tanveer: brasero k3b
[11:17] <tanveer> oh erm
[11:17] <bazhang> ffmpeg
[11:17] <ubuntu616> how to configure my webcam under ubuntu ?
[11:18] <tanveer> what about alternative for photoshop!!
[11:18] <ubuntu616> im using skype
[11:18] <bazhang> ubuntu616, check that is supported under ubuntu
[11:18] <Madpeter> hello, I have worked out how to get my creative xfi soundcard to work but when ever I start / stop audio there is crackling, does anyone know how to stop this?
[11:18] <aM^Vadder> tanveer: gimp
[11:18] <Night_Owl> Howdy folxxx.. I have Ubuntu 8.04 on my machine, went to grab the updates (there were 25).. it looked like it hung while trying to finish installing the updates so I had to power it off. When I turned it back on, it crashes on the GRUB, giving any of about half a dozen errors at GRUB 1.5, usually errors 15 and 18. It's been suggested I reinstall GRUB.. how?
[11:18] <masquerade> tanveer: gimp
[11:18] <tanveer> what about an alternative for paint?
[11:18] <TakumiDesh> so then could someone help me out? I have an eee pc with a 800 mhz and 512 MBs of ram. i am runninn the netbook ubuntu and my desktop is very laggy. dos anyone know of any optimizing i can do to help with the lag?
[11:18] <bazhang> tanveer, also inkscape
[11:18] <ripps> !webcam | ubuntu616
[11:18] <TakumiDesh> tanveer gimp
[11:18] <shadeslayer> tanveer: gimp
[11:18] <jumbers> I'm having trouble with awstats. I have my configuration file set up, but it's saying my access.log doesn't exist. I checked and double checked my typing and the log file I inputted DOES exist, but awstats refuses to see it. What's the problem here?
[11:18] <tanveer> what about an alternative for cheat engine?
[11:18] <tanveer> or do i have to use wine?
[11:19] <TakumiDesh> tanveer: google
[11:19] <tanveer> google ?
[11:19] <aM^Vadder> :)
[11:19] <bazhang> tanveer, check the appdb
[11:19] <shadeslayer> !google
[11:19] <coolguy4> ripps: thanks, here's what I got:
[11:19] <coolguy4> tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:8888            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      15753/sshd
[11:19] <bazhang> !appdb | tanveer
[11:19] <TakumiDesh> tanveer: lol nvm
[11:19] <tanveer> oh db u mean database?
[11:19] <coolguy4> is that right, having 0.0.0.0 as the local address?
[11:19] <bazhang> tanveer, see the link above
[11:19] <jumbers> 127.0.0.1 is localhost
[11:19] <ubuntu616> may the force with you ubbto
[11:19] <ripps> coolguy4: I don't know
[11:20] <tanveer> any alternative for psp video 9?
[11:20] <coolguy4> ripps: ok, thanks anyway
[11:20] <ubuntu616> u are really darth ubutto vader
[11:20] <jumbers> coolguy4: 127.0.0.1 is localhost
[11:20] <Madpeter> Q: issue with creative XFI soundcard, crackling when audio starts and stops, any known fixs / work arounds?
[11:20] <szonek> hi
[11:20] <coolguy4> jumbers: I know, that's what I thought it was odd that it showed 0.0.0.0
[11:20] <TakumiDesh> anyone here running the new ubuntu/netbook deal?
[11:20] <ripps> !equivalents | tanveer
[11:21] <tanveer> i guess linux has nearly everything?
[11:21] <ripps> tanveer: pretty much
[11:21] <masquerade> tanveer: its the ultimate ultimateness
[11:21] <shadeslayer> tanveer: even more if you explore
[11:22] <Kungen354646> how do i install ubuntu from a hard drive?
[11:22] <Madpeter> Q: issue with creative XFI soundcard, crackling when audio starts and stops, any known fixs / work arounds? thanks again ^_^
[11:22] <sirMajid> hi how can I enable syntax highlighting in vim?
[11:22] <sirMajid> when I uncomment it in vimrc it says it does not support syntax on
[11:22] <coolguy4> ah, 0.0.0.0 is apparently a wildcard  meaning that it is listening to every possible address
[11:22] <TakumiDesh> I have an eee pc with a 800 mhz and 512 MBs of ram. i am running the netbook ubuntu and my desktop is very laggy. does anyone know of any optimizing i can do to help with the lag?
[11:22] <mudassar> Boohbah: I have found the link on my D-Link router, it shows me how to do the port forwarding to the internal IP address. But I guess when ever I am connected to the network of my room, I will be assigned a new IP. So how can I fix that IP ? may be by giving static IP ?
[11:23] <szonek> in my sudoers file there is entry: www-data ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /sbin/iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp|udp but it doesn't work, when i try to add this rule with -p tcp it prompts me for password
[11:23] <szonek> how can i use regexp to do this?
[11:23] <szonek> [tcp|udp]* works but it isn't exaclty what i want
[11:23] <FloodBot2> szonek: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:24] <Boohbah> mudassar: yes
[11:24] <arthur_8200> Ok I solved the audio permission problem... by adding my user to the audio group
[11:24] <Night_Owl> Howdy folxxx.. I have Ubuntu 8.04 on my machine, went to grab the updates (there were 25).. it looked like it hung while trying to finish installing the updates so I had to power it off. When I turned it back on, it crashes on the GRUB, giving any of about half a dozen errors at GRUB 1.5, usually errors 15 and 18. It's been suggested I reinstall GRUB.. how?
[11:24] <mudassar> Boohbah: ok let me give it a try
[11:24] <Boohbah> mudassar: a static ip will also require some reconfiguration of your ubuntu setup
[11:24] <jv_> hi,
[11:24] <aM^Vadder> sirMajid: default vim for ubuntu is vim-tiny I guess, you need vim
[11:24] <unimatrix9> hello there you all
[11:25] <ubuntu616> restore your command will help you to fix your os
[11:25] <tanveer> is it worth getting a free version of windows 7 and then multi booting with win7 and ubuntu?
[11:25] <jv_> have been reading some posts on google about Jaunty, which I am usinng atm
[11:25] <jimmy_> bj
[11:25] <jimmy_> je suis francais
[11:25] <ripps> tanveer: that's better question to ask yourself
[11:25] <e1luca> tanveer: it will work only until august
[11:25] <jv_> it seems to me that jaunty is a little irrsponsive when using certain programs
[11:25] <kaddi> !fr |jimmy_
[11:25] <unimatrix9> any one who is a bit familair with the lsof command? I would like to run it as live ip monitor ( refresh every so mayne minutes , tips are welcome..
[11:26] <jimmy_> ok
[11:26] <sirMajid> ﻿aM^Vadder: I have vim 7.1
[11:26] <Madpeter> Hello im having a issue with sound crackling when audio starts and stops. im using the OSS drivers for my creative XFI card can anyone help stop it?
[11:26] <jv_> ESPECIALLY IF DOANLOADING FROM THE INTERNET SUCH WITH SYNAPTIC
[11:26] <jv_> OOPS
[11:26] <arktvrvs> anybody know how to get the connection sharing in NetworkManager to work?
[11:26] <jv_> sorry about caps ;)
[11:26] <ripps> unimatrix9: try out the watch command
[11:26] <Kungen354646> how do i install ubuntu from a hard drive?
[11:26] <tanveer> why august?
[11:26] <unimatrix9> lsof -i watch ?
[11:26] <wulfvital> всем привет!
[11:27] <jv_> deluge also made janty slow to the point of freezing
[11:27] <ubuntu616> any relationship about live IP
[11:27] <aM^Vadder> unimatrix9: while sleep 30 ; do lsof -i ; done
[11:27] <Night_Owl> ubuntu616: How do I do that? :/ Sorry, I'm not very Linux-proficient.
[11:27] <Madpeter> Kungen : do you have a USB drive? is so you might be able to install off of that
[11:27] <jv_> after waiting 2 mins pulled the plug
[11:27] <jumbers> I'm having trouble with awstats. I have my configuration file set up, but it's saying my access.log doesn't exist. I checked and double checked my typing and the log file I inputted DOES exist, but awstats refuses to see it. What's the problem here?
[11:27] <mudassar> Boohbah: can you help me changing the configuration to static iP ?
[11:27] <tanveer> what can convert mp4(psp) to avi easily
[11:28] <Kungen354646> Madpeter: sadly it cant boot from usb
[11:28] <ubuntu616> you mean you have live Ip already
[11:28] <arktvrvs> jv what is deluge? i have noticed the upgrade to have slowed things down a lot
[11:28] <jumbers> tanveer: Probably mplayer
[11:28] <amaurea> I see that I have the linux-source package. But where on the system can the source be found? I can't find it in /usr/src (though the headers are there)
[11:28] <jv_> has this type of bahavior been experienced with more of you, or I just have bad luck ?
[11:28] <Boohbah> mudassar: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-set-a-static-ip-address-in-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex.html   should work for jaunty too
[11:28] <jv_> this is before i try to find what wrong ;(
[11:28] <tanveer> alternative for adobe dream works?
[11:28] <arktvrvs> i may just reinstall 8.10
[11:28] <tanveer> dream weaver not works*
[11:29] <unimatrix9>  while sleep 30 ; do lsof -i ; done thats 30 seconds right?
[11:29] <arktvrvs> but ive a few gigs of ..stuff. downloaded already :\
[11:29] <trece8> tanveer, tried googling that?
[11:29] <Madpeter> kungen-  you could use the liveCD mode to install as a virtual system from within windows I guess, or your could ask for a CD to be sent to you if your unable to burn your own
[11:29] <ripps> arktvrvs: things slowed down? what's your graphics card
[11:29] <aM^Vadder> unimatrix9: yes
[11:29] <tanveer> no i dont have googel
[11:29] <simo_> i have a problem with pidgin it worked fine for 2 days  but now when i try to run it it crashes
[11:29] <unimatrix9> ok, cool thank you very much
[11:29] <arktvrvs> some onboard intel chip i think
[11:29] <ubuntu616> how to update my clamv  in root
[11:29] <ripps> arktvrvs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/IntelPerformance
[11:30] <tanveer> any 1 no an alternative for adobe dream weaver??!!?
[11:30] <Kungen354646> Madpeter: hmm i could try that.. im using ubuntu right now though
[11:30] <tanveer> the old veriion
[11:30] <jv_> y cpu goes from 30ish to 60ish % when using synaptic
[11:30] <Trashlord> what do you guys think about gentoo?
[11:30] <jv_> si I guess is normal
[11:30] <simo_> hello everybody plz help i have a problem with pidgin it worked fine for 2 days  but now when i try to run it it crashes
[11:30] <Madpeter> if you have it installed allready you could use the updater to move to the newest version
[11:30] <coolguy4> if I do ping localhost, it also fails. That's not right, is it?
[11:30] <trece8> "no i dont have googel"
[11:31] <simo_> thanks so much i ll do it
[11:31]  * trece8 ROFLS ... http://www.google.com.ar/search?q=ubuntu+alternative+adobe+dreamweaver&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a
[11:31] <aM^Vadder> coolguy4: your interface is not configured / up i think
[11:31] <jv_> so I am installing transmission and other browser other than firefox  to see if the problem continues
[11:31] <ripps> Trashlord: I used it before gentoo, it's good for learning the deep layout of how linux works, but utimatatly, but's mostly for hardcore developers. Ubuntu is much easier to use
[11:32] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: hey there
[11:32] <Kungen354646> Madpeter: i actually run 9.04 right now, but ive had a lot of problems with it.. with sound, speed etc and i read somewhere that a clean install fixed at least the sound
[11:32] <Trashlord> ripps: oh. so if I come from Windows, should I use Ubuntu?
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> werd
[11:32] <coolguy4> aM^Vadder: well I'm able to connect to the internet, or is that a separate interface?
[11:32] <ripps> Trashlord: most definately
[11:32] <Madpeter> Rungen: System > Admin > Update, after installing any current updates you could be able to run the newer build update
[11:32] <BlackIdentity> i have problem with VMware drivers !shared folders are not working :( and also not able to transfer any file from VM to host :(( ! any solution ! using = Xubuntu 9.04 ! please try to help me :p ! if any have a soluion for my prob !! <VMware updated >
[11:32] <trece8> Trashlord, yes
[11:32] <Madpeter> Rungen = Kungen :P
[11:32] <muelli> BlackIdentity: don't use VMWare. it's nonfree software. TRy QEmu/KVM or VirtualBox instead.
[11:33] <sukafzer> test
[11:33] <jv_> the other thng I notice with firefox somehow related is that when downloading something from firefox interface, the internet response stays slower than when using intrepid
[11:33] <Trashlord> oh, will I have to touch this uh.. "command" thing when using ubuntu?
[11:33] <Madpeter> Q: issue with creative XFI soundcard, crackling when audio starts and stops, any known fixs / work arounds? thanks again ^_^
[11:33] <trece8> Trashlord, ... sometimes
[11:33] <alanbshepard70> Using list view in nautilus is there a way to increase the delay when hovering before the folder is auto-expanded?
[11:33] <BlackIdentity> ok ! i ill try but  VM has more fearutes
[11:33] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: i had to enable hardware acceleration for nvidia as i could not play my movies properly
[11:33] <Kungen354646> vmware is the best... :(
[11:33] <aM^Vadder> coolguy4: ifconfig will give you the clue, i just give a wild guess here :)
[11:34] <trece8> Trashlord, anyway... many people will tell you to do command line stuff when you have graphical interfaces instead
[11:34] <jv_> it seems to me that the priority of the program used to download is very high, but I could be wrong
[11:34] <trece8> it's because the more old-school you are, the more you know about things and the more you use command line
[11:34] <coolguy4> aM^Vadder: it's only showing eth0 in ifconfig
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> shadeslayer: pretty common, extra gpu power is always good :)
[11:34] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: hehe :)
[11:34] <trece8> Anyway, Trashlord, you used command line LOTS when there was D.O.S. around, didn't you? Or ... quake?
[11:35] <aM^Vadder> coolguy4: do you have firewall setup?
[11:35] <ubuntu616> how to bypass login password in ubuntu, i can't remember my password
[11:35] <Madpeter> ./join support for OSS
[11:35] <amaurea> How do I get the source code of my current kernel (with the ubuntu patches applied)?
[11:35] <ripps> Trashlord: learning to use the linux commandline can be very rewarding, linux's is so sophisticated you'll find you can do things and solve more problems using the command line than you ever could using a graphical interface
[11:35] <coolguy4> aM^Vadder: I think there's only iptables, what else might there be? I don't have any rules in iptables. I tried adding a rule to allow everything but that didn't help
[11:35] <blumm> any ideas, why emerald is replaced by gtk-window-decorator on every reboot?
[11:36] <shadeslayer> ubuntu616: you could remove pass from recovery terminal
[11:36] <Dr_Willis> Comparing DOS to the Linux command line is like.. comparing a Model T, to a Dragracer...
[11:36] <Trashlord> alright, I will give it a shot, thanks guys :)
[11:36] <mudassar> Boohbah: there are some private and public ports in the map fields ... what public port should I give?
[11:36] <trece8> ubuntu616, restart the pc and go to recovery mode, enter as root and put passwd user passwordnew
[11:36] <Dr_Willis> blumm:  you could install/use 'fusion-icon' to set what one to use.  thats what i tend to do.
[11:36] <trece8> Trashlord, anyway, trust me on this: command line isn't needed for most mortals now
[11:37] <Dr_Willis> blumm:  theres a setting in the ccsm tool to set what one to run by default.
[11:37] <blumm> Dr_Willis: i did, and on every reboot i have to start it and choose compiz again
[11:37] <shadeslayer> so what do you call us??
[11:37] <Dr_Willis> blumm:  i set it to auto-start :)
[11:37] <blumm> Dr_Willis: emerald --replace, right?
[11:37] <trece8> it's dawn and i didn't sleep
[11:37] <Dr_Willis> blumm:  that does not set the 'default' in ccsm. i recall..
[11:37] <ubuntu616_> i can't login
[11:37] <aM^Vadder> coolguy4: i'm also new to unix, and not very good in network. I leave the question to others :)
[11:37] <Dr_Willis> blumm:  either i launch fusion-icon at login, and it checks/sets it. or edit it in ccsm
[11:38] <blumm> Dr_Willis: i even set up a start program to replace gtk by emerald on boot
[11:38] <otm24> i just installed DontZap and disabled it but ctrl+alt+backspace still doesn't do anything, can anyone help?
[11:38] <trece8> ubuntu616_, restart the machine, pick a recovery kernel, start as root and type passwd root newpassword
[11:38] <trece8> i told you before
[11:38] <shadeslayer> otm24: log out and restart X
[11:38] <shadeslayer> !x
[11:38] <ripps> otm24: did you enter the command 'dontzap --disable' before trying ctl+alt+bksp
[11:39] <trece8> shadeslayer, sometimes making ubottu say things doesn't make concepts clearer
[11:39] <debam> hi i am getting erro at linking step as crti.o file not found..i have installed libc6 then also i am getting same error
[11:39] <otm24> ripps yep, and shadeslayer what do you mean by 'restart X'?
[11:39] <shadeslayer> trece8: i showed him the command to restart X
[11:39] <shadeslayer> see
[11:39] <trece8> saw
[11:40] <Madpeter> has anyone worked out how to get the OSS drivers with creative XFI card not to crackle when audio starts and stops?
[11:40] <ripps> otm24: to restart X enter this command: 'sudo service gdm restart'
[11:40] <szonek> in my sudoers file there is entry: www-data ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /sbin/iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp|udp but it doesn't work, when i try to add this rule with -p tcp it prompts me for password, -p [tcp|udp]* works but it's not exactly what i need
[11:40] <Dr_Willis> anyone else tried emerald.. and not had any 'themes' to chose from?
[11:40] <Madpeter> are there any other support channels?
[11:40] <otm24> ripps: okay thanks, do I have to reboot first?
[11:40] <shadeslayer> Madpeter: many
[11:40] <trece8> Madpeter, list the channels
[11:41] <trece8> try : /list
[11:41] <coolguy4> hmm, I did ifdown lo and the response was 'ifdown: interface lo not configured'
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: go grab some online, is there not a package in the repo with some in?
[11:41] <shadeslayer> Madpeter: /join #freenode to learn more
[11:41] <Bodsda> Hi, i just upgraded my laptop to jaunty and now i have a problem, the display is weird, there are two strips of the screen that are not being used, -- if that makes sense -- anyone got any thoughts?
[11:41] <stephane_> hi i just installed jaunty and firefox doesnt work
[11:41] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  if theres is - i cant find any such package.
[11:41] <stephane_> anybody knows why?
[11:41] <cjb_ie> Bodsda: it's in letterbox format? is this on a laptop?
[11:41] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  i made a few basic ones  - but i dident see any in synaptic
[11:41] <trece8> stephane_,  does firefox start?
[11:41] <stephane_> no it doesnt
[11:41] <jumbers> What would cause awstats to not see my access.log file even though it exists?
[11:41] <jv_> stefane: why? explain
[11:41] <Dr_Willis> !compiz
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: hmm, weird.
[11:41] <trece8> it doesn't even open a window?
[11:41] <shadeslayer> stephane_: start it in a terminal
[11:42] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  yea - seemed to be an oversight somewhere
[11:42] <stephane_> it does nothing
[11:42] <cjb_ie> Bodsda: or more likely, it's a widescreen laptop and the resolution in use isn't widescsreen
[11:42] <trece8> ok, start it in a terminal as shadeslayer said
[11:42] <simo_> thank u so much  the pidgin crush solved :)
[11:42] <Bodsda> cjb_ie, yes this is on a laptop - im unsure what you mean by letterbox but the srips are on the outside (left and right)
[11:42] <Boohbah> szonek: you are aware that any program running on your webserver will be able to change your iptables? is that a good idea?
[11:42] <kryle> hey, how to i switch to desktops with keyboard hotkeys from a program running on ubuntu?
[11:42] <trece8> shadeslayer, where is the terminal in the applications menu?
[11:42] <lastman> Is it possible to deinstall the JW FLV Media Player? This plugin is too slow for playing videos
[11:42] <trece8> kryle, ctrl-alt-left and ctrl-alt-right
[11:42] <shadeslayer> trece8: yes or alt-F2 then gnome-terminal
[11:42] <trece8> try them
[11:43] <cjb_ie> Bodsda: okay, sounds like a resolution issue. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution
[11:43] <mustafa> hi
[11:43] <Kungen354646> how do i install ubuntu from a hard drive?
 thank you
[11:43] <szonek> Boohbah: there will be only one program on my webserver.. but maybe you have better idea how to do this?
[11:43] <trece8> it's US$ 5, kryle
[11:43] <trece8> your welcome
[11:43] <mudassar> Kungen354646: I have tried it but couldn't do
[11:43] <Yanick_> hello, my NetworkManager always ask me for my authorization to connect when I bootup. Where do I go to tell it to remember?
[11:44] <jv_> Kungen354646, I would use a usbdisk if possible netbootin
[11:44] <Kungen354646> mudassar: how far did u get?
[11:44] <Boohbah> szonek: only change iptables rules as root
[11:44] <trece8> Kungen354646, can't you burn a CD/DVD? No burner?
[11:44] <muelli> Yanick_: it saves your passwords in gnome-keyring. Check if it's up and running. There is a gnome-keyring widget buried somewhere in the menus.
[11:44] <Yanick_> muelli: I'll take a look
[11:45] <coolguy4> OK! I found the solution, there was no entry for lo in /etc/network/interfaces. I added two lines: auto lo /iface lo inet loopback . Then I reset the interface and now it works
[11:45] <Kungen354646> trece8: no cd and i cant boot from usb :(
[11:45] <Madpeter> grats coolguy4
[11:45] <trece8> kungen, sorry then.
[11:45] <NoSoundOnUbuntu> .
[11:45] <szonek> Boohbah: okay.. but i'm writing a PHP script to add and delete rules.. so is there any other (and better) way to do this?
[11:45] <Yanick_> muelli: : there is a "Password and Encryption settings" but the wireless is not in there
[11:46] <Kungen354646> how would a netinstall work?
[11:46] <trece8> Don't you have any USB ports or any other drive?
[11:46] <muelli> Kungen354646: you can try to make the "CD" boot from harddrive. Basically extracting the CD to your harddrive and boot it.
[11:46] <Bodsda> cjb_ie, thanks for the link, but the link only talks about resolutions, which in fact sem to be working ok for me, but i think you were on the right track with the widescreen, how can i tell it o be widescreen?
[11:46] <Boohbah> szonek: from a root shell
[11:46] <Kungen354646> muelli: yea.. thats what i had in mind
[11:46] <mustafa> linux is suck!!
[11:47] <Boohbah> mustafa: mustafa is suck!!
[11:47] <muelli> Yanick_: hm. I guess it's the wrong widgets. There is "Edit my saved passwords" (or something like that) widget which accesses gnome-keyring. You can see all saved information there.
[11:47] <Bodsda> !ot | mustafa
[11:47] <szonek> Boohbah: from a root shell? how exactly?
[11:47] <trece8> how do i set a kernel option, CONFIG_TMPFS, on?
[11:47] <Kungen354646> muelli: apparently you can change something in grub.lst to make it work, but im not sure what to change
[11:47] <Boohbah> szonek: with the iptables command...
[11:48] <ikonia> trece8: thats not a real time paramter, it's a compile time parameter
[11:48] <muelli> Kungen354646: I have no clue how to do it right though :-/ You might want to try those CD-to-USB converter and force it to write to your HDD. Of course, you'll destroy your data, so think at least twice before you try anything at home ;-)
[11:48] <trece8> ok, ikonia... so... mmm... how do i compile it that way?
[11:48] <trece8> is it difficult?
[11:48] <Yanick_> muelli: I think I have found it, it's in Application > Accessories
[11:48] <Boohbah> szonek: http://iptables-tutorial.frozentux.net/iptables-tutorial.html
[11:48] <ikonia> trece8: it's a complex procedure if you're not sure what your doing. What are you trying to achieve in the long run
[11:48] <szonek> Boohbah: i don't understand what you mean, i'm running shell command with my php script
[11:49] <jumbers> What would cause awstats to not see my access.log file even though it exists?
[11:49] <Kungen354646> ive already done that on my usb-stick so maybe i can just move the files?
[11:49] <trece8> realtime operation
[11:49] <trece8> using the tmpfs for audio swap
[11:49] <Yanick_> muelli: thanks for your help. I'll know if it works the next time I boot
[11:49] <Kungen354646> muelli: ive already done that on my usb-stick so maybe i can just move the files?
[11:49] <muelli> well Yanick_. Is your wireless in there? :)
[11:49] <ikonia> trece8: does the real time kernel not have that built in, I thought tmpfs was already built in ?
[11:49] <trece8> anyway, the answer is "it's difficult", so thanks
[11:49] <Yanick_> muelli: yep
[11:49] <cptblood> hmm, i just installed mythbuntu to my laptop, but the screen is dim'd?
[11:49] <Night_Owl> Howdy folxxx.. I have Ubuntu 8.04 on my machine, went to grab the updates (there were 25).. it looked like it hung while trying to finish installing the updates so I had to power it off. When I turned it back on, it crashes on the GRUB, giving any of about half a dozen errors at GRUB 1.5, usually errors 15 and 18. It's been suggested I reinstall GRUB.. how?
[11:49] <Boohbah> szonek: yes, i personally wouldn't do that, but you can do what you like :)
[11:49] <trece8> ikonia, how do i check it?
[11:49] <ikonia> trece8: one second, I'll have a look
[11:49] <muelli> Kungen354646: you can try.
[11:50] <ikonia> trece8: tmpfs is built in
[11:50] <trece8> ok, cool
[11:50] <trece8> how did you check?
[11:50] <ikonia> trece8: looked in the kernel config
[11:50] <yadu_> hi , i'm having a problem with my mplayer
[11:50] <yadu_> and smplayer
[11:50] <yadu_> can someone help ?
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> yadu_: wassup, be as detailed aspossible
[11:50] <szonek> Boohbah: i have to do this, i'm creating linux based router with web interface as my master thesis..
[11:50] <ripps> !ask | yadu_
[11:51] <Alquimista_OFF> buenos días a todos
[11:51] <Boohbah> szonek: oh i see
[11:51] <trece8> ok, ikonia
[11:51] <otm24> jaunty keeps crashing for me when I try to connect to a wireless network.
[11:51] <Mechdave> Kungen354646, Have you got a usb stick about 1 gig in size and a spare usb port?
[11:52] <muelli> otm24: whole ubuntu or just some app? How do you notice it crashes?
[11:52] <trece8> Alquimista_OFF, para preguntas en español dirigite a #ubuntu-es
[11:52] <yadu_> well... I copied vidz from /tmp after watching them in youtube... but it seems that all my players besides mplayer refuse to play it. And mplayer shows very low
[11:52] <Kungen354646> Mechdave: i cant install from usb :(
[11:52] <yadu_> video quality
[11:52] <Kungen354646> Mechdave: rather.. i cant boot from usb
[11:52] <otm24> muelli: the whole of ubuntu, and the mouse and keyboard freeze, as does everything on the screen
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> otm24: does it crash if you try with different security settings
[11:53] <Alquimista_OFF> trece8:  thx
[11:53] <yadu_> actually i watched MI3 again yesterday and all the colours stand separate.....looks ugly in mplayer
[11:53] <trece8> yadu_, youtube videos have very low video quality. Are you sure you are watching that videos in the same size as you were watching them in youtube?
[11:53] <Mechdave> Kungen354646, Have you got a 3.5" floppy drive?
[11:53] <muelli> otm24: does your keyboard LEDs blink?
[11:53] <muelli> s/does/do/
[11:53] <fc> good afternoon2all
[11:53] <Kungen354646> Mechdave: no..
[11:53] <Alquimista_OFF> trece8:  I only need the hispano servers for irc
[11:53] <Alquimista_OFF> i found it now, thx
[11:53] <Mechdave> Kungen354646, what kind of removable media do you have?
[11:53] <otm24> muelli: I havent checked
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> yadu_: tried youtube-dl to download it in a more graceful way
[11:53] <trece8> no problem, no digo más porque se quejan acá que no se habla en inglés jajaja
[11:54] <yadu_> trece8, yes ....mplayer plays the vids from /tmp well...no probs....but the other players vlc,KMplayer,SM, all refuse to play it
[11:54] <muelli> otm24: then do. If they blink, the kernel has panicked. If they don't, some other thing must have happened.
[11:54] <trece8> well... and what's wrong with mplayer?
[11:54] <yadu_> ActionParsnip, well i used to use utube ripper
[11:54] <yadu_> trece8, movies really look ugly in mplayer
[11:54] <Mechdave> Kungen354646, Why is it you can't boot from usb? Usually you can configure the BIOS to boot from usb now days
[11:54] <otm24> muelli: It was happening 2/3 times on my previous Jaunty install, and I had my first crash a few minutes ago
[11:54] <Kungen354646> Mechdave: none that i can boot from... but i guess ill have to go to my apartment and get my external dvd-drive
[11:54] <yadu_> i think avi format
[11:54] <fc> all: update-manager -d do not notify presence of jaunty...hao can i fex it?
[11:54] <trece8> are you sure the movies look uglier in mplayer than in the youtube player?
[11:54] <muelli> otm24: in every case open a terminal, tail -f /var/log/{messages,syslog} and try to make it crash. See if anything was written to the log.
[11:54] <fc> s/fex/fix
[11:54] <otm24> muelli: *2/3 boots
[11:54] <Kungen354646> Mechdave: yea, but this computer is from 2004
[11:54] <trece8> if it is that way, it'd be really odd
[11:55] <Mechdave> Kungen354646, Lol, you are hard core!!
[11:55] <Mechdave> Kungen354646, what are you looking at installing?
[11:55] <yadu_> trece8, no i meant the real movies .... not from youtube..sorry for not being clear
[11:55] <muelli> otm24: maybe the driver for your wireless is broken. I know that acx100 is broken since.. well, since ever...
[11:55] <Kungen354646> Mechdave: im more hardcore than u think :P
[11:55] <trece8> oh, ok
[11:55] <trece8> I don't know, then
[11:56] <Kungen354646> Mechdave: just a clean install of 9.04
[11:56] <Mechdave> Kungen354646, Have you got a http server on your internal network?
[11:56] <otm24> muelli: it worked flawlessly with 8.10
[11:57] <Kungen354646> im in school right now so i dont controll the network.. however, i do have wifi and wired connection
[11:57] <yadu_> trece8, anyways mplayer looks very bad ....and i gotta fix it....any possible fix ?
[11:57] <Kungen354646> Mechdave: im in school right now so i dont controll the network.. however, i do have wifi and wired connection
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> yadu_: is utube ripper a native linux app?
[11:58] <trece8> don't know, yadu_
[11:58] <Mechdave> Kungen354646, I reckon it would be easier to go and get your cd rom drive
[11:58] <exones> ping laucian
[11:58] <yadu_> ActionParsnip, no.... its not there in the repos....i got it off the net....dont remember from where
[11:58] <exones> ping laucian
[11:59] <yadu_> ActionParsnip, any way to fix my mplayer n sm ??
[11:59] <yadu_> ActionParsnip, it looks bad.......
[11:59] <exones> ping laucian
[11:59] <Kungen354646> maybe i can do a network boot?
[11:59] <fc> Someone know how fix "update-manager -d" in intrepid? Do not notify presence of jaunty
[12:00] <ripps> yadu_: it probably a config option in smplayer, play around in the preferences menu
[12:00] <trece8> exones, try with a slash first
[12:00] <Kungen354646> Mechdave: yea.. i guess.. but its an hour awaaaaay xD
[12:00] <yadu_> will installing all the codecs all over again help ?
[12:00] <azlon> since I can't create a username/pass for a live usb, is there a way to "install" a copy of ubuntu onto a usb drive?
[12:00] <exones> hi, i have install kde over ubuntu, then i deleted kde..now i see the kubuntu loading screen on startup..how can i make ubuntu start using gnome again?
[12:01] <Kungen354646> Mechdave: besides.. i might learn something by being lazy
[12:01] <hemer> hi all
[12:01] <Adu3_linux> ciao ho un problema con kadu che nn si connette mi aiutate
[12:01] <Mechdave> Kungen354646, you can do a net install, but you need to get access to the server to do put a  pxe boot image to let your pc boot
[12:01] <hemer> i need help, i disable the panel from ubuntu :S
[12:01] <fc> adu2_linux: english, plz
[12:01] <fc> adu3_linux: english, plz
[12:02] <ripps> hemer: ? do want to enable or disable the panel?
[12:02] <trece8> Adu3_linux, /join #ubuntu-it
[12:02] <Night_Owl> I think that's Spanish.
[12:02] <Night_Owl> er
[12:02] <Night_Owl> yea
[12:02] <otm24> could anyone tell me how to set up my home network for ssh tunelling?
[12:02] <trece8> no, Night_Owl, it's italian
[12:02] <Night_Owl> Italian
[12:02] <Night_Owl> gah
[12:02] <Adu3_linux> i have a  problem with kadu: it isn't connect
[12:02] <defrysk> !it
[12:02] <Night_Owl> Sorry, been a long night
[12:02] <trece8> Night_Owl, i didn't sleep
[12:02] <trece8> it's 8 am
[12:02] <trece8> tell me about it
[12:02] <Night_Owl> and still have no idea how to get my box to get its GRUB back.
[12:02] <trece8> sorry for the offtopic
[12:02] <FloodBot2> trece8: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:02] <hemer> ripps war 2 panel, one up still working, and down disapear, e now a just see the minimized programs with alt+tab
[12:03] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, what happened?
[12:03]  * Night_Owl slides trece8 a can of Red Bull
[12:03] <Bodsda> Hi, ive just upgraded my laptop to jaunty, but now my screen isnt displaying properly, its not using the whole screen, about an inch off of the left and the same off the righ isnt being used
[12:03] <Kungen354646> Mechdave: i guess ill go get my external drive then
[12:03] <fc> exones: edit with your favorite editor /etc/X11/default-display-manager. Insert substitute kdm with gdm, then restart X.
[12:03] <Mechdave> Kungen354646, it would be the best and surest bet :)
[12:03] <jjibn> did everybody here knows where could download registed photoshop cs4
[12:03]  * trece8 answers like a maniac chinese: try to install from a live CD a ubuntu thing in another partition, just keep it with really low space
[12:03] <fc> Adu3_linux: can you be more specific?
[12:04] <Kungen354646> can anyone help me find out what kind of motherboard i have?
[12:04] <knubbe> Hello. My fan is on 100% all the time on my Dell Inspiron laptop. Is there anyway to control the fan? (the cpu usage is 5-7% according to htop)
[12:04] <jv_> jjibn, no piracy
[12:04] <mrwes> jjibn, legally? NO
[12:04] <trece8> then, when that grub (from the latest install) comes up, you'll be able to enter with your other kernels
[12:04] <jv_> use gimp ;)
[12:04] <trece8> am i right?
[12:04] <Mechdave> Kungen354646, are you using windows or linux?
[12:04] <Fillado> knubble: Yes
[12:04] <jjibn> or other edition
[12:04] <Night_Owl> I was running 8.04, it was fine, I told it to grab the updates, it apparently hung, powered off the machine, and now the hard drive comes up with GRUB error 15/18/a couple others
[12:04] <mrwes> jjibn, or GIMPShop
[12:04] <Fillado> knubbe: yes
[12:04] <jv_> yep
[12:04] <Kungen354646> Mechdave: ubuntu 9.04
[12:04] <trece8> Night_Owl, have you tried what i said?
[12:05] <Mechdave> Kungen354646, Might pay to google your machine
[12:05] <knubbe> Fillado: could you point me in the right direction?
[12:05] <Fillado> knubbe: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Edgy#How_to_control_fan_speed_.28lm-sensors.29
[12:05] <Night_Owl> sorry, missed part of it.. gimme a sec
[12:05] <jv_> jjibn, id you Must have it, check torrent sites
[12:05] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, can you pastebin the exact errors please?
[12:05] <knubbe> Fillado: thanks!
[12:05] <trece8> install a new ubuntu in some unused space. When it finishes, it will make a new GRUB with an option to enter to the old OS, wouldn't it?
[12:05] <jjibn> thx
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> yadu_: do other players work ok. Try youtube-dl to see if the resulting file is different
[12:05] <Kungen354646> Mechdave: here is the deal :) im on a japanese jvc victor mp-xp741
[12:06] <unimatrix9> Kungen354646 , does lshw command not show you all kinds of info?
[12:06] <Bodsda> Hi, ive just upgraded my laptop to jaunty, but now my screen isnt displaying properly, its not using the whole screen, about an inch off of the left and the same off the righ isnt being used -- anyone got any ideas as to wha the problem might be? It looks like a widescren tv not using widescreen mode
[12:06] <trece8> it's a non-pretty solution, but it's simple and i assume it works
[12:06] <gaelfx> so kids, I'm trying to use Transmission's web interface, but I'm discovering that I can't control which files are downloaded from the torrent, and also there are some issues with some of the dialogs being cut-off, possible because I'm using it on a netbook, can anyone enlighten me if there is some solution to this?
[12:06] <jv_> jjibn, thing is I used to use photoshop all the time untill I figure out that all I needed was to learn gim basics
[12:06] <jv_> worx good for me
[12:06] <exones> fc, i have this line, /opt/kde3/bin/kdm....what should i write for gnome ?
[12:06] <jv_> ment gimp
[12:06] <durt> Kungen354646, if you ca find the specs in japanese, translate them with google
[12:07] <durt> *can, even
[12:07] <jv_> cinepaint too, check that one
[12:07] <Mechdave> Kungen354646, this one? --> http://www.i4u.com/article2213.html
[12:07] <fc> exones: gdm
[12:07] <shadeslayer> fc: i have a better idea
[12:07] <Kungen354646> durt: they dont say what motherboard it is
[12:07] <fc> exones: locate gdm and insert the path
[12:07] <shadeslayer> your trying to use gdm??
[12:07] <exones> fc, thanks i will try now...
[12:07] <mrwes> jjibn, I truly don't understand you coming into an OPEN SOURCE channel and asking where you can illegally download photoshop.....
[12:07] <shadeslayer> exones: try this sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[12:08] <fc> shadeslayer: which?
[12:08] <shadeslayer> its much easier
[12:08] <shadeslayer> fc: sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[12:08] <hkais> hello
[12:08]  * Dr_Willis dont need Photoshop.. ive been watching GIMP training tutorial videos. :)
[12:08] <hkais> I need something similar to auditing, but with my own scripts. And therefore I need a hook, there I can hook into to start a script on logoff of any user.
[12:08] <Kungen354646> Mechdave: yea, thats the one.. so i thougt maybe i can update my bios to be able to boot from usb, since it actually even hac usb 2.0 :) but then i need to know what mb it has
[12:08] <fc> shadeslayer: i love cli & edit file :)
[12:08] <durt> Kungen354646, does it matter? lshw etc. will get you all the gritty details. (but not the mobo manu)
[12:08] <hkais> Is there something available?
[12:08] <shadeslayer> fc: youre trying to configure gdm as default dm right??
[12:08] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, well...after all you are a Doctor!
[12:09] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, care to share the url?
[12:09] <fc> shadeslayer: exones, not i
[12:09] <shadeslayer> fc: thats what i mean :P
[12:09] <Dr_Willis> mrwes:  i found it on a Miro feed/cast.  meetthegimp.org I think
[12:09]  * mrwes is watching Nova
[12:09] <mrwes> k
[12:09] <shadeslayer> forgot to add help there
[12:10] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: I ran GParted off the 9.04 Live CD and got this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/162753/
[12:10] <Dr_Willis> mrwes:  yea   http://meetthegimp.org/
[12:10] <fc> shadeslayer: i've gnome but don't use any $[x,k,d]dm
[12:10] <shadeslayer> fc: i have all the nifty commands stacked away in a command.txt file on my desktop
[12:10] <shadeslayer> fc: hehe
[12:10] <coincoin161> hi
[12:10] <mrwes> Dr_Willis, lookin' at it now -- thanks, but I don't see a link from there to download an illegal copy of Photoshop :P
[12:10] <mrwes> heh
[12:10] <fc> shadeslayer: it's good idea...ive some aliases which make the works for me..
[12:10] <Dr_Willis> mrwes:  mv gimp.exe photoshop.exe
[12:11] <mrwes> nod
[12:11] <coincoin161> i have a canon pixma 2600, i know how to get it work on a 32 bits system but is there a way on a 64 bits system ?
[12:11] <Kungen354646> durt: i used gksu lshw and got lots of information, but i still dont know the manufacterer of the mb
[12:12] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: The errors are at the start of boot before it can load the OS.. GRUB at 1.5 comes up with mostly 15 and 18, occasionally others as well.
[12:12] <durt> Kungen354646, ya, I don't think most mobos have identifying eeproms, what info _do_ you need?
[12:12] <emretemp> in /etc/passwd file,  we can set  * or !  as a password to disable user login. Is there a difference between them? does  setting password to * also means setting passwords to ! ?
[12:12] <blackest> How would I find out why my home directory permissions keep getting rewritten each time I reboot?
[12:13] <Kungen354646> durt: i want to update my bios so i need to know what mb i have
[12:14] <fc> btw i think there'is a problem with update-manager in intrepid. I cannot have hte notify for update to jaunty. Also, "sudo do-release-upgrade" show "no new release found". In /etc/update-manager/release-upgrade, i've Prompt=normal
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> Kungen354646: i'd head into the bios to check
[12:14] <exones> fc, thx it has kinda worked..
[12:14] <fc> someone have the same trouble?
[12:14] <durt> Kungen354646, ah, maybe take a look at... what ActionParsnip said.
[12:14] <exones> but still i see the blue kde loading screen..
[12:15] <exones> but then i make a auto-gnome log in
[12:15] <Fillado> fc: are you trying to upgrade?
[12:15] <fc> Fillado: yes
[12:15] <exones> fc, no, i just want to get rid of kde
[12:15] <bogdan> I want to make mail-notification work with evolution, but when i want to add a mailbox and select Evolution i says: "Mail notification can not contact Evolution. Make sure that Evolution is running and that the Evolution Jean-Yves Lefort's Mail Notification plugin is loaded". Anyone any ideea how to load the plugin ?thx
[12:15] <Kungen354646> ActionParsnip: i have done that, and i got this line of text 63-0100-000002-00101111-102604-MONTARA-0ABBD001-Y2KC
[12:16] <fc> Fillado: i do not want to upgrade changing repository, but with update-maneger
[12:16] <jjibn> did everybody knows where I could get some info and concept about torrent
[12:16] <Fillado> fc: ah, well that's basically what the update manager does
[12:16] <jjibn> is there a hot bbs to talk about it
[12:16] <durt> Kungen354646, well at least it's year 2000 compliant! :)
[12:16] <jjibn> and its technician
[12:16] <fc> exones: plz wait one moment..i'm searching in dictionary the word "rid".I'm italian ;)
[12:16] <shadeslayer> exones: do you have a password??
[12:17] <Dr_Willis> rid = to remove
[12:17] <shadeslayer> for logging in
[12:17] <Fillado> fc: changes them all the jaunty then sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade would do it
[12:17] <Boohbah> !ot > jjibn
[12:17] <Kungen354646> durt: haha yea, that was a relief xD
[12:17] <fc> Fillado: ok....i'll try this way. Thx.
[12:17] <Armag3ddon> shadeslayer,  what was the command again to install all the packages that do not come with ubuntu !
[12:17] <exones> fc, get rid of = remove it, delete it
[12:17] <fc> exones: yes, found the terms.
[12:17] <fc> exones: change the bootsplash fomr grub
[12:17] <Dr_Willis> Armag3ddon:  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras   (for starters)
[12:17] <shadeslayer> Armag3ddon: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[12:18] <Fillado> fc: i take it you have all 8.10 updates?
[12:18] <shadeslayer> !medibuntu | Armag3ddon
[12:18] <bogdan> anyone any idea on the Evolution mail notification problem ?
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> Kungen354646: is this a branded pc? like a dell?
[12:18] <exones> fc, you see my problem..i installed kde over ubuntu, then removed it..now it starts with gnome but i see the blue kde loading screen (just after grub)
[12:18] <chazco> Hi... does anyone know why totem-gstreamer is (usually) unable to play OGMs unless opened from inside Totem? Totem-xine doesnt appear to have this issue...
[12:18] <Armag3ddon> thanks :D
[12:18] <julian__> is there something i can make that can run some commands in terminal? like a batch file in windows.
[12:18] <exones> fc, bootsplash change, how do i do it?
[12:18] <bluejoe> hey, I'm using ubuntu 9.04 and alsa mixer. but I'm not able to mute the master channel. it just works for PCM. can anybody give me a hint?
[12:19] <Kungen354646> ActionParsnip: its a jvc interlink mp-xp741
[12:19] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, boot into live disk, chroot to your hard drive root partition and then re run the upgrade manager. That may work
[12:19] <chazco> julian__ - Shell script?
[12:19] <fc> exones: you want to change bootsplash or remove the bootsplahs?
[12:19] <KEBA> how to merge mp3-files, i dont care about id3-tags, i just wanna have one instead of a lot mp3-files..
[12:19] <julian__> will check it out, thanks chazco.
[12:19] <Mechdave> ActionParsnip, or a ASUS S200N
[12:20] <emretemp> in /etc/passwd file,  we can set  * or !  as a password to disable user login. Is there a difference between them? does  setting password to * also means setting passwords to ! ?
[12:20] <Night_Owl> Well I'm booted into the live CD already on that machine
[12:20] <exones> fc, i want to use standart screen from gnome
[12:20] <mattgyv0> !fstab
[12:20] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: But I have no clue how to do the rest of what you just said :/
[12:20] <Dr_Willis> KEBA: as a test just try cating them together?  cat foo.mp3  bar.mp3 > BIG.mp3 ?
[12:21] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, ok. open a terminal and type without the quotes "sudo chroot /dev/sda1"
[12:21] <emretemp> anyone knows anything about /etc/passwd file ?
[12:21] <KEBA> Dr_Willis: yep, but than ive the problem that there are the id3-tags somewhere in the BIG.mp3, thats ugly i think
[12:21] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, that should then transfer the system to hard drive, then just type "sudo update-manager
[12:22] <Mechdave> "
[12:22] <fc> exones: aptitude install usplash
[12:22] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: chroot: cannot change root directory to /dev/sda1: Not a directory.
[12:22] <Night_Owl> It hasn't been able to mount the drive.
[12:22] <Dr_Willis> KEBA:   what do that tags matter?  you said you dident care about the tags..
[12:23] <Fillado> Mechdave: if you are trying to launch a GUI application it is better to use gksudo
[12:23] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, can you pastebin the result of the following command --> fdisk -l
[12:23] <KEBA> Dr_Willis: i think i will get problems while reading this mp3 file with a mp3-player, but ill test this
[12:23] <Mechdave> Fillado, thx, I get caught up in the old school too much :)
[12:23] <siropio> who knows if  a notepad version for linux exists?
[12:23] <Dr_Willis> KEBA:  thats what i suggest.. :)
[12:24] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: fdisk -l comes up ""
[12:24] <Dr_Willis> siropio:  huh? theres dozens of text editors out for linux.
[12:24] <chazco> Hi... does anyone know why totem-gstreamer is (usually) unable to play OGMs unless opened from inside Totem? Totem-xine doesnt appear to have this issue...
[12:24] <Dr_Willis> siropio:  and most all make notepad.exe look like the..err.. poo it is. :P
[12:24] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Oops sorry, try fdisk -l /dev/sda
[12:24] <Dr_Willis> Night_Owl:  use sudo fdisk -l
[12:24] <boota> I changed the user that httpd runs in the httpd.conf config file , then when I run the ps aux command there are 5 httpd pids , 4 for the user that I just changed but 1 root still is there ! , is that normal , the httpd.conf file says for me open httpd as root and he will change automatically the user
[12:24] <siropio> i wonder if geany supports TCL language!!
[12:24] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Oops sorry, try sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda
[12:25] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: sda or sda1?
[12:25] <Dr_Willis> fdisk -l /dev/sda
[12:25] <Night_Owl> kk
[12:25] <Dr_Willis> NOT sda1 :)
[12:25] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, we are trying to see what is on the hard drive in the way of partitions so it will be /dev/sda
[12:25] <Steeley> siropio: gedit supports colour coding of Tcl
[12:25] <Dr_Willis>   -l on 'sda1' will give.. confuseing output
[12:25] <shally87> hi.. Anyone know how to enable keyboard in vbox??
[12:26] <Dr_Willis> siropio:  geany supports more languages then ive ever heard of. :P
[12:26] <hemer> o like to have a dock, but i try the coiro dock, simdock, avant window navigator, anehelp?
[12:26] <hemer> is not estable
[12:26] <Night_Owl> Mechdave/Dr_Willis: Pasted to http://paste.ubuntu.com/162763/
[12:26] <siropio> Dr_Willis   , Steely   thanks
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> hemer: koldock is pretty decent
[12:27] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Ok your partitions are still there phew :)
[12:27] <hemer> actionparnip i will try, tks :D
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> I find most docks very er.. useless in too many ways. :)
[12:27] <Night_Owl> Yeah, they are; I just can'd *do* anything with them right now :/
[12:27] <KEBA> Dr_Willis: seems to work, ill ask here again, if totem crash
[12:27] <shally87> i can use my keyboard in normal pc but when i turn on my vbox, the keyboard not functioning..
[12:28] <ubuntu616_> what you recommend to install qemu or virtual box?
[12:28] <Dr_Willis> KEBA: mp3wrap - Utility for MP3 wrapping (rolling multiple MP3s into one)
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> hemer: if you use compiz you can use awn
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu616_: try both
[12:29] <Dr_Willis> KEBA:  apt-cache search mp3         Lots of things in there.
[12:29] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Ok now try and mount /dev/sda1 with sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1  /mnt
[12:29] <hemer> ActionParsnip i use ubuntu
[12:29] <linux_viewer> i've problem with my ubuntu usb. the keyboard doesn't work.
[12:29] <trece8> alll i wanted to say is that i resolved my problem
[12:29] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Then do a ls -la /mnt and pastebin it
[12:29] <ubuntu616_> i try virtual box, is work a lot
[12:29] <Houba1986> hey, i have a question, i'm trying to connect my laptop to my tv using an svideo cable, but everytime i do so, and try to mirror screens, it doesn't work, how do i fix this?
[12:29] <cha2> arif
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> hemer: no, i meant compiz as your window manager like cube desktop style
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> Houba1986:  what video card? and you have installed the proper drivers for that card?
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> !tvout
[12:30] <KEBA> Dr_Willis: thx
[12:30] <jurgentje> Hi... I've got an Option HSDPA Globesurfer 3G modem and Ubuntu seems to find it, but I can't get it running. Anyone in here who could help me?
[12:31] <trece8> the issue with nvidia 6200 and linux-rt is that you have to stop gdm ( sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop )  when you have the nvidia 180 driver uninstalled (so you have to uninstall it and reset before this), and then install (with envyng -t , for example) the new driver
[12:31] <Houba1986> Dr_Willis: it's the one that came built into my laptop, i think its an intel gma 915 or 945, something like that :S
[12:31] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: http://paste.ubuntu.com/162766 .. Mount error when i tried running the first command.
[12:31] <Dr_Willis> Houba1986:  some laptops i have. i have to hit the special keys to enable the tv out.. some dont..
[12:31] <linux_viewer> i need a help. i can't enable desktop effect...
[12:32] <trece8> Night_Owl, made some progress? I had made some... breakfast, and progress, solved my issue :)
[12:32] <Night_Owl> lol
[12:32] <trece8> linux_viewer, install the latest drivers
[12:32] <Houba1986> Dr_Willis: yes, mine has that, and tv out works and everything, but the mirror screen option never works, i dunno why
[12:32] <trece8> but the keyboard doesn't work so how can you write?
[12:32] <claptrap> what is the best speech recognition software for ubuntu ?
[12:33] <trece8> good question! Don't know
[12:33] <Night_Owl> trece8: Mechdave's helping; I'd rather not do another install of Linux if I don't have to.. although the other option maybe is try a reinstall overtop of the original?
[12:33] <trece8> have you googled that?
[12:33] <trece8> no, Night_Owl , mine is simpler
[12:33] <trece8> install it in some unused part of a partition
[12:33] <Night_Owl> Um
[12:33] <trece8> the whole point is making the new grub realise there is some other OS and put that in the grub
[12:33] <Night_Owl> I'm not sure I have one
[12:34] <Night_Owl> oh wait
[12:34] <trece8> you didn't have any spare space?
[12:34] <Night_Owl> You said unused part
[12:34] <trece8> you can repartition
[12:34] <Houba1986> claptrap, i heard dragon naturally speaking is a very good one
[12:34] <cllaudyu> i have a problem on ubuntu 9.04... i dont have a graphic card installed and after i try to install one the hole system freezes and i nedd to restart it manualy...
[12:34] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, when you installed to startwih did you use ext3 or ext4 filesystem?
[12:34] <claptrap> Houba1986,  thanks ill have a look
[12:34] <trece8> anyway, my idea is this: install it in unused space. Then, the GRUB will recognize the Ubuntu you had before and put it in GRUB
[12:35] <trece8> afterwards, you remove the newly installed ubuntu
[12:35] <Houba1986> Dr_Willis, so is there a way to get the mirror screens option to work?
[12:35] <Night_Owl> Mech: To be honest, I don't remember. I think I just let it use whatever defaults they were.
[12:35] <trece8> is like using a needle to get another needle out
[12:35] <Night_Owl> heh
[12:35] <cllaudyu> i have a problem on ubuntu 9.04... i dont have a graphic card installed and after i try to install one the hole system freezes and i need to restart it manualy...
[12:35] <Mechdave> trece8, That is a bit of a heavy handed approach for me, I would prefer to maybe re install grub, or even solve the problem that caused this :)
[12:36] <alanbshepard70> All of my filesystem windows (nautilus) just crashed without a message. How do I find out why so I can report it?
[12:36] <trece8> Mechdave, but that could work, couldn't it? Maybe too "stupid" .. .but... i assume it works
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> cllaudyu: without a graphics  card your system wont even POST
[12:36] <trece8> it's not elegant, but who cares?
[12:36] <trece8> cllaudyu, take notes:
[12:36] <Dr_Willis> Houba1986:  check the forums for tat specific chipset. Ive not tried tv out with intel
[12:37] <Mechdave> trece8, It will work as far as the grub on the new system would see the other system but once you removed it you possibly would be back where you started :(
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> cllaudyu: you will need to run dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg in recovery console to revert to failsafe video settings
[12:37] <trece8> Mechdave, I don't think so
[12:37] <trece8> you can remove it from the other ubuntu
[12:37] <trece8> the "original"
[12:37] <trece8> just remove the partitions and the grub entries
[12:38] <recon69> getting some really low level problems with ubuntu, GCC compilation memory error, gui having breaf lock up when gcc is running. kernal panics. looks like ubuntu cant manage memory properly
[12:38] <Dr_Willis> recon69:  sounds more like a hardware issue to me.
[12:38] <trece8> recon69, run a memtest86
[12:38] <trece8> pick the ubuntu live cd and do a memtest86
[12:39] <Mechdave> trece8, I have never tried it myself, I have always just mounted the boot partition to make sure it is ok and then booted from live disk and chrooted to the other system and then re installed grub
[12:39] <ubuntu616_> i dont like qemo
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> Grub is the kind of tool - thats worth learning - and learning very well.
[12:39] <recon69> I'll run a mem test again, last one did not show any problems but that was a while ago.
[12:39] <trece8> i didn't try either, Mechdave, but it can work... and if it works, that's all that matters
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> recon69:  you are not 'overclocking' at all are you?
[12:39] <arturo> ei!
[12:40] <trece8> good question, Dr_Willis !
[12:40] <Dr_Willis> Overclocking = bad idea now a days. :P
[12:40] <trece8> arturo, /join #ubuntu-es para español
[12:40] <Mechdave> trece8, true, but check this, it is strange --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/162766/
[12:40] <trece8> overclocking: selling bad unstable computers as gaming ones
[12:41] <Mechdave> trece8, see the /dev/sda1 entry, see the number of blocks?
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> trece8:  i MUST have that extra 4 fps! even tho my lcd cant show them that fast!
[12:41] <recon69> Dr_Willis: no, to easy to fry you processor/mb, for me anyway :)
[12:41] <trece8> people are strange, Mechdave , when you are a stranger faces look ugly when you're alone
[12:41] <marlock> hi
[12:41] <Mechdave> trece8, Where did that come from?
[12:42] <marlock> i'm affected by the intel bug
[12:42] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Song lyrics.
[12:42] <trece8> Popular knowledge
[12:42] <marlock> EXA runs my system out of ram
[12:42] <Night_Owl> No-one remembers your name.. when you're strange.. when you're.. straaaaaaaange..
[12:42] <marlock> is there anyone that has a workaround
[12:42] <trece8> sorry, i didn't sleep properly or at all
[12:42] <jumbers> Is enabling Hyperthreading in Ubuntu Server worthwhile?
[12:42] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, trece8 Oh ok
[12:42] <recon69> Mechdave: The door,  people are strange, good song actually
[12:42] <trece8> marlock, what is EXA?
[12:42] <vart> nautilus is showing one of the not-mounted partitions in the Places. How do I remove it?
[12:42] <recon69> *doors
[12:43] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, I think we need to do a fsck on dev/sda before any more
[12:43] <azlon> how can I change the source of where I download my updates from? it seems to be going really slow. I think it is because I am in China and downloading from a US repository. Is there a way to automatically find the fastest repository?
[12:43] <marlock> trece8, EXA is the graphic acceleration method in xorg.conf
[12:43] <Mechdave> I do not believe I have ever heard it myself
[12:43] <recon69> vart: open your computer and take it out?
[12:43] <unutbu> azlon: Click System>Admin>Software Sources
[12:43] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Seriously? Awesome song. Look it up on songza.com sometime.
[12:44] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, will do
[12:44] <vart> recon69: partition, not disk - I do not want to see it in the sidebar of nautilus
[12:44] <marlock> trece8, UXA is too much instable for using it. Anyway i can't use my pc for more than 2 hours because xorg uses all the ram
[12:44] <unutbu> azlon: Click the "Download from" button and choose "Other"
[12:44] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Meantime.. what am I doing for fsck? Just sudo fsck /dev/sda ?
[12:45] <marlock> trece8, Xorg increase its ram progressively
[12:45] <Night_Owl> I don't know the commands but I'm not afraid of using a CLI :)
[12:45] <unutbu> azlon: A new window will pop up with a button "Select Best Server"
[12:45] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, sudo fsck -r /dev/sda1
[12:45] <azlon> awesome
[12:45] <azlon> got it, thanks!
[12:45] <trece8> marlock, I can't help with that
[12:45] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, -r is for interactive repair
[12:45]  * Night_Owl nodsnods
[12:45] <recon69> how long should you run mem test for ?
[12:46] <trece8> a century
[12:46] <Night_Owl> I've bounced around MS DOS long enough; command lines don't bother me.
[12:46] <trece8> sorry, just until you have to do some other stuff
[12:46] <Night_Owl> Woops
[12:46] <trece8> good... now my video works... my speakers don't
[12:47] <recon69> well, going to give it a go as i'm sick to death of unstable system.
[12:47] <Mechdave> trece8, Night_Owl Who am I kidding... I have heard this before
[12:47] <trece8> one thing.... just for knowing
[12:47] <recon69> I'll report back and whine later :)
[12:47] <trece8> Installing the nvidia VIDEO driver to linux-rt makes the sliders of the AUDIO VOLUME down
[12:47] <djiins> bonjour a tous
[12:47] <trece8> BIZARRE!!!!
[12:47] <lrojas_> hi all
[12:47] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Remember that paste I showed you earlier about "Could this be a zero-length partition?".. fsck.ext3 comes up with that error.
[12:47] <trece8> i don't know what the sound volumes have anything to do with the video driver!
[12:48] <trece8> !fr djiins
[12:48] <wathek> hello all I'm installing Ubuntu Jaunty on my Macbook Air and I can't get the bootloader to choose which OS to startup
[12:48] <trece8> !fr | djiins
[12:48] <wathek> any help please ?
[12:48] <djiins> no probleme i can spek english  :) so i saif Hi all  :)
[12:48] <djiins> said*
[12:48] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Hopefully fsck will repair it and not just report it (fingers crossed)
[12:48] <Night_Owl> I dunno
[12:48] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, It has done it again?
[12:48] <Night_Owl> It went back to a $ prompt pretty much right away.
[12:48] <archman> Synaptic crashes when I check "view in terminal" (jaunty) anyone has that problem too?
[12:49] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, crapola
[12:49] <archman> ooh i get why...
[12:49] <trece8> good, archman, that's the spirit!
[12:49] <vart> nautilus is showing one of the not-mounted partitions in the Places. How do I remove it from th sidebar?
[12:49] <trece8> how do i start conky?
[12:50] <archman> trece8, can i somehow make Synaptic to use xterm over gnome-ternimal?
[12:50] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, type  dmesg | tail and pastebin it please
[12:50] <trece8> synaptic is a GUI, archman
[12:50] <Ziw> trece8: open a terminal and type conky and press enter :p
[12:50] <trece8> you can use aptitude for that, i assume
[12:50] <trece8> Ziw, and auto-start?
[12:50] <Ziw> trece8: that i dont know :)
[12:50] <archman> trece8, i know, but you can view the install progression by clicking that "show in terminal or so"
[12:50] <trece8> gotcha
[12:51] <trece8> I think i misunderstood you, archman
[12:51] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: http://paste.ubuntu.com/162777
[12:51] <trece8> I don't know that, archman
[12:51] <archman> trece8, ok cheers!
[12:51] <vart> archman: try System -> Preferencies -> Preferred Applications -> System
[12:51] <trece8> do you want bigger letters?
[12:51] <trece8> if you want bigger letters, just configure xterm
[12:52] <vart> archman: You can see the progress by clicking details without selection - view in terminal
[12:52] <archman> vart, did it already, set it to xterm, cause my gnome-terminal don't work (don't know why?); but Synaptic crashes (stucks) anyway. Any ideas?
[12:52] <archman> vart, how?
[12:52] <jumbers> Is enabling Hyperthreading in Ubuntu Server worthwhile?
[12:52] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Does the startup menu on your live disk have an option to rescue existing install?
[12:53] <lrojas> hi all, i was wondering if i could get a bit of help, i mean to install the VMWare server in my ubuntu jaunty box, is there anything like an apt-get install command  for this ?\
[12:53] <lazermann> Can someone assist me with WINE?
[12:53] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: As in, the menu where it asks for things like doing a memory test, checking the CD for errors and such? I don't think it did.
[12:53] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, I don't like the i/o errors
[12:53] <Night_Owl> Neither do I :P
[12:53] <SiDi> !vmware @ lrojas
[12:53] <SiDi> !vmware | lrojas
[12:54] <SiDi> lazermann: feel free to ask
[12:54] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Not meaning to scare you but the last time I saw that I ended up replacing my hd
[12:54] <vart> archman: On the dialog Synaptic opens uncheck "Close when finished" And click the small triangle "Details" you can even select all output and copy to the side with Ctrl+Ins
[12:54] <lazermann> ok i have just installed it through packages installer
[12:54] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Ok I am going to do a google for a few mins
[12:55] <lazermann> when i choose to configure Wine it opens a window with tabs
[12:55] <vart> !enter | lazermann
[12:55] <lrojas> SiDi: what is the diference between VirtualBox and VMWare? my processor is a Q8200 from intel and as far as i understand, VirtualBox needs the VT-?? support in the intel processors wich mine does not have
[12:55] <lazermann> the audio driver chosen is ALSA but no sound is tested. Plus when i choose a new application i go to Winblows drive and choose winamp.exe it hangs
[12:56] <azlon> I don't see my bluetooth adapter when I do lspci -vnn... how can I install it?
[12:56] <lazermann> how to play Winamp for example
[12:56] <lazermann> ?
[12:56] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Yeah, I probably will have to too.. although being I have more than one machine to operate with.. I'm typing on my laptop atm, running the commands with the Ubuntu drive plugged into what's normally my XP machine, with the actual bot box (where the hard drive came from) behind me. I want a larger hard drive for my XP machine anyways so one of those will probably get migrated to the bot.
[12:56] <archman> vart, hmm...i need to try to install something to try this :D
[12:56] <lazermann> OK I SHALL TRY WITHOUT ENTER. 1sek
[12:57] <vart> lazermann: maybe better to find some linux alternative to winamp that supports winamp skins?
[12:57] <archman> vart, ACTUALLY, that "details" arrow is what i talked about, it uses gnome-terminal, no?
[12:57] <SiDi> lrojas: it doesnt "need" it, it supports it.
[12:57] <lazermann> Well I have qmmp and it sucks. I used to like xmms, but can't find nothing but xmms2 which sucks greatly
[12:57] <vart> archman: I really do not know...
[12:57] <SiDi> lrojas: virtualbox is free and opensource software from sun. I use it here and i'm very happy with it, really easy to setup
[12:58] <lazermann> What other payer do you mean?
[12:58] <SiDi> lazermann: you need to _reinstall_ the apps under wine
[12:58] <lazermann> ok
[12:58] <lazermann> like setup.exe?
[12:58] <SiDi> lazermann: about linux audio players, lets quote rhythmbox / banshee / exaile / amarok, they all rock
[12:58] <SiDi> lazermann: yes.
[12:58] <lrojas> SiDi: and installation is as easy as sudo apt-get install virtualbox ? ( i am on ubuntu 64bits ( AMD64? )
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> lazermann:  you can compile xmms on ubuntu if you really really want xmms
[12:59] <SiDi> lrojas: yes, they are in the repository ;) and they have a PPA with the latest version too
[12:59] <SiDi> !virtualbox | lrojas
[12:59] <lazermann> rythmbox does not support winamp skins does it?
[12:59] <chocobanana> Hi everyone!!!
[12:59] <archman> hi!
[12:59] <vart> lazermann: you can open the Synaptic and write winamp in the search box - there are a lot
[12:59] <maxcrash> got to go...
[12:59] <SiDi> lazermann: of course not since winamp skins are for winamp :)
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> I thought bmpx had support for winamp skins. (if you want ugly winamp skins)
[13:00] <SiDi> lazermann: i used to use winamp, from ~2.93 to 5.5, and i do am very happy with exaile under linux.
[13:00] <[4-tea-2]> Howdy. Anybody using tracker with "a lot of" files (ie. more than a couple of thousand)? It seems on my system, it indexes for hours, then it notices the index it just created is corrupt and starts over.
[13:00] <thaihoa> hello
[13:00] <chocobanana> Does anyone have a clue why does Jaunty always start with blurry fonts? The only fix I found is temporary and it involves disabling Desktop effects and re-enabling right after. Any clues?
[13:00] <lrojas> SiDi: thanks
[13:00] <jumbers> Is enabling Hyperthreading in Ubuntu Server worthwhile?
[13:00] <SiDi> lrojas: you're welcome. If you need help on how to do something with virtualbox, the guys in #vbox are awesome ;)
[13:01] <lazermann> ok...
[13:01] <lazermann> what about audio drivers in Wine?
[13:01] <lazermann> not sayingof video yet
[13:02] <SiDi> lazermann: what with audio drivers ?
[13:02] <azlon> hcitool scan is supposed to list my bluetooth adapters, correct?
[13:02] <lazermann> in the audio TAB it seems that there are many drivers to choose from. ALSA is marked, but when i press to TEST the sound it does nothing
[13:04] <SiDi> lazermann: you're under ubuntu -> you're using PulseAudio by default -> wine doesn't support PulseAudio yet -> Go to System -> Preferences -> Sound and choose ALSA -> open /etc/pulse/client.conf and set autospawn to false -> reboot -> choose the "ALSA" checkbox in winecfg's audio tab -> you have sound under wine.
[13:06] <archman> gnome-terminal won't work after upgrading to jaunty. when i launch it it just gives me a busy cursor which lasts about 10secs and then it back to normal, terminal not opening at all. Any ideas?
[13:06] <kryle> ouh,, new dist out, ubuntu 9.04, anyone running it yet ?
[13:06] <archman> kryle, me, it's good
[13:07] <gartral_> how do i restart X from terminal?
[13:07] <kryle> archman: i run 8.10 now, is it major change ?
[13:07] <shadeslayer> !x > gartral_
[13:07] <archman> kryle, major improovements in boot time (15secs less), other is pretty the same ;)
[13:07] <[4-tea-2]> kryle: for me, the upgrade was the smoothest Ubuntu upgrade ever.
[13:07] <gartral_> shadeslayer: how do i check PMs from irssi? :P
[13:07] <kryle> cool
[13:07] <toan> help me!
[13:07] <[4-tea-2]> kryle: but then, I also don't use Intel graphics. ;)
[13:07] <toan> root@MyLove:~# sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[13:07] <toan>  * Restarting web server apache2                                                                                              .: 197: Can't open /etc/apache2/envvars
[13:07] <toan> ERROR: APACHE_PID_FILE needs to be defined in /etc/apache2/envvars
[13:07] <toan> apache2: Could not open configuration file /etc/apache2/apache2.conf: No such file or directory
[13:07] <toan>                                                                                                                        [fail]
[13:07] <FloodBot2> toan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:07] <shadeslayer> gartral_: alt+<no. here>
[13:08] <shadeslayer> !pastebin > toan
[13:08] <kryle> same here xD
[13:08] <zukabuka> рш
[13:08] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, lines 9 of the fdisk pastebin is the one that worries me, too many blocks
[13:08] <zukabuka> hi
[13:09] <mib_cc5knk3m> can i get my laptop fingerprint reader working with ubuntu 9.04?
[13:09] <Night_Owl> Mech: from the dmesg?
[13:09] <shadeslayer> !thinkfinger | mib_cc5knk3m
[13:09] <shadeslayer> !fingerprint | mib_cc5knk3m
[13:09] <shadeslayer> mib_cc5knk3m: ok one sec
[13:10] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, http://paste.ubuntu.com/162766/
[13:10] <Night_Owl> Mechdave I'm currently attempting to burn the Ultimate Boot CD ISO
[13:10] <shadeslayer> mib_cc5knk3m: http://www.ubuntu-unleashed.com/2008/04/get-your-fingerprint-reader-to-work-in.html
[13:10] <chocobanana> Does anyone have a clue why does Jaunty always start with blurry fonts? The only fix I found is temporary and it involves disabling Desktop effects and re-enabling right after. Any clues?
[13:11] <archman> Any help with gnome terminal please?
[13:11] <chocobanana> archman: what's the problem?
[13:11] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Ahh.. yeah.. that thing.. Yeah, I agree. Not good -_-
[13:11] <azlon> how can I create an image of my drive?
[13:11] <Chris_Were> what package do i neew to install to get gtk2 themes in icewm?
[13:11] <nmvictor> archman:what help?
[13:11] <shadeslayer> mib_cc5knk3m: no need for the repo
[13:11] <lazermann> sidi my client.conf seem to have no autospawn value
[13:11] <mib_cc5knk3m> thanks shade...just installed ubuntu...looking forward to leaving windows ;)
[13:11] <conqeror> helo
[13:11] <lazermann> there are just comments all over
[13:12] <archman> nmvictor, chocobanana: gnome-terminal won't work after upgrading to jaunty. when i launch it it just gives me a  busy cursor which lasts about 10secs and then it back to normal, terminal not opening at  all. Any ideas?
[13:12] <SiDi> lazermann: alright, go on the next step then ;)
[13:12] <conqeror> i have a problem
[13:12] <DRAGGER> Hello, i want to install jar package on ubuntu
[13:12] <DRAGGER> any help ?
[13:12] <lazermann> Sidi do i have to reboot?
[13:13] <chocobanana> archman: look here http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/msg1415757.html
[13:13] <archman> thanks!
[13:13] <nmvictor> how about xterm?or if you aint brave enough to have a glimpse of the root file,then i'd suggest reinstalling it?
[13:13] <chocobanana> archman: or google for jaunty upgrade gnome terminal
[13:13] <archman> nmvictor, i'm already using xterm, but i want this one ;)
[13:13] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, what is the root folder doing in /mnt?
[13:14] <lazermann> is anyone using ircII? =)
[13:14] <SiDi> lazermann: yes please (unless you know how to manually kill pulseaudio)
[13:14] <DRAGGER> How to install jar packges on ubunto ?
[13:14] <lazermann> Sidi can you tell me how to manually kill ulseaudio?
[13:14] <bullgard4> Nautilus 2.24.1 shows the icon of some folders with a white diagonal cross. What does this cross mean?
[13:14] <lazermann> p*
[13:15] <nmvictor> well,maybe the second option would do.Jaunty upgrade might have messed up some file.use exter too sudo apt-get install gnome-terminal(not sure about its package name)
[13:15] <archman> chocobanana, edit fstab?!? hmm...hazard :D
[13:15] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Something I was reading on a thread at a website - I think it was ubuntuforums.org - about reinstalling GRUB.
[13:15] <conqeror> im running on sempron 2600+, 512mb ram, gf4 mx 440SE, ubuntu (acctualy with xfce), ive installed and configured latest nvidia drivers, but smthing is slow, when i minimalize e.g. opera to the taskbar, it takes few seconds to... reload desktop? i mean i see no icons a it looks like it has frozen for few seconds
[13:15] <SiDi> lazermann: "ps aux | grep pulse" then "kill -9 <PID>" (PID = the second number on the left of the line returned by the ps aux command)
[13:15] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, so you put it there and not the system
[13:15] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, that is ok
[13:16] <plus91> hi
[13:16] <Night_Owl> Yeah.. I tried seeing what I could find before I came here.. but I feel this is a lil over my head.
[13:16] <chinosuke>  wireshark in ubuntu 9.04 cannot work in promicious mode.
[13:16] <zukabuka> lazermann: hi
[13:16] <shadeslayer> chinosuke: promicious mode??
[13:17] <chinosuke> yes
[13:17] <shadeslayer> chinosuke: no i mean whats that??
[13:17] <chinosuke> it used to work in 8.04
[13:17] <plus91> ciao
[13:17] <conqeror> halo?
[13:17] <tony__> ciao a tutti
[13:17] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: I can reboot into a 'fresh' version of Live if you'd prefer :)
[13:18] <naught101> anyone else have problems installing mysql?
I think it goes by the name gnome-terminal.Im running update manager,thus i cant access synaptic..Check with your synaptic
[13:18] <kryle> could anyone help me? i have upgraded wine, but i get a error msg when i try to run it...
[13:18] <plus91> ciao tony__
[13:18] <chinosuke> it mean capturing all packet in the network
[13:18] <gartral> this tracker thing is reaally ticking me off
[13:18] <nmvictor> naught101>Yeah,hear
[13:18] <archman> nmvictor ???
[13:18] <Bo7> can I setup permissions so that all new files that are created in a directory gets a certain permission?
[13:19] <naught101> nmvictor: any solutions?
[13:19] <Bo7> it's for vsftpd, now no uploaded files can be read
[13:19] <dob1> hi, why firefox doesn't recognize the flash plugin installed by ubuntu?
[13:20] <nmvictor> archman:how far with synaptic?
[13:20] <kryle> could anyone help me? i have upgraded wine, but i get a error msg when i try to run it...
[13:21] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, that would be good, give us a fresh start
[13:21] <nmvictor> naught101:Got a problem,can you help?
[13:21] <Night_Owl> A'igh Mech, gimme a few
[13:21] <yancho> hi i am trying to mount a partition from a NAS in my /etc/fstab with this line: //10.0.0.200/public /media/fileserver smbfs username=admin,password=PASS 0 0 <- but i am having no write credentials .. how can i fix it please?
[13:22] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Also, I've burned that Ultimate Boot CD.. should I try booting into that?
[13:22] <naught101> nmvictor: I'm sorry, I don't understand you.
[13:23] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, you can if you like
[13:24] <nmvictor> naught101:I have installed apache plus all php/mysql stuff.However,pointing my browser to http://localhost opens a save file dialog box with the file type PHTMl
[13:24] <naught101> ah, different problem
[13:24] <archman> this fix for gnome-terminal didn't work...
[13:24] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: OK, gonna try that, see what happens. See a *lot* of people recommending it.
[13:25] <strep> hi again !)
[13:25] <lazermann> sidi it doesnt kill
[13:25] <lazermann> i ll reboot
[13:25] <strep> which plugins should I install to run properly everything on firefox?
[13:25] <shadeslayer> strep: flash support and thats about it
[13:25] <nmvictor> archman:You reinstalled it?
[13:26] <giaco> hello
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> strep:  i always install the 'ubuntu-restricted-extra' package  it pulls in a lot of things that are normally desired
[13:26] <casbxb> Hi again
[13:26] <chinosuke> wireshark in ubuntu 9.04 not working in promicious mode
[13:26] <casbxb> is there any guide to share internet with a vista computer please
[13:26] <casbxb> ?
[13:26] <shadeslayer> chinosuke: so file a bug or see what the terminal says
[13:26] <strep> Dr_Willis where can i find this "ubuntu-restricted-extra"?
[13:27] <giaco> Since my update to Jaunty I'm experiencing corruption in almost every OpenGL application including blender. I need to solve this problem, can you help me?
[13:27] <casbxb> i could do that in PcLinuxOS with the iptables thing
[13:27] <lazermann> I was to ask a question about Nvidia drivers. Last time i activated it and upon reboot there was just black screen. It seemed it was logging in but i saw nothing. How to avoid this again, or at least how to restore normal screen if black screen comes again?
[13:27] <casbxb> but not here
[13:27] <shadeslayer> strep: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extra
[13:27] <cha2> ketapang
[13:27] <strep> in c/p this in a terminal?
[13:27]  * Nitrox22 is away: WGA Activation Failed. Try again Later
[13:27] <chinosuke> i work in graphic mode .
[13:28] <chinosuke> don't know where to capture the error. it just do not display other packets.
[13:28] <Dr_Willis> strep:  its in the package mnager
[13:28] <archman> nmvictor, no, i'll try
[13:28] <strep> ok tyvm Dr_Willis =)
[13:29] <giaco> I'm experiencing corruption on intel drivers
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> lazermann:  to restore you could backup your xorg.conf first..  then restore it if needed.
[13:29] <shadeslayer> giaco: intel IGP's?
[13:29] <casbxb> any idea for my case ? thanks in advance
[13:29] <gartral> index-tracker fails on boot
[13:29] <lazermann> but how to do it?
[13:30] <mib_l6ub2tbm> hey
[13:30] <shadeslayer> giaco: they are a regression in ubuntu,meaning they are a known problem and ftm are blacklisted and being wokred upon
[13:30] <gartral> and the stupid selection window does nothing but come back
[13:30] <mib_l6ub2tbm> i am having trouble getting my ubuntu machine to get an ip address from my router
[13:30] <shadeslayer> mib_l6ub2tbm: wifi??
[13:30] <mib_l6ub2tbm> no lan
[13:30] <archman> nmvictor, nope, not working
[13:30] <strep> Dr_Willis there are 2 different : xubuntu-restricted-extras and ubuntu-restricted-extras
[13:31] <mib_l6ub2tbm> shadeslayer:just installed ubuntu
[13:31] <shadeslayer> mib_l6ub2tbm: what does sudo dhclient say?
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> strep:  one is for xubuntu :) one is for ubuntu
[13:31] <strep> which one is better for jaunty?
[13:31] <tuffgong> hello im having problem updating my system
[13:31] <giaco> shadeslayer, do you know where can I read for for being informed on the progressions?
[13:31] <archman> nmvictor, in xterm: gnome-terminal: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libvte.so.9: undefined symbol: pango_layout_get_baseline
[13:31] <shadeslayer> giaco: bug tracker
[13:31] <strep> ok thats sounds logical ty ;P
[13:31] <tuffgong> im getting this error E: /var/cache/apt/archives/apt_0.7.14ubuntu6.1_amd64.deb: files list file for package `flex' is missing final newline
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> strep:  they both install 90% of the same things.
[13:31] <tuffgong> while updating
[13:31] <shadeslayer> !bug > giaco
[13:32] <mib_l6ub2tbm> shadeslayer: says nothing
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> strep:  and if you see the 'java eula'  dialog in a text window.. use the TAB key to get to the 'ok' button, then hit enter...
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> Stupid Java EULA...
[13:32] <mib_l6ub2tbm> shadeslayer:just prints out 4 lines
[13:32] <mib_l6ub2tbm> about copyright
[13:32] <mib_l6ub2tbm> shadeslayer:and now it is frozen
[13:32] <shadeslayer> mib_l6ub2tbm: ok,do you have dhcp in your router?
[13:33] <mib_l6ub2tbm> shadeslayer:yes
[13:33] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: You familiar with the UBCD at all?
[13:33] <shadeslayer> mib_l6ub2tbm: wait for a moment for the output
[13:33] <strep> ok ty Dr_Willis =)
[13:33] <mib_l6ub2tbm> shadeslayer:every other computer gets an ip addreess
[13:33] <tuffgong> hi, can some one please help me out...
[13:33] <mib_l6ub2tbm> shadeslayer:just typed #dhclient
[13:33] <shadeslayer> mib_l6ub2tbm: ill be out in about 4 min so it would be better if someone else could answer your query :)
[13:34] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, All I know is it gave me a cli and that was it
[13:34] <mib_l6ub2tbm> shadeslayer:ok thanks
[13:34] <Night_Owl> ahh
[13:34] <mib_l6ub2tbm> shadeslayer:does it usually take this long to get an output
[13:34] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, You back in a live version?
[13:34] <shadeslayer> mib_l6ub2tbm: depending on the router
[13:34] <shadeslayer> !dhcp > mib_l6ub2tbm
[13:35] <Night_Owl> meh.. rebooting into Live :P
[13:35] <Night_Owl> I'll have to figure out that CD later.
[13:36] <Night_Owl> btw Mechdave, my options are Try Ubunutu, Install, Check disc, Test Memory, Boot from hard disk, and F1-F6
[13:36] <tuffgong> hello can anyone help me... im having trouble updating my system
[13:36]  * Nitrox22 is back (gone 00:09:06)
[13:37] <tuffgong> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/apt_0.7.14ubuntu6.1_amd64.deb: files list file for package `flex' is missing final newline
[13:37] <tuffgong> im getting the above error
[13:37] <tuffgong> please help
[13:38] <Mechdave> Try check disk
[13:38] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Try check disk
[13:39] <tuffgong> Mechdave, can you please help me
[13:39] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: That was for checking the cd for errors.
[13:39] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Oh ok, no worries
[13:39] <tuffgong> i cannot update my system using Update manager
[13:39] <Mechdave> tuffgong, whats up?
[13:39] <tuffgong> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/apt_0.7.14ubuntu6.1_amd64.deb: files list file for package `flex' is missing final newline
[13:39] <TuxMan> what is the best source for english subtitles (for movies / series)???
[13:39] <tuffgong> that is the error im getting
[13:39] <scribawf> is there a GUI interface editor for grub, (other than kgrubeditor)?
[13:40] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Sire I have a cunning plan (Captain Darling, Blackadder)
[13:40] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, I am thinking of nuking your sda1 and then re installing it to boot the system on the hard disk
[13:40] <cougarten> scribawf: I think there is one but I forgot the name
[13:40] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Just don't tell me your idea of "turnip surprise" is "It's a turnip.. surprise!!"
[13:41] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, LOL
[13:41] <Night_Owl> ^_~
[13:41] <Night_Owl> Captain Darling, meet Baldrick.
[13:41] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, just give me a while to sort out in my head what to do
[13:41] <scribawf> cougarten;  there used to qgrubeditor but that is no longer around, I guess?
[13:41] <tuffgong> :(
[13:42] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Yeah.. in the meantime, I gotta wait for it to finish going through the list of errors which I think are the hard drive.
[13:42] <cougarten> scribawf: I don§t know. Thought I found a grub editor in the repos (and no KDE stuff)
[13:42] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, righto, pastebin them when they are done
[13:42] <cougarten> Partitioning fails when I try to resize my windows partition. running CHKDSK does not help either. Any Ideas?
[13:42] <Juliuxu> Hay
[13:43] <SmileDay> how to burn 9.04 image in ubuntu 8.10?
[13:43] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Don't think I can; there's a *lot* of them, and this is before it loads the GUI.. so if I can, I'm not entirely sure how :/
[13:43] <bestadvocate> hello
[13:43] <cougarten> Smileday: zou can upgrade without the CD, you know?
[13:43] <scribawf> cougarten:  I browsed through them but maybe just missed 1 of the repositories, u know which one?
[13:44] <giaco> how can I perform a package regression?
[13:44] <bestadvocate> Hey anyone else notice a problem/bug with Jaunty's Spatial mode not remembering your window locations?
[13:44] <cougarten> scribawf, no sry, thought I installed it via sznaptic without additional repos
[13:44] <saxin> I can't change the volume with the keyboard, what prog would help me fix that?
[13:44] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: There's a *lot* of duplication.
[13:44] <SmileDay> how to burn 9.04 image in ubuntu 8.10? I know this programs errror happening after cd insert after burning!
[13:44] <cougarten> SmileDay: rightclick might reveal some CD burning option
[13:45] <cougarten> SmileDay: you can upgrade without the CD, you know?
[13:45] <tikka> SmileDay, if your 8.10 install is working fine - don't upgrade to jaunty yet. In my opinion anyway.
[13:45] <scribawf> cougarten; ok well, then will hafta continue my quest, but I have a prblm with mine- but it lets me choose the best :) Ubuntu - I lost my winXP line!
[13:45] <SmileDay> I will use not upgrade cd. I will new install.
[13:46] <cougarten> scribawf, lost my XP too :)
[13:46] <high-freq> anyone know why network-manager keeps editing my /etc/resolv.conf file...
[13:46] <SmileDay> .....;;;
[13:46] <tuffgong> fuck this support channel
[13:46] <scribawf> cougarten;  I guess I can always manually edit the list anyways
[13:46] <Night_Owl> Hmm..
[13:46] <tuffgong> if this aint a support channel
[13:46] <bestadvocate> Anyone else use Nautlus's Spatial/Non-browser mode?  I'm having a problem with it not saving window positioning
[13:46] <buzzomatic> hey
[13:47] <tuffgong> why name it the official support channel
[13:47] <Seeker`> !language | tuffgong
[13:47] <cougarten> SmileDaz: have you considert using an USB stik?
[13:47] <Blinkiz> high-freq, It's because network-manager is in charge of network configurations on your machine.
[13:47] <mkasson_> does ubuntu come with nfs sharing built in?
[13:47] <Blinkiz> high-freq, if you want to add nameserver, you have todo this from within network-manager
[13:47] <high-freq> kk ya thats all i need to do is add nameserver
[13:47] <buzzomatic> I'm trying to set my screen to its native resolution, but whenever I do, I get this error: http://pastie.org/465886
[13:47] <dotblank1> mkasson_:  I don't think soo I always had to install nfs somthing...
[13:48] <buzzomatic> I'm using the proprietry ATI drivers
[13:48] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, this is in a different computer than the sysem was installed on?
[13:48] <Blinkiz> mkasson, No, but just install the package nfs-common and it will work as client
[13:48] <cougarten> tuffgong: have you given us any reason to support you? be thankful for any service you get for free
[13:48] <buzzomatic> And my card is a HD4830
[13:48] <cougarten> Partitioning fails when I try to resize my windows partition. running CHKDSK does not help either. Any Ideas?
[13:48] <mkasson_> dotblank1, ARGH explains why I spent hours to get an nfs drive to mount
[13:48] <scribawf> cougarten:  tnx for your input, I'll just keep on lookin', thank you for trying.
[13:48] <mkasson_> and thanks too Blinkiz
[13:48] <mkasson_> and portmpa
[13:49] <dotblank1> Anyone have experiance with EC2?
[13:49] <SmileDay> I want 'upgrade with reinstall' from 8.10 to 9.04... how to?
[13:49] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: The hard drive was in a 1.8G Celeron. I took it out and plugged into my 3.2G P4 because I didn't know if it was the hard drive was the issue or not, and the Celeron was having issues booting from the CD drive properly.
[13:49] <cougarten> SmileDay, whts wrong woth your installation?
[13:49] <cougarten> SmileDaz: have you considert using an USB stik?
[13:49] <Night_Owl> It's currently still in the 3.2
[13:49] <Muuker> Hello, How can I assign some programs to XF86Launch* commands? I want to start some programs with my ATI Remote Wonder and I have mapped the keycodes but I can't seem to find a way to bind them.
[13:50] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, I think that might account for most of your errors
[13:50] <mkasson_> sorry dotblank1, no exp with that. but got nfs working thansk
[13:50] <cougarten> so if my windows partition does not want to be resiyed I have no alternative to formating? sad...
[13:50] <cougarten> *resized
[13:50] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: No; it was having those errors on the Celeron as well.
[13:50] <Night_Owl> Before I took it out.
[13:51] <SmileDay> brasero, k3b are error happening as CD insert after brun.
[13:51] <mkasson_> cougarten, how is it failing?
[13:52] <cougarten> mkasson_: It just canceles after some strange grinding of the harddrive but windows still works now. shall i run gparted from commandline and give zou the error?
[13:52] <mkasson_> cougarten,  nope.  I only use Partition Magic for windows
[13:52] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: I finally finished rebooting into Live btw
[13:52] <mkasson_> cougarten, and "only" cause I've had troubs with everything else
[13:53] <Blinkiz> SmileDay, Hi there. Seems you having problem installing ubuntu 9.04 from a CD. There exist a lot of ways to install ubuntu. Have a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/installation-guide/i386/index.html for more detailed information. If you need any help, come back here with your questions :)
[13:53] <mib_l6ub2tbm> hey guys
[13:53] <mkasson_> cougarten, you have access to PM?
[13:53] <mkasson_> er, partition magic, not private message
[13:53] <cougarten> mkasson_ good, Ill try to reduce the siye with that. Is it free or mazbo on the "ultimate boot CD"?
[13:53] <mib_l6ub2tbm> i am able to ping my router but it does not give out an ipaddress
[13:53] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Were those errors coming up when the live was booting?
[13:53] <cougarten> mkasson_: I think I have ;)
[13:54] <mkasson_> cougarten, ;) good
[13:54] <stalker314314> hi all, is it possible for wireless network NOT to disconnect after logout (so I can start xdmcp session)?
[13:54] <buzzDrive> Hi does somebody could help me to fix the correct rights in write in my partitions I give you my fstab http://pastebin.com/m70fae29
[13:54] <Mechdave> mib_l6ub2tbm, you need to enable the dhcp server on your router
[13:54] <archman> who here is running Jaunty and his gnome-terminal works?
[13:54] <cougarten> makasson_: cya later
[13:54] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Yes, and on both machines. Which suggests it's something to do with the drive.
[13:54] <dotblank1> stalker314314: Have you tried setting "system setting" or "use this for all users"
[13:54] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, do you have a spare drive there?
[13:55] <mib_l6ub2tbm> Mechdave: dhcp server is on the router already. I can get ipaddress for 3 computer except for the ubuntu box
[13:55] <Mechdave> archman, yeah no problems why?
[13:55] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: I do.. they're small ones, but I have em.
[13:55] <archman> Mechdave:  i can't run it, did you upgrade in Update manager from intrepid?
[13:55] <dotblank1> mib_l6ub2tbm: wait you can ping the router yet you don't have an ip address
[13:56] <Blinkiz> buzzDrive, Hi there. I don't see any wrong with your fstab. Please explain more what is wrong
[13:56] <Mechdave> mib_l6ub2tbm, check that the network setings are for dhcp and not static addressing
[13:56] <Mechdave> archman, no I did a clean install
[13:56] <archman> Mechdave, it doesn't work because I upgraded it seems
[13:56] <giaco> I need to roll back from libgl1-mesa-dri (7.4-0ubuntu3)  to 7.3 . Where can I download the archive and perform this operation?
[13:56] <buzzDrive> Blinkiz: I could not write any data with my current user, the directory is owned by root i don't know if it could help
[13:57] <archman> ANYONE upgraded from intrepid to jaunty and his gnome-terminal works?
[13:57] <dotblank1> giaco: have you tried using the force option in synaptic?
[13:57] <archman> in UM
[13:57] <MyWay> hi, which directory of ubuntu contains boot/shutdown sounds?
[13:57] <dotblank1> archman: mine did
[13:57] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, I am wondering if you can do an install on another drive and then put all your bots onto that one for now
[13:57] <Blinkiz> buzzDrive, Which drive are you talking about? You have a lot of them in your fstab
[13:57] <archman> dotblank1, you upgraded with UM?
[13:57] <Mechdave> archman, that is odd, any error messages?
[13:57] <dotblank1> archman: you may have to delete your config files for gnome that might fix it
[13:58] <dotblank1> archman: I upgraded with "update-manager -d"
[13:58] <strep> hi again!
[13:58] <buzzDrive> Blinkiz: I speak about all volxx drive (partition) in fact
[13:58] <Bodsda> Hi guys, I just upgraded my laptop to jaunty and now i have some strange display problems. The desktop displays perfectly, everything runs smoothly but Ubuntu does not fill the screen, it has two strips top to bottom on the outer left and right of the screen that are not being used, it reminds me of the annoying black lines on the top and bottom of your tv when watching a film on tv.
[13:58] <Bodsda> Hope this makes sense, if you need more information please ask.
[13:58] <archman> Mechdave, gnome-terminal: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libvte.so.9: undefined symbol: pango_layout_get_baseline
[13:58] <DRAGGER> Hello , how i do install application using direct link for e.g. "http://argouml-downloads.tigris.org/nonav/argouml-0.28/ArgoUML-0.28-src.tar.gz"
[13:58] <cougarten1> mkasson_: I need to boot it from a CD, right? I failed trying to boot fom CD last time... (stupid computer and not even mine)
[13:58] <strep> which package should i install to run applets properly?
[13:58] <giaco> dotblank1, there's not available option to downgrade
[13:58] <archman> dotblank1, i upgraded when the final release was out...
[13:58] <dotblank1> Bodsda: do you know what the current screen resolution is?
[13:58] <nmvictor> MyWay:open login at system>Administartion>login window  somewhere their lies an answer to your querry
[13:59] <buzzDrive> Blinkiz: to write data on some of these drive I must change the owner of these directory (mounting point)
[13:59] <Bodsda> dotblank1, 1024x768 i believe
[13:59] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Well, it's a bot I use for channel maintenance and such.. at the very least, I need to access the user files for it. If I can do that - with or without GRUB - if I really need to I can reformat.
[13:59] <dotblank1> giaco: try searching for that package on google and downloading it.
[13:59] <archman> Mechdave any ideas?
[13:59] <DRAGGER> Hello , how i do install application using direct link for e.g. "http://argouml-downloads.tigris.org/nonav/argouml-0.28/ArgoUML-0.28-src.tar.gz"
[13:59] <DRAGGER> ?
[13:59] <Night_Owl> (The total files are probably small enough to fit on a floppy; I just need to get at them!!)
[14:00] <cougarten1> who wanted to know something about a Grub GUI? I lied, I have kgrub, nothing else
[14:00] <dotblank1> Bodsda: can you paste the output of "xrandr -q"
[14:00] <dotblank1> !paste
[14:00] <Mechdave> archman, try sudo apt-get install -f something may be broken
[14:00] <Blinkiz> buzzDrive, Yes, try the command chown. It will change ownership of files and directories. For example "sudo chown -R buzzdrive:buzzdrive /media/vol01"
[14:00] <Slart> !info startupmanager | cougarten1
[14:00] <giaco> dotblank1, searching for "libgl1-mesa-dri (7.4-0ubuntu3)" in google returns nothing
[14:00] <MyWay> nmvictor: i don't need change the sound, but get it, is there the path in administration -> login?
[14:01] <dotblank1> giaco: ok let me look
[14:01] <archman> Mechdave, nope, everything ok
[14:01] <giaco> dotblank1, sorry wrong paste, the package that I need is libgl1-mesa-dri_7.3 386
[14:01] <cougarten1> mkasson_: I need to boot Partition Magic it from a CD, right? I failed trying to boot fom CD last time... (stupid computer and not even mine)
[14:02] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: ... I remember something happening last time too.. I was on 7.04 and ended up upgrading to 8.04 because something went kerplewey on me..
[14:02] <Bodsda> dotblank1, http://pastebin.com/f1bd7b670
[14:02] <nmvictor> MyWay:of course changing the sound opens a folder for yo to select.Get the link from their
[14:02] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Ok run gparted and then see what partition numbers are in the extended partition
[14:02] <dotblank1> giaco: these are all i found
[14:02] <dotblank1> http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libgl1-mesa-dri&searchon=names&suite=all&section=all
[14:02] <DRAGGER> Hello , how i do install application using direct link for e.g. "http://argouml-downloads.tigris.org/nonav/argouml-0.28/ArgoUML-0.28-src.tar.gz"؟
[14:02] <Blinkiz> cougarten and mkasson, that are you two trying to do? Why is not an ubuntu live cd enough with gparted?
[14:03] <Blinkiz> that = what
[14:03] <dotblank1> Bodsda: try running "xrandr -s 1280x800"
[14:04] <strep> hi! should i install icedtea / java5 or java6 (i use jaunty xbuntu) gracias =)
[14:04] <MyWay> nmvictor, thanks!
[14:04] <Thursap> i want to rename a series of files named like K34cups to S66cups (sum of the two number equals 100). how to do that?
[14:04] <Bodsda> dotblank1, nice one batman! fixed, was 768 too small then?
[14:05] <Mechdave> archman, rename your .gnome and .gnome2 to .gnome-old and .gnome2-old directories in your home folder and then log out and back in again
[14:05] <dotblank1> Bodsda: If it was a laptop then its screen porbally did not support 4:3 aspect ratios.. this is most likely its native resolution
[14:06] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: I'll wager it'll be the same as the first paste I gave ya! lol
[14:06] <archman> Mechdave, can something go wrong so i can't login again?
[14:06] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, I want to know which partitions are inside the extended partition
[14:06] <dotblank1> Bodsda: it just depends on the video card and monitor..
[14:06] <giaco> dotblank1, I cannot find it, I'll ask for help
[14:06] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Yeah.. just waiting for GP to finish analyzing the disk..
[14:07] <Mechdave> archman, no the system should re write the files and folders we re named
[14:07] <archman> Mechdave, ok!
[14:07] <giaco> Can you help me finding libgl1-mesa-dri_7.3-1ubuntu4_i386.deb ?
[14:07] <satansaunt> how do i get videos in vlc to show up in one window as opposed to one that's empty and one with the actual video?
[14:07] <gourlet> bonjour
[14:07] <mib_l6ub2tbm> alright i got an ip address
[14:07] <Bodsda> dotblank1, oh, il remember that ty --i had a thread on this on ubuntuforums, i credited you (dotblank1) for the fix, did you want your forum name on their as well?
[14:07] <Mechdave> archman, if worst comes to worst we still have the tty login anyway
[14:08] <Mechdave> archman, more than 1 way to skin a cat :)
[14:08] <archman> lol
[14:08] <mib_l6ub2tbm> can not seem to ping other computers on the netowork
[14:08] <archman> ok
[14:08] <dotblank1> Bodsda: its ok..
[14:08] <archman> logging off
[14:08] <gourlet> I need a HELP I speack french who want help me?
[14:08] <mib_l6ub2tbm> but can ping the router
[14:08] <Bodsda> dotblank1, ok, cheers :)
[14:08] <Blinkiz> satansaunt, I heard that its a security solution. It's supposed to be in the same window both has been disabled. It started from v0.9.5 I guess..
[14:08] <Mechdave> !fr | gourlet
[14:09] <satansaunt> Blinkiz, is there any way to get around this security solution?
[14:09] <blueme> Hello, I have ubuntu 9.04 and have a problem resumeing from S3 state, The monitor is black, the mouse pointer is visible but not usable and the computer is frozen even if I hard-reboot. I have to turn off the pc in order to restart. Any Idea? maybe it's my radeon hd 2600 pro pci-e and proprietary driver tha cause ?
[14:09] <Blinkiz> satansaunt, No, I have tried. So I have began using smplayer instead.
[14:09] <dotblank1> giaco: Is this it? http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24403993/libgl1-mesa-dri_7.3-1ubuntu4_i386.deb\
[14:09] <dotblank1> giaco: Is this it? http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24403993/libgl1-mesa-dri_7.3-1ubuntu4_i386.deb
[14:09] <SilverWolf_> Hi. After i upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04. My screen is corrupted when X starts. I see that it's using the RADEON driver,. I have an ATI X1400 graphic card in a IBM Thinkpas T60 laptop. Anyone know what cause it, or should i just change the driver to VESA?
[14:09] <ripps> blueme: the ati catalyst driver has notiusly bad suspend/resume support
[14:09] <satansaunt> lol, I've had to do the same BLinkiz
[14:09] <joe_> should rythembox work with the notification system?
[14:10] <giaco> dotblank1, how did you find it?
[14:10] <dotblank1> giaco: google :)
[14:10] <hkais> I need something similar to auditing, but with my own scripts. And therefore I need a hook, there I can hook into to start a script on logoff of any user. Is there something available?
[14:10] <giaco> dotblank1, but I've searched the very same name?
[14:10] <Blinkiz> satansaunt, Also smplayer (which is just a gui for mplayer) has in latest versions support for Nvidia VDPAU. It means I get close to zero cpu load when playing 1080p full HD movies
[14:11] <dotblank1> giaco: where do you live?
[14:11] <Mechdave> hkais, you can start a script from a users .profile file
[14:11] <dotblank1> giaco: google might be differant in other locations
[14:11] <azlon> can I use the command dd to create an iso of my drive, then use the usb live tool to make a usb version of my current system?
[14:11] <blueme> thanx ripps
[14:11] <satansaunt> I used VLC because I found it was better when it comes to dealing with lower quality video
[14:11] <dotblank1> azlon: you can however be aware of some issues
[14:11] <hkais> Mechdave: I need it on logoff!
[14:12] <azlon> dotblank1: like what?
[14:12] <giaco> dotblank1, I usually use the .com version
[14:12] <Blinkiz> satansaunt, yeah, I want to use vlc because I think its better. But this thing about separated video window and not having VDPAU support, makes me use smplayer instead
[14:12] <stshow> ...what's wrong with my keyboard
[14:12] <Mechdave> hkais, you want to run a script on logoff? try .bash_logout
[14:12] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Finally came up. /dev/sda1 is ext3 boot, 189.21 GiB; /dev/sda2 is extended, 721.67 MiB; /dev/sda5 is linux-swap, 721.64 MiB
[14:13] <archman> Mechdave, just .gnome2 recreated, error is the same
[14:13] <dotblank1> azion: well for one in fstab it mounts by uuid, the /tmp folder will degrade life of drive, and grub boot entries may be inconsistant
[14:13] <hkais> Mechdave: isn't it something independent to bash? e.g. pam?
[14:13] <stshow> hghg
[14:13] <archman> Mechdave, gnome-terminal: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libvte.so.9: undefined symbol: pango_layout_get_baseline
[14:13] <azlon> dotblank1: im still new to linux, but doesn't dd create a bit for bit image of my drive? if so, will this be a problem when writing to a usb drive of different size?
[14:13] <stshow>         
[14:14] <satansaunt> also, has anyone else found that they have a problem with xfce panel disappearing on reboot and requiring a terminal command to start?
[14:14] <dotblank1> azion this is also true.. it depends on if your flash drive is big enough.. you may have to use gparted to shrink the filesystem
[14:14] <Mechdave> hkais, you can look up the Linux boot process by searching for it in google, that will possibly give you many ways to do it :)
[14:14] <azlon> dotblank1: what do you mean the tmp folder will degrade the drive? meaning it will slowly fill up?
[14:15] <hkais> Mechdave: I do not need it on boot. I need it on any logoff of any user
[14:15] <Besogon> Im trying to compile driver from broadcom corporation to Wifi. And cant. Do Anybody know what is mean GCC REV or CROSS_COMPILE?
[14:15] <dotblank1> azion: because the tmp drive has alot of non-essesntial writes that are small and very frquent it is better to mount that folder in ram
[14:15] <giaco> dotblank1, I need the corresponding mesa-glx package too, but I cannot find it
[14:15] <azlon> dotblank1: I currently have a 8 gig SSD on this netbook and my thumbdrive is 8 gigs... the space should be enough... I just want to install windows on here for my wife and be able to take my ubuntu with me wherever I go
[14:15] <agruman> is there some easy way to get ubuntu/gnome to update the group information? Or do i need to logout/login from gnome for it to refresh?
[14:15] <Mechdave> hkais, but if you study the boot process it will also let you understand the shutdown process :)
[14:15] <dotblank1> azion also on flash drives life is determined by the number of writes.. less writes = longer lasting drive
[14:16] <gourlet_> where is canal Ubuntu fr?
[14:16] <archman> Mechdave, any other ideas?
[14:16] <giaco> dotblank1, it's the libgl1-mesa-glx 7.3
[14:16] <Night_Owl> gourlet: Fais comme ca: /join #ubuntu-fr
[14:16] <Mechdave> archman, hang about still thinking
[14:16] <archman> Mechdave, ok, tnx!
[14:16] <joe_> how do i get rhythmbox to notify me on the next song?
[14:16] <dotblank1> azion that may work..
[14:16] <lazermann> Does anyone know why winamp disappears somewhere left when i try to move it other place on desktop. I installed it via WINE.
[14:17] <azlon> dotblank1: hrmm... interesting... is it a major hurdle to make the tmp folder mount to ram? isn't this something that can be accomplished using a script when I boot?
[14:17] <dotblank1> giaco: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24403991/libgl1-mesa-glx_7.3-1ubuntu4_i386.deb
[14:17] <dotblank1> !tmpfs
[14:17] <Besogon> lazermann, dont use winamp.
[14:17] <dotblank1> azion well not really it is really easy, just google tmpfs
[14:17] <giaco> dotblank1, I cannot understand why you're able to find it but thank you very much
[14:18] <JuJuBee> Can someone help mee get my wireless card (ATH9K) working? Network manager sees it lshw - C network displays it, but I cannot gett it to connect to my router.
[14:18] <Ziw> lazermann: if you like winamp, get xmms its basically the same but native
[14:18] <Mechdave> archman, what happens if you try sudo apt-get dist-upgrade you may have had a partial upgrade before
[14:18] <dotblank1> JuJuBee: can you paste the output of lspci
[14:18] <dotblank1> !paste
[14:18] <JuJuBee> dotblank1: sure, brb
[14:19] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Sry, distracted... we can't mount that /boot partition can we?
[14:19] <Blinkiz> agruman, Hi there. I don't know if its possible, but type in "man newgrp" in a terminal and see what you can find out
[14:19] <azlon> dotblank1: gotcha... one more quick Q. I already have a backup of my system using partimage but the file it created is sda1.000. do you know if gparted creates the same type of file as dd?
[14:19] <joe_> how do i get rhythmbox to notify me on the next song?
[14:19] <archman> Mechdave, nothing, everything's ok, zeros
[14:19] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: No, it doesn't let me :/
[14:19] <JuJuBee> dotblank1: http://paste.ubuntu.com/162826/
[14:20] <dotblank1> azion: I I don't know... but if its bit bit then I assume yes
[14:20] <nmvictor> Anyone willing to help me about an issue with mounting my memory card
[14:20] <Blinkiz> nmvictor, of course, shoot
[14:20] <giaco> dotblank1, the workaround worked, I've solved my problem: thank you very much
[14:20] <lazermann> Ziw there is no media library in xmms and no shoutcast
[14:20] <dotblank1> giaco: :)
[14:20] <archman> lazermann, amarok is the answer ;)
[14:20] <dotblank1> JuJuBee: have you updated your system?
[14:20] <archman> lazermann, just install kde libs
[14:20] <JuJuBee> yes, 2 days ago
[14:20] <bazhang> lazermann, audacious is the xmms replacement
[14:21] <JuJuBee> just ipgraded to jaunty
[14:21] <Ziw> you can use shoutcast in xmms no problem :p
[14:21] <archman> lazermann, audiacious, xmms, it's all nothing like amarok
[14:21] <Ziw> i use banshee myself
[14:21] <bazhang> !xmms
[14:21] <lazermann> i have audacious but sound isn't that good as winamp's. But winamp disappears outside the screen to the left when i move it...what can it be?
[14:22] <archman> lazermann, again, amarok
[14:22] <archman> lazermann, again, amarok 1.4.10
[14:22] <nmvictor> Blinkiz:i have a ttyUSB modem fro mobile broadband Internet connection which has a slot for Micro SD.The problem is the memory card has never mounted from the device.
[14:22] <dotblank1> JuJuBee: have you tried installing modules backports?
[14:22] <lazermann> archman does amarok support winamp skins?
[14:22] <joe_> how do i get rhythmbox to notify me on the next song?
[14:22] <JuJuBee> dotblank1: not sure.
[14:22] <dotblank1> JuJuBee: if that doesnt work take a look at http://linuxwireless.org/
[14:22] <archman> lazermann, nope, why is that important lol?
[14:22] <archman> lazermann, the sound is perfect
[14:22] <Mechdave> Night_Owl,  sudo mount -s -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /mnt
[14:22] <joe_> someone told me i could thats why i installed jaunty
[14:23] <largi> hello
[14:23] <lazermann> well?...
[14:23] <cptblood> how do i change the boot order in ubuntu 9.04, dualbooting with win7
[14:23] <archman> lazermann, you just need kde libs (if youre not on kubuntu)
[14:23] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, the -s is for sloppy
[14:23] <JuJuBee> dotblank1: how do I check to see if backports installed?
[14:23] <Mechdave> cptblood, you need to edit /boot/menu.lst
[14:23] <Blinkiz> nmvictor, No clue about that, sorry
[14:23] <cptblood> k, thx
[14:23] <lazermann> archman ok i ll try but is there a way to make winamp work normally?
[14:23] <Night_Owl> lol
[14:23] <ertu_> Is it possible to have fluxbox-alike desktop right click program menu in gnome+compiz?
[14:23] <dotblank1> JuJuBee: try searching synaptic for it.. it should be a package with modules and backports in the name
[14:23] <largi> I'm problem beacuse not on compiz effect I instaled drivers, help me , my english not good
[14:23] <archman> lazermann, what wine version?
[14:24] <cptblood> that file was rather empty
[14:24] <lazermann> not sure
[14:24] <lazermann> the one i got today via synaptic
[14:24] <archman> lazermann, wine --version
[14:24] <JuJuBee> deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ jaunty-backports main restricted universe multiverse  <-- this it?  In my sources.list
[14:24] <largi> all help me ?
[14:24] <drazzil> cptblood, sudo it
[14:24] <cptblood> i did
[14:24] <MotivatedWarDog> hello all
[14:24] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Wow.. Still got that 'wrong fs type' etc error..
[14:24] <Abed1> guys i am facing an issue with my firefox add ons flash player, i am playing poker via facebook :D Texas Hold'em but the problem is that i cant see the tables, any ideas???
[14:24] <kemosparc> Hi
[14:25] <Mechdave> cptblood, gksudo gedit /boot/menu.lst
[14:25] <dotblank1> JuJuBee: well thats half it.. if its enabled then you should be able to do it
[14:25] <drazzil> cptblood, /boot/grub/menu.lst
[14:25] <MotivatedWarDog> does anyone have a guide for someone just getting started, this is my first time with a lunix operateing system ?
[14:25] <MotivatedWarDog> sorry for the sp there hehe
[14:25] <Mechdave> Night_Owl,  sudo mount -s -t ext2 /dev/sda1 /mnt
[14:25] <cptblood> thx drazak
[14:25] <cptblood> drazzil
[14:25] <bazhang> !rute | MotivatedWarDog
[14:25] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, try mounting it as ext2
[14:25] <lazermann> archman 1.0.1ubuntu6
[14:25] <dotblank1> !wireless
[14:25] <mib_l6ub2tbm> can you ssh into ubuntu by default
[14:25] <mib_l6ub2tbm> or do you have to setup ssh
[14:25] <archman> lazermann, ancient, man, use 1.1.20
[14:26] <joe_> how do i get rhythmbox to notify me on the next song?
[14:26] <dotblank1> mib_l6ub2tbm: no.. install openssh-server
[14:26] <archman> lazermann, you on intrepid?
[14:26] <cptblood> mib_l6ub2tbm: ubuntu desktop = set it up
[14:26] <mib_l6ub2tbm> thanks
[14:26] <cptblood> server = choose it from install
[14:26] <MotivatedWarDog> hehe this thing seems pretty interesting, its going to take some getting used to
[14:26] <Night_Owl> Mech: No go, same error.
[14:26] <kemosparc> I have a problem with the bug mailing list of ubuntu ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com, I have regitered and I can receieve all the emails from the list but whenever I ry to send I get a replay saying that my message is rejected, and I don't know who to contact. I sent to the owner of the list and I got no reply
[14:26] <MotivatedWarDog> ie used windows since 95 hehe
[14:26] <lazermann> archman, no on jaunty
[14:26] <MotivatedWarDog> ive*
[14:26] <joe_> how do i get rhythmbox to notify me on the next song???
[14:26] <Blinkiz> MotivatedWarDog, Hi there. Welcome to the ubuntu community! You can always ask questions here. Also, check out this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=801404
[14:26] <drazzil> cptblood, change default to the number of the entry, you have to count from 0
[14:27] <cptblood> yeah, i figured it out
[14:27] <archman> lazermann, use ppa and install wine 1.1.20, you need help with it?
[14:27] <dotblank1> joe_: it should notify by default
[14:27] <joe_> its not
[14:27] <dotblank1> joe_: it may also be a plugin
[14:27] <lazermann> archman, yes if you may.
[14:27] <joe_> enabled all of them
[14:28] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, did it work?
[14:28] <MotivatedWarDog> like i keep trying to press the update to 9.0.4 button
[14:28] <archman> lazermann, ok, wait a few mins
[14:28] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: No go, same error.
[14:28] <MotivatedWarDog> and it asks me for a password
[14:28] <Besogon> Im trying to compile driver from broadcom corporation to Wifi. And cant. Does Anybody know what is mean GCC REV or CROSS_COMPILE? http://paste.ubuntu.com/162832/
[14:28] <MotivatedWarDog> i put the one that its supposed to be in and it just goes back to the update screen ?
[14:28] <lazermann> archman, sure thanx
[14:28] <Binarycortex> hi, is there a specific room for ATI driver help
[14:28] <dotblank1> joe_: if I was on my ubuntu box i could help you more but I cant from work.. :(
[14:28] <lazermann> can someone help with ircII?
[14:28] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Ok now we are going to try and mount /dev/sda2
[14:28] <ripps> Binarycortex: #ati
[14:29] <Blinkiz> Binarycortex, Hi there. Both yes and no. Dependence on what your problem is
[14:29] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Both ways?
[14:29] <Abed1> i have an issue with my firefox plug in , it is the flash player???
[14:29] <cougarten> Blinkiz: gparted does not want to resiye mz windowas partition. I could run it in a terminal and paste the output
[14:29] <agruman> Blinkiz: thanks for the suggestion but that didnt give me what i wanted :(, from what i remember from the console days when a entry was added using addgroup that would take effect right away, it a bit sad thats not the case with a gui environment as well
[14:29] <Binarycortex> i cant get the fgrlx drivers to work
[14:29] <kemosparc> I have a problem with the bug mailing list of ubuntu ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com, I have regitered and I can receieve all the emails from the list but whenever I ry to send I get a replay saying that my message is rejected, and I don't know who to contact. I sent to the owner of the list and I got no reply
[14:29] <joe_> anyone else know anything?
[14:29] <dotblank1> Abed1: is that a statement or a question?
[14:29] <ripps> Binarycortex: what model is your card, amd dropped support for many of their cards
[14:30] <Abed1> dotblank1 statment for sure dude i need help
[14:30] <dotblank1> Abed1: try typing about:plugins into the address bar in firefox
[14:30] <Trae> is there a way to turn on rdesktop or vnc remotely from the command line?  I Have Ubuntu 8.10 and I can ssh to the machine but need to get access to my Desktop to look at some things that would take me too long to download.
[14:30] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, we will use -t ext3 to start with
[14:30] <Abed1> dotblank1 thnx :D
[14:30] <lazermann> can somebody help with ircII? Just on or two simple questions
[14:30] <Blinkiz> cougarten, Partition Magic is a very old product. More then 5 years old and have not been updated. Gparted is a more modern tool for this. Starting gparted from a live cd should let you resize your windows partition
[14:30] <Ziw> anyone that know if i can disable join/leave messages in irssi, so many of them here :P
[14:31] <gourlet__> comment aller sur Ubuntu fr
[14:31] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Can you pastebin your /etc/fstab file please?
[14:31] <gourlet__> ,,???,
[14:31] <bazhang> gourlet__, /join #ubuntu-fr
[14:31] <Trae> gourlet, /join #ubuntu-fr
[14:31] <gourlet__> join #ubuntu-fr
[14:31] <Mechdave> !fr | gourlet
[14:31] <bazhang> gourlet__, /join
[14:32] <nmvictor> anyone know how i can configure znc,some IRC proxy
[14:32] <Night_Owl> gourlet: On a oubliet le "/" avant que mot "join"
[14:32] <Mechdave> !fr | gourlet__
[14:32] <Night_Owl> *oublie
[14:32] <archman> lazermann, check your pm
[14:32] <nmvictor> available in the synaptic
[14:32] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, you speak French?
[14:32] <chocobanana> does anyone have any idea why does Jaunty load Gnome with blurry fonts with compiz enabled? The only workaround I found is temporary and it involves turning off desktop effects and re-enabling right after. The problem is that this fix won't survive a reboot. Any clues?
[14:33] <Crewsr3> anyone use conky?  for some reason I cannot find the config file in order to customize it ~/.conkyrc
[14:33] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Some. Enough to cover the basics :)
[14:33] <Binarycortex> i have an ati mobility radeon hd 3650
[14:33] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, I only speak Australian
[14:33] <ripps> chocobanana: maybe you have the blur plugin enabled? Look around compizconfig-settings-manager
[14:33] <Binarycortex> g'day Mechdave
[14:33] <DStrevinas> is there a way to hack the planet?
[14:33] <Mechdave> Binarycortex, Howdy
[14:34] <ripps> !who | Binarycortex
[14:34] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Wait a sec.. you said my /etc/fstab .. wouldn't I only be able to get that from whatever the live CD gave me?
[14:34] <chocobanana> ripps: the blur plugin is turned off. If I turn off desktop effects and turn back on then it displays fonts as it should.
[14:34] <dotblank1> DStrevinas: yes, become a priest
[14:34] <Binarycortex> that was @ ripps
[14:34] <DStrevinas> :)))
[14:34] <chocobanana> ripps: without changing anything in compiz settings
[14:34] <Binarycortex> ripps: ati mobility radion hd 3650
[14:34] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Oh yeah, it's getting late
[14:35] <chinosuke> hi, i'm having problem wiresharing not working in promicious mode
[14:35] <ripps> chocobanana: your's is new to me, try filing a bug report on it.
[14:35] <Boohbah> Mechdave: it's getting early here
[14:35] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: heh.. I can imagine.. somewhere around midnight there, ain't it?
[14:35] <cougarten> Blinkiz: gparted tells me to run CHKDSK /f, that might be called /R aswell, right?
[14:35] <dotblank1> I always forget that there are differant timezones in here
[14:35] <Crewsr3> anyone use conky?  for some reason I cannot find the config file in order to customize it ~/.conkyrc
[14:35] <GodHand> hello
[14:35] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, See if you can mount the hard drive through Places --> Computer
[14:35] <ripps> Binarycortex: well, your card is an rv635, so it should be supported by fgrlx
[14:35] <Blinkiz> cougarten, No clue about that, sorry
[14:35] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Yeah about 11 pm
[14:36] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Where are you?
[14:36] <Binarycortex> ripps: every time i try to install fglrx my video goes away
[14:36] <cougarten> Blinkiz: okey :) cya later, gonna boot wins**t
[14:36] <GodHand> does any1 else have laggy problems with flash players?
[14:36] <dotblank1> cougarten: also long as chkdsk marks the partition clean its ok.. does /r mean check and repair?
[14:36] <Blinkiz> cougarten, :)
[14:36] <ripps> Binarycortex: how are you installing it?
[14:36] <nmvictor> How do I upgrade from a CD
[14:36] <GodHand> im just wondering if its adobes, firefox's or linux's fault
[14:36] <JuJuBee> Why do I have a 2.6.28-11 folder in /lib/modules if uname -r reports using 2.6.27-11 ?
[14:36] <Binarycortex> ripps: aptitude
[14:37] <Binarycortex> and aticonfig --initial
[14:37] <dotblank1> nmvictor: you need to use the alternative install cd
[14:37] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Tried that earlier, didn't help.. (Canada here btw).. trying now.. and the winner is..
[14:37] <Nitrox22> Restart Time. BRB
[14:37] <cougarten> dotblank1: I run a XP repair Cd yesterday and there was only /R but it seemed to be check+repair
[14:37] <ripps> Binarycortex: Try using System->Administration->Hardware Drivers instead
[14:37] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Summer there and daylight too :)
[14:37] <nmvictor> dotblank1:I just need the commands/procedure
[14:37] <ode> hi
[14:38] <Binarycortex> ripps: hardware drivers is blank
[14:38] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Yeah, pretty much.. but I'm more on Ozzy time most of the time - I do overnights :)
[14:38] <ode> how do I give thanks in a message on ubuntu forums?
[14:38] <hkais> how can I determine how long the current user is already  logged on?
[14:38] <dotblank1> cougarten: you may not even have to run chkdsk.. as long as you run windows and CLEANLY unmount it you should be ok ie) dont turn off power let windows shutdown all the way
[14:38] <JuJuBee> What kernel should I be running if I just upgraded to jaunty Thursday?
[14:38] <dotblank1> grr
[14:38] <Boohbah> Night_Owl: night shift tech support?
[14:38] <LotsaHeart> Hi There, Which Software can act as a Streaming Server App for Ubuntu for Local Connection
[14:39] <Night_Owl> Boohbah: No.. at a gas/petrol station (depending on where you're from).
[14:39] <ripps> Binarycortex: than perhaps your card isn't supported afterall, try adding this PPA to your sources.list: https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates/ It contains new fgrlx modalises. And you can file bug reports on it too.
[14:39] <xemacs4321> LotsaHeart, vlc
[14:39] <dotblank1> LotsaHeart: hmm these formal terms are confusing m e.. can you rephrase it based on objective?
[14:39] <ode> hkais: $who
[14:40] <Night_Owl> Boohbah: Unfortunately, it's my own computer that's buggered up :P
[14:40] <mib_l6ub2tbm> how do you know if your openssh  server is working correctly
[14:40] <LotsaHeart> As in, I had TVersity on Windows, which would Stream Music and Movies around my house, but I wanted to know if there is a similar thing like that for Ubuntu
[14:40] <mib_l6ub2tbm> i can not seem to login to ther server with putty
[14:40] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, I would like to go to Canada and do the Ice Road Truckers thing :)
[14:41] <xemacs4321> LotsaHeart, vlc will do streaming
[14:42] <afee> how do i get X to work over the network again
[14:42] <afee> it turned it off on some update
[14:42] <dotblank1> afee: its in login window settigns I belive
[14:42] <Night_Owl> wow
[14:42] <Binarycortex> ripps: which packages would i need or is that a question for #ati
[14:42] <Night_Owl> Mechdave
[14:42] <afee> X not XDMCP
[14:43] <sproaty> Hey, will somone on 9.04 open a program's "about" box and click its URL - does it load 2 new tabs instead of 1? It happened in my program's box I just made, and also in gedit
[14:43] <Night_Owl> Do I close GParted?
[14:43] <carvalhais> How do I install the proprietary drivers for intel 945GM video card?
[14:43] <Night_Owl> It's not doing anything right now via the file browser
[14:43] <dotblank1> mib_l6ub2tbm: try connecting with ssh on ubuntu using the address 127.0.0.1
[14:43] <bangolio> regarding the 9.04 + intel gfx issue, is it possible to revert the change just for this?
[14:43] <ripps> Binarycortex: it might be better to takes this to #ati
[14:43] <leeguy92> hi, all
[14:43] <sproaty> It's doing it in all my applications, actually
[14:43] <mib_l6ub2tbm> cool thanks
[14:44] <Binarycortex> ripps: ok, thanks for the help
[14:44] <leeguy92> could someone tell me what the GTK frontend for ndiswrapper actually does?
[14:44] <leeguy92> does it modprobe -r the current driver for the card?
[14:44] <leeguy92> and then modprobe itself?
[14:44] <codzard> hello.i have blurred display in ubuntu.i have installed nvidea restricted drivers(180).but the login window has good display just like that in windows.can anyone please help me out?
[14:44] <leeguy92> does it mod udev, so that it gets started upon insertion of the wifi card?
[14:44] <bangolio> leeguy92, google > Ndisgtk is a graphical frontend for ndiswrapper, allowing an easy way to install Windows wireless drivers on your Linux system.
[14:45] <leeguy92> ah
[14:45] <leeguy92> right
[14:45] <leeguy92> google
[14:45] <leeguy92> k
[14:45] <FloodBot2> leeguy92: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:45] <carvalhais> Anyonde would please help me in installind the intel restricted drivers?
[14:45] <hkais> carvakhais: what is your problem?
[14:46] <johnjohnjohn> hello
[14:46] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: OK, tried through the File Browser.. got the same error message: (wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock, etc)
[14:46] <pawel> I am on the Intrepid Live CD, because Windows XP installation deleted GRUB from MBR. I have GRUB in /media/disk-1/boot/grub. How to make GRUB show first when turning on computer, and to have option to start NTLDR from it?
[14:46] <bangolio> carvalhais, google > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedDrivers#Intel
[14:46] <JuJuBee> Why does uname -r show 2.6.27-11 but I think I have 2.6.28-11 installed
[14:46] <dotblank1> !grub
[14:46] <lazermann> Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[14:47] <pawel> thanks
[14:47] <hkais> JuJuBee: have you booted the .28?
[14:47] <omac> Hey I have another happy ubunewbie :)
[14:48] <carvalhais> bangolio: It is insteresting, since Ubuntu 8.04 and 8.10 auttomatically asked for the instalation of those drivers...
[14:48] <Sphearion> Can anyone tell me why when vbox tries to download the guest additions iso its only 32bytes?
[14:48] <BigApe> The WiFi is very slow, varies from 1mbps to 48mbps.  It is usually not that slow, and usually does not vary so much.  Can someone help, please?
[14:48] <dotblank1> Sphearion: that doesn't sound right...
[14:48] <johnjohnjohn> Hi, I am thinking of picking out some parts and pieces for a new build:  where would I find a complete hardware guide!  thanks and cheers!
[14:48] <omac> Installed Jaunty on an old inspiron. no issues :)
[14:48] <bazhang> !hcl | johnjohnjohn
[14:48] <omac> No big issues anyways.
[14:49] <codzard> i had installed ubuntu using wubi..
[14:49] <JuJuBee> hkais: apparently there is no option in menu.lst to boot the 28 kernel.  Can I copy and paste the 27 and chagne 27 to 28 and reboot?
[14:50] <dotblank1> JuJuBee: you could also just edit the command with "e" in grub
[14:50] <lazermann> ok
[14:50] <BigApe> The WiFi is very slow, varies from 1mbps to 48mbps. It is usually not that slow, and usually does not vary so much. Can someone help, please?
[14:50] <JuJuBee> dotblank1: not sure what you mean?
[14:51] <dotblank1> JuJuBee: the best thing about grub is that you can change the settings within grub
[14:51] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Ok only 1 thing for it, I have worked it out... sudo mkfs.ext3 /dev/sda1
[14:51] <johnjohnjohn> seems kinda dated!  Hoping for some type of spreadsheet!
[14:51] <Besogon> What is mean CROSS COMPILE in Make FILE?
[14:51] <dotblank1> Besogon: compile for differant archatectures or platforms
[14:51] <dotblank1> spelling fail
[14:51] <drbobb> hey, is it to be expected that in the netbook remix interface, performance will suck if my machine lacks support for DRI?
[14:51] <buzzomatic> Ok, so I was fglrx, I switched to the open source driver, then wanted to switch back, now every time X starts I get garbled output from the last login serveral reboots ago, then it freezes
[14:52] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, then sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /mnt
[14:52] <johnjohnjohn> To bad newegg doesnt have some sort of shopping tool for this!
[14:52] <buzzomatic> I've tried removing xorg.conf, recreating it and then using aticonfig --initial
[14:52] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, then sudo mkdir /mnt/boot
[14:52] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: First line is forcing it to become EXT3?
[14:52] <buzzomatic> But I still can't start X
[14:52] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, yes
[14:52] <BigApe> WiFi here is so slow that dial-up is faster.
[14:52] <buzzomatic> Any suggestions?
[14:52] <JuJuBee> dotblank1: cant I just edit the menu.lst manually?
[14:53] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, sudo mkfs.ext3 /dev/sda1 makes us a ext3 file system
[14:53] <JuJuBee> Never used grub...
[14:53] <Mechdave> JuJuBee, why not?
[14:54] <eoghan> hey, i installed GTK+ 2.16.0 last night and now my human theme and normal themes aren't there anymore. How can I fix that?
[14:54] <niblets> alright, who the hell can tell me how to edit my kernel boot thingy lol
[14:54] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Will it do anything to the data on it? :/
[14:54] <BigApe> Can someone help me with WiFi please?
[14:55] <dotblank1> niblets: sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[14:55] <drbobb> hello, is there a channel dedicated to the netbook remix?
[14:55] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, it will destroy it but it is only the boot partition
[14:55] <dn5a-b> hello folks
[14:55] <niblets> k, thanks. im new to linux, and quite frankly, dont know what im doing
[14:55] <lazermann> your welcome
[14:55] <bazhang> !gksudo | niblets dotblank1
[14:55] <buzzomatic> anyone?
[14:56] <johnjohnjohn> Ideas!!!
[14:56] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: ugh.. hopefully I can still access my data!
[14:56] <dotblank1> niblets: thats great... as long as it isnt a production machine
[14:56] <shally87> !pastebin
[14:56] <dn5a-b> how can i create additional partitions on an already installed ubuntu that's taking up all hard drive? Is it gonna be somewhat safe too?
[14:56] <WMP_> hi
[14:56] <dotblank1> bazhang: ugh noobish of me
[14:56] <WMP_> how to install ubuntu on lvm?
[14:56] <niblets> dotblank1-how do you mean?
[14:57] <eoghan> hey, i installed GTK+ 2.16.0 last night and now my human theme and normal themes aren't there anymore. How can I fix that?
[14:57] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, If Ubuntu set it up right the extended partition has your data, Grub needs a std partition to work
[14:57] <dn5a-b> anyone?
[14:57] <admin_masu3701> jaunty is getting too slow on my machine
[14:57] <admin_masu3701> taking a long time to open applications...what can i do to make it run faster?
[14:57] <dotblank1> niblets: the best way to learn about computers and linux is tinkering with things.. only you have the potential to brake it.. but you get both pieces :)
[14:58] <nmvictor> Hi everyone,I have what I suspect to be a real problem
[14:58] <dotblank1> nmvictor: *shudder
[14:58] <buzzomatic> When I run X -configure I get a segfault
[14:58] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: OK, so I set up the file system with the mkfs.ext3; then ran the mount and mkdir commands..
[14:58] <djbeenie> can anyone help me out...just installed ubuntu and I my sounds all sound the same tone...This is my audio device:
[14:58] <Night_Owl> Now what?
[14:58] <niblets> dotblank- thats how i like to do things. so i went from a jaunty install, to crunchbang, so minimalistic, i have to learn more
[14:58] <dotblank1> buzzomatic: that is a real problem
[14:58] <johnjohnjohn> thank you
[14:58] <emilchristopher> Hey is there any body here who knows about a 3ds max support channel
[14:58] <djbeenie> Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller
[14:58] <drbobb> esp. one weird thing is my usb mouse isn't working correctly under the netbook interface
[14:58] <progre55> hi everyone! does anyone know any racing games under ubuntu? :)
[14:58] <Dr_Willis> !games
[14:58] <dotblank1> buzzomatic: try doing sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[14:59] <Besogon> dotblank1, And what must I write if I have i386 and ubuntu 8.10 in CROSS_COMPILE???????????
[14:59] <progre55> Dr_Willis, thanks )
[14:59] <buzzomatic> dotblank1: already had
[14:59] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Ok now cp -rv /boot /mnt/boot
[14:59] <ripps> buzzomatic: instead of deleting xorg.conf, try renaming it
[14:59] <dotblank1> Besogon: what are you trying to compile?
[14:59] <nmvictor> dotBlank1:Well, I have been running a partial upgrade for he last five hours or so and then it suddenly aborts and prints some message which I;ll give you the link to
[15:00] <buzzomatic> ripps: done, same result
[15:00] <dotblank1> dotblank1: well thats bad... it happened to me once ended up reinstalling.. good thing I had a seperate /home
[15:00] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: ok, that's done now
[15:00] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, now sudo gedit /mnt/boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:01] <dotblank1> buzzomatic: well this is a bad problem try reinstalling xorg?
[15:01] <dotblank1> !gksudo
[15:01] <Besogon> Im trying to compile driver for Wifi WL-138G v2 card. because in WinXP I have better signal than in ubuntu with b43 driver
[15:01] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, now pastebin the menu.lst
[15:01] <dotblank1> Besogon: are you using linux-wireless?
[15:01] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: It appears to be empty o.O
[15:02] <dn5a-b> how can i create additional partitions on an already installed ubuntu that's taking up all hard drive? Is it gonna be somewhat safe too?
[15:02] <admin_masu3701> jaunty is getting too slow on my machine
[15:02] <admin_masu3701> taking a long time to open applications...what can i do to make it run faster?
[15:02] <Dr_Willis> dn5a-b:  gparted can do it most likely.. but make backups
[15:02] <ripps> admin_masu3701: what's your hardware specs? cpu, memory, graphics?
[15:02] <niblets> kernel question, does this look right, mainly the part after quiet splash
[15:02] <niblets> /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.27-9-generic root=UUID=6df7b905-ac2e-4c03-a6a0-d7300bbaa8af ro quiet splash noapic nolapic acpi=noirq
[15:02] <dotblank1> dn5a-b: install gparted and you should be able to add new partitions
[15:02] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Ok just cat /boot/grub/menu.lst is that empty too?
[15:02] <cdavis_> admin_masu3701: remove eye candy/desktop effects?
[15:02] <dn5a-b> Dr_Willis: thanks
[15:03] <dn5a-b> dotblank1: thanks as well
[15:03] <admin_masu3701> cdavis: i dont have all that
[15:03] <cdavis_> dn5a-b: You can do this safely with LVM, however it has been too long since I have tried to do it so I can't help
[15:03] <dn5a-b> dotblank1: is it relatively safe though?
[15:03] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, when you were copying it gave you a scrolling list as it was copying?
[15:03] <buzzomatic> dotblank1: starting the 'networking' service should be enough to bring the network up right?
[15:03] <nmvictor> dotblank1:  http://pastebin.com/m7c6cfcd ls me to check my Internet connect(Which is fine ) or the installation media.
[15:03] <Besogon> dotblank1, In my diver manager turn on broadcom b43 driver. But I think it have to work better
[15:03] <dn5a-b> dotblank1: that's actually the question i need an answer to
[15:04] <lu6cifer> I managed to unmount my SD card with Terminal, but now, how do I mount it with Terminal?
[15:04] <buzzomatic> everyone needs dotblank1 :)
[15:04] <Dr_Willis> dn5a-b:  safest is to have backups...
[15:04] <niblets> cause dotblank is my god right now
[15:04] <Dr_Willis> dn5a-b:  a power failure during a hard drive resize.. is not good.
[15:04] <dotblank1> dn5a-b: well it depends on how much you know about computers :)
[15:04] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: The cat is empty. And yes, it gave a list, and I don't see any menu.lst's in the list
[15:05] <buzzomatic> actually, I have a different question: how can I start the Ubuntu as normal, but without GDM?
[15:05] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, That is ok we shall have to create a menu.lst
[15:05] <regjava> Every time I login, I need to reload a module to get wifi working, where can i put this so that it happens automatically during startup?
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> !modules
[15:05] <dn5a-b> Dr_Willis: i'm actually doing back ups right now. I never in my life resized partitions while OS is installed on them and have no idea about its safety.
[15:05] <dotblank1> buzzomatic: start in recovery mode
[15:05] <xangua> buzzomatic: you can activate automatic login
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> regjava:  theres some modules autoload file, or load it from rc.local
[15:05] <ripps> buzzomatic: in the system->admin->login window you can set you system to auto login
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> dn5a-b:  you Cant resize a parittion thats in use. you will need to resize via gparted from a live cd.
[15:06] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: In case I don't get a chance to say it.. thanks dude ^_^
[15:06] <buzzomatic> dotblank1: I'm in recovery mode, but I can't get a network connection...
[15:06] <lu6cifer> anyone know how to mount SD cards?
[15:06] <regjava> Dr_Willis: he module loads automatically, But i need to remove and reload it
[15:06] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Or better still sudo grub-install /dev/sda
[15:06] <Dr_Willis> regjava:  thats odd...  could make rc.local unload, wait a few sec.. then reload I guess...
[15:06] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Or better still sudo grub-install /dev/sda1
[15:06] <dotblank1> buzzomatic: ok paste netstat -rn
[15:06] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, no worries... just wait for a bit until we get it working
[15:07] <dotblank1> buzzomatic: also paste /etc/resolv.conf and ifconfig -a
[15:07] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Gah.. "Could not find device for /boot: Not found or not a block device"
[15:07] <regjava> Dr_Willis: I ill do it in rc.local, TY
[15:07] <ZiggiZah> hello everyone
[15:07] <dotblank1> buzzomatic: is this wireless?
[15:07] <buzzomatic> I can't paste :/
[15:07] <buzzomatic> wired
[15:07] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Ok hang on
[15:08] <chinosuke> cannot run wireshark in promiscuous mode ubuntu 9.04
[15:08] <dotblank1> buzzomatic: well does netstat -rn have an entry for your network?
[15:08] <buzzomatic> I seem to only have 'lo'...
[15:08] <buzzomatic> dotblank1: nope
[15:08] <dotblank1> buzzomatic: you don't see eth0?
[15:08] <buzzomatic> nope
[15:08] <Besogon> dotblank1, ? Are you forget my problem? )))
[15:08] <dotblank1> buzzomatic: can you describe lspci.. should be an entry for ethernet
[15:09] <BrixSat> hello
[15:09] <ZiggiZah> i am planning to install 9.04 i have a 64bit machine w/4GB of ram.. but its intel 64 bit. which 9.04 should i download. 8.10 is great but it is 32bit version. only uses 3GB of the 4GB i have
[15:09] <djbeenie> hey guys..just installed ubuntu..trying to get my sound to work..Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller
[15:09] <dotblank1> Besogon: yes :( lots of questions hard to keep track
[15:09] <Lordveda> Why isn't gdm 2.26 included by default for ubuntu?
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> ZiggiZah:  id use 64bit at this time.. its very well done and i have had no issues with it
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> !info gdm
[15:09] <Jeruvy> chinosuke: is it a wireless nic or wired your using?
[15:09] <ZiggiZah> dr_
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> Lordveda:  proberly wasent avail when they did the version freeze.
[15:09] <chinosuke> wireless
[15:09] <xangua> ZiggiZah: you can use a 32 bit OS and 4 gigas of ram
[15:09] <BrixSat> i have installed an app using apt-get install, then i have done some bad config while installing, i used after apt-get remove, and now when i install the initial config during install does not popup
[15:10] <buzzomatic> dotblank1: it lists my controller: Realtek Semi. Co. RTL8111/8168B PCI Express
[15:10] <chinosuke> it used to work in previous version of ubunut
[15:10] <xangua> ZiggiZah: http://samiux.wordpress.com/2008/01/10/how-to-use-4-gb-ram-on-a-32-bit-ubuntu/
[15:10] <dotblank1> buzzomatic: just for kicks try modprobing rtl8111
[15:10] <epalm> i'd like to display cpu/memory usage on my desktop somewhere.  is conky what i'm looking for?
[15:10] <Lordveda> Dr_Willis: I find that ubuntu developers are sticking to gdm 2.20 and never shifted from it despite the appearance of gdm 2.24 and gdm 2.26
[15:10] <One_More_Time> Salut ça farte ?
[15:10] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, sudo tune2fs -L /boot /dev/sda1
[15:10] <ZiggiZah> thnx epalm
[15:10] <dotblank1> Besogon: http://linuxwireless.org/
[15:11] <eoghan> hey can anyone help me?
[15:11] <buzzomatic> dotblank1: module not found
[15:11] <drsahin> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1136697&page=3
[15:11] <Dr_Willis> Lordveda:  post a message to the forum then asking why.
[15:11] <drsahin> plz read last msj and help me
[15:11] <dotblank1> buzzomatic: just a sec looking up the module you need
[15:11] <ZiggiZah> but i can dl the amd 64bit version right? for my intel 64 bit prc?
[15:11] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Now try sudo grub-install /dev/sda1
[15:11] <BrixSat> hello!ask Eoghsn
[15:11] <Lordveda> ok
[15:11] <Jeruvy> ZiggiZah: sure
[15:11] <Dr_Willis> ZiggiZah:  yes.  64bit is 64bit :) intel or amd.
[15:11] <eoghan> hey BrixSat, thanks! i installed GTK+ 2.16.0 last night and now my human theme and normal themes aren't there anymore. How can I fix that?
[15:12] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Still error o.O
[15:12] <BrixSat> ask Eoghan
[15:12] <BrixSat> !ask Eoghan
[15:12] <ZiggiZah> just cuz it sAYS amd... thanks
[15:12] <dotblank1> buzzomatic: try r8169
[15:12] <buzzomatic> dotblank1: found it, but still no networking
[15:13] <dotblank1> buzzomatic: try running modprobe -r then loading it again
[15:13] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, sorry sudo umount /mnt
[15:14] <buzzomatic> if I could just prevent GDM from starting during a normal boot...
[15:14] <buzzomatic> still no network
[15:14] <dotblank1> buzzomatic: to see if it worked run ifconfig -a
[15:14] <Dr_Willis> buzzomatic:  just disable the gdm service
[15:14] <buzzomatic> oo
[15:14] <Dr_Willis> !service
[15:14] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, sudo tune2fs -L /boot /dev/sda1
[15:14] <Night_Owl> It's mounting!
[15:14] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Now try sudo grub-install /dev/sda1
[15:14] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. what is that command to 'remove' a service...
[15:14] <dotblank1> buzzomatic: is there an eth0 now?
[15:14] <buzzomatic> dotblank1: that did the trick, thanks fr the help, I should be able to make this beast work again
[15:15] <Night_Owl> grrr
[15:15] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, still no good?
[15:15] <eoghan> BrixSat?
[15:15] <azlon> does a live usb session remember the things i install?
[15:15] <azlon> i just install a ton of stuff, rebooted and none of it is here
[15:15] <Jeruvy> Dr_Willis: update-rc.d foo remove
[15:16] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Yeah, it's still not taking the grub.. doing ok otherwise though
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> Jeruvy:  yea - i never can rember that one. :)
[15:16] <spasysheep> how do I get KDE and gnome running on separate tty's? I managed it yesterday and now I cant remembr how I did it
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> spasysheep:  icons at top right, login as new user and login with kde perhaps?
[15:17] <niblets> can anyone tell a noob how to edit my boot
[15:17] <Dr_Willis> niblets:  clarify what you wish to change exactly
[15:17] <dotblank1> niblets: install startup-manager
[15:17] <eoghan> what version of GTK does jaunty ship with?
[15:17] <thurston> Good day, what is the terminal command for me to get the "Vodafone Mobile Connect Card driver"?
[15:17] <jewel_>  is there anyway to upgrade ubuntu to jaunty without fast internet connection? i cant do it with alternate install cd which is also trying to get the packages downloaded from internet. is there any way out?
[15:17] <spasysheep> Dr_Willis: no, that just locks my screen for some reason. It had something to do with the CLI
[15:17] <niblets> dotblank, lol, i lost what you told me earlier to edit my boot
[15:17] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: btw both times that I did the tune2fs lines, it only gave the output of "tune2fs 1.41.4 (27-Jan-2009)"
[15:17] <Jeruvy> !release | eoghan
[15:17] <niblets> sudo gedit.....................
[15:18] <dotblank1> niblets: gksu /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:18] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Ok now re mount /dev/sda on /mnt
[15:18] <Squideshi> Anyone know if there are any plans to push out a upgrade with a newer kernel for Ubuntu 9.04? Apparently there is a bug in the shipped kernel that causes xorg to hang on boot unless the "nopat" kernel option is specified in grub.
[15:18] <_CommandeR_> Hi, How do i do if I want to launch a program before any other ?
[15:18] <ripps> niblets: gksu gedit .....
[15:18] <dotblank1> niblets: gksu hedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:18] <Squideshi> That's with intel driver.
[15:18] <dotblank1> gah
[15:18] <dotblank1> niblets: gksu gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:18] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, I might have to send you some files yet
[15:18] <shally87> hi.. what is this gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found.
[15:18] <shally87> ??
[15:18] <drbobb> hey any idea why I can't use my usb mouse under the netbook interface? the cursor lags horribly behind the mouse motions. This does not happen with the touchpad!
[15:18] <Dr_Willis> spasysheep:  i think theres a setting that dosent lock the first accountwindow also.. but i rarely want to run both kde and gnime at the same time. :)
[15:19] <jewel_>  is there anyway to upgrade ubuntu to jaunty without fast internet connection? i cant do it with alternate install cd which is also trying to get the packages downloaded from internet. is there any way out?
[15:19] <drsahin> is there anybody that remotes affeine on jaunty with lirc
[15:19] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /mnt ?
[15:19] <niblets> thanks dotblank
[15:19] <drsahin> is there anybody that remotes kaffeine on jaunty with lirc
[15:19] <xangua> jewel_: download the alternate cd
[15:19] <Jeruvy> shally87: what were you doing ?  Can you pastebin that so we can see?
[15:19] <Dr_Willis> jewel_:  theres been a few updates since the release. it may be trying to get those.
[15:19] <xangua> yes jewel_ *
[15:19] <shally87> I was installing vbox..
[15:19] <drsahin> is there anybody that remotes kaffeine on jaunty with lirc
[15:20] <spasysheep> hrmmm... I had them running flawlessly, now all I can get is a second x session, but it's a black screen
[15:20] <shally87> http://paste.ubuntu.com/162849/ i having this problem and want to fix this now..
[15:20] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Yep
[15:20] <drsahin> is there anybody that remotes kaffeine on jaunty with lirc
[15:20] <dotblank1> shally87: is this OSE?
[15:20] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, These files should be in there, please check --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/162860/
[15:21] <eoghan> Jeruvy that didnt have any info on what version of gtk comes with the latest version of ubuntu
[15:21] <Jeruvy> shally87: that error indicates your kernel was not built with the modules needed.  Which I have to say is strange.  need more info about kernel.
[15:21] <drsahin> is there anybody that remotes kaffeine on jaunty with lirc
[15:21] <shally87> yes ose
[15:21] <jewel_> i tried using alternate cd. but that upgrade also tries to donload packages. i use only 20 kbps speed line. at this speed the upgrade will take about 12 hours. i dont have that much uninterrupted time.
[15:21] <Jeruvy> eoghan: check the release notes, they will indicate what packages are included with each release.
[15:21] <eoghan> k
[15:21] <shally87> Jeruvy: how to fix that??
[15:21] <dotblank1> shally87: if you installed using synaptic search for virtual box again but you should see kernel module listed as a package install that
[15:21] <xangua> jewel_: ask for a CD in Canonical
[15:22] <Jeruvy> shally87: install a supported kernel, or rebuild the kernel.  But that error is strange since jaunty should oob support that.
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> may be faster to do a reinstall jewel_  then a upgrade.
[15:22] <xangua> jewel_: jum now that i remember it has been disable because or the large mount of request
[15:22] <jewel_> xangua: i got the alternate cd
[15:22] <Bodsda> Hi, every time i reboot my resolution gets reset to 1024x768, i need it to be 1280x800, i have to set this with   xrandr -s 1280x800    is there a way I can specify this resolution in xorg.conf?
[15:22] <nad> I could not get my 3d desktop
[15:22] <dotblank1> jewel_: ubuntu no likes no internet
[15:23] <shally87> Jeruvy:  i havent install ﻿virtualbox-ose-modules-2.6.24-21-generic .. if i install that will it fix the things??
[15:23] <xangua> jewel_: i mean the CD or DVD, but the request to canonical has been canceled for the moment
[15:23] <nad> can any one help
[15:23] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Nope; so far it has a folder in /boot named /boot, and in *that* one it has abi, config, memtest, system.map, and vmcore.
[15:23] <dotblank1> Bodsda: can you paste your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file
[15:23] <Jeruvy> chinosuke: make sure your wireless config has 'mode monitor' as a parameter
[15:23] <dotblank1> !paste
[15:23] <Dr_Willis> Bodsda:  try 'system->Preferances->display' ? each user can have their own res settings.
[15:23] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: No grub or initrd or vmlinuz
[15:23] <chinosuke> how to do that jeruvy
[15:23] <jewel_> xangua: i have the cd. i dont have to request
[15:24] <shally87> dotblank1: thanks.. the first thing i do was sudo apt=get install virtualbox .. the download link in the site broken so i just type that and it install everything
[15:24] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Ok that is under /mnt?
[15:24] <KoolD> hey all....i'm getting a brown desktop background and am not able to change the background. how do i solve this???
[15:24] <Jeruvy> chinosuke: check with iwconfig, then modify your /etc/network/interfaces as necessary.
[15:24] <Bodsda> dotblank1, its standard  dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg   -- http://pastebin.com/f54f3da42
[15:24] <xangua> KoolD: sys>prefs>appearence
[15:25] <DerekJ24> KoolD did you try logging out or restarting your system? somethimes that cna make a world of difference
[15:25] <Bodsda> Dr_Willis, theres no way of saving the setting from there
[15:25] <dotblank1> Bodsda: wierd you could make a startup script to change it..
[15:25] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Yes. They're all in /mnt/boot/boot
[15:25] <nad> can any one help me
[15:25] <KoolD> i tried restarting and also sys>prefs>apperence>background and tried to change it but it does not work
[15:25] <dotblank1> Bodsda: or use the display dialog in preferance.. I dont know if that will persist
[15:25] <Bodsda> dotblank1, no, i dont need to go that far, i know it can be set in xorg.conf just dont remember the correct string or which section
[15:25] <coleys_>  !question | nad
[15:26] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Ok sudo rm -rvf /mnt/boot/boot
[15:26] <Bodsda> dotblank1, the display dialog does not have an option to save settings
[15:26] <epalm> i want a display of cpu/mem usage in my dock, anything come to mind?
[15:26] <mercutio22> Hello, I am having a kernel panic possibly caused by firefox, I have no clue what to do. Here is what kern.log says http://paste.ubuntu.com/162865/
[15:26] <dotblank1> Bodsda: well you can set it modelines and if its nvidia it does it a completly differant way
[15:26] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Gone :)
[15:26] <nad> I failed to create a 3d cube
[15:26] <xangua> jum..........................
[15:26] <coleys_> nad: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[15:27] <nad> I did that
[15:27] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Right, I need to find some files for you... you have broadband?
[15:27] <Bodsda> dotblank1, ok, il do some research, ty
[15:27] <coleys_> nad: Shift + control + click and drag.\
[15:27] <Bodsda> nad, i wrote a guide to getting the cube -- http://ubunturesources.ub.ohost.de/compiz.html
[15:27] <vega_> Hi.  Is there a default shortcut key to open a terminal window?
[15:28] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Yes I do. Would it be easier if I connected on here with the Ubuntu setup?
[15:28] <coleys_> vega_: alt+f2 --> gnome-terminal\
[15:28] <Bodsda> vega, to my knowledge there is not one by default but it can be set in system>preferences>keyboard shortcuts
[15:28] <xangua> vega_: in Gnome no, you can create it in Sys> Prefs> Keys combination
[15:28] <coleys_> vega_: alt+f2 --> gnome-terminal
[15:28] <Jeruvy> vega_: a list of gnome hotkeys http://www.clug.ca/node/225
[15:28] <spasysheep> how do you start KDE in a separate x session?
[15:28] <eoghan> go to keyboard shortcuts and set it up
[15:28] <DerekJ24> KoolD: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-765382.html take a look and try the solution it might help; it WILL reset ALOT of your settings as well so you know ahead of time
[15:28] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, I am trying to get you a kernel booted so we can fix your system
[15:29] <xangua> spasysheep: go to your GDM / KDM and sellect KDE session
[15:29]  * sophtpaw went out hunting and came back with HansG 22" dvi monitor... 
[15:29] <KoolD> Derek124: thanks but solved it... had to kill vino server
[15:29] <spasysheep> xangua: eH?
[15:29]  * sophtpaw slams carass on the table... ugh....
[15:29] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: I'm aware.. but I've been typing all this time to you on my laptop - which has nothing to do with the hard drive in question :)
[15:30] <xangua> spasysheep: when you are in the login screen select KDE session ...........................
[15:30] <sophtpaw> can someone help me get dual-monitor setup please?
[15:30] <eoghan> anyone know why I cant choose any themes exceot 'custom' from Appearance?
[15:30] <spasysheep> xangua: how do I get to the login screen in a separate Xsession - I want to be logged in to both gnome and KDE at the same time, on different tty's
[15:30] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, You haven't done it to your laptop instead of your broken system?
[15:31] <Enissay> I've some gif pics, but i cant see em animated with gnome image viewer!!!
[15:31] <dotblank1> Enissay: open with firefox
[15:31] <DerekJ24> sophtpaw: if you have Nvidia graphics heres a howto http://www.ubuntugeek.com/dual-monitors-with-nvidia.html
[15:31] <sophtpaw> have asus 8500GT graphics card with 1xvga + 1xdvi sockets. When i added new dvi monitor the system ignored/ disable the older vga monitor
[15:31] <Jeruvy> !pm > chinosuke
[15:31] <Enissay> dotblank1, is it the only way?
[15:31] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: lol.. my laptop's an XP machine.. none of these commands would do anything on it ;)
[15:31] <xangua> spasysheep: in the same machine ¿? ,jum i don't think that is posible
[15:31] <nad> Desktop can be enabled
[15:31] <jimcooncat> how do I fix firefox to launch irc:// links to xchat-gnome?
[15:31] <Jeruvy> chinosuke: if its in use you cannot modify it...bring it down first :)
[15:31] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, PHEW... you near gave me a heart attack
[15:31] <nad> even the simple effects
[15:32] <spasysheep> xangua: it is - I did it last night and cant remember how
[15:32] <dotblank1> Enissay: well you could open it with gimp install the animation plugins... convert to avi... open with totem...
[15:32] <Guest71874> anyone know how to fix zsnes jaunty controller movements
[15:32] <chinosuke> ok thanks
[15:32] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, brb
[15:32] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: lol.. no worries.. ^_~
[15:32] <xangua> jimcooncat: edit> preferences> program
[15:32] <dotblank1> Enissay: I think its a bug
[15:32] <TuGa> hello
[15:32] <spasysheep> xangua: you know you can hit ctrl+alt+Fx to get to different tty's with 7 being the default x session?
[15:32] <Enissay> dotblank1, xD, i prefer firefox, thanks
[15:33] <Enissay> :)
[15:33] <malik_> hi, is it possible that i install all the latest ubuntu updates  on my desktop and then use these downloaded updates to get my laptop updated?
[15:33] <malik_> hi
[15:33] <jimcooncat> xangua: I must be using an older version, don't have a program tab
[15:33] <Bman> hi
[15:33] <spasysheep> xangua: it's possible to have two xsessions at one on different tty's *somehow*
[15:33] <xangua> spasysheep: since i am a normal user i disable those to get a little more memory
[15:33] <dotblank1> spasysheep: its very easy
[15:33] <xangua> ram *
[15:33] <Nightscape> ok.. Mechdave hopefully you don't get too confused.. this is me (Night_Owl) on the Live CD.
[15:34] <Bman> I'm using aMSN, and friend of mine starts her webcam and this doesn't work. It must have something to do with my ubuntu, cause she uses windows and it works when she tries it with other ppl. anyone can help?
[15:34] <spasysheep> xangua: I didnt know they were enabled by default - I thought you had to start them manually
[15:34] <Dr_Willis> spasysheep:  ive done it ages ago with a command similer to 'sudo xsession -- :2'
[15:34] <regjava> is there any youtube video downloader for ubuntu?
[15:34] <nad> the other thing is that ubuntu gets slow
[15:34] <spasysheep> dotblank1: how
[15:34] <Dr_Willis> regjava:  i use the firefox extensions - they work
[15:34] <xangua> malik_: http://lifehacker.com/5146028/save-synaptic-markings-to-speed-up-ubuntu-reinstallation
[15:34] <chowabunga> i found the holy grail!!!
[15:34] <Bman> I'm using aMSN, and friend of mine starts her webcam and this doesn't work. It must have something to do with my ubuntu, cause she uses windows and it works when she tries it with other ppl. anyone can help?
[15:34] <eoghan> dr_willis: do you know anything about themes not showing up?
[15:34] <regjava> Dr_Willis: ANy sggestions
[15:34] <TuGa> i have ubuntu9 as guest on vmware 6.5.1 and after installing the vmware tools can't get them to work, still have to release the mouse point using crl+alt and wend i do crl+alt+enter the screen of the guest doesnt ajust to the resolution of the host. anyone?!
[15:34] <nad> the mouse cursor gets sticky
[15:34] <dotblank1> spasysheep: what Dr_Willis said
[15:34] <_CommandeR_> Hi, How do i do if I want to launch a program before any other ?
[15:34] <chowabunga> how can i get started with ubuntu
[15:35] <sophtpaw> anyone use guake ? as a gnome substitute for yakuake?
[15:35] <spasysheep> Dr_Willis: that gives me a black xsession on tty9, how do i get it to a login screen?
[15:35] <Jeruvy> Bman: check this link out, follow up if you have any questions: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam
[15:35] <DerekJ24> chowabunga: do you have ubuntu already installed on your system?
[15:35] <Mechdave> Nightscape, no worries
[15:36] <chowabunga> nad> whats wrong with slow
[15:36] <Guest71874> im currently on jaunty and wanted to know if there's a way i can install an app from the 8.10 repository
[15:36] <Magician> slow no good ugg
[15:36] <Bman> Jeruvy, i don't have a webcam.. I want to see her via her webcam
[15:36] <nad> I need an expert to chat with privatly
[15:36] <Magician> what app are you looking for
[15:36] <dotblank1> Guest29748: you can but its hard... you have to manually search for the package
[15:36] <xangua> Guest71874: what app ¿
[15:36] <nad> I dont know
[15:36] <Jeruvy> Bman: you just need eyes then :)
[15:36] <n8tuser> nad learn to share the knowhow on the main
[15:36] <etb> i setup a samba share and it asks for username and pass.i give them properly but it wont accept them. why? are they different from those of the linux system?
[15:36] <DerekJ24> sophtpaw: hmm i dont think i can be of much help; mabye try a google search on "how to ubuntu dual monitors" and go through the results
[15:36] <Mechdave> Nightscape, I am going to send you my /boot files, just unzip them straight into /mnt/boot/
[15:36] <chowabunga> nad> isnt slow better for beginners
[15:36] <spasysheep> Dr_willis: incidentally, it's "sudo startx -- :1"
[15:37] <dotblank1> etb: I seem to have the same problem.. i just let plublic r/w
[15:37] <nad> I have installed Kubuntu
[15:37] <eoghan> omg how do u ask a question in here?
[15:37] <Magician> just ask
[15:37] <sophtpaw> DerekJ24, you gave me the ubuntugeek guide... i'm tying to follow that
[15:37] <dotblank1> !ask
[15:37] <Jeruvy> !ask | eoghan
[15:37] <Bman> no Jeruvy  i can't connect with her.. and and the link you gave me, it seems they explain how to install a webcam for yourself
[15:37] <nad> so that is why I using this Konversation
[15:38] <Mechdave> eoghan, just ask it
[15:38] <Nightscape> Mechdave: Hrm.. it's not going..?
[15:38] <Jeruvy> Bman: so how can we help you then?
[15:38] <Mechdave> Nightscape, Hang on shall change location
[15:38] <Nightscape> Mechdave: If it doesn't go on here, try my other nick.. I can toss em on a USB key and put them on here.
[15:38] <nad> It makes me want to cry
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> spasysheep:  that would run X as root.. which may not be what you want...
[15:38] <dassouki> i tried the computer janitor, and it deleted some of the packges i needed :( is there a way i can find out the list of packages i had to reinsall them
[15:39] <nad> and regret loosing my windows
[15:39] <Dr_Willis> spasysheep:  i also belive the GDM config has some setting to do more then 1 'x session' at boot up. on different tty's
[15:39] <Bman> Jeruvy, well I don't know, maybe there's something to install/check for webcams of other ppl to work in aMSN
[15:39] <eoghan> !ask I installed GTK+ 2.16 last night and now all of my standard themes are gone. How do I get them back? or go back to the way it was before?
[15:39] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, That working better?
[15:39] <chowabunga> why does everyone say loose instead of lose
[15:39] <Night_Owl> wow.. *should* be going.. *boggles*
[15:39] <spasysheep> Dr_willis: even running it as a regular user just gives me a blank screen on tty9
[15:39] <spasysheep> Dr_willis: GDM config?
[15:39] <Jeruvy> Bman: the link is the definitive source of information on using webcams for ubuntu.  Why don't you review it and help her out?
[15:40] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, must be my end... shall put it on my web page
[15:40] <chowabunga> i quit reading when people say "loosing" instead of "losing"
[15:40] <darkjackaho> hi there all
[15:40] <Night_Owl> a'igh, there's that too.. I was gonna suggest some kinda instant messenger like AIM/Yahoo/MSN :)
[15:40] <Bman> Jeruvy, bet she uses windows, I use ubuntu.. and it works well when she try to use it with ppl that use windows too
[15:40] <nad> can an expert send me a private message
[15:41] <Jeruvy> Bman: if you have a real question I'm glad to help.  If it's windows join us in ##windows
[15:41] <darkjackaho> i got problems with google earth on 9.04 both versions: 5.0 and 4.3... who use google earth??
[15:41] <sh1va> hi guys.. can someone tell me how can i execute commands upon ip renewal with dhclient? i need this badly...
[15:41] <xangua> !question | nad
[15:41] <xangua> darkjackaho: have you tried without compiz ¿
[15:42] <sh1va> anyone?
[15:42] <n8tuser> sh1va -> how often does your ip change?
[15:42] <TuGa> i have ubuntu9 as guest on vmware 6.5.1 and after installing the vmware tools can't get them to work, still have to release the mouse point using crl+alt and wend i do crl+alt+enter the screen of the guest doesnt ajust to the resolution of the host. anyone?!
[15:42] <Bman> thx Jeruvy
[15:42] <Neckor> Hi, i have a problem with my kernel , log log : May  2 13:51:11 firstraiden kernel: [69118.924242] Critical temperature reached (48 C), shutting down.  " how to change the critical temp ?
[15:43] <darkjackaho> xangua, thx, i don't use compiz
[15:43] <sh1va> n8tuser, once a month or smth like that
[15:43] <Enissay> dotblank1, it works with gThumb ;)
[15:43] <dotblank1> TuGa: same problem... havent found the fix yet
[15:43] <leeguy92> hi, all
[15:43] <darkjackaho> xangua, thx, i don't use compi
[15:43] <Jeruvy> Bman: np :) good luck.
[15:43] <n8tuser> sh1va -> you can write a script to detect changes of your ip, and do action accordingly
[15:43] <leeguy92> what is an alias for in modprobe?
[15:43] <leeguy92> can it be used to override a driver with another driver?
[15:44] <sh1va> n8tuser, do you have some how to? i havent done bash scripting in years
[15:44] <_CommandeR_> Hi, How do i do if I want to launch a program before any other ?
[15:44] <dotblank1> leeguy92: hmm you could try rmmod a conflicting driver
[15:44] <Neckor> i have a problem with my kernel ,  log : May  2 13:51:11 kernel: [69118.924242] Critical temperature reached (48 C), shutting down.  " how to change the critical temp ?
[15:44] <leeguy92> dotblank1: i havent got a problem, i just want to know what aliases do
[15:44] <TuGa> dotblank1, its happens on the ubu 8.10 allso!
[15:44] <leeguy92> google is being unhelpful
[15:44] <majnoon_> i tell something funny , winmodem on laptop vista no see ,but ubuntu RUNS it :)
[15:44] <spasysheep> root owns my .Xauthourity file, meaning I cant use sudo, meaning I cant give ownership back to myself. fcuk
[15:44] <nad> can an expert please send me a private message
[15:45] <bazhang> nad please ask here
[15:45] <chowabunga> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=58862
[15:45] <nad> I have so many problems
[15:45] <eoghan> spasysheep use sudo -i
[15:45] <darkjackaho> xangua, the problem with 5.0 is like kernel panic and no input video, with 4.3 before 1 min all don't work and only mouse work, crtl alt backspace don't work (i've enable it), i got ati open drivers...
[15:45] <n8tuser> sh1va -> no i dont have one, i have to sit down and have to think about it
[15:46] <bazhang> nad keep it in channel please, for others to help and share with (ie no PM)
[15:46] <coleys_> !dontzap | darkjackaho
[15:46] <darkjackaho> xangua, best strange things is that with 8.04 and 8.10 work well
[15:46] <xangua> darkjackaho: maybe is the new xorg
[15:46] <swimnmaniac> can someone help me with wtorrent/rtorrent? or is there another channel for that? thanks!
[15:46] <darkjackaho> coleys thx, i had enable it for first!
[15:46] <krphop> whats the cli app to disable services for specific runlevels
[15:46] <bliZZardz> is there any solution for the pulseaudio problems in Jaunty in amd-65but version!!! am hanging around for quite sometime..but of no avail!
[15:46] <sh1va> n8tuser, well can i execute the two commands every time the dhclient gets new ip? i don't need complex script...
[15:47] <darkjackaho> xangua, i think too
[15:47] <spasysheep> eoghan: now I own the file, but synaptic still give me the error: Failed to run /usr/sbin/synaptic as user root. Unable to copy the user's Xauthorization file.
[15:47] <_CommandeR_> bliZZardz, Use Alsa instead ?
[15:47] <darkjackaho> xangua, i think too, was better before
[15:47] <Neckor> i have a problem with my kernel ,  log : May  2 13:51:11 kernel: [69118.924242] Critical temperature reached (48 C), shutting down.  " how to change the critical temp ?
[15:47] <n8tuser> sh1va -> yeah, you can do it manually, i thought you wanted it auto-magically at first
[15:47] <bliZZardz> _CommandeR_: does that work smoothly? the only problem that i have now, is a constant screeching noise.
[15:47] <otm24> how can I query the mods/admins?
[15:47] <darkjackaho> xangua how can i solve for u?
[15:47] <eoghan> spasysheep: do you have empty disk space? This happened to me when my harddisk was full
[15:48] <Jeruvy> krphop: runlevel
[15:48] <sh1va> n8tuser, can i use pre-up COMMAND.... in /etc/network/interfaces?
[15:48] <krphop> Jeruvy: to adjust what services start for a specific runlevel?
[15:48] <_CommandeR_> bliZZardz, I have Creative X-FI (1.0 Driver) Used Pulse and i heard snapps all the time or no sound from flash, Installed Alsa and everything is smooth
[15:48] <coleys_> darkjackaho: What is your first language?
[15:48] <swimnmaniac> can someone help me with wtorrent/rtorrent? or is there another channel for that? thanks!
[15:48] <xangua> darkjackaho: i don't use google earth
[15:48] <n8tuser> sh1va -> i guess there are tools now that you can use to trigger events if a file changes, look into inotify, i have not used it yet myself
[15:48] <spasysheep> eoghan: yea, ~10gb
[15:48] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: You still alive there, mate? ;)
[15:49] <bliZZardz> _CommandeR_: and how do i move from pulse to alsa?
[15:49] <darkjackaho> coleys_ italian, so why? i can write u spanish or english too...
[15:49] <_CommandeR_> bliZZardz, What distro do u use ?
[15:49] <bliZZardz> _CommandeR_: Jaunty.
[15:49] <n8tuser> sh1va -> pre-up is before the interface is up, perhaps post-up or something post-...
[15:49] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, check your live distro chat window
[15:49] <_CommandeR_> Ubuntu ? or Kubuntu ?
[15:49] <darkjackaho> xangua ok thx
[15:49] <sh1va> there is post-down
[15:49] <Neckor> kernel acpi reads wrong temperature, kernel log : [69118.924242] Critical temperature reached (48 C), shutting down.  " how to change the critical temp ?
[15:49] <_CommandeR_> bliZZardz,  Ubuntu gnome ?
[15:49] <bliZZardz> _CommandeR_: there was some news that Jaunty did sound pretty good. but i do not think so.
[15:49] <sh1va> but i don't know if that is right
[15:49] <Nightscape> ahh coolies :)
[15:49] <bliZZardz> _CommandeR_: yes.
[15:49] <n8tuser> sh1va -> this may be explained if you man interfaces
[15:50] <mart> is there software for ubuntu that monitors power on the server
[15:50] <eoghan> spasysheep: well I'm afraid I'm at a loss then! I only know that sudo -i logs u as root. sorry :S
[15:50] <_CommandeR_> bliZZardz, Join me @ #Alsa
[15:50] <chowabunga> mart> you mean wattage?
[15:50] <wtv> the process iftop takes up 50% of my CPU. i can't kill it. How to get rid of it without restarting pc?
[15:50] <Jeruvy> krphop: no, thats just modifies the runlevel.  typically modifying the start/stop script in /etc/init.d
[15:51] <krphop> Jeruvy: right, but I want to adjust what services are going to start by default
[15:51] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, you get my private?
[15:51] <krphop> Jeruvy: like chkconfig in fedora
[15:51] <liquido> where i can find a bunch of ubuntu developers?
[15:51] <Gnutoo> hello, is there an ubuntu kernel hacker here? my kernel is blocked at startup here: http://rafb.net/p/lxKO1918.html
[15:51] <eoghan> liquido: elance.com
[15:51] <n8tuser> krphop -> look into rc-update.d
[15:51] <chowabunga> liquido> call the corporate office
[15:51] <Nightscape> Mechdave: Yeah, got it.. what do I do, just extract them into the /boot folder?
[15:51] <Gnutoo> and I use only free software driver so I bet the kernel is not tainted
[15:51] <Jeruvy> krphop: I don't know of anything like chkconfig, but update-rc.d is a service level modifier
[15:51] <chowabunga> then press 2 1 3 3 4 1 2
[15:52] <Neckor> kernel acpi reads wrong temperature, kernel log : [69118.924242] Critical temperature reached (48 C), shutting down.  " how to change the critical temp ?
[15:52] <swimnmaniac> can someone help me with wtorrent/rtorrent? or is there another channel for that? thanks!
[15:52] <krphop> Jeruvy: perfect, i'll look into it, thanks
[15:52] <Mechdave> Nightscape, yeah mate
[15:52] <eoghan> Mechdave: I installed GTK+ 2.16 last night and now all of my standard themes are gone. How do I get them back? or go back to the way it was before?
[15:52] <GregW3056> hi, i cant get my visual effects to apply. can anyone help me?
[15:53] <arulmozhi> blank screen after login how can i solve
[15:53] <Mechdave> eoghan, sry mate no idea
[15:53] <n8tuser> for those that have installed Jaunty.. is there anything new under  /etc/event.d/    ?
[15:54] <noxious74> GregW: any errors messages when trying to apply?
[15:54] <n8tuser> arulmozhi -> did it work with livecd?
[15:54] <eoghan> Mechdave: well if you have jaunty, could you tell me what version of gtk is handling your themes? Maybe then I can reset my own
[15:54] <arulmozhi> no
[15:54] <Mechdave> eoghan, just 1 minute and I shall check
[15:54] <GregW3056> noxious74: nope
[15:54] <maike19> hallo zusammen. kann mir jemand sagen warum ich alle 2 stunden meinen router neu starten muss, damit ubuntu wieder internet hat??? bin verzweifelt :-(
[15:54] <Night_Owl> dammit dammit dammit
[15:55] <arulmozhi> no booting from hard disk
[15:55] <chowabunga> if you removed apt, would less people screw up their systems?
[15:55] <eoghan> Mechdave, thanks man
[15:55] <noxious74> GregW: and what graphics card?
[15:55] <GregW3056> noxious74: nvidia 8400m
[15:55] <GregW3056> noxious74: i had it working earlier then it stopped, not sure why
[15:55] <thiebaude> eoghan: 9.04 should use gtk2
[15:56] <eoghan> thiebaude: ok, so If I remove GTK+ and go back to GTK2 i should be back to normal right?
[15:56] <noxious74> GregW: You installed the restricted drivers ok?  Ie. System/Administration/Hardware Drivers shows you are using the Proprietary drivers?
[15:57] <Nightscape> Mechdave: Where exactly am I moving them to? /mnt/boot ?
[15:57] <thiebaude> eoghan: you can have both on ubuntu
[15:57] <GregW3056> noxious74: yeah it shows im using proprietary
[15:57] <PlasmaSheep> OpenGL is slow for me. Please help. (intel card)
[15:58] <Mechdave> Nightscape, yep
[15:58] <eoghan> thiebaude: well i installed GTK+ 2.16.0 last night and now all my themes are gone and it says there are no GTK+ themes. It wont recognise normal theme xml files or gtkrc files either
[15:58] <darkjackaho> maybe, i got this problem if google earth don't work and crash my system when start? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/366529
[15:58] <maike19> anybody here who knows why I have to restart my router nearly every 2 hours to get inet connection for ubuntu??
[15:59] <mooperd> with 9.04 php files are downloading father than displaying in my browser. Apache2, php5
[15:59] <Nightscape> Mechdave: I think I have to chmod the folder so I can do that :/
[15:59] <mooperd> anyone else seen this bug
[15:59] <Mechdave> Nightscape, can you print menu.lst?
[15:59] <thiebaude> eoghan: didn't you have gtk before you install gtk+2.16.0 last night
[15:59] <Mechdave> Nightscape,
[15:59] <InCrypto> hey guys , i cannot hear any sound vai muzik or movie playback
[15:59] <Mechdave> Nightscape, use sudo to do it
[16:00] <InCrypto> using OSS or alsa codecs gives me a "Device is being used by another application":
[16:00] <InCrypto> does any one 1 knw a fix plz
[16:00] <chowabunga> mooperd> thats not a bug, that's you not knowing how httpd/php work
[16:00] <Nightscape> Mechdave: I'm having trouble moving the files over via the GUI, and I don't remember how to do it via CLI :/
[16:00] <afanto> Hi, I've read that there can only be up to 4 primary partition and 1 extended, I've already installed ubuntu does that mean I can only install only 1 other linux distro on my laptop hard disk ?
[16:00] <eoghan> thiebaude: yes everything worked great. The theme files are all still there, but GTK+ doesnt recognise them. At first it didnt recognise svg files but I recompiled the latest librsvg and that sorted that. It still doesnt handle my themes though
[16:00] <_CommandeR_> Is there anyway to boot up a program before any other in Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[16:00] <mooperd> chowabunga: bullshit! I know how it works and I know how to fix it. but it should work out of the box really for .php files.
[16:00] <Mechdave> Nightscape, sudo tar -zxvf boot.tar.gz /mnt/boot/
[16:01] <thiebaude> eoghan: i wish i knew how to fix that for you, sry
[16:01] <PlasmaSheep> why do newly opened windows show up under the maximized window?
[16:01] <chowabunga> mooperd> so fix it....ubuntu broke itself
[16:01] <Nightscape> Mechdave: I've already extracted them. I just have to actually *move* them.
[16:01] <eoghan> thiebaude: well if I reinstall gtk2 libraries it should work alongside gtk+ yeh?
[16:01] <Nightscape> They're currently parked in /home/ubuntu
[16:01] <thiebaude> eoghan: yes, it should
[16:01] <Mechdave> Nightscape, sudo tar -zxvf boot.tar.gz /mnt/boot/ moves and extracts them at the same time :)
[16:02] <eoghan> thiebaude: ok, I'll try that. Thanks. Been trying to fix this for over 24 hours now...
[16:02] <thiebaude> eoghan: the libraries are part of that package
[16:02] <Mechdave> Nightscape, oh crap... lots of files
[16:02] <thiebaude> ok, good luck, eoghan
[16:02] <InCrypto> anyone ?
[16:03] <Mechdave> Nightscape, best delete them all and re extract them to /mnt/boot
[16:03] <Jack2> I installed Kubuntu 9.04 after Vista on the same disk. But when I try to boot Vista from the grub bootloader, it says bootmgr is missing. I thought that is the Vista MBR, so I fixed it with the Vista DVD, but then grub is gone and Vista boots only. Help please ?!
[16:03] <chowabunga> Mechdave> so thats how you fix problems?  send someone all your boot files and hope they will work?
[16:03] <Mechdave> chowabunga, Final act of desperation :)
[16:04] <chowabunga> thats funny
[16:04] <thiebaude> Jack2: i dont know how to fix that, but sounds like yuor grub was overwritten
[16:04] <noxious74> GregW: Can you run openGL apps at a decent speed, eg. SuperTux in GL mode/Tux Racer etc.   if you have 'glxgears' try running in from a console and see what framerate it gets, just wondering if you have GLX extensions loaded.
[16:04] <thiebaude> your
[16:04] <Mechdave> chowabunga, should work
[16:04] <Jeruvy> Jack2: thats common, all you need to do is point grub to the proper partition, see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[16:04] <chowabunga> noxious74> glxinfo|grep renderer noob
[16:04] <chinosuke> how to enable promiscuous mode in ubuntu 9.04
[16:04] <PlasmaSheep> why do newly opened windows show up under the maximized window?
[16:04] <thiebaude> thanks Jeruvy
[16:05] <eoghan> is there a way to reinstall ubuntu without formatting your hard disk?
[16:05] <GregW3056> noxious74: how do i find out the frame rate for gears?
[16:05] <bazhang> chowabunga, dont use that language here please
[16:05] <GregW3056> noxious74: wait i see it
[16:05] <Mechdave> Nightscape, how does it go?
[16:05] <Dr_Willis> PlasmaSheep:  because you used the netbookremix and switched to a normal desktop i bet...
[16:05] <eoghan> hey, is there a way to reinstall ubuntu without formatting your hard disk?
[16:05] <noxious74> chowa: yeah thats is, i can't use the pipe on my keyboard at the mo, i got one of those happy hacking keyboard on a uk computer and can't use pipe... LOL
[16:05] <PlasmaSheep> Dr_Willis: no
[16:05] <Jack2> thiebaude: I think so too. I reinstalled Grub also, but then there is the missing bootmgr problem for vista again.
[16:05] <konfederate> i am trying to install windows back over ubuntu but my cd drive isn't detected so it won't boot from cd
[16:05] <chowabunga> eoghan> why not just fix ubuntu
[16:05] <GregW3056> noxious74: going up to 743 fps average about 650
[16:05] <Dr_Willis> PlasmaSheep:  dident mess with netbook remix at all eh?
[16:05] <Jack2> Jeruvy:  I think so too. I reinstalled Grub also, but then there is the missing bootmgr problem for vista again.
[16:05] <Jeruvy> Jack2: no, don't just reinstall grub, that will break windows and a vicious circle
[16:05] <PlasmaSheep> Dr_Willis: didn't touch the stuff :p
[16:06] <noxious74> Greg: lol, i get 4000+ FPS
[16:06] <Dr_Willis> PlasmaSheep:  theres a program called 'maximus' that does the auto-maxing  like that. perhaps it some how tog installed.
[16:06] <quidnunc> Is there a way (even unsupported) to do an incremental upgrade from Feisty on a server?
[16:06] <eoghan> chowabunga because no one can tell me how to fix it and i've spent 24 hours at it already.. lol I installed GTK+ 2.16 last night and now all of my standard themes are gone. How do I get them back? or go back to the way it was before?
[16:06] <GregW3056> noxious74: it just jumped to over 1700
[16:06] <michele> qualcuno mi può dare una mano?
[16:06] <chowabunga> eoghan> thats a feature
[16:06] <Dr_Willis> PlasmaSheep:  other then that.. not sure.
[16:06] <thiebaude> i dont know how many times i did a dual boot,lol
[16:06] <Dr_Willis> PlasmaSheep:  unless you got some 'on top' setitngs enabled
[16:06] <eoghan> chowabunga whats a feature?
[16:06] <Jeruvy> Jack2: read the link, much info to understand :)
[16:06] <chowabunga> wiping out of themes
[16:06] <Mechdave> eoghan, you can uninstall gtk again. use apt-get remove
[16:06] <quidnunc> !br | michele
[16:06] <bazhang> chowabunga, that is not helpful
[16:06] <Nightscape> Mechdave: I typed in sudo tar -zxvf /home/ubuntu/Desktop/boot.tar.gz /mnt/boot and I get.. tar: /mnt/boot: Not found in archive // tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
[16:06] <recon69> hi all, I take it the mem test is not supposed to crash !
[16:06] <PlasmaSheep> Dr_Willis: in the window right click menu? no.
[16:07] <livingdaylight> is there not another version of cont.+alt+backspace to restart X?
[16:07] <thiebaude> chowabunga: yea, thats bad advice
[16:07] <otm24> does remote desktop work between ubuntu and linux mint?
[16:07] <Mathi> Hello, can some1 help me? i got 9.04 installed and updated in 2 machines, but when i try to navigate with firefox, the text dont appear, its stays in withe, but with the layout and images of the page ok... Anyone with the same problem??
[16:07] <GregW3056> noxious74: it says noxious74:
[16:07] <GregW3056> oops
[16:07]  * chowabunga ignores the haters
[16:07] <GregW3056> noxious74: it says 3091 frames in 5.0 seconds = 618.099 FPS
[16:07] <coleys_> quidnunc: Michele = italian name.
[16:07] <Mechdave> Nightscape, ok cd to /mnt/boot
[16:07] <bazhang> !ot > chowabunga
[16:07] <_CommandeR_> Is there anyway to boot up a program before any other in Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[16:07] <quidnunc> coleys_: Sorry
[16:08] <Nightscape> Mechdave: ok.. it's empty atm
[16:08] <quidnunc> coleys_: My language detection is poor among spanish/portuguese/italian
[16:08] <Mechdave> Nightscape, then tar -zxvf ~/boot.tar.gz
[16:08] <Jeruvy> _CommandeR_: see runlevel.
[16:08] <quidnunc> !it | michele
[16:08] <_CommandeR_> Jeruvy, ?
[16:08] <otm24> does remote desktop work between ubuntu and linux mint?
[16:08] <chowabunga> Nightscape> never type a command into the terminal if you dont knwo what it does
[16:08] <coleys_> quidnunc: Yeah its okay.
[16:08] <Mathi> how can i find a solution for aproblem in the ubuntu???
[16:08] <coleys_> !ita | michele
[16:08] <coleys_> d:
[16:09] <chinosuke> how to enable promiscuous mode in ubuntu 9.04
[16:09] <thiebaude> !it
[16:09] <Jeruvy> _CommandeR_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Runlevel
[16:09] <Mechdave> Nightscape, how does it go?
[16:09] <Nightscape> chowabunga: I know; I have an idea what it's for (not 100% but I have a clue! ;) )
[16:09] <chowabunga> chinosuke> the same what you do it on every distro
[16:09] <coleys_> there =p
[16:09] <Mathi> Hello, can some1 help me? i got 9.04 installed and updated in 2 machines, but when i try to navigate with firefox, the text dont appear, its stays in withe, but with the layout and images of the page ok... Anyone with the same problem??
[16:09] <Doctor_Q> does anyone here have RSS feeds autodownloading in Ktorrent?
[16:09] <marco2> tti
[16:10] <chinosuke> chowabunga : it's just not work in 9.04
[16:10] <chowabunga> Mathi> use seamonkey
[16:10] <thiebaude> yo
[16:10] <coleys_> !it | marco2
[16:10] <chowabunga> chinosuke> whats the error message
[16:10] <Mechdave> chowabunga, I am not in the business of screwing up systems... I do my best to use dangerous commands responsibly
[16:10] <chinosuke> chowabunga: i don't see error messsage.
[16:10] <Nightscape> Mechdave: hah
[16:11] <_CommandeR_> Jeruvy, How do i use that ?
[16:11] <chowabunga> Mechdave> thats exactly what a saboteur would say
[16:11] <chinosuke> i use wireshark
[16:11] <Mechdave> Nightscape, lol
[16:11] <bazhang> chowabunga, please take chat elsewhere
[16:11] <PlasmaSheep> OpenGL is slow for me. Please help. (intel card)
[16:11] <chowabunga> chinosuke> then do dmesg
[16:11] <Nightscape> Mechdave: Figured out how to get it to behave.. lol.. one is I forgot the sudo, and the other is it's on the Desktop so I had to change the path name slightly
[16:11] <Mechdave> Nightscape, how did you go with that?
[16:12] <Mechdave> Nightscape, Lol
[16:12] <Nightscape> Mechdave: They're now extracted ^_^
[16:12] <_CommandeR_> PlasmaSheep, what card?
[16:12] <chowabunga> Linux neosapien 2.6.29 #6 SMP PREEMPT Tue Mar 31 12:01:12 EDT 2009 i686 AMD Opteron(tm) Processor 244 AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux
[16:12] <Mechdave> Nightscape, sweet
[16:12] <Roevhat_dk> quit
[16:12] <PlasmaSheep> _CommandeR_: read my message :p (intel)
[16:13] <Mechdave> Nightscape, can you copy menu.lst to a usb stick?
[16:13] <_CommandeR_> PlasmaSheep, yeah but 965 xxx 666 etc?
[16:13] <Nightscape> lol.. which one of three? ;)
[16:13] <Mechdave> Nightscape, but also leave a copy in /mnt/boot/grub
[16:14] <chazco> Hi... what is the best way to have a ubuntu session over SSH? Using -X is only useful for one or two apps...
[16:14] <Jeruvy> _CommandeR_: well I don't know what your doing so I can't say how you are going to use that.  But ubuntu uses runlevels to decide when stuff gets started (ie: services), then what apps get ran.  The link should point you to some handy resources about the whole process, specifically for ubuntu.
[16:14] <mountainman26> does any one know of a panel app that will display my ip address?  thanks
[16:14] <chowabunga> chazco> x11vnc
[16:14] <PlasmaSheep> _CommandeR_: Is this it? 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[16:15] <ruckus> I was fiddling with an external WD Hard drive trying to set up the partitions to use it as a boot up and i ended up boogering it all up
[16:15] <Nightscape> Mechdave: copied :)
[16:15] <drbobb> hello, I installed ubuntu-netbook-remix on top of my kubuntu, not on a netbook but a regular laptop (ca. 4ys old though), and I'm seeing quite poor performance - it's essentially unusuable. Are there any tweaks I could apply?
[16:15] <chowabunga> ruckus> how did you manage that
[16:15] <ruckus> It wont even recognize now, when i try to reformat it under qt partition it just kinda does nothing
[16:15] <mountainman26> does any one know of a panel app that will display my ip address?  thanks
[16:15] <psywiped> how do i add volume levels to the harware volume control there are only 8 levels right now
[16:15] <chowabunga> ruckus> try 'fdisk'
[16:15] <ruckus> Anyone give me a hand getting it back to a usebale state?
[16:16] <_CommandeR_> PlasmaSheep,  you got 945 as it looks check the forums
[16:16] <ruckus> I have a hobby of tinkering with things under the influence of alcohol ;)
[16:16] <baz> are there any server monitoring tools that display a nice dashboard for the health of my remote servers? Like if they can be ping'ed, how much ram/cpu they are using, what their bandwidth consumption is like?
[16:16] <chowabunga> ruckus> the key to learning is to break somethnig and then fix it yourself
[16:16] <chowabunga> not run for help
[16:17] <ruckus> yeah i've been trying for about the past 45 minutes and im making no progress
[16:17] <chinosuke> chowabunga: i didn't find any error about promiouse mode
[16:17] <chowabunga> use fdisk not some fancy gui-partitioner
[16:17] <coleys_> chowabunga: Exactly =)
[16:17] <Mechdave> Nightscape, right now is the hard bit... what we have to do is make a grub install disk, does your tower have a floppy drive?
[16:17] <recon69> psywiped: open volume comtrol and select preferences
[16:17] <Nightscape> I've heard of promiscuous mode before
[16:17] <chowabunga> chinosuke> what command did you type to put it in promisc mode
[16:17] <coleys_> ruckus: 45mins is nothing =p
[16:17] <Nightscape> Mechdave: Yes.. every computer I build myself has a floppy drive.. MUST HAVE FLOPPY!!
[16:18] <coleys_> Nightscape: D:
[16:18]  * Nightscape goes on a hunt for a usable floppy disk..
[16:18] <chinosuke> chowabunga: ifconfig wlan0 promisc
[16:18] <Mechdave> Nightscape, ok stick in a blank floppy
[16:18] <vadim-nsk> set password zcysqgthtw
[16:18] <Meinmartini> w00t, hey you gaiz, I'm about to install ubuntu. I r so excited. :D
[16:18] <Neckor> kernel acpi reads wrong temperature, kernel log : [69118.924242] Critical temperature reached (48 C), shutting down.  " how to change the critical temp ?
[16:18] <Meinmartini> It's just checking the disc I burned for integrity...how long does this process typically take?
[16:18] <Neckor> kernel acpi reads wrong temperature, kernel log : [69118.924242] Critical temperature reached (48 C), shutting down.  " how to change the critical temp ?
[16:18] <ruckus> unable to open it says with fdisk
[16:19] <eoghan> mechdave how do i find out the package name of something you compiled?
[16:19] <chowabunga> chinosuke> you have to bring the interface down first
[16:20] <kizedek> Hey guys.  After upgrading to Jaunty Update-Manager wants to do a "partial upgrade". I said yes and it downloaded 300mb of files.  I don't know if it installed them as i was not at the PC at the time but i do know it downloaded over 300mb.  The problem is that Update Manager keeps asking to download and install those very same files over and over.  I have tried twice now. It just keeps downloading the same files.   I have tried "sudo apt-
[16:20] <psywiped> recon69, the is no place to change the contro to 100 i can do it inside of the pannel i want to do it with my volume wheel on the laptop
[16:20] <kizedek> get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" with no luck. Any suggestions?
[16:20] <dassouki> i'vebeen handed down an old fortran code. i've nver used fortran, is there a way i can compile it in ubuntu ?
[16:20] <mountainman26> does any one know of a panel app that will display my ip address?  thanks
[16:20] <tlisanti> Is anyone here good with Kmymoney?
[16:21] <chowabunga> dassouki> gcc<tab><tab>
[16:21] <Neckor> kernel acpi reads wrong temperature, kernel log : [69118.924242] Critical temperature reached (48 C), shutting down.  " how to change the critical temp ?
[16:21] <psywiped> kizedek, go thru the update manager instead of command line for some reason dist-upgrade doesnt work
[16:21] <vadimkansk> REGISTER zcysqgthtw vadim@alfel.su
[16:22] <PlasmaSheep> _CommandeR_: restarting x.
[16:22] <ThomasHC> Neckor, might be time for you to clean out the fans on your PC
[16:22] <green-_> any recommendations on the best ubuntu-based distro for someone coming from windows ... i have a friend who's making the jump from windows to linux and i want to get him started with the most friendly/elegant ubuntu distro out there right now ... was looking at linux mint. looks pretty good. any others I should check out?
[16:22] <dassouki> chowabunga: umm was i supposed to find gcc-fortran or something cause i don't
[16:22] <green-_> or even just get him started w/ straight ubuntu?
[16:22] <chowabunga> dassouki> g95
[16:23] <mountainman26> does any one know of a panel app that will display my ip address?  thanks
[16:23] <Jesper84> green-_: I would say Ubuntu :-)
[16:23] <bazhang> green-_, #ubuntu-offtopic for chat please
[16:23] <ThomasHC> green-_, while Ubuntu is pretty good to get started with, LinuxMint is nice albeit a bit buggy sometimes
[16:23] <Nightscape> Mechdave: Found a blank floppy ^_^
[16:23] <Neckor> ThomasHC the acpi read wrong temp, my pc is clean
[16:23] <Mechdave> Nightscape, ok sudo umount /mnt
[16:23] <green-_> bazhang: didn't know this qualified as off-topic :)
[16:23] <Mechdave> Nightscape, we may not need it yet :) got another way
[16:23] <green-_> suppose it might. okay.
[16:23] <Neckor> how to reconfigure acpi (critical temp) ?
[16:23] <ThomasHC> Neckor, in /boot/grub/menu.list add this to the kernel command line 'noacpi'
[16:23] <chowabunga> green-_> what distro do you use
[16:24] <kizedek> pyswiped, sorry what do you mean by that? I ran the upgrade using Update Manager the first time, second time was command line
[16:24] <Neckor> ok
[16:24] <green-_> chowabunga: i use either straight ubuntu or centOS on all my boxes
[16:24] <bahadunn> anyone having problems with firefox loading certain sites like facebook for example?
[16:24] <serpico> hi
[16:24] <kizedek> psywiped or do you mean do ditupgrade using gui?
[16:24] <dassouki> second question, i selected a bunch of packages on synaptic. is there a way where i can list all those packages to be installed
[16:24] <chowabunga> bahadunn> do you have the NSA's ip's blocked in /etc/hosts
[16:24] <Mechdave> Nightscape, try this: sudo grub-install --root-directory=/boot hd0
[16:24] <ThomasHC> Neckor, You'll have to reboot to see the effects
[16:25] <Mechdave> Oops no not that
[16:25] <nmvictor> Do I need a working Internet connection to upgrade to Jaunty jackalope from an alternate install CD?
[16:25] <Mechdave> Nightscape, Oops no not that
[16:25] <bahadunn> chowabunga: ?
[16:25] <Nightscape> Mechdave: Currently at /mnt/boot/grub.. I guess I should cd back to ~ before typing the umount command?
[16:25] <psywiped> kizedek, yea i meen use the upgrade manager
[16:25] <Bob_Ong> I have a laptop with an Intel 855GM integrated graphics card. On 8.04 my external monitor works fine, i.e. it outputs to 1080p but on 8.10/9.04 it doesn't. If I change the resolution using the GUI both displays will end up as a corrupted beige/white screen after the log out to implement the changes. Xrandr won't set an output higher than the laptop. Any suggestions? Will I have to edit the xorg.config?
[16:25] <Mechdave> Nightscape, don't do it yet
[16:25] <penthief> mountainman26: xmessage $(/sbin/ifconfig|grep "inet addr")
[16:26] <kizedek> psywiped, ahh ok, but that did not work. It keeps asking to do a partial upgrade
[16:26] <Nightscape> Mechdave: ok, well I haven't done anything since getting those files copied over :)
[16:26] <Mechdave> Nightscape, try this: sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/boot hd0
[16:26] <psywiped> kizedek, you can look up the server commands and do it that way but i wasnt able to use dist-upgrade to go to 9.04 from 8.10
[16:26] <Mechdave> Nightscape, that should work
[16:27] <bahadunn> chowabunga: what do you mean?
[16:27] <bazhang> bahadunn, ignore him
[16:27] <bahadunn> bazhang: okay
[16:27] <Nightscape> YAAAAAAAAAY!!
[16:27] <kizedek> psywiped, i ran the upgrade from the Alternate iso.  I "should be" on 9.04 now
[16:27] <rohdef> where do I check the compatibility of a bluetooth adaptor before I buy?
[16:27] <Mechdave> Nightscape, it worked?
[16:28] <chowabunga> why wouldnt firefox load pages...lots of people are saying firefox is broken on ubuntu
[16:28] <chowabunga> at least 3 in an hour
[16:28] <pastello> acc
[16:28] <bazhang> chowabunga, no its not
[16:28] <k4_k4> rohdef: try to enter the name in google and "linux"
[16:28] <chowabunga> ok then fix his problem and the other guy with 2 fresh installs that wont load pages
[16:28] <PlasmaSheep> _CommandeR_: thank you for that prudent suggestion :)
[16:28] <pastello> cercavo irc ubuntu italia! :|
[16:28] <Nightscape> Mechdave: fd0: /dev/fd0; hd0: /dev/sda; hd1: /dev/sdb
[16:28] <LjL> !it | pastello
[16:28] <bahadunn> well my firefox wont load walmart.com, facebook.com, foxnews.com, anandtech.com
[16:28] <k4_k4> rohdef:  perhaps you can ask the seller in the shop too
[16:28] <LjL> !attitude | chowabunga
[16:28] <bazhang> chowabunga, please take the random comments to #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:28] <rohdef> k4_k4, ok :) thanks, I was hoping for a site like linuxprinting
[16:28] <bahadunn> to be fair opera wont load those sites either
 Hello, can some1 help me? i got 9.04 installed and updated in 2 machines, but when i try to navigate with firefox, the text dont appear, its stays in withe, but with the layout and images of the page ok... Anyone with the same problem??
[16:29] <Nightscape> Mechdave:  I guess I should be able to access them now?
[16:29] <psywiped> how do i  change the volume control to 100 levels  the pannel has 25 but i want to do it with my volume wheel on the laptop and that only has 8
[16:29] <Mechdave> Nightscape, yep
[16:29] <_CommandeR_> PlasmaSheep, I wanted to do more but was troubleshooting a guys Sound issues but if i helped you in any way no problemo gringo :)
[16:29] <rohdef> k4_k4, nah tried that at the shop before :(
[16:29] <k4_k4> rohdef: i only know of a site @ suse linux
[16:29] <bahadunn> but a windoze computer onthe same network loads those sites fine
[16:29] <bahadunn> with firefox or IE
[16:29] <chowabunga> facebook doesnt work for me
[16:29] <PlasmaSheep> _CommandeR_: yes, it works perfectly now.
[16:29] <chowabunga> Your request for http://facebook.com/ could not be fulfilled, because the connection to facebook.com (192.168.0.255) could not be established.
[16:29] <Mechdave> Nightscape, now this is the big moment... try a reboot without the live disk
[16:29] <k4_k4> rohdef: http://en.opensuse.org/Hardware
[16:29] <bangolio> https problem
[16:29] <bahadunn> chowabunga: that is surely not the facebook ip
[16:29] <rohdef> k4_k4, thanks a lot
[16:29] <Nightscape> Mechdave: a'igh, brb
[16:30] <chowabunga> yeah i block facebook
[16:30]  * Night_Owl crosses his fingers..
[16:30] <k4_k4> rohdef:  normally it will work @ ubunutu too
[16:30] <bangolio> since i upgraded to jaunty i have issues with compiz, everything works terribly.
[16:30] <bahadunn> anyone know what the deal is and now to fix it?
[16:30] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, My fingers are crossed
[16:30] <bangolio> when i kill compiz everything is fine
[16:31] <Night_Owl> Powering on now..
[16:31] <ThomasHC> bahadunn, never has an upgrade work to well for me, they seem to be hit or miss, I usually reinstall
[16:31] <psywiped> how do i change volume level control to 1% increments from 4% ?
[16:31] <Andre_Gondim> bangolio, wich is your video card?
[16:31] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, beep...
[16:31] <bangolio> ati
[16:31] <bahadunn> ThomasHC: this is a fresh install of Jaunty
[16:32] <bangolio> already reinstalled fglrx
[16:32] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, should be booting by now
[16:32] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Ubuntu 9.04, kernel twice (one generic) and memtest, and Other OS loader
[16:32] <Night_Owl> Just the first one?
[16:32] <Fllybersite> hi all
[16:32] <ss300> someone know how to back up xorg and restore it in case video drivers wont work?
[16:32] <spytux> hi all
[16:32] <bahadunn> it is something to do with my local caching dns server
[16:32] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, we need the generic
[16:32] <fluxy> Hello. Has anyone tried cedega for ubuntu? I'm having some issues installing it, could someone please help me?
[16:32] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Non-recovery then
[16:32] <dassouki> i'm trying to install g95, it's requesting the following "--with-gcc-dir= option" where is the gcc directory?
[16:32] <quibbler> mountainman26-> giplet you can find it in synaptic.
[16:33] <Andre_Gondim> bangolio, I just know some tips to intel video card
[16:33] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, that is how my boot screen looks... only the first 2 will work with you
[16:33] <tlisanti> Does anyone know of any clubs that might meet in Northern NJ area?
[16:33] <bangolio> yeah i read that
[16:33] <psywiped> ss300 yea cp xorg xorg.backup1
[16:33] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Gah.. Error 15: File not found.
[16:33] <bangolio> migration heuristic = greedy
[16:33] <xangua> who has problems with Intel video cards ¿¿ It has already been fixed
[16:33] <bazhang> tlisanti, check your loco
[16:33] <bazhang> !loco > tlisanti
[16:34] <AnAnt_> how can I use screen-profiles ?
[16:34] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, ok restart and then we need to change the grub menu.lst
[16:34] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Dammit.. I can taste how close we are -_-
[16:34] <bangolio> nobody knows about problems with jaunty + compiz + ati?
[16:34] <bangolio> or atleast some sort of solution? roll back?
[16:34] <psywiped> how do i change volume level control to 1% increments from 4% ?
[16:35] <recon69> dassouki: just a guess but you might need to install build tools essentials
[16:35] <bazhang> bangolio, expert advice in #compiz I would guess
[16:35] <bangolio> thanks
[16:35] <silici0> does anyone running lightroom 2?
[16:36] <dassouki> recon69: ah thanks
[16:36] <bc> can someone tell me the best way to set the gnome-terminal default geometry without having to use --geometry=GEOMETRY from the command line? (I'm launching via keyboard shortcuts in gnome)
[16:36] <drbobb> nope, there is no #ubuntu-netbook
[16:36] <drbobb> where else could I ask?
[16:36] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Sorry to keep you up till 1am on a Saturday night dude :)
[16:37] <unop> bc, map a keyboard shortcut that invokes a script that launches GT with the specified dimensions ... or use a window manager that remembers dimensions
[16:37] <dassouki> recon69: i have gcc installed. i jsut have to tell g95 where it is :D
[16:37] <Guest90865> Is 9.04 working for anyone?
[16:37] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: OK, Live is back up now.
[16:37] <torn> If I create a "guest" user account, with only user-privileges (no access to administration or the root password) and mount it on /home/guest, but then later I remove the /home partition, where will the user's content be stored, and will it only be temporary (wiped out after a reboot?)
[16:38] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, ok remount the /boot on sda1
[16:38] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, then sudo gedit /mnt/boot/grub/menu.lst
[16:38] <draeday> graphics driver problem
[16:38] <Guest71135> does anyone got 9.04 running?
[16:38] <bc> unop: duh bc; thanks unop!
[16:38] <k4_k4> Guest24150: sure
[16:38] <draeday> yes
[16:38] <spytux> torn.. 9.04?
[16:39] <torn> 8.10
[16:39] <k4_k4> Guest71135: running  the same ubuntu install since 6.10
[16:39] <recon69> dassouki: would guess /usr/lib then. should really find it without any help if it's installed.
[16:39] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /mnt ?
[16:39] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, yep
[16:39] <vxroot> Hi everybody, someone's here to help to install my 3G modem ( Samsung SCH_U209 ) on Jaunty pls?
[16:40] <dokuhebi> torn: The user won't be able to log if he doesn't have a home directory.
[16:40] <draeday> i recently upgraded to 9.04 and my graphics driver is not  working properly and the driver isn't availabe
[16:40] <fabio> flash plugin very slow @ 16 bit color depth, d u know why ?
[16:40] <dassouki> recon69: that's the directory i tried, and now it says that it cannot find ansidecl.h
[16:40] <torn> dokuhebi, so it will not create for him a temporary home directory then?
[16:41] <dassouki> recon69: i searched my pc abut didn't find it
[16:41] <cdavis> vxroot: All I had to do with my UM175 was plug it in. Does Jaunty not detect it?
[16:41] <The_Anomaly> ive downloaded 9.04 twice and burnt it twice with ultimate iso it just spins and shoots the finger at me?
[16:41] <KnoppixNoob> hey, just a quick question: anyone around who's a big imagemount-geek? :}
[16:41] <dokuhebi> torn: no... Set the users home dir to /tmp.
[16:41] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Erm.. I don't see the hard drive after that line o.O
[16:41] <Newk> my windows freeze when opening files in apps such as gedit and thunderbird
[16:41] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, then sudo gedit /mnt/boot/grub/menu.lst
[16:42] <cdavis> The_Anomaly: Are you able to get to the check CD option?
[16:42] <torn> Roger that,
[16:42] <KnoppixNoob> need to mount a partimage-restored NTFS-filesystem out of a image.img :p
[16:42] <torn> Thank you, dokuhebi.
[16:42] <recon69> dassouki: check the install readme for required version info.
[16:42] <dokuhebi> torn: That will delete itself after a reboot.
[16:42] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, what do you mean?
[16:42] <krishnan> iam facing problems with hardy while browsing. wen i drag the scroll bar i need to wait for few sec for the page to scroll up or down. why is this. i think problems like this are making me tell windows is far better
[16:42] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: I know, but after that mount command, the hard drive doesn't show up o.O
[16:42] <vxroot> cdavis, i think it does
[16:42] <torn> Sounds perfect. :)
[16:42] <szaby007> hello i made a lid.sh file in jaunti but ubuntu dosent use it can someone help?
[16:42] <cdavis> KnoppixNoob: Can you just do a "sudo mount -o loop image.img /mnt/image" ?
[16:42] <usser_> KnoppixNoob, sudo ntfs-3g /image.img /mnt -o loop
[16:43] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, does ls /mnt/boot show anything?
[16:43] <Newk> krishnan: what video drivers are u using?
[16:43] <trancefat> Hi all, how can i check if jre is installed on my Ubuntu 9.04 installation?
[16:43] <Newk> trancefat,  which jre
[16:43] <usser_> trancefat, java -version
[16:43] <xangua> krishnan: a lot of flash files / movies ¿
[16:43] <mkasson_> is there a gui app like mp3gain for ubuntu?
[16:43] <cdavis> vxroot: Might want to see if you can check the CD for errors with the built in utility. Initially I downloaded the 64 bit version which kept failing for me, are you sure you downloaded the right iso?
[16:43] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4%
[16:43] <ss300> Hello! One question. When you install from synaptic nvidia-glx, will you have to configure it after, or just enable visual effects and it will automatically be fine?
[16:43] <The_Anomaly> ?
[16:43] <The_Anomaly> ?
[16:43] <The_Anomaly> check
[16:44] <KnoppixNoob> cdavis, user__ let me check...
[16:44] <krishnan> xangua: no simple text web pages
[16:44] <vxroot> cdavis, yeah i do :/
[16:44] <trancefat> usser_: ok its not installed :( any idea which is the right one to install for installing eclipse
[16:44] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Yes.. it shows the file we put on earlier.. and another /boot folder inside which has a /grub folder in it.. lol
[16:44] <krishnan> Newk: i did nt install any video drivers. this happens wen i am using my laptop for a longer time say 3 to 4 hours
[16:44] <vxroot> cdavis, everything works fine
[16:44] <recon69> dassouki: it might require the gcc sources as well, dont really know what your installing though
[16:44] <usser> trancefat, sun-java6-jdk
[16:44] <mkasson_> anyone know of a GUI tool for normalizing mp3 volume levels?
[16:44] <ss300> has anyone dealt with nvidia drivers in ubuntu?
[16:45] <cdavis> vxroot: exactly where does it crap out?
[16:45] <dassouki> recon69: i'm installing g95 a fortran compiler. i have all gcc 4.3 and gcc packages installed
[16:45] <Newk> mkasson, mp3gain
[16:45] <LjL> mkasson_: why do you need GUI? normalizing is an automated process
[16:45] <KnoppixNoob> root@Knoppix:/# sudo ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1/Backup/image.img /mnt/test -o loop
[16:45] <KnoppixNoob> Failed to access '/dev/sdb1/Backup/image.img': Not a directory
[16:45] <KnoppixNoob> Please check the device and the ntfs-3g binary permissions, the mounting
[16:45] <KnoppixNoob> user and group ID, and the mount options. You can find more explanation
[16:45] <KnoppixNoob> at http://ntfs-3g.org/support.html#useroption
[16:45] <FloodBot2> KnoppixNoob: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:45] <KnoppixNoob> arg
[16:45] <trancefat> usser: thanks a lot... if i install this from the synaptic package manager, and then install eclipse from there.. will eclipse automatically know where the jdk is?
[16:45] <szaby007> someone with jaunti lid.sh experience?
[16:45] <draeday> ati graphics driver problem
[16:45] <naimesh> Hello all, I m getting error message that "Desktop effects could not be evaluated" when i enable "Normal" visual effects in appearnce
[16:46] <usser> trancefat, if you install eclipse from repos it should pull jdk with it
[16:46] <breakage> c;ear
[16:46] <Newk> naimesh, wat video drivers installed?
[16:46] <Dr_Willis> KnoppixNoob:  that command line is totally goofed up.
[16:46] <KnoppixNoob> silly knoppix from the CD :p
[16:46] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, ok edit the menu.lst file and put another /boot in front of the other /boot on lines 135 and 136
[16:46] <KnoppixNoob> ah?
[16:46] <psywiped> KnoppixNoob, you have to make the drictory first
[16:46] <trancefat> usser: oh ok... thanks again
[16:46] <mkasson_> LjL, the CLI tool doesn't have the same "set at volume level x" as the windows version
[16:46] <Dr_Willis> KnoppixNoob:  use /path/to/the/whatever.img  which is NOT going to be /dev/sdb1
[16:47] <ss300> Nvidia drivers problem. How to make sure there will be no black screen upon reboot?
[16:47] <mkasson_> LjL, no magic to GUI, its that I've already checked out the CLI tool
[16:47] <usser> KnoppixNoob, are you mounting an image of ntfs drive or ntfs drive itself?
[16:47] <KnoppixNoob> psywiped: already done...
[16:47] <LjL> mkasson_: there is not *one* CLI tool. which one have you tried?
[16:47] <mkasson_> LjL, of course, its always nice to get shiny progress state too.
[16:47] <mkasson_> LjL, mp3gain
[16:48] <KnoppixNoob> usser: an image of an ntfs-drive wich lies on an... ntfs-drive, but its already mounted, thats not the prob.
[16:48] <mkasson_> LjL, didn't even know there were other good ones
[16:48] <cdavis> KnoppixNoob: have you tried that command with mount instead of ntfs-3g?
[16:48] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, So the path to the vmlinuz is /mnt/boot/boot/?
[16:48] <KnoppixNoob> Dr_Willis: like /media/sdb1/... ?
[16:48] <recon69> dassouki: can only recommend that you follow the g95 instruction, it states that 4.0.3 is know to work and others are not, ubuntu currently installs 4.3
[16:48] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: So, kernel   /boot/boot/vmlinuz...  and initrd   /boot/boot/initrd... ?
[16:48] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4%
[16:48] <bangolio> what was changed in jaunty that's causing all the compiz problems?
[16:49] <Dr_Willis> KnoppixNoob:  theres a BIG differance btween mount POINTS and Devices..
[16:49] <recon69> dassouki: *are not know.
[16:49] <Night_Owl> oh
[16:49] <Night_Owl> to /mnt/boot/boot
[16:49] <Night_Owl> ok
[16:49] <Dr_Willis> KnoppixNoob:  /dev/sdb1 is a device.. /media/SOmthing is a directory you mount a filesystem TO.
[16:49] <usser> KnoppixNoob, so you have to mount ntfs drive first then image that lies on it
[16:49] <Newk> anyone experiencing any freezes while trying to open files?
[16:49] <usser> KnoppixNoob, ie sudo ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /mnt/ntfsdrive
[16:49] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, yep as long as you have vmlinuz in /mnt/boot/boot/
[16:49] <LjL> mkasson_: mp3gain does have quite a few option to decide just how much gain to set
[16:49] <naimesh> Hello all, sorry for last message as my pc stopped responding
[16:49] <usser> KnoppixNoob, the sudo ntfs-3g /mnt/ntfsdrive/image.img /mnt/ntfsimage -o loop
[16:50] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Well, they're also in /mnt/boot .. so does it matter which one?
[16:50] <naimesh> So to start again, i get message that "Desktop effects can not be enabled" when i try normal desktop effects
[16:50] <naimesh> If i start compiz in terminal i get message that "Blacklisted PCIID '8086:2a02' found "
[16:50] <KnoppixNoob> usser: done... sdb1 is mounted, can access it.
[16:50] <mkasson_> LjL, yup.  familiar with them.  and there's a windows version of mp3gain that also has "set at perceived x db". don't believe thats in CLI
[16:50] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, something wrong here...
[16:50] <usser> KnoppixNoob, now mount the image.
[16:50] <naimesh> So does that mean that graphics drive that i have is black listed?
[16:50] <KnoppixNoob> cdavis: and yep, tried it...:
[16:50] <bangolio> naimesh, which card?
[16:51] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, they are in /mnt/boot/boot as well?
[16:51] <KnoppixNoob> root@Knoppix:/# sudo mount -o loop /media/sdb1/Backup/image.img /mnt/test mount: Could not find any loop device. Maybe this kernel does not know about the loop device? (If so, recompile or `modprobe loop'.)
[16:51] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Everything that's in /mnt/boot is copied into /mnt/boot/boot .. but it doesn't go past that (apart from there being a /mnt/boot/boot/grub/ folder)
[16:51] <usser> KnoppixNoob, do you have loop devices in your /dev ?
[16:52] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, right save the menu.lst and reboot
[16:52] <usser> KnoppixNoob, try sudo modprobe loop as it suggests
[16:52] <rabbit251> naimesh: It probably does. Several graphics cards have unfortunately been blacklisted, prohibiting the the use of desktop effects.
[16:52] <louise_> my wireless adapter suddenly stopped working. Its an  Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter. lshw -C networking says its UNCLAIMED. What can I do??
[16:52] <rabbit251> naimesh: My Intel X3100 is in that camp.
[16:52] <usr13> louise_: Is this a laptop?
[16:52] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4%
[16:52] <KnoppixNoob> linux is complicated for a windows-guy it seems me :p
[16:53] <louise_> user13 yes
[16:53] <naimesh> bangolio: how to check which card do i have
[16:53] <naimesh> rabbit251: it use to work in 8.10 and stopped in 9.04
[16:53] <usser> KnoppixNoob, nonsense
[16:53] <usr13> KnoppixNoob: It's just different, not necessarily complicated.
[16:53] <louise_> usr13, yes
[16:53] <raj1> hi
[16:53] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Changes made, shut down.. turning back on now without the CD.
[16:53] <usr13> louise_: Did you [accidently] turn it off with the keyboard switch?
[16:53] <raj1> cdrom not detected in jaunty / not listed in dev
[16:53] <sagredo> YO YO YO! someone recommend some uber simple effecient *wiki* software
[16:53] <KnoppixNoob> well it says: FATAL: Could not read '/lib/modules/2.6.24.4/updates/loop.ko': Invalid argument
[16:54] <LjL> !poll
[16:54] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, even got my eyes crossed
[16:54] <louise_> usr13, nope. Its laying at the ON position
[16:54] <usr13> louise_: Issue command:  iwconfig
[16:54] <KnoppixNoob> its a standard Knoppix-DVD (5.4 if I remember right)
[16:54] <usr13> louise_: iwconfig   will show you if the device is active, (driver software loaded for it).
[16:54] <KnoppixNoob> ooops, 5.3
[16:54] <szaby007> someone with jaunti laptop and the problem that lid comes back when you move the mouse?
[16:54] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: LOL.. I think I'm back to the live CD; Error 15 again. Maybe change those to /mnt/boot instead.. umm.. might make a difference which menu I edit o.O
[16:55] <louise_> usr13, http://paste.ubuntu.com/162924/
[16:55] <penthief> sagredo: mediawiki is recommended in a book of mine
[16:55] <louise_> usr13, i think its off
[16:55] <rabbit251> naimesh: Yeah... unfortunately, I think many were blacklisted since Intrepid. Especially in the Intel chipset. I'm trying to find a compilation of the blacklist right now. Do you know if yours is Intel?
[16:55] <louise_> usr13, I mean, the driver is not loaded then
[16:55] <usr13> louise_: It's off
[16:55] <naimesh> I don't know
[16:56] <usr13> louise_: Yes, you are correct.  It is off.  The driver is not loaded.
[16:56] <naimesh> rabbit25: how can i see what card do i have?
[16:56] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, /mnt is only where we have the filesystem mounted
[16:56] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4%
[16:56] <naimesh> rabbit25: i m using Dell - A860
[16:56] <louise_> usr13, how do I load it?
[16:56] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, Before you do hit esc I think at the grum menu
[16:56] <Night_Owl> Give me a few minutes to boot up.. I'll edit the one that's in /mnt/boot/grub and direct it only to /mnt/boot.. and we can delete the others I think.. because I might have edited the boot/boot one.
[16:56] <Night_Owl> Um
[16:57] <usr13> louise_: Try the keyboard.
[16:57] <Night_Owl> Live's almost up again.
[16:57] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, I want to edit the menu.lst on the fly
[16:57] <usser> KnoppixNoob, try ntfs-3g -o /dev/loop0 /image.img /mnt/ntfsimage
[16:57] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4% and how do i make the volume wheel change by 1% instead of 12%
[16:57] <leaphion> can you guys point me to the location of dir_colors in ubuntu?
[16:57] <rabbit251> naimesh: Just a sec.
[16:57] <usser> KnoppixNoob, thats weird that knoppix doesnt have loop devices
[16:57] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: lol.. ok, gimme a minute to re-reboot :D
[16:57] <ss300> can someone help with nvidia driver?
[16:57] <naimesh> rabbit25: i think i have Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960
[16:57] <usser> naimesh, yep this one is blacklisted
[16:58] <louise_> usr13, and reboot?
[16:58] <usr13> louise_:  lspci |grep ireless
[16:58] <naimesh> rabbit25: if i run comiz with SKIP_CHECKS=yes it start correctly
[16:58] <Night_Owl> Hrm
[16:58] <usser> KnoppixNoob, try a regular ubuntu livecd
[16:58] <naimesh> But can that create problms?
[16:58] <Dougshell> hey wat are some recommendations for torrent clients i have used gogle but a lot of the posts are from the 06-07 timeframe
[16:59] <usr13> louise_: did you try iwconfig again to see if it's on now?
[16:59] <Night_Owl> ah ok
[16:59] <louise_> usr13, 02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[16:59] <Dougshell> i have bee using deluge
[16:59] <louise_> usr13, yes, its still off
[16:59] <ss300> is someoneavailable to for help with nvidia drivers?
[16:59] <Dougshell> and i get speeds of 1MB +
[16:59] <Dougshell> so its not a speed issue
[16:59] <Dougshell> just curious of what you guys run
[16:59] <draeday> help with ati drivers
[16:59] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, are you in the edit screen yet?
[16:59] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Not ESC; 'e' :) I'm at the list now. Edit kernel and initrd to /mnt/boot instead of /mnt/boot/boot ?
[16:59] <Dougshell> (btw yes MB)
[16:59] <vart> !ask |ss300
[17:00] <theunixgeek> what's the percentage of Ubuntu market share?
[17:00] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, try that
[17:00] <floating> naimesh: does your ubuntu work otherwise with your intel graphics device ? e.g. if you watch youtube videos or use some services using graphics, do they work normally ?
[17:00] <Dougshell> well linux just hit !1%
[17:00] <ss300> ubottu i did noone answered
[17:00] <Dougshell> so im sure its hella low
[17:00] <naimesh> floating: yes, everything works fine
[17:00] <rabbit251> naimesh: "sudo lspci |more" should return your graphics card info, but it looks like you already found it.
[17:00] <ss300> ubottu i dontwanna type it all the time
[17:00] <bazhang> !ot
[17:00] <KnoppixNoob> usser: problem solved, the image is mounted now. But as I thought, partimage fucked up the data... e.g.: "program files" is empty. I did read about that bug if you use partimage mit gzip-compression and file-splitting (after making the image AND after the source-HDD died...).
[17:00] <naimesh> rabbit251: yes
[17:00] <usr13> louise_:  Yea, I guess you could just reboot.  I don't know why it is dissabled, that is a fully supported wifi device.
[17:01] <louise_> usr13, brb
[17:01] <usser> KnoppixNoob, partimage. for imaging ntfs on linux i would trust only dd
[17:01] <steven_> !compiz
[17:01] <rabbit251> naimish: Yes, a lot of people have been using the workaround. Just know that there was a reason it was blacklisted, and some things may not work right.
[17:01] <ss300> CAN SOMEONE TELL ME PLEASE if there is a way to avoid blackscreen upon reboot after installation of nvidia driver?????????????????
[17:02] <jsn> I've got the jaunty-backports network-manager installed and a Intel 4965 AGN wireless card and I'm sure I'm close, since iwlist wlan0 scan works... but my old connection routine (iwconfig wlan0 essid blah channel blah && dhclient3 wlan0) no longer works.
[17:02] <KnoppixNoob> usser: I know that now... yes. :) But the bugreports say that only the restored data is destroyed, the image should be okay (not my mounted image of course).
[17:02] <Noob> hell -- how i can get adobe flash player or java working on 9.4 (64)
[17:02] <Noob> ?
[17:02] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, any joy?
[17:02] <jsn> 64bit noobs?
[17:02] <hawk> Noob: By installing the corresponding packages
[17:02] <Noob> yep
[17:03] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: Gah.. didn't do it :/ Still Error 15: File not found.
[17:03] <Noob> well i keep installing stuff...still youtobe videos wont work ...
[17:03] <KnoppixNoob> hawk: on Knoppix? I suck already at getting ICQ to work. :)
[17:03] <hawk> Noob: sun-java6-plugin for java
[17:03] <KnoppixNoob> <----- :}
[17:04] <thiebaude> !icq
[17:04] <bangolio> what was changed in jaunty that's causing all the compiz problems?
[17:04] <KnoppixNoob> yes, and pidgin comes already with knoppix... but its outdated and wont connect. And I suck at updating it already :p
[17:04] <hawk> Noob: flashplugin-installer for flash, iirc
[17:05] <louise_> usr13, I just noticed during boot there's a line that says madwifi() and it used to read madwifi(Atherosblablabla)
[17:05] <louise_> user__, its still not claiming my card
[17:05] <Noob> hawk thx m8 :0
[17:05] <usr13> louise_: Is it working now?
[17:05] <steven_> Is there a way to turn modify my terminal visually? I want it to appear translucent
[17:05] <louise_> usr13, nope
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> steven_:  if you are using compiz you can set any window tobe semi-transpa4rent
[17:06] <usr13> louise_: what does iwconfig say?
[17:06] <KnoppixNoob> but thats not the prob... my prob is how I can make out of those backup.gz.000 ... backup.gz.050 files one huge file? cat backup.gz.* > backupfile.gz didn't seem to work, partimage stopped the restoring after 2GB...
[17:06] <jsn> Any ideas why iwlist wlan0 scan would work but dhclient3 wlan0 never seems to find anything?
[17:06] <Mechdave> Night_Owl, right I know the problem... rather stupid of me really, put in the top of the first line "root (hd0,0)" without quotes
[17:06] <dayo> steven_: Edit --> Profile
[17:06] <rabbit251> naimish: I think there have even been more serious issues. Like this person (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=583679) who couldn't log in after forcing through the blacklist. So just be careful. I sure wish it were failsafe, because I really want desktop effects. But I've heard it can really mess up video/VoIP, which I'm dependent on. Good luck!
[17:06] <dayo> steven_: Edit --> Profile --> Background
[17:06] <louise_> usr13, still no wireless extensions]
[17:07] <naimesh> rabbit251: i just checked compiz site and there reason is mention as "XV does not play with XAA under compiz, only with EXA "
[17:07] <Night_Owl> Mechdave: OK, so the lines are root, uuid, kernel, initrd, quiet?
[17:07] <naimesh> rabbit251: so i think for now i will leave with out effects and wait for the fix :)
[17:07] <Night_Owl> With /mnt/boot/boot/ 's?
[17:07] <usr13> louise_: Are you on 9.04 ?
[17:08] <louise_> usr13, yes.
[17:08] <usr13> louise_: Is it full updated?
[17:08] <louise_> usr13, yep.
[17:08] <rabbit251> naimesh: Cool beans. Hope it comes soon.
[17:08] <louise_> usr13, it used to work
[17:08] <louise_> usr13, something messed up
[17:08] <usr13> louise_: And it worked before.  Well, what did you do?
[17:08] <usr13> louise_: Did  you change kernel?
[17:08] <louise_> usr13, nothing I recall
[17:09] <louise_> usr13, nope
[17:09] <usr13> Try the liveCD, see if it works with the live CD.
[17:09] <louise_> usr13, something is wrong with the driver it seems, maybe I could reinstall it
[17:10] <usr13> louise_: I think that driver is built into the kernel.
[17:10] <usr13> louise_: Just a sec.
[17:10] <louise_> usr13, maybe its blacklisted? how can i check for that?
[17:10] <henrik_> I know theres a good tool for cutting/joining mp3's for linux. It's open source aswell.But i totally forgot the name. Can anyone help me?
[17:11] <omnitech> maybe soundconverter?
[17:11] <usr13> louise_: sudo  modprobe ario
[17:11] <Gabrys> audacity?
[17:11] <usr13> louise_: sudo  modprobe airo
[17:11] <usr13>  Do this one ^^^
[17:11] <anodesni> Hi, when I open Totem on my 2nd screen it opens on my 1st screen. Is there a workaround or setting which fixes this?
[17:11] <jeffyeh> i'm trying to run a shell script at startup with "cd /home/jeff && ./script.sh" but it's not really working. any ideas?
[17:11] <henrik_> hm, nah its not either of them
[17:11] <jeffyeh> or rather, at login, i suppose
[17:12] <henrik_> ah, it was mp3splt
[17:12] <anodesni> jeffyeh, just do ~/script.sh
[17:12] <ghoti> jeffyeh: is the script not working, or is it not working upon login?
[17:12] <anodesni> jeffyeh, or sh ~/script.sh
[17:12] <Pupuser402> Hello room
[17:12] <jeffyeh> ghoti: script is working, i run the same command in terminal and it starts up
[17:12] <louise_> usr13, http://paste.ubuntu.com/162938/
[17:12] <ghoti> jeffyeh: do it just isn't running at login?
[17:13] <rabbit251> Pupuser402: What's up!
[17:13] <jeffyeh> anodesni: use "sh ~/script.sh" as the command in my sessions?
[17:13] <ghoti> jeffyeh: 'so', rather than 'do' :)
[17:13] <anodesni> jeffyeh, that's right
[17:13] <louise_> usr13, maybe its that ndiswrapper thing. I shouldnt be using right?
[17:13] <jeffyeh> ghoti: correct
[17:13] <devoid> can anyone lead me a good tutorial for setting up a local area network?
[17:13] <ghoti> jeffyeh: do you want it to run when X starts, or when you log into a terminal/shell?
[17:13] <louise_> i thought ndiswrapper is used to employ a windows driver
[17:13] <jeffyeh> anodesni: i'll try that, brb i guess haha
[17:13] <anodesni> jeffyeh, you should give the full path to the script and "~/" is a shortcut for /home/user
[17:14] <jeffyeh> ghoti: when X starts, i'll give what anodesni said a try, brb
[17:14] <usr13> louise_: grep airo /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[17:15] <louise_> usr13, grep: /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist: No such file or directory
[17:15] <Pupuser402> how do i stop showing people who join the room
[17:15] <jeffyeh> anodesni: that didn't really work
[17:15] <ghoti> Pupuser402: which IRC program are you using
[17:16] <bangolio> since i upgraded to ubuntu 9.04 i have issues with compiz, everything works terribly until i kill it, then everything goes back to normal. ati card, already reinstalled fglrx
[17:16] <Pupuser402> XCHAT
[17:16] <anodesni> jeffyeh, what happened?
[17:16] <bangolio> 8.10 was excellent
[17:16] <usr13> louise_: iwconfig   (is it loaded now?
[17:16] <ziroday> Pupuser402: right click on the room and Settings > Hide join/parts
[17:16] <ubunturos> Intel D945GCCR, does anyone has this motherboard with Ubuntu running on it?
[17:16] <louise_> usr13, its named blacklist.conf now
[17:16] <ghoti> jeffyeh: to make a script run when X starts, ass yoru scripts to ~/.xprofile
[17:16] <jeffyeh> anodesni: when i run that command in terminal, it gives a strange output with a bunch of "unexpected operator" lines
[17:16] <malik__> hi , can i added the video.google.com in the totem movie player dropdown list to play videos from google also ??
[17:16] <ghoti> jeffyeh: add, even.
[17:16] <Pupuser402> K THX
[17:16] <ubunturos> have*
[17:16]  * ghoti speaks fluent typo this morning :p
[17:16] <usr13> louise_: You find airo in blacklist.conf?
[17:17] <Bman> Hi. I installed mercury but I can't open it. Someone knows how to fix this? 9.04 version of Ubuntu, 64-bit version
[17:17] <usr13> louise_: comment it out.
[17:17] <jeffyeh> ghoti: i don't have a .xprofile in my home folder, should i create one?
[17:17] <ziroday> Bman: try run it from the command line?
[17:17] <ghoti> jeffyeh: yes
[17:17] <usr13> louise_: and try again;  sudo modprobe airo
[17:17] <Bman> how do i do that ziroday
[17:17] <Pupuser402> Thanks again ziroday it worked
[17:17] <ubunturos> 7.04 has known to run without problems, how about 8.10 or 9.04 on it? is anyone running either of the version on this board?
[17:17] <ziroday> Bman: err type in 'mercury'
[17:17] <jeffyeh> ghoti: so in the file, it should just have the path to my script, e.g. ~/script.sh
[17:17] <rabbit251> I have the same question as Pupuser402, but for Pidgin.
[17:17] <andrea> ciao
[17:17] <ghoti> jeffyeh: yes
[17:18] <bangolio> please, does anyone know what was changed on ubuntu 9.04 that's causing all of these issues with compiz?
[17:18] <ziroday> rabbit251: you need an extension. Ask in #pidgin
[17:18] <louise_> usr13, no, airo is nor there
[17:18] <ziroday> bangolio: nothing? What graphics card?
[17:18] <Bman> zined, it says this: /usr/bin/mercury: line 43: java: command not found
[17:18] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4% and how do i make the volume wheel change by 1% instead of 12%
[17:18] <usr13> ubunturos: 7.04 has reached end of life.  I have 8.04
[17:18] <ziroday> Bman: how did you install it and please address
[17:18] <ubunturos> usr13: running on that Intel board?
[17:18] <masquerade> could someone just shortly tell me if he can access the site http://masquerade.0fees.net/wordpress ?
[17:19] <usr13> ubunturos: No
[17:19] <rabbit251> ziroday: Thanks.
[17:19] <Bman> ziroday, this site: http://mercury.im/ then ubuntu version, dl it and install it
[17:19] <bangolio> ziroday, ati
[17:19] <ziroday> bangolio: which card in particular?
[17:19] <ubunturos> usr13: oh, would it be safe to assume if 8.04 would run on it without problems?
[17:19] <anodesni> usr13, yes
[17:19] <louise_> usr13, tried again, no good.
[17:19] <usr13> louise_: lsmod |grep airo
[17:19] <black_messiah> Hey, what dose mean:
[17:19] <ziroday> Bman: err I doubt that messenger will work. Do you have jre installed and why are you using it?
[17:19] <black_messiah> Your box has been rooted?
[17:20] <usr13> ubunturos: Yes, as well as 8.10
[17:20] <black_messiah> Hey, what dose mean:
[17:20] <black_messiah> Your box has been rooted?
[17:20] <louise_> usr13, actually, it is listed =]
[17:20] <gartral> how do i disable libnotify temporaily?
[17:20] <ubunturos> usr13: hmm, I would think 8.04 primarily because of LTS
[17:20] <ziroday> black_messiah: that someone has taken control of your machine
[17:20] <lazerman> can someone help with the problem. Ubuntu after restart loads but as soon as it comes to gnome all turns to blackscreen. I ve installed nvidia driver right before rebooting. TIA
[17:20] <ubunturos> usr13: anyways, thanks for the help
[17:20] <cdavis> black_messiah: means you box has been hacked
[17:20] <black_messiah> ziroday, is this a bad thing
[17:20] <usr13> ubunturos: But there are plenty of people running 9.04 flawlessly....
[17:20] <ubunturos> usr13: hmm
[17:20] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4% and how do i make the volume wheel change by 1% instead of 12%
[17:20] <ziroday> black_messiah: in most cases, yes
[17:20] <Travis-42> so yesterday ubuntu crashed because I ran out of memory and the system began swapping memory back and forth with the hard disk non stop.  I force restarted the computer.  Today, my computer is freaking out because it says I don't have any hard drive space left (I have at least 10GB left on each partition and drive).  What coule be wrong?
[17:20] <cdavis> black_messiah: yep, that is bad
[17:20] <black_messiah> and if it is a bad thing, how can I fix it
[17:20] <psywiped> its realy blue bman
[17:20] <ghoti> lazerman: it could be a problem with the Nvidia driver
[17:20] <Bman> ziroday, what's jre ? I want to use mercury cause I heard it allows webcam.. Cause tried with aMSN, and couldn't see my friend over her webcam...
[17:20] <lazerman> i know
[17:21] <ziroday> !jre | Bman
[17:21] <coleys_> Bman: Its java
[17:21] <ghoti> lazerman: try uninstalling the nvidia driver and seeing if things go back to normal
[17:21] <usr13> ubunturos:  Yes LTS is why I still have v8.04
[17:21] <coleys_> Bman: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin
[17:21] <ziroday> black_messiah: where are you seeing it? And please address
[17:21] <ubunturos> usr13: hmm
[17:21] <lazerman> ghoti before rebooting i asked many times here but noone responded
[17:21] <black_messiah> I see it on as my wallpaper
[17:21] <black_messiah> it has changed to this
[17:21] <usr13> louise_: Try the liveCD and see if the card works.
[17:21] <malik__> Can i add video.google.com in the totem movie player dropdown list to play videos from google also ??
[17:21] <gartral> please.. how do i disable libnotify so it doesn't ruin my game again
[17:21] <lazerman> how to back or whatever. Now is there a way to make nvidia work?
[17:21] <louise_> usr13, what is this airo module?
[17:21] <black_messiah> white background with black latters
[17:21] <Bman> thx coleys_ , it's working
[17:22] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4% and how do i make the volume wheel change by 1% instead of 12%
[17:22] <Bman> it's installing
[17:22] <coleys_> Bman: Good luck ^-^
[17:22] <louise_> usr13, it works on windows, if that helps stating hardware health
[17:22] <Bman> after i install this it should work coleys_ ?
[17:22] <coleys_> Bman: Yeah.
[17:22] <ghoti> lazerman: first we need to get things working again, and once they are, you can try perhaps installing the next most recent driver, to see if that works properly.
[17:22] <Bman> ok
[17:22] <ziroday> gartral: you can kill libnotify and then restart it afterwards
[17:22] <lastman> Is it possible to install openoffice 3.1? This release has 1000 of bugfixes and new features!
[17:22] <usr13> louise_: airo:  Support for Cisco/Aironet wireless ethernet cards
[17:22] <steven_> I cannot get my windows to be translucent with compiz. How do I do it? I cannot find the option or slider bar or whatever
[17:23] <lazerman> ok
[17:23] <lazerman> how to bring it in the previous state without reinstalling Ubuntu
[17:23] <louise_> usr13, but isn't my card, an Atheros, from a different maker?
[17:23] <usr13> louise_: Ok, long as you have eleminated the hardware issue.
[17:23] <coleys_> lazerman: I dont think its possible unless you backed up.
[17:23] <masquerade> steven_: try hovering about the window with the mouse, then hold alt and turn the mouse wheel (i dont remember to wich direction)
[17:23] <psywiped> black_messiah, check your logs
[17:23] <coleys_> lazerman: Ubuntu doesn't have system restore.
[17:23] <gartral> what the number to suspend a task...
[17:23] <orte> hi...
[17:23] <bangolio> ziroday, 3400 series
[17:23] <bangolio> mobility radeon
[17:24] <shubbar> how can i pass LANG= option in a launcher? with command line it works
[17:24] <ghoti> lazerman: sudo apt-get remove nvidia-glx-180
[17:24] <psywiped> black_messiah, do other people have access to your system?
[17:24] <black_messiah> yes
[17:24] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4% and how do i make the volume wheel change by 1% instead of 12%
[17:24] <steven_> Mousewheel down is more translucent and up is more opaque
[17:24] <steven_> Thanks
[17:24] <ghoti> !info rkhunter > black_messiah
[17:24] <black_messiah> I setup something coled ssh
[17:24] <corinth> I want to remove all the packages installed from a metapackage, except those which my system already depends on. How can I do this?
[17:24] <lazerman> ghoti I CANT do it...it is all blackscreened
[17:24] <black_messiah> for a friend of mine
[17:24] <coleys_> lazerman: if its an xorg.conf issue, boot into recovery mode, and choose the option which fixes display issues.
[17:24] <corinth> I installed from synaptic.
[17:24] <lazerman> i am in winblows on my bro pc now
[17:24] <psywiped> black_messiah, are they friends that would mess with you?
[17:24] <coleys_> lazerman: Which will turn off any nvidia drivers which are installed.
[17:25] <ghoti> lazerman: press ctrl+alt+F1, you should get a text mode login prompt.
[17:25] <Travis-42> after ubuntu crashed, my "/" partition is now 100% in use according to "df -h" and this is causing an inability to run any real programs.  What might be wrong and how can  I fix it?
[17:25] <louise_> usr13, I will try and boot to a lower version kernel image
[17:25] <louise_> usr13, brb
[17:25] <usr13> louise_: Searching... : http://sourceforge.net/projects/madwifi/
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[17:25] <black_messiah> there are good friends
[17:25] <steven_> How do I make the background of a window like appear clear?
[17:25] <usr13> louise_:  Yes, you might try lower version kernel.
[17:25] <lazerman> coleys oh ok i will try.. will it be guided or not>
[17:25] <black_messiah> but we set up very simple password for root
[17:25] <steven_> translucent is I guess not what I want
[17:25] <black_messiah> it was just 123456
[17:25] <coleys_> lazerman: It'll just do it.
[17:26] <steven_> like looking through a window almost and yet the rest of the window is normal
[17:26] <coleys_> lazerman: lazerman Then you can choose to start your system normally.
[17:26] <roxtop> I've been having some problems with my computer
[17:26] <psywiped> black_messiah, can you ssh into your box?
[17:26] <lazerman> ghoti can i do sudo apt-get remove nvidia-glx-180 in recovery mode?
[17:26] <black_messiah> yes
[17:26] <roxtop> When I boot it up, I get a screen that's half a mess of white and purple
[17:26] <coleys_> lazerman: No, it'll do that automatically.
[17:26] <lazerman> coley thx
[17:26] <psywiped> black_messiah, yea you got brutforced hacked
[17:27] <coleys_> lazerman: It'll reset the xorg.conf (which is graphics files)
[17:27] <ghoti> lazerman: Not having used recovery mode, I'm not certain
[17:27] <jaunted> can someone point me to how to get my latitude d830 w 965gm video to display 1920x1200?  xrandr -q shows highest available is 1280x800..
[17:27] <roxtop> the other half is black
[17:27] <psywiped> black_messiah, check your ssh logs
[17:27] <usr13> roxtop: rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[17:27] <black_messiah> is this in /var/logs/auth
[17:27] <lazerman> ok thx
[17:27] <psywiped> yea black_messiah
[17:27] <coleys_> lazerman: Good luck.
[17:27] <Brandon-X-Fox> Hello everyone, I'm having issues with Ubuntu 9.04. After I boot up the system about 5-8 minutes later ubuntu freezes, cannot use the screen or the mouse or keyboard please help.
[17:28] <roxtop> right, I'll go try that
[17:28] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4% and how do i make the volume wheel change by 1% instead of 12%
[17:28] <steven_> I do Ctrl + Alt + F2 and it takes me to the main terminal window or whatever. It will not accept my password though.  Why is that?
[17:28] <ghoti> Brandon-X-Fox: try immediately installing a CPU temperature monitor and seeing if it's a heat issue
[17:28] <drbobb> hey how do I disable the daemon that maximizes windows, I got it by installing ubuntu-netbook-remix but it still runs and operates when I switch to regular gnome desktop mode
[17:28] <Brandon-X-Fox> could you reccomend any cpu monitors?
[17:28] <bangolio> please! does anyone know what was changed on ubuntu 9.04 that's causing all of these issues with compiz?
[17:29] <coleys_> bangolio: Reinstall your nvidia driver.
[17:29] <coleys_> bangolio: Just deactivate, then reactivate.
[17:29] <ghoti> Brandon-X-Fox: there should be one installed by default that you can add to your GNOME-Panel
[17:29] <steven_> I do Ctrl + Alt + F2 and it takes me to the main terminal window or whatever. It will not accept my password though.  Why is that?
[17:29] <psywiped> bangolio, compiz is working better thant ever it nolongers show static when a window starts
[17:29] <Meinmartini> Okay...I just finished installing Ubuntu. Now it's stuck at the loading screen...is it normal for booting to take this long?
[17:29] <usr13> steven_: wrong password.
[17:29] <ghoti> Meinmartini: how long is 'this long'?
[17:29] <usr13> steven_: or wrong userid
[17:30] <steven_> I am using the same password that I use to log into the system
[17:30] <steven_> It is not working
[17:30] <Meinmartini> It's already been 5 minutes
[17:30] <steven_> Is it  a different password than the one that I use to login?
[17:30] <Meinmartini> I see the loading status bar...it progressed a little bit, now it looks not to be doing anything at all
[17:30] <roxtop> usr13: does nothing
[17:30] <louise_> usr13, i will install the latest madwifi from sourceforge then
[17:30] <usr13> steven_: username and password are BOTH case sensitive
[17:30] <steven_> yes, I tried that
[17:30] <steven_> still doesn't work
[17:30] <ghoti> Meinmartini: do you see your hard drive LED indicating IO activity?
[17:30] <usr13> roxtop: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[17:31] <bangolio> coleys_, psywiped, ati card here and it is definatly not working better than ever
[17:31] <bangolio> i am so sorry i upgraded to 9.04
[17:31] <coleys_> bangolio: I've heard ati is a little buggy.
[17:31] <usr13> louise_: Did you try rebooting?
[17:31] <bangolio> a little buggy?
[17:31] <coleys_> bangolio: Not from experience as I have nvidia.
[17:31] <penthief> MeinmartiniL <ctrl>-<alt>- f1
[17:31] <usr13> louise_: Did you try an older kernel?
[17:31] <bangolio> the menu takes a few good seconds to open
[17:31] <psywiped> bangolio, na just be sorry you have an ati card NVIDIA FTW
[17:31] <bangolio> ...
[17:31] <coleys_> Nvidia <3 :D
[17:31]  * bangolio sighs
[17:31] <Meinmartini> penthief: what does that do? Now I"m seeing kinit messages
[17:32] <bangolio> does anyone know what was changed on ubuntu 9.04 that's causing all of these issues with compiz?
[17:32] <bangolio> i want to revert
[17:32] <coleys_> bangolio: I think it's the ati driver.
[17:32] <coleys_> bangolio: That's all I can say, I don't really know.
[17:32] <psywiped> bangolio, have you reinstalled your video drivers?
[17:32] <roxtop> ati  > nida
[17:32] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4% and how do i make the volume wheel change by 1% instead of 12%
[17:32] <louise_> usr13, I am afraid I have no older kernels listed in GRUb
[17:32] <penthief> Meinmartini: <ctrl>-<alt>-f7 to get back, but has it hung?
[17:32] <bangolio> psywiped: i did
[17:32] <coleys_> roxtop: lollollo
[17:32] <balu> hi
[17:32] <usr13> louise_: First try:  apt-cache search Atheros
[17:32] <Meinmartini> penthief: it won't let me get back
[17:32] <Meinmartini> Maybe I'll just try ctrl-alt-del
[17:33] <Bman> thanks coleys_
[17:33] <bangolio> can someone please answer my question?
[17:33] <Bman> it works :)
[17:33] <usr13> louise_: Can you connect to wired network?
[17:33] <coleys_> Bman: Worked?
[17:33] <roxtop> coleys_: sae to oyu
[17:33] <usr13> louise_: and get online with this box?
[17:33] <penthief> Meinmartini: Are you sure <ctrl>-<alt>-f7 doesn't take you back to the progress bar?
[17:33] <louise_> usr13, yes.
[17:33] <steven_> This is frustrating! My password does not work in Ctrl + Alt + F2!
[17:33] <ghoti> Meinmartini: C-A-F7 isn't working because X hasn't started yet.
[17:33] <MaT-dg> why is a screenshot of my whole screen (printscreen) smaller in size then a selection of 90% of my screen (super-mousebutton from compiz)?
[17:33] <louise_> usr13, thats how I am online
[17:33] <psywiped> no bangolio  were just going to make fun of youf for using an ati card
[17:33] <Meinmartini> Erm, okay, now it's starting
[17:33] <steven_> Is the main terminal window bugged?
[17:33] <lazerman> coleys can i run terminal from keyboard
[17:34] <Meinmartini> Does it just take longer from the initial boot after installation?
[17:34] <Bman> yes worked, only one question coleys_ : how do i minimalize in tray but not close mercury? when i click the cross it closes it down
[17:34] <coleys_> Bman: Search options, or something.
[17:34] <ghoti> steven_: the only possible causes for that are incorrectly typed username, incorrectly typed password, or a user without login permissions.
[17:34] <bangolio> ffs
[17:34] <Meinmartini> penthief: it didn't take me back
[17:34] <vish> hi , I have a Live USB of 9.04. I once selected the Hindi Language while booting up...now I am not able to revert to the original english language. PLZ help.
[17:34] <usr13> louise_: Ok, in the results of   apt-cache search Atheros    did you fine an installable Driver package?
[17:34] <lazerman> coleys like not using mouse, and then i could uninstall nvidia driver
[17:34] <coleys_> Bman: Find like show in system tray option, or close to system tray.
[17:34] <Meinmartini> I just hope regular boots don't take this long. :S
[17:34] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4% and how do i make the volume wheel change by 1% instead of 12%
[17:34] <coleys_> Bman: Not sure of the exact dialogue, but it's usually around that.
[17:34] <viralnexxus> exit
[17:34] <roxtop> usr13: nope
[17:35] <shivam_> I have Ubuntu9.04, should I upgrade 8.10 or do a fresh install?
[17:35] <coleys_> lazerman: sudo apt-get remove nvidia-glx-180 I think.
[17:35] <steven_> I keep typing steven and then my password as I normally do and it does not work lol
[17:35] <viralnexxus> exit
[17:35] <lazerman> coleys yeah but first i need to run terminal
[17:35] <roxtop> I don't think you understand
[17:35] <ghoti> shivam_ if you have 9.04, then 8.10 would be a downgrade :)
[17:35] <Openjsb> Wow good
[17:35] <roxtop> it won't start
[17:35] <louise_> usr13, I found three packages: madwifi-tools, which is already installed, atl2-source and hostapd. I think none are drivers
[17:35] <roxtop> at ALL
[17:35] <jeffyeh> ghoti: sorry for the delay, but adding .xprofile ended up preventing me from logging in. any other ideas?
[17:35] <lazerman> coleys and i don't see anything
[17:35] <usr13> roxtop: dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[17:35] <psywiped> Shivam,  try to upgrade first then do a fresh if that doesnt work
[17:35] <Openjsb> I did it
[17:35] <louise_> usr13, atl2 is
[17:35] <coleys_> lazerman: Do ALT +F2 --> sudo apt-get remove nvidia-glx-180 (check run in terminal)
[17:35] <roxtop> I have to go into recovery to access the terminal
[17:35] <bangolio> "is more likely an issue with Compiz itself rather than the xserver"
[17:35] <bangolio> it's not the driver genius
[17:35] <louise_> usr13, but not for my card I think
[17:35] <t94xr> is there a ubuntu cmd to access the external - internet ip?
[17:36] <walter> hey i was just wondering if wow will woork in 64bit linux?
[17:36] <Meinmartini> penthief: Was it just the initial boot after installation that caused the delay, or should I be worried?
[17:36] <usr13> louise_: Download from sourceforge I guess.. I dono...
[17:36] <psywiped> bangolio, uninstall compiz then reinstall
[17:36] <psywiped> bangolio, or you could get a good videocard from NVIDIA
[17:36] <usr13> louise_: I don't know why it would work once and not again.
[17:36] <ghoti> jeffyeh: yes. Once logged in, System -> preferences -> Startup Applications; click 'add', and enter your script's location
[17:36] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4% and how do i make the volume wheel change by 1% instead of 12%
[17:36] <louise_> usr13, wait, I just found a way to get old kernels into gRUB
[17:36] <louise_> I will try it firs
[17:37] <louise_> usr13, brb
[17:37] <cdavis> Is there a "apt-get install lamp" or comparable meta package?
[17:37] <shivam_> ghoti: I mean to say I have 8.10 on my laptop, today I got 9.04 dvd. Now should I intstall 9.04 afresh or upgrade 8.10? Will there be any issues if at all I go for the upgrade?
[17:37] <steven_> I got it! It won't accept numbers in the password
[17:37] <ghoti> jeffyeh: you'll see three fields.  Name ("My Nifty Script"), Command: "~/myscript.sh"), and Command ("Does a nifty thing").
[17:37] <steven_> Now it works
[17:37] <steven_> That is lame
[17:37] <psywiped> Shivam, try to upgrade it first
[17:37] <jeffyeh> ghoti: alright, lemme try that
[17:37] <penthief> Meinmartini: dunno. I think boot time is faster on 9.04. I don't think the initial boot should be any longer.
[17:37] <ghoti> shivam_ I just upgraded a machine at work to 9.04 yesterday and it went with no problems at all
[17:38] <Bman> coleys_,  last question: when i click control alt 2, the at sign does not appear... some with 3 and 9,0,°,... can't have the third symbol. I'm using an azerty keyboard, and in my keyboard preferences i put it on belgium(where i live) so...
[17:38] <bangolio> psywiped, already reinstalled compiz, no dice
[17:38] <steven_> Is there a way to make the main terminal appear smaller? I mean to make the text in there appear smaller? It is rather large
[17:38] <Shivam> Oh i was wondering why you called me lol
[17:38] <Shivam> theres another shivam here
[17:38] <jeffyeh> ghoti: thanks! that did the trick!
[17:38] <psywiped> bangolio, then try a fresh install of 9.04
[17:38] <bangolio> does the jaunty upgrade also upgrades compiz?
[17:38] <ghoti> jeffyeh: \o/ glad to help!
[17:38] <bangolio> can i use an older version of compiz maybe?
[17:38]  * YeTr2 wishes it wasn't as challenging to switch from pulse/alsa to oss
[17:38] <psywiped> no bangolio
[17:38] <ghoti> steven_: in Terminal? Yes there is.
[17:39] <steven_> How?
[17:39] <coleys_> Bman: I'm not to sure about that Bman, but check if your keyboard is in belgium format still.
[17:39] <bangolio> /suicide
[17:39] <shivam_> ghoti: thank you, I will try to upgrade it first. Will the upgrade delete my documents?
[17:39] <ghoti> steven_: edit -> Profile Preferences; look at the Font setting
[17:39] <psywiped> compiz is seprate from ubuntu
[17:39] <roxtop> usr13: no help
[17:39] <steven_> I meant the one where it takes up the whole window
[17:39] <vish> Anybody?
[17:39] <bangolio> can i work without compiz?
[17:39] <ghoti> shivam_: it shouldn't, but it can't hurt to back up /home/ first :)
[17:39] <steven_> Or does that modify that one as well?
[17:39] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4% and how do i make the volume wheel change by 1% instead of 12%
[17:39] <roxtop> it gives me the same thing as befire, on all threetimes
[17:39] <snek> bangolio, of course
[17:39] <bangolio> how
[17:39] <psywiped> bangolio, yea its just eyecandy
[17:40] <shivam_> ghoti: Thank you.
[17:40] <ghoti> steven_: oh, the textmode console?  I think there is, but I don't recall
[17:40] <coleys_> psywiped: You have touchpad volume controls?
[17:40] <snek> bangolio, disable effects under Appearance
[17:40] <ghoti> shivam_ anytime
[17:40] <bangolio> when i kill compiz i cant do antyhing
[17:40] <usr13> cdavis: Looks like you can do something like:  sudo tasksel install lamp-server  (Just looking at: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP )
[17:40] <psywiped> coleys_, no its a wheel on the side of the computer
[17:40] <usr13> gksudo displayconfig-gtk
[17:40] <coleys_> psywiped: oh, I have the same issue... Like one touch makes the volume go up to max =p It's sketchballll.
[17:40] <usr13> roxtop: gksudo displayconfig-gtk
[17:40] <Bman> coleys_,  yes still on belgium
[17:40] <bangolio> YES THANK GOD
[17:41] <usr13> roxtop: What video card do you have?
[17:41] <snek> bangolio, now was that really so hard? :P
[17:41] <cdavis> usr13: Thanks
[17:41] <steven_> Yes, in textmode console the text is rather big and I'd love to make it smaller
[17:41] <usr13> cdavis: Sure, glad to help.
[17:42] <cdavis> usr13: I was not able to find it via apt-source so appreciate it
[17:42] <roxtop> "cannot open display"
[17:42] <roxtop> an ati 46540
[17:42] <roxtop> err
[17:42] <roxtop> 4650
[17:42] <steven_> I guess my other question is...in the window terminal, how do I get root access?
[17:42] <ghoti> steven_: I'm looking for information on that right now as I'd like to make the same change :)
[17:42] <steven_> hehe
[17:42] <steven_> Let me knwo when you find it! :)
[17:42] <ghoti> !sudo | steven_
[17:42] <leetsweden> Hi... When I mount devices in Nautilus (gnome-mount), the label will be "12GB Volume"... But I want to get mount-point ex. "/media/disk" will have the label 2disk"
[17:42] <snek> steven_, you don't use root in ubuntu
[17:42] <leetsweden> *"disk"
[17:42] <cdavis> usr13: must be old info, claims lamp-server package not found
[17:43] <RedSocrates> steven_: As far as the text console, you can use the setfont command to change the font, but you need terminal-compatible fonts installed.  Not entirely sure how to do that on Ubuntu
[17:43] <usr13> roxtop: That's interesting: "cannot open display"  Are you able to use sudo commands?  Like:  sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf  ?
[17:43] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4% and how do i make the volume wheel change by 1% instead of 12%
[17:43] <coleys_> I gotta head out guys, later... Sorry bman... Good luck.
[17:43] <usr13> cdavis: That's what I was afraid of.
[17:43] <RedSocrates> steven_: Another way that might get you what you're looking for is just to add "vga=773" (without the quotes) to your kernel boot line in grub.
[17:43] <roxtop> usr123: I did thatt before
[17:43] <Bman> np coleys_ , thx!
[17:43] <roxtop> Yoiu told me to
[17:43] <cdavis> usr13: I can just do it manually, was hoping for a shortcut
[17:43] <roxtop> I can't start gtk OR X
[17:43] <usr13> cdavis: But it said "since 7.04" and I thought it was meaning perpetual.
[17:44] <roxtop> they just give me the purople screen
[17:44] <drbobb> ok lemme try again: Is there anything I can do to make the performance of the netbook remix interface on my machine suck less??
[17:44] <MyWay> somebody knows how to install raid with ubuntu 9.04? with the 8.10 i had to use the alternate cd, but i've read that now it isn't needed, is this true?
[17:44] <hmw> steven sudi -i
[17:44] <hmw> sudo
[17:44] <emf> Hi. I would like my user to have the POSIX capability CAP_SYS_NICE. Does anyone know how I would do this, without sudoing? suid doesn't seem to work, as far as I can tell....
[17:44] <RedSocrates> steven_: Of the two things I just suggested, I would try the latter first.  Do you know how to edit your kernel boot lines?
[17:44] <usr13> cdavis: Yea, just do apt-get install mysql apache etc.etc.
[17:45] <gabo> hola
[17:45] <roxtop> I'd doing this through the recovery terminal
[17:46] <drbobb> has no one here actually tried using the netbook remix?
[17:47] <steven_> I do not know how to edit the kernel boot lines
[17:47] <roxtop> So... yeah
[17:47] <roxtop> I don't know what to do
[17:48] <ghoti> steven_: WARNING:  I'm seeing a lot of reports that adding a vga= paramater to the kernel boot lines renders the text mode consoles useless
[17:48] <ghoti> steven: example:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=542233
[17:49] <Barre> i'm using unr 9.04 but i'm not able to get the userlist in any userlist enabled gdm-themes, what am I missing?
[17:49] <steven_> Is there even a reason to use the text console?
[17:49] <Zzeiss> On 9.04, how does the upstream SMTP server get configured?
[17:49] <RedSocrates> steven_: Okay, when you boot up, you'll have to get to the grub boot menu.  Then choose the line for the Ubuntu kernel that you typically boot and hit 'e'.  You should see a line that begins with "kernel."  Select that line and hit 'e' again.  Then add the end of the line, add "vga=773".
[17:49] <RedSocrates> steven_: Despite ghoti's warning, what I just told you to do is temporary.  It will only do it once, so it'll let you test it out to see if it works for you
[17:49] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4% and how do i make the volume wheel change by 1% instead of 12%
[17:50] <RedSocrates> steven_: If it doesn't work, you can just reboot as normal
[17:50] <drbobb> ugh, I can't get rid of the maximus, it always gets respawned after I kill it, even though I've unchecked it in startup programs
[17:50] <MyWay> somebody knows how to install raid with ubuntu 9.04? with the 8.10 i had to use the alternate cd, but i've read that now it isn't needed, is this true?
[17:50] <RedSocrates> steven_: Also, note that the examples in ghoti's link are trying higher vga values.  vga=773 is more standard
[17:50] <roxtop> psywiped: you get a bettergraphics card lawl
[17:50] <usr13> roxtop: X -configure
[17:51] <usr13> roxtop: xorgsetup
[17:51] <roxtop> hmm
[17:51] <roxtop> first one game me a Segmentation fault at the end
[17:51] <usr13> roxtop: sudo xorgsetup
[17:51] <roxtop> xorg steup
[17:51] <roxtop> oops
[17:51] <roxtop> command not sound
[17:51] <steven_> What is a vga value?
[17:51] <psywiped> roxtop, what does a graphics card have to do with sound settings the audio works i just want to adjust it in smaller instruments
[17:51] <hmw> RedSocrates: you sure you mean vga=774 and not something like 0x773?
[17:52] <RedSocrates> hmw: Yes, I'm sure.  But not 774, 773
[17:52] <hmw> RedSocrates ok.
[17:52] <Zzeiss> How do I configure postfix to send mail out?
[17:52] <steven_> Why would someone want to choose a higher vga value?
[17:52] <usr13> roxtop: xdebconfigurator
[17:52] <ghoti> steven_: different values indicate different resolutions and colour depths
[17:52] <RedSocrates> steven_: The vga values set the framebuffer resolution for your console.
[17:52] <roxtop> I wonder why it would "do that?
[17:52] <hmw> steven_ i like to have a smaller font on the console, as I work with it often
[17:52] <usr13> roxtop: sudo xdebconfigurator
[17:53] <RedSocrates> steven_: Right, what ghoti said answers the rest of your question
[17:53] <sambismo> hi *, what package you suggest to monitoring network utilization ?
[17:53] <Dykam> Compiz failed after boot, I had it before, screenshot how it looked then, and how it looks somewhat now - http://img509.imageshack.us/img509/1117/schermafdruk22.png
[17:53] <Dykam> after updating to 9.4
[17:53] <roxtop> command not found
[17:53] <usr13> roxtop: apt-get install xdebconfigurator
[17:53] <RedSocrates> hmw: By the way, the values that you mentioned will work as well.  The "vga=" options accepts different formatting of the numbers
[17:53] <hmw> RedSocrates what is 773?
[17:53] <ghoti> sambismo: ntop gives the most in-depth reporting with ease of use in my opinion
[17:53] <cloakey> Hi folks.
[17:53] <RedSocrates> hmw: 773 is 8-bit 1024x768
[17:53] <roxtop> coundn't fing package
[17:54] <sambismo> ghnomb
[17:54] <moveax> hi all,
[17:54] <hmw> RedSocrates: sounds like hex 305... let me check
[17:54] <roxtop> err
[17:54] <roxtop> unable to fetch package
[17:54] <RedSocrates> hmw: Off the top of my head, I think that's right.  Not sure
[17:54] <sambismo> ghoti   tnx, there is an how to monitor or limit network utilization ?
[17:54] <steven_> How do I get the grub boot menu?
[17:54] <usr13> roxtop: apt-cache search xorg setup
[17:54] <hmw> RedSocrates: yes, 0x305 = dec 773. be careful, what you pass to vga= since this difference
[17:54] <Zzeiss> How do I configure an outgoing email server?
[17:54] <steven_> !grub
[17:54] <ghoti> sambismo: I've heard good things about shaperd
[17:55] <ghoti> !info shaperd | sambismo
[17:55] <Zzeiss> steven_: You get to it during boot.
[17:55] <usr13> Zzeiss: Which mail server are you working on?
[17:55] <moveax> I'm experiencing glitches with my ATI in the desktop environment since the update to ubuntu 9.04
[17:55] <roxtop> gives me four things with explanations
[17:55] <moveax> someone knows about that ?
[17:55] <tuxitjaunty> aptoncd , i have this error : failed to work on jaunty
[17:55] <cloakey> Using xmodmap to acheive right-clicking on a one-button mouse means that I will be able to assign a key to *be* a right click button.  What I'd like is coupling a primary mouse click with the Ctrl key, in which case the click is interpreted as secondary.  Can anyone point me to mechanisms that might be capable of this?
[17:55] <bauruine> hi, i try to use a mdadm raid with preseed. i tried to install it manually and use debconf-get-selections to show what was done but i couldn't find any useful infos. isn't this possible?
[17:55] <RedSocrates> steven_: As the others just noted, it should automatically show you the menu when you boot up.  It usually says something like "Ubuntu 9.04, kernel 2.6.28-11-generic"
[17:55] <roxtop> lixi-dev, libxi6, libx16-dbg, and xdebconfigurator
[17:55] <hmw> moveax: did you have fglrx installed before the upgrade?
[17:56] <usr13> roxtop: Install the one that looks most promising.
[17:56] <RedSocrates> steven_: Plus other options.
[17:56] <roxtop> ...
[17:56] <roxtop> I can't
[17:56] <moveax> hmw: yes, it was installed before
[17:56] <CNLiberal> i'm having some issues with my mdadm RAID5
[17:56] <roxtop> I'm not connected to the internet there
[17:56] <Zzeiss> usr13: Well, I'm kinda committed to using Emacs Rmail, which does a shell "mail" command.  At that point, I become clueless.  Except that I know the name of the mail server that the firewall allows smtp from (and from no other node).
[17:56] <usr13> roxtop: xdebconfigurator
[17:56] <CNLiberal> i can't delete a file from a folder on the RAID
[17:56] <steven_> Alright...I'll watch the boot for once...ha
[17:56] <usr13> roxtop: sudo apt-get install xdebconfigurator
[17:56] <CNLiberal> the file operations window just stays open
[17:56] <roxtop> ...
[17:56] <roxtop> I'm not connected to the internet there
[17:56] <hmw> moveax: on my radeon 9600, installing fglrx rendered my system unusable. I heard about problems with that driver, people kept suggesting the open source driver
[17:56] <roxtop> I can't do that
[17:56] <{g}> Hey People! Anybody familiar with rdiff-backup? this seems to be a extremely useful tool. I wonder if its possible to do some kind of dry run with it that only shows which files would be backup if run normaly.
[17:57] <hmw> moveax: i meant, after a fresh jaunty install, installing fglrx crashed my sys
[17:57] <RedSocrates> steven_: Okay.  Remember that you will have to hit 'e' to edit the values, and then 'e' again on the "kernel" line to add vga=773 to the end
[17:57] <steven_> Right
[17:57] <moveax> hmw: i'm using the open open source ATI driver
[17:57] <CNLiberal> hmm
[17:57] <RedSocrates> steven_: If it doesn't work, just reboot as normal without editing anything and come back :)
[17:57] <usr13> roxtop: Can you connect to internet with it?  Do you have a router you can plug into?
[17:57] <CNLiberal> i think i'll try umounting the RAID array..
[17:57] <hmw> moveax: that one should work normally. Here it does quite nicely.
[17:57] <CNLiberal> stopping the mythbackend service
[17:57] <Zzeiss> usr13: So, it's whatever the "mail" shell command would use if invoked from the command line.
[17:57] <r3dux> cloakey, looks like you'd need to read in both a key and mouse at the same time - doesn't sound terribly difficult  - check for mouse and ctrl key character in same code if you're writing something up?
[17:57] <CNLiberal> then running a jfs_fsck -f on the array
[17:58] <roxtop> I can't plug it into my router
[17:58] <roxtop> it's a room away
[17:58] <roxtop> it has a wireless thingy
[17:58] <hmw> moveax: maybe purging fglrx might help you, that driver is kind of nasty
[17:58] <valde> nasecito ayuda
[17:58] <ghoti> roxtop: that's what 100m ethernet cables are for ;)
[17:58] <roxtop> I dion't HAVE a 100m ethernet cable
[17:58] <usr13> roxtop: Connect via wireless;  iwconfig
[17:58] <hmw> roxtop: fail *g*
[17:58] <r3dux> Anyone changed their default jaunty kernel cos it's laggy as hell?
[17:58] <Magician> anyone need some help here??
[17:58] <RedSocrates> steven_: By the way, if you'd like a fuller explanation, here's a decent (perhaps too informative) guide: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FrameBuffer
[17:58] <CNLiberal> i need help
[17:59] <Magician> ok whats going on
[17:59] <hmw> Magician: the kernel is not laggy per se. Check, if you have that DNS/ipv6 problem.
[17:59] <CNLiberal> i'm having mdadm issues
[17:59] <moveax> hmw: I don't know if a purge will help. I've given a look to xorg.conf and the ATI driver is used
[17:59] <usr13> roxtop:  iwlist scan
[17:59] <CNLiberal> i have been trying to delete a file from the array, but the file operations window never closes and the file is never moved to trash
[17:59] <CNLiberal> i've been trying to bittorrent a file, and transmission keeps hanging
[17:59] <Magician> hmmm interesting
[17:59] <r3dux> I think the kernel is laggy... and I think latencytop proves it..
[17:59] <hmw> moveax: i saw a lot of tutorials, that recommended purging the driver completely for different reasons. You could give it a try, but I am just guessing here
[17:59] <usr13> roxtop:  dhclient eth1  #where eth1 is the wifi interface
[17:59] <CNLiberal> i think there's something wrong with the array
[18:00] <Magician> ok go through the operations you are doing
[18:00] <roxtop> "Interface doesn't suppoer scanning : Network is down"
[18:00] <moveax> hmw: ok, thank you
[18:00] <cloakey> r3dux: I'm looking for a mechanism to do this system-wide, actually.  I might write something up, but a preferable alternative would be software that already does this.  I assumed this might have crossed the Mactel team.
[18:00] <moveax> hmw: I will try
[18:00] <CNLiberal> i ran top
[18:00] <hmw> moveax: dont forget to check xorg.0.log
[18:00] <usr13> roxtop: Is this a fully updated 9.04 system?
[18:00] <Dykam> The alpha is gone from my desktop, all is hard edged. Got a message about it during loading. Using compiz
[18:00] <CNLiberal> and it's telling me that the kjournald process has been running for 120 some odd hours
[18:00] <Magician> ok hold on just a sec
[18:00] <roxtop> yes
[18:00] <r3dux> cloakey - get youself an interupt handler for keyboard and mouse, and write a TSR that waits for them..
[18:00] <roxtop> running the other one now
[18:00] <vish> hi , I have a Live USB of 9.04. I once selected the Hindi Language while booting up...now I am not able to revert to the original english language. PLZ help.
[18:01] <Magician> which array file are you trying to remove
[18:01] <usr13> roxtop:  iwconfig eth1 essid linksys  #where linksys is essid of wiri router and eth1 is wifi interface
[18:01] <CNLiberal> just a video file
[18:01] <CNLiberal> it's abotu 1.1GBs
[18:01] <CNLiberal> last weeks Chuck episode
[18:02] <CNLiberal> mythcommflag has been running for 51 hours
[18:02] <Magician> ok hold on just a sec
[18:02] <usr13> roxtop: and then: dhclient eth1   #where eth1 is wifi nic
[18:02] <r3dux> cloakey - why do you want both keyboard and mouse input to kick something off?
[18:02] <steven_> Thanks for the framebuffer link
[18:02] <roxtop> ...done
[18:02] <selocol> im trying to make a grub splashimage, and the code includes splashimage(hdX,Y) -- how do i find the values for X and Y?
[18:02] <usr13> roxtop: and then: dhclient eth1   #where eth1 is wifi nic
[18:02] <ghoti> steven_: so it worked?  Yay! \o/
[18:02] <ghoti> steven_: now I'm going to try :)
[18:03] <steven_> Idiot question of the day! What on earth is a/the kernel??? I am going to venture a wild guess it is what allows the software and hardware to talk back and forth
[18:03] <eseven73> !kernel | steven_
[18:03] <r3dux> steven_, basically, yes. It's the "guts" of any system that handles the io abd subsystems that make it all hang together
[18:03] <RedSocrates> steven_: You're basically right
[18:03] <roxtop> done
[18:03] <usr13> roxtop: Test connection:  host av.com
[18:03] <ramon> Alguém do brasil?
[18:03] <hmw> steven_ the kernel is the core program running your computer. It is there to manage the ressources and provide services to the programs like file access, network, keyboard, etcetc
[18:03] <steven_> woohoo!
[18:03] <Zzeiss> usr13: the problem seems to be that I need to route outgoing email through the company's SMTP server, which is the only thing allowed to do outbound SMTP connections.  And I don't know where to set that bit of configuration - to domain-masquerade as that server, and to route to that server.
[18:03] <ghoti> steven_: the kernel is the very core of the operating system.  It's the 'traffic director' for all your hardware and software
[18:04] <usr13> roxtop: sudo apt-get install xdebconfigurator
[18:04] <BloodElf> hello. i recently installed ubuntu 9.04. when i type a command in the shell (bash) there is a big pause when the command is not found. i've been using linux before and i had no such problem. any ideas?
[18:04] <roxtop> connection timed out
[18:04] <BloodElf> is it something that can be fixed from the shell?
[18:04] <ramon> Oi, pode me ajudar?
[18:04] <Apaxis> BloodElf: youre not running live? whats your $PATH?
[18:04] <usr13> roxtop: Did you get the essid right?  What is the essid of your wifi router?
[18:04] <r3dux> Is there an easy way to install the rt kernel? Latencies more like 5ms than 200?
[18:04] <Code_Bleu> is there a way to get a list of packages installed, that doesnt include the default OS packages (ie ones that you have installed after the OS has been installed)?
[18:04] <ActionParsnip> BloodElf: what command are yuo using?
[18:04] <roxtop> internet
[18:05] <BloodElf> Apaxis: it's not live cd. i've installed it on my hard drive
[18:05] <sobersabre> hi, my machine freezes dead. can somebody help me to troubleshoot this ?
[18:05] <BloodElf> ActionParsnip: you mean interpreter?
[18:05] <r3dux> Code-Bleu - AptOnCD might give you something like that
[18:05] <ghoti> Code_Bleu: for the first part of that, dpkguqery -l | grep ii
[18:05] <BloodElf> my $PATH is ok i guess - /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games
[18:05] <ghoti> Code_Bleu: I'm not sure how to remove 'base' packages from the list, but that might be a start
[18:05] <Apaxis> BloodElf: this happens for every unknown command?
[18:05] <BloodElf> Apaxis: yes
[18:06] <sobersabre> The machine is nForce based, with nvidia gpu for graphics, 3GB of RAM.
[18:06] <Code_Bleu> r3dux: doesnt that also include things like Ubuntu-Desktop package?
[18:06] <BloodElf> the pause is around 1-2 seconds
[18:06] <hmw> i just installed libdvdcss2 and w32codecs, but totem complains about missing codecs. Just did the same on another machine, where it initially refused to work, but suddenly started to work. What is going on?
[18:06] <sobersabre> the machine is getting dead with linux, but with windows it runs for days.
[18:06] <r3dux> Code - prolly, apply the common-sense filter ;)
[18:06] <Apaxis> hmm
[18:06] <ghoti> BloodElf: fix: stop mistyping your commands :)
[18:06] <BloodElf> ghoti: lol :)
[18:06] <Dr_Willis> in linux - spelling counts
[18:06] <ActionParsnip> BloodElf: no, I just want an example of what commands you are having issues with
[18:06] <BloodElf> it's really annoying
[18:06] <Apaxis> action: i think all of them
[18:07] <r3dux> How vary dare you, Dr_Willis... Oh, "counts"...
[18:07] <BloodElf> ActionParsnip: every command that can not be found
[18:07] <ghoti> ActionParsnip: I can confirm the issue- I get about a ~0.5 sec delay when I deliberately type a noncommand
[18:07] <ActionParsnip> BloodElf: you could try copying .bahrc from /etc/skel  ackup the curerent one
[18:07] <Apaxis> that is odd
[18:07] <Apaxis> erm
[18:07] <ghoti> ActionParsnip:  BloodElf: I get no such delay when I specify a path, e. g. /home/ghoti/asdgafg
[18:08] <BloodElf> ghoti: for command that exist there is no delay. only when the shell can not find the command
[18:08] <ghoti> ActionParsnip:  BloodElf: so it *may* be a path parsing and/or shell issue.  I'll try installing zsh
[18:08] <r3dux> Every command that cannot be found is the entire search space of everything in your path bar the executables - ~0.5second delay is a problem why?
[18:08] <BloodElf> ghoti: i'm using bash
[18:08] <kronopio> hello
[18:08] <Thursap> why the os realize my wireless card but it cant work ???
[18:08] <ghoti> BloodElf: my point is that if I try '/home/ghoti/thisdoesnotexist.sh', there is no delay
[18:09] <BloodElf> r3dux: it's not really a problem. more of annoying thing
[18:09] <cdavis> I want to move /var/www to /home/cdavis/var/www but I keep getting permission denied access / in my apache2 error logs? I don't see any apparmor reference in the logs and I have the dir created
[18:09] <kronopio> I have never been on an IRC and don't want to be disruptive but need some help
[18:09] <Apaxis> ghoti: well of course not, because its looking at one location and seeing "oh no file there"
[18:09] <BloodElf> ghoti: ah yes. when the full path is present there is no delay even when the command can not be found
[18:09] <BloodElf> so it's a PATH issue?
[18:09] <ghoti> Apaxis: I realize this. I was differentiating from when the $PATH is being searched.
[18:09] <Apaxis> his problem exists soimewhere in the searching of the PATH, internal aliases or functions or somewhere else
[18:09] <r3dux> BloodElf - I'm sorry you have to wait 0.5 seconds when you mistype a command. I hope, in time, you can get over it.
[18:10] <BloodElf> ghoti: Apaxis: i had no such issue before with other linux distros
[18:10] <dachillaz> hi can somebody help me with cpufreq-selector?.. I alway receives  the error "no cpufreg support"..
[18:10] <steven_> What are io abd subsystems?
[18:10] <BloodElf> r3dux: it's actually 1 second :)
[18:10] <r3dux> hehe, worse!!
[18:10] <BloodElf> and the load of my machine is low
[18:10] <drbobb> HELLO any idea where I could find help with the ubuntu-netbook-remix?
[18:10] <Apaxis> what kind of cpu are you on?
[18:10] <hmw> kronopio: 1) don't worry! 2) use common sense 3) always type the name of the person, you are talking to, in the line (so their IRC clients can make a "beep" 4) always write it in one single line 5) dont ask the same thing over and over again 6) dont ask to ask, just ask. 7) How can we help you?
[18:10] <BloodElf> so it's not a overloaded machine issue
[18:10] <kronopio> so everyoe here is a volunteer?
[18:10] <dimm> hello
[18:10] <ghoti> BloodElf: Apaxis: ActionParsnip: There is no such delay when using another shell such as zsh.  I now am blaming /bin/bash for the delay
[18:10] <coleys_> kronopio: Yes
[18:10] <kronopio> hello
[18:10] <usr13> Code_Bleu: ls -ltr  /var/lib/dpkg/info/   #note dates [in relationship to date of install] ... I think...
[18:10] <dachillaz> i have intel centrino M 1,8 ghz
[18:10] <kronix> And pick a new nick, kronopio.
[18:10] <steven_> !subsystem
[18:10] <kronix> You're cramping my style.
[18:11] <hmw> kronopio: yes.
[18:11] <steven_> !io
[18:11] <steven_> eesh
[18:11] <burntresistor> i wanted to try beryl but there website isnt working right , does anyone know if its in packet manager . i didnt see it
[18:11] <dimm> i need irc-bot which have translate function. eggdrop is good for  me?
[18:11] <hmw> kronopio: use the TAB key for nick name auto completion. I wont see, if youre talking to me, if you dont type my name, because i am not constatnly looking at the chat.
[18:11] <BloodElf> burntresistor: yes, there is a package for debian/ubuntu
[18:12] <PolitikerALT> burntresistor: but actually compiz is more recent than beryl
[18:12] <kronix> Or take it to PM.
[18:12] <gharz> anybody here who's using xaralx??? i've installed xaralx and noticed that animation option is not included in the package??? how do i enable this? please help
[18:12] <robdig> BloodElf: by default, ubuntu bash searches a database for commands that don't exist on path, probably leading to the delay. if full path is typed, it doesn't do it. pkg name is command-not-found
[18:12] <devilsadvocate> hi - i'm trying to get some usb to serial stuff to work. modprobe usbserial gives me a no such module error. did it change/move or something? any help would be appreciated
[18:12] <kronix> Instead of, you know, giving him a lesson in the main window.
[18:12] <k03chandra> i have run into a trouble, can anybody help?
[18:12] <ghoti> !ask | k03chandra
[18:13] <BloodElf> robdig: thank you. that put light on the issue
[18:13] <k03chandra> please
[18:13] <robdig> BloodElf: np
[18:13] <geelnostril> hello
[18:13] <BloodElf> robdig: any ideas how can i disable this?
[18:13] <k03chandra> i have installed a broken package
[18:13] <usr13> k03chandra: how can we help you.
[18:13] <ghoti> BloodElf: apt-get remove command-not-found :)
[18:13] <robdig> BloodElf: let me check
[18:13] <Apaxis> bloodelf: id recommend uninstalling that
[18:13] <usr13> k03chandra: apt-get -f install
[18:13] <k03chandra> now i try to install new package it says system has broken packages
[18:13] <kronopio> what does it mean to tab someone
[18:14] <k03chandra> but it asks to remove around 1200 packages
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[18:14] <web-user11> hello?
[18:14] <burntresistor> it says i have compiz already installed is that the 3d manager that just animated the windows a little by bending them when moving is there a way to change the appearance completely beryl had a  picture of a cube
[18:14] <tuxitjaunty> how can i open .mdb file with openoffic in jaunty?
[18:14] <Geine> Hi all, I just convert my file-system to Ext4 -- is it true the old files which created on Ext3 not benefit from new Ext4 ?
[18:14] <k03chandra> it says removing these packages will left my system unusable
[18:15] <Apaxis> burntresistor: hold alt and move your mouse
[18:15] <kronopio> hmw: like this?
[18:15] <Dr_Willis> Geine:  ive never heard that.. and i dont see why that would be true
[18:15] <lazerman> anyone knows which nvidia driver is a working one for ubuntu?\
[18:15] <BloodElf> burntresistor: try dragging the desktop with the middle button of your mouse
[18:15] <k03chandra> broken package = g++
[18:15] <Apaxis> burntresistor: or ctrl+alt, i dont remember
[18:15] <Apaxis> or what he said
[18:15] <Dr_Willis> lazerman:  the 180 version i think works on my 8800gtsxxx
[18:15] <kronopio> hmw: hello
[18:15] <Dr_Willis> !find nvidia
[18:15] <ghoti> burntresistor: apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[18:16] <dachillaz> my cpufreq-selector gives me the error "no cpufreq support"... I already installed gnome-applets.. and I have Ubuntu 9.4... and changed in the console "sudo chmod +s /usr/bin/cpufreq-selector"... but I can't install the cpu controll gnome-applet... I have a Intel Centrino M 1,8Ghz cpu
[18:16] <Geine> Dr_Willis, I see this from the atrical which help me to convert the file system but they not put any more details about this issue
[18:16] <lazerman> Dr Willis so 180 should work on the most ?
[18:16] <usser> Geine, yes it is true. extents is only enabled on newly created files
[18:16] <Dr_Willis> lazerman:  depending on the card.. it depends on what package to use.
[18:16] <Dr_Willis> what do 'extents' actually do then.. and what if you just 'touch' a file? :)
[18:16] <k03chandra> help me pleae !!!
[18:16] <Dr_Willis> lazerman:  not really..  it may or may not.
[18:16] <lazerman> i used nvidia-glx-96 first via synaptic, but it caused black screen
[18:16] <lazerman> i didn't try 180 yet
[18:16] <dimm> k03chandra, read mans
[18:17] <Dr_Willis> lazerman:  my card is a bit older now.. so try them all i guess
[18:17] <dimm> k03chandra, what happen?
[18:17] <BloodElf> great. apt-get remove command-not-found fixed the issue :D
[18:17] <Geine> usser, if I do touch for the old files is this will fix it?
[18:17] <k03chandra> i installed broken g++ package
[18:17] <jeffreyf1> k03chandra:what's the problem/error?
[18:17] <hmw> kronopio: hi.
[18:17] <lazerman> ok
[18:17] <Dr_Willis> I like the 'command-not-found' stuff :)
[18:17] <k03chandra> and removing it will remove 1200 packages
[18:17] <lazerman> one of them should work?!
[18:17] <Apaxis> Dr_Willis: how does it help you?
[18:17] <dimm> k03chandra, remove it and install stable version
[18:17] <k03chandra> what should i do?
[18:17] <Apaxis> Dr_Willis: does it recommend packages if you type an unknown command?
[18:17] <usser> Geine, the fix they suggest is move all your files back/forth, from live cd
[18:18] <Dr_Willis> Apaxis:  it rembneds me what i need to install when i forget.
[18:18] <dimm> k03chandra, remove it without any dependencies
[18:18] <Dr_Willis> Apaxis:  exactly
[18:18] <eseven73> what's the command to inject something into syslog? like for example on webmin you can do a command at the end of a backup and I want it to add a entry in syslog saying something like "backup of /home completed on May 2nd 2009 10:16AM"
[18:18] <Apaxis> cool, not too shabby then i guess
[18:18] <k03chandra> how i do tht?
[18:18] <Dr_Willis> Apaxis:  -->  macs
[18:18] <Dr_Willis> The program 'emacs' can be found in the following packages: * emacs22
[18:18] <Dr_Willis> and so on...
[18:18] <dimm> k03chandra, how you install g++ ?
[18:18] <Dr_Willis> oops typo :)
[18:18] <FloodBot2> Dr_Willis: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:18] <k03chandra> .deb file
[18:18] <Apaxis> nice
[18:18] <r3dux> sudo apt-get install g++   ?
[18:18] <master> wie is er nederlands?????????
[18:19] <Dr_Willis> Apaxis:  on of the things ubuntu has that ive never seen in other disrtos.
[18:19] <Geine> usser, move it to different location?
[18:19] <usr13> Someone asked "how can i open .mdb file".  That person was more than likely sent the database file rather than the intended document.  It is the sender's mistake.
[18:19] <Dr_Willis> Apaxis:  and ubutnus tab-completion is very very well done
[18:19] <k03chandra> from a .deb file
[18:19] <usser> Geine, yes.
[18:19] <nightrid3r> master: #ubuntu-nl
[18:19] <dimm> k03chandra, what do you mean "from .deb file"
[18:19] <Razmanaz> Someone know why my fullscreen applications get windowed after a while, and I have to minimize them then maximize again to make it fullscreen?
[18:19] <k03chandra> it was a .deb package
[18:19] <Apaxis> Dr_Willis: most distros dont have it in the bashrc but you can add . /etc/bash_completion to complete all kinds of commands, i know it comes in debian just isnt in the bashrc
[18:19] <master> are here dutch guys??
[18:20] <k03chandra> i just double clicked it
[18:20] <hmw> hmw_pidgin hi
[18:20] <usser> Geine, theres also e4defrag, but its still in development
[18:20] <r3dux> dimm > you're prolly better off using: sudo apt-get install buildtools
[18:20] <usr13> Razmanaz: Depends on the application. Some will use F11, others Ctrl-f  others Ctrl-Shift-f
[18:20] <dimm> k03chandra, try 'man apt-get'
[18:20] <Dr_Willis> Apaxis:  the 'settings' for bash_completon (ie the completions themselfs) are tweaked organized  and well done. :)
[18:20] <master> who are dutch????
[18:20] <nightrid3r> master: join #ubuntu-nl daar zit het vol met nederlanders
[18:20] <master> motherfuckers
[18:20] <master> you are sheepfuckers??
[18:20] <Seeker`> !ops | master
[18:20] <master> iam going
[18:21] <master> bye
[18:21] <eseven73> !ohmy | master
[18:21] <r3dux> master? Get out.
[18:21] <k03chandra> ok i am trying
[18:21] <dimm> k03chandra, try 'man apt-get' in terminal and you will know how to remove packages, also read about removing without dependencies
[18:21] <steven_> I don't like people who cuss. Please leave.
[18:21] <Razmanaz> usr13: thanks, I'll try that combination if it happens again
[18:21] <eseven73> what's the command to inject something into syslog? like for example on webmin you can do a command at the end of a backup and I want it to add a entry in syslog saying something like "backup of /home completed on May 2nd 2009 10:16AM"
[18:21] <k03chandra> thanks ,dimm
[18:22] <lastman> Is there still a problem with gksu? I cant start an administration terminal (gksu gnome-terminal)
[18:22] <hmw> kronopio hi
[18:22] <anodesni> Hi, almost all my apps that I start on my 2nd screen (separate x-screen) start on my 1st screen, like tvtime, vlc and totem. Does anybody know a solution or workaround
[18:22] <usr13> Razmanaz: Firefox uses F11  (like I said, some applications use other keyboard short-cuts to toggle on and off full screen mode).
[18:22] <hmw> hmw_pidgin
[18:23] <Meinmartini> Hey, all. Ubuntu's taking an absurd amount of time to boot. I've been checking the support forums and they suggest modifying (?) some of the code. But I don't even know where to go to make changes to the code. I'm totally new at this. Help? :O
[18:23] <fryguy> anodesni: run a single X server
[18:23] <Dr_Willis> anodesni:  well for nvidia cards - you can set the 'primary monitor'  to be the one you want.
[18:23] <anodesni> fryguy, that's not an option
[18:23] <Dr_Willis> anodesni:  or switch the cables. :)
[18:23] <glitsj16> eseven73: logger i believe is what you're looking for
[18:23] <fryguy> anodesni: it probably is an option, unless you have an exotic video card
[18:23] <anodesni> Dr_Willis, this is a bug, It used to work
[18:23] <Dr_Willis> anodesni:  bug with what.. nvidia? twinview? gnome?
[18:23] <hmw> hmw_pidgin
[18:23] <Meinmartini> They even reference bootchart, but I don't have a clue with how to read it
[18:23] <usr13> Meinmartini: Just turn some stuff off that you don't need to load.  for instance, if it's not a laptop, you can probally turn off pcmcia  etc . etc.
[18:23] <anodesni> fryguy, I have a nvidia 7600gt and it used to work
[18:24] <r3dux> eseven73, Good question! sudo cat kernel.log + "Warning Will Robinson!"?!
[18:24] <anodesni> Dr_Willis, I guess bug with xorg
[18:24] <Dr_Willis> anodesni:  i did a clean install here on my nvidia 8800gtsxxx with the 180 driver - i dont see that issue really.
[18:24] <kronopio> kronopio
[18:24] <hmw> kronopio you should hear a sound now
[18:24] <Meinmartini> usr13: it is a laptop. But do I make changes before it boots, or after it loads? I don't know where to go
[18:24] <kronopio> I don't
[18:24] <fryguy> anodesni: there is plenty of information on ubuntu wiki for running dual monitors with nvidia (and ati, and other brand) cards.  I'd suggest reviewing some of that stuff.
[18:24] <ActionParsnip> anodesni: install nvidia-glx-180
[18:24] <Apaxis> anodesni: i think it might be a setting man
[18:24] <anodesni> Dr_Willis, do you have a separate xscreen
[18:24] <usr13> Meinmartini: services-admin
[18:25] <kronopio> happy derby everyone!
[18:25] <r3dux> derby?
[18:25] <Dr_Willis> anodesni:  im using twinview for 2 montiors in a wide desktop
[18:25] <cdavis> I want to move /var/www to /home/cdavis/var/www but I keep getting permission denied access / in my apache2 error logs? I don't see any apparmor reference in the logs and I have the dir created
[18:25] <anodesni> fryguy, You don't understand, it should start on the screen where you start the program. It used to work with all versions of linux, but the new ones like mandriva 2009.1 and ubuntu 9.04
[18:25] <Dr_Willis> gnome seems to rember where the window was last at here.. and restarts it there
[18:25] <anodesni> Dr_Willis, with twinview you can't run a program fullscreen on the 2nd monitor
[18:25] <pcfreak30> k i have a bad issue
[18:25] <fryguy> anodesni: and your question was looking for a "solution or workaround", which I provided.
[18:25] <Dr_Willis> anodesni:  Hmm.. I can.
[18:26]  * Dr_Willis checks
[18:26] <anodesni> fryguy, Of course not
[18:26] <pcfreak30> i put my computer in hybernate
[18:26] <pcfreak30> last night
[18:26] <Strav> He. I would like to submit a bug concerning xorg virtual resolution in jaunty but before, I'd really like to verify if it's not a configuration problem on my side.
[18:26] <usr13> Meinmartini: System > Amdinistration > Services  #or something like that
[18:26] <Meinmartini> usr13: I'll check after it boots...if it boots
[18:26] <pcfreak30> booted it up this morning
[18:26] <anodesni> Dr_Willis, can you run tvtime or zsnes?
[18:26] <pcfreak30> now my phynox bios gave and error
[18:26] <Dr_Willis> anodesni:  gmplayer, move video to 2nd monitor.. hit F - its fullscreen on 2nd monitor
[18:26] <Sebboh> Hi.  I just built an ubuntu virtual machine so that I could install PHP4 in it for testing.  Now I see that PHP4 isn't in the Jaunty repositories.  ..Makes sense, I suppose.  What's the last version of Ubuntu that *does* have PHP4? (for testing purposes).
[18:26] <pcfreak30> aimed at keyboard/mouse
[18:27] <Dr_Willis> anodesni:  zsnes is 32bit only... so  it dont run on this 64bit system
[18:27] <pcfreak30> when i remove it all no error
[18:27] <Dr_Willis> anodesni:  never tried tv time.
[18:27] <anodesni> Dr_Willis, I guess you didn't try openGL games etc
[18:27] <pcfreak30> grub goes though
[18:27] <pcfreak30> xubuntu wont load
[18:27] <r3dux> Strav 0- just submit the problem with reproducabe instructions and let bod sort it out ;)
[18:27] <dureyes> what can you do with Ubuntu 9.04 that you can't do with 8.04 LTS  ?
[18:27] <Dr_Willis> i rarely play games. :)
[18:27] <fryguy> Sebboh: if you want to test php4, consider building/installing from source. php4 is pretty ancient at this point, and I'd be surprised if any distro had packages for it
[18:27] <ActionParsnip> pcfreak30: could tell your bios to not stop on any errors to test
[18:27] <hmw> dureyes: the new gnome is faster
[18:27] <pcfreak30> it does not checxk the hd every time
[18:27] <Strav> r3dux: yep. Considering the flow of this channel, I guess that's a better option anyway.
[18:28] <r3dux> Dr_willis - you could always run zsnes on wine..
[18:28] <usser> dureyes, bluetooth. ext4. better wifi
[18:28] <pcfreak30> fasr boot is enabled
[18:28] <Sebboh> fryguy, old versions retain their original packages in the repositories.
[18:28] <Dr_Willis> r3dux:  or i couls use snes9x :)
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> dureyes: its just the life of support, the OS is identical except the jaunty one has a newer kernel
[18:28] <dureyes> ext4 is better?
[18:28] <glitsj16> cdavis: have you tried the "sudo a2enmod userdir" commabd to enable apache2's userdir module yet ?
[18:28] <pcfreak30> also i never get a boot logo cause i use a lcd
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> dureyes: theres reports of data loss in hard reboots
[18:28] <r3dux> Dr_Willis, there is thar.
[18:28] <usser> anodesni, try snes9x 1.51, not the one from the repos
[18:28] <r3dux> "that"
[18:28] <pcfreak30> but it stays dark blue, then no signal, the login
[18:29] <anodesni> OMG
[18:29] <Jack8899> Kubuntu 9.04 won't connect to my Router (WPA,TKIP,PSK, Hidden SSID). Can you help me please?!
[18:29] <pcfreak30> its wont go though
[18:29] <donnyw> could someone help me with doing a clean install on my laptop?
[18:29] <fryguy> Jack8899: consider trying wicd, i've found it to be much better for wireless connectivity than networkmanager
[18:29] <hacker_kid> how can i get gedit to stop editing files in dos mode and inserting CRLF's into the file?
[18:29] <`Ned> hello, if I save test1.py in /home/Ned, what do I have to type to run it?
[18:29] <k03chandra> i am using Dell vostro 1400, the audio volume is too low.....:(
[18:29] <usser> anodesni, https://launchpad.net/~bearoso/+archive/ppa
[18:29] <Dr_Willis> gltron runs on the 2nd monitor.. but i dont see how to fullscreen it. :)
[18:29] <usr13> donnyw: Sure, what is your first question?
[18:29] <r3dux> Dr_Willis, I went to a computer game museum today and played on early atari's, a virtual boy, played r-type and street fighter II in arcade cabinets... no relevance - it was just awesome =D
[18:30] <Dr_Willis> r3dux:  :) make me feel old why dont ya!
[18:30] <anodesni> usser, my problem is with opengl apps in general
[18:30] <r3dux> lol
[18:30] <fryguy> k03chandra: so open up a mixer (alsamixer for example, if you are using alsa) and increase the volume
[18:30] <donnyw> usr13: well, I have a messed up 9.04 on my laptop currently, so I'm just trying to clean install it
[18:30] <pcfreak30> any ideas
[18:30] <Dr_Willis> isent compiz using opengl?
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> r3dux: people use linux + mame + roms (bought legally) to recreate that
[18:30] <jbl1> `Ned: python /home/Ned/test1.py should do it
[18:30] <usr13> donnyw: What happened?
[18:30] <k03chandra> i am using Dell vostro 1400, the audio volume is too low.....:(
[18:30] <r3dux> Bought Legally - lolol.... Yes, I own them. I own them allllllll
[18:30] <donnyw> usr13: but when I get to the partitioning, it just sees Vista, the 9.04 that's there, and it wants to install besides both of those
[18:30] <dureyes> will 9.04 ever be a LTS  release?
[18:30] <fryguy> k03chandra: see my comment to you above
[18:30] <Jack8899> fryguy: can i install it from the Kubuntu CD?
[18:31] <hmw> dureyes: no. 9.10 will be
[18:31] <donnyw> usr13: whereas I would prefer it replace the 9.04 that's there currently
[18:31] <fryguy> Jack8899: no idea, this is #ubuntu, not #kubuntu
[18:31] <ActionParsnip> dureyes: i think the next one is, not sure
[18:31] <k03chandra> its maximum
[18:31] <usr13> Just delete the 9.04 partitions
[18:31]  * r3dux has a full MAME set, plus N64, SNES, Megadrive, C64 (115,000 roms) etc etc - I own then all ;)
[18:31] <dureyes> thanks....
[18:31] <`Ned> jbl1, thanks
[18:31] <Dr_Willis> r3dux: ... err... sure.. :) heh
[18:31] <donnyw> usr13: what's the easiest way to do that?
[18:32] <Dr_Willis> r3dux:  what no  Timex Sinclare!
[18:32] <k03chandra> its still too low :(
[18:32] <Geine> usser, how to mount file system from live-cd with full access ?
[18:32] <ActionParsnip> r3dux: no spectrum, for shame
[18:32] <r3dux> Dr_Willis - now I feel inadequate!
[18:32] <fryguy> Geine: use the 'mount' command
[18:32] <fryguy> Geine: basic syntax is mount <device> <mountpoint>
[18:32] <Dr_Willis> r3dux:  amiga emulators also :)
[18:32] <usser> Geine, is it 9.04 live cd?
[18:33] <usr13> donnyw: There should be an option to manually edit the partitions, choose that.  Once you've deleted the Linux partitons, that should give the partition manager the free space it wants.
[18:33] <Geine> fryguy, mount -t ext4 /dev/sda6 /mnt -- works but I cannot do any changes
[18:33] <r3dux> I have the full TOSEC Amiga Set - it's a good few gig of compressed ADFs
[18:33] <usser> Geine, you have to use sudo. ie sudo cp /mnt/file ~
[18:33] <Geine> it's 9.04 live-cd
[18:33] <usr13> donnyw: But if all else fails, you can do it via CLI
[18:33] <Dr_Willis> Geine:  for linyx filesystems you must have the proper owndership of the files/dirs.. you dont override them with mount options
[18:33] <r3dux> Only prob is that it contains each crack by each group - so I've got 20 copies of Turrican II etc...
[18:33] <Dr_Willis> Geine:  or use sudo.. but that then will make the files owned by root.
[18:33] <donnyw> usr13: what's CLI?
[18:33] <fryguy> Geine: make sure you are the correct user (or root). permissions for extX filesystems are stored at the filesystem level as uid/gid, so if your current user uid doesn't match (or you aren't root), you'll run into issues
[18:33] <usr13> donnyw: Command Line Interface
[18:34] <donnyw> usr13: ah
[18:34] <usr13> donnyw: Ctrl-F2
[18:34] <Dr_Willis> Cool Leet Interface
[18:34] <Geine> so what is the work-around this?
[18:34] <lazerman> is it possible to use some other drivers besides Nvidia? for the card GF420go?
[18:34] <pcfreak30> does anyone have any ideas to get xubuntu to boot up. grub has no errors
[18:34] <Dr_Willis> Geine:  do the work with root user permisisons..
[18:34] <djole_nisam_ja> where I can download Woody packages
[18:34] <fryguy> Geine: i just told you, make your uid match, or just become root
[18:34] <r3dux> I read that uae is rubbish on linux and that e-uae is closer to the dogs nadgers, if that's of use to anyone..
[18:34] <JusticeZero> Having trouble getting Grub back after a failed Windows re-install. ---> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7189180#post7189180
[18:35] <usr13> and then run fdisk /dev/hda  #where hda is the HD in question.  And then p  for print partitions  and   d for delete
[18:35] <r3dux> JusticeZero - this is a nice easy fix
[18:35] <usr13> donnyw: and then run fdisk /dev/hda  #where hda is the HD in question.  And then p  for print partitions  and   d for delete
[18:35] <usr13> donnyw: Delete all but the one MS Windows partition at the front of the drive
[18:35] <r3dux> JusticeZero - boot into linux, and read this http://www.sorgonet.com/linux/grubrestore/ ;)
[18:36] <JusticeZero> is it? Grub tells me it can't mount the drive.
[18:36] <r3dux> JusticeZero, it's an easy fix, promise - have a read.
[18:36] <djole_nisam_ja> where I can download Woody packages
[18:36] <usr13> donnyw: w   to write   x to quit  (h for help)
[18:37] <usr13> nnnnqq
[18:37] <donnyw> usr13: Thanks. It looks like I can do it using the GUI right now
[18:37] <lorenzo_> hi, i cant get Jack to work for the life of me. Followed tutorials, read stuff all around the forums. I just dont get it. I'd like to use it with Ardour and Kluppe. Anyone can help? I am trying to use an M AUdio fast track pro sound card
[18:37] <r3dux> Anyone know what {} means in bash scripting?
[18:37] <JusticeZero> Hmm.. ok, that didn't give me errors. I'll see if it runs.
[18:37] <Dr_Willis> depends on where its used. r3
[18:37] <anodesni> I have a solution, just make a script with "DISPLAY=:0.1 app" where app is e.g. "tvtime"
[18:37] <sponzor> how to change video .avi to wave? or someting that i can record to cd like audio cd :P
[18:38] <Dr_Willis> r3dux:  give an example?  check the advanced-bash-scripting guide also.
[18:38] <donnyw> usr13: Would you advise deleting the swap partition as well?
[18:38] <fryguy> r3dux: usually in reference to find or xargs, it refers to the current value of the argument that the corresponding command is processing
[18:38] <usser> r3dux, in what context? can you paste the line?
[18:38] <r3dux> Dr_Willis, Usually at the end of a line of code working on a bunch of files one at a time - example coming 1sec
[18:38] <usr13> donnyw: That is best. Use the GUI.
[18:38] <xukun> I asked this before but still no fix. I have no startup sound. I have no sound when playing audio files like flac.  what I have is ac3 sound when playing videos files. I need some kind of trouble shooting of why I don't sound.
[18:38] <usr13> donnyw: Yes
[18:38] <Dr_Willis> r3dux:  advanced-bash-scripting guide is a MUST read/print/read/keep a copy in the Loo for rereading...
[18:38] <Dr_Willis> :P
[18:38] <phamin> Hi evryone.
[18:39] <r3dux> Dr_Willis, example:
[18:39] <donnyw> usr13: Thanks a ton
[18:39] <r3dux> find . -maxdepth 1 -type f -name '*.js' ! -name '*.tar' ! -name '*.tar.gz' -execdir 7zr a -si -mx9 $1.7z {} \;
[18:39]  * usser hehe loo
[18:39] <cdavis> I have my home director encrypted and decrypted when I log in. Can I set /var/www to be the same way?
[18:39] <fryguy> r3dux: see my comment to you above, i already answered
[18:39] <usr13> donnyw: You're welcome almost as much.
[18:39] <hmw> xukun: maybe your movie player is using a different sound facility. check system / preferences / sound
[18:39] <r3dux> Dr_Willis, This compresses all files of a given type in a directory
[18:39] <usser> r3dux, in find {} means the name of the file that was found
[18:39] <burntresistor> i just installed the config manager for compiz  but it wont let me change settings to cube is the other selections extra and ubuntu only comes with wobbly windows
[18:39] <Linuz2009> Can anyone tell me what's a keyring?
[18:39] <fryguy> cdavis: you probably shouldn't have arbitrary locations on the filesystsem get encrypted/unencrypted when you log in/out
[18:39] <Linuz2009> it kept popping up whenever I start my computer.
[18:40] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  its a password keeper utility.
[18:40] <usr13> Linuz2009: Just tell it a name and it will set you up.
[18:40] <fryguy> Linuz2009: a mechanism for storing passwords, that is itself password protected (overly simplified explanation)
[18:40] <usser> r3dux, ie find . -name hello.txt -exec rm {} \; {} will be substituted with hello.txt
[18:40] <r3dux> usser, ahhh... I didn't write that one liner - I wrote a bash script to do it. See: http://r3dux.org/?p=439#comments
[18:40] <cdavis> Linuz2009: In the cryptography sense, a keyring stores known encryption keys (and in some cases, passwords).
[18:40] <Linuz2009> then why it kept popping up whenever I reboot my computer?
[18:40] <djole_nisam_ja> where I can download Woody packages
[18:40]  * KiRiLoS is away: AFK
[18:41] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  because it pops up when an app accesses your stored 'passwords' you give it the master password to allow the others to access.
[18:41] <fryguy> Linuz2009: because your computer is accessing a resource that requires your identify (ssh mount or something), and so you are getting prompted to unlock the keyring so that it can be used
[18:41] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  i just use my login password for it.
[18:41] <r3dux> Woody ended up being called Dapper, didn't it?
[18:41] <cdavis> fryguy: I keep some data in a mediawiki on my laptop which I want to be protected as well as my documents. How can I safely do this?
[18:41] <r3dux> Or was it the one before dapper?
[18:41] <fryguy> cdavis: put it in your homedir
[18:41] <xukun> hmw, I use xbmc which uses audo pasthrough to my receiver. In this progr. I can also play sound but no audio sound.
[18:41] <fryguy> cdavis: and then encrypt the homedir
[18:41] <Linuz2009> Well it said that it didn't assign any password
[18:41] <sponzor> how to change video .avi to wave? or someting that i can record to cd like audio cd :P
[18:42] <Linuz2009> and its asking the default password.
[18:42] <gartral_> game.. return to castle (brain_blank..)
[18:42] <cdavis> fryguy: OK
[18:42] <Dr_Willis> sponzor:  winff, avidmux, mencoder, ffmpeg.
[18:42] <r3dux> sponzor, CD to mp3 - install LAME and use GRiP
[18:42] <Dr_Willis> oops avidemux.
[18:42] <r3dux> (or at least that's what I use)
[18:42] <eseven73> what's the command to inject something into syslog? like for example on webmin you can do a command at the end of a backup and I want it to add a entry in syslog saying something like "backup of /home completed on May 2nd 2009 10:16AM"
[18:42] <r3dux> DVD -> CD -> Use Handbrake
[18:42] <phamin> How can I find some information in text file using "grep"? for example I am looking for "John Martin" information in "info.txt" file. (name and family is not case sensitive also format is not important:martin john/john mart/...)
[18:42] <usser> gartral_, returnt to castle wolfensttein
[18:43] <Dr_Willis> r3dux:  i think he wants the audio track from an avi.
[18:43] <Linuz2009> how can I disable my keyring?
[18:43] <Dr_Willis> phamin:  grep PATTERN filename
[18:43] <r3dux> phamin, cat info.txt | grep "John Martin"
[18:43] <krphop> phamin: grep $filename -i "John Martin"
[18:43] <Dr_Willis> no cat needed. :P
[18:43] <Linuz2009> I didn't assign any password to unlock it.
[18:43] <fryguy> krphop: you have it backwards
[18:43] <gartral_> usser: thank you, ill get the extra T out :P
[18:43] <r3dux> lol Dr_Willis - I know what works ;)
[18:43] <krphop> lol, fact, i do
[18:43] <usser> phamin, cat file | grep -i "martin"
[18:44] <Dr_Willis> grep file -i 'patern'
[18:44] <r3dux> ftw
[18:44] <Dr_Willis> grep | awk | sed  :)
[18:44] <sponzor> ok i installed ffmpeg how to change file.avi to only audio? :/ :P i checked man but notting for me :P
[18:44] <usser> phamin, or if there's more martins some of which are not johns cat file | grep -i "martin" | grep -i "john"
[18:44]  * r3dux considers another cup of black tea and a cigarette so strongly he decides to do both...
[18:44] <fryguy> usser: why are you grepping 2x ?
[18:45] <Dr_Willis> sponzor:  you have not 'checked' the ffmpeg docs in just 20 sec.. check its homepage/forums for specific examples.. or try the other tools i mentioned.
[18:45] <hmw> totem says "Your GStreamer installation is missing a plug-in". I already installed w32codecs and libdvdcss2, whats wrong?
[18:45] <Yanick_> Hi, I try to mount a USB ext HD that was previously mounted by a Windows XP OS, but Ubuntu refuses to mount it. I went into WIndows and did a "Safely remove hardware" but it still won't mount
[18:45] <Yanick_> any idea?
[18:45] <sponzor> ok :P
[18:45] <fryguy> hmw: w32 and libdvdcss aren't gstreamer
[18:45] <glitsj16> eseven73: logger -s "backup of /home completed on May 2nd 2009 10:16AM"
[18:45] <phamin> Dr_Willis: thanks but I am also looking for "Martin jhon" and also "mart Jhon"
[18:45] <Linuz2009> how can I disable keyring?
[18:45] <Dr_Willis> phamin:  grep has a option to ignore case.
[18:45] <Dr_Willis> phamin:  check its man pages
[18:45] <hmw> fryguy: so how do i install a general dvd codec? and why did it work on the other machine? i am confused
[18:45] <usser> fryguy, cause format might be different, and cat file | grep -i "john martin" will exclude "martin, john" "john,martin"
[18:45] <mercutio22> Pulseaudio is chopping my audio. http://paste.ubuntu.com/162997/ > is this related??
[18:45] <psywiped> hmv just get vlc
[18:46] <Dr_Willis> phamin:  and grep supports regular expressions that can match about anything You can imagine. :)
[18:46] <hmw> nah... i want it right
[18:46] <puremichael> hi. is it possible to use a deb-source without a public key for apt-secure? currently i fail downloading the public key for sun/virtualbox
[18:46] <fryguy> usser: so? there's other ways to solve that problem than grepping 2x, and he didn't ask about alternative formats
[18:46] <eseven73> glitsj16, that works thanks :D
[18:46] <vadim-nsk> nsyc
[18:46] <Dr_Willis> grep file john | grep martin
[18:46] <Dr_Willis>  perhaps
[18:46] <phamin> I don't no how to use regexp
[18:46] <Talis> !list
[18:46] <Dr_Willis> phamin:  its worth learning.
[18:46] <psywiped> hmv you have to enable the restricted reposertories
[18:46] <usser> fryguy, he did in fact say that format of the file varies. what other ways easier than this? do tell.
[18:46] <Dr_Willis> Talis:  wht do you expect from a list?
[18:47] <glitsj16> eseven73: welcome, there are some other switches you can use, man logger has more detailed stuff
[18:47] <eseven73> ok
[18:47] <fryguy> usser: egrep with a regex would be far simpler and faster
[18:47] <psywiped> then search in the add remove programs hmv
[18:47] <sdfasdfasdf> hello can i create a live usb of ubuntu 9.04 from fedora?
[18:47] <gartral> !info returnt to castle wolfensttein
[18:47] <Linuz2009> how can I unlock the access to my keyring
[18:47] <usser> fryguy, "hey this can be solved by regular expressions". and now you have two problems :)
[18:47] <gartral> !info return to castle wolfenstein
[18:48] <psywiped> Linuz2009, by typing your password
[18:48] <mercutio22> sound in rhythmbox is choppy, here is what I get when launching it: Rhythmbox: could not connect to socket
[18:48] <fryguy> usser: that quote was taken out of context, and certainly isn't applicable here
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> sdfasdfasdf: burn the MD5 checked ISO with whatever burning app youu use
[18:48] <Linuz2009> I don't know the password.
[18:48] <elexodus> Hey all, I just installed a nice new 1TB drive to comnpanion my RAID Array on my home server... Problem is, I can't find the device tomount in Ubuntu. Any ideas?
[18:48] <Linuz2009> it assigned as a default
[18:48] <fryguy> usser: you should look up the story behind that quote before just repeating it in random places
[18:48] <usser> fryguy, no but seriously why use regexp when grep does just fine
[18:48] <sdfasdfasdf> ActionParsnip, huh?
[18:48] <psywiped> Linuz2009, its the one you log in with
[18:48] <tdizzy> How would I go about creating a DVD with Ubuntu, Kubuntu, and Xubuntu on it?
[18:48] <sdfasdfasdf> ActionParsnip, dont want to wast... use a cd with ubuntu
[18:48] <Linuz2009> It doesn't work with my admin password
[18:48] <Armageddon> hello all, how do i reinstall the ati/amd fglrx package ?
[18:48] <arktvrvs> what are the proper steps to take to do connection sharing in NetworkManager?
[18:48] <sdfasdfasdf> just want to install it in a usb stick i have and try it from there
[18:48] <Linuz2009> it had no key and its prompting to have one
[18:49] <usser> fryguy, i have nothing against regular expressions, its just that this case doesnt call for it
[18:49] <Varanger> hi!
[18:49] <psywiped> Linuz2009, its the origanal one you log in with
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> !usb | sdfasdfasdf
[18:49] <fryguy> usser: because my solution is faster, and it's helpful to get into good habits, because eventually you are going to grep files that are hundreds of megabytes big, and so you are going to care about the performance characteristics in that case.  Also it's easier to do redirection from a single pipe than from a pair of pipes
[18:49] <gartral> whats the package name for this game? return-to-castle-wolfenstein
[18:49] <Linuz2009> what you mean by the original?
[18:49] <e1luca> @luise, @usr13: it's "lspci |grep ireless" or "lspci |grep wireless"?
[18:49] <jonsparks> wow.
[18:49] <psywiped> gartral, just go search on the web for it
[18:49] <Linuz2009> psywiped: what you mean by the original?
[18:50] <donnie>    q
[18:50] <Varanger> I recently installed Jaunty... and I am having problems installing the propietary drivers for my ATI card (X1300). I did the usual way to installing them... and it says it don't have any propietary driver for my machine!!!
[18:50] <gartral> in repos... the package managers wont find it
[18:50] <usser> fryguy, yea you're right.
[18:50] <psywiped> Linuz2009, the first password you had for login if you change your password that one stays the same
[18:50] <Armageddon> how do i reinstall the ATI/AMD proprietary FGLRX graphics driver ?
[18:50] <Linuz2009> psywiped: you mean my former account password
[18:50] <psywiped> Linuz2009, yesw
[18:50] <Linuz2009> I remember editing my password.
[18:50] <Dr_Willis> gartral:  im not sure it is in the repos..
[18:50] <elexodus> Hey all, I just installed a nice new 1TB drive to comnpanion my RAID Array on my home server... Problem is, I can't find the device tomount in Ubuntu. Any ideas?
[18:50] <Dr_Willis> !games | gartral
[18:50] <tdizzy> How would I go about creating a DVD with Ubuntu, Kubuntu, and Xubuntu on it?
[18:51] <fryguy> elexodus: /dev/sdb most likely
[18:51] <kovacsleeve> When you are using Gparted to shrink a primary windows partition, is the "peach" part the section with data?
[18:51] <yowshi> anyone here maybe able to help me get cheese working with my webcam?
[18:51] <Linuz2009> psywiped: then why it said it had no key? Is it because I need to type in the former password?
[18:51] <psywiped> Linuz2009, your keyring password doesnt change when you change your user password
[18:51] <usser> fryguy, look at his question though. phamin,"How can I find some information in text file using "grep"...
[18:51] <sdfasdfasdf> ActionParsnip, good but i dont have 8.10 installed, im from fedora 10 can i install the app here and create it from this pc?
[18:51] <fryguy> usser: yes, and?
[18:51] <elexodus> fryguy: yeah, just figured that out. How do I add it to the fstab?
[18:51] <RedSocrates> Firefox is unbearably slow for me in Jaunty.  Anyone else experience this or know of a solution (or have a nice alternative browser recommendation)?
[18:51] <Varanger> Armageddon: How did you install them in the fist place?
[18:51] <Dr_Willis> Examples of Using Grep ---> http://tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Beginners-Guide/html/sect_04_02.html
[18:52] <dye_BC> aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[18:52] <fryguy> elexodus: fstab is located in /etc/fstab, and there's a manpage for it highlighting the syntax (or just use the existing entries as a baseline)
[18:52] <dye_BC> bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb
[18:52] <Linuz2009> psywiped: then how can I disable it so it won't start popping up when I reboot
[18:52] <dye_BC> ccccccccccccccccc
[18:52] <dye_BC> dddddddddddddd
[18:52] <dye_BC> eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[18:52] <dye_BC> fffffffffffffffff
[18:52] <dye_BC> ggggggggggggggggggg
[18:52] <FloodBot2> dye_BC: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:52] <dye_BC> hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[18:52] <dye_BC> iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[18:52] <dye_BC> kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
[18:52] <dye_BC> lllllllllllllllllll
[18:52] <jonsparks> STOP SPAMMING
[18:52] <psywiped> Linuz2009, got no idea and thats bad to do anyways
[18:52] <arktvrvs> what are the proper steps to take to do connection sharing in NetworkManager?
[18:53] <arktvrvs> anyone?
[18:53] <kovacsleeve> When using gparted to shrink a primary windows partition, should I add free space following the partition?
[18:53] <Dr_Willis> !ics
[18:53] <psywiped> kovacsleeve, yea thats the accepted way to do it
[18:53] <Dr_Willis> kovacsleeve:  unless you need it at the front.. yes.. i normally put  it at the rear
[18:53] <arktvrvs> i know about using iptables
[18:53] <mercutio22> I read once of an alternative program to access MSN instead of aMSN that supports webcam. Can someone remind me?
[18:53] <Dr_Willis> attym, pidgin
[18:54] <Dr_Willis> !im
[18:54] <deany> kopete?
[18:54] <butch> hi there!
[18:54] <elexodus> fryguy: not sure what to edit in the fstab. Here's a pastebin: http://pastebin.ca/1410489
[18:54] <psywiped> kovacsleeve, windows tends to want the first partition of the first HDD
[18:54] <deany> pidgin dont do webcam
[18:54]  * Dr_Willis dont do msn so try them out..
[18:54] <kovacsleeve> psywiped: Gotcha, and is the "peach" part the area with data on it?
[18:54] <sdfasdfasdf> can i create a live usb of ubuntu 9.04 from a linux distro such as fedora?
[18:54] <psywiped> kovacsleeve, yea
[18:54] <mercutio22> Dr_Willis> pidgin does not support webcam in MSN
[18:54] <fryguy> elexodus: create a mountpoint for the new device, /dev/sdb <yourmountpointhere> filesystemhere defaults 0 0
[18:54] <Dr_Willis> sdfasdfasdf:  you can use 'unetbootin' and an iso file to do that from most any linux disrto.
[18:55] <Dr_Willis> mercutio22:  file a bug report. :P
[18:55] <Lothen> Someone took my nickname!
[18:55] <Lothen> grrr
[18:55] <mercutio22> deany> does Kopete suport webcam?
[18:55] <sdfasdfasdf> Dr_Willis, ahh great
[18:55] <deany> not tried it but apparently does
[18:55] <psywiped> lotharn, they cant if you regerster it
[18:55] <fryguy> Lothen: so use nickservs ghost service to get it back
[18:55] <Armageddon> Varanger: i didnt, i just installed ubuntu, but everytime i install it i reinstall the driver
[18:55] <Dr_Willis> sdfasdfasdf:  unetbootin even works in windows.. (shudder!)
[18:55] <mercutio22> Dr_Willis> There are multiple ancient bug reports on that
[18:55] <Janne38> Can someone help me? I hawe resolution problem.
[18:55] <Dr_Willis> I perfer IRC - over any of the IM stuff.
[18:56] <Janne38> Screen is samler than picture.
[18:56] <Balrog_> xubuntu
[18:56] <Balrog_> sorry
[18:56] <psywiped> Dr_Willis, im glad that it does makes it easer for windows users to come over to the light
[18:56] <Lothen> Alright! I went in and edited my kernel boot line and set it to vga=773. It made the text smaller in the text console and it looks great! Thanks guys! Now one of you said this is temporary? What can I do to make it more permanent?
[18:56] <fryguy> Janne38: you can edit your resolution in /etc/X11/xorg.conf, also xrandr
[18:56] <butch> I can't seem to figure out if Atom N270 is x86 or x86-64 or whatever. Is this documented?
[18:56] <Varanger> Armageddon: it is installing the open driver (radeon), not the propietary ones
[18:56] <butch> I mean the download page just assumes people is aware of their hardware's details :)
[18:56] <Armageddon> Varanger: i have the raedon
[18:57] <mercutio22> Lothen> edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[18:57] <kovacsleeve> How much space should I allocate to an Ubuntu install?
[18:57] <fryguy> kovacsleeve: 5gb or so
[18:57] <Dr_Willis> butch:  i think its 64 bit. at least i think ive booted live-cd-64bits on it befor.
[18:57] <mercutio22> Lothen> that will make it permanet
[18:57] <Linuz2009> is klean sweeper safe to use?
[18:57] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4% and how do i make the volume wheel change by 1% instead of 12%
[18:57] <yowshi> ok everything unjammed. i need some help gewtting cheese to work with my camera
[18:57] <Dr_Willis> butch:  but i noticed the UNR image was 32bit.. so im not sure now.
[18:57] <butch> Thanks DR_Willis ! I'm d/l 64bit and giving it a try
[18:57] <Linuz2009> does anyone use klean sweeper?
[18:58] <Linuz2009> does it harm your computer?
[18:58] <Lothen> How do I edit that?
[18:58] <fryguy> Lothen: add that parameter in /boot/grub.conf
[18:58] <tdizzy> How would I go about creating a DVD with Ubuntu, Kubuntu, and Xubuntu on it?
[18:58] <Janne38> Well the problem is that when i use sudo kate xorg.conf i get a emty screen. The kdesu is not working.
[18:58] <lastman> I m still working on a 6 years old notebook with 512 ram and Ubuntu 9.04 gives me the feeling that I ve got a new fast notebook :-) Best working distro ever
[18:58] <Linuz2009> It gave me a warning about be careful deleting files
[18:58] <Dr_Willis> butch:  i got all teh releases on torrents the other day.. at blinding speeds
[18:59] <vish> tdizzy: burn an iso directly to the DVD
[18:59] <psywiped> vish, that woulnt work
[18:59] <tdizzy> vish, I meant a collection of all three.
[18:59] <fryguy> vish:  he wants to put all 3 on the disc at once, which will necessitate the use of a bootloader on the disc, which is outside of the scope of this chan
[18:59] <Linuz2009> it scan my drive and select files that's broken and there's appear to be alot of them and I'm not sure if its okay to delete right from the start.
[18:59] <vish> OK
[18:59] <tdizzy> fryguy, Where should I ask about something like that?
[18:59] <psywiped> hehe i want to do the same thing with a usb drive
[18:59] <Lothen> I am confused
[18:59] <Yanick_> I can't mount my external USB HD without going through sudo, how can I enter the correct line in fstab to do that?
[19:00] <Balrog_> hi
[19:00] <fryguy> tdizzy: no idea.  you realize that all 3 distros are compatible with each other and you can switch back and forth between them when one is installed?  There's no real need to have all of them available on a single disc
[19:00] <Linuz2009> is cleaning my computer disk safe?
[19:00] <Linuz2009> using klean sweep
[19:00] <Balrog_> I upgraded from intrepid to jaunty on a Compaq Armada 500MHz P3 system
[19:00] <psywiped> !fstab > Yanick_
[19:00] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  clarify what you mean by clean..
[19:00] <Balrog_> now it won't boot with kernel 2.6.28
[19:00] <Balrog_> 2.6.27 boots ok. What's going on?
[19:01] <Balrog_> and what should I do?
[19:01] <tdizzy> fryguy, Yeah I know. I just wanted to know how to do this, so that I might be able to add even more than those three.
[19:01] <fryguy> Balrog_: can you be a bit more specific about "won't boot"
[19:01] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: cleaning broken files/ empty files...etc
[19:01] <Balrog_> it seems to crash on certain drivers
[19:01] <butch> Dr_Willis I see... I've been at Wikipedia and reading some forum posts and I am not sure... I thought wikipedia would say. Going to try the torrent/hard way ;)
[19:01] <Lothen> Someone told me to edit /boot/grub/menu.1st and another told me to add that parameter (vga=773?) in /boot/grub.conf  I do not know how to do either. Do I need to do both? First off, how do I get to these spots? heh
[19:01] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  you refering to a windows utility to clean out cruft from windows drives?
[19:01] <butch> Dr_Willis thanks a lot!
[19:01] <fryguy> tdizzy: i'd recommend looking around on google for how to put a bootloader onto a CD/DVD.  I don't know of any solutions off the top of my head
[19:02] <fryguy> tdizzy: you are likely going to run into a lot of pointless issues trying to do this though
[19:02] <tdizzy> fryguy, Thanks for your help.
[19:02] <fryguy> tdizzy: since you can't really have multiple filesystems on the same DVD
[19:02] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: No, its a linux distribute program called Klean Sweeper.
[19:02] <psywiped> tdizzy, you realy are better just having seprate discs
[19:03] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: it helps me to free up space in my computer disk.
[19:03] <RedSocrates> Does anyone else have really bad speed problems with Firefox in Jaunty?
[19:03] <vish> tdizzy: I recommend you look at http://torrent.ubuntu.com/releases/jaunty/release/dvd/
[19:03] <Dr_Willis> !find sweep
[19:03] <Dr_Willis> !info kleansweep
[19:03] <Balrog_> any ideas? Is my system too old for 2.6.28?
[19:03] <Lothen> Someone told me to edit /boot/grub/menu.1st and another told me to add that parameter (vga=773?) in /boot/grub.conf  I do not know how to do either. Do I need to do both? First off, how do I get to these spots? heh
[19:03] <Varanger> Armageddon: I prefer the propietary one, I'll write in the forum
[19:03] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  last i tried such a tool under linux.. it dident find much :)
[19:04] <fryguy> Balrog_: you need to be more specific before people are going to be able to offer you meaningful advice
[19:04] <Armageddon> Varanger: i found the command, thanks anyway :)
[19:04] <Linuz2009> well the program found thousands.
[19:04] <vish> tdizzy: Please verify that it is the correct one b4 downloading
[19:04] <hmw> Lothen: note, that it is menu.lst (like MENU.LST, "list")
[19:04] <kovacsleeve> Does resizing a partition normally take quite a while?
[19:04] <fryguy> Balrog_: "won't boot" and "seems to crash" are too vague for anyone to give a meaningful suggestions
[19:04] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: so after you use it does it harm your computer?
[19:04] <pcfreak30> could someone help me out with my boot issue
[19:04] <pcfreak30> http://pastebin.com/m49b5794d
[19:04] <zaccour> is UNR faster than regular Ubuntu?
[19:04] <Balrog_> it seems to hang loading drivers. Not sure how to get more specific info :/
[19:04] <pcfreak30> thats dmesg dump
[19:04] <kenyon> Linuz2009: looks like that tool would be dangerous if you don't know what you're doing.
[19:04] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: maybe it'll delete a imporant fiel
[19:04] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  no idea.. if you misscleaned and removed system critical files.. it could. :)
[19:04] <fryguy> kovacsleeve: depends on where on the disc you are remounting.  I've had resizes take anywhere from 3 seconds to 3 days
[19:04] <tdizzy> vish, Isn't the DVD release just like the standard CD, but with more languages?
[19:04] <Yanick_> psywiped: that didn't help at all and didn't told me what I already know
[19:04] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  if you run it as a user.. it will only affect user files
[19:04] <psywiped> hmv menu.lst is not the same file as MENU.LST or Menu.lst
[19:05] <hmw> Lothen: the parameter vga=733 (better you use vga=0x305) it to be placed in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:05] <RedSocrates> hmw: 773, not 733
[19:05] <kovacsleeve> fryguy: Shrinking 221.65 GB to 156.60 GB
[19:05] <Yanick_> psywiped: when I add "user" or "users" it tells me that I cannot use FUSE without recompiling it to support this feature...
[19:05] <Yanick_> whatever that means
[19:05] <zaccour> Is Ubuntu Netbook Remix faster than regular Ubuntu?
[19:05] <vish> I really dont know...but I think that this one has all three de's in it
[19:05] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: Okay, then how can I use it so it won't damage the system?
[19:05] <hmw> RedSocrates: btw. its better to use the hex notation, because vga=ask would show you the hex numbers
[19:05] <fryguy> zaccour: no
[19:05] <Balrog_> it looks like when it's "Loading Hardware Drivers" it crashes
[19:05] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: I want to find all errors and delete them.
[19:05] <RedSocrates> hmw: I see.  Thanks for that
[19:05] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009: errors? what errors?
[19:06] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: but there's too much files.
[19:06] <Yanick_> psywiped: the point is that I cannot mount my external hard drive without a sudo command, and adding "user" doesn't work
[19:06] <Lothen> I am confused. 0x305 or 773?
[19:06] <vish> tdizzy: this one's of a bigger size than the other 'extra language' dvd's.
[19:06] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  find out whats taking up so much space.. and delete stuff you dont need. theres the apt cache directory that proberly has a few 100mb in it.
[19:06] <keith1> Hi everyone, my hard-drive keeps turning on and off! I did a google and it said to type some hdparam -B 254 or something like that
[19:06] <psywiped> Yanick_, what version of ubuntu are you using?
[19:06] <hmw> Lothen: in fact, both work. Either decimal: vga=773 or hexadecimal vga=0x305, both do the same
[19:06] <pcfreak30> oh can someone see if my kernalis being mean, http://pastebin.com/m49b5794d
[19:07] <Yanick_> psywiped: I downloaded 9.04, but in the about it says 8.04... O_o
[19:07] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: I didn't install much, mostly its system files.
[19:07] <Dr_Willis> heh - taking 75mb to just install kleansweep
[19:07] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  how big a HD ya got anyway?
[19:07] <Lothen> I do not know how to place things in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:07] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: what you mean?
[19:07] <Lothen> How do I edit it? Where do I find it?
[19:07] <fryguy> keith1: hdparm is used to tune settings of hard drives, such as whether it spins down on idle or not
[19:07] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: my computer's screen?
[19:07] <wizardslovak> hello
[19:07] <wizardslovak> what is the command to install flash player?
[19:08] <wizardslovak> apt-get install flash?
[19:08] <psywiped> !pastebin
[19:08] <Balrog_> looks like it might be https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/346889
[19:08] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  your hard drive you installed to....  how much space did you give to ubuntu?
[19:08] <fryguy> Lothen: it's a file on the system located in the location that you specified
[19:08] <pcfreak30> could someone examine this dmesg dump. http://pastebin.com/m49b5794d
[19:08] <psywiped> Yanick_, put the errors your geting there
[19:08] <fryguy> wizardslovak: i think the package is called flash-player.  I use a manually installed version from adobe, so I d unno
[19:08] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: I think all of it, my window OS is replaced and deleted
[19:08] <Lothen> Ohhh! I thought I was being given a long command to enter into the commandline as opposed to a path *slaps head*
[19:08] <Balrog_> same hardware, similar problem
[19:08] <keith1> thanks fryguy, you got any suggestions for me? When i typed the command, it just disappeared. No errors or anything. But it still spinning down....just did it right now! I heard it'll ruin my hard-drive eventually (or at least shorten its life)
[19:08] <hmw> Lothen: 1) open a terminal 2) type: nano /boot/grub/menu.lst 3) find the first line with kernel=...ro splash quiet ... 4) change "splash quiet" to "vga=0x305"
, apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[19:08] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  and how large is this hard drive? I an get a normal Ubuntu install on a 4gb flash drive...
[19:08] <hmw> Lothen: oops
[19:09] <Yanick_> psywiped: by "there" what do you mean?
[19:09] <hmw> Lothen: 2) type sudo nano ...
[19:09] <Lothen> Thanks!
[19:09] <psywiped> !pastebin | Yanick_
[19:09] <fryguy> keith1: then you didn't type the right command, I'd go and find the correct command.  As for reducing the life span of the hard drive, it's not going ot make a meaningful impact on the MTBF of the drive so I wouldn't worry about it
[19:09] <Ubuntu111111> Hello, I'm trying to figure out how to shred my log files since they are starting to take up a lot of room. Is there anyone that is able to help me? I'm pretty new to Ubuntu so any help would be appreciated.
[19:09] <wizardslovak> alexxoid_: thank you
[19:09] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: my filesystem said I had 65.7 GB
[19:09] <blake_> In rhythmbox, is it possible to change the column order?  I want Location in front of Track Name
[19:09] <keith1> Okay thank you!
[19:10] <pcfreak30> can anyone look at my dmesg dump
[19:10] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  so what yave you installed thats taking up 50+gb of space?
[19:10] <psywiped> !pastebin > pcfreak30
[19:10] <zorganix> not all columns. only some of them. I noticed
[19:10] <drbobb> hey how do I get rid of the maximus, if I decide I want to use the regular gnome desktop and not the netbook interface??
[19:10] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: I don't know.
[19:10] <arktvrvs> im trying to do some internet connection sharing but the device im attempting to connect say the cables arent hooked up (which they are and ive verified that they work) i think the carrier signal is not present and i have no idea why. ive done ifconfig, iptables, added route, and installed dnsmasq
[19:10] <fryguy> Ubuntu111111: log files are located in /var/log, after a period of time a logfile gets copied and gziped for archiving, and a new one gets created, so you can move/archive any .gz file in there and recover space (although it shouldn't be that much space, since they are just compressed text files)
[19:10] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  you may want to look/explore how your drives are set up then.. instead of running sweeping progrms
[19:11] <hmw> pcfreak30: what kind of problem do you have?
[19:11] <Ghoti> arktvrvs: are you connecting two computers to each other directly?  If so, are you using a crossover cable?
[19:11] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  start with 'df -h' output
[19:11] <elexodus> fryguy:
[19:11] <elexodus> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb,
[19:11] <elexodus>        missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[19:11] <elexodus>        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
[19:11] <elexodus>        dmesg | tail  or so
[19:11] <FloodBot2> elexodus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:11] <Dr_Willis> ilesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
[19:11] <Dr_Willis> /dev/sda5             9.2G  4.7G  4.1G  54% /
[19:11] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: where?
[19:11] <hmw> Ghoti: note, with gigabit ethernet adapters, you dont need xover cables anymore
[19:11] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  at the command line
[19:11] <fryguy> elexodus: you need to specify a partition on sdb, use fdisk to see a list
[19:12] <arktvrvs> Ive used this exact same cable for the exact same purpose in the exact same way with succes in slackware
[19:12] <Ghoti> hmw: My motherboard's GbE port would disagree, but by and large, you are correct.
[19:12] <Ubuntu111111> fryguy: Thanks for the response. I'm created a GUI launcher on my desktop for the shred command. I tried dragging the log files into the launcher, and even into the trash can, but it won't let me delete them. Why is this?
[19:12] <Jack8899> fryguy: I tried to install wicd with the command sudo apt-get install wicd. But it didnt work. Now I installed network manager, which removed network management. But it didnt install the network manager... now i dont have any network managing software installed anymore. What do i do now?
[19:12] <hmw> Ghoti: ic.
[19:12] <krphop> anyone run into any big issues using encrypted FS with LVM on ubuntu?
[19:12] <fryguy> Ubuntu111111: because they are system files, and you need to be root to manipulate them
[19:12] <Yanick_> psywiped: here http://paste.ubuntu.com/163035/
[19:12] <Lothen> !sudo
[19:12] <Dr_Willis>  You need a GBe on both ends of the  thing I thought.
[19:13] <elexodus> fryguy: Unable to open /dev/sdb
[19:13] <jtaji> krphop: been using it with no issues for over a year
[19:13] <fryguy> Jack8899: wicd is at wicd.sourceforge.net and there's an entire section for ubuntu right on the front page...
[19:13] <arktvrvs> this is a mere 100mbit ethernet setup
[19:13] <pcfreak30> http://pastebin.com/m49b5794d
[19:13] <Ghoti> Dr_Willis: most GbE adapters can step down to 100Mb if needed
[19:13] <hmw> Dr_Willis: both adapters need to sense the missing switch, so basically having 2 GbE is the thing you want
[19:13] <Geine> hi all, how to mount ext filesystme for read/write from live-cd?
[19:13] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: okay, I see  my disk space and files inside it
[19:13] <fryguy> elexodus: so then find the right node for the device
[19:13] <krphop> jtaji: did you do a encrypted disk, with LVM inside, or LVM with encrypted logical volumes?
[19:13] <Lusule> hi there, did Ubuntu switch from grub to lilo in the latest upgrade?  aptitude dist-upgrade is trying to install it.
[19:14] <dkulchenko> Quick "Gnome Do" question. I've installed the Window Manager Plugin, which closes windows, but how can i close the current Firefox tab with Gnome Do? Is there a plugin for that?
[19:14] <Ghoti> Lusule: known bug; check the release notes
[19:14] <fryguy> Geine: the permissions for ext flie systems are contained in the filesystem itself, you'll ned to be a user that has a matching uid or gid, or manipulate the files as root (I told you this like a half hour ago)
[19:14] <jtaji> krphop: encrypted disk, lvm inside
[19:14] <hmw> Geine: as usual, i hope you dont want to mount the CD-ROM as RW *g* - if it is an ext3, mount /dev/whatever /mnt should do
[19:14] <dazjorz> Is it possible to modify UDF iso's using Ubuntu? I've done some searching but still can't figure it out... I'm using Karmic
[19:14] <krphop> jtaji: i'm just concerned with how long it will take to fill my disk with random data, 500GB, how large is your disk?
[19:14] <fryguy> dkulchenko: why not just hit ctrl-w?
[19:14] <Lusule> Ghoti: thanks
[19:14] <famelix__> ola
[19:14] <famelix__> hola
[19:14] <dkulchenko> fryguy: well, you can close a window with alt-f4, but it's cooler with gnome do. :D
[19:14] <twobitsp1ite> good morning/etc
[19:14] <Ghoti> Lusule: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904#Upgrades%20from%20Ubuntu%208.10%20may%20have%20lilo%20installed
[19:15] <famelix__> como estan
[19:15] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: after I found out what taking up most of my disk space. then how can I free up space?
[19:15] <Geine> fryguy, can you till me what command I have to use?
[19:15] <fryguy> dkulchenko: alt-f4 closes the application, ctrl-w closes the tab
[19:15] <fryguy> Geine: 'mount'
[19:15] <psywiped> Yanick_, try /media/Data	ntfs-3g	force,notime	0	0 in your fstab
[19:15] <dkulchenko> fryguy: k, thx
[19:15] <Geine> fryguy, I try but mount givne an error
[19:15] <jtaji> krphop: just 160GB in a thinkpad
[19:15] <fryguy> Geine: what error
[19:15] <Geine> what an option I have to provide to moutn
[19:15] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  delete the files/stuff you dont need.. IF you did a new install and are llready taking up 50+GB of space.. you got somthing really messed up..  This system is only using 6GB and ive installed quite a bit.
[19:15] <krphop> jtaji: how long did it take to fill that with random data?
[19:15] <zach__> hi
[19:15] <hmw> geine: depends on the file system. I suppose, you are trying to mount a windows partition?
[19:16] <LordKenTheGreat> Does ecryptfs support the usage of PKCS11 security tokens?
[19:16] <fryguy> hmw: he's mounting ext
[19:16] <jtaji> krphop: I don't recall the process taking long at all
[19:16] <LordKenTheGreat> I can't figure out how to make it work.
[19:16] <hmw> fryguy: then an error is a bad sign, isnt it?
[19:16] <Geine> fryguy, I am trying to mount it as read/write I have the passwods
[19:16] <Ghoti> Dr_Willis: 6GB? My install's only using 3.6
[19:16] <Geine> but how to do it using mount
[19:16] <fryguy> hmw: which is why i am asking him what the error is
[19:16] <Dr_Willis> Ghoti:  well his is using close to 60gb
[19:16] <pcfreak30> http://pastebin.com/m49b5794d
[19:16] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: I don't know what I should delete.
[19:16] <fryguy> Geine: mount <devicenode> <desired_mount_location>
[19:16] <Yanick_> psywiped: there was some noise, but nothing. the drive is not mounted (no error)
[19:16] <Ghoti> Dr_Willis: must be his p^Hvideo collection ;)
[19:16] <Geine> fryguy, I did this
[19:16] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  im betting you got somthing else going on. and not all of your drive is being used.
[19:17] <Geine> but it's mount it as read only
[19:17] <hmw> Geine: 1) the exact error message would help us, 2) maybe you didnt do it with sudo?
[19:17] <fryguy> Geine: no it's not
[19:17] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: then what should I do?
[19:17] <Geine> it's
[19:17] <krphop> jtaji: thanks
[19:17] <Geine> I mount it with sudo
[19:17] <fryguy> Geine: it's mounted with the same permissions that are on the filesystem
[19:17] <fraroco2>  Hello, I have installed Ubuntu 9.04 3 weeks ago, My sound system was running normaly but today it does not work. how do I fix it?
[19:17] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  or you got a LOT of video files somewhere.. compare 'sudo fdisk -l' and 'df -h' output to see what stuff is mounted where.. and learn the layout of your system
[19:17] <Ubuntu111111> ubottu: I tried gksu nautilus and it opened the file browser into root. I changed over to /var/logs/ and then tried to shred one of the syslog compacted files. It wouldn't do it. I then tried to move it into the trash and it said it can't delete.
[19:17] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  theres not going to be a magical answer.. You need to figrue out where your space is going.
[19:18] <elexodus> fryguy: Ok, I can see and edit all parts of /dev/sdb in gparted, it is split into 4 partitions. I tried fstab'ing the 4 partitians, but I keep getting the same error.
[19:18] <fryguy> !work | fraroco2
[19:18] <Ghoti> Linuz2009: you can also use du -chs * in verious places to see where all your space is going
[19:18] <psywiped> Ubuntu111111, you are in a protected area you have to go in with root privglages
[19:18] <newguy12345> a
[19:18] <fryguy> elexodus: are there filesystems on the partitions
[19:19] <karim> hey i need help
[19:19] <Ghoti> !ask | karim
[19:19] <karim> i connected a second hard drive to my pc
[19:19] <Ubuntu111111> psywiped: how do I do that? in the link that ubottu gave me, it says I need to start it with gksu
[19:19] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: I see three device boot
[19:19] <karim> and i cannot access it
[19:19] <Geine> sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/sda6 /mnt -- work ok with no error but it's mount as read only
[19:19] <fraroco2> Hello, I have installed Ubuntu 9.04 3 weeks ago, My sound system was running normaly but today it does not work. how do I fix it?
[19:19] <Ubuntu111111> which I did.
[19:19] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: is that the problem?
[19:19] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4% and how do i make the volume wheel change by 1% instead of 12%
[19:19] <psywiped> Ubuntu111111, sudo gksu
[19:20] <armornick> fraroco2: have you tried checking 'alsamixer' in a terminal?
[19:20] <Ubuntu111111> psywiped: okay, I'll try that. thanks.
[19:20] <fryguy> Geine: ls -l /mnt; id; pastebin the output and i'll explain to you for a fourth time how uids work
[19:20] <Linuz2009> two is linux and one's extended.
[19:20] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  No idea. I cant see what yoru system is like or laid out.. you may want to pastebn the output of those 2 commands and tell the CHANNEL the url of the pastebin. someone here may be able to help you figure it out.
[19:20] <arktvrvs> Ghoti: the only difference between the formerly-working-setup and my setup now is a different computer with a different onboard ethernet device
[19:20] <zorganix> karim: describe your problem
[19:20] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: alright.
[19:20] <karim> ok
[19:20] <karim> one moment
[19:20] <psywiped> !ask > karim
[19:21] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  if you got a parttion somewhere according to 'fdisk -l' thats not mounted somewhere (see df -h) then that may be where the space is at)
[19:21] <cybot> Hello! Can someone help to config xorg.conf file?
[19:21] <sahyuhr> afternoon all....
[19:21] <Jack8899> fryguy: I read it, There it says to use that command. but it didnt work
[19:21] <Ghoti> arktvrvs: In the absence of a switch, my first thought is to try an XO cable.
[19:21] <cybot> for nvidia-glx-96
[19:21] <arktvrvs> mmm ok
[19:21] <karim> i have connected a second hard drive (it comes from my ps3 which is linux-based) i must access it to back up my data to my primary hard drive since my ps3 is broken and thus i cant access it from there
[19:21] <hmw> Lothen: does the output of a simple "mount" say RO or is it just, that you cant write with lets say an editor?
[19:21] <fryguy> it does work, you must have skipped something
[19:21] <elexodus> fryguy: Yes, fresh install of Ubuntu 9.04 on 1st partitian.
[19:21] <sahyuhr> anyone have a lexmark printer?? i'm having a problem getting it to work.. i have a lexmark x7350.. apparently there are no drivers from lexmark for linux but i've been reading other people using a diff. driver and getting it to work. i'm not able to get it to work though./
[19:21] <karim> ubuntu doesnt detect my hard drive
[19:21] <fryguy> elexodus: sdb1?
[19:22] <Andrex> ·ubuntu-es
[19:22] <fraroco2> armornick: yeah I tried with alsamixer and pulseaudio
[19:22] <Andrex> #ubuntu-es
[19:22] <elexodus> fryguy: tried that.
[19:22] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: here's the site http://paste.ubuntu.com/163036/
[19:22] <psywiped> !ask > karim
[19:22] <karim> i need to detect it so i may access it
[19:22] <fryguy> elexodus: sudo mkdir /mnt/test; sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/test; ls -l /mnt/test
[19:22] <zorganix> cybot: http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/nvidia
[19:22] <armornick> fraroco2: are the master and PCM sound channels turned all the way up?
[19:22] <psywiped> How do make the volume control change by 1% instead of 4% and how do i make the volume wheel change by 1% instead of 12%
[19:22] <hmw> karim: sudo fdisk -l shows all partitions
[19:22] <Lothen> Alright! I put in vga=0x305. Question! How do I save it though? I do not know how to save my changes nor exit GNU nano for that matter
[19:22] <cybot> i installed the package and nvidia-tools too, but after installation i cannot access xorg file, it says: "VALIDATION ERROR: Data incomplete in file /etc/X11/xorg.conf. Device section "Configured Video Device" must have a Driver line.
[19:22] <tuffgong> hi i am having a problem with purging a software
[19:23] <karim> im a noob where do i write that
[19:23] <jeffreyf1> sahyuhr:I have the Lexmark X5070 and a call to Lexmark confirmed that this printer is essentially a paperweight under Linux and there are NO plans to write a driver for the lexmark line at any time in the near future.
[19:23] <cybot> How to do it?
[19:23] <hmw> Lothen: you probably started nano without sudo?
[19:23] <fryguy> Lothen: there is help at the bottom of nano that explains how to save files
[19:23] <Samuel> hello there!
[19:23] <armornick> tuffgong: what's the problem
[19:23] <zorganix> cybot: sorry bad link ... fr but search ubuntu doc nvidia
[19:23] <psywiped> !pastebin > karim
[19:23] <tuffgong> im getting the following error :E: google-gadgets: files list file for package `flex' is missing final newline
[19:23] <hmw> Lothen: you can save it to another file and then sudo cp otherfile realfile
[19:23] <tuffgong> even my Update manager is not working'
[19:23] <fraroco2> armornick: yes
[19:23] <Samuel> cock
[19:23] <Lothen> I started it with sudo. I'll go back in and read the bottom
[19:24] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: found anything unusual?
[19:24] <elexodus> fryguy: Ah ha! Thanks.
[19:24] <hmw> Lothen: its usually CTRL-X, Y, ENTER
[19:24] <armornick> fraroco2: what happens when you try running 'aplay /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Front_Center.wav' in a terminal?
[19:24] <fryguy> elexodus: now type mount by itself and find out what the filesystem actually is, and use that in fstab.  and read the manpage for mount
[19:25] <tuffgong> armornick,
[19:25] <pcfreak30> can anyone look at my dmesg dump. http://pastebin.com/m49b5794d
[19:25] <hmw> pcfreak30: what should i look for?
[19:25] <everdusty> why cant I load 9-04 into windows ???
[19:25] <fraroco2> armornick: appers "Playing WAVE '/usr/share/sounds/alsa/Front_Center.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 48000 Hz, Mono
[19:25] <fraroco2> " but I can not heart it
[19:25] <Lothen> GNU nano does not say how to save or exit
[19:25] <Lothen> *sighs*
[19:25] <hmw> pcfreak30: gah. too much. what is wrong? aah
[19:25] <fryguy> Lothen: the second command on the first row...
[19:26] <phamin> hi everyone, I try to mount /dev/hda5  to the directory /var with 'noexec' and 'nosuid' opetion do u think this is correct
[19:26] <phamin> mount -o noexec,nouser   /dev/hd5 /var
[19:26] <karim> http://paste.ubuntu.com/163041/ theres my message please help
[19:26] <Ghoti> Lothen: to exit in nano, ^X. To save without exiting, ^O
[19:26] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: found anything yet?
[19:26] <Yanick_> psywiped: I somehow got it to work. I forced mounting (with sudo) then unmounted it and removed the line in the fstab... then plugged the drive and the icon popped up on the desktop
[19:26] <Yanick_> stupid windows
[19:26] <elexodus> fryguy: that worked perfectly.
[19:26] <Ghoti> Lothen: to *really* edit a file, use vi ;)
[19:26] <tuffgong> when i try to do any update, purge, removal... i get this messege: files list file for package `flex' is missing final newline
[19:26] <tuffgong> please help
[19:26] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  im in and out all day.. taking care of the wife.. dont expect me to be  here all the time
[19:26] <tuffgong> somebody... :(
[19:27] <kovacsleeve> Anyone know when Opera for 9.04 is coming out?
[19:27] <hmw> pcfreak30: what error gave the bios?
[19:27] <fryguy> tuffgong: /etc/apt/  and find the bad sources line and fix it
[19:27] <armornick> fraroco2: hm, sorry but I'm out of ideas :s
[19:27] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  ask the channel to check it out and see wher the space went
[19:27] <Linuz2009> alright.
[19:27] <fraroco2> armornick: thnks
[19:27] <tuffgong> fryguy, which is a bad source?
[19:27] <phamin> help plz
[19:27] <tuffgong> explain??
[19:27] <fryguy> tuffgong: no idea, i'm not looking at your sources
[19:27] <Linuz2009> can someone help me find out my space.
[19:28] <Patryk_W> Hello :)
[19:28] <phamin> is this correct: mount -o noexec,nouser   /dev/hd5 /var
[19:28] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  you are using less then 3gb of space on a 50+GB hd.
[19:28] <fryguy> Linuz2009: check out the du command
[19:28] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
[19:28] <Dr_Willis> /dev/sda1              72G  2.7G   66G   4% /
[19:28] <Dr_Willis> 72gb parittion.. using 2.7gb...
[19:28] <armornick> tuffgong: try pasting what's in your /etc/apt/sources.list with pastebin
[19:28] <Dr_Willis> oops 66gb partitiion.
[19:28] <hmw> pcfreak30: can you boot into the "recovery" console?
[19:28] <Ubuntu111111> fryguy: Okay, so I did sudo gksu, then choose to open nautilus with root, navigated over to /var/logs/ and tried dragging syslog to the shred launcher I have. Still doesn't work. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
[19:29] <tuffgong> armornick, ok
[19:29] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  so whats the ORIGINAL problem then? Your drives are not 'full'
[19:29] <Linuz2009> all i see is lots of programs.
[19:29] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: I want to get more space
[19:29] <fryguy> Ubuntu111111: the shred launcher is in a different instance of nautilus so it will be run as that users permission.  just do this from the command line because it's going to be a lot easier
[19:29] <Ghoti> Linuz2009: 69GB not enough room for you? o.O
[19:29] <BleSS> ubuntu comes with py 2.6 by default, how use any another python version for a moment?
[19:29] <usr13> Linuz2009: What are you trying to do?
[19:30] <fryguy> Ubuntu111111: almost everything is easier from the command line
[19:30] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  err.. you are only using 3gb of your 66gb hard drive..  4% in use...
[19:30] <kashikai> #host
[19:30] <Lothen> I type all that stuff and it does nothing
[19:30] <tuffgong> http://pastebin.com/d43d3521a
[19:30] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: I thought I'm using alot of space
[19:30] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  so again whats the ORIGINAL problem then?
[19:30] <elexodus> Anybody know the command to copy an entire partitian to another drive? Thanks in advance,
[19:30] <tuffgong> as u can see i havent added any sources that werent there with ubuntu
[19:30] <fryguy> BleSS: this is probably helpful http://achinghead.com/archive/83/installing-multiple-versions-python/
[19:30] <elexodus> Anybody know the command to copy an entire partitian to another drive? Thanks in advance
[19:30] <Lothen> I type ^X and ^0 and neither one does anything
[19:30] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:   its says 4% in use.. right there...
[19:30] <tuffgong> so what is a bad source
[19:30] <hmw> elexodus: partimg
[19:31] <Lothen> Also the second command in the first line tells me nothing as well
[19:31] <usr13> Linuz2009: If you want [or need]  more space, get a larger drive. Or a second drive.
[19:31] <fryguy> Lothen: ^ is ctrl, not the actual carat symbol
[19:31] <Ubuntu111111> fryguy: tehehe.. I'm kinda afraid of the command line, but I'll give it a try. So what I would do is cd /var/log/. Then, "shred syslog"?
[19:31] <Lothen> Ah! I had no way of knowing that
[19:31] <fryguy> Ubuntu111111: no
[19:31] <elexodus> hmw: sudo partimg [partitian1] [drive2]?
[19:31] <fryguy> Ubuntu111111: cd /var/log; ls; and then shred each file that you want to shred
[19:32] <Linuz2009> how can I create a second drive?
[19:32] <usr13> Linuz2009: If you want a smaller install, try Xubuntu.
[19:32] <hmw> elexodus: you may have to install that program first. try man partimg or google. The program itself is quite easy to use (terminal, but menu oriented)
[19:32] <BleSS> fryguy: thanks but jaunty already comes with several python distributions
[19:32] <elexodus> hmw: cool, thanks
[19:32] <usr13> Linuz2009: You may have a bit of trouble creating one, but you can go to the store and buy one.
[19:33] <Linuz2009> you mean a external hard drive?
[19:33] <fryguy> BleSS: so then follow the part of the instructions that deals with manipulating both pythons at the same time
[19:33] <hmw> elexodus: there is a "linux rescue cd" with partimg on it somehwere on the web. You might want to burn on of those and boot it, instead of copying a "living" partition.
[19:33] <usr13> Linuz2009: Are you about to run out of hard drive space?
[19:33] <Ubuntu111111> fryguy: ah okay. I'll give it at try. Thanks!
[19:33] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  why do you need mroe space when you are only using 4% of what you got...
[19:33]  * malex wonders if this is a good time to dist-upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 i.e. known release glitches worked out, yet?
[19:33] <Ghoti> usr13: he's got about 70GB of space free on his drive..
[19:34] <hmw> Linuz2009: whats your problem with the partition? do you want to resize it?
[19:34] <Ghoti> malex: I did a live upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 yesterday and it worked perfectly, for what that's worth
[19:34] <usr13> Linuz2009: You can install an internal drive if you like, or you can just get an external drive if you prefer. It is up to you.  The choice is yours.
[19:34] <malex> Ghoti: yes, that's what I wanted to hear :)
[19:34] <Linuz2009> No, never mind I thought there's something wrong with my computer
[19:34] <Lothen> ^X does not exit GNU nano
[19:34] <lordmetroid> is ext4 preferable to ext3 for a media where I want to store my multimedia assets data?
[19:34] <Linuz2009> thanks though
[19:34] <Ghoti> malex: glad to help :)
[19:35] <fryguy> lordmetroid: probably not
[19:35] <lordmetroid> ok
[19:35] <Lothen> When I ^o or whatever I lose the cursor
[19:35] <lordmetroid> thanks
[19:35] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  what did you 'think' was wrong? get the full/empty numbers backwards?
[19:35] <Linuz2009> A lot of empty folders
[19:35] <hume> hi... just upgraded to jaunty - now I find nowhere in amarok where i can connect and move media to my mp3-player ---anyone knows ho to connect media players to new amarok in jaunty?
[19:35] <Linuz2009> does that reduce space
[19:35] <e1luca> on install 9.04 I selected "Keyboard with Euro symbol on 5" witch is where it is on my Vaio keyboard. How do I acces it? tnx
[19:35] <fryguy> Linuz2009: 4kb per folder in ext filesystems
[19:35] <Linuz2009> like broken folder
[19:35] <hmw> Lothen: after CTRL-O it asks for the file name, just hit ENTER
[19:35] <tuffgong> fryguy, armornick, http://pastebin.com/d43d3521a
[19:36] <Ghoti> hume: Amarok is a KDE app, is it not? You might get more assistance in #kubuntu if no one in here has an answer.
[19:36] <Linuz2009> if thought its empty, its still using 4kb?
[19:36] <Lothen> Didn't ask for that
[19:36] <tuffgong> as u can see i havent changed my sources at all
[19:36] <Lothen> cursor just vanished and it stayed right where it was
[19:36] <usr13> Linuz2009: What you have installed is Ubuntu that is not just the operating system.  Ubuntu has many many open source applications for you to use.  One of them is OpenOffice, for instance, and OpenOffice takes up 200MB at least.
[19:36] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  empty is empty..  whats empty?
[19:36] <fryguy> tuffgong: anything in sources.d
[19:36] <Lothen> Second time it did take me to a type of file name, but would not let me edit it
[19:36] <hmw> Lothen: full keys to exit+save is CTRL-X, Y, ENTER
[19:36] <fryguy> Linuz2009: yes it still uses 4k
[19:36] <fryguy> you have to store the fact that the folder exists somehow
[19:36] <Dr_Willis> it takes a lot of empty folders to fill up a gb. :)
[19:37] <Linuz2009> I saved it in my computer so I'll paste it into a URL for you guys to see.
[19:37] <tuffgong> fryguy, nothing in sources.d
[19:37] <fryguy> tuffgong: and you can't apt-get update?
[19:37] <hmw> Dr_Disk 1.000.000/8.000 folders?
[19:37] <usr13> Linuz2009: Pastebin what you want us to see.
[19:37] <hmw> oops... 1.000.000.000/8.192 or so
[19:37] <tuffgong> fryguy, no i can update
[19:37] <Lothen> Still frozen after doing ^0
[19:38] <fryguy> err my bad, it's 512 bytes on ext3 filesystems, i was getting confused with another filesystem
[19:38] <tuffgong> fryguy, i cant update my system using Update Manager
[19:38] <fryguy> tuffgong: i don't use Update Manager, so I can't help you there
[19:38] <hmw> Lothen: it should blink somewhere on the bottom (3rd last line), asking for a file name
[19:38] <Black_Phantom> Hello
[19:38] <Linuz2009> here's all the errors that I found with Klean sweeper and its a LONG list, http://paste.ubuntu.com/163046/
[19:38] <Lothen> I cannot scroll and there is no blinker/cursor/ After I did Ctrl - 0 it vanished
[19:38] <tuffgong> fryguy, i cant install anything using apt-get install
[19:38] <tuffgong> or purge
[19:38] <fryguy> Lothen: it's O, not 0
[19:39] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  i wouldent worry too much about kleansweep
[19:39] <Black_Phantom> Why Adobe flash player is slow in Ubuntu ?
[19:39] <Dr_Willis> Linuz2009:  if the sytem works - leave it alone
[19:39] <hmw> fryguy lotharn btw. CTRL-0 (zero) does nothing on my nano
[19:39] <fryguy> Black_Phantom: because it's proprietary closed source software that we have no control over.  Try bypassing nspluginwrapper by using the native 64-bit alpha direct from adobe
[19:39] <Ghoti> Black_Phantom: because it's slow everywhere? :)
[19:39] <Ubuntu111111> fryguy: Okay, it works. Thank you so much. I have one more question for you. For all the log files there is (logfile name) and (logfile name).0 It appears that the one without the .0 at the end is some sort of application. Can you explain what the difference between the two is?
[19:39] <mogi22> how do you save a shoutcast stream so that vlc media player plays it automatically upon starting vlc?
[19:39] <Linuz2009> sure, I'll try my best not to modify my system.
[19:39] <blake_> In rhythmbox, is it possible to change the column order?  I want Location in front of Track Name
[19:40] <hmw> Lothen: you shouldnt scroll, it is the 3rd last line of your screen, not of the file. Try pressing ENTER
[19:40] <fryguy> Ubuntu111111: no idea, i don't have logfiles like that
[19:40] <Black_Phantom> fryguy you mean downloading the 64-bit version ?
[19:40] <Black_Phantom> of Adobe flash player ?
[19:40] <fryguy> Black_Phantom: yes
[19:40] <Linuz2009> so should I uninstall Klean Sweeper?
[19:40] <Lothen> They look the same to me. I cannot tell the difference between the two on this interface. 1 and 1 look the same. 0 and 0 look the same
[19:41] <Black_Phantom> But i dont have a 64-bit processor fryguy is that ok ?
[19:41] <Ubuntu111111> fryguy: Okay, thanks again for your help.
[19:41] <fryguy> Black_Phantom: it's not
[19:41] <hmw> Ubuntu111111: looks like "log rotation" to me. After a log file is getting bigger than a certain amount, it is renamed LOGFILENAME.SOMENUMBER and a new file is created
[19:41] <Linuz2009> since its insignificant?
[19:41] <tuffgong> can anyone here please please help me... i get this error 'files list file for package `flex' is missing final newline' when i try to install software or update my system using Update Manager
[19:41] <andycan> I cant compile abgx360 gui under ubuntu 8.10, make complains about wxwidgets, i have the latest and ./configure reports the package to be okay. Whats wrong here? http://pastebin.com/d4810ab9c
[19:41] <monik> hola
[19:42] <monik> hola
[19:42] <hmw> !ask | monik
[19:42] <monik> alguien puede ayudarme
[19:42] <malex> Where does "network manager" keep connection info/passphrases? I must back it up before upgrade to jaunty or I could loose my wifi connection at work.
[19:42] <hmw> !es | monik
[19:42] <Black_Phantom> fryguy there is any other flash player which is 'open source' at the same time 100% compatible with Linux/Ubuntu ?
[19:42] <fryguy> Black_Phantom: gnash
[19:42] <monik> si espanol
[19:42] <monik> spain
[19:43] <Linuz2009> Dr_Willis: so I should uninstall Klean Sweeper and leave my system from there?
[19:43] <Lothen> Alright! Made it out!
[19:43] <usr13> Linuz2009: I'm going to pass on to you some important information that applies to lots of different situations;  "If it aint broke, don't fix it."    Linux filesystems requre very little maintenance.  It requres some, but very little. What  little it does requre is done automatically for you.
[19:43] <monik> i have a problem with ubunut-server
[19:43] <Lothen> I named it menu.lst
[19:43] <Black_Phantom> Aha ok, thanks for your help fryguy
[19:43] <Linuz2009> usr13: sure
[19:43] <Lothen> I cannot see the taskbar at the bottom of my computer because some jerk messed up the bottom half of it cuz I got his girlfriend to dump him
[19:43] <paolo88> hi! graphic card nVidia FX770M is compatible with ubuntu?
[19:43] <Lothen> That is why I could not see it
[19:44] <shamus> when a drive to pass the initial system check on boot, where is the log file saved?
[19:44] <usr13> Lothen: Shouldn
[19:44] <Lothen> Man perhaps I should avoid text console
[19:44] <Lothen> I cannot see the bottom!
[19:44] <monik> I have a problem with the sound, how I configure it?
[19:44] <usr13> Lothen: Shouldn't have gotten his girlfriend to dump him.
[19:44] <hmw> Lothen: then adjust the monitor
[19:44] <IndyGunFreak> !sound | monik
[19:44] <Linuz2009> so do you guys think I should install a anti-phishing toolbar?
[19:44] <MHz128> paolo88, yes
[19:44] <shamus> when a drive fails to pass the initial system check on boot, where is the log files saved?*
[19:44] <monik> yes
[19:44] <Lothen> Eh, he was a jerk. I back at him x10 anyways
[19:45] <One_More_Time> je vais te pété dans la bouche put1
[19:45] <fryguy> Linuz2009: if you feel like you might become a victim of phishing, and don't trust the mechanisms put into browsers stock configurations, then sure
[19:45] <hmw> shamus: good question. Maybe the init-ram-disk?
[19:45] <paolo88> MHz128: i must install driver or ubuntu download and install it?
[19:45] <Pici> !fr | One_More_Time
[19:45] <MHz128> paolo88, yes
[19:45] <fryguy> paolo88: ubuntu will do it for you
[19:46] <Linuz2009> fryguy: then where can I install one for linux?
[19:46] <Lothen> vga=773 I could use instead if I am picky and like decimal instead of hexidecimal right?
[19:46] <fryguy> you install one for your browser, not for your operating system
[19:46] <hmw> shamus: in either case, you should be able to access the files under /var/log anyways. Maybe the content is lost after shutdown
[19:46] <Dr_Willis> Theres paranoid. then theres Tinfoil-hat paranoid
[19:46] <Linuz2009> fryguy: if you had no idea then I google it.
[19:46] <fryguy> Linuz2009: take a look at firefox add-ons
[19:46] <One_More_Time> farte in your nose
[19:46] <shamus> hmw: im not sure, In order for my machine to boot, I have to hit control-d, it's odd
[19:46] <hmw> Lothen: technically, it is irrelevant. I recommend to use hex, because when you use vga=ask, you will be presented hex codes only.
[19:47] <paolo88> fryguy: ubuntu 64 bit? The gpu are will active?
[19:47] <hmw> shamus: sounds like you ended up in a root console
[19:47] <Lothen> Gotcfha
[19:47] <fryguy> paolo88: yes
[19:47] <hmw> shamus: like the "repair" menu entry in grub
[19:47] <shamus> hmw: yes I did, i just mounted this drive yesterday, and after a reboot this is what the system is doing
[19:48] <hmw> shamus: check your /boot/grub/menu.lst - did something mess up your boot params?
[19:48] <DigitalKiwi> what is a root console?
[19:48] <elexodus> hmw: nice program. When partimage creates an image, does it creat an image file that needs to be extracted, or does it directly copy the partitian?
[19:48] <hmw> elexodus: it can do both
[19:48] <elexodus> hmw: hmm, I wonder which one I did.
[19:48] <elexodus> hmw: I guess I'll know in 78 hours or so.
[19:48] <hmw> elexodus: just a little hint *giggles* think, _before_ you type
[19:49] <elexodus> hmw:lol
[19:49] <shamus> hmw: well, it's not in the boot so I'm not exactly sure it is a grub error, it's before the login and after i chose the operating system to start, and this drive isnt for booting, there is only one partition and it is used for storage, no boots
[19:49] <Linuz2009> fryguy: how can I update my mozilla browser?
[19:49] <Jared> sup guys
[19:49] <Lothen> What is the difference between getting root access and using sudo?
[19:49] <fryguy> Linuz2009: you can't (easily), you use the version that is provided for you by ubuntu
[19:49] <fryguy> Lothen: nothing
[19:49] <Lothen> Thought so
[19:50] <meoblast001> is it possible to mount a CUE file?
[19:50] <hmw> shamus: i was not thinking of a grub error, but a strange kernel parameter, something like the one, that leads to the "repair" console auto-login
[19:50] <Linuz2009> fryguy: you mean I can't update it?/
[19:50] <paolo88> fryguy: well! I want buy a Mobile Precision M4400 with the nVidia FX770M, Intel® CoreTM 2 Duo T9400 (2.53GHz,6MB L2 Cache 1066MHz), 4GB, 800MHz DDR2 Dual Channel,  320GB Serial ATA (5400 RPM) Hard Drive, EMEA Intel Pro Wireless WI-FI 5100 (802.11a/g/Draft-n 1X2) MiniCard for Centrino 2 Label
[19:50] <DigitalKiwi> sudo is safer
[19:50] <fryguy> Linuz2009: right
[19:50] <Lothen> Are there not cases though when I will want root access instead of sudo in Ubunu though?
[19:50] <usr13> meoblast001: What is CUE?
[19:50] <DigitalKiwi> well not really
[19:50] <Jared> lothen: sometimes
[19:50] <meoblast001> usr13: similar to an ISO
[19:50] <paolo88> fryguy: ubuntu 64 bit is compatible with this notebook?
[19:50] <DigitalKiwi> it isn't safer  in so far as security, but in far as doing something stupid
[19:50] <Lothen> Like when?
[19:50] <fryguy> palmje: sure
[19:50] <DigitalKiwi> like rm -rf <root>
[19:50] <fryguy> paolo88: sure
[19:50] <shamus> hmw, yes, well where would this log file be created do you think? it said something about fsdisk
[19:51] <Jared> lothen: if you use su and authenticate, you stay root afterwards when using terminal
[19:51] <usr13> meoblast001: file filename.CUE
[19:51] <Jared> using sudo is just for like one thing at a time
[19:51] <Lothen> Ah
[19:51] <DigitalKiwi> oh and don't forget that if you don't close the terminal and someone comes up to your computer
[19:51] <meoblast001> usr13: ?
[19:51] <fryguy> Jared: there's also sudo -i
[19:51] <Jared> exactly
[19:51] <DigitalKiwi> which is why startx is kind of stupid
[19:51] <Linuz2009> fryguy: so ubuntu installed mozilla fox and disable the update function so the version ubuntu provide will be safe even w/o pathces?
[19:51] <DigitalKiwi> startx; logout
[19:51] <paolo88> fryguy: UPEK® Fingerprint Reader (Swipe) too?
[19:51] <DigitalKiwi> ftw
[19:51] <Linuz2009> patches.
[19:51] <Jared> i'm really digging 9.04 so far XD
[19:52] <fryguy> paolo88: no idea
[19:52] <Jared> only prob is it freezes completely sometimes :\
[19:52] <Thirsteh> sudo will 'forget' that you authenticated after a while, though
[19:52] <usr13> meoblast001: See: http://he.fi/bchunk/
[19:52] <Lothen> I don't suppose anyone knows how to get ArcView working on Ubuntu? heh heh
[19:52] <fryguy> Linuz2009: yes
[19:52] <Jared> what's Arcview? o.O
[19:52] <Jared> sounds kind of cool
[19:52] <Lothen> www.esri.com
[19:52] <Lothen> GIS software
[19:52] <paolo88> fryguy: but dosen't work i can use the passwor or not?
[19:52] <hmw> shamus: since the file system in *nix is kind of virtual, the logs are always under /var/log. The question is, where is /var/log physically? might be the initramfs or some other sort of ram disk.
[19:52] <fryguy> arcview is an esri product for doing gis stuff
[19:53] <Lothen> yup
[19:53] <Jared> ah ok
[19:53] <fryguy> paolo88: ?
[19:53] <Jared> thought it was some new sort of alt-tab thing xD
[19:53] <Jared> that reminds me i need to configure ringswitcher..
[19:53] <Lothen> lol I am not paying thousands in extensions for that
[19:53] <hmw> shamus: mount will tell you about mounted file systems (ram disks included)
[19:53] <shamus> hmw: will do
[19:53] <fryguy> Lothen: esri is a windows only platform, so you'll need either an emulation or virtualization layer to run those products
[19:53] <Jack8899> fryguy: I downloaded the .deb package. But it didnt install either. It didn't say much, something like "an error occured".
[19:54] <perillu> I have a Dell Latitude D510.  OpenGL applications seem to constantly flicker though.  Even glxgears, the display flickers it sort of "blinks" to white and back to the glxgears display.  It uses the video card:  Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller
[19:54] <Lothen> Yeah, will wine work?
[19:54] <lanoxx> how can i remove a low level ata password? i have an hp pavillion of a friend here and he asked me to fix it, the bios utility fails scanning the drive so i wanted to run some other tools, but i always get the message that there is a low level ata passwort set and the drive is locked
[19:54] <Linuz2009> fryguy: just to let you know, I install netcraft toolbar.
[19:54] <fryguy> Lothen: yes
[19:54] <elexodus> hmw: Ok, that wasn't going to work... How do you copy a partitian directly to a new drive?
[19:54] <hmw> shamus: simply "mount"... or "sudo fdisk -l" to see all partitions, your sys finds.
[19:54] <fryguy> elexodus: use dd
[19:54] <paolo88> fryguy: if the finger read don't work...i can use the password for login, true?
[19:54] <usr13> lanoxx: No
[19:54] <fryguy> paolo88: sure
[19:54] <elexodus> fryguy: dd?
[19:54] <Lothen> how do I install wine from commandline? I know how to get it from the menu system, but I want to learn commandline! *laughs*
[19:54] <fryguy> elexodus: dd
[19:54] <lanoxx> usr13, what do you mean with no?
[19:54] <Linuz2009> And I don't think I'll need to install an anti-virus
[19:54] <enissay_> How can i install SopCast on Intrepid please?
[19:54] <fryguy> Lothen: apt-get install wine
[19:54] <Linuz2009> right?
[19:54] <usr13> lanoxx: If you find out, let me know.
[19:54] <elexodus> Lothen: sudo apt-get install wine-hq
[19:54] <hmw> elexodus: i dont know by heart. Try the man page or look through the menus. SHouldnt be hard. You may have a problem, if the partition is already mounted, but I am not certain about this
[19:55] <shamus> hmw: http://pastebin.ca/1410576
[19:55] <Lothen> so which is it? confused
[19:55] <Linuz2009> heard that linux is diffcult for hackers to crack
[19:55] <digitalfallacy> I have interpid packages .... can i install them with one command ??
[19:55] <paolo88> fryguy: at the end i can buy this notebook and install ubuntu!
[19:55] <elexodus> fryguy: so, dd would be the command?
[19:55] <fryguy> elexodus: right
[19:55] <perillu> Linuz2009: no you don't need an inti-virus
[19:55] <perillu> Linuz2009: anti-virus*
[19:55] <digitalfallacy> Linuz2009: where did u herd that ?
[19:55] <hmw> shamus: i'd guess its located on /dev/sda4
[19:56] <usr13> lanoxx: If the HD is password protected, you can only put it back in the original PC, but other than that - I dono - not much  you can do.
[19:56] <hmw> shamus: since there is no other partition mounted to /var or /var/log, so it is in /
[19:56] <Linuz2009> but there's still at least some viruses that linux weren't immune to right?
[19:56] <fryguy> Linuz2009: no
[19:56] <MHz128> is it possible to install KDE from a Kubuntu CD?
[19:56] <lanoxx> its in the original pc, its a hp pavilian, everything is factory default only the os is giged so i wanted to use the backup partition to bring it back but it always fails
[19:56] <Linuz2009> you mean linux had no virus period?
[19:57] <hmw> Linuz2009: afaik, there are 2 linux viruses
[19:57] <perillu> OpenGL applications seem to constantly flicker though.  Even glxgears, the display flickers it sort of "blinks" to white and back to the glxgears display.  It uses the video card:  Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller      and the laptop is a Dell Latitude D510.  Can anyone help me?
[19:57] <Linuz2009> just 2?
[19:57] <hmw> yes LOL
[19:57] <digitalfallacy> Linuz2009: viruses are platform dependend
[19:57] <DigitalKiwi> there have been more than 2
[19:57] <usr13> Linuz2009: It can be made easy by sloppy use.  Basically, just use a good password that is hard to crack and you are safe.
[19:57] <DigitalKiwi> heck people install windows viruses in linux
[19:57] <usr13> Linuz2009: You do not need anti-virus software.
[19:57] <shamus> hmw: which log would it be exactly in the /var/log?
[19:57]  * DigitalKiwi still cracks up at that ubuntu user
[19:58] <Linuz2009> oh, would anyone of you tell me whats a good password?
[19:58] <hmw> shamus: you tell me, i dont know, why you wanted to find the logs in the beginning. !?
[19:58] <digitalfallacy> Linuz2009: which OS are you using ??
[19:58] <DigitalKiwi> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=72598
[19:58] <Linuz2009> Ubuntu, 9.04
[19:58] <digitalfallacy> I have interpid packages .... can i install them in 1 go ??
[19:58] <shamus> hmw: I am sorry about that, im a bit new to linux...
[19:58] <DigitalKiwi> Linuz2009: at least 8 characters, letters numbers and punctuation
[19:58] <fryguy> Linuz2009: alphabumeric (upper and layer) with special characters that is as long as possible
[19:59] <usr13> Linuz2009: One that is not too simple.  Maybe combine some numbers and maybe spell the word or name backwards or just random characters mixed with numbers.
[19:59] <Linuz2009> what if I forgot the password?
[19:59] <paolo88> fryguy: tanks!
[19:59] <meoblast001> usr13: how do you actually use that?
[19:59] <DigitalKiwi> mine for example are all over 10
[19:59] <Lothen> couldn't find package wine-hq
[19:59] <DigitalKiwi> take weeks to crack =D
[19:59] <hmw> shamus: don't worry, were all just beginners. Some of us are advanced beginners. And I heard, some of those beginners even hack the kernel. *g* Lets start over: What is the problem, you want to solve?
[19:59]  * DigitalKiwi knows, he tried
[19:59] <usr13> meoblast001: I do not know.  Never used it.
[19:59] <perillu> Linuz2009: =#q"4R[%s}6T\gp  is a good password xD  I use an "algorithm" to generate my passwords, so they all are different like the one I typed, but I never forget them.
[19:59] <DigitalKiwi> hmw: hahaha, that's funny
[19:59] <meoblast001> usr13: ok
[20:00] <elexodus> hmw: Ok, so, I have a 650+GB partitian I need to make into an image so that I can expell the image into another drive. The problem being that I only have about 884GB of free space.
[20:00] <usr13> meoblast001: What did;    file filename.CUE   tell you?
[20:00] <fryguy> elexodus: use dd and move it direct from one drive to the other
[20:00] <DigitalKiwi> hmw: /me is not a beginner but ty for noticing
[20:00] <hmw> elexodus: stand by, i will install partimg and look for myself
[20:00] <Linuz2009> yeah that's a good password but i want something thats I can remember.
[20:00] <DigitalKiwi> it helps I use other stuff than ubuntu ;D
[20:00] <Linuz2009> like a event or phrase.
[20:00] <hmw> DigitalKiwi: i am a beginner since 1982
[20:00] <mudassar> Hello linux users, I want to contribute in ubuntu. There is no support of voice call in pidgin. I want to work on it. Can you people guide me where should I start from ?
[20:00] <perillu> Linuz2009: It's still possible for you can still get back into your system even if you forget your pass
[20:00] <DigitalKiwi> hmw: ha
[20:00] <blake_> In rhythmbox, is it possible to change the column order?  I want Location in front of Track Name in the media library
[20:00] <Jack8899> fryguy: I downloaded the .deb package of wicd. But it didnt install either. It didn't say much, something like "an error occured".
[20:00] <usr13> meoblast001: filename.CUE   #Where filename.CUE is the actual name of the file.
[20:01] <Linuz2009> how?
[20:01] <DigitalKiwi> slow learner? :P
[20:01] <elexodus> fryguy: dd just isn't working for me. It just waits, and waits. I can't find any support for the command via google.
[20:01] <bobstro> Linuz2009:  a phase phrase is good too -- a long(ish) sentence that you can remember but mostly random.
[20:01] <Linuz2009> by accessing the root account?
[20:01] <shamus> hmw: I want my disk to mount correctly, I just bought the disk yesterday, installed with the instructions provided here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7194774 , and now receive an error about the UUID and the fdisk and that it has saved the error log in /var/log
[20:01] <fryguy> elexodus: read the manpage
[20:01] <meoblast001> oh no
[20:01] <jtaji> !contribute | mudassar
[20:01] <Linuz2009> then what would you guys recommend? Random or Logic password?
[20:01] <perillu> Linuz2009: just google something like "ubuntu forgot password" and you will see.  It's pretty easy, it gets you a root shell and you can retype the password
[20:01] <Linuz2009> thanks
[20:01] <meoblast001> i just Control+A+D'd on a screen session and screen -rd won't bring it back
[20:02] <DigitalKiwi> I like frilly toothpicks + a year + puntuation becomes... Ilftp2007*!@
[20:02] <gnubie> perillu; http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904    the release notes have something about your card
[20:02] <fryguy> meoblast001: screen -RD
[20:02] <TopBunny88> mudassar: check out #pidgin
[20:02] <perillu> Linuz2009: In Ubuntu I would use something very difficult for your root account, since you will almost never use it.
[20:02] <bobstro> Linuz2009:  the important thing is that you can remember it. within that, as random or non-dictionary worded as possible.
[20:02] <meoblast001> fryguy: there are several screens... how do i pick on.. and then how do i end it
[20:02] <DigitalKiwi> use something very difficult for your user
[20:02] <DigitalKiwi> since you have sudo :P
[20:02] <perillu> Linuz2009: but your own password should be a little easier to type and remember.
[20:03] <digitalfallacy> ubottu : sir , i have interpid packages , is there and command or procedure so that i can install them at one go
[20:03] <elexodus> fryguy: can't get the if, of statements right.
[20:03] <jtaji> perillu: ubuntu doesn't use or ask for a root password by default
[20:03] <Linuz2009> I didn't put any password on my root account
[20:03] <fryguy> meoblast001: use screen -ls to get a list, and append the name to the end, or just read the manpage
[20:03] <DigitalKiwi> ubuntu has root login disabled doesn't it?
[20:03] <bobstro> Linuz2009:  if it's so complex you have to write it down, you've defated yourself.
[20:03] <fryguy> elexodus: dd if=/dev/inputdrive of=/dev/outputdrive
[20:03] <hmw> shamus: you tried to use something like "mount /dev/sdb1"? mount normally works like this: mount WHAT TOWHERE (like mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt). If you put a certain line into /etc/fstab, mount can do it without the target. Try, if you can mount it manually with mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt
[20:03] <usr13> Linuz2009: Ubuntu does not use root account
[20:03] <bobstro> Linuz2009:  i think i had to for cups to work from the web page. but yes, you rarely need it.
[20:03] <fryguy> usr13: sure it does
[20:03] <grawity> DigitalKiwi: By default, yes
[20:03] <perillu> perillu: ya, that's why I told him the root should be a lot less easy to guess because he will never really need it
[20:03] <hmw> shamus: sudo mount of course
[20:04] <Linuz2009> Can Hacker access the root account?
[20:04] <fryguy> Linuz2009: yes
[20:04] <Linuz2009> I've heard that they could
[20:04] <perillu> Linuz2009: Are you sure?  I don't think it's even possible to not have a root account password....
[20:04] <usr13> fryguy: For all practicle purposes it does not.
[20:04] <bobstro> Linuz2009:  with direct access to the machine, without encrypted drive, yes.
[20:04] <hmw> elexodus: how did you install partimg?
[20:04] <hmw> elexodus (because i cant find it)
[20:04] <elexodus> fryguy: it just hangs...
[20:04] <Linuz2009> then they can do whatever they want.
[20:04] <jtaji> perillu: ubuntu has root account disabled by default
[20:04] <fryguy> usr13: it doesn't use the root PASSWORD, it uses the root account for plenty of things.  root account being defined as uid=0
[20:04] <shamus> hmw: well, strangely, disk was mounted to /mount and not to /mnt as I have an icon on desktop and in "Places" , right now the disk is correctly mounted, but the system is trying to mount it as well to /mnt I think
[20:04] <bobstro> Linuz2009:  but then again, if i can walk up to your pc, i can steal it anyhow.
[20:04] <fryguy> elexodus: it's not hung, it's working
[20:04] <elexodus> hmw: apt-get install partimg
[20:04] <usr13> practical*
[20:05] <perillu> jtaji: oh really.  huh, sorry didn't know.
[20:05] <Linuz2009> then is there any way that I can protect my root account?
[20:05] <Lothen> Does installing wine create any security vulnerabilities?
[20:05] <IndyGunFreak> elexodus, does that package xist?
[20:05] <hmw> shamus alright, your problem seems to be related to /etc/fstab then.
[20:05] <digitalfallacy> somebody please answer :how can i install packages by giving an istallation loc
[20:05] <elexodus> IndyGunFreak: it worked for me
[20:05] <ssmy> any idea how i can get apache working after jaunty upgrade? start w/o complaint, but doesn't run. possibly a php issue?
[20:05] <Linuz2009> it almost seemed like a weakness to Linux.
[20:05] <bobstro> Lothen:  are you allowing untrusted users onto your machine?
[20:05] <bangolio> when i go into appearance and try to turn on visual effects i get "Desktop effects could not be enabled"
[20:05] <IndyGunFreak> elexodus, hmm, never heard of it
[20:05] <perillu> Linuz2009: ok well I would just recommend you use something you can remember but type it like p4ssw0rd, replacing letters with numbers for example.
[20:05] <IndyGunFreak> !info partimg
[20:06] <Lothen> not to my knowledge lol
[20:06] <hmw> elexodus: i have a freshly installed jaunty here, looks like i am missing some sources
[20:06] <Linuz2009> Like Window's Registry.
[20:06] <nibsa1242> need help with Gnome, my programs aren't showing up in my panel
[20:06] <usr13> fryguy: the root account is dissabled and we could go into a long discussion about it but is just easier to say that is is dissalbed.  Was trying not to use up too much space here on a busy channel.
[20:06] <bobstro> ssmy:  anyting in the logs?
[20:06] <DigitalKiwi> is Linuz2009 a troll?
[20:06] <IndyGunFreak> hmw, no, i think he gave the wrong info.. what are you trying to install, a partition editor?
[20:06] <ssmy> bobstro: checking again...
[20:06] <Gon> how can I see java.library.path var?
[20:06] <elexodus> hmw: no problem, I'm trying to work it out with the dd command. Also, it may be apt-get install partimage
[20:06] <fryguy> usr13: there's a difference between "skipping details" and "being wrong"
[20:06] <hmw> IndyGunFreak: the program "partimg" a partition image creator
[20:06] <bobstro> ssmy:  also check to see if processes are running
[20:06] <usr13> Linuz2009: Your root account is already protected.
[20:06] <Linuz2009> what's a troll?
[20:06] <bobstro> haha
[20:06] <bangolio> lol
[20:06] <Linuz2009> by default?
[20:06] <usr13> Linuz2009: You
[20:06] <perillu> Linuz2009: in windows you can do whatever you want pretty much no matter what user you are... so how is a root account a weakness?
[20:06] <DigitalKiwi> yeah definitely a troll
[20:06] <bobstro> default troll?
[20:06] <Ziw>  dno what u are talking about but the root account aint a weakness
[20:07] <ssmy> bobstro: no, they don't . nothing. just quiet failure.
[20:07] <DigitalKiwi> they live under bridges
[20:07] <bobstro> perillu:  that's changing, but certainly was true, yes.
[20:07] <hmw> elexodus: dd is not perfect, since it copies empty sectors too. YOu might even get problems with different partition sizes, if you use dd. I wish you success!
[20:07] <Lothen> How do I find out if I have root access currently?
[20:07] <fryguy> usr13: 'sudo id' and you'll see that the process that your shell forks for execution of the command is running as the root account.  that alone should be enough evidence that the root account gets used
[20:07] <bobstro> ssmy:  try launching it from a terminal perhaps, check for errors?
[20:07] <lordmetroid> I formated by external harddrive but it is being mounted so that I as a user can not manipulate the content, including adding more information
[20:07] <elexodus> fryguy: I don't see any change in the size of the destination drive's freespace.
[20:07] <bobstro> Lothen:  can you use sudo?
[20:07] <usr13> fryguy: For all practicle purposes the root account is dissabled in Ubuntu.
[20:07] <DigitalKiwi> 14:07 [FreeNode] -!- Linuz2009 [n=ubuntu20@ool-18bc3a8e.dyn.optonline.net]
[20:07] <DigitalKiwi> 14:07 [FreeNode] -!-  ircname  : purple
[20:07] <Lothen> yes
[20:07] <DigitalKiwi> is purple default for some client?
[20:07] <DigitalKiwi> I recognize it
[20:08] <ssmy> bobstro: pm okay? want to paste a bit
[20:08] <elexodus> hmw: I can't tell that it works at all. There are no empty sectors on the source disk.
[20:08] <krphop> elexodus: does it have to be an image, or do you just need the data from one to the other?
[20:08] <Linuz2009> you know if it get hacked or anything it'll be bad for your computer since that account held the most power just like when registry is corrupted, window's damaged and then the funny thing is it can be easily accessed.
[20:08] <fryguy> usr13: so when I edit /etc/fstab for example, how am I doing it? with magical faeries?
[20:08] <jtaji> DigitalKiwi: Pidgin
[20:08] <bobstro> ssmy:  sure, i have a few minutes. but keep in mind, some on here are smarter than i am!
[20:08] <hmw> aah... its "partimage" not partimg. ( IndyGunFreak)
[20:08] <elexodus> krphop: data from one to the other would be fine.
[20:08] <DigitalKiwi> ah makes sense
[20:08] <DigitalKiwi> using libpurple and all
[20:08] <bobstro> Linuz2009:  well of course. that's nothing new for any os.
[20:08] <shamus> hmw: my current fstab: http://pastebin.ca/1410587
[20:08] <krphop> elexodus: i'd recommend rsync, then you can pick up where you left off if something happens
[20:08] <usr13> fryguy: You can re-activate it just by giving root a password, but if you do that it would be best to remove sudo  priviledges to user when you do.
[20:09] <krphop> elexodus: can you put both drives in the same system for the data transfer?
[20:09] <fryguy> usr13: the file is owned by root, therefore it can only be edited by root (unless you chmod or chown first, but that is a bit outside the scope of this argument, however it's worth mentioning)
[20:09] <elexodus> krphop: yes, one is a RAID array, the other is a single sata.
[20:09] <lordmetroid> My external harddrive is being mounted with the owner of root
[20:09] <DigitalKiwi> Linuz2009: use good passwords, don't do stupid things, and linux is by default more secure than windows...at this time
[20:09] <perillu> Linuz2009: you do have a firewall though.  Just don't open up all your ports and you should be fine.
[20:09] <lordmetroid> Can I change that to the currently logged in user?
[20:09] <usr13> fryguy: You are using super-user [sudo]  but are not logging into the root account.  This discussion is OT, and we should take it to OT channel.
[20:09] <Linuz2009> where's that firewall?
[20:09] <krphop> elexodus: yeah, def do rsync then, just incase something happens you can start the rsync again, and it will pick up where it left off
[20:09] <nibsa1242> need help with Gnome, my programs aren't showing up in my panel
[20:10] <Ziw> is there a OT channel? :P
[20:10] <Jared> onoes
[20:10] <fryguy> usr13: i never said anything about logging into the root account.  You should review the source code for sudo some time and see how it actually works.
[20:10] <grawity> Ziw: #ubuntu-offtopic? #defocus?
[20:10] <krphop> elexodus: something like 'rsync -av --progress --stats /sourcedir /destdir
[20:10] <Linuz2009> Linux had a firewall?
[20:10] <Lothen> Alright! I got wine installed, but no idea how to use it? Anyone have any idea how I would install ArcView from CD using wine?
[20:10] <perillu> Linuz2009: it's already running by default, but if you want to view it, check if you have "firestarter" if not then do "sudo apt-get install firestarter" in a terminal.
[20:10] <usr13> Linuz2009: You don't have a firewall installed by default, but you can install one.
[20:10] <Ziw> grawity: thanks
[20:10] <hmw> elexodus: just read the man page. Looks like partimage cannot directly copy between partitions. :/
[20:10] <usr13> fryguy: I know how sudo works.
[20:10] <fryguy> usr13: apparently not since you are claiming it doesn't use the root account
[20:11] <hmw> Linuz2009: it's built in. The module is named "ipfilter".
[20:11] <Linuz2009> so why I need a firewall is it for hackers?
[20:11] <digitalfallacy> I have interpid packages .... can i install them all at once
[20:11] <racecar56> "* Not starting GNOME Display Manager (dwm); it is not the default display manager." i dont have any other display managers o.o
[20:11] <krphop> elexodus: i've used rsync to literally copy hundreds of terabytes of data, takes a LONG time to generate file lists, but it works
[20:11] <fryguy> usr13: when in fact there are multiple locations in the source code where it forks a process as uid=0 (which is the root account)
[20:11] <bobstro> Linuz2009:  do you lock your doors?
[20:11] <usr13> fryguy: Ok, I concede.  The root account exists on a Ubuntu - so how do you explain to someone that you can not log into root?
[20:11] <DigitalKiwi> ubuntu does not have iptables by default?
[20:11] <Linuz2009> alright good enough
[20:11] <bobstro> usr13:  well... you can.
[20:11] <gharz> guys, why is evolution the default email client when u install ubuntu, not thunderbird? any idea?
[20:11] <hmw> DigitalKiwi: iptables is just the user interface for ipfilter
[20:11] <usr13> fryguy: Or should you just tell them to do;  sudo root passwd
[20:11] <elexodus> krphop: I get the error: skipping non-regular file [Source partitian]
[20:11] <fryguy> usr13: I don't, i explain to them that password logins via a getty are disabled by default in ubuntu
[20:12] <nibsa1242> need help with Gnome, my programs aren't showing up in my panel
[20:12] <gharz> !thunderbird
[20:12] <krphop> elexodus: you'll have ot mount both source and dest partitions first
[20:12] <grndslm> anybody with Intrepid or Jaunty having problems with any of these chipsets / graphics... (1) G965 + GMA X3000 (2) G41 + GMA 4500 (3) G45 + GMA 4500HD (4)  GeForce 9300 / nForce 730i (5) GeForce 9400 ???
[20:12] <nibsa1242> gharz: because evolution is part of Gnome
[20:12] <usr13> fryguy: Which is the same thing as telling them that root is dissabled.
[20:12] <fryguy> usr13: there's other ways to use root than via a tty and password challenge-response
[20:12] <gharz> nibsa1242: i see.... thanks for the info.
[20:12] <racecar56> "* Not starting GNOME Display Manager (dwm); it is not the default display manager." i dont have any other display managers O_o  help please
[20:12] <Linuz2009> I created a password with 7 letters and 3 numbers
[20:12] <nibsa1242> gharz: you are welcome to change it to your preferred program
[20:12] <hmw> Linuz2009 DigitalKiwi: btw. Firestarter is a nice Gnome-UI for the firewall
[20:13] <fryguy> usr13: which is in fact the only thing that ubuntu does to "disable the root account", it removes the ability to login to root via a password challenge-response in a tty
[20:13] <shamus> hmw: my current fstab: http://pastebin.ca/1410587
[20:13]  * DigitalKiwi doesn't use gnome
[20:13] <DigitalKiwi> yuck
[20:13] <perillu> nibsa1242: what programs aren't showing up on your panel?  You can reset your gnome to the defaults set by Ubuntu if you want.
[20:13] <DigitalKiwi> (or kde before you say crap)
[20:13] <hmw> shamus: stand by
[20:13] <jtaji> !root | usr13 we usually explain it like this
[20:13] <usr13> fryguy: sudo uses the root account.
[20:13] <arktvrvs> sudo passwd :P
[20:14] <BurningSebra> hello. anyone care to tell me where the ed2k application (path to where the file is installed on your system) is located? i cant find the right file so it can handle the ed2k links from firefox.
[20:14] <DigitalKiwi> hehe, could you enable root login without having to change the password?
[20:14] <Jack8899> I have Kubuntu 9.04 installed into my Vista partition with wubi. I unintentionally uninstalled the network manager. What can I do now?
[20:14] <DigitalKiwi> that would be hilarious
[20:14] <fryguy> DigitalKiwi: sure
[20:14] <DigitalKiwi> do ya'll get a bunch of people that do that?
[20:14] <nibsa1242> perillu: when I open a program ( such as x-chat or FireFox ) its not in the panel where open programs are displayed, so I have to alt+tab to change to a minimized program.
[20:14] <nibsa1242> perillu how to I reset it?
[20:14] <lordmetroid> How do I make an automounting of a volume to not be mounted with a root owner?
[20:14] <FRENCH> Hi
[20:14] <arktvrvs> i did sudo passwd and put the same password back in. now i can su like a champ
[20:14] <fryguy> DigitalKiwi: sudo will give you a login shell if you want via sudo -i, or you can use ssh gssapi or publickey authentication, there's probably other ways but i don't feel like sharing those
[20:15] <Lothen> Do I need a firewall with Ubuntu?
[20:15] <fryguy> Lothen: no
[20:15] <krphop> why does the text install off the alt disk take SOO much longer than the normal install?
[20:15] <elexodus> krphop: still getting the same error message after making sure each was mounted. "sudo rsync /dev/sda4 /dev/sdb3"
[20:15] <Lothen> Why is that?
[20:15] <hmw> shamus: does the directory /mnt/storage exists and has it the right file permissions? pastebin me the output of "ls -l /mnt" (you might apt-get the program pastebinit)
[20:15] <FRENCH> Need help my machine is rooted. I want ubuntu but have kubuntu. How do i get ubuntu and whipe of kubuntu?
[20:15] <krphop> elexodus: you have to rsync the mounted directories, not the partitions on the drive
[20:15] <usr13> fryguy: As it says, sudo grants you access to root priviledges but logging into the root account is dissabled in Ubuntu, so what I said (while a bit brief) was accurate.
[20:15] <gharz> i've started using evolution and i want to install thunderbird. i'm planning to remove/purge evolution... how do i complete remove evolution from my system including the downloaded emails ?
[20:15] <racecar56> can anyone help? i can't get into GDM without fixing
[20:15] <FRENCH> pleaz someone help
[20:15] <gharz> does apt-get --purge remove evolution work on this?
[20:15] <grawity> FRENCH: Install Kubuntu, then go to terminal, and install the ubuntu-desktop package.
[20:15] <IndyGunFreak> FRENCH, easiest way, would be to download ubuntu and install it
[20:15] <fryguy> usr13: logging in via a tty is disabled, obtaining a login shell (with an entry in wtmp) is not
[20:15] <racecar56> no gdm = no display, so i have to stick with irssi on a tty
[20:16] <FRENCH> kk cheers
[20:16] <perillu> nibsa1242: oh, before you reset (because that will reset all gnome settings)  just try to right-click on your panel and click "add to panel" and select "Window List" at the very bottom.  and click add.   See if that works, if it doesn't I'll tell you how to reset.
[20:16] <usr13> fryguy: Oh suer  sudo -
[20:16] <IndyGunFreak> FRENCH, hy don' you just download the ubuntu iso and use it.
[20:16] <FRENCH> IndyGunFreak will that whipe of kde totally?
[20:16] <usr13> sure*
[20:16] <FRENCH> ok thanks
[20:16] <IndyGunFreak> if you reinstall w/ the ubuntu CD?.. if you tell it to, yes
[20:16] <perillu> OpenGL applications seem to constantly flicker though.  Even glxgears, the display flickers it sort of "blinks" to white and back to the glxgears display.  It uses the video card:  Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller      and the laptop is a Dell Latitude D510.  Can anyone help me?
[20:16] <hmw> FRENCH: make sure, you select to format the partition, when you reinstall.
[20:16] <Linuz2009> I've heard ubuntu ultimate edition, can elaborate on that?
[20:16] <racecar56> perillu: disable compiz
[20:16] <racecar56> "* Not starting GNOME Display Manager (dwm); it is not the default display manager." i dont have any other display managers o.o
[20:16] <shamus> hmw: http://pastebin.ca/1410593
[20:17] <nibsa1242> perillu that fixed it
[20:17] <Jack8899> I have Kubuntu 9.04 installed into my Vista partition with wubi. I unintentionally uninstalled the network manager. What can I do now?
[20:17] <Linuz2009> I've heard that edition had everything well almost
[20:17] <racecar56> oops not dwm, i mean gdm
[20:17] <racecar56> "* Not starting GNOME Display Manager (gdm); it is not the default display manager." i dont have any other display managers o.o
[20:17] <Linuz2009> its pretty nice too
[20:17] <nibsa1242> perillu: are you on 9.04?
[20:17] <hmw> shamus: looks fine, with "mount /mnt/storage" you should get your drive mounted, maybe RO.
[20:17] <jtaji> !ultimate | Linuz2009
[20:17] <Lothen> Alright! I got wine installed, but no idea how to use it? Anyone have any idea how I would install ArcView from CD using wine?
[20:17] <hmw> shamus: is that so?
[20:17] <Klone> is the latest version of gnome shipped with the new ubuntu 9.04
[20:17] <perillu> nibsa1242: yes
[20:18] <perillu> racecar56: that did it, thanks
[20:18] <racecar56> Lothen: durr... just run the file with the .exe at the end of its name
[20:18] <hmw> Klone: gnome 2.6
[20:18] <arktvrvs> Lothen: first run wineconfig, then browse/explore to the setup file on the cd.. you should just be able to double-click it
[20:18] <Klone> is that the newest version?
[20:18] <racecar56> perillu: yw, i have another comp that does the same
[20:18] <shamus> hmw: drive is mounted to /mount, not mnt, drive cant be mounted twice, the problem is the error I get about the UUID on boot
[20:18] <elexodus> krphop: tried that:
[20:18] <elexodus> elexodus@HappyTrees:~$ sudo rsync /media/sda4 /media/VaginaGentium
[20:18] <elexodus> skipping directory /media/sda4
[20:18] <hmw> Klone: gnome 2.26.1 i mean
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> Klone: why are you asking?
[20:18] <Lothen> I thought exes could not run in Ubuntu
[20:18] <usr13> fryguy: Sorry, I meant to say:  sudo su -
[20:18] <nibsa1242> perillu: I think I read there were some issues w/ Intel graphics and 9.04. Don't know much about them, but sounds like that might be your issue.
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> lotharn: you can with wine
[20:18] <arktvrvs> wine supports it.
[20:19] <krphop> elexodus: you didnt use my command. I said 'rsync -av --progress --stats /source /dest'
[20:19] <Linuz2009> is there a streaming program for ubuntu?
[20:19] <racecar56> hmw: gnome 2.6? do you mean 2.26 or you literally meant 2.6 (which is even older than 4.10)
[20:19] <hmw> shamus: /mount sounds really strange
[20:19] <hmw> Klone: gnome 2.26.1 i mean
[20:19] <Linuz2009> like movies/music?
[20:19] <racecar56> hmw: o
[20:19] <perillu> nibsa1242: oh, what racecar56 said fixed it though, I just had to disable compiz
[20:19] <usr13> fryguy: But, again, for all practicle purposes, it's easier to just say that the root account has been dissabled.
[20:19] <Klone> I just wondered
[20:19] <jtaji> !equivalents | Linuz2009
[20:19] <Klone> I have got 9.04 nd wondered if it had the latest version of GDM
[20:19] <nibsa1242> perillu: I have compiz disabled by default, eats battery & cpu cycles
[20:19] <shamus> hmw: why do you say that? the drive is mounted to /mount/storage, not /mnt/storage, I don't know why, but it is
[20:19] <hmw> shamus: of course you need to unmount it before trying my mount
[20:19] <krphop> elexodus: basically the -a includes a 'recursive' flag to rsync, otherwise rsync wont go deeper into directories
[20:19] <Klone> im new to ubunut
[20:20] <Klone> but know much of the basics
[20:20] <hmw> shamus: i never saw a /mount on any *nix
[20:20] <whiter> hey everyone
[20:20] <perillu> Linuz2009: In busy chatrooms like this you should type the persons name before your message.  you can usually type part of it and press tab for auto complete.  It makes it much easier for people to see when you are talking to them.
[20:20] <Klone> hey whiter
[20:20] <DigitalKiwi> hmw: mkdir /mount
[20:20] <arktvrvs> im sure ive seen /mount
[20:20] <DigitalKiwi> tada
[20:20] <hmw> shamus: auto.-mounts usually occur in /media
[20:20] <arktvrvs> on slack or fbsd
[20:20] <krphop> also, why does the alternate cd use lilo instead of grub?
[20:20] <hmw> DigitalKiwi: look at his fstab: http://pastebin.ca/1410587
[20:21] <shamus> hmw: yeah mounts are supposed to go to /media, but this is in /mount, I can fix that now
[20:21] <pcfreak30> ok, i wish to get the splash screen working on my vizio lcd. ubuntu wont do it. the setting/resolution is properly set but it wont go
[20:21] <hmw> shamus: i see a syntax error: rthere is a " missing in the last line of your fstab
[20:21] <whiter> i have a question... well two. firstly, i have a toshiba satilite p205-s7476 with an intel GM965/GL960 graphics controller... i try to turn on desktop effects but it tells me "desktop effects cannot be enabled"
[20:21] <DigitalKiwi> hmw: what is your point
[20:21] <Blinkiz> Hi. I want to remove sysklog and replace it with rsyslog. Does anyone have a nice guide how to do this under hardy/intrepid/jaunty? Problem now is that when choosing the package from repository (rsyslog), klogd and ubuntu-minimal wants to be uninstalled.
[20:21] <hmw> DigitalKiwi: that it should go to /mnt/storage
[20:21] <shamus> hmw: what is the missing line exactly?
[20:21] <whiter> second question, i also have an iphone that i want to use with my computer, would that be possible at all?
[20:21] <fryguy> whiter: that card is blacklisted from desktop effects because the drivers don't support 3d accel correctly i think
[20:21] <DigitalKiwi> my point was that just because you haven't seen it doesn't mean they aren't ever there
[20:22] <blufire> hi
[20:22] <hmw> shamus: UUID="72380a61-4046-4e6a-b919-7be9f6c12eb4 /mnt/storage ext4 defaults 0 2 ... should be   UUID="72380a61-4046-4e6a-b919-7be9f6c12eb4" /mnt/storage ext4 defaults 0 2
[20:22] <fryguy> whiter: you'd need to get itunes installed via wine and pass through usb to it
[20:22] <ienorand> How do I put a package available in sid into my lp ppa? I'm a bit compfused over dput?
[20:22] <racecar56> "* Not starting GNOME Display Manager (gdm); it is not the default display manager." i dont have any other display managers o.o
[20:22] <whiter> fryguy: thanks
[20:22] <racecar56> PLEASE help, i want my display back
[20:22] <jtaji> ienorand: you might want to ask in #ubuntu-motu
[20:22] <hmw> shamus: better remove the " completely
[20:22] <hmw> make it UUID=72380a61-4046-4e6a-b919-7be9f6c12eb4 /mnt/storage ext4 defaults 0 2
[20:22] <whiter> i wish rhythmbox would work with it, but oh well
[20:22] <WIGGMPk> what happened to the sleek burning method of NOT using Brasero and just using gnome to do the burning
[20:22] <Apaxis> racecar56: edit /etc/X11/default-display-manager
[20:23] <chetnick> Anybody has problem with skype sound on Jaunty?
[20:23] <shamus> hmw: thank you, is that really it? also, if i want it mounted in /media instead of /mnt, i can just change the mount point to /media instead, right?
[20:23] <Apaxis> racecar56: make the contents look like this: /usr/sbin/gdm
[20:23] <hmw> chetnick: sometimes. Try pulse or select the audio device, not default
[20:23] <Trijntje> Is it possible to disable the "contact is typing" messages in pidgin?
[20:23] <racecar56> Apaxis: thankz
[20:23] <hmw> shamus: i would even go as far as recommending /media (integrates with gnome etc).
[20:23] <pcfreak30> can anyone help me get my boot screen. regular monitors work, my vizio lcd wont go.
[20:24] <chetnick> hmw: what is pulse?
[20:24] <fryguy> Trijntje: yes there is an option in preferences for notification of typing
[20:24] <elexodus> krphop: I'm an idiot...
[20:24] <hmw> shamus: i dont know, if it was the problem, but it wasnt correct, thats certain
[20:24] <usr13> chetnick: Make sure mic is not muted or turned down.  Make the Test Call and change imput device settings and / or output as needed.
[20:24] <chetnick> hmw: thank you!!!! pulse works :)
[20:24] <hmw> chetnick: just look into the sound settings of skype and try the different options, one will probably work. Always use "applay" for each try
[20:24] <shamus> hmw: if changing from /mnt to /media, will it stop the drive from functioning until reboot or have any adverse effects?
[20:25] <zorganix> chetnick: some problems with pulse on jaunty  [ubuntu] Pulse Sound in Skype Keeps Dying - Ubuntu Forums - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7196112
[20:25] <Trijntje> fryguy: I found an option to disable sending that information to others, but I want to prevent seeing the message myself
[20:25] <hmw> chetnick: pulse doesnt work well on my notebook, choppy sound. i had to select something different.
[20:25] <Lothen> When I try to browse the CD I get an Unable to mount location message. Can't mount file. How do I fix this?
[20:25] <hmw> shamus: i assume, it is just a data storage. if no program accesses it, you can safely remount it.
[20:25] <WIGGMPk> Why is Brasero the default burning software instead of just letting GNOME do it?? Its taking like 40mins to burn a DVD image instead of 15mins now
[20:26] <bangolio> how do i install the open source drivers for ati radeon cards?
[20:26] <arktvrvs> growisofs
[20:26] <shamus> hmw: will reboot now, and I will write down the error if it occurs again, thanks
[20:26] <arktvrvs> growisofs -dvd-compat -Z /dev/dvd=file.iso
[20:26] <hmw> shamus: i'll be here for another 30 minutes.
[20:26] <Lothen> When I try to browse the CD I get an Unable to mount location message. Can't mount file. How do I fix this?
[20:26] <compressed_> i have 125MB free (-/+ bufffers/cache second number), but see 5MB of swap usage, how can I tell what's using the swap?
[20:26] <WIGGMPk> arktvrvs is that directed towards me?
[20:26] <arktvrvs> If you wish.
[20:26] <jtaji> WIGGMPk: strange it seems to have been removed in 9.04
[20:27] <beatman_> how do I get the webcam the work on Im and stuff
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> !webcam
[20:27] <jtaji> WIGGMPk: write to disc... for an .iso is still present
[20:27] <KnoppixNoob> quizquestion: any way to extract/use a image from partimage beside using partimage to restore it to a HDD?
[20:27] <WIGGMPk> arktvrvs: Its a yes or no question... Are you saying this is a solution to not using Braerso?
[20:27] <grkblood13> is the person that was helping me with my screen resolution yesterday here today?
[20:27] <arktvrvs> WIGGMPk: it is a way to burn dvd isos without brasero, yes.
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> KnoppixNoob: i wouldnt imagine so, partimage is simple to use bro
[20:27] <WIGGMPk> jtaji: aye it is.. I have it set to auto open the folder instead of software once a blank dvd is put in.. but write to disc still brings up Brasero
[20:28] <KnoppixNoob> ActionParsnip: well yes, my prob is that I don't have a empty HDD to restore all data.
[20:28] <jtaji> WIGGMPk: so it does
[20:28] <Lothen> When I go to click on the CD-RW drive I get a cannot mount location. Can't mount file? How do I fix this? I know nothing about mounting
[20:28] <hmw> beatman_ if youre using skype, you need a video4linux compatibility thingy.... i'll look it up
[20:28] <grkblood13> i hooked up a kvm and now my screen is set to a res of 800x600
[20:28] <jtaji> WIGGMPk: guess it was decided to use brasero by default
[20:28] <grkblood13> how do i add mode resolutions?
[20:29] <WIGGMPk> arktvrvs: you are missing the point of my statement.. I have brasero installed of course.. but set my blank dvd's to open folder instead of brasero.. so when I drag + drop an image to the blank folder.. and select write to disc.. it should, like usual, ask me to write it from the image or not.. but instead it uses brasero
[20:29] <shamus> hmw: that fixed the problem, thank you very much
[20:29] <WAR-JC> anyone here running latest world of warcraft? Trying to run it with wine but get big error message
[20:29] <Linuz2009> usr13: is Linux immune to ALL malicious software?
[20:29] <hmw> shamus: great & yw!
[20:29] <jtaji> WIGGMPk: there's only so much room in the default cd image, perhaps you could install it
[20:29] <chazco> Hi... I want to control a netbook (1024x600) from a desktop (1440x900) using the full desktop resolution? SSH is setup already. Any ideas?
[20:29] <pcfreak30> any help on my splash screen
[20:29] <Lothen> When I go to click on the CD-RW drive I get a cannot mount location. Can't mount file? How do I fix this? I know nothing about mounting
[20:29] <WIGGMPk> jtaji: I would say im not complaining, but thats exactly what I am doing... 15-20mins to write a disc image to a DVD compared to 40+ mins is just plain retarded
[20:29] <hmw> shamus: you might find this interesting: http://www.pathname.com/fhs/
[20:30] <jtaji> WIGGMPk: so the question is why doesn't brasero work well for you
[20:30] <pcfreak30> use k3b
[20:30] <WIGGMPk> jtaji: it works.. but not effectivly
[20:30] <shamus> hmw: thanks, will read
[20:30] <jtaji> WIGGMPk: yes I understand the problem, I'm wondering why you have the problem
[20:30] <jtaji> WIGGMPk: I never had a problem with brasero
[20:30] <WIGGMPk> jtaji: I should have to troubleshoot software problems... when nothing to begin with was broke... I have Brasero and have had it since Gutsy, but to force me to use it upsets me
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> KnoppixNoob: then backup the image to something instead you do
[20:31] <WIGGMPk> jtaji: shouldn't*
[20:31] <Lothen> When I go to click on the CD-RW drive I get a cannot mount location. Can't mount file? How do I fix this? I know nothing about mounting
[20:31] <shamus> hmw: is there any way to scan for bad sectors of a drive in ubuntu? it's a new drive and I just want to make sure it's perfect before copying 700gb of data to it
[20:32] <glitsj16> hmw: pulseaudio stuttering usually can be solved by changing some values in /etc/pulse/daemon.conf --> look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4928900 appendix B (default-fragments & default-fragment-size-msecs)
[20:32] <grkblood13> how do i add mode screen resolutions?
[20:32] <WIGGMPk> jtaji: I use it to compile data DVD/CD with multi things on them.. but I mean seriously.. why make it the defacto standard
[20:32] <hmw> beatman_ the command, i have in a shell script to start skype with webcam is: #/bin/bash <newline> LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so skype ... i just dont know, where i got that v4l1compat.so, still looking
[20:32] <grkblood13> my KVM screwed my screen up
[20:32] <hmw> glitsj16: cool, thanks
[20:32] <jtaji> WIGGMPk: as I said, my guess is there's only so much room on the default install, they try to only include one of everything... if you have a brasero bug you should report it
[20:33] <jtaji> !info nautilus-cd-burner | WIGGMPk
[20:33] <jtaji> WIGGMPk: there you go, it's optional now, install it
[20:33] <WIGGMPk> *sighs*
[20:33] <francis> !info mac-osx
[20:33] <francis> hence the fail :P
[20:33] <francis> *runs*
[20:33] <WIGGMPk> jtaji: I appreciate it man. I couldnt think of the name
[20:34] <hmw> beatman_ ah, it is already installed. Create a text file, enter #!/bin/bash (new line) LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so skype
[20:34] <francis> there's always apt-cache search
[20:34] <Lothen> !mount
[20:34] <hmw> beatman_ then set the file perms for that file: sudo chmod 0755 start_skype.sh
[20:34] <jtaji> WIGGMPk: enjoy ;)
[20:34] <WIGGMPk> jtaji: LMFAO, installing nautilus-cd-burner removed brasero... which is not what I want
[20:34] <hmw> beatman_ by clicking this, skype will be loaded in a way, that it will work with the webcam again. might work for other IMs, too.
[20:35] <jtaji> WIGGMPk: yikes
[20:35] <Lothen> When I go to click on the CD-RW drive I get a cannot mount location. Can't mount file? How do I fix this? I know nothing about mounting
[20:35] <lordmetroid> Where do I configure the mounting options for the automounter of unkown devices?
[20:35] <elexodus> krphop: How do I fix "rsync: recv_generator: mkdir "/media/Spidora/sda4" failed: Input/output error (5)"
[20:35] <fryguy> Lothen: what is it that you want to fix?
[20:35] <whiter> so since my card was blacklisted i pretty much wont have desktop effects?
[20:35] <fryguy> whiter: you can try finding a different driver, but yes in all likelihood you won't have desktop effects
[20:35] <hmw> shamus: i dont know for sure, but i think fsck can do it. man fsck
[20:36] <whiter> tragic
[20:36] <Lothen> I am using wine to install ArcView. I am trying to browse the installation CD and I get a can't mount file error when I try to browse/get in it
[20:36] <Apaxis> whiter: what card?
[20:36] <WIGGMPk> jtaji: this really upsets me
[20:36] <elexodus> What does this m,ean: "rsync: recv_generator: mkdir "/media/Spidora/sda4" failed: Input/output error (5)"???
[20:36] <fryguy> hmw: fsck is filesystem check, not hard drive check
[20:36] <whiter> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 0c)
[20:36] <hmw> fryguy: i thought, it had some "active" option, how would you do a surface check?
[20:36] <WIGGMPk> jtaji: such is life though.. Thanks for you help, I really do appreciate it.. Im gonna go sulk and eventually get over it
[20:36] <draginx> Does the file backup manager back up your firefox profile settings as well?
[20:36] <fryguy> hmw: use the manufacturer's tools
[20:36] <fryguy> Lothen: do you have a second cd drive?
[20:36] <Lothen> no
[20:37] <Apaxis> whiter: i think i have the same one, it just doesnt hagve the nuts to do it
[20:37] <hmw> fryguy: not funny. a hard drive comes without a setup cd usually *g* there is a native linux tool for that.
[20:37] <Lothen> I cannot believe I can do something as simple as look on my cd
[20:37] <krphop> elexodus: sounds like you may have some corrupt data>?
[20:37] <Lothen> bah that went all wrong lol
[20:37] <fryguy> hmw: there probably is, and it is recommended to use the manufacturer's tools for the job
[20:37] <whiter> Apaxis: oh well i can live without them
[20:37] <fryguy> hmw: the manufacturer's provide their own tools for a reason
[20:37] <glitsj16> wither: Apaxis: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/intel-graphics-performance-guide-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html has some things you can try
[20:37] <jtaji> draginx: does it back up your entire home directory? if yes then yes
[20:37] <whiter> i couldn't even get windows to install on this laptop
[20:38] <Apaxis> whiter: same, next laptop i buy ill be shopping for hardware compatibility
[20:38] <germ> Hey everybody. I'm running Ubuntu 9.4 stable and when I try to boot I keep getting a ' Kernel Panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown block(0,0). I cannot boot at all since I have no other Kernels (and im doing this from a Fedora Box)
[20:38] <hmw> fryguy: i was right, fsck (or e2fsck)
[20:38] <Lothen> This is frustrating! I cannot browse my CD for the setup file!
[20:38] <hmw> fryguy shamus: http://mypage.uniserve.ca/~thelinuxguy/doc/hdtest.html
[20:38] <PROject-Emerald> Ok, I just installed a clean Ubuntu 8.04 but it says I have to upgrade to 8.10 then 9.04... any way I can just go right to 9.04 from 8.04?
[20:38] <draginx> jtaji, is the firefox profile included int he /home/<user>/ directory?
[20:38] <whiter> Apaxis: what kind of laptop do you have?
[20:38] <The_Devil> MSG: Switching to Robot Mode
[20:38] <jtaji> draginx: yes it's in /home/user/.mozilla
[20:38] <draginx> ahh ok thanks :)
[20:38] <jtaji> draginx: all of your personal settings should be in hidden dot files/folders in your home
[20:38] <PROject-Emerald> ﻿Ok, I just installed a clean Ubuntu 8.04 but it says I have to upgrade to 8.10 then 9.04... any way I can just go right to 9.04 from 8.04?
[20:39] <Apaxis> whiter: acer 5720z
[20:39] <shamus> hmw: thanks
[20:39] <Dr_Willis> PROject-Emerald:  not that i know of.. You may be much better off doing a clean install.
[20:39] <hmw> fryguy: i would happily use manufacturers tools, but i am too lazy to hunt for the downloads
[20:39] <charly_> os[Linux 2.6.28-11-generic i686] distro[Ubuntu "jaunty" 9.04] cpu[2 x Pentium(R) Dual-Core  CPU      E2210  @ 2.20GHz (GenuineIntel) @ 2.20GHz] mem[Physical: 2.0GB, 34.1% free] disk[Total: 219.5GB, 70.5% free] video[nVidia Corporation GeForce 8400 GS] sound[HDA-Intel - HDA VIA VT82xx1: USB-Audio - USB2.0 Web Camera]
[20:39] <glitsj16> PROject-Emerald: besides a clean install that's the recommended way to upgrade
[20:39] <PROject-Emerald> =\ Don't have the 9.04 disk... only 8.04
[20:39] <germ> Hey everybody. I'm running Ubuntu 9.4 stable and when I try to boot I keep getting a ' Kernel Panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown block(0,0). I cannot boot at all since I have no other Kernels (and im doing this from a Fedora Box)   (anyone)
[20:39] <Apaxis> whiter: and yep just checked lspci and same exact description yours gives
[20:40] <The_Devil> Some usernames may be masked like R1245678 if the referral has selected not to show his/her username.
[20:40] <The_Devil> By default, rented referrals have their usernames HIDDEN.
[20:40] <elexodus> krphop: I tried manually to creat the directory with "mkdir", and I got the same error... I tried to remount the disk, and it still doesn't work. The partitian is blank and formatted to ext3...
[20:40] <whiter> Apaxis: bleh, i got the computer free i can't expect too much
[20:40] <PROject-Emerald> glitsj16: should I install the security updates THEN the distro version upgrade  or just do the distro upgrade?
[20:40] <jtaji> PROject-Emerald: you can upgrade just fine, but it would be quicker easier to just install 9.04 if you just installed 8.04
[20:40] <The_Devil> This is a physical card that you'll receive in your mailbox and its the ultimate barrier to protect your account as well as your hard earned money.
[20:40] <glitsj16> PROject-Emerald: always do all possible upgrades yes before dist-upgrade
[20:40] <jtaji> PROject-Emerald: apply any updates before doing the distro upgrade
[20:41] <fryguy> hmw: too lazy to google for "seagate tools download" (for example) instead of "bad block test linux" (example)?  Strnage
[20:41] <The_Devil> After you've received your card, activate it and choose your protection level.
[20:41] <The_Devil> Everytime the card is required, you'll be asked for 3 random positions in the card's matrix printed at the back. Failure to enter the codes after a few attempts will temporarily block your account and you'll be warned by email.
[20:41] <Apaxis> is this guy just spamming crap?
[20:41] <whiter> i think so
[20:42] <hmw> fryguy: well... i dont like to use google at all very much. Do you know, if there are tools for linux? or are they DOS disks/windows progs?
[20:42] <PROject-Emerald> Ok. I'm just gonna DL 9.04 and mount to a disk.
[20:42] <jumbers> Has anybody here worked with awstats? I'm having some weird permission errors
[20:42] <PROject-Emerald> Thanks
[20:42] <yowshi> ahnyone know of any webcam recording software other then cheese?
[20:42] <hmw> yowshi: give VLC a try
[20:42] <enissay_> Video on VLC freezes every 30 to 40 sec essentially in fuul screen mode... how can i fix it please?
[20:42] <krphop> elexodus: do you have permissions? maybe you'll have to sudo the command
[20:42] <fryguy> hmw: all of the tools I use are boot from CD tools, since the manufacturer makes the asusmption that it's the only drive you have
[20:42] <yowshi> hmw: how do i get vlc to record from my webcam?
[20:43] <m4rk> yowshi: have you tried vlc?
[20:43] <fryguy> m4rk: ;lol
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> enissay_: do other players freeze?
[20:43] <Apaxis> lol
[20:43] <yowshi> m4rk: no i dont know how to make it do that
[20:43] <hmw> yowshi: dont know by heart. Read the documentation, or just read the menus. shouldnt be too hard to do with VLC.
[20:43] <charly_> algien sabe el sever de ubuntu es
[20:43] <charly_> ??
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> !es
[20:44] <kovacsleeve> If you have Vista on on partition and Ubuntu on another, can you save files from the Ubuntu to the Vista partition when you are in Ubuntu?
[20:44] <pcfreak30> yes
[20:44] <fryguy> kovacsleeve: sure
[20:44] <maike>                                                                        Does anyone has a Samsung NC10 Netbook here ???
[20:44] <ActionParsnip> !ntfs3g | kovacsleeve
[20:44] <termleech> does anyone know is the remix team has an irc channel? i've tried looking thought /list but didn't see anything
[20:44] <ziroday> kovacsleeve: yep, but vista cannot read your ubuntu partition
[20:45] <pcfreak30> ubuntu supports most if not all filesystems
[20:45] <ziroday> !anyone | maike
[20:45] <charly_> quien me dice como entrar en el server de ubuntu es o kubuntu es no los encuentro
[20:45] <ziroday> termleech: #ubuntu-mobile?
[20:45] <ziroday> charly_: /join #ubuntu-es
[20:45] <maike> Does anyone has a Samsung NC10 Netbook here ??? Please pm me
[20:45] <elexodus> krphop: check this pastebin out: http://pastebin.ca/1410609
[20:45] <termleech> ziroday: i guess that will work
[20:45] <fryguy> maike: why not just ask the question that you really want to ask?
[20:45] <enissay_> ActionParsnip, others dosnt work at all cos im using compiz
[20:46] <minh> anyone knows how can i get rid of the GNOME desktop environment and install Xfce instead?
[20:46] <charly_> thenk
[20:46] <ActionParsnip> enissay_: if you disable compiz does everythig work ok?
[20:46] <krphop> elexodus: whats the FS on /media/Spidora?
[20:46] <fryguy> minh: install xubuntu-desktop
[20:46] <termleech> maike: i don't have a samsung but I've got an HP mini
[20:46] <zizka> can i ask questions in German?
[20:46] <kronopio> hi:  I am brand new to ubuntu
[20:46] <jumbers> Has anybody here worked with awstats? I'm having some weird permission errors trying to set it up
[20:46] <kronopio> and I wish to use pandora
[20:46] <fryguy> jumbers: wrong channel
[20:46] <kronopio> but I must use plug ins
[20:46] <yowshi> m4rk: hmw my webcam isnt listed anywhere in the capture device menu
[20:46] <jumbers> fryguy: It's an Ubuntu package
[20:46] <draginx> Does jaunty work well with broadcom wireless chipsets? Or would I have to go through the horrors of nspluginwrapper again? :S
[20:47] <fryguy> jumbers: nonetheless, this isn't the appropriate place to ask
[20:47] <minh> fryguy: i already installed xubuntu-desktop
[20:47] <kronopio> but in order to install plugins I need an administrative password
[20:47] <kronopio> but I don
[20:47] <fryguy> minh: and ?
[20:47] <kronopio> t have that
[20:47] <enissay_> ActionParsnip, yup
[20:47] <kronopio> can anyone help me?
[20:47] <minh> fryguy: i need to remove the GNOME desktop environment
[20:47] <jumbers> fryguy: Plenty of people ask questions about other Ubuntu software
[20:47] <fryguy> kronopio: obtain the administrative password
[20:47] <ActionParsnip> enissay_: then ask in #compiz  compiz breaks a tonne of stuff and is totally not worth it
[20:47] <fryguy> minh: remove ubuntu-desktop and install xubuntu-desktop
[20:47] <kronopio> how do I obtain it?
[20:47] <linoxman> Hi, i have installed ubuntu 9.04 64bits with ext4 in my laptop acer 4520, and this no shutdown correct. When i click in shutdown, this freeze in a black screen with prompt. If i type any key, 2 or 3 times the system shutdown correctaly. Any idea ?
[20:47] <hmw> draginx: wicd is a nice replacement for NetworkManager, and seems to work with more wifi controllers. In my case, it was _the_ life saver.
[20:47] <fryguy> kronopio: ask the person who installed the system
[20:48] <yowshi> m4rk: hmw apparenmtly onmly good with directshow which means windows only i guess or somethingf
[20:48] <kronopio> he told me what it is but ut doesen't work
[20:48] <WIGGMPk> how can I install (from the repository) nautilus-cd-burner and brasero at the same time
[20:48] <hmw> yowshi: i am not an webcam expert :( what cam is it?
[20:48] <CaneToad> Has anyone had trouble in Jaunty with nautilus windows not refreshing properly?  Eg as in the animated vnc2swf recording at http://www.aaa.net.au/campbell/recording.html
[20:48] <fryguy> kronopio: have you tried your own password?
[20:48] <minh> minh: can i just type: sudo apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop into the terminal?
[20:48] <kronopio> yes
[20:48] <draginx> hmw, so you're saying that ubuntu has placed a much better system for wifi chipsets? :)
[20:48] <minh> fryguy*
[20:48] <fryguy> draginx: wicd has been around for a while
[20:48] <hmw> draginx: wicd has somehow.
[20:48] <termleech> can anyone recommend a good gmail notifier that integrates with gnome?
[20:48] <kronopio> i'll try one more
[20:48] <yowshi> hmw: basic cheap webcam from philips
[20:48] <fryguy> minh: yes
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> minh: thats only a metapackage and will remove nothing bt that package, not the contents
[20:48] <elexodus> krphop: /dev/sdb /media/Spidora ext3 defaults	0 0
[20:49] <jumbers> fryguy: The #awstats channel has 3 people in it and nobody has answered since nearly 24 hours ago
[20:49] <draginx> oh, ok thanks :)
[20:49] <enissay_> ActionParsnip, i'll ask them... thanks :)
[20:49] <tdizzy> I'm having sound trouble. I have an Acer Aspire X1700. My sound system is plugged in via the optical audio cable on the back. I can get sound if I plug in a standard pair of headphones to the front, but I can't get my sound system to work. How might I fix this problem?
[20:49] <krphop> elexodus: and whats the source filesystem?
[20:49] <EdgEy> termleech, i use "checkgmail" on xubuntu
[20:49] <hmw> yowshi: problem is, that cheese often works, it seems to have its own drivers. Is the cam listed when you type "lsusb"?
[20:49] <EdgEy> should be good on gnome
[20:49] <fryguy> jumbers: that doesn't make this channel anymore appropriate to ask
[20:49] <draginx> fryguy, thats true but has ubuntu been using it for a while..? Cause I have 8.04 and my wifi chipset well wasnt compatible at all :P
[20:49] <elexodus> krphop: vfat
[20:49] <fryguy> minh: you'll want to check this out http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/xubuntu
[20:49] <eseven73> gotta love those channels with 3 people, 2 of those are bots or clones heh.
[20:49] <krphop> elexodus: thats why
[20:50] <yowshi> hmw: yes Bus 002 Device 002: ID 04fc:0561 Sunplus Technology Co., Ltd Flexcam 100
[20:50] <fryguy> draginx: wicd has provided an ubuntu repository since it's inception
[20:50] <elexodus> krphop: VFAT TO EXT3. i HAVE A SMNALLER PARTITIAN THAT IT WORKED ON...
[20:50] <minh> fryguy: oh thanks
[20:50] <elexodus> krphop: sorry, caps
[20:50] <kronopio> i still don't have it
[20:50] <jumbers> fryguy: It's still an Ubuntu question.
[20:50] <yowshi> hmw: i have found that what often works in linux often doesnt work for me
[20:50] <fryguy> jumbers: no it's not, it's an awstats question
[20:50] <draginx> fryguy, then why are people saying jaunty has much ebtter support for broadcom chipsets?
[20:50] <kronopio> do I need to reinatall myself?
[20:50] <hmw> yowshi: i know, what you mean
[20:50] <krphop> elexodus: its because the source and destination dont store data the same, specifically the owner/group
[20:50] <fryguy> draginx: no idea
[20:50] <kronopio> install*
[20:51] <krphop> elexodus: its not really a big deal, just the file permissions will be different between source and dest, and may have to be adjusted after everything is copied
[20:51] <ziroday> !sound
[20:51] <hmw> yowshi: did you try the LD_PRELOAD thing, or was that another user?
[20:51] <joker_> hy every body, i need some help, i need some proxy or a solution to free connect.thank you
[20:51] <fryguy> joker_: to connect to what
[20:51] <yowshi> hmw: i have no idea what that is
[20:52] <joker_> to every think like you tube
[20:52] <hmw> yowshi: Create a text file, enter the text: #!/bin/bash (((new line))) LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so skype
[20:52] <bangolio> how can i find drivers for my ati card on jaunty?
[20:52] <hmw> yowshi: then sudo chmod 0755 <nameoffile>
[20:52] <kronopio> fryguy
[20:52] <yowshi> hmw why do i want to use skype?
[20:53] <kronopio> hey hmw
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> yowshi: skype is evil
[20:53] <blan> hi guys - is there a bug with "Connect to a server..." on gnome with ftp-login with an empty password (9.04) ?
[20:53] <kronopio> hmw: thanks for help earlier
[20:53] <hmw> yowshi: i did it with skype, but it could work with others. the problem is sometimes, that the programs are not compatible with v4l2, so they need that compatibility thing
[20:53] <linoxman> Hi, i have installed ubuntu 9.04 64bits with ext4 in my laptop acer 4520, and this no shutdown correct. When i click in shutdown, this freeze in a black screen with prompt. If i type any key, 2 or 3 times the system shutdown correctaly. Any idea ?
[20:53] <yowshi> ActionParsnip: no it isnt i just dont see how skype will record a video for me i can then upload to a website
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> blan: i strongly suggest against blank passwords
[20:53] <fryguy> linoxman: install 8.10 instead
[20:54] <ActionParsnip> yowshi: its proprietary and closed source which makes it near impossible to troubleshoot and improve via the community
[20:54] <hmw> kronopio: youre welcome
[20:54] <linoxman> fryguy, hi, why ?
[20:54] <pcfreak30> could anyone help me with ubuntu splash screen on vizio 32" lcd
[20:54] <fryguy> linoxman: because it will work
[20:54] <blan> ActionParsnip, yes but its no reason to forbid such logins? oO
[20:55] <linoxman> fryguy, the 8.10 dont hibernate, only 8.04
[20:55] <fryguy> linoxman: so then install 8.04
[20:55] <linoxman> fryguy, but this is a confirmed bug in 9.04 ?
[20:55] <fryguy> linoxman: no idea, i don't stare at the ubuntu buglist all day
[20:55] <fryguy> linoxman: launchpad is publicly available, you can go and check yourself if you want
[20:55] <yowshi> hmw: yoshi@yoshi-ubuntu:~$ ./webcamscript
[20:55] <yowshi> ERROR: ld.so: object '/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
[20:56] <linoxman> fryguy, ok
[20:56] <eseven73> speaking of launchpad, why is that site so slow all the time?
[20:56] <fryguy> eseven73: because a billion people hit it every second
[20:56] <hobophobe> Trying to install unr on my eee 1000, but the integ. check says "errors found in 2 files"... yet it works as a live OS and the md5sum on the .img is correct.  I've tried dd'ing the img to the usb drive twice.  What should I do next?
[20:56] <blan> can nobody help me with this bug?
[20:56] <yowshi> ActionParsnip: you know of any webcam recording programmes other then cheese?
[20:56] <hmw> yowshi: what program did you try to start with that preload?
[20:56] <ActionParsnip> blan: if the client doesnt support blank paswords (intelligently) then it won't fly
[20:56] <_CommandeR_> how do restart xorg.conf?
[20:56] <yvan300> hey i want to know if i will be able to use compiz in jaunty using the free drivers without installing it first
[20:56] <yowshi> hmw: skype i used your script
[20:56] <joker_> i need some solution to replace the proxy like hot spot what can i do
[20:56] <fryguy> _CommandeR_: hit ctrl-alt-backspace
[20:57] <liz> hey guys i have an intel sound card / wireless card in this laptop.. is there any way to get them to work with ubuntu 9.x
[20:57] <_CommandeR_> fryguy,  and then ?
[20:57] <kronopio> i am using the terminal for the first time
[20:57] <fryguy> _CommandeR_: and then it restarts
[20:57] <kronopio> how can I get it to tell me my password
[20:57] <_CommandeR_> fryguy,  But how do you get a new xorg.conf file
[20:57] <fryguy> kronopio: you can't
[20:57] <kronopio> ok
[20:57] <_CommandeR_> fryguy,  like a reset of all settings
[20:57] <fryguy> _CommandeR_: xorg.conf is located in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[20:57] <kronopio> i have to reinstall
[20:57] <fryguy> _CommandeR_: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[20:57] <blan> ActionParsnip, thats the first client with this "feature"
[20:58] <kronopio> can I do that from te net directly?
[20:58] <jtaji> liz: try installing linux-backports-modules-jaunty (then reboot)
[20:58] <KnoppixNoob> ActionParsnip: ...huh?
[20:58] <mar> j #barcelona
[20:58] <eseven73> fryguy, ok cause it cant be my connection, I got 25 mb/s download cable internet, and I know it's not my java/flash/browser, Id just think Ubuntu would have better/more servers to handle the launchpad stress
[20:58] <fryguy> kronopio: you need to boot to something (livecd most likely) to reinstall
[20:58] <KnoppixNoob> ActionParsnip: thats what I try to do... I use just an imagefile, mounted via a loop-device.
[20:58] <mar> holaaaa
[20:58] <tdizzy> I'm having sound trouble. I have an Acer Aspire X1700. My sound system is plugged in via the optical audio cable on the back. I can get sound if I plug in a standard pair of headphones to the front, but I can't get my sound system to work. How might I fix this problem?
[20:59] <mar> no hay nadieee
[20:59] <fryguy> tdizzy: make sure you have enabled the digital output in the mixer (IEC 758, forget the number)
[20:59] <kronopio> can I create a livecd?
[20:59] <yvan300> jtaji : is there a method u can use to check if u can use compiz in jaunty using the free drivers
[20:59] <eseven73> !es | mar
[20:59] <fryguy> kronopio: www.ubuntu.com, download and burn one
[20:59] <vatts> hi, why isn't goubuntu in newest release? :P
[20:59]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por el momento
[20:59] <kronopio> hell yea
[20:59] <vlitzer> i need some help configuring xorg server, my fresh installed ubuntu jaunty dont detect my correct xserver resolution.. anyone can help me?
[20:59] <jtaji> yvan300: for intel? what chipset?
[21:00] <fryguy> vlitzer: add the resolution line to /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:00] <hobophobe> Let me ask it this way: how can I verify the usb drive contains exactly what it should after the dd?
[21:00] <yvan300> jtaji: ati raedon 200
[21:00] <vlitzer> fryguy: done that and still dont work
[21:00] <fryguy> vlitzer: what driver are you using
[21:00] <jtaji> yvan300: oh, no idea
[21:00] <hmw> yowshi: your webcam might not be supported, i would look it up, but i got to leave. Try to find a compatibility list; something in combination with v4l. also google for the line, lsusb gives you. Maybe gspca might be a working alternative. Good luck!
[21:00] <vlitzer> fryguy: vesa default, its an old computer
[21:00] <fryguy> vlitzer: vesa maxes out at 640x480
[21:01] <vlitzer> fryguy: mmmm and how i change the default driver?
[21:01] <fryguy> vlitzer: change the driver line in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:01] <glitsj16> yowshi: have you seen/tried any of the things mentioned at http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty#WebCams yet ?
[21:01] <fryguy> vlitzer: if ubuntu didn't detect it, then it probably doesn' thave a driver available for the card you are using, so you are likely out of luck
[21:01] <vlitzer> fryguy: :(
[21:01] <tdizzy> fryguy, how do I enable digital output?
[21:01] <fryguy> vlitzer: you can try the vga driver, which might let you get a higher resolution
[21:01] <joker_> i need help, how can open you tube without hot spot
[21:01] <fryguy> tdizzy: IEC 758 in the mixer, it's a checkbox (usually)
[21:01] <vlitzer> fryguy: ill try that
[21:02] <yowshi> glitsj16: no wasnt aware of it will cherck now
[21:02] <fryguy> joker_: hot spot doesn't have anything to do with youtube
[21:02] <maf2_> hej wam
[21:02] <Halabeaster54> heyy everybody im a total noob when it comes to linux and this is a dumb question but how do i change the resolution of my monitor
[21:02] <fryguy> Halabeaster54: edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:02] <Halabeaster54> in on xubuntu 9.04 x64
[21:02] <fryguy> Halabeaster54: or use xrandr
[21:02] <neuromancer> Hi
[21:02] <fryguy> Halabeaster54: or look in system administration menu in gnome and change it there
[21:02] <glitsj16> yowshi: if you're on Intrepid, change the Jaunty bit in that url, should be very similar guidelines anyway
[21:03] <fryguy> Halabeaster54: for xubuntu help go to #xubuntu
[21:03] <Halabeaster54> thx fryguy but what is gnome
[21:03] <Dr_Willis> theres a display setting tool in the menus also...
[21:03] <joker_> in our country all is looked
[21:03] <hmw> Halabeaster54: editing xorg.conf can be tricky with certain drivers. You might get lucky with System / Preferences / Display.
[21:03] <yowshi> glitsj16:  2a. I must did a: 'sudo apt-get -f install' for dependencies problem with the core. what the heck does this mean
[21:03] <Halabeaster54> im a windows 7 gy
[21:03] <Halabeaster54> guy*
[21:03] <fryguy> Halabeaster54: gnome is what ubuntu uses as it's default desktop and windowing environment
[21:03] <joker_> so i need a solution
[21:03] <neuromancer> I have a problem to conect to a wlan at 9.04 Is that a comon problem?
[21:03] <fryguy> Halabeaster54: xubuntu uses xfce as it's default
[21:03] <Halabeaster54> ok and where is it
[21:03] <fryguy> neuromancer: no
[21:03] <fryguy> Halabeaster54: where is what?
[21:04] <Halabeaster54> where is the icon for gnome
[21:04] <fryguy> Halabeaster54: there isn't one, you are using xubuntu, which doesn't use gnome
[21:04] <vlitzer> fryguy: it says that vga driver doesnt exists so login failed
[21:04] <bobstro> joker_:  tor perhaps?
[21:04] <fryguy> vlitzer: probably out of luck then
[21:04] <joker_> what is tor
[21:04] <joker_> ?????????
[21:05] <fryguy> joker_: tor stands for the onion router, and it's an anonymizing proxy service
[21:05] <Halabeaster54> ok
[21:05] <neuromancer> Wat could be the problem that 9.04 can't conect to a wlan?
[21:05] <Halabeaster54> so then how do i change it
[21:05] <hmw> joker_ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tor_(anonymity_network)
[21:05] <fryguy> joker_: it causes your connection to get routed through several voluntary tor nodes before going to it's final destination on the internet
[21:05] <joker_> how can i use this tor
[21:05] <gharz> guys, i'm using evolution... i've noticed that if my mails has jpeg attachments, sometimes it automatically shows the pic without pressing the right arrow button... how do i set this to open all jpeg files automatically? any idea?
[21:05] <Halabeaster54> like comin from windows dos this is a huge shocker to me im lost
[21:05] <ComradeHaz> liz: ah, you already did :)
[21:05] <fryguy> joker_: documentation is available at www.torproject.org
[21:06] <tdizzy> fryguy, where's the check box for IEC 758??
[21:06] <joker_> thank you
[21:06] <deany> xubuntu uses gnome libs tho still doesnt it?
[21:06] <pcfreak30> why wont the boot logo come up on my lcd
[21:06] <fryguy> tdizzy: no idea
[21:06] <neuromancer> any help would be nice
[21:06] <eseven73> I don't trust tor
[21:06] <bobstro> hmw:  that seems to be about rocks
[21:06] <fryguy> deany: there's some gtk stuff installed for various packages, yes
[21:06] <bobstro> eseven73:  it's not perfect
[21:06] <ComradeHaz> liz: ask again, be more specific :)
[21:06] <deany> which is probably why I see little dfiference in memory footprint using xubuntu
[21:06] <hmw> bobstro: you probably meant someone else?
[21:06] <yowshi> glitsj16: grrrr dependencies error i dont know how to fix trying to install easycam
[21:06] <Halabeaster54> i use an i7 and i wanna get the max performance outa my processor so i installed xubuntu
[21:07] <fryguy> Halabeaster54: that's pretty poor reasoning
[21:07] <Halabeaster54> yea i no
[21:07] <Halabeaster54> i also just wanted to try it out
[21:07] <AAA_awright> Anyone know what this DCC thing is about?
[21:07] <vano> Hi all... I have Intrepid Ibex 8.10 installed as a server. I am trying to update, but no matter what I do I keep on getting a corrupted update list file, apt-get and aptitude say: Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2) ... I have tried swithing mirrors but same story... any ideas?
[21:07] <glitsj16> yowshi: have you tried the command you received with that (sudo apt-get install -f) yet ?
[21:07] <fryguy> AAA_awright: dcc is a mechanism for doing direct connections to other clients on an irc network
[21:07] <bobstro> hmw:  ah, the link went to the article about rocks. he needs to cut & paste entire url, including parens
[21:07] <lastman> direct client communication
[21:07] <Halabeaster54> and how is xubuntu better then widnows 7 and mac os x
[21:07] <yowshi> glitsj16: where was i supposed to have recieved this command?
[21:08] <AAA_awright> I know that much, why is it able to disconnect clients?
[21:08] <jmalinens> I have ubuntu 8.04 server ed. and I have very small disk space (2.60GB used, 70MB free). Can You tell me which files I can delete from default installation? Thank You :)
[21:08] <fryguy> Halabeaster54: it's not
[21:08] <eseven73> Halabeaster54, it's free
[21:08] <Halabeaster54> then why do people use it
[21:08] <Halabeaster54> gotcha
[21:08] <eseven73> :)
[21:08] <glitsj16> yowshi: i thought you got that when you tried to install easycam, my bad
[21:08] <fryguy> Halabeaster54: because some people prefer it to alternatives
[21:08] <kronopio> fryguy: thanks
[21:08] <bobstro> Halabeaster54:  you have to define 'better', but it may be a better fit for some things
[21:08] <balajikandan> hi
[21:08] <Halabeaster54> like what?
[21:09] <bobstro> Halabeaster54:  well, cost is a good one :)
[21:09] <Halabeaster54> yea i c that
[21:09] <eseven73> Halabeaster54, most of linux software is open source so people can pick it apart and customize it to their needs, you cant really do that with Windows and Apple stuff
[21:09] <yowshi> glitsj16: besides that command doesnt actually do anything
[21:09] <G2009> does the ubuntu server edition come with kvm support?
[21:09] <jmalinens> WHere all cached deb packages are stored? Thank You!
[21:09] <fryguy> I use *nix systems (freebsd) mostly because of coreutils, and an effective and fast shell
[21:09] <yowshi> glitsj16: other then removing easycam
[21:09] <kronopio> does anyone have experience with the program songbird
[21:09] <glitsj16> yowshi: are you following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EasyCam as a guide to install easycam ?
[21:09] <bobstro> G2009:  most KVM are transparent to machine
[21:10] <fryguy> jmalinens: /var/cache
[21:10] <balajikandan> can any one help me to know more about command line usage in ubuntu . iam a amateur linux user
[21:10] <LjL> jmalinens: /var/cache/apt/archives/
[21:10] <jmalinens> thanks!
[21:10] <LjL> !cli > balajikandan    (balajikandan, see the private message from ubottu)
[21:10] <Halabeaster54> i no that thats the beauty of it but like how do i use it and customize it like im stugglin with changing the screen res and installing flash player
[21:10] <bobstro> Halabeaster54:  "better" arguments are pointless. better to just think in terms of alternatives.
[21:10] <fryguy> balajikandan: what specifically do you want to know
[21:10] <yowshi> glitsj16: yes
[21:10] <neuromancer> #ubuntuforums
[21:10] <tdizzy> fryguy, where you saying that it should be listed an addition Track setting in the Preferences for my sound device? one that should control the optical audio?
[21:10] <G2009> bobstro:  I am talking about kernel virtualization Machine
[21:10] <G2009> not the switch
[21:10] <tdizzy> fryguy, i don't see one
[21:10] <bobstro> G2009:  haha, sorry
[21:11] <jmalinens> Can I delete all backages in apt cache?
[21:11] <glitsj16> yowshi: what step isn't working ?
[21:11] <fryguy> tdizzy: run alsamixer and look there
[21:11] <jmalinens> packages
[21:11] <yowshi> glitsj16: the step where i install the gtk file
[21:11] <bobstro> G2009:  been fighting with kvms at work lately, too much on the brain. :)
[21:11] <chetnick> Anybody knows rapidshare downloader for Ubuntu that suppurts premium username and pass?
[21:11] <twobitsp1ite> what's the codename for 9.04? I want to put it in my sources.list
[21:11] <Halabeaster54> its
[21:11] <twobitsp1ite> I'm on 8.10 right now...
[21:11] <krphop> lenny
[21:11] <Halabeaster54> like japperty jackerline or sumthin
[21:11] <twobitsp1ite> krphop: that's debian
[21:12] <krphop> hah, oh yeah
[21:12] <twobitsp1ite> :P
[21:12] <jmalinens> jaunty
[21:12] <twobitsp1ite> ahh, thanks
[21:12] <glitsj16> yowshi: and you added the mentioned repo and did the sudo apt-get update step before that correct ?
[21:12] <waltzingalong> jaunty
[21:12] <Halabeaster54> Jaunty Jackalope
[21:12] <bobstro> G2009:  this indicates yes - http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/serveredition/techspecs/whatsnew
[21:13] <yowshi> glitsj16: what mentioned repo?
[21:13] <ziroday> Hi, I'm getting no sound and I'm not sure what my soundcard is. Using jaunty amd64
[21:13] <balajikandan> since iam amateur user ... just wanted to know the basic usage and basic command needs to be know to use linux
[21:13] <fryguy> ziroday: use lspci -vvv to find your soundcard
[21:13] <twobitsp1ite> ziroday: lspci should help you figure out your sound
[21:13] <ienorand> jmalinens: apt-get --help
[21:13] <jmalinens> OK, I will read it :)
[21:13] <ziroday> fryguy: twobitsp1ite what should I be looking for?
[21:14] <fryguy> ziroday: "sound"
[21:14] <fryguy> ziroday: or just pastebin the whole thing and we can help you find it
[21:14] <jmalinens> apt get clean/autoclean, thanks :)
[21:14] <twobitsp1ite> something like this: "00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)"
[21:14]  * fryguy runs update on his freebsd server
[21:14] <yowshi> glitsj16: great the mal/nonfunctioning deb commands not only didnt dxco anything to help they broke my updater
[21:14] <glitsj16> yowshi: http://blognux.free.fr/ubuntu is mentioned at the very first step to add easycam2 on 32 bit ubuntu
[21:15] <vlitzer> fryguy: thanks man, for your hel
[21:15] <yowshi> glitsj16: well seeing as i am on a 64BIT system i jumped down to the 64 bit part
[21:15] <cdavis> Is anyone aware of a good app where I can track my time spent on tasks on a daily basis?
[21:15] <glitsj16> yowshi: that's why i asked earlier, we seem to have communication failure :)
[21:16] <twobitsp1ite> cdavis: I bet if you googled for time management apps you would find something
[21:16] <tdizzy> fryguy, you mentioned an option called something like IEC 758. where in ALSA mixer is that?
[21:16] <linduxed> ls
[21:16] <yvan300> anyone know the channel for the beginners team
[21:16] <ndh> hi everyone, i'm having problems with the listing of the available machines on my network using samba. i can access the machine if i specify the address as "smb://[local ip of the pc], but 'findsmb' command doesn't list a thing. any idea?
[21:16] <linduxed> wrong window...
[21:16] <fryguy> tdizzy: it's iec958
[21:16] <twobitsp1ite> rm linduxed
[21:16] <yowshi> glitsj16: indeed i didnt see you ask what kind of syesdtem i am on
[21:16] <twobitsp1ite> :P
[21:16] <fryguy> should be one of the last entries
[21:17] <yowshi> glitsj16: if i didnt want this so bad i would give up
[21:17] <tdizzy> fryguy, entries in what?
[21:17] <fryguy> ndh: workgroup probably doesn't match up
[21:17] <poptatr> i'm having trouble finding out how to upgrade my 8.04 ubuntu server install to the 9.04 release
[21:17] <fryguy> tdizzy: alsamixer
[21:17] <yowshi> glitsj16: so what am i supposed to do on a 64bit system?
[21:17] <poptatr> can anyone help/
[21:17] <bobstro> cdavis:  gnotime perhaps? don't use it, but have looked at it.
[21:17] <Dr_Willis> ndh:  egads.. ive never noticed the 'findsmb' command befor. :) it works here.
[21:17] <yvan300> fryguy: do u know the channel for the beginners team
[21:17] <fryguy> yvan300: no
[21:17] <tdizzy> fryguy, is it under card, chip, ??
[21:17] <fryguy> tdizzy:
[21:17] <fryguy> no
[21:17] <glitsj16> yowshi: no problem, let's try to correct the situation .. follow the instructions one by one for 64 bit
[21:17] <fryguy> tdizzy: press the right arrow key
[21:18] <ndh> fryguy: they do. i cannot even see the other machines entering the "Windows Network" folder
[21:18] <yowshi> glitsj16: thats what i did the first time. the core seemed to install fine but the next step didnt. the gnome install
[21:18] <glitsj16> yowshi: you said something about a broken updaterµ
[21:18] <tdizzy> fryguy, it's supposed to be one of those? it doesn't have the one you mentioned listed
[21:18] <ndh> i get "failed to retrieve share list from server" error when trying to access the windows network
[21:18] <fryguy> tdizzy: then you'll have to google for alsa configuration settings to enable it for your sound card, because ubuntu guessed and got it wrong
[21:19] <cdavis> twobitsp1ite: I have tried that and cannot seem to find anything that even appears close filling my needs
[21:19] <yowshi> glitsj16: i fixed it had to run a sudo apt-get -f to remove thr broken package of eqsycam
[21:19] <glitsj16> yowshi: i take it you downloaded the deb mentioned with wget yet ?
[21:19] <tdizzy> fryguy, does it make any difference that my card usually lists twice on windows, and one of them says Optical?
[21:19] <glitsj16> yowshi: okay, hope it works this time
[21:19] <yowshi> glitsj16: i dfid
[21:19] <fryguy> tdizzy: nope
[21:20] <tdizzy> fryguy, how can I identify the exact name of my card?
[21:20] <poptatr> When I do the "do-release-upgrade", I get "No new release found" - but it says i'm still using 8.04.1
[21:20] <fryguy> tdizzy: lspci -vvv
[21:20] <yowshi> glitsj16: it downloads well enough
[21:20] <jv_> hi,,having problem cleaning up broken installation of OO
[21:20] <Mokona_modoki> does anybody know if it's possible to let ubuntu use more than 30gb of the HDD with wubi?
[21:20] <jv_> dpkg switches don't work
[21:20] <fryguy> poptatr: you need to set a flag to upgrade from LTS to non-LTS, not sure where it is outside of the update-manager gui
[21:20] <glitsj16> yowshi: just wait to let it download completely before doing the next step
[21:20] <G2009> "Current VMware products do not virtualize the VT-x or AMD-V extensions." :(
[21:20] <jv_> using apt allways hangs on inserting extenxions.py
[21:21] <poptatr> thx fryguy, i'll google that :D
[21:21] <yowshi> glitsj16: well thats a given. the second file downloads in a breeze
[21:21] <jv_> how do i clean manually the apt- cache without messing everything up?
[21:21] <fryguy> jv_: apt-get clean apt-get autoclean
[21:21] <G2009> damnit
[21:21] <poptatr> fryguy: FYI, it looks like its do-release-upgrade -d
[21:21] <G2009> :(
[21:22] <G2009> I want vt-x support for the guest os
[21:22] <jv_> fryguy..i think idid all that but will do once again
[21:22] <fryguy> G2009: use xen or virtualbox then
[21:22] <yowshi> glitsj16: it says i am missing Package python2.4-glade2 is not installed.  Package python2.4-gtk2 is not installed.
[21:22] <jv_> last thing I tried was recovery meny to fix dpkg and it loops on "Fixing recursive fault but reboot is needed"
[21:22] <lazerman> hello! i cannot find /etc/x11/xorg.conf file. It opens blank. Where can it be? I also checked /home, still the same. I need to edit it in order to have nvidia driver work normally without black screen on bootup
[21:22] <fryguy> lazerman: it's /etc/X11/xorg.conf, not /etc/x11/xorg.conf
[21:23] <glitsj16> yowshi: so sudo apt-get install both
[21:23] <lazerman> OH!!!!!!!!!!!
[21:23] <joaoakwa> tem alguem ai?
[21:23] <lazerman> fryguy i see
[21:23] <jv_> tem
[21:23] <G2009> fryguy: does Virtualbox also virtualize vt-x?
[21:23] <yowshi> glitsj16: tried that and
[21:23] <jv_> br channel
[21:23] <fryguy> G2009: it does
[21:23] <G2009> cause I want to run KVM inside the guest OS
[21:23] <joaoakwa> nunca usei isso....
[21:23] <imachine> hey
[21:23] <yowshi> glitsj16:  E: Package python2.4-glade2 has no installation candidate
[21:23] <imachine> question, has anyone been having problems with touchpads in X?
[21:23] <jv_> ubuntu.br
[21:23] <imachine> since 9.04
[21:24] <imachine> I have a broken touchpad implementation, I use the Elantech touchpad.
[21:24] <imachine> it doesn't scroll anymore.
[21:24] <yowshi> glitsj16: whats worse synaptic says i have that package instaklled
[21:24] <jv_> joaoakwa, english?
[21:24] <glitsj16> yowshi: are you on jaunty ? i'll check packages.ubuntu.com for other options, hang on please
[21:25] <joaoakwa> a few
[21:25] <amigamia> hi i cannot understand what happened to my audio. it has not been producing any sound now for a bit.  i am looking at the sound prefs and they are all set for autodect.  any ideas?
[21:25] <yowshi> glitsj16: yes on jaunty
[21:25] <G2009> fryguy: do you know if the Intel E8400 has vt-x support?
[21:25] <fryguy> G2009: it does
[21:25] <glitsj16> yowshi: the package might be installed, but another version number, dpkg is very picky on these dependencies
[21:25] <jv_> yep, not a go with clearing apt cache
[21:25] <glitsj16> yowshi: wht version of that do you have right now ?
[21:26] <jv_> apt-get clean works
[21:26] <yowshi> glitsj16: 2.14.1-ubuntu1
[21:26] <jv_> apt-get autoclean does not work
[21:26] <yowshi> glitsj16: which my synaptic says is the latest version
[21:26] <jv_> it goes back to the installation of the openoffice python module
[21:26] <joaoakwa> meu amsn sempre da pau. para de funcionar sem motivo. alguem sabe o que pode ter acontecido?
[21:26]  * Fillado yawns
[21:26] <jv_> and it does nothing from there
[21:26] <yowshi> glitsj16: 2.14.1-1ubuntu1 sorry forgot that 1
[21:27] <amigamia> why have i lost audio? it has been weeks now...any thoughts?
[21:27] <jv_> joaoakwa, ja experimentou pidgin? mine works allways
[21:27] <joaoakwa> sim
[21:27] <glitsj16> yowshi: could be the easycam relies on an earlier version from intrepid, this seems very complex hmmm
[21:27] <joaoakwa> to usando ele agora
[21:28] <maike> I'm experiencing slow wifi connection with last ath5k driver, is there any command to see where the problem comes from ? (please pm me)
[21:28] <jv_> ai esta ;) eu nunca use o amsn because o pidgin tem muitos protocolos
[21:28] <vatts> hmm
[21:28] <vatts> i am at 8.04 LTS; can any1 tell me why apt stucks up at gnome-applets-data?
[21:28] <joaoakwa> mas queria saber porque o outro software deu problema...
[21:28] <vatts> not downloading but at installing
[21:28] <trancefat> Hello.... I m trying to install the PDT feature for Eclipse and some of the install destinations are /home/trancefat/.eclipse , i m not sure if it s ok to put some files in the home folder
[21:29] <terreurbv> does anyone know how to set the multiple screen I got two screen and ''separate x screens'' only problem is i can't move anything from on screen to the other
[21:29] <Hiro2> can someone help me access pandora www.pandora.com from ubuntu?
[21:29] <joaoakwa> jv_! é de onde?
[21:29] <fryguy> trancefat: it should be fine
[21:29] <trancefat> fryguy: wud eclipse no of this location
[21:29] <maike> I'm experiencing slow wifi connection with last ath5k driver, is there any command to see where the problem comes from ?
[21:29] <jv_> portugal
[21:29] <whiter> how can i bring desktop icons back
[21:29] <vatts> anyone please?
[21:29] <fryguy> trancefat: yes
[21:29] <whiter> like the trash
[21:29] <joaoakwa> ah... eu sou brasileiro
[21:29] <trancefat> fryguy: ok thanks
[21:29] <jv_> vatts, ?
[21:29] <fryguy> whiter: run nautilus
[21:29] <LjL> !br
[21:30] <vatts> jv_: <vatts> i am at 8.04 LTS; can any1 tell me why apt stucks up at gnome-applets-data? <vatts> not downloading but at installing
[21:30] <whiter> fryguy: nautilus is running
[21:30] <fryguy> whiter: run it again
[21:30] <jv_> vatts, have you tried aptitude?
[21:30] <amigamia> can anyone help me with this audio issue?
[21:30] <whiter> i did... the only thing on the desktop is my phones icon for photos
[21:30] <vatts> jv_: i just installed it and used software updater (apt-get, i think?)
[21:30] <glitsj16> yowshi: i think you might be better off downloading the source http://blognux.free.fr/ubuntu/dists/hardy/main/source/easycam2-gtk.orig.tar.gz and build that manually
[21:30] <tgunr> I've been looking all over /etc, where do network interfaces get set to teh final configuration?
[21:31] <vatts> wtf happens if i kill it, jv_ ?
[21:31] <mphill> what the apt-get command for pure gnome
[21:31] <jv_> vatts, newbie?
[21:31] <mphill> s/what/whats
[21:31] <ds123> I did an installation on a USB device which contained a folder called pics - the installation overridden the contents of the directory which contained valuable pictures - I'm desparate
[21:31] <vatts> jv_: i am on arch for about an year (forgot on ubuntu alittle), but i had similar problems, and i hard-rebooted comp, dpkg --reconfigure -a (i think syntax is right? :|) and then re-updated my sys as many it has left?
[21:32] <fryguy> ds123: call a professional data recovery service
[21:32] <glitsj16> yowshi: doing a websearch to see if something is available for jaunty in a PPA somewhere, i'll report back on that
[21:32] <yowshi> glitsj16: this dont look liokoe any source file i know how to install
[21:32] <anon> hi guys
[21:32] <ds123> fryguy - is there any software I can use now ?
[21:33] <alek66> hi everybody im trying to installl ubuntu i get a srst errorno (-16) any help?
[21:33] <anon> u mean what?
[21:33] <jv_> vatts, I am having a similar problem myself...in my case apt-get got stuck on installing openoffice and I can't find a way to remove the cache
[21:33] <poptatr> Does it go from 8.04 to 8.11, then to 9.04?
[21:33] <jv_> might delete the folder ;)
[21:33] <vatts> oh, jv_, it just pass'd through :D
[21:33] <fryguy> ds123: any attempts at recovering the data yourself will only make it less likely that the proessionals will be able to help you
[21:33] <vatts> xD
[21:33] <glitsj16> yowshi: it's one of those "uncompress, configure, make, make install" routines, but give us a few minutes, there might be easier options, doing some searching okay
[21:34] <yowshi> glitsj16: no it isnt one of those configure make && make installers
[21:34] <jv_> vatts, try the recovery option on the boot  menu for dpkg if it gives you errors
[21:34] <jv_> for me didn't work ;)
[21:34] <glitsj16> yowshi: i see, i'll download and check back
[21:34] <Vinn0> m
[21:34] <vatts> jv_: no errors
[21:34] <vatts> :D
[21:35] <jv_> so it's only the program itself the  problem?
[21:35] <alek66> what does srst errorno (-16) on installation stands for?
[21:35] <adsf341> Hi I'm having trouble with Nvidia drivers... whenever I enable them, my screen ends up blank after the login process, and the monitor says out of range.
[21:35] <alek66> I need help.... installation is always been easy
[21:35] <lastman> poptatr, I tried that but it failed. Then I installed 9.04 from CD
[21:36] <fryguy> adsf341: so check /var/log/Xorg.log to see if there is anything noteworthy, and then set the resolution manually in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:36] <jv_> quitting soon..reinstalling since now the menu is slow like a snail..probably everything is getting rotten ...shlickz! i am lucky I love computers ;)
[21:37] <poptatr> lastman: what happened? i dont think i can stop it now... :\
[21:37] <jv_> the good thing is that I have my trusty eeepc running jaunty eee ;)
[21:38] <jv_> ah..removing apt-cache to see what happens
[21:38] <bobbob1016> Nvidia FX570m or 8400gs?
[21:38] <G2009> f*ck this, I'mm gonna oc my cpu to 4 ghz
[21:38] <G2009> :(
[21:38] <G2009> it is very slow
[21:38] <sebsebseb> !language |  G2009
[21:38] <Besogon> Where is now linux/config.h?
[21:39] <lastman> I had heavy problems with the xorg server, couldnt load gdm anymore even not with the backup of my xorg.conf. Doesnt mean, you will have the same problems, but it shows to me that upgrading is a risky process :-)
[21:40] <sabel4th> I just upgraded from Ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04, and now the system won't boot. I tried all the old kernels, and their recovery modes, and all of them crash during boot except 2.6.24, which will get to a login, but my NVIDIA 96 drivers crash it then. Any ideas?
[21:40] <Fillado> lol "Come on kids, gather around the Ubuntu IRC Channel"...
[21:40] <PROject-Emerald> LOL
[21:40] <glitsj16> yowshi: looks like you can manually install these, you'll need sudo cp from within your decompressed folder
[21:40] <sabel4th> And to top it all off, my CD Drive won't eject, so I can't reinstall, and the computers a desktop with only wireless connectivity where it is.
[21:40] <lastman> sabel4th, you have to install 9.04 from CD
[21:40] <lastman> :-)
[21:40] <yowshi> glitsj16: i will have to do what?
[21:41] <tdizzy> can anyone help me with getting the speakers connected to my optical audio port working?
[21:41] <sabel4th> Well, crud. Now I need to figure out how to unjam the CD drive.
[21:41] <lastman> Its better than fixing problems
[21:41] <glitsj16> yowshi: did you uncompress that downloaded tar.gz file ?
[21:41] <yowshi> glitsj16: of course
[21:42] <jv_> sabel4th, unjam?
[21:42] <tdizzy> how might I get my digital audio to work?
[21:42] <jv_> if it does not open use that small paper clip on the small hole in the lid
[21:42] <sabel4th> jv_: It won't eject. What I get for buying a cheap DVD drive from Walmart when my previous one stopped opening at all. I tried the paperclip method, it makes a noise, access lights flash, and nothing happens. Same with the power off.
[21:43] <glitsj16> yowshi: manually copy over those files to /usr/share/applications and /usr/share/EastCam2
[21:43] <glitsj16> yowshi: to do that, you will need sudo
[21:44] <yowshi> glitsj16: ok but which ones go where?
[21:44] <tdizzy> can anyone help me with getting my optical audio device working?
[21:44] <Ziw> if you wanna open a dvd driev just use a cheese cutter
[21:44] <aknm> hai guys
[21:44] <aknm> anyone got a minute
[21:44] <sabel4th> Ziw: Huh?
[21:44] <jv_> hum..return it if you can...the paper clip thing releases the mechanical method..if it does not open it has the hardware broken or malfunction
[21:45] <Ziw> sabel4th: yea u know one of those things u slice cheese with, stick it into the drive and u can get the cd out .. i dont recommend it but ive done it a few times :P
[21:45] <G2009> is 50C too high for the cpu idling?
[21:45] <Fillado> G2009: depends on the CPU
[21:45] <sabel4th> There isn't even a CD in the drive.
[21:45] <fungos>  I have a nvidia vga with 2 dvi out. The main one is to my monitor. The other, is connected to a TV using a dvi-hdmi cable. The problem is that in 8.10 I had 2 desktops (with the same user logged in at the same time) and now with 9.04 it is 1 desktop that goes from my monitor 19" to my TV 52"...
[21:45] <G2009> Fillado: it is an E8400
[21:45] <fungos> I already disabled xinerama, and tried some different configs usign nvidia-settings and by hand.. TwinView on/off too. The same xorg.conf from before doesnt work now.
[21:45] <Ziw> ah my bad :)
[21:46] <glitsj16> yowshi: copy what's under the uncompressed folder /usr/share/EasyCam2 to that system location, similar for the files under /usr/share/EasyCam2/gtk
[21:46] <Fillado> G2009: should be fine, in a laptop i take it?
[21:46] <G2009> Fillado: desktop
[21:46] <hhp2k> Hey everyone.  Just upgraded Ubuntu from 8.10 to 9.04 - but the GDM login window is set to 640x480 resolution, and my resolution on the desktop is 1280x1024.  Does anyone know how to change the resolution of the login window independently?
[21:46] <sabel4th> No offense to anyone, but do Ubuntu upgrades ever work?
[21:46] <liz> hey guy to get ndiswrapper to work on my lptp do i need to download the appropriate windows drivers?
[21:47] <Enasni> Hello everyone, I am using GNASH SWF player and it is not able to play complex swf files, like the one on Pandora.com
[21:47] <jackstraw> ok, this is something new that has started happining. I have limewire on my computer. recently, when I open lime wire the startup screen appears at the very bottom right hand side of the screen, how do I fix it?
[21:47] <Enasni> does anyone know a better alternative
[21:47] <G2009> sabel4th: yes, it worked every time here
[21:47] <lastman> It may work or not, it s a matter of luck
[21:47] <Fillado> G2009: well, it should still be fine. I've got a Core Duo in a laptop and that idles at 60c
[21:47] <tdizzy> I'm having sound trouble. I have an Acer Aspire X1700. My sound system is plugged in via the optical audio cable on the back. I can get sound if I plug in a standard pair of headphones to the front, but I can't get my sound system to work. How might I fix this problem?
[21:47] <Lighttitan> I am using this laptop for 2 kids. Is there a way to remove the passwords from their profiles so they can log into their profile without having to type a password?
[21:47] <glitsj16> Enasni: get flashplugin-nonfree
[21:48] <Enasni> Lighttitan: I would suggest setting a login timeout option.
[21:48] <aknm> anyone got any experience with SLi?
[21:48] <G2009> Fillado: I can get it cooler bu increasing the fan speed. right now it the cpu fan is @ 500rpm :+
[21:48] <glitsj16> Enasni: and make sure you remove gnash related packages, or they will conflict
[21:48] <Lighttitan> Enasni; how would I got about that?
[21:48] <G2009> yes, 500RPM not 5000
[21:48] <jackstraw> ok, this is something new that has started happining. I have limewire on my computer. recently, when I open lime wire the startup screen appears at the very bottom right hand side of the screen, how do I fix it?
[21:48] <Enasni> glitsj16: thank you
[21:49] <Smokalotapotamus> How do I increase volume at command line? Alsamixer does not do it. I need to increase volume, it is stupidly quiet
[21:49] <Fillado> G2009: haha, well that'll explain it :p
[21:49] <Enasni> Lighttitan: Go to System>Preferences>Security
[21:49] <Enasni> Lighttitan: Then click Enable Timed Login
[21:49] <yowshi> glitsj16: yoshi@yoshi-ubuntu:~/Desktop/stuff/easycam2-gtk/usr/share/EasyCam2/gtk$ sudo cp video-preview.png /usr/share/EasyCam2/gtk
[21:49] <yowshi>  like so?
[21:49] <jackstraw> come on man I am tired of being ignored
[21:49] <Lighttitan> Enasni; I am on xubuntu, so I don't see the security option
[21:50] <sd32> after the move to 9.04 my firefox save window takes 30 seconds to come up, any ideas hoyw to fix this?
[21:50] <squarefoot_> Sorry... I got disconnected. Had to restart.  My question was: How do I start/stop NetworkManager
[21:50] <Smokalotapotamus> Jackstraw: if you're being ignored it's because nobody knows the answer, not that we don't like you
[21:50] <glitsj16> yowshi: correct, just copy over all files like that from the desktop location yes
[21:50] <jackstraw> well fuck you tooo
[21:50] <chocolatt> whenever i insert a (incorrectly formatted?) audio cd, my system freezes up ... help?
[21:50] <Enasni> Lighttitan: I use Ubuntu... sorry I don't know then. I'm sure there must be some sort of equivalent. I would suggest researching the "timed login option" with keyword Xubuntu
[21:50] <squarefoot_> A more complex question was: Can I get Pidgin to take instructions from wvdial instead of NetworkManager?
[21:50] <jackstraw> kiss my jolly ass
[21:50] <Smokalotapotamus> jackstraw: is that the only application with that behavior?
[21:51] <Fillado> how charming
[21:51] <Smokalotapotamus> nm, if you're going to be a jackass,
[21:51] <Smokalotapotamus> what a poof
[21:51] <glitsj16> yowshi: it's only a few files, after that you should be able to follow the guidelines again
[21:51] <Lighttitan> Enasni; thanks
[21:51] <yowshi> glitsj16: what about the applications folder?
[21:51] <wirelessvictim> hello there, can anyone please help me with a pci wireless issue?  I'm trying to install a RTL 8185 wireless PCI card to my ubuntu 8.10 but each time i connect the card to the pci port ubuntu doesn't boot ok... it freezes before logien
[21:51] <Smokalotapotamus> How do I increase volume at command line? Alsamixer does not do it. I need to increase volume, it is very quiet. I feel like I have tried everything.
[21:52] <glitsj16> yowshi: same thing
[21:52] <glitsj16> yowshi: that will give you a menu item
[21:52] <yowshi> glitsj16: copied to what folder though? *sighs* never mind this is all to convoluted and i am not risking further damage to my system for the sake of a webcam
[21:52] <squarefoot_> Hmmm... can someone here help me with NetworkManager start/stop please? That is all I require for now
[21:53] <glitsj16> yowshi: granted, this is not regular routine i realize
[21:53] <baker> try to install ubuntu 9.04 everything will be work
[21:54] <iquit> hi all, in aptitude how can i reinstall a package with the configuration files being removed and reinstalled too?
[21:55] <glitsj16> yowshi: copy the one file under your desktop easycam2-gtk/usr/share/applications folder to /usr/share/applications and that should cover things
[21:55] <marens> hey aknm o/
[21:55] <Fillado> iquit: not sure if you can do that
[21:55] <Fillado> iquit: what's the package?
[21:55] <aknm> hai marens
[21:55] <iquit> Fillado: its nautilus-sendto
[21:55] <yowshi> glitsj16: nnow run the python command given in the easy cam guide?
[21:56] <iquit> Fillado: i tried "L" but there are dependencies so aptitude wont let me
[21:56] <glitsj16> yowshi: worst case scenario is that it doesn't find you a webcam driver, in that case, just remove what you copied over and you are back to square one if things fail ... yes try running that python cmd
[21:56] <morpheubr> hi all
[21:56] <wirelessvictim> hello there, can anyone please help me with a pci wireless issue?  I'm trying to install a RTL 8185 wireless PCI card to my ubuntu 8.10 but each time i connect the card to the pci port ubuntu doesn't boot ok... it freezes before login
[21:56] <morpheubr> who here can help?
[21:56] <chocolatt> whenever i insert a (incorrectly formatted?) audio cd, my system freezes up ... help?
[21:56] <yowshi> glitsj16:grrr i get a not a directory error
[21:57] <hhp2k> Hey everyone.  Just upgraded Ubuntu from 8.10 to 9.04 - but the GDM login window is set to 640x480 resolution, and my resolution on the desktop is 1280x1024.  Does anyone know how to change the resolution of the login window independently?
[21:57] <Fillado> iquit: lol damn, i was hoping you were going to say something that would save a config file to your home directory
[21:58] <yowshi> glitsj16: i dont think drivers are the problem anyway
[21:58] <glitsj16> yowshi: might be easier to open a GUI file manager (gksu nautilus) for a moment and double-check everything is in the right place, mirroring what you uncompressed to desktop
[21:58] <yowshi> glitsj16: because gstreamer-properties sees it
[21:59] <glitsj16> yowshi: well, that might be, this is jus a way to make sure and rule that out i guess
[21:59] <daverag> I want my resolution to be 1280x1024 but Display settings and Nvidia Settings only give me 1024x768, 1152x864, 1360x768  ... How can I get 1280x1024 which seems to me like a standard resolution?
[22:00] <Hermpie> hello
[22:00] <Hermpie> Can anyone help me?
[22:01] <krphop> dont ask to ask, just ask
[22:01] <gigasoft> is there any anti-virus  for linux?
[22:01] <yowshi> glitsj16: oh boy there are more files then just what i copied over into the easycasm2 directory
[22:01] <krphop> gigasoft: clamav, and many others
[22:01] <gigasoft> do i need it anuway?
[22:01] <Hermpie> How well does MONO work?
[22:01] <Fillado> gigasoft: ClamXV, Avast etc.
[22:01] <yowshi> glitsj16: in ht /ysr/share/EasyCam2
[22:01] <thrillERboy> hi I can't open songbird
[22:01] <NHREYS> gigasoft try AVAST
[22:01] <Fillado> gigasoft: simply answer...no :)
[22:01] <Fillado> thrillERboy: shoot!
[22:01] <thrillERboy> If I try to open songbird from terminal I get these errors http://paste.ubuntu.com/163122/
[22:01] <gigasoft> thanks !
[22:02] <Hermpie> How well does Mono Work?
[22:02] <thrillERboy> shoot what?
[22:02] <glitsj16> yowshi: those are probably in there due to what you installed in step 2, the core files
[22:02] <lazerman> with what command i can copy one folder from /home.. to /user..??? 'cp' doesn't copy for some reason...TIA
[22:02] <Hermpie> I want to go from windows to Linux --> ubuntu but I want to know sure MONO works
[22:02] <Hermpie> and?
[22:02] <Hermpie> does it
[22:02] <yowshi> glitsj16: yep but the gtk folder isnt there
[22:03] <lstarnes> Hermpie: mono is only used for .NET executables.  it usually works pretty well
[22:03] <yowshi> i will use my pcmanfm which i always run as sudo to copy them manually
[22:03] <Fillado> thrillERboy: oh, it's a saying like "go ahead"
[22:03] <glitsj16> yowshi: good idea yes
[22:03] <lazerman> simply how to use winamp skin in Audacious?
[22:03] <Hermpie> Yes I code with the .net framework, I want to switch to mono for all platforms
[22:03] <Fillado> thrillERboy: I take it all you've done is extract songbird into your home directory?
[22:03] <brunner> I just rsync'd /var/lib/mysql from one box to another, but now I can't start mysql.  How do I find my debian-sys-maint password?
[22:03] <Hermpie> Is Mono Stable?
[22:03] <lstarnes> Hermpie: yes
[22:03] <burntresistor> i just started messing around with compiz and i cant figure out how to make the windows transparent , i have the cube transparent
[22:03] <hhp2k> Hey everyone.  Just upgraded Ubuntu from 8.10 to 9.04 - but the GDM login window is set to 640x480 resolution, and my resolution on the desktop is 1280x1024.  Does anyone know how to change the resolution of the login window independently?
[22:04] <thrillERboy> I installed songbird from a .deb file...
[22:04] <FFForever> how do i disable ipv6?
[22:04] <Hermpie> How stable?
[22:04] <lstarnes> Hermpie: very
[22:04] <Hermpie> OK!
[22:04] <thrillERboy> I was working fine and suddenly it stopped working
[22:04] <Hermpie> Does it contain SVN?
[22:04] <lstarnes> Hermpie: go ahead and test it yourself
[22:04] <lstarnes> Hermpie: I think svn needs to be installed separately
[22:04] <Hermpie> Okay
[22:04] <baker> try to install 9.04 clean install
[22:05] <Hermpie> but does the MONO IDE or somesort has a special SVN thing installed on it because VS 2008 with VisualSVN is nice :)
[22:05] <Hermpie> But It fails to.
[22:05] <daverag> I want my resolution to be 1280x1024 but Display settings and Nvidia Settings only give me 1024x768, 1152x864, 1360x768  ... How can I get 1280x1024 which seems to me like a standard resolution?
[22:06] <glitsj16> brunner: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-112505.html
[22:06] <thrillERboy> what is the boot time in 9.04? 8.10 seems little slow for me
[22:06] <iquit> Fillado: no, i just wondered whether it is possible to remove the configfiles of a package which must be installed because it is a dependency of another package. i do know that the removement of conf-files is possible with the "_" command...
[22:06] <yowshi> glitsj16: ok it says it finished it but i saw asome error code pop up *shrugs* either way best i can do given the circumstances i think and cheese still doesnt work
[22:06] <thrillERboy> me have to upgrade with cd tomorrow
[22:06] <iquit> Fillado: i know its some kind of a weird concern ;-)
[22:06] <noxious74> thrillerBoy: I get roughly 20 second boots on more than one machine.
[22:06] <Fillado> thrillERboy: try downloading it direct from http://www.getsongbird.com/ . Just place it in your home directory, right click > extract here . Then go into the songbird directory and click on Songbird :)
[22:06] <FFForever> How can i disable ipv6???
[22:07] <Hermpie> What is the best tutorial to install linux ubuntu from a fresh format for a first timer to advanced?
[22:07] <lastman> thrillERboy, 20 seconds for 9.04
[22:07] <tdizzy> I'm having sound trouble. I have an Acer Aspire X1700. My sound system is plugged in via the optical audio cable on the back. I can get sound if I plug in a standard pair of headphones to the front, but I can't get my sound system to work. How might I fix this problem?
[22:07] <Fillado> thrillERboy: boot time is on par with Mac OS X!
[22:07] <yowshi> glitsj16: if it is of any consequence while cheese doesnt work gst-launch-0.10 v4l2src ! xvimagesink this command does
[22:07] <yowshi> if i could just record that output
[22:07] <noxious74> i read Koala may bring even faster boot times?
[22:07] <Fillado> iquit: then you know more about it than me :D
[22:07] <glitsj16> yowshi: too bad indeed, out of ideas here
[22:07] <thrillERboy> I'm loving ubuntu... But this photoshop is preventing me from making complete switch :x
[22:08] <daverag> thrillerboy: I thought that too until I installed Virtualbox :)
[22:08] <yowshi> anyone know how to get a webcam working so i can record video?
[22:08] <noxious74> you can run photoshop under ubuntu, not sure which versions run well though
[22:08] <daverag> there's no going back now
[22:08] <brunner> meh, I just copied the password from /etc/mysql/debian.cnf on my old box to my new box, and it worked.
[22:08] <daverag> I run CS4 in a virtual XP
[22:08] <krphop> tdizzy: make sure all your volumes are turned up all the way, spdif(optical) and headphones are two different volume outputs
[22:08] <JohnDoe1> Virtual Box running XP
[22:08] <thrillERboy> daverag, won't there be a performance drop down?
[22:08] <hippohenk> Hermpie: http://www.howtoforge.com/the-perfect-desktop-ubuntu-9.04
[22:08] <brunner> I'm not sure if that will screw something up down the road or not, but it works for now, heheh
[22:08] <iquit> Fillado: hehe ok, anyway, thank you =)
[22:08] <daverag> Nothing is less performing than CS4 on Vista
[22:09] <daverag> There's no way it can be slower on a Virtual XP with nothing else on it
[22:09] <tdizzy> krphop, it shows like 5 different devices in the volume manager
[22:09] <Hermpie> 9.04 is new? since when I have 8.10
[22:09] <krphop> tdizzy: yeah, so turn them all up
[22:09] <tdizzy> krphop, they're all up
[22:09] <Fillado> i used GIMP for the first time in ages today - first time i've actually been able to figure it out
[22:09] <Hermpie> What is most stable? 9.04 or 8.10
[22:09] <Fillado> Hermpie: 9.04 is perfectly stable
[22:09] <tdizzy> rphop, and nothing has a name that says it's digital or optical
[22:09] <Insomnia1ity> Hi! Hardy is only showing me it can update to 8.10, is this expected?
[22:09] <Fillado> Hermpie: and faster
[22:10] <Insomnia1ity> why can't I see 9.04?
[22:10] <tdizzy> krphop, that last message was meant for you...ooops
[22:10] <krphop> tdizzy: hmm, not really sure, havent used optical stuff on linux
[22:10] <Fillado> Insomniality: you can only upgrade to the next version
[22:10] <Insomnia1ity> *sigh*
[22:10] <Insomnia1ity> ta
[22:10] <daverag> So can anyone give me any idea on how to force 1280x1024 resolution? I feel so cramped
[22:10] <tdizzy> krphop, ok
[22:11] <tdizzy> Does anyone else know how I might get my optical audio working
[22:11] <tdizzy> ?
[22:11] <thrillERboy> hey guys is there anyway to install IE on ubuntu
[22:11] <daverag> thrillerboy: Virtualbox with Windows XP on it buddy! :)
[22:11] <noxious74> thrillerBoy: use IEs4Linux
[22:11] <baker> there's firefox is the best than IE
[22:11] <_CommandeR_> http://sites.amd.com/us/promo/amd40/Pages/AMD40thAnniversary.aspx
[22:12] <Fillado> baker: perhaps he's a web developer :)
[22:12] <daverag> I just miss Chrome
[22:12] <mattgirv> Loading up Windows XP just to use IE is surely counterproductive, regardless of the fact its running inside a VM :p
[22:12] <Insomnia1ity> How big a download am I looking at for upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10?
[22:12] <mib_y1478fuh> I can't get ipod-convienience to work, can someone help me?
[22:13] <elexodus> Anyone know how to fix "mke2fs: invalid blocks count - /dev/hdb3"
[22:13] <daverag> mattgirv: well having to hack your code to work for IE is nonsensical to begin with but it's a necessity soemtimes
[22:13] <Hermpie> amazing
[22:13] <Fillado> Insomnia1ity: 700MB to 8.10, then 700MB to 9.04
[22:13] <Blinkiz> Hi. I have dream! hehe, no but a question anyway... I would like to set up a remote desktop installation of jaunty that I can access over the Internet. It must be possible to at least run stuff as compiz at decent speed. Does it exist any remote control protocol that support this? And works between two ubuntu installations?
[22:13] <Hermpie> In these days I will go for ubuntu
[22:13] <Insomnia1ity> Fillado: cool, thanks
[22:13] <Hermpie> :)
[22:13] <baker> maybe 30 to 45 min (Dsl)
[22:13] <Hermpie> Thanks for help
[22:13] <mattgirv> daverag, Yeah I just mean IE runs in Wine fine, setting up Virtualbox just for IE is a bit extreme
[22:13] <kronopio> hmw: hi
[22:13] <sebsebseb> Blinkiz: Compiz via  remote connecting is slow
[22:13] <thrillERboy> also, I've used vmware workstation, but I found the problem with working with OS inside OS, is that I can't actively share files between them.... Is tht the same with virtual box?
[22:13] <mib_y1478fuh> Can someone please help me with ipod-convienience??
[22:13] <sebsebseb> Blinkiz: maybe you can do it better wtih Freenx than VNC
[22:13] <sebsebseb> !vnc
[22:14] <sebsebseb> !freenx
[22:14] <Hermpie> Ow yeah, why is UBUNTU better than windows.
[22:14] <Hermpie> ?
[22:14] <Fillado> Herpie: it's different
[22:14] <kovacsleeve> Hermpie: Its free.
[22:14] <lastman> Its not better
[22:14] <Blinkiz> sebsebseb, nx is the closest I have got and its not enough
[22:14] <kronopio> i am trying to obtain my adminstrative password by any means necessary
[22:14] <francis> it is better
[22:14] <Hermpie> That is what I mean
[22:14] <kronopio> and just created a live cd
[22:14] <Fillado> Herpie: "better" is a personal term
[22:14] <mattgirv> Hermpie, Why not?
[22:14] <erensto> hola..
[22:14] <wirelessvictim> guys, please help, i cannot find any solution in the forums... Each time i try to connect my pci wireless rtl8185 card to the pci port, ubuntu 8.10 freezes before login... therefore i cannot do anything with ndiswrappper or whatever
[22:14] <sebsebseb> lastman: for most computer users it would be better :)  they are just to ignroant to know about Ubuntu in the first place
[22:14] <kronopio> anybody help?
[22:14] <daverag> it's so easy to create virutal machines, for a web developper they will become ubiquitous
[22:15] <sebsebseb> lastman: ignorant above
[22:15] <Hermpie> HMM
[22:15] <erensto> ayuda a configurar samba
[22:15] <thrillERboy> Hermpie, It won't get fu**ed up virus and malware
[22:15] <Hermpie> !Define Better
[22:15] <mib_y1478fuh> please someone help me with ipod convienience?????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!
[22:15] <Carstairs1> help someone is trying to hack my pc
[22:15] <sebsebseb> Hermpie: that's off topic here asking why Ubuntu is better,  you should ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:15] <LjL> !better
[22:15] <erensto> alguien por alli puede ayudar
[22:15] <noxious74> ubuntu is better than windows because it works better for me, personally, as a PHP developer :-)
[22:15] <kronopio> what is Grub
[22:15] <sebsebseb> !grub
[22:15] <Hermpie> Alright
[22:15] <LjL> !es | erensto
[22:15] <mib_y1478fuh> sniff sniff no one will help me.......
[22:16] <erensto> ok ljl
[22:16] <sebsebseb> mib_y1478fuh: what do you want to do with ipod?
[22:16] <daverag> I love to just SSH through my web server with Dolphin
[22:16] <erensto> gracias
[22:16] <kronopio> dissculpe me ernesto pero no puedo ayudar
[22:16] <fbn> is it possible to give a volume a name in Ubuntu?
[22:16] <Fillado> Hermpie: why i think it's better... i stick in a disc - everything hardwarewise works instantly
[22:16] <daverag> but seriously can anyone help me force my resoltuion to 1280x1024?
[22:16] <mattgirv> alter your xorg conf?
[22:16] <Fillado> Hermpie: i can't physically install XP on this machine
[22:16] <mattgirv> so it only has 1280x1024 as a resolution option
[22:16] <LjL> fbn: e2label if it's ext formatted
[22:16] <johnomac> hey, what is known about Jaunty running on new MacBooks?
[22:16] <kronopio> ernesto: creo hay lugares en espanol
[22:16] <noxious74> daverag: edit your xorg.conf and make 1280x1024 the only mode ?
[22:16] <Hermpie> Okay
[22:16] <Hermpie> Thanks
[22:16] <sebsebseb> mib_y1478fuh: you didn't have to pm that
[22:16] <Carstairs1> anyone know about how to stop someone hacking my pc?
[22:17] <sebsebseb> mib_y1478fuh: as far as I know you are basically buggered with an Ipod touch
[22:17] <daverag> noxious74: you'd think that work but it just ignored that and gave me all the other useless modes
[22:17] <sebsebseb> mib_y1478fuh: ,because there isn't a program for Linux that will suppourt them, because of Apple
[22:17] <mattgirv> Carstairs1, If they are already hacking it, turning it off usually helps
[22:17] <wirelessvictim> guys, please help, i cannot find any solution in the forums... Each time i try to connect my pci wireless rtl8185 card to the pci port, ubuntu 8.10 freezes before login... therefore i cannot do anything with ndiswrappper or whatever
[22:17] <wirelessvictim> (04:14:51 PM) erensto: hola..
[22:17] <thrillERboy> Carstairs1, turn off your pc
[22:17] <noxious74> daverag: bummer, worked for me, not sure then, sorry!
[22:17] <Carstairs1> i have firestarter installed and running
[22:17] <kronopio> how do I obtain administrative password or reinstall
[22:17] <sebsebseb> mib_y1478fuh: a standard Ipod you can sync it and whatever with Banshee
[22:17] <crazyl1nk> Does anyone know of Text reading programs for ubuntu 8.04?
[22:17] <sebsebseb> mib_y1478fuh: but Ipod touch don't think so
[22:18] <sebsebseb> kronopio: you  forgot your password?
[22:18]  * johnomac what's known about JJ running on the new macbook?
[22:18] <mattgirv> Carstairs1, What makes you think someone is hacking you anyway?
[22:18] <sebsebseb> !password |  kronopio
[22:18] <mib_y1478fuh> sebsebseb: Are you sure because many people said they got it to work in linux?
[22:18] <Carstairs1> firestarter tells me and my pc keeps crashing when i does
[22:18] <cavaradossi> hi, o try to find a good website monitor program, to see uptimes etc any suggestions?
[22:18] <Carstairs1> turns off
[22:18] <kronopio> thanjs ubottu ill check it out
[22:19] <sebsebseb> mib_y1478fuh: ok well then there probably is a way, but I don't have one, so I can't help much
[22:19] <cavaradossi> hi, o try to find a good website monitor program, to see uptimes etc any suggestions?
[22:19] <Carstairs1> coming from 64.12.104.178
[22:19] <sebsebseb> mib_y1478fuh: it's  more of a general Linux type question I think this one,  which means you can also ask in #linux
[22:19] <fbn> LjL thanks
[22:19] <crazyl1nk> Im looking for a program that reads text for Ubuntu 8.04. Does anyone know of any free ones out there?
[22:19] <mib_y1478fuh> sebsebseb: ok thanks
[22:19] <cavaradossi> hi, o try to find a good website monitor program, to see uptimes etc any suggestions?
[22:19] <mattgirv> Carstairs1, Does appear to be a private IP, AOL.
[22:20] <Carstairs1> so is there anything i can do about it?
[22:20] <mattgirv> Well id turn off the computer it is attacking for now... do you know what he is doing?
[22:20] <Carstairs1> no idea
[22:20] <mattgirv> or what Firestarter actually says in detail?
[22:21] <johnomac> Is there someone that can help me about MacBook + Ubuntu?
[22:21] <Insomnia1ity> Fillado: heh, actually, it calculated 900MB for me
[22:21] <Carstairs1> icon turns red cant remember what it says
[22:21] <mattgirv> Find out, otherwise helping is a bit hard :)
[22:21] <Carstairs1> ok
[22:21] <kronopio> see y'all later - hopefully with conttrol over the computer. bye for now
[22:21] <Hermpie> Can anyone test a program for me? so I can see if it works with mono?(It's in C#.net)
[22:21] <dn5a-b> folks
[22:22] <dn5a-b> i have a serious problem
[22:22] <dn5a-b> i just installed ubuntu
[22:22] <Carstairs1> he has stopped now because he knows i am on to him i think
[22:22] <Carstairs1> i suspect i know who it is
[22:23] <noxious74> dn5a-b: is that the problem?
[22:23] <presshere> how to uninstall apache2?
[22:23] <_CommandeR_> Anyone know how to play music from the sites online player?
[22:23] <_CommandeR_> http://everadio.gamingradio.net/
[22:23] <tdizzy> I'm having sound trouble. I have an Acer Aspire X1700. My sound system is plugged in via the optical audio cable on the back. I can get sound if I plug in a standard pair of headphones to the front, but I can't get my sound system to work. How might I fix this problem?
[22:24] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  it seems to have a 'flash player' opton at that site.. but nothing seems on air right now
[22:24] <_CommandeR_> its aired
[22:24] <dn5a-b> noxious74: im not sure how to phrase myself, and was on priv meanwhile. Sorry
[22:24] <Hermpie> Do you have Winrar in ubuntu?
[22:24] <dn5a-b> i just installed ubuntu along winxp
[22:24] <mattgirv> you have unrar
[22:24] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  its updating.. dosent seem to be playing right now..
[22:24] <Carstairs1> thanks for your help no doubt i will be back
[22:24] <yowshi> ok i got mencoder but it is is absolutly shit
[22:24] <dn5a-b> and the partitions were wrongly allocated
[22:24] <mattgirv> and winrar command line
[22:25] <Dr_Willis> Hermpie:  winrar.exe can worjk with wine. or use the native unrar commands
[22:25] <Dr_Willis> !rar | Hermpie
[22:25] <Alex_21> Hi, all,
[22:25] <Hermpie> k
[22:25] <U-b-u-n-t-u> Carstairs1,
[22:25] <Hermpie> Thanks
[22:25] <dn5a-b> automatic set up gave some 290GB to winxp and just enough for the setup files for ubuntu
[22:25] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, if take the stream and use it in movieplayer or other player you will get the stream
[22:25] <U-b-u-n-t-u> are you running pidgin?
[22:25] <dn5a-b> and i dont have any space there
[22:25] <Carstairs1> yes
[22:25] <Alex_21> Can I alocate two SWAP partitions at setup?
[22:25] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  right now i cant even find a link to click on at that site to get a stream
[22:25] <U-b-u-n-t-u> do you happen to be connected to AOL msg?
[22:25] <Carstairs1> i dont
[22:25] <U-b-u-n-t-u> ok
[22:25] <Carstairs1> msn and this
[22:25] <dn5a-b> noxious74: thats the problem, if you were able to understand it in-between the lines
[22:25] <U-b-u-n-t-u> ok
[22:26] <dn5a-b> noxious74: i need some practical help
[22:26] <Dr_Willis> It would help if i didenhaave everthing adblocked :) and noscripted heh
[22:26] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I have an aol connection too but its because of pidgin
[22:26] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, in Currently On Air:
[22:26] <mattgirv> dn5a-b, basically you made your partition too small and you need to resize it?
[22:26] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, in Currently On Air in stream url
[22:26] <Alex_21> I need to put SWAP onto a Flash Drive
[22:26] <Carstairs1> as soon as i tried to connect to ip the attacks stopped
[22:27] <Alex_21> But my 128 MB Stick isn't going to hld much so I want to force my machine to use that first and then the Hard Drive
[22:28] <lazermann> somebody knows how to enable the possibility to login as 'root' from logon screen. It doesn't let me for some reason.
[22:28] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, What plugin should i use anyway
[22:28] <dn5a-b> mattgirv: i didn't do it. i made partitions right but ubuntu install resized them
[22:28] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  i told to load in VLC.. and it did. :)
[22:28] <dn5a-b> mattgirv: let me get on priv, ill explain better, if you're willing to help
[22:28] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  so its playing in vlc right now
[22:28] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, Firefox asks me all the time that i need to install a text based player but cannot find it :/
[22:29] <WildcatVKR> lazerman. Why would you want to do that?
[22:29] <mattgirv> dn5a-b, you can use ntfstools to resize your NTFS partition so you can allocate your linux partition some more space
[22:29] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, I know that they use windows media player 11
[22:29] <muse> jaunty ROCKS!!!!!!!!!! the best OS ever...
[22:29] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  i told the firefox dialog to use VLC at /usr/bin/vlc (install vlc first) and it played.. Or ya could try some other players like amarok, or bmpx. its a 'shoutcast' stream or so it seems.. so most players should be able to play it
[22:29] <dn5a-b> mattgirv: is it preinstalled? I dont got any space on ubuntu partition
[22:29] <Alex_21> HOw can I do this with my Partitions?
[22:29] <Alex_21> Please
[22:29] <_CommandeR_> muse, agree!
[22:29] <mattgirv> if it isnt installed, it is on the ubuntu disc
[22:30] <mattgirv> worst case scenario, you can reboot from the cdrom and do it from there.
[22:30] <mattgirv>  :)
[22:30] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, yeah im playing in movie player :)
[22:30] <WildcatVKR> lazermann: You would only open up a security risk while you really don't need to.
[22:30] <duelboot> running 8.04 having the following problem...CD-ROM and DVD won't mount a disc, with one exception...if it's blank CD, it will mount, but I can't burn anything to it...dmeg contains line stating I need to update the driver...how do I do this...oh, and it worked fine prior to Hardy!
[22:31] <dn5a-b> mattgirv: ntfstools is the name of the app or general name for a set?
[22:31] <yowshi> grrr vlc wont use the camera though grrr
[22:31] <Dr_Willis> !info ntfstools
[22:31] <Dr_Willis> !find ntfsutils
[22:31] <mattgirv> ntfstools is the name of the app
[22:31] <Dr_Willis> heh.
[22:31] <Alex_21> !Partitions
[22:31] <Alex_21> Help
[22:31] <dn5a-b> ironically that's the one i have
[22:31] <muse> if anyone is running 32bit jaunty on a 64bit machine my advice is get a brain..
[22:31] <mattgirv> it does exist! heh
[22:31] <_CommandeR_> muse, ?
[22:31] <mattgirv> its NTFSPROGS
[22:32] <mattgirv> :)
[22:32] <mattgirv> symlinked to anyway
[22:32] <_CommandeR_> muse, i think that any computer can run 64bit
[22:32] <mattgirv> try that
[22:32] <mattgirv> !find ntfsprogs
[22:32] <Alex_21> Thanks for your help
[22:32] <Alex_21> Good Night
[22:32] <muse> _CommandeR_: people where woried about compatibility issue on the 64bit OS's
[22:32] <glitsj16> _CommandeR_: if you have mozilla-mplayer installed firefox picks that up straight-away for eve radio, jus a tip
[22:33] <muse> like the problems with flash
[22:33] <mattgirv> dn5a-b, the 'command' you want is ntfsresize
[22:33] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, btw how do you make that when double click on a music file that vlc opens it in the currectly opened player and dont just open with a new player ?
[22:33] <_CommandeR_> glitsj16, how do install it ?
[22:33] <_CommandeR_> glitsj16, synaptic or firefox addons ?
[22:34] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  change the default app it opens with and give the proper command line arguments. (many have a --enque option)
[22:34] <dn5a-b> mattgirv: i dont wish to use an app i never used in my life and know nothing about it. What about gparted?
[22:34] <Hermpie> I have a .net .exe my friend on ubuntu has mono installed he says he can't open it... is he lying?
[22:34] <mattgirv> but its contained within ntfstools (or it could well be ntfsprogs) , so basically if for some reason ntfsresize doesnt work, apt-get install one of those packages
[22:34] <glitsj16> _CommandeR_: via synaptic yes, or sudo apt-get install mozilla-mplayer
[22:34] <dn5a-b> mattgirv: i want to resize ntfs partition and give it to ubuntu
[22:34] <mattgirv> yeah Gparted is just a frontend anyway
[22:34] <dn5a-b> mattgirv: ok.
[22:34] <dn5a-b> mattgirv: is it safe?
[22:34] <mattgirv> so if you have that, that'll work in the same way (minus the commands)
[22:34] <Dr_Willis> Hermpie:  .net stuff can be a real real real pain in the backside
[22:35] <Hermpie> okay
[22:35] <mattgirv> well as long as you dont cut power while you are resizing and you let the operation finish, yes
[22:35] <Hermpie> I can convert it using mono
[22:35] <mattgirv> make sure you have enough space on the drive to resize too.
[22:35] <Dr_Willis> Hermpie:  i would suggest learning some other language. :)
[22:35] <Hermpie> to make it platform acces
[22:35] <Hermpie> all*
[22:35] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, but were should i put the command ?
[22:35] <dn5a-b> mattgirv: k
[22:35] <dn5a-b> mattgirv: my faith is in you
[22:35] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  right click on the file, properties.. its in there somewhere
[22:35] <mattgirv> i am honoured :p
[22:35] <muse> my dictionary must be partially corrupt because evolution and pidgin, and I am guessing others, are reporting many words as being incorrectly spelled?
[22:36] <Hermpie> Dr_Willis, sorry but I am getting pretty good at it and I am just developing something good and bigs
[22:36] <duelboot> Anyone? I'm running 8.04 - CD-ROM and DVD won't mount a disc unless it's blank CD, but I can't burn anything to it...dmeg contains line stating I need to update the driver...how do I do this?...oh, and it worked fine prior to Hardy!
[22:36] <qopi> anyone know how I can get audio out to go to bluetooth device?
[22:36] <duelboot> oh, it's a CD-RW...sorry
[22:36] <staykov> hi i am trying to create a /www folder and point apache to it
[22:36] <Dr_Willis> Hermpie:  lets just say that i had to do a TOTAL reinstall of windows the other day to 'correct' a .NET issue so it could run some .net apps....
[22:36] <apot> anyone know how to mount smb shares under linux? and would be willing to share that info? the internet is confusing and i would prefer to not install a samba server
[22:36] <Fillado> Insomnia1ity: sorry, i was thinking for a new install. It would be 700MB + updates + updates for your installed applications
[22:36] <jwf> hi everyone. so i upgraded to Jaunty, and miro no longer starts. if i run it with --debug it prints out a bunch of what I think should just be warnings, things like 'gtcache.gettext: not initialized for string "Subscribe"', then just does nothing
[22:36] <staykov> already made the folder, and changed apache2 config to go to it
[22:36] <cavaradossi> how can i run WINE as root?
[22:36] <staykov> i just cant edit any files in the www
[22:36] <glitsj16> _CommandeR_: mozilla-mplayer might conflict with other similar plugins though, like totem-mozilla ... decide on which one you want (personally i find that mplayer plugin from the mozilla-mplayer package runs without issues and supports just about all you need straight in the browser)
[22:37] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, k..
[22:37] <Hermpie> Dr_Willis what's your point?
[22:37] <staykov> did chmod but it says access denied
[22:37] <cavaradossi> how can i run WINE as root?
[22:37] <qopi> apot: places -> connect to server
[22:37] <_CommandeR_> glitsj16, I dont have any other player installed
[22:37] <Hermpie> Why would you?
[22:37] <sebsebseb> cavaradossi:  no need to
[22:37] <mattgirv> qopi, http://wiki.bluez.org/wiki/HOWTO/AudioDevices
[22:37] <Wargasm> cavaradossi, did you try "sudo wine"
[22:37] <Dr_Willis> Hermpie:  .net cost me close to a week of work...
[22:37] <sebsebseb> Wargasm: stop
[22:37] <Hermpie> lol
[22:37] <sebsebseb> Wargasm: no one needs to run it as root
[22:37] <Hermpie> Why?
[22:37] <muse> qopi: what bluetooth software are you using to do that?
[22:37] <cavaradossi> ah....... sudo wine
[22:37] <Hermpie> To run it on linux?
[22:38] <Dr_Willis> Hermpie:  there was no way to 'FIX' the .NET installation on the Vista box.. couldent remove/couldent install over..
[22:38] <sebsebseb> cavaradossi:  did you mean to install wine?
[22:38] <sebsebseb> cavaradossi: you didn't mean to run wine as root after it's installed?
[22:38] <cavaradossi> no to run wine as root
[22:38] <Hermpie> Hmm
[22:38] <Hermpie> just dual boot it then?
[22:38] <cavaradossi> i wont run it, just for the record
[22:38] <qopi> mattgirv: hmz, thanks, think I've just gotten rid of bluez and replaced it with blueman :-/
[22:38] <cavaradossi> only sudo wine works as root?
[22:38] <glitsj16> _CommandeR_: no mplayer installed ? or gnome-mplayer or smplayer for a nicer frontend ? well, it's just an option, if you have eve radio playing, no need for other installs i guess
[22:38] <sebsebseb> cavaradossi: if your going to get wine  add their repo for Ubuntu  http://www.winehq.org  and then you always have latest version
[22:39] <mattgirv> qopi, Ah ok can't really help then. What problems are you having?
[22:39] <muse> cavaradossi: if you have enough memory use virtualbox
[22:39] <mattgirv> I have only set up with Bluez before
[22:39] <qopi> muse: I've got blueman installed at the mo
[22:39] <apot> thanks qopi, but i seem to run into authenication issues
[22:39] <cavaradossi> for more security i guess muse?
[22:39] <sebsebseb> cavaradossi: no
[22:39] <muse> ya
[22:39] <_CommandeR_> glitsj16, btw what player do you recommend ?
[22:39] <sebsebseb> muse: heh heh at that guy
[22:39] <_CommandeR_> glitsj16, tried amarok but it sux
[22:39] <qopi> mattgirv: ok, well, I don't care what I use, I just want to send audio out to bluetooth device plugged into my hifi, for listening to last.fm etc
[22:40] <sebsebseb> cavaradossi: Wine let's  you run  quite a lot of apps inside  Desktop GNU/Linux, but you can also run Windohs inside it
[22:40] <muse> qopi: ok then does it have an icon in the tray?
[22:40] <qopi> muse: yes, I'm connnected to the device
[22:40] <mattgirv> What problems have you been having though? Getting your device discovered?
[22:40] <cavaradossi> if you run wine from applications folder  you run it as always as user ?
[22:40] <mattgirv> Ill let muse handle this ;)
[22:40] <glitsj16> _CommandeR_: i use mpd with gmpc for all things audio
[22:41] <qopi> muse/ mattgirv : the device is connnected, just can't work out how to send audio to it
[22:41] <cavaradossi> even if you have a terminal open with sudo su enable?
[22:41] <qopi> apot: authentication issues?
[22:41] <_CommandeR_> glitsj16, mpd gmpc ? do they have a site or a screenshot etc?
[22:41] <muse> qopi: I was sure, although I don't have it installed atm, that you just right click it and yo will find a audio server button that you have to enable
[22:42] <apot> qopi: after entering the location information for the share, an "Enter Password" box appears. despite entering the correct password, the Enter Password box just opens endlessly
[22:42] <Hermpie> Dr_Willis, can you tell that if I wrote a program in MONO it can be ran on windows linux and every platform I can think of or most of them?
[22:42] <sebsebseb> Hermpie: it's not quite like that
[22:42] <glitsj16> _CommandeR_: http://gmpc.wikia.com/wiki/Gnome_Music_Player_Client
[22:42] <Hermpie> Explain
[22:43] <sebsebseb> Hermpie: or maybe it is, but like  for example Banshee is written in Mono, but can Windows run it, nope
[22:43] <Hermpie> What language you can code in on Linux
[22:43] <apot> i have smbclient, smbmount, and smbumount installed
[22:43] <Dr_Willis> Hermpie:  in 'theory' it can be ran.. but in practice.. ive not seen that be the case without a lot of work/screaming/cussing.
[22:43] <sebsebseb> Hermpie: Python is a good one for Linux
[22:43] <apot> but i assume that is irrelevant
[22:43] <qopi> muse: right click what, exactly?
[22:43] <Hermpie> Python is web?
[22:43] <sebsebseb> Hermpie: it can also be for web yeah
[22:43] <muse> doesn't blueman have a tray icon?
[22:43] <Dr_Willis> Hermpie:  Mono/.Net has a lot of 'hype' around it - that just has not delivered the promises yet.
[22:43] <Hermpie> I c
[22:43] <muse> the tray icon.. qopi
[22:43] <mattgirv> Hermpie, Check out perl :)
[22:44] <Hermpie> I thought so
[22:44] <mattgirv> perl is lovely
[22:44] <mattgirv> :D
[22:44] <Hermpie> yes
[22:44] <Tecna> I've been trying to figure this out for days...
[22:44] <Hermpie> But Then I have to drown all my previous knownledge
[22:44] <Hermpie> and did it for nothing
[22:44] <sebsebseb> mattgirv: Python :)   Ruby maybe even,   C and C++    Perl on Linux?  what uses Perl in Linux
[22:44] <sebsebseb> mattgirv: which Linux apps are done in Perl?  not many I expect
[22:44] <mattgirv> sebsebseb, Thats naive
[22:44] <Dr_Willis> RIght now the Game Lord OF the rings online can 'sort of play inwine' but the .Net written 'lancher' is the biggest problem.
[22:44] <kronopio> thanks hmw and ubbottu
[22:44] <sebsebseb> mattgirv: and Python is a great one  to start with
[22:45] <Dr_Willis> Ive seen a lot of linux perl scripts/tools in the past. then python seemed to get more poplyar now a days
[22:45] <Dr_Willis> befor Perl, it seemed TCL/TK was popular
[22:45] <mattgirv> Perl has a constant userbase
[22:45] <jwf> if you want to be a sysadmin, learn perl. if you want to be a programmer, learn python
[22:45] <mattgirv> that wont change :p
[22:45] <Tecna> I've been told that Ubuntu's alternate installer can encrypt my root filesystem, but I can't find that option.
[22:45] <mattgirv> anyway, whats to stop you learning all of them :)
[22:45] <tdizzy> I'm having sound trouble. I have an Acer Aspire X1700. My sound system is plugged in via the optical audio cable on the back. I can get sound if I plug in a standard pair of headphones to the front, but I can't get my sound system to work. How might I fix this problem?
[22:45] <yowshi> anyone know how i can get ubuntu to record from my webcam without cheese?
[22:45] <jwf> if you want to be a computer nerd, learn both
[22:46] <Cpudan80> Whats the package to reenable Ctrl + alt + backspace in jaunty ?
[22:46] <sebsebseb> Hermpie  Dr_Willis  mattgriv and me     This is the Ubuntu suppourt channel,  for  Ubuntu specific help,  that  in this situation does not include proggramming,  please join  #ubuntu-offtopic or  possibily   #proggramming for further dicussion  Thank you!
[22:46] <mattgirv> or resourceful :D
[22:46] <Cpudan80> !info ctrl-alt-backspace
[22:46] <f190> hello. i tried installing ubuntu on a friend's computer, and the computer just attempted to boot from the cd, and shutdown. we removed the cd and it still does that. so we unplugged the cdrom drive and tried to boot and it worked.
[22:46] <kronopio> what is a network key ring?
[22:46] <mattgirv> sebsebseb, sure
[22:46] <Twigathy_> !info dontzap
[22:46] <sebsebseb> well I am already in #ubuntu-offtopic :d
[22:46] <jwf> anyone get Miro to work in Jaunty? did it require any special magics?
[22:46] <Jaac> Is there a real fix for vmware tools for 9.04? The mouse is bugging like hell, and except the ungrab, all other modules don't work.
[22:47] <Dr_Willis> jwf:  it works here
[22:47] <Tecna> I've been told that Ubuntu's alternate installer can encrypt my root filesystem, but I can't find that option.
[22:47] <jwf> Dr_Willis: just out of the box?
[22:47] <Tecna> where is it?
[22:47] <JohnDoe1> just use TrueCrypt for encryption
[22:47] <dn5a-b> mattgirv: im on live cd
[22:47] <p-f> What's a good alternative to mspaint for quick doodling/resizing/mashuping on linux? By good I mean not gimp.
[22:47] <Dr_Willis> jwf:  i just apt-get installed'd it...and it works
[22:47] <dn5a-b> mattgirv: and i have no friggin idea how to resize the partitions
[22:47] <sebsebseb> !info gpaint
[22:47] <kronopio> i hate being so ignorant on here
[22:47] <sebsebseb> !info kpaint
[22:47] <dn5a-b> mattgirv: im in gparted
[22:48] <Dr_Willis> !find mtpaint
[22:48] <muse> qopi: are you there? I found how I did my bluetooth headset looking through my archives...
[22:48] <Dr_Willis> !info mtpaint
[22:48] <sebsebseb> kronopio: see above, also Tuxpaint check this out,   now that's one great fun  Paint app
[22:48] <bobbob1016> JohnDoe1: He wants to encrypt the root directory, truecrypt is a bit trickier to do that with than the alt installer.
[22:48] <sebsebseb> kronopio: make sure sound is on when you do that one
[22:48] <dn5a-b> mattgirv: heeeelp
[22:48] <mattgirv> dn5a-b, Should be pretty easy to figure out
[22:48] <dn5a-b> mattgirv: it is not
[22:48] <mattgirv> Ok
[22:48] <qopi> muse: yes, I am here :) yes, blueman does have icon, but can't see anything about audio when I right click
[22:48] <mattgirv> one sec, lemme load it up
[22:48] <jwf> Dr_Willis: hmmm, it just dies silently, doesn't start. any idea how to start looking at what might be causing that? Running it with --debug isn't helpful
[22:48] <muse> qopi: I am guessing you are trying to connect up a headset right? It is connected and paired?
[22:49] <p-f> thanks Dr_Willis / sebsebseb
[22:49] <Tecna> JohnDoe1: How am I supposed to mount an encrypted root partition created with truecrypt?
[22:49] <stippi> Hi! Is there any way to make Nautilus automatically close a window of a volume that become unavailable instead of keeping the window open and pointing it to my home dir? That is really annoying.
[22:49] <cllaudyu> hello is anybody having problems with ubuntu 9.04?
[22:49] <qopi> muse I believe it is yes. and yes, it is a headset of sorts (that is what blueman says it is)
[22:49] <Dr_Willis> jwf:  rin it from a terminal.. it runs fine here  version --> Miro 2.0.3 (r9307)
[22:49] <mattgirv> dn5a-b, Right... click the partition in the list that says NTFS under file system
[22:49] <bobbob1016> Tecna: Don't.  The alt installer does have it, just let me find it
[22:49] <JohnDoe1> Theres a simple walk through
[22:49] <kfizz> claudyu: Not really, what's your problem?
[22:49] <JohnDoe1> on their website
[22:50] <Tecna> bobbob1016: thank you
[22:50] <muse> ok you need to make a new file called .asoundrc and put in your home
[22:50] <dn5a-b> mattgirv: let me /q you. It's quite hard to read in between the lines like this
[22:50] <jwf> Dr_Willis, i do run it from term. it just doesn't print anything, doesn't do anything, returns me to command prompt. if I run it with --debug, it starts it in GDB, which tells me that the "Program exited normally."
[22:50] <mattgirv> dn5a-b, go for it
[22:50] <JohnDoe1> www.truecrypt.org...i use it to encrypt my system drive and also create an encrypted file to store all my personal data
[22:50] <f190> any suggestions on why my friend's computer hangs like that?
[22:50] <Dr_Willis> jwf:  clean install here, and all i did was apt-get install miro, so not sure what to tell ya
[22:51] <muse> then add these lines >>pcm.Headset \n{ \n type bluetooth \n }
[22:51] <cllaudyu> kfizz i have a little problem
[22:51] <jwf> i wonder if it's cause I upgraded from hardy
[22:51] <kfizz> cllaudyu: What's your prob, maybe I can help
[22:51] <bobbob1016> Tecna: http://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu+alternate+encrypt&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 first page gave me http://news.softpedia.com/news/Encrypted-Ubuntu-8-04-85271.shtml which is for hardy, but should still work
[22:51] <cllaudyu> kfizz i cannot see what programs crash... it says it crashed but when i open the log nothing happens...
[22:51] <apot>  qopi: thanks
[22:52] <Morph> hello all
[22:52] <kfizz> cllaudyu: Is this with any program, or one in particular. And what log are you viewing?
[22:52] <sonmez> hi i have a sound problem on my acer aspire 6935 laptop with ubuntu 9.04  when i use live cd i can get sound but after the install i cant. if i copy the alsa config files an replace after the install does it change anything :)
[22:52] <apot> it works now, just annoyingly
[22:52] <cllaudyu> kfizz well i can't view any log since it isn't trying to open...
[22:52] <qopi> apot: cool, pleasure :)
[22:52] <Morph> my 9.04 doesnt shutdown all the way.  It hangs with a blinking cursor
[22:52] <jwf> Dr_Willis: could you do me a favour? run miro with --debug from the command line and let me know if it shows you a bunch of gtcache.gettext warnings
[22:53] <kfizz> cllaudyu: So you can't even open the program?
[22:53] <qopi> muse: do I inlucde the >> ?
[22:53] <cllaudyu> kfizz yea...
[22:53] <Winkie> I upgraded my laptop a few days ago, and now when logging in, the network manager utility lists my wireless as disabled, but I have no option to enable it. It's an Intel 5300 AGN in a Fujitsu Siemens T5010
[22:53] <jwf> Dr_Willis: cause maybe they aren't warnings, but errors, and that's where to start looking
[22:53] <muse> qopi: no
[22:53] <muse> everything after that
[22:53] <kronopio> i feel like I just discovered thhe internet for the 2nd time!
[22:53] <Tecna> bobbob1016: thank you.  that's very helpful
[22:53] <qopi> muse: ok, done
[22:53] <kfizz> cllaudyu: So this is any program you try to run?
[22:53] <pwnguin> I've downloaded and burnt ubuntu 9.04 to a CD. How do I tell upgrade-manager to upgrade from it?
[22:53] <getxsick> hi, what's a difference between normal and remix versin (apart from remix application)
[22:54] <cllaudyu> kfizz yea...
[22:54] <odinsbane> Winkie: did you have to enable restricted drivers?
[22:54] <bobbob1016> Tecna: Just google first, very helpful...  no offense, I used to do that (and still do) sometimes
[22:54] <Winkie> odinsbane: I don't believe I did, wlan0 shows up in 'iwconfig'
[22:54] <qopi> muse: as in I did sudo gedit ~/.asoundrc then added the line you gave in there
[22:54] <odinsbane> Winkie: can you connect to a network using command line options?
[22:54] <muse> qopi: in my notes it said that a restart my be required.. I am sure all you have to do is restart all the bluetooth proccesses thou, there where just to many and I am lazy :)
[22:54] <kfizz> cllaudyu: Have you tried running programs from the terminal and seeing what happpens?
[22:55] <odinsbane> Winkie: eg ifconfig wlan0 up; iwlist wlan0 scan ...
[22:55] <Winkie> odinsbane: I have yet to try, as we're WPA2 I don't exactly know how, was hoping it was a known issue
[22:55] <Winkie> odinsbane: i'll try the scan, one second
[22:55] <muse> qopi: ya, and swap all the \n with linebreaks
[22:55] <Tecna> bobbob1016: I just spent hours searching google.
[22:55] <Winkie> odinsbane: i consistently get 'no scan results'
[22:55] <Dr_Willis> jwf:  http://pastebin.com/f5d43615c
[22:56] <qopi> muse: ah, I'd better do that line break thing :P
[22:56] <Morph> anyone know how to fix the shutdown issue?
[22:56] <lazermann> what command do you use to unzip the archive to the specified directory?
[22:56] <bobbob1016> Tecna: "ubuntu encrypt alternate" but either way, glad I could help
[22:56] <Dr_Willis> !info unp
[22:56] <glitsj16> pwnguin: open system > software sources and add you're cd-rom (second tab "third-party software")
[22:56] <odinsbane> Winkie: under system administration, hardware drivers there could be restricted drivers.
[22:56] <Quino> Can any of you tell me how to get avi files play on  Ubuntu? I can see the still previews but when I tried to play through totem & vlc, the programs open then close without playing anything
[22:56] <Winkie> odinsbane: there isn't, i checked
[22:56] <kfizz> Quino: You probably need the codecs
[22:57] <capiira> lazermann, unzip with -d option
[22:57] <Quino> kfizz: what codecs do i get?
[22:57] <jwf> Dr_Willis: and did it start up just fine, then say "program exited normally" when you close the program?
[22:57] <muse>  qopi: http://pastebin.com/m5fc11f8 should look like this.. all in ~/.asoundrc
[22:57] <esmeralda> hola
[22:57] <kfizz> Quino: https://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/musicvideophotos/C/codecs.html
[22:57] <Dr_Willis> Quino:  try playing them from the terminal, also try mplayer/gmplayer and instll the ubuntu-restricted-extras package and perhaps the w32codecs pack.
[22:57] <esmeralda> caca
[22:58] <Dr_Willis> jwf:  it ran find..  then i closed it
[22:58] <esmeralda> hello
[22:58] <pwnguin> glitsj16: it keeps telling me i need to download ~900MB =(
[22:58] <esmeralda> my name is esmeralda
[22:58] <jwf> Dr_Willis: cool man, thanks for your help. so it confirms my suspicions that the gettext messages are just warnings...but brings me no closer to figuring out what's going on...
[22:58] <pwnguin> glitsj16: i just turned off the net repos, we'll see if that fixes it
[22:58] <esmeralda> mierda
[22:58] <Ziw> Is there any way to change sample rate on a usb mic.. I tried jackd but i dont think its a solution..
[22:58] <muse> qopi: thats all I can say really.. I may have restarted and it worked, but after that it worked so my notes end there :P
[22:58] <esmeralda> playos
[22:58] <Dr_Willis> jwf:  try it as a new user?
[22:59] <Winkie> odinsbane: i'm going to try an older kernel, brb
[22:59] <jwf> Dr_Willis: that's a great idea.
[22:59] <Morph> someone know what could be causing the error in the shutdown process/?
[22:59] <mrblonde> Hey everybody i have a ig problem
[22:59] <capiira> missing B?
[22:59] <lazermann> capiira i did: unzip file.zip -d /path, but it said it couldn't create extraction directory
[22:59] <Szadek> !air
[22:59] <Morph> all i have is a black screen with a blinking cursor
[23:00] <Szadek> !adobe
[23:00] <mattgirv> lazermann, You have write permission?
[23:00] <mrblonde> i got the notice "Disabling IRQ #18" and my system won't shut down
[23:00] <glitsj16> pwnguin: any luck ?
[23:01] <mrblonde> how i am able to solve this problem
[23:01] <qopi> muse: hmz, did that and restarted bluetooth but now device manager wont even open! :P
[23:01] <muse> :(
[23:01] <pwnguin> glitsj16: nope =(
[23:02] <mattgirv> mrblonde: try unplugging everything usb
[23:02] <lazermann> mattgirv this is the problem. I don't. Sudo doesn't work. And when i try to logon as root it doesn't let me(i mean upon restart)
[23:02] <muse> qopi: well I just found something else in my archive that might help, the link I used when I did it! http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?s=4ecb6cf8284e84459f80bfe716f47992&t=694010
[23:02] <glitsj16> pwnguin: odd indeed ... i'd try re-enabling net repo's and cd-rom and run a "sudo apt-get update" to reload sources, besides that i wouldn't know what is happening
[23:02] <mattgirv> lazermann, What error do you get when you sudo unzip?
[23:02] <gourdcaptain> Heh. I got that Ubuntu 9.04 upgrade to work - my mom left it on while manually prying the drive open, and it suddenly drops to a console from the frozen boot screen, installs the NVIDIA drivers, and boots.
[23:03] <gourdcaptain> (/me came on as sabel4th to ask for help about that, BTW)
[23:03] <muse> qopi: much more then what I did in the end.. but I am sure you will get it working after all that.
[23:03] <mrblonde> i have done this before and umounted it too but it doesn't helped
[23:03] <pwnguin> glitsj16: apparently the release notes suggest the alternate installCD
[23:03] <lazermann> mattgirv "julian@julian-laptop:~$ sudo unzip wasabi_player_skin.zip -d /usr/share/audacious/skins
[23:03] <lazermann> checkdir:  cannot create extraction directory: /usr/share/audacious/skins
[23:03] <Ziw> gourdcaptain: great :P
[23:03] <muse> qopi: your on your own now..
[23:03] <pwnguin> glitsj16: i guess the normal .iso uses wubi autoinstaller instead
[23:03] <apot> the annoyingly = calling Places > "Connect to Server" properly gets me a spiffy "Shared Folder on 192.168.1.2" folder on my desktop and returns "Can't display location "smb://192.168.1.2/Shared Folder/" The specified location is not mounted". Opening the newly created folder prompts for authentication again and, after entering the password, creates a new "Shared Folder on 192.168.1.2" folder that shows the files
[23:04] <glitsj16> pwnguin: i see, haven't made the jump to jaunty just yet
[23:04] <capiira> you need to create eugen first
[23:04] <qopi> muse, ok thanks for your help, I'll see what it says on that page...
[23:04] <mattgirv> lazermann, try mkdir first
[23:04] <apot> weird?
[23:04] <mattgirv> or does the directory already exist?
[23:04] <coleys> lazermann: What did I help you with before, nvid drivers?
[23:05] <Dr_Willis> apot:  could be the space in the sharename is causing issues. I noticed that here the space is replaced by a %20
[23:05] <lazermann> mattgirv the path does exist
[23:05] <popc0rn> yp
[23:05] <popc0rn> yo*
[23:05] <capiira> lazermann, -d points to a existing directory
[23:05] <sd32> wierd i think i had some ubunbtu spyware, something happened to my system where mispelled web addresses would go to ask.com as opposed to opendns results and the save as dialog took 30 seconds to appear, a reboot fixed it but just wierd
[23:05] <ienorand> does anyone know how to get gnome-wallchanger (doctromo's ppa) to work? it won't acknowledge any config changes for me...
[23:05] <armandocerna> apot does smb://192.168.1.2/Shared\ Folder/ work?
[23:05] <Dr_Willis> apot:  ie: 'disk 2' on server 'jukebox' -->   smb://jukebox/disk%202/
 wierd i think i had some ubunbtu spyware, something happened to my system where mispelled web addresses would go to ask.com as opposed to opendns results and the save as dialog took 30 seconds to appear, a reboot fixed it but just wierd   <-- lol wut? O_o
[23:06] <coleys> zhurai: ahhaa
[23:06] <sd32> zhurai, yeah
[23:06] <lazermann> coleys yeah thanx...well i had to fix xorg.conf and i founf info online...but yeah now all is working perfectly thank you very much
[23:06] <apot> thanks, renaming Shared Folder to transfers to see if it helps
[23:06] <zhurai> sd32: no idea what you mean, so I can't help you with that
[23:06] <zhurai> :P
[23:07] <Dr_Willis> apot:  yea. spaces in shrares can be a pain
[23:07] <coleys> lazermann: Oh good.. having other problems?
[23:07] <lazermann> capiira yes the directory i want to extract to does exist
[23:07] <capiira> btw. put audacious skins inside your home
[23:07] <odinsbane> If I'm backing up some directories on my hard drive, ext4 should I make the backup file system ext4 or can I go with ext3?
[23:07] <lazermann> coleys can't unzip from home folder to /usr/share/audacious/skins
[23:07] <Winkie> odinsbane: it turns out i don't have an older kernel installed, and I think our wireless should be visible
[23:07] <coleys> lazermann: what kind of archive?
[23:08] <grkblood13_> i just bought a server and im trying to put ubuntu on it but nothing will come up on my monitor, not even the bios, any1 know whats up?
[23:08] <Othor> my nautilus scripts are not working in 9.04   anything i can try to see why?
[23:08] <mattgirv> its not a multipart archive is it?
[23:08] <mattgirv> :p
[23:08] <lazermann> winamp skin - wasabi_player_skin.zip
[23:08] <capiira> there is no need to put them in /usr/share/audacious
[23:08] <lazermann> coleys well i renamed it to zip
[23:08] <lazermann> it was .wal
[23:08] <coleys> lazermann: it was .tar.gz or someth?
[23:08] <capiira> put it in your home directory in the audacious dir
[23:08] <elexodus> Anybody know how to fix " invalid blocks count" in partitian?
[23:08] <odinsbane> Winkie: can you shut it down and try to bring it back?  ifconfig wlan0 down...ifconfig wlan0 up ... then scan from it?
[23:08] <Winkie> odinsbane: one second
[23:08] <lazermann> coleys no it was .wal classic winamp skin file
[23:09] <Winkie> odinsbane: down and up seems fine, but still no scan results
[23:09] <sd32> zhurai,open dns is my dns provider but misspelled entrys  would come up with ask.com results as opposed to opendns search results unti i rebootes
[23:09] <coleys> lazermann: Hm, well you can extract the file to your home folder then... use the mv command to move it to that directory.
[23:09] <Winkie> oh odinsbane
[23:09] <elexodus> Anybody know how to fix " invalid blocks count" in partitian?
[23:09] <lazermann> coleys which i tried to untar, unzip...actually it is extractable to home folder via archive manager
[23:09] <Winkie> you won't believe what it is
[23:09] <capiira> lazermann, put it in /home/$USERNAME/.audacious /Skins
[23:10] <Winkie> odinsbane: i have found a log entry explaining it :)
[23:10] <lazermann> coleys what is mv
[23:10] <Winkie> odinsbane: [  411.855131] iwlagn: Radio disabled by HW RF Kill switch
[23:10] <odinsbane> You didn't have the switch on.
[23:10] <Winkie> yup
[23:10] <Winkie> my friend does not know how to turn on my laptop
[23:10] <coleys> lazermann: sudo mv ~/[foldername] /usr/share/audacious/
[23:10] <Winkie> it seems
[23:10] <coleys> lazermann: sudo mv ~/[foldername] /usr/share/audacious/skins/
[23:10] <coleys> I might ahve spelled audacious wrong, but you get the idea.
[23:11] <lazermann> let us try 1 moment
[23:11] <Winkie> i guess that should be made more obvious in networkmanager, but i should have thought to check it. thanks for your help odinsbane
[23:11] <p-f> My sound device just disappeared, nothing strange in dmesg. Any ideas where else I should look?
[23:11] <taylor_> Hello, I was wondering if I could have some help with something. I am trying to compile http://libharu.org/wiki/Downloads#Snapshots this on Ubuntu, and its not working.
[23:11] <coleys> lazermann: Tell me what's inside the zip file, so I can give you a more specific command
[23:12] <sd32> ask.com stole my opendns search results. until reboot....wierd
[23:12] <capiira> lazermann, v1.3 uses ~/.local/share/audacious/Skins
[23:12] <p-f> actually, it's still showing up in alsamixer - it's just  amarok and mplayer and every single application that needs audio that tells me it doesn't exist
[23:12] <Houba1986> hi, i have a question, if i wanna connect my laptop to an external monitor, using vga cable, are there any settings or anything i need to do to get it working? or do i just plug it in and it should work?
[23:12] <Houba1986> i am running ubuntu 9.04
[23:12] <lazermann> mv doesn't work: 'julian@julian-laptop:~$ sudo mv /wasabi /usr/share/audacious/skins
[23:12] <lazermann> mv: cannot stat `/wasabi': No such file or directory
[23:13] <lazermann> julian@julian-laptop:~$ cd wasabi
[23:13] <lazermann> julian@julian-laptop:~/wasabi$'
[23:13] <FloodBot3> lazermann: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:13] <lazermann> oops sorry
[23:13] <Dr_Willis> Houba1986:  can depend on the video card/chipset an laptop... most laptops have a special key combo to toggle the output - basically.. try it and see
[23:13] <Othor> is anyone able to run nautilus scripts in 9.04? they are not working for me
[23:13] <apot> *: nope, removing the space in the share name doesnt help.
[23:13] <nvidiadriverhelp> anyone having out of range problems with Nvidia drivers?  (screen comes up blank, says out of range on monitor)
[23:14] <Houba1986> Dr_Willis, same thing with a projector? i know with the svideo cable, i had to change the resolution, because max resolution on svideo is 1024*768
[23:14] <apot> so, i can connect to the share, just weirdly
[23:14] <kfizz> What's everyone favorite p2p for Ubuntu other than bittorrent?
[23:14] <Dr_Willis> Houba1986:  yep.. try it and see.. is about all ya can say with Laptops...
[23:14] <capiira> lazermann, type "sudo nautilus" and use the file manager :D
[23:14] <p-f> kfizz: none, all the clients suck
[23:15] <capiira> in case you dont want the skin in your home
[23:15] <mano> my xchat likes to lock my system up when i try to resize it. is it worth reporting as a bug or shall i just try a different irc client?
[23:15] <p-f> kfizz: I just stick to btdownloadcurses
[23:15] <muse> nvidiadriverhelp: copy and paste the exact error into a google search surounded by "", you should find help..
[23:15] <lazermann> neither 'mv' nor '/local/.audacious/ work..will try nautilus
[23:16] <coleys> lazermann: You can also try... Alt +F2 --> gksu nautilus
[23:16] <pwnguin> is the alternate CD different than the server CD?
[23:16] <coleys> lazermann: And just copying, and pasting the files.
[23:16] <muse> mano: try use pidgin.. it is installed by default
[23:16] <muse> pwnguin: yes
[23:16] <Quino> ok so I have the Gstreamer already installed and I still cannot the get AVI files to play in Totem or VLC
[23:16] <lazermann> it can't create the directory...strange. But i am sure it would be all fine if i could logon as root. But it doesn't let me, why?
[23:16] <pwnguin> great
[23:16] <lazermann> i mean not in terminal upon logon...
[23:17] <capiira> dunno
[23:17] <Dr_Willis> lazermann:  you DONT login directly as root. :)
[23:17] <coleys> lazermann: What directory do you want created/
[23:17] <Dr_Willis> lazermann:  learn to use the command line to do rooty tasks is the best thing todo.
[23:17] <coleys> sudo = root
[23:17] <lazermann> i know but in mandriva you can actually
[23:17] <dimedo> i mounted an iso file, copied all files into an temporary directory, edited some thing and tried to create a new iso with mkisofs. i seem to have lost the bootsector on the way. any idea how to fix that?
[23:17] <glitsj16> taylor_: any errors while trying to build that ? On a side-note, going over the feature set on that website, there's alternatives on ubuntu you can install from regular repositories i believe
[23:17] <capiira> in ubuntu too you just have to setup a password
[23:17] <Dr_Willis> lazermann:  dosent matter what mandriva does. :) .. its  bad security practice
[23:17] <lazermann> i have set it up
[23:17] <taylor_> really?
[23:18] <taylor_> I tried to find one
[23:18] <Dr_Willis> lazermann:  i install 'mc' and then do 'sudo mc' in a terminal, use that simple file manager to do 'root' filemanaging tasks.
[23:18] <lazermann> before i couldn't do even 'su'
[23:18] <Dr_Willis> lazermann:  theres no need to do 'su' either.
[23:18] <lazermann> now i can but it won't log me on
[23:18] <glitsj16> taylor_: pdftk might do, depends on what uou need i guess
[23:18] <Dr_Willis> sudo -s , or sudo -i
[23:18] <lazermann> ok
[23:18] <taylor_> I need a c++ library to write pdfs
[23:18] <capiira> sudo su ;)
[23:18] <duvnell> running ubuntu server.. just set up 9.04: dhcpd is effectively not starting on boot.. /var/log/messages shows it starting, then the last thing from it is a blank line in /var/log/messages..   the process is not there.. it will start if I start it manually after boot
[23:18] <nnutter> In trying to find a way to run my laptop cooler I discovered that the command `acpi` doesn't exist. Should I install acpi or does Jaunty use something else?
[23:18] <Dr_Willis> DONT yse 'sudo su' either. :P
[23:19] <muse> taylor_: what are you trying to do?
[23:19] <Quino> if anyone knows how to get avi files to work, could you IM me?
[23:19] <taylor_> Get a c++ library to write PDFs
[23:19] <lazermann> lol =) nautilus worked fine
[23:19] <Dr_Willis> Quino:  i just insgall gmplayer, and the w32codecs from medibuntu, and they normally work.
[23:20] <Dr_Willis> Quino:  its often an issue of the proper codecs being installed.
[23:20] <capiira> sure it does
[23:20] <Dr_Willis> !medibuntu
[23:20] <capiira> its nautilus he knows the way
[23:20] <_CommandeR_> is there any good screen recorder ?
[23:20] <_CommandeR_> for gnome
[23:20] <Dr_Willis> lazermann:  running nautilus as root can be dangerous CLOSE it out as soon as you are done doing the rooty tasks.
[23:20] <capiira> record my desktop
[23:20] <_CommandeR_> capiira, ?
[23:20] <capiira> yes
[23:21] <Sarai> I borked my computer, methinks! I added a partition to my hard drive then decided to delete it. Now grub is throwing Error 17, I can't figure out how to fix it since I can't boot in. Right now I'm on a Mint liveCD...
[23:21] <lazermann> Dr Willis you must be kidding
[23:21] <capiira> the app is called record my desktop
[23:21] <zze86> Hello
[23:21] <kronopio> my computer is now going slow any ideas as to why?
[23:21] <glitsj16> taylor_: besides possible alternatives, what went wrong exactly when trying to compile that ?
[23:21] <_CommandeR_> capiira, does it record wine games aswell ?
[23:21] <taylor_> make file
[23:21] <taylor_> it seemed to go well
[23:21] <capiira> uff dunno im not a fan of wine
[23:21] <p-f> kronopio: run top and sort by cpu usage
[23:21] <Dr_Willis> lazermann:   using the wrong Natilus window when you think its the 'users' windws when its the root users window.. can be eiather a little problem.. or a HUGE problem...
[23:21] <capiira> never used too
[23:21] <muse> !recordmydesktop
[23:21] <taylor_> maybe I will pastebin the console output
[23:21] <kronopio> p-f: hoq?
[23:21] <Dr_Willis> lazermann:  thats why i suggested using 'mc' in a terminal. for root tasks
[23:21] <glitsj16> taylor_: that would help yes
[23:22] <kronopio> how?
[23:22] <muse> _CommandeR_: recordmydesktop
[23:22] <taylor_> just give me a second :)
[23:22] <capiira> for games i have a ps3 :D
[23:22] <lazermann> ok thanks Dr Willis
[23:22] <lazermann> i closed it already
[23:22] <glitsj16> taylor_: take what you need, time is on your side in my case (slowest one logged in i guess :p)
[23:22] <lazermann> but winamp skin doesn't work
[23:23] <taylor_> haha
[23:23] <taylor_> :)
[23:23] <capiira> hehe then its bad :D
[23:23] <capiira> 2.0 skin
[23:23] <capiira> ?
[23:23] <lazermann> it is seen in preferences but it doesn't work
[23:23] <Dr_Willis> lazermann:   winamp has a lot of skin 'verison/changes' over the last few years
[23:23] <harovali1> hi, how's the way to enable my cell phone's internet connection with my notebook's ubuntu ? (either by usb cable or bluetooth)
[23:23] <capiira> audacious just works with v2 skins
[23:23] <lazermann> i don't know ... it is 'wasabi player' =))))))
[23:23] <kronopio> p-f:  run it where?
[23:24] <JohnDoe1> harovali1: you need to  install software to make your cell a tether moidem
[23:24] <fridrik> po
[23:24] <lazermann> so skins should be not above 2.0 version, rite?
[23:24] <muse> harovali1: blueman
[23:24] <MHz128> how do I make locate search in mounted NTFS drives?
[23:24] <harovali1> JohnDoe1: muse: blueman is the software ?
[23:25] <Dr_Willis> MHz128:  "/etc/updatedb.conf"   has  settings for what gets blocked/ignored/added to the 'locate database'
[23:25] <muse> yo connect your phone via bluetooth
[23:25] <zze86> Hello all. Complete Noob here to Ubuntu. I'm trying to install Ubuntu 8.04 server edition for some file and print server duties onto an old HP pavilion P3. It goes through the install process fine but it doesn't recognize the NIC card nor the Modem card (no big deal). Being that it's supposedly for server duties it'd be nice to get the NIC card working. :\ Anybody have any ideas on how I can get the ethernet to work?
[23:25] <harovali1> muse: yes , then what ?
[23:25] <pyth> XChat GNOME front-end is super spiff.
[23:25] <MHz128> Dr_Willis, awesome thanks!
[23:25] <glitsj16> taylor_: reading the installation instructions ... seems like only 2 build dependencies, zlib and png ... you have checked both are installed i take it ?
[23:25] <capiira> lazermann, http://customize.org/winamp2
[23:25] <Dr_Willis> MHz128:  by default it does not scan things in /media/
[23:25] <drbobb> hello, doesn't Gnome have a counterpart to KDE's kclipboard utility?
[23:25] <muse> harovali1: I'm looking :)
[23:25] <kronopio> i ran top but i dont know what I am looking at
[23:26] <Dr_Willis> MHz128:  be sure to run 'sudo updatedb' after changing things
[23:26] <Dr_Willis> !info gclipper
[23:26] <lazermann> capira thank you
[23:26] <Dr_Willis> drbobb:  it does.. i just dont rember its name.
[23:26] <capiira> has to be a v2 skin
[23:26] <capiira> and btw use your home for that
[23:26] <ruser> hey gysy, i've got a question i'm runing  jaunty and i want to get 3rd accelleration on my  radeom mobidiliy x14000 i can't seem  to do it.  i tried fgrlx  driver and  the ati  official  version,  and  icna't get my x to work
[23:26] <harovali1> muse: thanks , any hint is welcome
[23:27] <capiira> lazermann, ~/.local/share/audacious/Skins is better
[23:27] <raylu> !ca | ruser
[23:27] <muse> harovali1: I think blueman does the modem part aswell? I will have to install it in a VM to be sure thou
[23:27] <Dr_Willis> drbobb:  glipper - Clipboard manager for the GNOME panel
[23:27] <mano> ok muse, i'm on konversation atm i quite like it! did not enjoy pidgin as much
[23:27] <taylor_> Hmm
[23:27] <taylor_> I think I do
[23:27] <drbobb> Dr_Willis: I'm surprised it's not installed by default, to me kclipboard is easily one of the top 3 most useful features in KDE
[23:27] <taylor_> whats the ubuntu package name for zlib-dev? ill check again
[23:27] <Dr_Willis> drbobb:  they have to squeze out things to get stuff on ONE cd..
[23:27] <kronopio> what is Xorg?
[23:27] <muse> mano: ok cool. You use KDE?
[23:28] <Sarai> Sorry, I don't mean to be a bother, but my computer won't boot! GRUB is throwing an error 17, not sure how to edit the BIOS without being able to boot!
[23:28] <Dr_Willis> edit the bios? - bios settngs come befor GRUB even loads
[23:28] <raylu> !X | kronopio
[23:28] <muse> Sarai: do you have a live cd?
[23:28] <drbobb> Sarai: just finished struggling with grub error 17 2 days ago myself
[23:28] <raylu> taylor_:
[23:29] <raylu> !info zlib1g-dev
[23:29] <macman_> hmm..
[23:29] <glitsj16> taylor_: are you on jaunty ? in any case, here on intrepid it is libpng12-dev and zlib1g-dev
[23:29] <macman_> was i banned from this chan ?
[23:29] <kronopio> http://www.churchilldowns.com/thanjjjs obbutto
[23:29] <Sarai> drbobb , muse : I'm logged in on a mint livecd
[23:29] <coleys> macman_: apparently not =p
[23:29] <mano> gnome i think muse, is that right? i've only had ubuntu 4 days so not really a pro yet lol
[23:29] <macman_> lol
[23:29] <kronopio> i just want to acess media right now
[23:29] <muse> mano: ok fine :)
[23:30] <Enasni> does anyone know how to uninstall GNASH SWF player?
[23:30] <kronopio> whoa sorry about the typoa
[23:30] <capiira> ok time to shave, dont want to look like stallman, have fun lazermann :)
[23:30] <kronopio> typos*
[23:30] <mano> someone told me to learn the gui first then as i get experienced have a play around with terminal and stuff
[23:30] <coleys> Enasni: Disable it in firefox, go Tools > Add Ons > Plugins, and just disable it.
[23:30] <apot> seems my issue is a bug in gnome. https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gvfs/+bug/216104
[23:30] <mano> dont want to run before i can walk
[23:30] <elexodus> HELP! What does "Reclaiming unconnected clusters." mean? It's stuck.
[23:31] <Enasni> coleys: I did disable it, but does that entirely remove it as well?
[23:31] <drbobb> Dr_Willis: glipper seems to be the name
[23:31] <coleys> Enasni: Then install the correct one, sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[23:31] <muse> Sarai: hmm.. I don't think mint has the util I was going to use. Ask drbobb if he can help.
[23:31] <coleys> Enasni: Not to sure about the other opensouce flash plugins =/ Sorry.
[23:31] <Enasni> I already installed flashplugin-nonfree
[23:31] <Enasni> ...
[23:31] <capiira> just dl flash directly from adobe
[23:31] <raylu> !info flashplugin-nonfree
[23:31] <raylu> capiira: negative
[23:31] <capiira> not really
[23:31] <Enasni> coley: I already installed flashplugin-nonfree
[23:31] <capiira> put into your home thats all
[23:32] <raylu> cloakey: that's the transitional plugin. it's flashplugin-installer, but nonfree will get it done
[23:32] <Sarai> muse: I have a Kubuntu and Xubuntu livecd too... I let a friend borrow my Ubuntu cd and forgot to make a new one. Just my luck, right?
[23:32] <kronopio> what is renice
[23:32] <raylu> kronopio: man renice
[23:32] <Enasni> coleys: I downloaded the package from the webpage, and it said it was installed...
[23:32] <muse> Sarai: I think they would work.. let me just check
[23:32] <glitsj16> Enasni: sudo apt-get purge gnash mozilla-plugin-gnash gnash-common gnash-tools should remove gnash completely
[23:32] <coleys> Enasni: I believe you'll have to remove the plugin files from Firefox's install location in the plugins folder.
[23:33] <capiira> ~/.mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so
[23:33] <coleys> Go glitsj16
[23:33] <coleys> :DDD
[23:33] <glitsj16> =)
[23:33] <kronopio> raylu: ?
[23:33] <taylor_> heh
[23:33] <raylu> kronopio: in a terminal, man renice
[23:33] <taylor_> that could have been one of the problems :)
[23:33] <taylor_> I didn't have libpng :)
[23:33] <tmb25> Anyone having the problem when installing nvidia 180 device driver sound is choppy and video is sped up? I could uninstall the device driver and everything works decent, except I only have 800x600 display. This is for 9.04, last release I had no problem
[23:33] <kronopio> raylu: what is man?
[23:34] <glitsj16> taylor_: easily fixed and tried again, goodluck
[23:34] <taylor_> thanks
[23:34] <raylu> kronopio: man man
[23:34] <taylor_> 8.04 btw
[23:34] <raylu> kronopio: in a terminal will answer that too :D
[23:34] <muse> Sarai: ok do you have any thing special in your grub config that you may want to save?
[23:34] <kronopio> raylu: manual?
[23:34] <elexodus> So, I'm reformatting a partitian that's all out of wack. I believe the problem is that the partician was a virgin ext3 format, and I tried to copy the contents of a vFAT drive to it. I did a "fsck -v -y /dev/sdb3", and it ran trough a process, and then froze on "Reclaiming unconnected clusters." Here's a pastebin: http://pastebin.ca/1410737
[23:34] <raylu> kronopio: it's a reaer for manpages, so yes, i guess
[23:34] <duvnell1> dhcpd starts at boot (seeing /var/log/messages), but apparently dies because it's not in ps list and starting it manually does start it up
[23:34] <raylu> *reader
[23:35] <ricerind> Hey! I've installed ubuntu on my macbook but the touchpad is really sluggish. Can anybody help?
[23:35] <duvnell1> any ideas?
[23:35] <muse> Sarai: I found another way of doing it that you can do from mint
[23:35] <tdizzy> I'm having sound trouble. I have an Acer Aspire X1700. My sound system is plugged in via the optical audio cable on the back. I can get sound if I plug in a standard pair of headphones to the front, but I can't get my sound system to work. How might I fix this problem?
[23:35] <Enasni> glitsj16: thanks! that se eworked
[23:35] <raylu> duvnell1: why does it matter? are you not using networkmanager?
[23:35] <coleys> ricerind: What kind of touchpad?
[23:35] <Sarai> muse: perfect! And no, I've never made a modification to grub
[23:35] <glitsj16> Enasni: you're welcome
[23:35] <Enasni> coleys: thanks again for your help too
[23:35] <sam_> how could i host two different sites ond different ports with lighttpd
[23:35] <Quino> ok i have tried installing mplayer and the w32 codecs and I still cannot get the files to play
[23:35] <muse> Sarai: go to a terminal
[23:35] <kronopio> why do use ubuntu instead of redhat?
[23:35] <raylu> kronopio: because rpms are annoying
[23:35] <coleys> Enasni: Not a problem =)
[23:35] <Sarai> muse: ok
[23:35] <sam_> redhat costs
[23:35] <ricerind> coleys: Some sort of synaptic touchpad. Standard macbook touchpad.
[23:35] <muse> Sarai: sudo grub
[23:36] <elexodus> So, I'm reformatting a partitian that's all out of wack. I believe the problem is that the partician was a virgin ext3 format, and I tried to copy the contents of a vFAT drive to it. I did a "fsck -v -y /dev/sdb3", and it ran trough a process, and then froze on "Reclaiming unconnected clusters." Here's a pastebin: http://pastebin.ca/1410737
[23:36] <Sarai> muse: ok
[23:36] <kronopio> raylu: whats a rpm
[23:36] <raylu> ricerind: sluggish as in it's too slow? or not responsive somehow?
[23:36] <muse> then: find /boot/grub/stage1
[23:36] <ricerind> was sort of hoping someone here would use a macbook and know what to do
[23:36] <raylu> kronopio: the package format for redhat/fedora/etc.
[23:36] <sam_> ricerind: ill find out for you
[23:36] <muse> it should output some info
[23:36] <ricerind> raylu: doesn't move much, i have to keep dragging it in small increments
[23:36] <drbobb> hmm I installed the glipper applet but it still does not appear in the Add to panel list
[23:36] <lazermann> is there a way to change grub menu colors?
[23:36] <coleys> ricerind: There is most likely a solution, I don't know about macs. Im aware they make all their pieces, but I don't know much else =/\
[23:36] <raylu> ricerind: so it's just slow? system > prefs > mouse
[23:37] <Sarai> muse: got it
[23:37] <kronopio> whats a manual page
[23:37] <Enasni> woohoo! flash actually works now!
[23:37] <muse> fill in the X and Y and enter this: root (hdX,Y)
[23:37] <raylu> kronopio: its... exactly what it sounds like
[23:37] <coleys> lazermann: You can you usplash I think.
[23:37] <coleys> lazermann: use*
[23:38] <tdizzy> Can anyone help me? I'm having a problem getting my optical audio to work?
[23:38] <raylu> kronopio: so earlier, you wanted to know what the "renice" command did. "man renice" will tell you that
[23:38] <lazermann> coleys how?
[23:38] <coleys> lazermann: sudo apt-get install usplash
[23:38] <sam_> how can i have lighttpd host a different site on a different port
[23:38] <coleys> lazermann: Then once installed run it, from Sys>pref> usplash
[23:38] <coleys> lazermann: You'll see colour options there.
[23:38] <ricerind> raylu: I've turned sensitivity and acceleration to maximum and it's better, but I still have to touch it with the flat of my finger. If I use the tip it barely registers
[23:39] <muse> Sarai then: setup (hd0)
[23:39] <muse> are you still with me?
[23:39] <raylu> sam_: http://forum.lighttpd.net/topic/85
[23:39] <chetnick> what is the name of that compiz setting that show all the windows if you let's say go with mouse to top left corner?
[23:39] <Sarai> muse: yep
[23:39] <sam_> thanks
[23:39] <glitsj16> chetnick: scale ?
[23:39] <coleys> chetnick: Edge, you can find settings for it in ubuntu Tweak
[23:39] <Sarai> muse: "Error 12: Invalid device requested"
[23:39] <coleys> chetnick: And you can get Ubuntu Tweak from getdeb.net
[23:39] <ricerind> raylu: And I can't move it accurately either ;(
[23:39] <raylu> sam_: also, consider #ubuntu-server
[23:39] <muse> ok what was your out put to find /boot/grub/stage1?
[23:39] <chetnick> glitsj16: scale shows all workspaces, i need just to show windows, like in mac os x.
[23:40] <tdizzy> Can someone help me get my optical audio working?
[23:40] <raylu> muse: please put the name of the person you're talking to somewhere in your messages
[23:40] <chetnick> glitsj16: never mind, its there.
[23:40] <muse> raylu: ok
[23:40] <elexodus> OK, what does "Warning... fsck.vfat for device /dev/sdb3 exited with signal 9." mean while ffsck'ing a part5itian?
[23:40] <glitsj16> chetnick: k alwyas mix those up
[23:41] <raylu> ricerind: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=493758
[23:41] <duvnell1> is there a GUI/point-and-click setup-my-ubuntu-server-as-a-network-router tool?   or do I continue forward with installing bind, dhcpd, enabling ipv4 forwarding, etc myself?
[23:41] <raylu> Sarai: what device did you specify? /boot/grub/device.map may help you
[23:41] <muse> Sarai: what was your output to find /boot/grub/stage1?
[23:41] <taylor_> glitsj16: Yes! it worked. Thanks so much for the help :)
[23:42] <apot> tdizzy: does the rear audio jack like it it you unplug the headphones in the front?
[23:42] <glitsj16> taylor_: nice, very welcome
[23:42] <taylor_> Alright, have a great night guys.
[23:42] <Sarai> muse, raylu : uh, not sure? I know the partition I want is dev/sda
[23:42] <tdizzy> apot, are you asking if the back analog jacks work? if so, yes they do
[23:42] <elexodus> Need fdisk help.
[23:42] <Whyborg_> :(
[23:42] <Enasni> OK, I've been trying to do this for a while. Can someone please help me configure GRUB to load a splash screen?
[23:43] <elexodus> Enasni: what version are you running?
[23:43] <coleys> Enasni: sudo apt-get install usplash
[23:43] <capiira> drbobb, logout and login again this helps
[23:43] <manpoole> brasero hanging during normalizing tracks in 9.04....anyone else?
[23:43] <Wavesonics> uhg, i was just telling my GF how easy and safe Ubuntu makes Linux, finially convince her to install Ubuntu, and after it books she gets "Signal Out Range" on her monitor :/
[23:43] <muse> Sarai: can you type in 'find /boot/grub/stage1' in grub and tell me the output it gives you
[23:43] <apot> tdizzy: can the sound system power up?
[23:43] <Enasni> elexodus , coleys: I am running Ubuntu9.04 x64 and I already typed get usplash... it says it's already installed.
[23:44] <coleys> Enasni: Go to Sys > prefs > usplash (or Administration) forget =p
[23:44] <capiira> drbobb, for the glipper issue
[23:44] <Sarai> muse: (hd0,0)
[23:44] <apot> going though A+ troubleshooting...
[23:44] <nnutter> In trying to find a way to run my laptop cooler I discovered that the command `acpi` doesn't exist. Should I install acpi or does Jaunty use something else?
[23:44] <ricerind> raylu: brb checking new config
[23:44] <kronopio> what is thunderbird, is it lke outlook express
[23:44] <tdizzy> apot, yes. it appears that the problem I am having is that the optical/digital device is not showing anywhere
[23:44] <muse> now type 'root (hd0,0)'
[23:44] <drbobb> capiira: yeah I guess. but I thought we were beyond that
[23:44] <elexodus> Enasni: tried gfxboot?
[23:44] <coleys> kronopio: thunderbird is a email client created by Mozilla the creators of firefox.
[23:44] <raylu> kronopio: yes, but without the fail
[23:44] <manpoole> will the brasero bug when burning an audio cd be fixed?
[23:44] <Enasni> coleys: I head what you were telling lazermann and i looked in the sys dir and there was no prefs directory
[23:44] <capiira> :) not 2050 yet
[23:45] <Enasni> elexodus: what is gfxboot?
[23:45] <muse> Sarai: then 'setup (hd0)'
[23:45] <coleys> Enasni: Are you in xubuntu?
[23:45] <kronopio> i have downloaded it but I dont know ow to use it
[23:45] <glitsj16> ricerind: could be pointing this to the wrong person, but if you are having trouble with touchpad, look into enabling shmconfig and use GUI app to configure (again, please ignore if this isn't making any sense)
[23:45]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por el momento
[23:45] <kronopio> could someone hlep me
[23:45] <Enasni> coleys: No, I should be running regular ubuntu
[23:45] <mattgirv> kronopio: Evolution is good too
[23:45] <Sarai> muse: that's what I typed last time
[23:45] <elexodus> Enasni: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=2&url=http%3A%2F%2Fubuntuforums.org%2Farchive%2Findex.php%2Ft-11478.html&ei=z8z8SberG6LhtgfL56XGCg&usg=AFQjCNFgbG1ew1pITkixSDH5_OT0f8kP2w
[23:45] <apot> hmm, if this is under ubuntu, i cant help you install drivers, which is what i would assume your problem is
[23:45] <capiira> drbobb, you can also kill some gnome deamon to rebuild the panels without loging in and out but forgot which one
[23:46] <coleys> kronopio: What services does your email provider supply, pop3, or imap?
[23:46] <elexodus> Enasni: Actually, this one is better: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=208855
[23:46] <ienorand> Enasni: What do you see on boot then?
[23:46] <kronopio> um imp I guess
[23:46] <kronopio> coleys: imp?
[23:46] <elexodus> Anybody wanna help me properly edit my fstab?
[23:46] <raylu> kronopio: that wasn't an option, and it apparently wasn't a typo on your part either
[23:46] <coleys> kronopio: uhmm.. imap or pop 3? =p
[23:46] <Enasni> ienorand: I am looking for a GRUB bootloader splash. I see a plain black screen.
[23:47] <raylu> elexodus: what do you want it to do?
[23:47] <elexodus> Enasni: check out GFXboot.
[23:47] <kronopio> coleys: I dont know what my email provider is
[23:47] <coleys> kronopio: is it like @gmail.com, or @hotmail.com
[23:47] <usser> Enasni, i'd suggest switching to grub2, it supports png files as backgrounds natively
[23:47] <elexodus> raylu: I have a partitian that isn't cooperazting, and I think it needs to be entered in the fstab...
[23:47] <coleys> kronopio: Dont give me the whole email, just after the @
[23:48] <raylu> elexodus: ok... more specific please?
[23:48] <kronopio> i have multiple
[23:48] <Enasni> elexodus: this method updates GRUB?
[23:48] <tdizzy> apot, do you know how I might fix my problem?
[23:48] <muse> Sarai: can you pastebin me the output of 'sudo fdisk -l'?
[23:48] <ienorand> Enasni: Ah, sorry.
[23:48] <kronopio> @gmail.com
[23:48] <coleys> kronopio: Which do you @hotmail won't work actually.
[23:48] <elexodus> Enasni: sort of, it replaces GRUB.
[23:48] <liz> hey guys . i have an "00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 02)
[23:48] <coleys> kronopio: For @gmail I would suggest using imap
[23:48] <manpoole> on my panel all of the icons that control stuff have dissappeared the only one visible is the time shutdown and sound
[23:48] <liz> im wandering how do i get sound to work?
[23:48] <Sarai> muse: ok, just a sec
[23:48] <usser> Enasni, http://blogs.koolwal.net/2008/12/16/how-to-grub2-and-grub-pc-installing-splash-images/
[23:48] <manpoole> how do i get them back?
[23:48] <ricerind> raylu: THANK YOU! It works now! I just had to boost the sensitivity in gsynaptics.
[23:48] <drbobb> any idea why the Songbird music player isn't in Ubuntu's repos?
[23:48] <coleys> kronopio: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=75725
[23:48] <lazermann> how to use usplash? or startup manager is kind of the same?
[23:49] <kronopio> ok imap.  I use it with thnderbird?
[23:49] <coleys> kronopio: Yeah, imap is a better choice read the link above.
[23:49] <tdizzy> can anyone help me with my optical audio problems?
[23:49] <coleys> kronopio: Once enabled Ill send you your next link.
[23:49] <Sarai> muse: http://paste.ubuntu.com/163154/
[23:49] <capiira> suse has a nice selection menu for grub
[23:49] <apot> based on what information i have, i would guess that your sound system needs drivers that aren't installed yet
[23:49] <capiira> dunno what they use
[23:49] <elexodus> raylu: Ok, I have a 1TB drive that I am setting up under sbd. It is split into 2 partitions, one is ext3, and the othert was originally ext3. It tells me that the second partition is now vfat... So, I need some help clarifying this with the fstab.
[23:50] <memmo> so i've been looking at options for a storage server that also will handle streaming media (video and other files to a squeezebox and also a popcorn hour video player) -- Windows Home Server, a Drobo connected to my mac, Openfiler, Freenas etc -- but I'm wondering about doing a full install of ubuntu so I get a GUI (I'm not that familiar with linux), and setting up a couple shares via nfs/smb -- any reason not to do
[23:50] <apot> if it powers up and the audio port tests to be working properly
[23:50] <tdizzy> apot, would I need different drivers for digital capability than for analog?
[23:50] <raylu> elexodus: er, fstab isn't going to help with that. what is "it"
[23:50] <kronopio> i found evolution
[23:50] <tdizzy> apot, analog devices work fine, but it's the digital one that does not
[23:50] <coleys> kronopio: evolutions sucks bawls
[23:50] <lazermann> how to use usplash?
[23:50] <kronopio> and sain imap
[23:50] <kronopio> said*
[23:50] <Enasni> elexodus: I am running x64.
[23:51] <kronopio> tls sls encryption
[23:51] <kronopio> or*
[23:51] <elexodus> Enasni: not familiar, but it should work...
[23:51] <coleys> kronopio: Imap... with SSL port 993
[23:51] <coleys> kronopio: the imap server is imap.gmail.com
[23:51] <Enasni> elexodus: the installer you referenced comes back with i386 architecture is incompatible
[23:51] <muse> Sarai: sorry I don't know what the prob is.. perhaps boot into xubuntu live and try what I said there?
[23:51] <Sarai> muse: okay
[23:51] <kronopio> it wont allow me the forward key
[23:51] <elexodus> raylu: "it" would be the terminal after I tried a few different commands.
[23:51] <Sarai> muse: I'll be back in a bit, then
[23:51] <coleys> kronopio: Which is your first language?
[23:51] <muse> sure
[23:52] <manpoole> my 3rd party desktop notification icons have all disappeared and will not come back in gnome how do i fix this?
[23:52] <kronopio> english
[23:52] <elexodus> Enasni: out of my league
[23:52] <raylu> elexodus: the specific commands would be nice.
[23:52] <kronopio> in computer python
[23:52] <elexodus> raylu: looking
[23:52] <kronopio> but  I can barely speak it
[23:52] <Enasni> elexodus: how do i reinstall grub then
[23:52] <coleys> kronopio: Whats your main language =p? Im having trouble understanding
[23:52] <apot> tdizzy: circumstantially, i would say you need different drivers, other possible though improbable causes would be lacking OS, hardware, or firmware support
[23:52] <kronopio> coleys: engish
[23:53] <coleys> kronopio: Okay lets speak it then... which email client do you want to use?
[23:53] <kronopio> thunderbird
[23:53] <coleys> kronopio: thunderbird, or Evolution.
[23:53] <tdizzy> apot, so I do need additional drivers for optical audio support?
[23:53] <coleys> okay.
[23:53] <muse> Enasni: follow what I said to Sarai
[23:53] <coleys> kronopio: Read this it'll give you all instructions-- > http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=77662
[23:54] <coleys> kronopio: Good luck =)
[23:54] <ienorand> drbobb: some info https://bugs.launchpad.net/songbird/+bug/94494
[23:54] <apot> tdizzy, i wouldnt say additional, just different. I hope you have documentation for your audio device.
[23:55] <drbobb> ienorand: thx
[23:55] <elexodus> raylu: looks like I got it. Thanks for your help.
[23:55] <kronopio> coleys:  ihave to take a break
[23:55] <Enasni> muse: I did sudo apt-get install grub
[23:55] <coleys> kronopio: Do it then =) Just follow the steps one by one, and you'll have setup thunderbird...
[23:56] <Enasni> muse: will that work?
[23:56] <tdizzy> apot, I found the proper ALSA drivers for my card. I'm entirely sure they're correct. I just can't seem get the optical audio to work. Unless I need a different driver for digital than for analog, my driver is correct.
[23:56] <muse> Enasni: ok now type in 'sudo grub' in the terminal
[23:56] <Enasni> muse: ok i am in grub
[23:57] <muse> tpye 'find /boot/grub/stage1'
[23:57] <LastArms> Can I request for help here?
[23:57] <manpoole> my desktop notification icons are not visible how can i troubleshoot this issue?
[23:58] <elexodus> manpoole: screenshot?
[23:58] <LastArms> Rhythm box kept on requesting for application/x-sqlite3. I've already installed sqlite3. Is there anything I can do?
[23:58] <Enasni> muse: hd0,4
[23:58] <manpoole> surething
[23:58] <raylu> elexodus: er, np :P
[23:58] <muse> Enasni: then 'root (hd0,4)'
[23:58] <Sarai> muse : I'm back- booted into Xubuntu and ran setup(hd0) for grub- still nothing
[23:58] <elexodus> raylu: actually, I have another problem...
[23:59] <Enasni> it repeated it.
[23:59] <manpoole> elexodus any sites like pastebin for screenshots?
[23:59] <Enasni> muse: it repeated root (hd0,4)
[23:59] <muse> Enasni: 'setup (hd0)'
[23:59] <muse> tpyr that in and then wuit grub
[23:59] <elexodus> raymanpoolelu: I always use photobucket.
[23:59] <muse> Sarai: have you changed root?
[23:59] <manpoole> my flickr account has a max of so many megabytes and i usually have my photos displayed there
[23:59] <Enasni> it says done
[23:59] <Sarai> muse: not that I know of?
[23:59] <Enasni> muse: the setup completed
[23:59] <muse> Enasni: yip